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THIS EDITION OF
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
IS MUST RESPECT FULLY INSCRIBED BY
THE AUTHOR.
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PIRE EA C E .
BEATson's PoliticAL INDEX, on which the Book of Dignities is
founded, was first published in 1786. It went through three
editions, the last of which was published in 1806, and has, of
course, been long out of print. It contained many lists of
little practical utility, and its usefulness was also impaired by a
Want of systematic arrangement. Still it was, without doubt, a
valuable book; and the fact of three large editions having been
issued and speedily exhausted, shows that a work of this character
is always appreciated.
In the year 1851 the late Joseph HAYDN, well known as the
compiler of the Dictionary of Dates and other similar works of
reference, published a new edition of the Political Index, under
the title of The Book of Dignities. In the preparation of this
edition Haydn took Beatson's work as the foundation, eliminated
from it such lists as he considered Superfluous, re-arranged the
remainder Somewhat more methodically, and brought the book
down to date. The general opinion appears to have been that
|
|
iy PREFACE.
Haydn was rather too sweeping in his excisions, and that some
of the lists omitted by him might have been retained with
advantage.
Like its predecessor, the Book of Dignities in its turn was soon
out of print, and has almost, if not quite, attained the rank of a
“scarce ’’ book. It seldom occurs in auctioneers' or booksellers'
catalogues, and, when a stray copy comes into the market, it
fetches a price as high as or higher than that at which it was
originally published, although nearly forty years out of date,
and consequently useless as a modern or correct guide.
Under these circumstances it seemed to me that the time
had arrived when a new and revised edition of so useful a book
might be published with advantage ; and I can only express a
hope that my opinion may be justified by the event. I have
restored some of the more useful of the lists omitted by Haydn,
and have added many others, so as to make the work as complete
as possible.
As examples of the additional lists, I may mention the Deans,
the Lord-Lieutenants, the Officers of the Heralds' College, the
County Court Judges, the Queen's Counsel, the Colonial Governors
and Bishops, and many of the minor orders of knighthood.
Besides these, a large number of Dignities have been created
since 1851, so that altogether whilst Haydn's edition *
only about four hundred lists, the present work contains over
thirteen hundred. I have omitted the so-called “PEERAgE,”
which was very meagre and incomplete, as all information under
this head can now be easily supplied from Sources well known, and
easily accessible; and, in order to economise space, I have gre tly
curtailed the introductory notes, which were frequently incorrect

or obsolete. I have, however, added to each Dignity a reference
PREFACE. V
to the Statutes, Orders in Council, or Letters Patent, creating or
affecting it. This will enable the reader to obtain full and
accurate information on the subject.
But the great feature of the present edition is the INDEx of
NAMES, which now appears for the first time, and which, I think
and hope, cannot fail greatly to increase the utility of the work.
It is so arranged as to give to the name of each person a list
of every dignity or office held by him. I need not dwell upon
the labour such a task has involved, it being nearly a repetition
of the book itself, although, by the use of abbreviations, com-
pressed into fewer pages. In compiling this Index, I was met
with a formidable difficulty by reason of the different ways in
Which the same name was spelt, which rendered it almost
impossible to adhere to the usual alphabetical or lexicographical
arrangement. I was to some extent prepared for this, but I own
I was surprised to find how little regard was, even down to
comparatively modern times, paid to uniformity of spelling. I
have endeavoured to overcome the difficulty by a plentiful use of
cross-references, and would ask the reader's careful attention to
the observations prefixed to the Index at pages 943–4. The
preparation of this Index has greatly delayed the publication of the
book. I could not even commence to arrange the names until the
whole body of the work was in type ; and, being actively
engaged in the duties of my profession, I was only able to devote
a few hours each day to the task.
It is so obvious that a work of this kind, where every lime
contains a name and a date, cannot be free from errors, that it
seems hardly necessary to make the usual conventional apology
for unavoidable mistakes. In compiling the Index, a number of
small errors were brought to light, a list of which will be found
at pages vii-x. I have not attempted systematically to revise
vi PREFACE.
the old lists throughout, as to do so would have been virtually to
re-write the entire book; but where, in searching for additional
names, I have had an opportunity of collating Haydn's lists
with others I have done so. I may mention as instances that
the judges, &c., have been collated with Foss's lists, and the
orders of knighthood with those of Sir Harris Nicolas.
Had I known what lay before me when I first undertook the
task of preparing this edition, I frankly confess that I should
have hesitated to attempt it. I anticipated that I should finish
the work in a little over six months, but it has occupied almost
all my leisure time for more than four years. It has, however,
been essentially a labour of love, and I can only hope that I
have accomplished my task in such a manner as to merit the
approbation of the public, into whose hands the book is now
committed.
HORACE OCKERBY,
July 1890.
E. R. R. A.T.A.
§ a .3 Correction. § 3| 5 Correction.
04 |O H P+ | O H
15 || 2 || 45 | For “ Alexandra, ’’ read || 147 || 2 || 14 | For ‘‘ Mr. Poulett Thom-
** Alexander.” son’’ read “Chas.
25 || 2 | 10 | For “supra "read “infra.” Poulett Thomson.”
37 || 2 || 47 | For “ 2nd time ’’ read 153 || 2 || 22 || For “Sudley” read
‘‘ 3rd time.” “Sudeley.”
38 || 1 || 36 || Dele. “(2ad time).” 168 || 1 || 13 || For 1736” read “ 1764.”
41 || 1 || 24 For “Ourvus ” read || 179 || 3 || 54 For “Wm. Visc. Dum-
“Corvus.” cannon ’’ read “Wn.
42 || 1 || 15 || To “ P. Decius Mus ” add 2nd E. of Bessborough.”
“(5th time).” 180 || 1 || 17 | For ‘‘ Wm. Visc. Dun-
43 | 1 8 || To “M. Pomponius cannon ’’ read “Wm.
Matho " add “(2nd 2nd E. of Bessborough.”
time).” 181 || 3 3 || For “Sir Geo. Hope”
, , || 2 | 24 To L. Weturius Philo” read “Sir Geo. J.
add “ (2nd time).” Hope.”
44 | 1 3 | For ‘‘ Gemilius” read || 188 2 5 | For “ Dudley Ryder, E.
“AEmilius.” of Harrowby ” read
45 || 1 || 57 | For “Scarus” read “Dudley, E. of Har-
“Scaurus.” rowby.”
, , || 2 | 15 To “Cu. Domitius Aheno- ,, 2 20 | For “Jas., ld. Wharn-
barbus ” add “ (2nd cliffe " read “Jas.
time).” Archd., ld. Wharn-
46 || 1 || 20 To “M, AEmilius Lepi- Cliffe.”
dus” add “ (2nd time).” , , | 2 || 44 || For “Aberdeen " read
,, 2 59 || To “ M. Antonius, abd.” “Aberdare.”
add “ (2nd time).” , , |2| 49 || For “Parkinson” read
68 1 || 32 For “Rupert II,” read ‘‘ Samuel.”
“Rupert I.” 193 || 2 || 53 (Lowther.) For “baron”
105 1 last For ‘‘ Carrua " read read “ld.”
“Carrera.” 195 || 1 || 58 || For “Thos., E. of Derby.”
112 1 || 30 For “Geo. Granville, E. read “Jas., 10th E. of
i Gower” read “Geo. Derby.”
Granville, ld, aft. E. ,, . 2 | 17 For “Queensbury’’ read
Gower.” “Queensberry.”
114 | 1 6 || To “Jno. Savile Lumley" || 207 || 1 4 | (Dartmouth.) For “1810”
add “ aft. Sir J.” read “ 1801.”
146 |2| 32 || For “Vesey Fitzgerald " || 209 || 1 || 29 (Bentinck.) Dele. “gov.-
read “Charles Vesey gen, of India, May, 1833,”
| Fitzgerald.” and insert “ Tr. Hhold.”
147 1 7 For “ld. Ellice.” read || 211 || 1 || 13 (Bentinck.) Add “gov.-
‘‘ Edwd. Ellice.” gon. Ind. 1833.”
2 9 For “Spring Rice” read 2| 20 | For “Jas. Horatio" read
“Thos. Spring Rice.”
‘‘ Geo. Jas. Horatio.”
viii ERRATA.

§ 1 - Q * Q *- Q) ſº
§ a 3 Correction. § |'s 5 Correction.
P+ | O H P+ O H
212 || 1 || 26 || For “Wm., visc. Anson" || 294 || 1 || 37 | (Arundel.) For “Hy.”
read “Thos. Wm., visc. read “ Wm.”
Anson.” ,, 2 26 | Read “Gilbert Elliot, aft.
, , |2 5 At end of year 1831 add Sir G.”
“Dec. 7, Hon. Thos. 298 || 1 || 23, 24 || Dele. “aft. la. Hatton.”
Erskine, ch. judge in , , || 1 || 40 (Manchester.) After
Bankruptcy.” “ Chas.” insert “ Wisc.
215 | 1 7 | (Wood.) For “ld. Hali- Mandeville, aft.”
fax * read “wisc.” 300 | 1 1 (Evelyn.) For “E. of "
217 || 2 | 63 | For “Lopus” read read “Wisc.”
“Loftus.” ,, . 1 4 (St. John.) For “Geo.
218 || 1 2 (Napier.) Add “ and ld. Richd., visc.,” read
chanc. Ir.” “St. Andrew, ld.”
220 | 1 || 57 | (Gibson.) For “ld. 312 || 1 || 41 (Somerset.) After “ Al-
chambn.” read “ld. gernon " insert “ld.
chanc.” Percy, aft. D. of.”
,, 2 || 38 || For “Wm. Schomberg || 318 || 2 || 25 (Asheton.) After “Robt.”
Rt.” read “Schomberg insert “ (?) Richd.”
Hy.” 319 || 1 5 | For “ 1847 ° read “ 1487.”
223 || 1 4 || For “ 1408” road 1480.” || 323 || 1 || 15 || For ‘‘ Grenville " read
229 || 1 || 44 || For “Harvey" read ‘‘ Granville.”
“Hervey.” ,, . 1 || 17 | (Granville.) For “Jas.”
230 || 1 || 20 | After “ Ed W. Jno. read “Jno.”
Stanley’” add “aft. lá. 347 | – || 34 || For ‘‘ four "read “ three.”
Eddisbury, &c.” 355 || 1 || 54 (Nevill.) For “Canter-
,, 2 || 24 || For “Boyce " read bury’’ read “York.”
“Bryce.” 356 || 1 || 43 (Ley.) For “John ” read
, , |2| 42 | For “Corrie " read “James.”
* * Currie.” 364 || 1 || 30 || For Comhill” read
233 || 1 8 (Stanley.) For “Hon.” ‘‘ Cornhill.”
read “ Col.” 399 || 1 |49, 50 (North.) Dele. “and E.
234 || 1 || 37 | (Hillsborough.) For of.”
“ Wm.” read Wills.” 401 || 1 || 33 (Roswell.) For “Richd.”
239 2 1 | After “Lyon Playfair, read “Wrm.”
C.B.,” add “aft. Sir || 408 || 1 || 3 & 24 || For “ — Brooke” read
L.” ‘‘ Rd. Brooke.”
24l 2 3 || For ‘‘ Jno., aft. E. of 411 || 1 || 39 || For “Eyres” read “Eyre.”
Durham,” read “Jno. 415 || 1 | 40 || After “Winnington Jef-
Geo., aft.,” &c. freys” insert “Wm. Lee.”
242 || 1 || 45 || For ‘‘ Moore ” read || 429 || 2 | 11 || For “Maddore ” read
“ More.” ‘‘ Maddox.”
252 | 1 || 37 | Dele. “Grosvenor.” 435 | 1 || 13 | For ‘‘ 1445 ° read “ 1454.”
254 || 2 | 21 || Between “Baring ” and || 438 || 1 || 50 | For “Barry" read
* lol.” insert “aft.” “Parry.”
256 || 1 || 25, 26 || For “Wisc. Dumblane” || 456 || 1 2 || For “ 1614 ° road 4° 1605.”
read “Visc. Osborne || 461 || 1 | 16 || For “Beleanquall ” read
of Dumblane.” “Balcanguall.”
259 || 1 || 10, 11 Dele. “ aft. D. of Rut- || 477 | 1 || 21 | For “Strafford” read
land.” * * Stratford.”
,, . 2 27, 28 Dele. “aft. D. of Rut- || 484 || 2 | 12 (Eden.) For “succ. to
land.” that title " read “succ.
260 || 2 || 32 || For ‘‘ Sir Edwd. G. R. to the title of là. Auck-
Owen” read “ Sir land.”
Edwd. C. R. Owen.” 488 Until the alteration of
262 |2| 28 (Booth.) For “Gen.” to the “Style” in 1753
read “Geo.” 492 Lord Mayor's Day was
289 || 1 || 12 (Arundel) For “Wm.” Oct. 29th and not Nov.
read “Hy.” 9th. The list of Lord
294 || 1 | 20 (Orford.) After “Edwd.” Mayors should be .
insert “Russell ?”
altered accordingly.
ERRATA. *
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509 || 1 || 7 | (M For read “Jas.”
(*#) . “Yº, | 713 'I 10 (Mulgrave.) For “Hy.”
6 * Bavid Wm 35 &e I'63, 720 1 o read “ Constantine Hy.”
511 |1| 26 (Elibank.) For Geo ## (nº read “nº ºr
ld.” &c., read “Alex, | Tºº Jno.
7th lä.” &c. pº
515 |2| 13 (Huntley.) for 4 & 2nd E.” 724, 2 52 (Goldsworthy.) For “aft.
read “4th E.” * 734 I per tº Sir G.” read “aft. Sir R.”
.., |2| 18 (Huntley.) For “2nd E.” 55 For ostreat" read
read “ 5th E.” * 736 1 Ostrevant. e
517 | 1 || 10 (Rothes.) For “Wm.” 18 Aft. Tord Bonvill’s name
read “Wrm. (?Geoj” inse; *
522 || 1 || 39 (Craufurd.) For “An- Sir Th95, Kyriell ;
drew " read “Andrew ; & 8 d. 1461.
(? David) 25 e i. ; aft. la.
1 || 52 * e | enlock; d. 1471.”
5 3 (Pºp#. For “Hy." 737 |2| 31 (Ferrers.) For “ 3rd ló.”
524 | – | 12 * on " .. * read “8th lä.”
º, º 55 521 read | 740 || 2 || 56 Gºº For * * 1st
525 |1| 20 | (Dunbar. For s' 5 E.” read “ 2nd E.”
( .*.*, *: : David" || 741 |2|10, 11 (Pººk, Lewis), Pele.
545 |2| 36 To Gillan's name add 742 2 “D. of Gloucester.”
“ (? bp. of Dunblame).” 44 5 (º d For “Sept.
546 || 2 | 16 * £4's, 29 ° read “ Sept. 20.”
Gº"Pºia ,, 2 | 11 Gºgº I.F “ 5th
550 |1| 15 For missiºnead “ y? .” read “4th E.”
552 | 1 || 25 (Ormond.) rº. lº, 744 || 1 || 17 | Read “Robt., 2nd Earl
E.” read “4th E.” º: and 1st M.
553 || 2 || 25 Breret . of Westminster.”
( º) JJele. “ld. 746 || 1 | 20 (King.) For “bp. Salis-
559 |2| 17 | (Fitzwilliam.) To “wise.” hº read “bp.
add “ .)” : , e
562 || 1 || 51 gº lº, , , | * | * | *ºsiº’ tº
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570 | 1 2 (oººº. º | 748 || 1 I Rº ſº Hy., 4th
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582 | 1 12 To “Tº dd tº tº 5 5 sº 66 eburgh.”
583 |2|13, 15 (Willes.) *. gº • * * | *.*.*.*"
lr. ºve: º ſº * read “ atimer.”
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597 || 1 43 (Reeves.) For : John ” 1 || 2 Rd.” read “Ralph.”
read “ Wm.” 5 5 9 || For C • Cormvale’’ read
tº 6 (; 35
599 || 2 40 (Townshend.) For “Lis. || 758 || 1 || 27 op." • & 6 tº
more ” read “Water- ld º º ld * 6th
ford.” .” read “” .”
613 || 2 32 For 1543 "'read 1743, ” 759 2 54 Fol. * “Skelton ’’ read
627 |2| 27 | For “Dayaly” r ſº d 760 || 1 ‘‘ Shelton.”
“Daly.” 68, 6 (Pº) For 5th MI.”
648 |-| 1 | Forgiº" read “ 1764." || 7 read ‘‘ 3rd M.”
s * (3.2 1. 8 R t liff D § 6 25
– 32 Minto.) For ‘ 22 - 4. (Ratcliffe.) Dele. “and aft.
5 3 ( *ś * Geo.” read 764 || 1 35 (Pº) For ‘‘ 3rd D.”
650 l 20, 32 C $ v. 5 * read “ 2nd D.”
(ºr "Gº" | * * * (ºr “sept."
659 || 1 || 33, 34 (Fitzger 6 $ read “May.”
g } 5 ( º * aft. || 767 || 1 Guº"Gem"
668 || – | 29 * J. * * read “Jno.”
| Fº Hei Hern” read || 768 || 1 5 (Harcourt.) For “2nd
* E.” read “ 3rd E.”
X ERRATA.
Mitchell, C.B., aft. Sir
J.”
§ 75 # Correction. § º # Correction.
Q4 || O H P+. O H
|
771 || 1 || 32 (Cooper.) For “Anthy.” || 886 – 27 | Read “Geo. Petre Wy-
read “Astley.” mer... 20 Jun. 54 |
772 || 1 || 34 Sydenham.) Dele, “Wm.” . | 8 Jun. 56 || 9 Sep.
776 || 2 | 61 º For ‘‘ Re” read 63 |.”
* Cle.” - 887 | – || 3 || For “Dyer” read “Dyce.”
781 2 3 (Tanner.) For “Orel ” . Dele, whole
read ‘‘ Oriel.” , , | – | 12 Wylie.) lines. See
784 2 9 (West.) For “ Algernon’ , , | – || 14 ğ) correct en-
read “Algernon Edw.” - tries p. 888.
After West’s name insert ,, . – 55 (Conran.) Dele, whole
“Col. Donald Mathe- line. See correct en-
son.” - tries same page, line 13.
, , || 2 || 25 | Dele. “Lt.-Col. Donald || 888 – 11 | Read “ ICdw. Garstin...
Matheson.” | 28 Nov. 54 || 21 Dec.
, , | – || 39 For “Couriers ” read 65 || 1 Mar. 67.” -
‘‘ Coursier.” ,, – 14 (Vivian.) Add “and sir
786 || 1 || 20 Aft. Gen. Murray's name R.” -
- insert “ Gen. Sir Robt. ,, – 34 (Dickinson.) Dele, whole
+ Macfarlane, K.C.B.” line. See correct entry
,, 2 || 51 | For “Champange” read same page, line 60
“Champagne.” , , | – || 51 | Read “Wm. Wylie, C.B.
788 |2| 19 (Brooke.) For “John | 28 Nov. 54 24 Oct.
Saml.” read “Saml. 62 24 Feb. 70.”
Jno.” 891 | – || 35 | For ‘‘ Butter ’’ read
792 || 1 || 47 | (Munster.) For “Hy.” ‘‘ Butler.”
read “ Herbert.” 893 – 23 (Brooke.) Dele, whole
794 || 1 | 18 For Cornuto * read line. See correct entry
“ Comuto.” p. 887, 28 Nov. 54.
, , || 1 || 25 (Guildford.) For “ 6th 894 | – || 30 (Abbott.) Dele, whole
E.” read 5th E.” line. See correct entry
798 |2| 23 (Vivian.) For “Chas.” same page, 13 Apr.
read “Hussey.” 1860. -
817 |2| 39 (Nagle.) For “ G.C.B.” || 895 ||—|| 3 | (Morris.) Dele, whole
read ‘‘ G.C.H.” line. See correct entry
852 – 19 (Wilson.) For “Fabie” p. 894, 30 Apr. 1860.
read “Fahie.” , , | – | 19 After Campbell, insert
856 || 1 || 52 (Hulse.) Dele. “G.C.M.G.” Edwin Hy. Atkinson.
861 || 2 | 60 | For ‘‘Houstoun * read 896 |-| 34 (Hodgson.) Dele, whole
** Houston or Hous- line. See correct entry
toun.” p. 894, 11 Apr. 1860.
865 | 1 || 35 | For ‘‘ Guilford ” read , , |-| 38 (Shirley.) Dele, whole
‘‘ Bedford.” - line. See correct entry
,, . 2, 31 (Oughton.) Read “Jas. p. 897, 24 Oct. 1862.
Adolphus, aft. Sir J.” ,, – 39 (Lawrence.) Dele. whole
866 || 1 | 60 (Craufurd.) Dele. “G.” line. See correct entry
874 || 2 | 55 (Hawker.) For “ K.C.B.” p. 897, 1 June 1862.
read “ K. C.H.” ſ Dele, " whole
877 | – || 59 Fagan. JDele. whole t lines. See
( line. 'sº correct entry 898 || – : $.3 correct en-
p. 876, 10 Jan. 1837. * |-| 5 | (Sutton)] ... sº,
884 || – 5 | For “ Jno. Home * read U 21 Dec.1862.
“Jno. Home Home.” 900 – 49 (Tapp.) Dele. whole
Dele. wº line. See correct entry
lines. See p. 903, 6 Mar. 1868.
* - § §º correct en- || 906 ||—|| 41 (Briggs.) Dele, whole
5 5 2 ( o tries p. 886, - line. See correct entry
20 Jun. 1854 same page, line 54.
886 || – 8 || Read “John Mitchel or , , – 61 (Ballard.) Dele. whole
line. See correct entry
p. 907, 16 Aug. 1868.
|
ERRATA.
xi
#
3
à
Correction.
#
3
É
Correction.
917
918
921
line.
48 (Lefroy.)
line.
28
58
line.
55
14
(Sandham.) Dele, whole
See correct entry
p. 904, 6 Mar. 1868.
Dele. whole
See correct entry
p. 906, 6 Mar. 1868.
(Vine.) Dele, whole line.
See correct entry p. 5 5
914, 26 Nov. 1875.
(Cockburn.) Dele, whole
See correct entry 35 | T
p. 917, 1 Oct. 1877
(Harrison.) Dele. whole
line. See correct entry
p. 918, 24 Nov. 1877.
(Cockburn.) Dele, whole
line. See correct entry
924 –
49
928 || – || 41
35
p. 917, 1 Oct. 1877,
(Thomas.) Dele, whole
line. See correct entry
p. 920, 31 Dec. 1878
967
2
(Williams.) Dele, whole
line. See correct entry
same page, line 22
After H. A. Cockburn
insert “ Peter Hy.
Scratchley, m.-gen., 1
Oct. 1882.”
Read “Hy. Augs. Smyth
| 1 Nov. 82 || 1 Nov.
86
(Dorther.) Read “hon.
J. C. Dormer, C.B.
| 18 Nov. 82 | 1 Nov.
85
. . . . .
(Dormer.) Dele, whole
line. See correct entry
p. 925, 18 Nov.
1882.
(Beach,) Add “C. Sec.
235.”
LIST OF
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE
BODY OF THE WORK.
COnq. conquered.
COIlS62C. consecrated.
COllSt. constable.
- constituted.
contd. COntinued.
COntr. control.
COEOll. coronation.
CI’. created.
- CrOWIned.
Cr. I. Crown of Indi
Clſ. Dr. CrOWn prince.
Css. Countess.
D. duke.
d. died.
dau. daughter.
decl. declared.
-*- declined.
degr. degraded.
dep. deposed.
- deputy or depute.
abbot. C.S.I. companion of the
abdicated. o star of India.
| archbishop. C811C. cancelled.
about. Capt. captain of the yeo-
acting. yeom, gu, men of the guard.
admitted. Capt. captain of the gen-
admiral. gent. tlemen pension-
administrator. penS. €l’S.
admiralty. cardl. Cardinal.
afterwards. ch. chief.
alderman. ch.bar.ex.] chief baron of the
ambassador. exchequer.
ambassador extra- || Ch. chief commissioner.
Ordinary. CO]]]]]]]'.
appointed. ch. d’a. chargé d'affaires.
appeal. ch, ex. chancellor of the
appointment. exchequer.
archduke. chambn. chamberlain.
archdeacon. Chanc. d. chancellor of the
arrival or arrived. Lanc. duchy of Lancas-
assassinated. ter.
attorney general. chapl. chaplain.
born. coadj. coadjutor.
baron of the ex- || coffr. cofferer.
chequer. Col. colonial.
board. CO]]]]]]. commissioner of
bishop. admy. the admiralty.
baronet. Comm.ch.'commander in chief.
companion of the comm. common serjeant.
bath. serjt.
commonly COIlli Il. commissioner of
called. treasy. the treasury.
consul general. COIIl- commendator.
companion of the mend.
Indian empire. Commr. commissioner.
companion of St. || compt comptroller of the
Michael and St. hhold household.
George. conf. confirmed.
dep. e. deputy earl malº-
marsh. shal.
| depr. deprived.
desc, descended.
dethr dethroned.
dict, dictator.
dipl. rel. diplomatic rela-
SuSp tions suspended.
dism. dismissed,
disp. dispensed.
div. divorced.
DSS duchess.
E. earl.
earl earl marshal.
marsh
East. T. Easter Term or
Or Vac Vacation.
elect. elected.


xii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
elect.. pal.
emp.
€Yl W. 6X,
estab.
eXp.
ext. 1d. Of
SeSS.
.M.
G.C.B.
G.C.E.I.
G.C.I.E.
G.C.M.G.
G.C.S.I.
gen.
gent.
bedch.
gov. gell.
govr.
gr. d.
gr. Seal.
gr. Stole.
hhold.
Hil. T. Or
Vac.
introd.
inv.
iss.
judge
prerog.
just. C.P.
just. K.B.
K.
E.B.
R.C.
E.C.B.
R.C.E.I.
E.C.I.E.
R. C.M.G.
IK.C.S.I.
IK.G.
R.E.I.
K.T2.
elector palatime.
emperor.
envoy extraordi-
Inary.
established.
expelled.
extraordinary lord
of Session.
field marshal.
financial.
first lord of the ad-
miralty.
first lord of the
treasury.
foreign.
formerly.
London gazette, i.6.
the date Of the
Gazette Notice.
Knight Grand Cross
Of the Bath.
Knight Grand Cross
of the Order of
the Guelphs.
Knight Grand Com-
mander of the In-
dian Empire.
Knight Grand Cross
of St. Michael and
St. George.
Išnight Grand Com-
mander of the
Star Of India.
general.
gentleman of the
bedchamber.
governor general
governor.
grand duke.
great Seal.
groom of the stole.
household.
Hilary Term or
Vacation.
introduced.
invested.
issued.
judge of the prero-
gative court.
justice of the com-
mon pleas.
justice of the king's
bench.
King.
Išmight or Knight
Companion of the
Bath
Ring's Counsel.
ISnight Comman-
der of the Bath.
Enight Comman-
der of the order
of the Guelphs.
Knight Comman-
der of the Indian
Empire.
IXnight Comman-
der of St. Michael
and St. George.
Knight Comman-
der of the Star
of India.
Enight of the Gar-
t
€r.
Knight of the
Order of the
Guelphs.
Knight of St. Pat-
rick.
IK.T.
knt.
L.G.
L.P.
ld.
ld. admy.
ld. bed-
ld. chanc.
ld. Clk.
ld.marsh.
ld.pr.seal.
ld. pres.
Council.
ld. St.
ld. trea,Sr.
ld, treasy.
ld. Wolen.
Stamm.
loc.gov.
bd
lt.-gen.
lt.-gen.
Ord.
MI.
7??.
I(night of the
Thistle.
knight.
Lieutenant Gover-
I] Ol.
Letters Patent.
lord.
lord of the admi-
ralty.
lord of the bed-
chamber.
:... lord chief baron of
the exchequer.
lord chief justice of
the common
pleas.
lord chief justice of
the king's bench.
lord chamberlain.
ld chancellor.
lord clerk register
of Scotland.
lord great cham-
berlain.
lord justice.
lord keeper.
lord lieutenant.
lord marshal.
lord privy seal.
lord president of
the council.
lord Steward.
lord treasurer.
lord of the trea-
sury.
lord warden of the
stamneries.
local government
board.
lieutenant-general.
lieutenant - general
of the Ordnance.
Marquis.
married.
master general of
the Ordnance.
major-general.
master of the horse.
master of the mint.
master of the Ord-
Ila, Il C62,
master of the rolls.
maharajah.
martyred.
master.
master general of
the Ordnance.
master of the great
wardrobe.
Michaelmas Term
or Vacation.
parlt.
paym.
gen.
pat.
perm.
preS.
plant.
pol. .
postm.
gell.
pr.
pr. Seal.
pr. Serjt.
preb.
prec.
prem.
preS.
preS.
council.
procl.
prov.
proV. gov.
prov.pres.
provl.
IPrSS.
Q.
Q.C.
Q,t).
parliament.
paymaster general.
patent. *
permanent presi-
dent.
plantations.
political.
postmaster gene-
ral.
prince.
privy.
privy seal.
prime serjeant.
prebendary.
precentor.
premier or prime
minister.
president.
president of the
council.
proclaimed.
provost.
provisional govern-
ment or governor.
provisional presi-
dent.
provisional.
Princess.
|U1662]].
ueen's Counsel. .
quid vide.
rajah.
ranger.
recorder,
rector.
registrar.
relinquished.
removed.
remembrancer.
representative.
resident.
resigned.
restored.
retired.
son and heir.
Serjeant at Law.
sime prole.
Secretary.
secretary of state.
signet.
speaker of the hous
Of commons.
special mission.
succeeded.
surnamed.
surrender.
surrendered
suspended.
SWOl'Il.
Trailbaston
tice Of).
teller of the
chequer.
trade.
translated.
treasurer.
treasury.
Trinity Term o
Vacation.
(jus-
ex-
m.g. Ordn.
Im.-gen.
m. horse.
m. mint.
m. ordn.
m. rolls.
mahar.
mart.
mast.
mast.gen.
ord.
mast. gr.
wardr.
MichS. T.
Or Vac.
mil. tri.
min.
min. plen.
min. res.
miss.
extr.
Mss.
matl.
Il OIYl.
military tribune.
minister.
minister plenipo-
tentiary.
minister resident.
mission extraordi-
nary.
Marchioness.
natural.
nominated.
obtained.
Ordnance
poor law board
Patent of Prece-
dence.
parliamentary.
raj.
rang.
reC.
rect.
regr.
relinq.
I'êIll.
remembr.
Tep.
I'G.S.
rest.
ret.
S. and h.
S.L.
S.p.
SGC,
Sec. St.
Sign.
sp. ho.
CO]ll Ill.
Sp. miss,
SU1CC.
Slil'Il.
Slillºr,
surrend.
SllSp.
SW.
T.
tell. ex.
tr.
trea,Sr.
treasy.
Trim. T.
Or Vac.
ll I'll]],
W. |
Q). |
V. chambn.
V. chanc. :
Vic.
Visc.
Viscss.
Warrt.
unmarried.
Vice.
wice.
vice chamberlain.
vice chancellor.
vicar.
Viscount.
Viscountess.
warrant.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.
-4)-
PAGE
PREFACE ſe ſº tº º e e & {º wº $ . 111
ERRATA . wº e te © e g e e * ſº . vii
LIST of ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE BODY OF THE WORK e . xi
TABLE OF CONTENTs & e & tº e * g e . xiii
IISTS OF DIGNITIES.
THE Lists are divided into XVI. Parts, as under : —
PART I.—ROYAL.
Sovereigns and Rulers of the Principal Countries in the World.
PART II.—DIPLOMATIC.
Ambassadors, Envoys Extraordinary, Ministers Plenipotentiary,
&c., from Great Britain and the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland to Foreign States.
PART III.—POLITICAL AND OFFICIAL.
Government Officials, Officers of State, Officers of the House-
hold, &c.
PART IV.
Lord-Lieutenants of Counties, Governors and Constables of
Castles, &c.
PART W.-HERALDIC.
Earl-Marshals, Kings of Arms, Heralds, and Pursuivants.
PART VI. LEGAL.
Judges and other Legal Dignitaries.
PART VII.-ECCLESIASTICAL.
Archbishops, Bishops, and Deans of England and Wales.
PART VIII.-LONDON.
PART IX.-SCOTLAND.
PART X.—IRELAND.
PART XI.—INDIA.
PART XII.—THE COLONIES.
Governors and Bishops of the Colonies and other Dependencies
of the British Empire.
xiv.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PART XIII.—ORDERS OF KNIGHT HOOD.
Orders of Knighthood, &c., connected with
PART XIV.—NAVAL.
PART XV. MILITARY.
PART XVI. MISCEIILANEOUS.
PART I.—ROYAL.
the British Empire
Sover EIGNS AND RULERS OF THE PRINCIPAL Count RIES IN THE WORLD.
EUROPE.
Sovereigns, &c. of PAGE
Alençon 26
Anhalt 66
— -Bernburg . 66
-Dessau 66
Anjou . 27
Arragon 86
Austria 58
Baden . & 66
-Baden . 67
-Durlach 67
Bavaria. 67
Belgium 84
Bohemia . 58
Brabant 29
Brandenburg 65
Brittany 27
Brunswick 68
Bulgaria . 95
Burgundy 28
Castile . . 85
Danubian Principa-
lities 94.
Denmark . © 93
Eastern Empire. 49
England—
Sovereigns I
Kings Consort 7
Queens Consort . 7
|Princes of Wales 8
Princes and Prin-
cesses of 9
Ferrara 52
Flanders . 81
France 22
Franconia . . . 71
Friesland (see Hol-
land) . . . . 82–3
Germany . . . . 61
German Confedera-
tion, North . 64
German Empire. 61, 64
German States,
South * . 64
Germanic Confede-
ration 63
Sovereigns, &c. of
Great Britain (see
PAGE
under separate
Kingdoms) . 1–17
Greece . . 96
Hainault . . . . 81–2
Hanover . 70
Hesse . 71
-Cassel. 72
— -Darmstadt 72
— -Homburg. 72
Hildbourghausen
(see Saxe-Alten-
burg) . 78
Holland . 82–3
Hungary . . . . 59
Ionian Islands (Part
129
Ireland e 20
Italy, Ancient 49
Modern 51
Liechtenstein 73
Lippe-Detmold . 73
-Schaumburg. 73
Lombardy (see An-
cient Italy) 49
Elorraine . 29
Lucca . 52
Luxemburg . 84
Mecklenburg. 73
-Schwerin . 74.
-Strelitz 75
Modena 52
Moldavia . 94
Monaco 30
Montenegro . 95
Naples 55
Nassau . 75
Navarre 85, 87
Netherlands . 82–3
Normandy 30
Norway . 9].
Oldenburg º 76
Orange (Pr. of). 83
Parma. tº º 53
Piacenza . 53
Placentia . 53
Sovereigns, &c. of
Poland
Portugal .
Prussia.
Reggio
Reuss-Greiz .
-Schleiz.
Rhine, Confedera-
tion of . . . .
Rhine, Palatinate of
Rome—
Consuls,
tors, &c.
Emperors .
Kings
Popes
Roumania.
Russia.
Sardinia. .
Savoy .
Saxony . . .
Saxe-Altenburg.
-Coburg-Gotha
-Saalfeld
— -Gotha. Alten-
burg . . . .
— -Meiningen
— -Royale
-Weimar ſº
Schwarzburg-Rudol-
stadt . . . .
-Sondershau-
Sell . .
Scotland .
Servia . © tº tº
Sicily and Two Sici-
lies . tº tº
Spain .
Suabia.
Sweden tº º
and Norway .
Switzerland .
"Transylvania
Turkey (see Asia).
Tuscany . & ſº
Two Sicilies .
Dicta-
JPAGE
90
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
XV
PART II.—DIPLOMATIC.
AMBASSADORS, ENvoys ExTRAORDINARY, MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY, &c.,
FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND To FoREIGN STATEs.
From the Accession of George III., 1760.
Ambassadors to—
Abyssinia 131
America, Central 133
America, U.S. of 132
Argentine Confede-
ration and Repub-
lic . 136
Austria. . 116–7
Baden, &c. . . . 119
Barbary States . 131
Bavaria, * 119
Belgium . 123
Bolivia. 135
Borneo 131
Brazil . 135
Bulgaria . 128
Central America 133
Chili 137
Öhina and Corea 180-i
Colombia, Republic
of . . . . . 134
Corea, China and . 130-1
Costa Rica 133
Danubian Principali-
ties
Denmark .
128
127
Ambassadors to—
Dominican Repub-
lic . . . . .
Ecuador(addendum
Egypt . . . . .
France tº º
German States .
Germany .
Granada, New
Greece.
Guatemala
Hanover .
Hanse Towns
Hawaiian Islands
Hayti . . . .
Hesse-Darmstad
Honduras . . .
Ionian Islands (Ld.
High Commrs.)
Italy, Modern
Japan .
Lucca, &c.
Mexico *
Modena, &c.
Moldavia .
Montenegro .
137
133
119
133
129
114
131
115
133
115
128
128
Ambassadors to—
Morocco .
Muscat . . . .
Naples and the Two
Sicilies. $ tº
Netherlands, &c.
New Granada.
Nicaragua. . . .
Norway and Sweden
Ottoman Empire
Panama
Paraguay.
Parma, &c. .
Persia. .
Peru. . . . .
Plata, Rio de la .
Poland *
Portugal .
Prussia. . . .
Rio de la Plata .
Roumania
Russia. .
San Salvador. .
Sandwich Islands
Sardinia *
Saxony
Sovereigns, &c. of PAGE AFRICA. Sovereigns, &c. of PAGE
United Kingdom of Sovereigns, &c. of PAGE | Dominican Republic 105
G. B. and I. (see Liberia, * 100 Ecuador 108
under separate Madagascar . 101 || Granada, New 107
Ringdoms) . 1–20 | Morocco . . . 101 Guatemala 105
Waldeck-Pyrmont . 80 | Orange Free State . 101 Hayti . 104
Wales, Sovereigns of 16 || Transvaal . 101 Honduras. 106
Princes of . . 8 | Tunis . 101 || Mexico 103
Wallachia. 94 | Zanzibar . 102 | New Granada 107
Western Empire 48 Nicaragua 106
Wurtemburg . 80 AMERICA. Panama 107
Zell(seeBrunswick) 70 America, Central 105 Paraguay. 110
U.S. of . 102 || Peru. e 108
ASIA. Argentine Confede- St. Domingo . 105
Arabia. 98 ration . . . 109 | St. Salvador . 106
China . 100 Republic . 109 | U.S. of America 102
Egypt . 98 || Bolivia, º º 109 of Colombia 107
Japan . 100 || Brazil . 108 Uruguay . 111
Jerusalem 96 || Buenos Ayres 110 Venezuela 107
Ottoman Empire 97 Central America 105 | Vera Cruz 103
Persia . 99 Chili . . . . 111
Siam 100 | Colombia, Republic of 107
Trebizond 98 |U.S. of . 107 || Hawaiian or Sand-
Turkish Empire 97 | Costa Rica. 106 wich Islands . 111
132
130
114
122
134
133
127
117
136
128
125
133
137
114
120
xvi
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Ambassadors to—
Servia .
Siam - - - it
Sicilies, Naples and
the Two
Spain
Sweden *
and Norway
Swiss Confederation
IPAGE
128
131
114
123
126
127
113
Ambassadors to—
Texas .
Tunis
Turkey e
Tuscany, &c. . .
Two Sicilies, Naples
and . . . . .
United States of
America º
IPAGE
132
132
129
115
114
132
Ambassadors to—
|United States
Colombia .
|Uruguay
Venezuela
Venice -
Wallachia .
of
wurtemburg, &c. 118-9
Zanzibar .
PART III—POLITICAL AND OFFICIAL.
PAGE
128
132
GovERNMENT OFFICIALs, OFFICERs of STATE, OFFICERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD, &c.
Administrations—
Treasury—
rers, &c.
Lord High :-
15
Commissioners .
Secretaries, parlia-
mentary and finan-
cial . . . . .
Secretaries, assistant
Secretaries, perma-
nent .
Exchequer
Part, WI
Chancellors
Chamberlains
Auditors .
Tellers . . . . .
Clerk of the Pells .
Comptrollers-Gene-
ral . . . . .
Auditors-General of
Public Amounts .
Assistant ditto .
Admiralty—
Lord High Admirals,
&c. . . . . .
Commissioners . .)
Secretaries, first
Secretaries, second.
Secretaries, perma-
ment . & 8
Privy Council—
Lord Presidents
Privy Councillors .
Judicial Committee
(see Part VI.).
Ireland—
(See Part X.)
Secretaries of State—
Introduction .
Principal Secre-
taries to 1782.
Under Secretaries
to ditto .
See also
163
164
164
164
166
166
167
168
168
168
169
169
186
187
187
187
189
360
221
222
225
Home Department—
Secretaries º
Under Secretaries,
parliamentary
Under Secretaries,
permanent . . .
Foreign Department—
Secretaries º
Under Secretaries,
parliamentary
Under Secretaries,
permanent . .
|Under Secretaries,
permanent, assis-
tant . e
226
227
228
230
War and Colonial Depart-
7nemi
Secretaries tº tº
ljnder Secretaries,
parliamentary
|Under Secretaries,
permanent
War Department—
Secretaries ſº
Under Secretaries,
parliamentary
|Under Secretaries,
financial
Under Secretaries,
permanent
Secretaries of War
Secretaries of War,
deputy .
Colonial Department—
Secretaries e
Under Secretaries,
parliamentary
TJnder Secretaries,
permanent
Under Secretaries,
permanent, assis-
tant .
230
231
232
232
232
233
233
233
234
234
235
235
236
India (and see Part XI.,
and Board of Con-
trol, infra)
Secretaries o
Under Secretaries,
parliamentary
Under Secretaries,
permanent .
Scotland (see Part IX.)
Post Office—
Postmasters - Gene-
ral
Secretaries ſº
Secretaries, second .
Secretaries, financial
Lord Chancellors, &c.
(see Part VI.)
Lords Privy Seal
Chancellors of the
Duchy of Lancaster
Paymasters-General .
Paymasters-General of
the Forces e
Wardens and Masters
of the Mint e
Judge Advocates Ge-
neral (Part XV.).
Speakers of the House
of Commons
Control, Board of (see
also “Indian Secre-
taries,” supra, and
Part XI.)—
Introduction .
Presidents and Com-
missioners to 1841
Presidents from 1841
Secretaries
Education, Board of:-
Vice-Presidents .
Health, Board of-
Presidents
236
236
236
237
239
239
239
240
241
243
243
245
937
247
251
252.
254
254
254
255
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
xvii
Local Government PAGE
Board—
Presidents 256
Secretaries, parlia-
mentary 256
Secretaries, perma-
nent . . . . 256
Navy Boards—
Treasurers of the
Navy . . 256
Comptrollers. . 257-8
Surveyors . 257
Ordnance, Board of—
Masters - General of
the Ordnance . 258
Lieutenants-General
of the Ordnance . 259
Surveyors - General
of the Ordnance , 259
Clerks of the Ord-
Il2.Il C6 . . 260
Storekeepers. 260
Police—
Chief Commission-
ers, &c. . . 261
Poor Law Board—
Commissioners . 262
Presidents 262
Secretaries . 202
Trade, Board of:-
Original Boards to
1786 . . . .263
Subsequent Mem-
bers . . . 268
Presidents from
1786. . 268
Vice-Presidents from
1786. . 269
Secretaries, parlia-
mentary . 269
Secretaries, perma-
ment . . . . . 270
Woods and Forests.
Land Revenues.
Works and Public
Buildings—
Introduction . , 270
Surveyors - General
of Woods, Forests,
Parks, and Chases 271
Surveyors of Land PAGE
Revenues .
Commissioners of
Woods, Forests,
and Land Reve-
IllêS
Commissioners of
Woods, Forests,
Land Revenues,
Works, and Build-
ings . # tº º
First Commissioners
of Works and Pub-
lic Buildings .
Revenue—
Commissioners of
Customs, England
and Wales, to
1722. e e
Commissioners of
Customs, Great
Britain, 1723–42.
Commissioners of
Customs, England
and Wales, 1742–
1823. . . . .
Commissioners of
Customs, United
Kingdom, from
1823 . *
Commissioners of
Excise, England
and Wales, to 1823
Commissioners of
Excise, United
Ringdom, from
1823–49 e
Commissioners of
Stamps, England
and Wales, to
1834. g
Commissioners of
Taxes, England
and Wales, to
1834 { }
Commissioners of
Stamps & Taxes,
England & Wales,
1834–49 ſº
Commissioners of
271,
271
273
272
272
273
275
275
277
277
283
284
Inland Revenue
PAGE
from 1849 285
Lord High Stewards . 286
Lord Great Chamber-
lains. . . . 287
Deputy Chamberlains 288
Lord High Constables 288
Earls Marshal and
their Deputies(see
Part V.) . . . 325
Lord Steward’s De-
partment—
Lord Stewards of
the Household 289
Treasurers of the
Household . 291
Comptrollers of the
Household. 292
Cofferers of the
Household . . .293
Treasurers of the
Chamber . 294
Lord Chamberlain's
Department—
Lord Chamberlains
of the Household 294
Vice - Chamberlains
of the Household 296
Masters of the Great
Wardrobe . 295
Governors and Con-
stables of Wind-
sor Castle (Part
IV.). . . . . .322
Captains of the Yeo-
men of the Guard 297
Captains of the Gen-
tlemen Pensioners 299
Captains of the Gen- .
tlemen-at-Arms , 300
Poets Laureate . 300
Examiners of Stage
Plays . . . . .301
Master of the Horse's
Department—
Masters of the Horse 301
Masters of the Buck-
hounds . . . 302
Grooms of the Stole . .303
Mistresses of the Robes
304
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PART IV. LORD LIEUTENANTS OF COUNTIES,
NORS AND CONSTABLES OF CASTLES, &c.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF Count[Es.
PAGE
Introduction 305
ENGLAND.
Lord Lieutenants of
Bedfordshire. 306
Berkshire. 306
Buckinghamshire 306
Cambridgeshire . 306
Cheshire * 306
Cornwall . 307
Cumberland . 307
Derbyshire 307
Devonshire 307
Dorsetshire . 307
Durham 308
Essex . tº e 308
Gloucestershire . 308
Hampshire 3.11
Herefordshire 308
Hertfordshiro 308
Huntingdonshire 309
Rent 309
Lancashire 309
PAGE
Lord Lieutenants of
Leicestershire 309
Lincolnshire . 310
Middlesex 310
Monmouthshire . 310
Norfolk . 31()
Northamptonshire . 310
Northumberland 310
Nottinghamshire 31 ||
Oxfordshire . 311
Rutlandshire. 311
Shropshire 311
Somersetshire . 311
Southamptonshire . 311
Staffordshire . 312
Suffolk 312
Surrey 312
Sussex. & 312
Tower Hamlets . 3.19
Warwickshire 312
Westmoreland 3.13
Wiltshire . 313
Worcestorshire . 313
SCOTLAND, see Part IX., and IRELAND, see Part X.
GovERNORS AND CONSTABLES OF CASTLEs, &c.
Constables of Dover
Castle . . . . 316
Wardens of the Cinque
ſports . . . 316
Constables of the
Tower of London . 319
Lord Lieutenants of
the Tower Ham-
lets . . . 319
Lieutenants of the
Tower of London .. 321
| Governors
and Con-
stables of Windsor
Castle .
Lord Wardons of the
Stannaries
PART W.—HIERALDIC.
EARLs MARSHAL, KINGS OF ARMS, HERALDS, AND PURSUIVANTs.
Introduction 324
SEC. I.-HERALDIC OFFICES
STILL EXISTENT.
Lords Marshal . 325
Earls Marshal . . . 326
Deputy Earls Marshal 327
Rings of Arms—
Garter . 327
Clarencieux 328
Kings of Arms—
Norroy . . . . 329
Bath and Gloucester 330
Heralds—
Chester 330
Windsor 331
Somerset . 332
Lancaster 332
Richmond 333
York 334
Surrey
Maltravers
Rouge Croix .
Bluemantle
Portcullis.
Rouge Dragon
GOVER-
PAGE
Lord Lieutenants of
Yorkshire, E. Riding 313
53 N. , , 313
5 3 W. ,, 313
NORTH WALES.
Lord Lieutenants of:-
Anglesey . 314
Carnarvonshire . 314
Denbighshire 314
Flintshire 314
Merionethshire . 314
Montgomeryshire 315
North Wales . 314
SOUTH WALES.
Lord Lieutenants of
Brecknockshire. 315
Cardiganshire 315
Carmarthenshire 315
Glamorganshire. 315
Haverfordwest . 316
Pembrokeshire . 316
Radnorshire . 317 .
South Wales. 315
322
323
Heralds Extraordinary—
334
335
Pursuivants of Arms—
335
336
337
337
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
xix
SEC.II.-HERALDIC OFFICES
NOW ExTINCT.
Heralds and Heralds
Extraordinary— PAGE
Norfolk . . . . 341
Suffolk . . 341
Pursuivants Extraor-
dinary—
Antelope . 341
Athlone 341
Barnes 341
Berwick 341
Blanch Lion . 341
Blanch Rose . 342
Blanch Sanglier 342
Calais . e 342
Comfort 342
Cork 342
Eagle . 342
Falcon 342
Fitzalan . 343
Pursuivants Extraor-
dinary— PAGE
Guisnes 343
Hampnes . 343
Eildare 343
Mont-Orgueil 343
Nottingham . 343
Portsmouth . 344
Risebank . 344
Rose . . . 344
Rose Blanche 344
Rose Rouge . 344
Scotch Officers (Part IX.)—
Lyon Kings of Arms 513
Lyons Depute 513
Irish Officers (Part X.)—
Ulster Kings of Arms 572
PART VI.-LEGAL.
JUDGES AND OTHER LEGAL DIGNITARIES.
Kings of Arms — IPAGE
Ireland 338
Lancaster 338
Leicester . 339
Marche . . . . 339
Heralds and Heralds
Extraordinary——
Arundel 339
Blanc Coursier . 339
Buckingham . 339
Carlisle 339
Clarencieux . 340
Gloucester 340
Hanover 340
Leicester . 340
Marche 340
Mowbray . 340
Introduction . . . 345
Lord High Chancellors 352
Lord Keepers . . . 352
Commissioners of the
Great Seal 352
Lords of Appeal 358
Judicial Committee of
the Privy Council . 358
Chief Justiciaries . 362
Justiciarios . 363
Justices Itinerant . 365
Justices of Trailbas-
ton . . . . . . .365
Ring's and Queen's
JBench—
Chief Justices, K.B.
and Q. B. . 369
Presidents. II. C.J.,
Q. B. DIV. . . . 371
Puisne Justices, K.B.
and Q. B. . . . 371
Puisne Justices,
II. C.J., Q.B. DIV. 374
Common Pleas—
Chief Justices, C. P. 375
Presidents, H. C.J.,
C. P. DIV. . 376
Puisno Justices, C.P. 376
Puisne Justices,
II.C.J., C.P. DIV. 380
Eacchequer—
Chancellors (Part
.) . . . . . 164
Chief Barons Exch. 381
Presidents, II.C.J.,
EXCII. DIV. 382
Puisne Barons
Exch. 3S2
Puisne Justices,
II. C.J., EXCH. DIV. 385
Cursitor Barons 386
County Palatine of
Chester or Welsh
Judges—
Chief Justices 386
Second or Puisne
Justices 386
Chancery—
Lord Chancellors,
&c. (vide supra). 352
Masters of the Rolls 387
Lord Justices of
Appeal. 388
Vice Chancellors 390
Justices, II.C.J. CII.
DIV. . . . . . 390
Masters in Chancery 392
Accountants Gene-
ral (Chancery) 392
Appeal—
Lords of Appeal
(vide supra) . 358
Lords Justices of
Appeal before the
Judicature Acts . 388
Lords Justices of
Appeal after the
Judicature Acts .. 389
Probate, Divorce,
Admiralty—
Judges, Probate and
Divorce, 1858–75
Judges, II.C.J., Pro-
bate, Divorce, and
Admiralty Divs.
(For earlier Judges,
39 L
391
see Ecclesiastical and
Admiralty Courts, inf.)
Bankruptcy—
Judges of the Court
of Review . 392
Chief Judges in
Bankruptcy . . 392
Bankruptcy Judges 392
County Court Judges. 403
Attorneys General 397
Solicitors General . 400
Serjeants-at-law 406
Kings Counsel, Queen's
Counsel, Patents
of Precedence 414
Ecclesiastical Courts—
Doams of the Arches 420
Judges of the Pre-
rogative Court of
Canterbury . . 421
Vicars General to
the Archbishop of
Canterbury
Judges of the Consis-
tory Court (Chan-
cellors of the dio-
cese of London) .
King's and Queen's
Advocates . . .
Admiralty Court (and
vide supra)
Judges .
Admiralty
cates * &
Recorders and Com-
mon Serjeants of
London (Part
VIII ) . 493–5
A. d V o:
XX TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PART VII.—ECCLESIASTICAL.
ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND DEANs of ENGLAND AND WALEs.
Those marked * are Bishops Suffragan.
Archbishops, Abp. . Archbishops, Abp. . Archbishops, Abp. .
Bishops, and Ol' : Bishops, and Ol' 5 Dishops, and Ol' §
Deans of IBp. Q) Deans of IBp. Q} Deans of Bp. Gº)
ſº C C
PAGE ||PAGE PAGE IPAGE PAGE PAGE
Bangor . . . . 425 || 426 || Durham . 478 || 479 || Oxford 456 457
Bath and Wells 427 | – || East Angles 452 Penrith . 476 | – `
* Bedford 447 | – || Elmham . . . 454 — & 482
& 452 and Dun- Peterborough . . 457 || 458
*Berwick 479 || – wich 454 | – || Ripon 482 || 482
Bristol 439 || 440 || Ely 434 435 || Rochester . 459 || 461
Gloucester Exeter 436 437 || St. Alban’s . 461 | –
and º 439 || – || Gloucester . 438 440 || St. Asaph . 461 || 462
Canterbury 429 || 431 and Bris- St. David’s . 463 || 465
Carlisle . 475 476 tol . . . 439 || – || St. Paul's — 452
Chester . 476 || 477 || *Guildford . 471 | – || Salisbury 466 || 468
Chichester . 432 || 433 || Hereford 441 442 || Selsey . . . . 432 —
Christ Church, Hexham . 480 | – || *Shaftesbury . 467 —
Oxford — 457 || Holy Island 478 | – || Sherborne . 466 —
College, * Hull 486 || – || *Shrewsbury . . 444 —
Manchester . | – || 481 || *Ipswich 455 | – || Sidnacester 446 —
*Colchester . 1460–1 — || Lichfield . 443–4. 445 Dorchester
Cornwall 436 || – and Coven- and . . . . 446 —
Devon and 436 — try . . 443 | – || Sodor and Man 483 —
Coventry . . . 443 | – || *Leicester . 458 | – || Southwell . . . 468 —
Lichfield Lincolm . 446 || 447 || *Taunton . 428 —
and . . . . 443 | – || Lindisfarne 478 || – || *Thetford . 455 —
Devon and Corn- Liverpool 480 | – || Truro . . 468 || –
wall 436 | – || Llandaff 448 || 449 || Wakefield . 484 || –
Devonshire 436 | – || London . 450 || 452 || Wells . . . . 427 428
Dorchester 446 | – || Manchester 480 481 Bath and 427 —
and Sidna- *Marlborough 452 | – || Westminster 469 || 469
cester 446 | – || & 467 Wilton 466 —
*Dover . 431 | – || Newcastle-on- Winchester 470 471
Dunwich . . 454 — Tyne . 481 | – || Windsor — 474
Elmham Norwich . . 454 455 || Worcester . 472 473
and . . . . 454 || – || *Nottingham 447 | – || York 484 || 486
PART VIII.—LONDON.
Portreeves. Mayors, IPAGE | PAGE | PAGE
and Lord Mayors of Chamberlains of Lom- Recorders 493
London . . 488 | don. 493 | Common Serjeants 494
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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PART IX.—SCOTLANT).
SOVEREIGNS OF SCOTLAND.
See Part I., p. 17.
OFFICERS OF STATE, &c.,
OF SCOTLAND.
T.reasury— PAGE
Lord High Trea-
Surers, &c. 496
Comptrollers 498
Admiralty— -
Lord High Admirals 499
Vice-Admirals 499
Privy Council—
Lord Presidents 500
Vice Presidents for
Education . 500
Lords Privy Seal 500
Secretaries of State—
Secretaries of State
in Scotland from
13— to the Union 501
Principal Secre-
taries of State
for Scotland in
England from the
Union to 1746 . F02
Secretaries for Scot-
land under 48 &
49 Vict, cap. 61 502
Post Office—
Postmasters-Gene-
ral . . . . . 502
Lord Chancellors, vide
infra . . . . . 514
Lord Keepers of the
Great Seal from
Union to present
time tº a 503
Revenue—
Commissioners of
Customs . 503
Commissioners of
Excise . . . . 504
Lord High Stewards . 505
Lord Great Chamber-
lains . . . . . 505
Lord High Constables 506
Earls Marischal . . 507
Rnights Marischal 507
Lord High Commis-
sioners to the Par-
liaments of Scot-
land . . . 507
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF
Count IES-Scotland.
Lord Lientenants of
Aberdeenshire 508
Argyleshire . 508
Ayrshire . 508
Lord Lieutenants of— PAGE
Banffshire 508
Berwickshire 508
Buteshire . 508
Caithness-shire . 509
Clackmannanshire . 509
Cromarty . . . 509
Dumbartonshire 509
Dumfries-shire . 509
Edinburghshire . 509
Edinburgh City 509
Elginshire 509
Fifeshire . 510
Forfarshire . 510
Haddingtonshire 510
Inverness-shire . 510
Rincardineshire 510
Kinross-shire 510
Kirkcudbright,
Stewartry . 510
Lanarkshire . 511
Linlithgowshire 511
Midlothian 509
Nairnshire . . . 511
Orkney and Zetland 511
Beebleshire . . 511
Perthshire 511
Renfrewshire 511
Ross-shire 512
Roxburghshire . 5 12
Selkirkshire . 512
Shetland . 511
Stirlingshire . 512
Sutherlandshire. 512
Wigtomshire . . 512
Zetland, Orkney,ézc. 511
HERALDIC OFFICERS–
SCOTLAND.
Lyon Kings of Arms. 513
Lyons Depute . 513
JUDGES AND OTIIER LEGAL
DIGNITARIES OF SCOTLAND.
Lord Chancellors, &c. 514
Court of Session—
Introduction . 515
Lord Presidents. 516
Lord Justice Clerks 516
Extraordinary Lords
of Session . 517
Ordinary ditto 518
Court of Justiciary—
Introduction . . . 521
Lords Justices Ge-
neral . . . . 522
Lord Justice Clerks 516
Judges or Commis-
sioners of Justi-
ciary 522
l
Exchequer— PAGE
Introduction . 523
Chief Barons 523
Barons. • ? 524
Admiralty Court—
Judges . . . . 524
Lord Clerk Registers . 524
Lord Advocates 525
Solicitors General . 526
Deans of Faculty . 527
ARCHBISEIOPS AND BISHOPS
OF SCOTLAND. ;
Part. 1.-Ante - Revolution
Bishops.
Archbishops and
Bishops of
Aberdeen . 530
Argyll . 537
Brechin 530
Caithness . 531
Dunblane . 532
Dunkeld . 532
Edinburgh 533
Galloway . 538
Glasgow . 53.5
Isles, The . 539
Moray . 534
Mortlach . 530
Orkney 534
Ross - 535
St. Andrew's 528
The Isles . 539
Part 2. — Post - Revolution
Bishops.
Archbishops and
Bishops of
Aberdeen . 540
and Orkney 541
Argyll and the Isles 541
Brechin . . 541
Caithness . . 541
Moray, Ross,
&c. . . . . . 544
Ross and . 545
Dunblane . . . 542
Dunkeld and . 542
Fife, Dunkeld
and . . . . . 543
St. Andrew's,
Dunkeld and . 545
Dunkeld . . . . 542
and Dunblane. 542
— (Fife, Dunkeld
and Dunblane) 543
(St. Andrew's,
Dunkeld and Dun-
blane) . 545
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Archbishops and PAGE
Bishops of—
Edinburgh 542
Fife . . . . . . 543
Dunkeld and
DTunblane . 543
Galloway . . . . 543
Glasgow and . 544
Glasgow . . . . 543
and Galloway. 544
Isles, Argyll and
the . . . 541
Moray . 544
and Ross 544
and
Archbishops PAGE
Bishops of
Moray, Ross and
Caithness . 544
Orkney . . . 545
Aberdeen and . 541
“Primus ” Bishops. 540
Ross . . . . . 545
— and Caithness. 545
— Moray and . 544
(Moray, Ross
and Caithness) 544
St Andrew's, Dun-
keld and Dunblame 545
Archbishops and
Bishops of
The Isles, Argyll and
Scotch Bishops with-
out Sees . . . .
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE EIRK OF
SCOTLAND–
Lord High Commis-
sioners . tº º
Moderators
Lord Provosts
Edinburgh
of
SOVEREIGNS OF IRELAND.—
See Part I., p. 20.
OFFICERS OF STATE, &c., of
IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenants and
Chief Governors
of Ireland, includ-
ing Lord Deputies
and Lord Justices 549
Treasury—
Lord Treasurers 558
Vice-Treasurers 558
Treasury Commis-
Sioners . 558
Secretaries . . 561
Chancellors of the
Exchequer. . 561
Secretaries of State—
Principal Secre-
taries of State 562
Chief Secretaries to
the Lord Lieu-
tenant . . 562
Under Secretaries
to the Lord Liou-
tenant, perma-
nent . * . 563
Under Secretaries
to the Lord Lieu-
tenant, parlia-
mentary 564
Post Office—
Postmasters - Gene-
ral . . . . . 564
Commanders of the
Forces . . 564
Revenue—
Commissioners of
Customs . . . 565
Commissioners of
Excise . . . 566
Commissioners of
Accounts . 567
Commissioners of
Stamps. 568
PART X.—IRELAND.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF
Counties—IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenants of
Antrim 568
Armagh 568
Carlow 568
Cavan . 569
Clare 569
Cork 569
Donegal 569
Downshire 569
Dublin (County) 569
Fermanagh . . 569
Galway 569
Kerry . 569
Kildare 569
Rilkenny . 570
Ring's County 570
Leitrim . . . . 570
Limerick (County). 570
Londonderry. 570
Longford . 570
Louth . 570
Mayo . 570
Meath . 570
Monaghan 570
Queen's County. 571
Roscommon . 57.1
Sligo 571
Tipperary 571
Tyrone 57].
Waterford 57.1
Westmeath 571
Wexford . 571
Wicklow . 57.1
HERALDIC OFFICERS.—IRE-
LAND.
|Ulster ſings of Arms 572
JUDGES AND OTIILR LEGAL
DIGNITARIES OF IRELAND.
Introduction e 572
Lord Chancellors . 574
Deputy Chancellors 574
Vice-Chancellors .
Lord Keepers
Deputy Reepers
Commissioners of the
Great Seal.
Ring's and Queen's
Bench—
Chief Justices, K.B.
and Q. B. gº
Presidents, II.C.J.,
Q. B. DIV. . . .
Puisne Justices, K.B.
and Q. B. . . .
Puisne Justices,
II.C. J., Q. D. DIV. .
Common Pleas—
Chief Justices, C. P.
Presidents, II.C.J.,
C. P. D.I.V. ë
Puisne Justices, C. P.
Puisno Justices,
II. C.J., C. P. DIV. .
Eacchequer—
Chancellors (vide
supra) . . . .
Chief Barons, ExCH.
Presidents, II.C.J.,
IEXCEI. UIV.
Puisne Barons,
EXCH, tº º
Puisne Barons,
II.C.J., EXCH. DIV.
Chancery—
Lord Chancellors,
&c. (vide supra).
Masters of the
Rolls g
Lord Justices of
Appeal . º
Vice-Chancellors
Justices, II.C.J., CII.
DIV. . . . *
Land Courts—
Judges of
Landed
Court
the
Estate
PAGE
541
545
546
547
547
574
574
574
574
5
8
7
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Land Court—(cont.)—PAGE Lord Justices of Ap- PAGE Admiralty Court— PAGE
Land Judges. 586 peal after the Judges. tº 587
Irish Land Commis- Judicature Acts. 586
Sioners . 588 | Probate and Matri-
monial— Bankruptcy Court—
Appeal— Judges before the Judges º 587
Lord Justices of Ap- Judicature Acts. 587 || Attorneys General 588
peal before the Judges after the Solicitors General . 589
Judicature Acts . 585 Judicature Acts. 587 | Serjeants-at-Law . 590
ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND DEANS OF IRELAND.
Archbishops, Abp. ; Archbishops, Abp. | P: Archbishops, Abp. | c.
Bishops, and Or § Bishops, and Ol' § Bishops, and Ol' §
Deans of Bp. ſº Deans of Bp. C. Deans of Bp. ſi
PAGE PAGE PAGE ||PAGE PAGE [PAGE
Achonry . . . 612 614 || Connor, Down Glendalough
ICillala and 613 | — and . . . 604 || – Dublin,
— Tuam, (Down, Con- lendalough,
Killala, and . . 613 | — nor, and Dro- and Kildare) 617 | –
Aghadoe, Ard- more) 605 || – || Kildare . 616 || 619
fert and . 639 || – || Cork . . . . . 630 (532 Dublin,
Limerick, and Cloyne | 631 || – Glendalough,
Ardfert, and 639 || – || —— Cloyne, and . . . . 617 | —
Ardagh . 607 || 609 and Ross. , 631–2 — Kilfenora 635 | 637
IGilmore and 607 || – and Ross. 632 — Killaloe,
— Kilmore, Derry . . . . 600 602 and . . . . 635 | —
Elphin, and . 608 — and Raphoe 602 || – — (Killaloe,
Ardfert . . — 640 || Down . . . 603 || 605 Rilfenora,
and Aghadoe 639 — and Connor 604 || — Clonfert, and
(Limerick, Connor, Kilmacduagh) 636 || –
Ardfert, and and Dromore | 605 || – || Killala . . . . 612 614
Aghadore) . 639 || – || Dromore 604 || 606 and Achon-
Armagh. . 595 || 597 Down, Ty . . . . . 613 —
& 597 Connor, and . 605 || – (Tuam,
and Clogher 597 Dublin 615 617, Killala, and
Cashel . . . . 624 || 627 618 Achonry) 613
and Emly | 626 — and Glen- Killaloe . . 634 || 637
— Emly, dalough . 615 | – || — and Kilfe-
Waterford, Glenda- In OI’8. . . . 635 | —
and Lismore | 627 | — lough, and Kilfenora,
Christ Church, Rildare . 617 | — Clonfert, and
Dublin — 618 || Elphin . 608 609 Kilmacduagh 636 || –
Clogher . 596 || 597 || — (Kilmore, Kilmacduagh . 636 637
& 597 Elphin, and Clonfert,
Armagh and 597 Ardagh) 608 — and . . . . 636 —
Clonard . 598 Emly. . . . . 625 | 628 Killaloe,
Clonfert . , 635 | 637 Cashel and 626 — Kilfenora,
and Kil- — (Cashel, Clonfert, and 636 || –
macduagh 636 — Emly, Water- Kilmore. . . 607 609
—— (Killaloe, ford, and Lis- and Ardagh 607 || –
Rilfenora, more). 627 | — Elphin,
Clonfert, and Emachdune . — 613 and Ardagh . 608 || –
Kilmacduagh) 636 — Ferns . . . . 621 || 623 || Leighlin. 621 623
Clonmacnois 599 || 600 and Leigh- Ferns and 622 || –
Cloyne . . . 630 | 632 lin . . . . . 622 — Ossory,
— Cork and 631 | – || — (Ossory, - Ferns and 622 || –
— (Cork, Ferns, and Limerick 638 639
Cloyne, and Leighlin) 622 || – Ardfert,
Ross). 631–2 — || Glendalough ($15 || 619 and Aghadoe 639 —
Connor . 603 || 605 || —Dublin, and 615 | – || Lismore . 626 628
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Archbishops, Abp. ºf
Bishops, and Ol' §
Deans of Bp. ſi
IPAGE ||PAGE
Lismore,Cashel,
Emly, Water-
ford, and 627 | —
Waterford º
and 626 —
Louth — 598
Mayo 6] 1 || –
Moath 599 || –
Ossory . . . . 620 | 622
|
Lord Mayors of Dublin 640 |
Introduction 643
SECTION I.--HOME
OFFICIALs.
Presidents, Commis-
sioners, and Secre-
taries of the Board
of Control (Part
III.). . . 251-4
Chairmen and Deputy
Chairmen of tho
East India Co.
Secretaries and Under
Secretaries of
State for India
(Part III.)
Members of the Coun-
cil of India
644
236
646
SECTION II.-INDIAN
OFFICIALS.
Supreme Government
of India—
Administrators
prior to 1773 .
Governors - General,
1773 to 1858 .
Viceroys and Gover-
nors-General from
1858. e
Commanders - in -
Chief
Bengal—
Governors, see Go-
vernors - General
of India. . (347-9
647
648
649
650
Archbishops, Abp. ºf Archbishops, Abp. ſi
Bishops, and Ol' § Bishops, and Ol' §
Deans of Bp. C. Deans of Bp. C.
IPAGE [PAGE PAGE PAGIE
Ossory, Ferns, Tuam . . 611 || 613
and Leighlin. 622 | – || –— Killala,
Raphoe . . . . 601 || 602 and Achonry | 613 || –
Derry, and 602 || – || Waterford . 626 628
Ross . . . . 631 633 || --—(Cashel,
Cork, and 632 — Emly, Water-
Cork, ford, and Lis-
Cloyne, and . (631–2 — more). . . 627 | —
St. Patrick’s — 617 & Lismore | 626 —
Recorders 642
PART XI.—INDIA.
Bengal— Contral Provinces—
Lieutenant - Gover- Chief Commissioners 655
In Ol’S , e tº ($52
Commanders - in - Burma—
Chief (352 Chief Commissioners 655
and see Commandors- Bishops of Rangoon 655
in-Chief—India. (350 Assam
º: sº 652 | Chief Commissioners 656
Chief Justices, High Madras—
Court of Judica- (353 Governors 656
ture . . . . . 65 * ; :
Biºs of Calcutti sã “...". " ... gº
North-West Provinces º º sº ($58
and Qudh– Chief Justices, High
Lieut.-Governors — Court of Judica-
North-West Pro- ture ($58
vinces . . . ($53 e te p:
Chief-Commissioners, Bishops 658
Oudh . . 654 Bombay—
Ilieut. - Governors, Governors . . 659
North-West Pro- Commanders - in -
vinces, and Chief Chief . . . 659
C om missioners, Chief Justices, Su-
Oudh, united . 652 preme Court . . 660
Chief Justices, Chief Justices, High
North-West Pro- Court of Judica-
Vinces . . 654 ture . . . . . 660
. Bishops 661
Punjab–
Presidents of Board Prince of Wales’ Island
of Administration 654 or Penang, Ma-
Chief Commissioners 654 lacca, Singapore
Lieut.-Governors (354 (see Straits Settle-
Bishops of Lahore. 655 ments, Part XII.) 674
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PART XII.—THE COLONIES.
GovKRNORS AND BISHOPS OF THE COLONIES AND OTHER DEPENDENCIES of
THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Introduction, contain- PAGE | Governors of PAGE Governors of— PAGE
ing a classified Demerara. . 715 Ontario (and see
list of the various Dominica . 727-30 Canada, Upper). 692
Indian and Colo- Essequibo . . 715 Pacific, Western—
nial Dioceses . 662 | Falkland Islands 731 High Commrs. 711
Fiji . 711 Penang 674-5
* Gambia 686; Port Jackson, see
COLONIAL GOVERNORS. Gibraltar . 669 New South Wales.
Governors of—- Gold Coast 686 Port Philip see Vic-
Africa, see South Grenada . 719-20-4 toria.
Africa and West Grenadines, see p. 718 Prince Edward
Africa. Griqualand West 681 Island . 691-2-9
Alderney . . . . . 668 || Guernsey, &c. (Go- Prince of Wales’
America, see North vernors) . . 668 Island 674-5
America. (Bailiffs). 669 | Quebec (and see
Anguilla, see pp. 726-30 Guiana, British . 714-5 Canada, Lower). 693
Antigua . . . 727-8 Heligoland 670 | Queensland . . . . 705
Auckland Islands 710 | Herm . . . . . 668 Red River Settle-
Australasia . 702–12 Honduras, British . 714 ment . . . . 696
Australia, see Aus- Hong Kong . . . 673 | Redonda, see p. 726
tralasia, North Ionian Islands (Part Rodriguez . 684
Australia, South II.) . . . . . 129 Rupert's Land . . 696
Australia, and Isle of Man 664 St. Christopher . 727-9
Western Aus- Jamaica. . . . 712 St. Helena 682
tralia. Jersey (Bailiffs) 668 St. Ritts, see St.
Bahama Islands. 716 (Governors) . 667 Christopher.
Barbados. . 719-21 Kaffraria, British . 680 St. Lucia . 719-20-5
Barbuda, see p. 726. Labuan . . . . 675 St. Vincent 719–20-5
Basutoland . . . 681 || Lagos . . . . . 687 Sark . . . . 668
Bech u an a land, Leeward Islands 726-31 Seychelles Islands . 684
British . 680 | Malacca . 674-5 Sierra Leone 685
Belize . 714 || Malta . * 671 Singapore . 674-5
Berbice 715 Man, Isle of . 664 Somers Islands . 701
Bermudas . . 701 Manitoba . 696 South Africa—
Borneo — British Martinique 719 High Commrs. 679
North . . 676 | Mauritius. . 683 South African
British Bechuana- Montserrat . 727-8 Colonies 677-82
land . * ºt 680 Moreton Bay, see South Australia 706
Columbia . , 698 Queensland. Straits Settlements 674-5
— Guiana . . 714-5 | Natal . . 680 | Swan River Settle-
— Honduras . 714 Nevis . . . . 727-9 ment, see Western
— Kaffraria . 680 | New Brunswick 691-2-5-6 Australia.
New Guinea . 711 New Guinea, Bri- Tasmania . 708
— North Borneo 676 tish . . . . . 711 Tobago . 719-20-3
Canada . 691–2 | New South Wales , 702 Trinidad 719-20-1
— Dominion New Zealand 708 Turks and Caicos
of . . . . . 689-99 Newfoundland 699 Islands . 713
Gov.rs.-Gen. 692 || Niger Protectorate. 688 Vancouver Island . 699
Lower (and North American Van Diemen's Land 708
see Quebec) . . 691-3 Provinces . . 692 || Victoria. . . . 704
— Upper (and see North Australia 705 Virgin Islands 727-31
Ontario) . 691-2 | North Borneo, Bri- West Africa. Set-
Cape Breton . 696 tish . . . 676 tlements . 684-8
Cape of Good Hope . 678 North Western Western Australia. 707
Ceylon . . . . . 672 Territory and Western Pacific
Channel Islands 667 North West Terri- High Commrs. 711
Christmas Island . 674-5 tories . . . . 696-7 Windward Islands 717-26
Cyprus . 671 | Nova Scotia . 691-2-4-5
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
COLONIAL BISHOPs.
For Classified list of
dioceses, see p. 662
Bishops of PAGE
Adelaide , 707
Africa, see Central
Africa, and East-
erm Equatorial
Africa.
Algoma iº 693
Antigua. . . . . 728
Armidale,Grafton & 704
Assiniboia. . 698
Athabasca 697
Auckland 709
Australia 703
Ballarat 705
Barbados . 721
Bathurst . 704
Bloemfontein . . 680
Bombay (Part XI.). 661
Brisbane . . . . 706
Britiſh Columbia, (398
Calcutta (Part XI.) 653
Caledonia. . . . 698
Cape Town 679
Central Africa . 688
China, Mid . 676
China, North 676
China, Travancore
and . . . . 676
Christchurch, N.Z. 709
Colombo . . . . 673
Columbia . 698
Bishops of
Dunedin tº º
Eastern Equatorial
Africa. . . .
Falkland Islands
Fredericton .
Gibraltar .
Goulburn . * @
Grafton and Armidale
Grahamstown
Guiana
Hong Kong .
Honolulu .
Huron .
Jamaica.
Japan .
Jerusalem e
Jersey (Deans).
Raffraria . *
Labuan . . . .
Lahore (Part XI.).
Mackenzie River
Madagascar . e
Madras (Part XI.).
Maritzburg tº
Mauritius
Melanesia.
Melbourne
Mid-China,
Montreal .
Moosonee .
Nassau
Natal .
Nelson . . . . .
Newcastle, N.S.W.
PAGE
710
688
730
696
670
704
704
680
715
(373
712
693
713
677
677
(368
681
675
655
697
689
658
680
684
711
705
676
694
697
717
680
710
703
Bishops of
Newfoundland . .
New Westminster .
New Zealand
Niagara e
Niger District
North China . ©
North Queensland .
Nova Scotia. ,
Ontario tº gº tº
Orange Free State.
Perth, W.A. . . .
Pretoria,
Qu'appelle
Quebec . . . .
Queensland, North .
Rangoon (Part XI.)
Riverina. . . . .
Rupert's Land
St. Helena. e
St. John’s Kaffraria.
Saskatchewan
Sierra Leone
Sydney
Tasmania. .
Toronto
Travancore
China
Trinidad . *
Victoria (Hong
Kong) . . .
Waiapu
Wellington
Zambesi
Zululand .
and
PART XIII.-ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD.
PAGE
700
698
709
693
689
676
706
695
(393
(381.
707
682
(398
694
706
655
704
(397
682
(381
697
685
703
708
(393
676
723
673
710
710
688
681
ORDERS OF KNIGHTHooD, &c., connECTED WITH THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Introduction . 732
Garter—
Introduction . 732
Enights (K.G.) . 733
Prelates 745
Chancellors . 745
Registrars 746
Rings of Arms . 746
Thistle—
Introduction . 746
knights (kr) . , 747
Deans . . . . 749
Secretaries ſº 749
Kings of Arms . 749
St. Patrick—
Introduction . . 749
Grand Masters . 750
Knights (K.P.) 750
Prelates 752
St. Patrick—
Chancellors .
Secretaries
Genealogists.
Kings of Arms .
Bath—
Introduction .
Great Masters
Acting Masters .
Rnights Companions
(K.B.) . . . .
Knights Grand Cross
(G.C.B.)—
Military.
Civil . tº
Knights Comman-
ders (K.C.B.)—
Military .
Civil .
Deans .
752
752
752
752
752
753
754
754
766
771
773
782
784.
Bath—
Genealogists .
Registrars
Secretaries
Rings of Arms .
Guelphs—Hanover—
Introduction . gº
Iºnights GrandCross
(G.C.H.) tº e
Knights Comman-
ders (K.C.H.)
Knights (K.H.) .
Chancellors . .
Vice-Chancellors
Secretaries
Rings of Arms .
St.
George—
Introduction .
Grand Masters, &c.
Michael and St.
784
784
784.
785
785
785
787
789
792
792
792
793
793
794
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
xxvii
St. Michael and St. PAGE
George—
Knights GrandCross
(G.C.M.G.) . &
Rnights Comman-
ders (K.C.M.G.)
Prelates
Chancellors .
Secretaries
Kings of Arms .
Registrars
Star of India—
Introduction .
Lord High Admirals,
Commissioners of
Admiralty, &c.
(Part III.)
Secretaries to the Ad-
miralty (Part III.)
Treasurers of the
Navy (Part III.)
Comptrollers of the
Navy (Part III.)
Surveyors of
Navy (Part III.)
Judges, High Court of
Admiralty, Eng-
land (Part VI.) .
Judges, High Court of
Admiralty, Scot-
land (Part IX.) .
Judges, High Court of
Admiralty, Ireland
(Part X.) . . . .
Admiralty Advocates
(Part VI.)
the
Commanders-in-Chief
Captains-General .
Field-Marshals e
Generals (List A)—
Officers who at-
tained the rank of
GENERAL, down
to June 1854 .
Generals (List B)—
Officers who at-
tained the rank of
- LIEUT. - GENERAL
Star of India— IPAGE
Grand Masters . . 800
Knights Grand
794 Commanders
(G.C.S.I.) . . 800
796 || Knights Comman-
799 ders (K.C.S.I.) 802
799 || Registrars 804
799 Secretaries 804
799 || Indian Empire—
799 Introduction . 804
Grand Masters . 804
800
Indian Empire—
Knights Grand Com-
manders (G.C.I.E.)
Knights Comman-
ders (K.C.I.E.)
Companions (C.I.E.)
Registrars . . .
Secretaries
Crown of India—
Introduction . º
Members (Cr. I.) .
Registrars e
PART XIV.-NAVAL.
Admirals (List A)—
Admirals from the
Restoration to
1836, with the
dates of their first
promotion a S
Rear-Admirals
Admirals (List B)—
Admirals of the
Fleet from 1837 .
Admirals (List C)—
Admirals of the
United Kingdom
from 1837 .
Admirals (List D)—
Admirals of the Red,
White, and Blue,
from 1837 to the
discontinuance of
the division into
three squadrons
in 1864 823
169
186
813
821
422 822
524
587
423
Admirals (List E)—
Admirals on the
Active List from
1864 . . . .
Admirals (List F)—
Promotions of Ad-
mirals tranferred
from the Active
to the Retired
List . . . . .
Admirals (List G)—
Admirals on the
Reserve Half-Pay
List from 1851 to
the closing of the
List . . . . .
Admirals (List H)—
Captains promoted
to the List of Re-
tired Admirals
Governors of Green-
wich Hospital
Lieut.-Governors of
Greenwich Hospital
PART XV. MILITARY.
down to Novem-
ber 1846 . .
Generals (List C)—
Officers who at-
tained the rank of
MAJOR - GENERAL
down to January
1837 . . . .
Generals (List D)—
MAJOR - GENERALS,
including the In-
dian General Offi-
855
855
856
864
857 871
cers, from 1837;
with their subse-
quent promotions
to LIEUT.-GENE-
RALs and GENE-
RAL8 . . . .
Governors of Chelsea
Hospital . ſº
Lieut.-Governors of
Chelsea Hospital
Judge Advocates
General
PAGE
805
805
805
808
808
809
809
810
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PART XVI.—MISCELLANEOUS.
IPAGE PAGE PAGE
|Bresidents of the Presidents of the Presidents of the
Royal College of Royal Society . . 940 Royal Academy of
Physicians . . . 938 | Presidents of the Arts . . . . . 941
Presidents of the Royal Institution . 940 |Astronomers-Royal . 941
Royal College of
Surgeons . . . 938
List of Abbreviations used in Index of Names . tº g e * s . 944
Index of Names . * º * g g & ſº tº g te tº . 943
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART I. ROYAL.
SOWEREIGNS AND RULERS OF THE PRINCIPAL
COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.
SOWEREIGNS AND RULERS OF EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
SOWEREIGNS OF ENGLAND.
RINGs of THE HEPTARCHY.
ECENT.
Co-extensive with the shire of Kent.
455.
488.
512.
542.
§60.
616.
640.
664.
673.
685
694.
725.
748.
760.
Hengist.
HEsc, Esca, or Escus, son of Hengist,
in honour of whom the kings of
Rent were for some time called
AEscings.
Octa, son.
Hermenric, or Ermenric, son.
St. Ethelbert, 1st Christian king.
Eadbald, son.
Ercenbert, or Ercombert, son.
Ecbert, or Egbert, son.
Lother, or Lothair, brother.
Edric; slain in 687.
The kingdom was now subject for a
time to various leaders.
Wihtred, or Wightred.
Eadbert ; sons of Wihtred, suc-
Ethelbert II. ceeding each other.
Alric
794.
796.
805.
490.
514.
648.
688.
Edbert, or Ethelbert Pryn ; dep.
Cuthred, or Guthred.
Balred ; who in 823 lost his life and
kingdom to Egbert, K. of Wessex.
SOUTH SAxONs.
Sussea, and Surrey.
Ella.
Cissa, son.
The South Saxons here fell into
an almost total dependence on
the kingdom of Wessex. and the
names of the princes who were
possessed of this titular sove-
reignty are scarcely known.
Edilwald, Edilwach, or Adelwalch.
Anthun and Berthun, brothers; they
reigned jointly ; both were van-
quished by Ina, K. of Wessex,
and the kingdom was finally
conquered in 725.
1
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
WEST SAxONs.
Berks, Southampton, Wilts, Somerset,
Dorset, Devon, and part of Cornwall.
519. Cerdicus.
534. Cymric, or Kenric, son.
559. Ceawlin, son ; banished by his sub-
jects; d. 593.
591. Ceolric, nephew.
597. Ceolwulf.
611. (Cynegils, and in
614. UCwichelm, his son, reign jointly.
643. Cenwal, Cenwalh, or Cenwald.
672. Sexburga, his queen, sister to Penda,
R. of Mercia; dep.
674. Escwine, in conjunction with Cent-
wine. On the death of Escwine
676. Centwine rules alone.
685. Ceadwal, or Coedwalla.
688. Ina, or Inas.
728. Ethelheard, or Ethelard, related to
Ima.
740. Cuthred, brother.
754. Sigebryi, or Sigebert.
755, Cynewulf, or Kenwulf, of the line
of Cerdic.
784. Bertric, or Beorhtric.
800. Egbert, aft. sole monarch of Eng-
land.
EAST SAxons.
Essex, Middlesex, and parts of Herts.
527. Erchenwin, or Erchwine.
587. Sledda, son.
597. St. Sebert, or Sabert, son; first
Christian king.
614. Saxred, or Sexted, or Serred, jointly
with Sigebert and Seward; all
slain.
623. Sigebert II., Surn, the Little, son
of Seward.
655. Sigebert III., surn, the Good,
brother of Sebert ; put to death.
661. Swithelm, son of Sexbald.
663. Sigher, or Sigeric, jointly with
Sebbi, or Sebba, who became a
monk.
693. Sigenard, or Sigehard, and Suenfrid.
700. Offa.
709. Suebricht, or Selred.
738. Swith red, or Swithed.
792. Sigeric.
799. Sigered.
823. The kingdom seized upon by Egbert,
FC. of Wessex.
NORTIIUMDRIA.
Lancaster, York, Cumberland, Westmore-
land, Durham, and Northumberland.
Northumbria was at first divided into
two separate governments, Bernicia and
JDeira ; the former stretching from the
river Tweed to the Tyne, and the latter
from the Tyne to the Humber.
547. Ida, Saxon.
560.
Adda, son, K. of Bernicia
Ella, K. of Deira ; aft. sole K. of
Northumbria.
Glappa, Clappa, or Elappea ; Ber-
nicia.
Heodwulf; Bernicia.
Freodwulf; Bernicia.
Theodric ; Bernicia.
Ethelric ; Bernicia.
Ethelfrith, surn. the Fierce.
Edwin, son of Ella, K. of Deira in
590; slain in battle with Penda,
IC. of Mercia.
The kingdom again divided; Eam-
frid ruled in Bernicia, and Osric
in Deira ; both put to death.
Oswald; slain in battle.
Oswed, or Oswy.
Ecfrid, or Egfrid, K. of Northumbria.
Alcfrid, or Ealdferth.
Osred, son.
Cenred; sprung from Ida.
Osric, son of Alcfrid.
Ceolwulf; d. a monk.
Eadbert, or Egbert ; retired to a
monastery.
Oswulf, or Osulf; slain in a sedition,
Edilwald, or Mollo; slain by Alred.
Alred, Ailred, or Alured; dep.
Ethelred, son of Mollo; expelled.
Elwald, or Celwold; dep, and slain.
Osred, son of Alred; fled.
Ethelred rest. ; aft. slain.
Erdulf, or Ardulf'; dep.
Alfwold; succ. by Erdulf,
perhaps by others.
567.
572.
573.
580.
588.
593.
617.
634.
635.
644,
670.
685.
705.
716.
718.
729.
738.
757.
759.
765.
774.
778.
789.
790.
795.
808. and
EAST ANGLEs.
Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Isle of Ely.
575. Uffa ; a noble German.
582. Titilus, or Titulus, son.
599. Redwald, som.
624. Erpwald, or Eorpwald.
629. Sigebert, half-brother.
632. Egfrid, or Egric, cousin.
635. Anna, or Annas; killed.
654. Ethelric, or Ethelhere;
battle.
Ethelwald, brother.
Aldulf, or Aldwulf.
Selred, or Ethelred.
Alphwuld.
Beorn and Ethelred, jointly.
Beorn, alone.
Ethelred.
Ethelbert, or Ethelbyrht; put to
death in Mercia in 792, when
Offa, K. of Mercia, overran the
country, which was finally sub-
dued by Egbert, K, of Wessex.
slain in
655.
664.
713.
746.
749.
758.
761.
790.
MERCIA.
Counties of Gloucester, Hereford, Chester,
Stafford, Worcester, Oxford, Salop,
Warwick, Derby, Leicester, Bucks,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 3
Northampton, Notts, Lincoln, Bedford,
Rutland, Huntingdon, and parts of
Herts.
586.
593.
597.
615
626.
655.
656.
675.
704.
709.
716.
Crida, or Cridda.
Interregnum.
Wibba, som.
Ceorl, or Cheorl, nephew.
Penda; killed in battle.
Peada, son ; murdered.
Wulfhere, brother, to make way
for whom Peada was slain.
Ethelred ; became a monk.
Cenred, Cendred, or Kendred; be-
came a monk at Rome.
Ceolred, or Celred, or Chelred, son
of Ethelred.
Ethelbald; slain in a mutiny by one
of his own chieftains, his suc-
cessor, after a defeat in battle.
755.
755.
794.
794.
819.
819.
821.
823.
825.
838.
852.
Beornred, or Bernred; himself slain.
Offa.
Egfrid, or Egferth, son; he had
ruled jointly with his father for
some years; d. suddenly.
Cenulf, or Kenulph; slain.
Kenelm, or Cenelm, a minor
reigned five months; killed by
his sister Quendreda.
Ceolwulf, uncle; driven from the
throne.
Beornulf, or Burnwulf; killed by
his own subjects.
Ludecan; slain.
Withlafe, or Wiglaf.
Berthulf, or Bertulf.
Burhred, or Burdred.
This last kingdom merged, like
the other kingdoms of the Hep-
tarchy, into that of England.
The Saxons, although they were divided into seven different kingdoms, yet were for
the most part subject to one king alone, who was entitled Rex gentis Anglorum, or
Ring of the English nation; those which were stronger than the rest giving the law
to them in their several turns, till, in the end, they all became incorporated in the
empire of the West Saxons, under Egbert.
The term “Octarchy" is sometimes
applied, by writers, to the Saxon kingdoms, inasmuch as Northumbria, the seventh
kingdom, was at different periods divided into two kingdoms, Bernicia and Deira,
ruled by separate kings.
Other writers apply the term to the successive kings
whose authority was acknowledged by the other princes of the Heptarchy; these
they call Octarchs.
KINGs, or OCTARCHS, OF THE ENGLISH SAXONS DURING THE
457.
490.
519.
534.
560.
593.
616.
630.
635.
644.
670.
675.
827.
837.
857.
860.
866.
871.
901.
925.
941.
HEPTARCHY.
Hengist, 1st K. of Kent. 704. Cenred, 8th K. of Mercia.
Ella, 1st K. of the South Saxons. 709. Celred, 9th K. of Mercia.
Cerdic, 1st K. of the West Saxons. 716. Ethelbald, 10th K. of Mercia.
Kenric, 2nd K. of the West Saxons. 758. Offa, 11th K. of Mercia.
Ceawlin, 3rd K. of the West Saxons. 796. Egferth, 12th K. of Mercia.
Ethelbert, 5th K. of Kent. 796. Kenulph, 13th K. of Mercia.
Redwald, 3rd K. of the East Angles. 820. Egbert, 17th K. of the West Saxons;
Edwin, 4th K. of Northumbria.
Oswald, 5th K. of Northumbria.
Oswed, 8th K. of Bernicia.
Wulfhere, 6th K. of Mercia.
Ethelred, 7th K. of Mercia.
first and absolute monarch of
the whole Heptarchy, who van-
quished all or most of the Saxon
kings, and added their dominions
to his own.
KINGS OF ENGLAND BEFORE THE CONQUEST.
Egbert, first sole Monarch of Eng-
land.
Ethelwolf, son,
Ethelbald, son.
Ethelbert, 2nd son of Ethelwolf.
Ethelred, brother; mortally wounded
by the Danes in battle; d. April
27, 871.
Alfred, surn, the Great, 4th son
of Ethelwolf ; d. Oct. 26, 901.
Edward the Elder, son ; d. 925.
Athelstan, natural son of Edward,
whose legitimate sons were too
young to govern; d. Oct. 17, 941.
Edmund, son of Edward; d. May
26, 947.
947.
955.
959.
975.
978.
Edred, brother.
Edwy, son of Edmund.
Edgar, brother; d. July 1, 975.
Edward the Martyr, son ; stabbed at
Corfe Castle, at the instance of his
step-mother Elfrida, Mar. 18, 978.
Ethelred II., half-brother. This
prince retired to Normandy during
the Danish usurpation, when
Sweyn was procl. king, 1013.
Sweyn d. a few months after-
wards, and was succ. by his son,
Canute the Great. While the
latter was absent in Denmark,
the exiled king returned. Ethel-
red d. April 24, 1016.
1 *
4 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1016. Edmund II., surn. Ironside, son of
Ethelred. The English and Dan-
ish nobility, tired of war, obliged
Edmund and Canute to divide
the kingdom between them.
Canute ruled the northern por-
tion, while the southern was held
by Edmund, who, however, did
not long survive the treaty; he
was murdered at Oxford by two
of his chamberlains, accomplices
of Duke Edric, Nov. 30, 1016.
THE DANISII RACE.
1016. Canute, styled the Great, and the
Dane; established himself as K.
of England in 1017; d. Nov. 12,
1035.
1035. Harold I., surn. Harefoot, from his
agility in running ; d. April 14,
1039.
1039, Hardicanute, or Canute the Hardy,
so named from his bodily powers,
brother ; d. June 8, 1041.
THE SAXONS REPOSSESSED.
1041. Edward the Confessor, son of Ethel-
red II. by Emraa, his 2nd queen ;
d. Jan. 5, 1066, naming William
of Normandy his heir.
1066. Harold II., som of Godwin, E. of
Kent ; reigned only nine months;
killed at the battle of Hastings.
William of Normandy invaded Eng-
land in Sept. 1066 with a power-
ful fleet and army, and on Oct.
14 following, gave battle, at
Hastings, to Harold, over whom
he obtained a complete victory.
Harold being slain, William was
proclaimed king by his trium-
phant army on the spot.
SovKREIGN's OF ENGLAND AFTER THE CONQUEST.
THE NORMAN LINE.
1066. WILLIAM the Conqueror, natural
son of Robert, D. of Normandy, by
Harlotta, a tanner's dau., at
Falaise, b. 1025; m. Matilda, dau.
of Baldwin, Count of Flanders;
d. at Rouen, Sept. 9, 1087.
1087. WILLIAM Rufus, or the Red, from
the colour of his hair, second
son of William I., b. 1057; d. unm.,
Aug. 2, 1100.
1100. HENRY I., surn. Beauclerk, youngest
son of William I., b. 1070; m, 1st,
Matilda, dau. of Malcolm Canmore,
K. of Scotland; and, 2nd, Adelicia,
dau. of Godfrey, D. of Louvaine;
d. Dec. 1, 1135.
1135. STEPHEN, son of the E. of Blois (by
Adela, dau. of William I.), and
nephew of Henry I., b. 1105. The
Empress Maud, dau. of Honry, and
rightful heir to the throne, con-
tended for it with Stephen, but
ultimately concluded a peace
with him, by which she secured
the succession to her son. See
next Reign. Stephen m. Matilda,
dau. of ICustace, count of Bou-
logne ; d. Oct. 25, 1154.
THE PLANTAGENET LINE.
1154. HENRY II., son of the Empress Maud
and Geoffrey Plantagenet, Earl
of Anjou, her second husband, b.
1133; m. Eleanor, dau, of the D.
of Guienne and divorced queen of
Louis VII. of France ; d. July 6,
1189.
1189. RICHARD I., Coeur de Lion, son of
Henry I., b. 1157; m. Berengaria,
dau. of Sancho VI.,
Navarre; d. Apr. 6, 1199.
1199. JOIN, surn. Lackland, brother, b.
Dec. 24, 1166; m. 1st, Avisa,
dau. of William, Earl of Glou-
cester, whom ho divorced upon
the ground of consanguinity;
and, 2nd, Isabella, dau. of Aymer,
count of Angoulême, the affi-
anced wife of the Count de la
Marche; d. Oct. 19, 1216.
1216. HENRY III., son, b. Oct. 1, 1206;
m. Eleanor, dau. of Raymond,
count de Provence ; d. Nov. 16,
1272
1272. EDWARD I., surn. Longshanks, son,
b. June 17, 1239; m. 1st, Eleanor,
dau. of Ferdinand III., K. of Cas-
tile ; and, 2nd, Margaret, dau. of
Philip III., the Hardy, K. of
France; d. July 7, 1307.
1307. EDWARD II., son, b. Apr. 25, 1284;
m. Isabella, dau. of Philip IV.,
the Fair, K. of France; deth.
Jan. 25, 1327; and murdered at
Berkeley Castle Sept. 21 follow-
FC. of
Ing.
1327. EDwARD III., son, b. Nov. 13, 1812;
m. Philippa, dau. of William,
count of Holland and Hainhault ;
d. June 21, 1377.
1877. RICHARD II., son of Edward the
Black Prince and grandson of
Edward III., b. Jan. 6, 1867; m.
1st, Anne, dau. of the Emp.
Charles IV. ; and, 2nd, Isabel,
dau. of Charles VI. of France;
deth. Sep. 29, 1399, and murdered
at Pomfret Castle, Feb. 13 fol-
lowing,
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THE LINE OF LIANCASTER.
1399. HENRY IV., surn. Bolingbroke, son
of John of Gaunt, D. of Lancaster,
who was fourth son of Edward
III., b. 1367 ; m. 1st, Mary de
Bohun, dau. and co-heiress of the
E. of Hereford; and, 2nd, Joanna of
Navarre, widow of John de Mont-
fort, D. of Bretagne ; d. Mar. 20,
1413.
1413. HENRY V., of Monmouth, son, b.
1388; m. Katherine, youngest dau.
of Charles VI., K. of France; d.
Aug. 31, 1422.
1422. HeNRY WI., son, b. Dec. 6, 1421;
m. Margaret of Anjou, dau. of
René or Regnier, D. of Anjou,
titular K. of Sicily and Jerusa-
lem ; deth. Mar. 4, 1461, and d.
in the Tower (supposed to have
been murdered there by Richard,
D. of Gloucester), June 20,
1471.
THE HOUSE OF YORK.
1461. EDw ARD IV., eldest surviving son
of Richard, D. of York, son of
Richard, E. of Cambridge, and
Anne, his wife, who was dau. of
Roger, E. of March, the son of
Edmund Mortimer and Philippa,
his wife, who was dau. of Lionel,
D. of Clarence, the third son of
Edward III., b. Apr. 29, 1441;
m. Elizabeth Widvile, (or Wood-
ville), dau. of Sir Richard Wid-
vile, afterwards E. Rivers, widow
of Sir John Grey, of Groby ;
d. Apr. 9, 1483. Edward, pr.
of Wales, son of Henry VI., was
murdered in this reign.
1483. Edward W., eldest son, b. Nov. 4,
1470. Dep. June 22, 1483. He
was shortly afterwards murdered,
with his brother Richard, in the
Tower, by their uncle Gloucester,
who had usurped the throne.
1483. RICHARD III., D. of Gloucester,
eighth and youngest son of Rich-
ard, D. of York, and brother of
Edward IV., b. 1443; m. Anne,
dau. of the great E. of Warwick,
and widow of Edward, pr. of Wales,
above-mentioned. Slain at the
battle of Bosworth Field, Aug.
22, 1485.
THE FAMILIES OF YORK AND LAN CASTER
UNITED IN THE HOUSE OF TUDOR.
1485. HENRY VII., E. of Richmond, grand-
son of Owen Tudor and Catharine,
widow of Henry V., b. July 26,
1455; claimed his title to the
crown in right of his mother,
descended from John of Gaunt,
4th son of Edward III. ; m. Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of Edward IV.,
by which marriage the houses of
Lancaster and York were united.
Overcame Richard III. at the
battle of Bosworth, and was
crowned king upon the spot; d.
Apr. 22, 1509.
1509. HENRY VIII., son, b. June 28,
1491; m. (1), Katharine of Arragon
(widow of his elder brother,
Arthur), whom he repudiated and
afterwards formally divorced. (2)
Anne Boleyn (dau. of sir Thomas
Boleyn, and maid of honour to
queen Katharine), whom he be-
headed. (3), Jane Seymour (dau.
of Sir John Seymour and maid of
honour to Anne Boleyn), who
died in childbirth of a son, aft.
Edward VI. (4), Anne of Cleves
(sister of William, D. of Cleves),
whom he divorced. (5), Katharine
Howard (niece of the D. of Nor-
folk), whom he beheaded. (6),
Katharine Parr (dau. of sir
Thomas Parr and widow of
Edward Nevill, lord Latimer, her
2nd husband), who survived him;
d. Jan. 28, 1547.
1547. EDWARD VI., son, by Jane Seymour
(). Oct. 12, 1537; d. unm., July
6, 1553.
1553. MARY, eldest dau. of Henry VIII.,
by Katharine of Arragon, b. Feb.
11, 1516; in. Philip II. of Spain,
who was joined with her in the
government, July 25, 1554; d.
Nov. 17, 1558.
In the beginning of this reign
lady Jane Grey, dau. of the D.
of Suffolk, and wife of lord Guild-
ford Dudley, was proclaimed
queen ; Edward VI., when dying,
having been persuaded to alter
the succession in her favour. In
10 days afterwards she returned
to private life ; but was tried
Nov. 13, 1553, and beheaded Feb.
12, 1554, being then but seventeen
years of age. Her nominal reign
extended from July 6 to July 17
1553.
1558. ELIZABETII, second dau. of Henry
VIII. by Anne Boleyn, b. Sept.
7, 1533; d. unm. Mar. 24, 1603;
and in her ended the Tudors.
HOUSE OF STUART.
1603. JAMES I. of England, and VI. of
Scotland, son of Mary, Q. of
Scots, by Henry Stuart, lord
Darnley ; and grandson of James
IV. of Scotland, by Margaret,
6 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
dau. of Henry VII. of England;
b. June 19, 1566; m. Anne, dau.
of Frederick II. of Denmark;
d. Mar. 27, 1625.
1625. CHARLES I., eldest surviving son,
b. Nov. 19, 1600: m. Henrietta-
Maria, dau. of Henry IV. and
sister of Louis XIII. of France.
This monarch was brought to trial
on a charge of making war against
the parliament, sentenced to be
beheaded, Jan. 27. 1649, and ex-
ecuted on the 30th.
1649. COMMON weALTH. Oliver Cromwell,
was decl. protector of England,
Dec. 12, 1653; d. Sept. 3, 1658.
Succ. by his son, Richard Crom-
well, who was made protector,
Sept. 4; he resigned the office,
Apr. 22, 1659.
1649. CHARLEs II., son of Charles I., b.
May 29, 1630. This king's reign
commenced, in effect, with his
restoration to the throne, May
29, 1660; but it is reckoned by
historians from the day of his
father's death, Jan. 30, 1649;
7m. the infanta Catharine of Por-
tugal, dau. of John TV. and sister
of Alphonso VI. ; d. Feb. 6,
1685.
1685. JAMES II., brother, b. Oct. 13, 1633;
an. 1st, lady Anne Hyde, dau. of
Edward, E. of Clarendon, who
died before he ascended the
throne; and, 2nd, Mary Beatrice
Eleanor d'Este, pr. of Modena,
dau. of Alphonso d’Este, D. of
Modena. James abd. by flight,
finally quitting England Dec. 23,
1688; d. in exile Sept. 6, 1701.
1689. WILLIAM III., pr. of Orange, and
MARY II., his queen. The former
was the posthumous son of
William of Nassau and Orange by
the pr. Mary, eldest dau. of
Charles I., b. Nov. 14, 1650. The
latter was the elder dau. of James
II., by lady Anne Hyde; b. April
30, 1662. Procl. Feb. 13, 1689 ;
this event consummating the Re-
volution of 1688. Mary d. Dec. 28,
1694; and William, Mar. 8, 1702.
1702. ANNE, second dau. of James II. by
lady Anne Hyde, b. Feb. 6, 1665;
m. pr. George of Denmark, July
28, 1683; d. Aug. 1, 1714.
Hous E OF HANOVER.
1714. GEORGE I. (George Lewis), the near-
est Protestant heir to the crown ;
son of Ernest Augustus, elector
of Hanover and D. of Bruns-
wick-Luneburg, by the pr. Sophia,
youngest dau. of Frederick W.,
elector palatine and K. of Bohemia,
and the pr. Elizabeth, dau. of
James I., b. May 28, 1660 ; m.
Sophia Dorothea, dau. of George
William, D. of Zell; d. June 11,
1727.
1727. GEORGE II. (George Augustus), son,
b. Oct. 30, 1683; m. Wilhelmina.
Caroline, dau. of John Frederick,
margrave of Brandenburg -
Anspach; d. Oct. 25, 1760.
1760. GEORGE III. (George William
Frederick), son of Frederick
Lewis, pr. of Wales, and grand-
son of "George II., b. June 4,
1738; m. Charlotte Sophia, dau.
of Charles Lewis Frederick, D.
of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Sept.
8, 1761. His son, George, pr.
of Wales, declared regent of the
kingdom, Feb. 5, 1811. and so
continued until Jan. 29, 1820,
when the king died.
1820. GEORGE IV. (George Augustus
Frederick), eldest son, b. Aug.
12, 1762; m. his cousin Caroline
Amelia Elizabeth, dau. of Charles
William Ferdinand, D. of Bruns-
wick-Wolfenbuttel, by Augusta,
eldest sister of George III., Apr.
8, 1795. Became prince regent,
Feb. 5, 1811; and succ. to the
throne, Jan. 29, 1820; d. June
26, 1830.
1830. WILLIAM IV. (William Henry), D.
of Clarence, third son of George
III., b. Aug. 21, 1765; m.
Amelia Adelaide Louisa. Theresa
Caroline, dau. of George Frede-
rick Charles, D. of Saxe-
Meiningen, July 11, 1818; d. June
20, 1837.
1837. VICTORIA (Alexandrina Victoria),
dau. of Edward, D. of Kent,
fourth son of George III., b. May
24, 1819; m. Feb. 10, 1840, her
cousin, Francis Albert Augustus
Charles Emmanuel D. of Saxe,
pr. of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
Wales was finally subdued by England in 1282–3, and the “Statute of Wales,”
12 Edw. I., was passed May 19, 1284. Wales was “incorporated, united, and annexed
to and with ” England in 1535 by 27 Hen. VIII. cap. 26.
Scotland was united to both
on and after May 1, 1707, by 6 Anne cap. 11, and the three were then styled “Great
Britain.” Ireland was united to Great Britain on and after Jan. 1, 1801, by 39 and 40
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 7
Geo. III. cap. 67, and the four countries were then and are still styled “The United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.”
CONSORTS OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
PHILIP, Consort of Q. Mary; son of Charles,
K. of Spain (Charles I.) and Emp. of
Germany (Charles W.); styled King
Philip, b. May 21, 1527; m. (1) to Q.
Mary, July 25, 1554, and (2) to Isabella,
dau. of Henry II., K. of France, June
24, 1559; succ. to throne of Spain as
Philip II. Jan. 16, 1556; d. Sept. 13,
1598.
GEORGE, Consort of Q. Anne, son of Fre-
derick III., K. of Denmark; styled
Pr. George or Pr. George of Denmark,
b. Apr. 21, 1653; m. July 28, 1683;
cr. D. of Cumberland. Apr. 9, 1689; d.
Oct. 28, 1708.
ALBERT (Francis Albert Augustus Charles
Emmanuel), Consort of Q. Victoria. son
of Ernest-Anthony, D. of Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha ; styled Pr. Albert, until June
25, 1857, when he received the style or
title of the Pr. Consort ; b. Aug. 26.
1819; m. Feb. 10, 1840; d. Dec. 14, 1861.
CONSORTS OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND.
INCLUDING those who died before their husbands accession to the
throne.
Compiled, chiefly, from Miss Agnes Strickland's Queens of
England, the dates in which have been followed.
STYLED “QUEEN.”
MATILDA OF FLANDERs, consort of Wil-
liam I., dau. of Baldwin, Count of Flan-
ders, b. abt. 1031; m. 1050; d. Nov. 2,
1083.
MATILDA OF SCOTLAND, 1st consort of
Henry I., dau. of Malcolm Canmore, K.
of Scotland, b. 1079; m. Nov. 11, 1100;
d. May 1, 1118.
ADELICIA OF LOUVAINE, 2nd consort
of Henry I., dau. of Godfrey, D. of Bra-
bant, b. 1102; m, Jan. 24, 1121 ; d.
Apr. 1151.
MATILDA OF BOULOGNE, consort of
Stephen, dau. of Eustace, Count of
Boulogne, m. 1128; d. May 3, 1151.
ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE, consort of Henry
II., dau. of the D. of Guienne and divorced
Q. of Louis VII. of France, b. 1122; m.
May 1, 1152; d. June 26, 1204.
BERENG ARIA OF NAVARRE, consort of
Richard I., dau. of Sancho VI., R. of
Navarre; m. May 12, 1191; ret. to the
Abbey of Espan in 1230, and d. there
some years aft.
AviSA OR HAWISE, 1st consort of John,
dau. of William, E. of Gloucester; m.
1191; divorced, on ground of consan-
guinity, 1200. This lady was not crowned
or acknowledged as Queen.
IsABELLA OF ANGOUL£ME, 2nd consort
of John, dau. of Aymer, Count of An-
goulême, b. abt. 1185; m. Aug. 24,
1200; d. 1246.
ELEANOR OF PROVENCE, consort of Henry
III., dau. of Raymond, Count de Pro-
vence, b. 1222; m. Jan. 4, 1236; d.
June 24, 1291.
ELEANOR OF CASTILE, 1st consort of
Edward I., dau. of Ferdinand III., K. of
Castile, b. abt. 1244 ; m.
d. Nov. 9, 1290.
MARGARET OF FRANCE, 2nd consort of
Edward I., dau. of Philip III., K. of
France, b. abt. 1281; m. Sept. 8, 1299;
d. Feb. 14, 1317.
ISABELLA OF FRANCE, consort of Edward
II., dau. of Philip IV., K. of France,
b. 1295; m. Jan. 22, 1308; d. Aug. 22.
1358.
PHILIPPA OF HAINHAULT, consort of Ed-
ward III., dau. of William, Count of
Holland and Hainhault, b. 1311 ; m. Jan.
24, 1328; d. Aug. 15, 1369.
ANNE OF BOHEMIA, 1st consort of Richard
II., dau. of Charles IV., Emp. of Ger-
many, b. May 11, 1366; m. Jan. 14,
1382; d. June 7, 1394.
ISABELLA OF WALOIs, 2nd consort of
Richard II., dau. of Charles VI., K. of
France, b. Nov. 9, 1887; m. Nov. 1,
1395; d. Sept. 13, 1410.
MARY DE Bohun, 1st consort of Henry IV.
dau. of the E. of Hereford, m. 1384; d.
1394; before Henry became King.
JoANNA of NAVARRE, 2nd consort of Henry
IV., dau. of Charles, K. of Navarre, and
widow of John de Montfort, D. of Bre-
tagne, b. abt. 1360; m. Feb. 7, 1403;
d. July 9, 1437.
KATHERINE OF WALOIs, consort of Henry
W., dau. of Charles VI., K. of France,
b. Oct. 27, 1401; m. June 3, 1420; d.
Jan. 3, 1437.
MARGARET OF ANJOU, consort of Henry
VI., dau. of René or Regnier, D. of Anjou,
b. Mar. 23, 1429; m. Apr. 22, 1445:
d. Aug. 26, 1481.
ELIZABETH WOODVILLE, consort of Ed-
Aug. 1254 :
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§
ward IV., dau. of Sir Richard Widvile or
Woodville, aft. E. Rivers; widow of Sir
John Grey, of Groby, aft. lil. Ferrars,
b. abt. 1435 ; m. privately May 1, 1464;
marriage announced Sept. 29, 1464; d.
June 8, 1492.
ANNE OF WARWICK, consort of Richard
III., dau. of the E. of Warwick, widow
of Edward pr. of Wales, b. June 11,
1454; m. Aug. 1470; d. March 16,
1485.
ELIZABETII OF YORK, consort of Henry
VII., dau. of Edward IV., b. Feb. 11,
1466; m. Jan. 18, 1486; d. Feb. 11,
1503.
RATIIARINE OF ARRAGON, 1st consort of
Henry VIII., dau. of Ferdinand, K. of
Arragon, and widow of Henry's elder
brother Arthur, b. Dec. 15, 1485; m.
June 11 1509; divorced May 25, 1533;
d. Jan. 7, 1536.
ANNE BoIFYN, 2nd consort of Henry VIII.,
dau. of Sir Thomas Boleyn, b. 1501;
m. Jan. 25, 1533, and Apr. 12, 1533;
beheaded May 19, 1536.
JANE SEYMoUR, 3rd consort of Henry
VIII., dau. of Sir John Seymour ; m.
May 20, 1536; d. Oct. 24, 1537.
ANNE OF CLEVEs, 4th consort of Henry
VIII., dau. of John, D. of Cleves, b.
Sept. 22, 1516; m. Jan. 6, 1540; divorced
July 9, 1540; d. July 16–17, 1557.
RATIIARINE How ARD, 5th consort of Henry
VIII., dau. of la. Edmund Howard, niece
of the D. of Norfolk, b. 1521 or 1522;
in. July 1540; beheaded Feb. 12, 1542.
RATIIARINE PARR, 6th consort of Henry
VIII., dau of Sir Thomas Parr, widow
of Edward, ld. Borough of Gainsborough,
and of John Neville, ld. Latimer, her
second husband, b. (teste Miss Strick-
land), 1513, but according to other autho-
rities in 1509 or 1510; m. July 12, 1543;
d. Sept. 7, 1548.
ANNE OF DENMARK, consort of James I.,
PRINCES OF WALES OF THE
1284. Edward, of Carnarvon, son of Ed-
ward I. ; aft. Edw. II.
1343. Edward, the Black Prince, eldest
son of Edward III.
1376. Richard, of Bourdeaux, only surviv-
ing son of the Black Prince ; aft.
Richard II.
1399. Henry, of Monmouth, eldest son of
Henry IV. ; aft. Henry V.
1454. Edward, of Westminster, only son
of Henry VI., murdered by the
dukes of Gloucester and Clarence,
in 1471.
1472. Edward, of Westminster, eldest son
of Edward IV. ; aft. Edward W.
1483 Edward, E. of Salisbury, only son of
dau. of Frederick II., K. of Denmark,
b. Dec. 12, 1574 ; m. Now. 23, 1589;
d. Mar. 2, 1619.
HENRIETTA MARIA, consort of Charles I.,
dau. of K. Henry IV., and sister of K.
Louis XIII. of France, b. Nov. 25,
1609; m. June 13, 1625; d. Sept. 10,
1669.
CATHARINE OF BRAGANZA, consort of
Charles II., dau. of K. John IV., and
sister of K. Alphonso VI. of Portugal,
b. Nov. 25, 1638; m. May 20, 1662; d.
Dec. 31, 1705.
ANNE HYDE, 1st consort of James II., dau.
of Edward, E. of Clarendon, m. Sept. 3,
1660; d. Mar. 31, 1671, before James
became King. Anne was the mother of
Q. Mary and Q. Anne.
MARY BEATRICE ELEANOR D’ESTE OF
-MoDENA, 2nd consort of James II., dau.
of Alphonso D'Este, D. of Modena, b.
Oct. 5, 1658; m. Nov. 21, 1673; d. May
7, 1718
SOPHIA DOROTHEA OF ZELL, consort of
George I., dau. of George William, D. of
Zell, b. Sept. 15, 1666: m. 1682; d.
Nov. 13, 1726.
WILHELMINA CAROLINE, consort of George
II., dau. of John Frederick, Margrave
of Brandenburg-Anspach, b. Mar. 1,
1683; m. 1705; d. Nov. 20, 1737.
CHARLOTTE SOPHIA, consort of George III.,
dau. of Charles Lewis Frederick, D. of
Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, b. May 19, 1744;
m. Sept. 8, 1761; d. Nov. 17, 1818.
CAROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH, consort of
George IV., dau. of Charles William
Ferdinand, D. of Brunswick-Wolfenbut-
tel, b. May 17, 1768; m. Apr. 8, 1795;
d. Aug. 7, 1821.
AMELIA ADELAIDE LOUISA THERESA
CAROLINE, consort of William IV., dau.
of George Frederick Charles, D. of
Saxe-Meiningen, b. Aug. 13, 1792; m.
July 11, 1818; d. Dec. 2, 1849.
BLOOD ROYAL OF ENGLAND.
Richard III. ; cr. Sept. 8, 1483;
d. April, 1484.
1490. Arthur Tudor, eldest son of Henry
VII.; d. 1502.
1503. Henry, D. of York, second son of
Henry VII., cr. pr. of Wales on
his brother's death; aft. Henry
VIII.
1537. Edward Tudor, son of Henry VIII. ;
aft. Edward VI. The patent of
creation to the dignity was never
actually passed.
1610. Henry Frederick,
James I. ; d. 1612.
Charles, D. of York, second son of
eldest son of
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James I. ; aft. Charles I. Not cr.
pr. of Wales.
Charles, eldest son of Charles I. ; aft.
Charles II. Not cr. pr. of Wales.
1714. George Augustus, only son of George
I. ; aft. George II.
1729. Frederick Lewis, eldest son of
George II. ; cr. Jan. 9, 1729; d.
before his father, Mar. 20, 1751.
1751. George William Frederick, eldest
son of the preceding ; cr. Apr. 20,
1751; aft. George III.
1762. George Augustus Frederick, eldest
son of George III. ; cr. Aug. 17,
1762; aft. George IV.
1841. Albert Edward, eldest son of Q.
VICTORIA ; cr. Dec. 7, 1841.
. PRINCES AND PRINCESSES OF ENGLAND.
Born OF THE NORMAN LINE.
Issue OF WILLIAM. I.
. Robert D. of Normandy.
. Richard, said to have been killed by a
stag in the New Ferest.
. WILLIAM-RUFUs, aft. William II.
. HENRY, aft. Henry I.
. Cicely, d. abbess of the convent of the
Holy Trinity at Caen.
. Constance, m. to Alan, E. of Brittany,
and of Richmond, in England.
. Alice, contracted to Harold (who after-
wards refused her), she died un-
married.
8. Adela, m. to Stephen, E. of Blois,
by whom she had (besides three
other sons), William, Theobald, and
Henry.
STEPHEN, aft. King.
9. Gundred, m. to William, E. of Warren
and Surrey.
10. Agatha (called Margaret by Ralphe
Brooke), betrothed to Alphonso, K.
of Galicia, but died on her journey
to join her bridegroom.
:
ISSUE OF HENRY I.
1. William, drowned on his passage from
Normandy; the prince's newly
married bride, Matilda, dau. of
Fulke, E. of Anjou, shared the same
fate.
2. Maud, or Matilda, m. 1st, to the emp.
Henry V., and 2nd, to Geoffrey
Plantagenet, son of Fulke, E. of An-
jou, by whom she had:
I. HENRY, aft. Henry II.
II. Geoffrey (Pembroke) E. of
Nantes.
III. William, E. of Poitou.
IV. Emma, m. to David, by usur-
pation pr. of North Wales.
Issue OF STEPHEN.
. Baldwin, d. in infancy.
. Eustace, E. of Boulogne.
. William, E. of Mortaigne.
. Maud, d. young.
Mary, m. to Matthew, son of Theodore,
count of Flanders.
i
BORN OF THE PLANTAGENET LINE.
ISSUE OF HENRY II.
. William, who died in childhood.
. Henry, m. Margaret, dau. of the French
king ; d. before his father.
. RICHARD, aft. Richard I.
. Geoffrey, E. of Brittany and Richmond,
m. Constance, dau. of Coman, D. of
Brittany; accidentally killed at a
tournament in Paris, leaving
I. Arthur, E. or D. of Brittany,
who was rightful heir of his
uncle Richard.
II. Eleanor, d. unm.
5. Philip, d. young.
6, JoHN, aft. King.
7. Eleanor, m. to Alphonso VIII., K. of
Castile.
8. Maud, m. to Henry the Lion, D. of
Brunswick, ancestor of the present
royal family of England.
9. Joan, m. 1st, to William II., count of
Sicily; and, 2nd, Raymond, count
of Toulouse. **
[Henry had two sons by Rosa-
mond Clifford; vic. William
.
Longespee, or Longsword, so
named from the sword he
usually wore ; and Geoffrey,
abp. of York.]
Issue OF KING JOHN.
. HENRY, aft. Henry III.
. Richard, E. of Poitou and Cornwall;
elected K. of the Romans in 1256.
. Joan, m. to Alexander II., K. of Scot-
land.
. Eleanor, m. 1st, to William Marshall
the younger, E. of Pembroke ; and,
2nd, to Simon de Montfort, E. of
Leicester.
. Isabel, m. to the Emp. Frederick II.
Issue OF HENRY III.
. EDw ARD, aft. Edward I.
. Edmund Plantagenet, surn.
back, E. of Lancaster.
. Richard ; 4. John ; 5. William ; all
d. young.
. Henry, assass. at mass in Italy.
. Margaret, n. to Alexander III., K. of
Scotland.
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:
11.
12.
13.
14.
16.
;
4
2.
3.
. John; 2.
. Edward, surn.
. Beatrice, m. to John, 1st D. of Brit-
tany.
. Catherine, d. in infancy.
Issue OF EDWARD I.
Henry ; 3. Alphonso ; d.
young.
. EDwARD, pr. of Wales; aft. Edward
II
ſº Eleanor, m. 1st, to Alphonso of Arra-
gon, who died soon after; and, 2nd,
to Henry, comte de Barre.
. Joan, m. 1st, to Gilbert de Clare, E. of
Gloucester; and 2nd, to Ralph de
Monthermere.
. Margaret, m. to John, D. of Brabant.
. Berangera or Berenice, d. in infancy.
. Alice, d. young.
. Mary, a nun at Amesbury in Wiltshire,
and aft. at Fontevraud, in Nor-
mandy.
Elizabeth, m. 1st, to John, E. of Hol-
land ; and, 2nd, to Humphrey, E. of
Hereford and Essex.
Beatrice, d. in infancy.
Blanch, d. in infancy.
Thomas, E. of Norfolk and marshal
of England.
. Edmund, of Woodstöck, E. of Kent;
beheaded in 1329.
Eleanor, second of the name; d.
young.
Issue OF EDWARD II.
. EDWARD, aft. Edward III.
. John, of Eltham, E. of Cornwall.
. Joan, m. to David, pr. of Scotland
son of Robert Bruce.
. Eleanor, m. to Reynald or Reginald, E.
of Gueldres.
Issue OF EDWARD III.
the Black Prince,
pr. of Wales, b. June 15, 1330; m.
his cousin Joan, the “Fair Maid of
Rent,” dau. of Edmund, E, of Kent,
repudiated wife of Thomas Monta-
cute, E. of Salisbury, and widow of
sir Thomas Holland; d. July 8,
1876, having had issue
I. Edward, who
seventh year.
II. RICHARD, aft. Richard II.
William, of Hatfield, died early.
Lionel, D. of Clarence. m. 1st, Eli-
zabeth de Burgh, dau. of William,
E. of Ulster, by whom he had an
only daughter, Philippa, m. to
Edmund Mortimer, E. of March.
Lionel espoused, 2nd, Violante, dau.
of the D. of Milan, and died in Italy
soon after. For the issue of Philippa,
see below.
died in his
4. John, of Ghent, or Gaunt (so called
from the place of his birth), D. of
Lancaster. From this prince sprang
that branch which afterwards
possessed the crown. See below.
5. Edmund, of Langley, E. of Cambridge,
and aft. D. of York, m. 1st, Isabel,
dau. of Peter, K. of Castile and
Leon; and 2nd, Joan, dau. of Thomas,
E. of Kent. For his issue (by his
first duchess), see below.
6. William, of Windsor, d. young.
7. Thomas, of Woodstock, D. of Glouces-
ter, m. Eleanor, eldest dau. and co-
heiress of Humphrey de Bohun, E.
of Hereford, Essex, and Northamp-
ton. The duke was murdered at
Calais, Sept. 8, 1397.
8. Isabel, m. to Ingelram de Courcy, Cr.
E. of Bedford.
9. Joan, contracted in marriage to
Alphonso, K. of Castile, but died
before its celebration.
Blanch de la Tour (born in the Tower),
d. an infant.
Mary, m. to John de Montfort. Sur-
named the Valiant, D. of Brittany.
Margaret, m. to John Hastings, E. of
Pembroke, who was poisoned.
10.
11.
12.
The following are given under separate
heads, as materially serving to elucidate
the claims to, and the descent of, the
CTOWI1.
ISSUE OF PHILIPPA
Daughter of Lionel, duke of Clarence, 3rd
son of Edward III. See above.
1. Roger Mortimer, E. of March, m.
Eleanor, dau. of Thomas Holland, E.
of Kent; killed in Ireland, leaving
issue
I. Edmund, E. of March, who,
on the death of Richard II.
became rightful heir to the
crown; he was kept in con-
finement by Henry IV., and
d. in prison, 1424.
II. Anne Mortimer, who became
heiress of her house, and
conveyed its claims on the
crown to the house of York,
by her marriage with Richard
E. of Cambridge.
III. Eleanor, m. to Edward Courte-
nay, E. of Devon.
2. Edmund Mortimer, who settled in
North Britain.
3. John Mortimer, put to death in 1424.
4. Elizabeth, m. to Henry, lord Percy,
surn. Hotspur.
5. Philippa, m. 1st, to John, E. of Pem-
broke ; and, 2nd, to Richard Fitz-
Alan, E. of Arundel.
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Issue of John OF GAUNT, D. OF LAN-
CASTER.
4th son of Edward III.
This prince m. 1st, Blanch, youngest
daughter and co-heiress of Henry, D.
of Lancaster, and had issue
1. HENRY, aft. Henry IV.
2. Philippa, m. to John I., K. of Por-
tugal.
3. Elizabeth, m. 1st to John, D. of Exeter,
and 2nd, to sir John Cornewall, cr.
baron Fanhope.
He m. 2nd, Constance, eldest dau. and
co-heiress of Peter, K. of Castile and
Leon, by whom he had
4. Catherine, m. to Henry, pr. of Asturias,
aft. king of Castile and Leon.
He m. 3rd, Catherine, dau. of sir Payn
Roelt, knt.; and widow of Sir Hugh
Swynford. By this lady he had,
before marriage
5. John, marq. of Dorset and Somerset,
ancestor of the present D. of Beau-
fort.
. Henry, bp. of Winchester,
. Thomas, D. of Exeter.
. Joan, m. 1st, to Robert, lord Ferrers;
and 2nd, to Ralph Nevill, E. of
Westmoreland.
These last, by act of parliament, 20
Richard II., were declared legitimate
for all purposes but inheriting the
CTOWI),
;
Issue OF EDMUND, E. OF CAMBRIDGE.
5th son of Edward III.
1. Constance, m. to Thomas le Despencer,
E. of Gloucester.
2. Edward, D. of York and Albemarle;
slain at the battle of Agincourt.
3. Richard, E. of Cambridge, m. Anne
Mortimer, great-grand-daughter,
and eventually heiress of her uncle
Lionel, D. of Clarence. Through
her the house of York derived its
title to the crown in preference to
the house of Lancaster, which,
though descended in an unbroken
male line from Edward III. was the
line of a younger son. The earl was
beheaded for a plot against the life
of Henry W., leaving issue
I. Isabel, m. to Henry Bourchier,
E. of Essex.
II. Richard, D. of York and pro-
tector of England, m. Cicely,
dau. of Ralph Nevill, E.
of Westmoreland; he was
slain at the battle of Wake-
field in 1160. His issue
follows:
Issue OF RICHARD, D. OF YORK.
. Henry, d. in infancy.
. Edward, aft. Edward IV.
Edmund, E. of Rutland; slain at Wake-
field, aged only 12 years.
. William, d. in infancy.
John, d. in infancy.
. George, D. of Clarence; m. Isabel, dau.
of Richard Nevill, E. of Warwick;
attainted, and d. 1477; he left issue
I. Edward, E. of Warwick; be-
headed in 1499.
II. Margaret, countess of Salisbury,
m. to sir Richard Pole ; at-
tainted, and beheaded in 1541.
. Thomas, d. in infancy.
. RICHARD, aft. Richard III.
Anne, m. 1st, Henry Holland, D. of
Exeter; and 2nd, sir Thomas St.
Leger, knt.
Elizabeth, m. to John Delapole, D. of
Suffolk.
11. Margaret, m. to Charles, D.
gundy.
12. Ursula.
Edward, earl of Warwick, beheaded as
above, in 1499, was the last of the male
line of the Plantagenets.
:
;
10.
of Bur-
Born OF THE Hous E of LAN CASTER.
ISSUE OF HENRY IV.
1. HENRY, surn. Monmonth, pr. of
Wales, aft. Henry V.
2. Thomas, of Lancaster, D. of Clarence,
who fell at the battle of Beague, in
1421.
3. John, of Lancaster, D. of Bedford,
regent of France in the minority of
Henry VI.
4. Humphrey, D. of Gloucester, regent of
England in the same minority. It
is supposed that he died by violence
or poison.
5. Blanch, m. 1st, to Louis, pr. palatine
of Bavaria; 2nd, to the K. of
Arragon; and, 3rd, to the D. of
Barre.
6. Philippa, m. to Eric. K. of Denmark.
ISSUE OF HENRY W.
HENRY, pr. of Wales, aft. Henry VI.
The widow of Henry V. married
sir Owen Tudor of the principality
of Wales, said to be of royal lineage,
by whom she had
I. Edmund Tudor, cr. E. of Rich-
mond, who m. Margaret, dau.
of John, first D. of Somerset,
and great-grand-daughter of
John of Gaunt. He left an
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only son, HENRY, E. of Rich-
mond; aft. Henry VII.
II. Jasper Tudor, cr. E. of Pem-
broke.
III. Tacina Tudor, m. to Reginald,
lord Grey, of Wilton.
Issue OF HENRY WI.
Edward, pr. of Wales, b. Oct. 31, 1452,
m. in 1470, the lady Anne Nevill,
seconddau.and co-heiress of Richard,
Nevill, E. of Warwick. This prince
was, with his mother, taken prisoner
at the battle of Tewkesbury, in
1471, and was murdered a few days
afterwards by the dukes of Glouces-
ter and Clarence, and lord Hastings.
His widow, Anne, subsequently
married Gloucester, one of his
murderers, who became king as
Richard III.
BORN OF THE Hous E of York.
Issue of EDwARD IV.
1. EDWARD, pr. of Wales, aft. Edward W.,
and
2. Richard, D. of York. These two
princes were murdered in the
Tower, at the instance of their
uncle Richard, D. of Gloucester, in
1483.
The latter prince, Richard, was
married in his infancy to Anne,
heiress of the house of Mowbray,
only child of John Mowbray, D. of
Norfolk and earl marshal of Eng-
land, she being also an infant.
3. George, who d, young.
4. Elizabeth, m. to Henry VII.
5. Cicely, m., 1st, to John, lord Wells;
and, 2nd, to Sir J. Kyme.
6. Anne, m. to Thomas Howard, D. of
Norfolk.
7. Bridget, who became a nun.
8. Mary, who d, unm.
9. Margaret, and
10. Katharine, m. to William Courtenay,
E. of Devonshire.
ISSUE OF RICHARD III.
Edward, E. of Salisbury, cr. pr. of
Wales; upon whom the crown was
entailed by parliament; but he died
vità patris.
BORN OF THE Hous E of TUDOR.
ISSUE OF HENRY VII.
1. Arthur, pr. of Wales, b. Sept. 20,
1486; m. Nov. 1501, the infanta
Catharine, daughter of Ferdinand of
Arragon, but died in a few months
afterwards. His widow became the
first wife of his brother Henry
VIII., to whom she was married
June 3, 1509.
2. HENRY, aft. Henry VIII.
3. Edmund, who died young.
4. Margaret, m. 1st, to James IV. of
Scotland, by whom she had an
only son, James W. of Scot-
land, father of Mary, Q. of
Scots, whose son, James VI., as-
cended the English throne as James
I. Margaret m. 2nd, Arthur
Douglas, E. of Angus, from whom
she was divorced ; and 3rd, Henry
Stuart, E. of Methven. By her
second husband she had an only
daughter, Margaret, who espoused
Matthew Stuart, E. of Lenox, and
was mother of Henry, E. of Darnley,
the husband of Mary, Q. of Scots,
and father of James I. of England.
5. Elizabeth, d. in infancy.
6. Mary, m. 1st, to Louis XII. K. of
France; and, 2nd, to Charles Bran-
don, D. of Suffolk; by whom she left
I. Henry, E. of Lincoln; d. unm.
II. Frances, n. to Henry Grey,
marq. of Dorset, aft. D. of
Suffolk ; and had three
daughters, of whom the
eldest was lady Jane Grey.
III. Eleanor, m. to Henry Clifford,
E. of Cumberland, and left a
daughter, Margaret, who m.
Henry Stanley, E. of Derby.
ISSUE OF HENRY VIII.
. Henry, d. young.
. MARY (by Katharine of Arragon), aft.
Q. Mary.
. ELIZABETH (by his second queen,
Anne Boleyn), aft. Q. Elizabeth.
. EDWARD (by his third queen, lady
Jane Seymour), aft. Edward VI.
The king had by his first queen,
besides Henry and Mary, other
children not named, who died in
infancy.
BORN OF THE Hous E of STUART.
Issue: OF JAMES I.
1. Henry Frederick, cr. after his father's
accession, D. of Cornwall, and in
May 1610, pr. of Wales; d. at the
age of eighteen, Nov. 6, 1612.
2. Robert, d. young.
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13.
3.
4. Elizabeth, m. to Frederick,
:
:
CHARLEs, aft. Charles I.
count
palatine of the Rhine, who, in 1620,
was elected K. of Bohemia, but aft.
driven from his dominions. She
had issue:
I. Frederick Henry ; drowned in
1529, in his fifteenth year.
Charles Lewis II., who, by the
treaty of Munster, was
created the eighth elector of
the empire.
Rupert, so renowned in the
civil war of England as
“Prince Rupert,” cr. D. of
Cumberland.
Maurice, known in English
history as “Prince Mau-
rice,” perished by shipwreck
in 1654.
. Lewis, d. young.
VI. Edward, count palatine of the
Rhine.
Philip, slain at the battle near
St. Stephen's in 1640.
Gustavus; d. in 1641, in his
minority.
. Elizabeth, who became abbess
of Hervorden, in Westphalia,
and d. in 1680.
X. Louisa Hollandia, became
abbess of Maubisson, near
Paris.
Henrietta, m. Sigismund, pr.
of Transylvania, and d. a few
months after.
Charlotte, d. in infancy.
Sophia, on whose descendants
the crown of England de-
volved by the act of Settle-
ment, b. Oct. 13, 1630; m.
1658, Ernest Augustus, D. of
Brunswick - Luneburg, aft.
elector of Hanover, by whom
she had Issue, GEORGE
LEwis, who ascended the
English throne as George I.
II.
III.
IV.
VII.
VIII.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
. Margaret, d. young, 1598.
. Mary, d. in her third year, 1607.
. Sophia, d. two days after her birth,
1606.
Issue of THE PRINCESS SOPHIA.
Grand-daughter of James I.
. GEORGE Lewis, aft. George I.
. Frederick Augustus. slain in battle
against the Turks, 1690.
Maximilian William, d. Dec. 1666.
. Charles Philip, slain in battle, 1690.
. Christian, drowned in the Danube,
July 1703.
. Ernest Augustus, bishop of Osnaburg,
cr. in 1716, D. of York and Albany,
and E. of Ulster; d. Aug. 1728.
7.
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Sophia Charlotte, m. to Frederick
William, elector of Brandenburg,
FC. of Prussia.
ISSUE OF CHARLES I.
. Charles, who died the day he was
born.
. CHARLEs, pr. of Wales, aft. Charles II.
JAMEs, D. of York, aft. James II.
. Henry, D. of Gloucester; d. unmarried
in 1660.
Mary, m. to William II. of Nassau, pr.
of Orange, by whom she had an
only son, WILLIAM, who ascended
the throne of England as William
III.
. Elizabeth, who died of grief, a prisoner
in Carisbrook Castle in Sept. 1650,
aged 15 years.
. Anne, d. young.
. Henrietta Maria, m. to Philip, D. of
Anjou, aft. D. of Orleans, only
brother to Louis XIV.
ISSUE OF CHARLES II.
This prince left no legitimate issue,
but had many natural children by
various mistresses; among these
was James, D. of Monmouth, by
Lucy Walters.
Issue OF JAMES II.
. Charles, d. young.
. MARY, m. to William Henry of Nassau,
pr. of Orange; she and her husband
aft. ascended the English throne as
Mary II. and William III.
. James, D. of Cambridge, b. July 1663;
d. 1667.
. ANNE, aft. Q. Anne.
. Charles, D. of Kendal; d. in infancy.
Edgar, D. of Cambridge, b. Sept. 14,
1667; d. 1671.
. Henrietta, d. in infancy.
. Catherine, d. in infancy.
These four sons and four daughters
were by lady Anne Hyde, and none
of them, except Mary and Anne,
afterwards queens regnant, survived
four years of age. By his second
wife, the princess of Modena, James
had :
9. Catherine Laura, d. in infancy.
10. Charles, D. of Cambridge ; d. in in-
fancy.
11. Isabella, d. in her 4th year.
12. Charlotte Maria, d. in infancy.
13. James Francis Edward, known after
his father's death as the PRETENDER.
and supposed by many at the time
to have been of fictitious birth, b.
June 18, 1668; m. in 1719, Mary
Clementina, dau. of pr. James
Sobieski, and grand-dau. of John,
14
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
14.
:
. Augusta,
. GEORGE William
. Edward Augustus, D.
PC. of Poland, by whom he had
issue:
I. Charles Edward, known as the
Chevalier St. George, or YoUNG
PRETENDER, b. in 1720 ; m. the
princess Stohlberg, known as coun-
tess of Albany; d. in 1788.
Henry Benedict, known as CAR-
DINAL YORK, d. in 1807, when
the whole issue of James II. be-
came extinct.
Louisa Maria. Theresa, b. in 1692; d.
1712.
James had also several matural children,
amongst whom was James Fitz-
James, D. of Berwick, by lady Ara-
II.
bella Churchill; he followed his
father, after his abdication, into
France; became general of the
French and Spanish armies, and
was killed at the siege of Philips-
burgh in 1734.
Issue OF QUEEN ANNE.
A daughter, still-born.
Mary, b. June 9, 1685; d. Feb. 8, 1686.
Anne Sophia, b. May 12, 1686; d.
Feb. 2, 1687.
William, D. of Gloucester, b. July 24,
1689; d. July 30, 1700.
Mary, b. and d. in Nov. 1690.
George, b. and d. Apr. 17, 1692.
Born OF THE HOUSE OF HANOVER.
Issue OF GEORGE I.
. GEORGE Augustus, aft. as George II.
. Sophia Dorothea, b. March 16, 1685;
m. to Frederick William, of Prussia,
Nov. 28, 1706; d. July 5, 1757.
Both the above were born long be-
fore the king ascended the throme;
his queen was kept confined on the
continent during his reign, and never
came to England.
Issue OF GEORGE II.
. Frederick Lewis, pr. of Wales, b. Jan.
20, 1707; m. Augusta, dau. of
Frederick II., D. of Saxe-Gotha, ; d.
in the life-time of his father. For
his issue, see separate notice below.
. Anne, princess-royal, b. Oct. 22, 1709;
m. to William Charles Henry, pr. of
Orange.
. Amelia Sophia Eleanora, b. May 30,
1711; d. unm., Oct. 31, 1786.
. Elizabeth Caroline, b. May, 1713; d.
unm. Dec. 28, 1757.
. George William, d. in infancy,
. William Augustus, D.
of Cumber-
land, b. April 15, 1721; d. Oct. 31,
1765.
. Mary, b. Feb. 22, 1723; m. to pr.
Frederick of Hesse-Cassel ; d. Jan.
14, 1771.
. Louisa, b. Dec. 7, 1724; m. to Frede-
rick W. of Denmark; d. Dec. 8, 1751.
ISSUE OF FREDERICK LEWIS.
Prince of Wales.
b. July 31, 1737; m. to
Charles William Ferdinand, here-
ditary pr. of Brunswick-Wolfenbut-
tel. See that family.
Frederick, aft.
George III.
of York, b.
March 14, 1739; d. Sept. 17, 1767.
. Elizabeth Caroline, b. Dec. 30, 1740,
d. Sept. 4, 1759.
5
William Henry, D. of Gloucester, b.
Nov. 25, 1743; m. Maria, countess
dowager of Waldegrave, dau. of the
hon sir Edward Walpole ; d. Aug.
25, 1805; he had issue:
I. Sophia Matilda, b. May 29,
1773; d. Nov. 29, 1844.
II. Caroline Augusta Maria, b.
June 24, 1774; d. in infancy.
III. William Frederick, b. Jan. 15,
1776; m. the princess Mary,
dau. of George III. ; d. Now.
30, 1834.
. Henry Frederick, D. of Cumberland,
b. Nov. 7, 1745; m. Anne, dau. of
E. Carhampton and widow of Chris-
topher Horton, esq., of Catton Hall,
Derbyshire; d. Sept. 18, 1790.
. Louisa Anne, b. March 8, 1749; d.
May 13, 1768.
Frederick William, b. May 30, 1750;
d. Dec. 1765.
. Caroline Matilda, b. (after her father's
death) July 11, 1751; m. Christian
VII., K. of Denmark ; she d.
imprisoned in the castle of Zell, May
10, 1775.
ISSUE OF GEORGE III.
. GEORGE Augustus Frederick, pr of
Wales, and, in 1811, prince regent;
aft. George IV.
. Frederick, D. of York and Albany,
b. Aug. 16, 1743; m. Frederica
Charlotte Ulrique, dau. of William
II. K. of Prussia; d. Jan. 5, 1827.
. WILLIAM Henry, D. of Clarence; aft.
William IV.
. Charlotte Augusta Matilda, princess
royal, b. Sept. 29, 1766; m.
Frederick Charles William, hered.
pr. of Wurtemburg; d. Oct. 6, 1825.
. Edward, D. of Kent and Strathern, b.
Nov. 2, 1767; m. May 29, 1818,
Victoria Mary Louisa, dau. of Fran-
cis Frederick Anthony, D. of Saxe-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 15
Coburg - Saalfeld, and widow of
Emich Charles, pr. of Leiningen;
the Duke d. Jan. 23, 1820, leaving
an only daughter,
Alexandrina VICTORIA, the pre-
sent QUEEN. The Duchess of Kent d.
Mar. 16, 1861.
6. Augusta Sophia, b. Nov. 8, 1768; d.
Sept. 22, 1840.
7. Elizabeth, b. May 22, 1770; m. to
Frederick Joseph Louis, landgrave
of Hesse-Homburg; d. Jan. 10,
1840.
8. Ernest Augustus, D. of Cumberland
and Teviotdale, b. June 5, 1771.
See Hanover.
9. Augustus Frederick, D. of Sussex, 6.
Jan. 27, 1773; m. April 3, 1793, lady
Augusta Murray, dau. of John, E.
of Dunmore ; this marriage was
dissolved (being contrary to the
statute 12 George III. c. 11.) in Aug.
1794; d. April 21, 1843.
30. Adolphus Frederick, D. of Cambridge,
b. Feb. 24, 1774 ; m., May 7, 1818,
Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, dau.
of Frederick, landgrave of Hesse-
Cassel, d. July, 1850, leaving issue:
I. George Frederick William
Charles, b. March 26, 1819,
the present Duke.
II. Augusta Caroline Charlotte
Elizabeth, b. July 19, 1822;
m. June 28, 1843, Frederick
William Gustavus, hereditary
Grand D. of Mecklenburg-
Strelitz; and has issue.
III. Mary Adelaide Wilhelmina
Elizabeth, b. Nov. 27, 1833;
m. June 12, 1866, Francis
Louis Paul Alexander, D. of
Teck; and has issue.
11. Mary, b. April 25, 1776; m. July 22,
1816, her cousin, William Frederick,
D. of Gloucester. (See D. of
Gloucester.)
12. Sophia, b. Nov. 3, 1777; d. May 27,
1848.
13. Octavius, b. Feb. 23, 1779; d. May 3,
1783.
14. Alfred, b. Sept. 22, 1780; d. Aug. 26,
1782.
15. Amelia, b. Aug 7, 1783; d. Nov. 2.
1810.
Issue OF GEORGE IV.
Charlotte Caroline Augusta, b. Jan.
7, 1796, m. to pr. Leopold George
Frederick of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld,
aft. K. of the Belgians, May 2,
1816; d. in childbed, Nov. 6, 1817.
Issue, a son, still-born, the day before.
Issue OF WILLIAM TV.
1. Charlotte Augusta Louisa, b. March
27, 1819; d. next day.
2 Elizabeth Georgima Adelaide, b. Dec.
10, 1820; d. Mar. 4, 1821.
ISSUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
1. Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Prin-
cess Royal, b. Nov. 21, 1840; m.
Jan. 25, 1858, Fredk. Wm., crown
pr. of Germany, and has had
issue:
I. Frederick William Victor Al-
bert, b. Jan. 27, 1859; m. Feb.
27, 1881, -Augusta Victoria.
princess of Schleswig-Hol-
Stein, and has issue.
II. Victoria Elizabeth Augusta
Charlotte, b. July 24, 1860;
m. Feb. 18, 1878, Bernard,
hered. pr. of Saxe Meiningen,
and has issue.
III. Albert William Henry, b. Aug.
14, 1862.
TV. Sigismund, b. Sep. 15, 1864;
d. June 18, 1866.
W. Frederica. Wilhelmina Amelia.
Victoria, b. Apr. 12, 1866.
VI. Waldimar, 6. Feb. 10, 1868, d.
Mar. 27, 1879.
Sophia Dorothea Ulrica Alice,
b. June 14, 1870.
Margaret Beatrice Feodora, b.
Apr. 22, 1872.
2. Albert Edward, pr. of Wales, &c., b.
Nov. 9, 1841; m. Mar. 10, 1863,
Alexandra Caroline Maria Charlotte
Louisa Julia, dau. of Christian IX.
K. of Denmark, and has had issue:
I. Albert Victor Christian Ed-
ward, b. Jan. 8. 1864.
II. George Frederick Ernest Al-
bert, b. June 3, 1865.
III. Louisa Victoria Alexandra
Dagmar, b. Feb. 20, 1867.
IV. Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary,
b. July 6, 1868.
V. Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria,
b. Nov. 26, 1869.
VI. Alexandra, b. Apr. 6, 1871; d.
Apr. 7, 1871.
3. Alice Maud Mary, b. Apr. 25, 1843; m.
July 1, 1862, Fredk. Wm. Louis,
Gr. D. of Hesse, d. Dec. 14, 1878,
having had issue:
I. Victoria Alberta Elizabeth Ma-
tilda Mary, b. Apr. 5, 1863;
m. Apr. 30, 1884, pr. Louis
of Battenburg.
II. Elizabeth, b. Nov. 1, 1864; m.
June 15, 1884, Gr. D. Sergius
of Russia.
III. Irene Marie Louise Amma, b.
July 11, 1866.
TW. Ernest Louis Charles Albert
William, b. Nov. 25, 1868.
W. Frederick William, b. Oct.
1870; d. June 29, 1873.
VII.
VIII.
16 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
VI. Victoria, Alix Helene Louise
Beatrix, b. June 7, 1872.
VII. Mary Victoria, b. May 24,
1874; d. Apr. 20, 1884.
4. Alfred Ernest Albert, D. of Edinburgh,
&c., b. Aug. 6, 1844; m. Jan. 23,
1874, Gr. D. Marie Alexandrovina,
only dau. of Alexander II. Emp. of
Russia, and has had issue :
I. Alfred Alexander William Er-
nest Albert, b. Oct 15, 1874.
II. Marie Alexandra Victoria, b.
Oct. 30, 1875.
III. Victoria Melita, b. Nov. 25,
1876.
IV. Alexandra Louise Olga Vic-
toria, b. Sep. 1, 1878.
V. Beatrice Leopoldine Victoria,
b. Apr, 20, 1884.
5. Helena Augusta Victoria, b. May 25,
1846; m. July 5, 1866, pr. Fredk.
Christian Chas. Aug. of Schleswig-
Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg,
and has had issue :
I. Christian Victor Albert Lud-
wig Ernest Anton, b. Apr.
14. 1867.
II. Albert John Charles Frede-
rick Alfred George, b. Feb.
26, 1869.
III. Victoria Louise Sophia Augus-
ta Amelia Helena, b. May
3, 1870.
IV. Francisca Josepha Louise Au-
gusta Marie Christiana He-
lena, b. Aug. 14, 1872.
W. Harold, b. Mar. 12, 1876; d.
May 20, 1876,
6. Louisa Caroline Alberta, b. Mar. 18,
1848; m. Mar. 21, 1871, Jno. Doug-
las Sutherland Campbell, M. of
Lorne, eldest son of D. of Argyll.
7. Arthur William Patrick Albert, D. of
Connaught, &c., b. May 1, 1850; m.
May 13, 1879, pr, Louise Margaret,
3rd dau. of pr. Fredk. Chas. of
Prussia, and has had issue:
I. Margaret Victoria Augusta Char-
lotte Nora, b. Jan. 15, 1882.
II. Arthur Frederick Patrick Al-
bert, b. Jan. 13, 1883.
III. Victoria Patricia Helena Eliza-
beth, b. Mar. 17, 1886.
8. Leopold George Duncan Albert, D. of
Albany, &c., b. Apr. 7, 1853; m.
Apr. 27, 1882, pr. Helena Frederica
Augusta, dau. of pr. of Waldeck-
Pyrmont; d. Mar. 28, 1884, having
had issue :
I. Alice Mary Victoria Augusta.
Paulina, b. Feb. 25, 1883.
II. Leopold Charles Edward
George Albert, b. July 19,
1884.
9. Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore, b.
Apr. 14, 1857; m. July 23, 1885, pr.
Hy. Maurice of Battenburg, and
has had issue:
I. Alexander Albert, b. Nov. 23,
1886.
II. Victoria, Eugénie Julia Eva, b.
Oct. 24, 1887.
WALES.
|KINGS AND PRINCES OF WALEs.
|KINGS OF WALES.
640. Dyvnwal Moelmud K. of the
Cymry.
688. Idwallo.
720. Rhodri, or Roderic.
755. Conan, or Cynan.
818. Mervyn, or Merfyn.
843. Roderic, surn, the Great. This
prince divided Wales between his
three sons, allotting to each his part.
To the eldest he gave North Wales;
to the second, South Wales; and to
the third, Powys-land.
PRINCES OF NORTH WALES.
Counties of Merioneth, part of Denbigh,
Flint, Carnarvon, and the Isle of Angle-
sea. At Aberfraw, in this last, was the
prince's seat.
877. Anarawd.
913. Edwal Woel.
939. Howel Dha, or Hywel Dha, surn.
the Good, pr. of all Wales.
Jevaf or Jevav, and Iago.
Howel ap Jevaf, or Hywel ab Jevaw.
Cadwallon ab Jevaf.
Meredith ap Owen ap Howel Dha,
or Meredydd ap Owain ab Hywel
Dha.
Edwal ab Meyric ab Edwal Woel.
Aedan, an usurper.
Llewelyn ab Sitsyllt, and Angharad
his wife.
Iago ab Edwal ab Meyric.
Griffith, or Grufydd ab Llewelyn ab
Sitsyllt.
Bleddyn and Rygwallon.
Trahaern ab Caradoc.
Griffith ap Conan, or Grufydd ab
Cynan.
Owain Gwynedd,
David ab Owain Gwynedd
Leolinus Magnus.
948.
972.
984.
985.
992.
998.
1015.
1021.
1038.
1061.
1073.
1079.
1137.
1169,
1194.
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1240. David ab Llewelyn.
1246. Llewelyn ap Griffith, or Grufydd,
last pr. of the blood; slain after
battle, 1282.
PRINCES OF SOUTII WALES.
Countzes of Glamorgan, Pembroke, Car-
narthen, Cardigan, and part of Breck-
mock. Dynevor Castle was the prince's
Seatt.
877. Cadeth, or Cadell
907. Howel Dha, or Hywel Dha, the
Good, pr. of all Wales.
948. Owen ap Howel Dha, or Owain ap
Hywel Dha, son.
Meredith ap Owen, or Meredydd ab
Owain, all Wales.
Llewelyn ap Sitsyllt, and Angharad
his wife.
Rytherch, or Rhydderch ab Jestyn,
an usurper.
Hywell and Meredydd.
Rhydderch and Rhys, sons of the
usurper.
Meredydd ab Owain ab Edwyn.
Rhys ab Owen, or Owain, and
Rhydderch ab Caradoc.
Rhys ab Tewdwr Mawr.
Cadwgan ab Bleddyn.
Griffith, or Grufydd ab Rhys.
987.
993.
1021.
1031.
1042.
1061.
1073.
1077.
j 092.
1115.
1137. Rhys ab Grufydd, or Griffith, called
the lord Rhys.
1196. Grufydd ab Rhys.
1202. Rhys ab Grufydd.
1222. Owain ab Grufydd.
1235. Meredith, or Meredydd ab Owain;
d. 1267.
PRINCES AND LORDS OF POWYS-LAND.
Counties of Montgomery and Radnor, and
parts of Denbigh, Brecknock, Merioneth,
and Shropshire. The prince's seat
was at Matraval, in the first-named
county.
877. Merfyn, or Mervyn.
900. Cadeth, or Cadell, also pr. of South
Wales.
927. Howel Dha, or Hywel Dha, the Good,
pr. of all Wales.
% * +
* * 3:
985. Meredydd ab Owain.
* ºk 36 * * º
1061. Bleddyn ab Cynwyn.
1073. Meredydd ab Bleddyn.f
1087. Cadwgan ab Bleddyn.
1132. Madoc ab Meredydd.
1160. Griffith. or Grufydd ab Meredydd.
* * •k xk * *
1256. Gwenwinwin, or Gwenwynwyn.
1256. Owain ab Grufydd.
H The last Prince who held this dominion entire. He divided it between his two sons, Madoc
and Grufydd.
South Wales was conquered by Henry II. about 1157. The rest of
the country was finally subdued by Edward I. about 1282–3.
The
annexation of the country to England is recorded by the Statute of
Wales, 12 Edward I., passed March 19, 1284. The country was “in-
corporated, united, and annexed to and with ” England in 1535 by 27
Hen. VIII. cap. 26.
PRINCES OF WALEs of THE BLOOD ROYAL of ENGLAND.
(See ante, p. 8.)
SCOTLAND.
KINGS OF SCOTLAND.
BEFORE CIIPIST.
The early accounts of these kings are, by
many historians, deemed, in a measure,
fabulous. The antiquity of the kings
is carried as far back as Alexander the
Great.
330. Fergus I. ; lost in the Irish Sea.
305. Fritharis, brother; poisoned.
290. Mainus, nephew.
261. Dornadilla, son.
233. Northatus, brother; slain.
213. Reutherus, son of Dornadilla.
187. Reutha, brother; res. in favour of
his nephew.
Thereus, son of Reutherus, dep,
and exiled.
Josina, brother.
134. Finanus, son.
104. Durstus, son; slain in civil war.
95. Evenus.
76. Gillus, his illegitimate son, who,
usurping the royal power, caused
the murder of the rightful heirs;
dep, by his nobles, and beheaded.
170.
158.
2
18
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
75.
59.
12.
35.
55.
72.
76.
110.
113.
149.
163.
195.
199.
216.
204.
265.
277.
301.
348.
351,
354.
357
*
. Metellanus, nephew of Ederus.
. Athirco, son ; slew himself to avoid
. Nathalocus, who usurped the throne
. Findochus, son of Athirco ; mur-
Evenus II., nephew of Finanus;
chosen in his room.
Ederus, grandson of Durstus.
Evenus III., son ; dep. and strangled
In prison.
AFTER CHRIST.
Caratacus or Caractacus, nephew.
Corbred, brother.
Dardanus, son; his subjects slew him.
Corbred II., surn. Galdus. Some
suppose this king to be the Gal-
gacus whom Tacitus mentions as
having fought valiantly against
Julius Agricola.
Luctacus or Lugthacus, son ; mur-
dered by his nobles.
Mogaldus, grandson of Corbred II.;
murdered.
Conarus, son; conspired in his
father's murder, dep, and d. in
rison.
Ethodius I. ; slain by an Irish harper
in revenge for the murder of a
kinsman.
Satreal or Satrahel, brother;
strangled by his courtiers.
Donald I., brother.
Ethodius II., son of Ethodius I. ;
slain by his guards in a domestic
tumult. º
a severer death.
on the king's death; killed by his
domestics.
dered in a conspiracy, in which his
brother, Carantius, was a princi-
al.
Donald II., a third son of Athirco ;
slain in a battle with Donald of
the Isles, who succeeded.
Donald III., lord of the Isles,
usurped the throne ; slain by his
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Carthilinthus or Crathilinthus, son
of Findochus.
Fincormachus, son of Domald II.
Romachus, nephew ; slain by his
nobles.
Angusianus or AEmeanus, cousin; fell
in battle with the Pictish king,
who was also slain.
Fethelmachus, also cousin of Roma-
chus, defeated the Picts and
mortally wounded their new king
in battle; murdered by a Pictish
minstrel who feigned himself a
Scot, hired by Hergustus, the
succeeding king of the Picts.
Eugenius I., son of Fincormachus;
slain in battle by Maximus, the ,
404.
420
451
457
479
501
535
558
569.
570
605
606
621
632
646
664
684
688
698
699
715
730
761
764
767
787
819
824
Roman general, and the confede-
rate Picts.
With this battle ended the kingdom
of the Scots, after having existed
from the coronation of Fergus I.,
a period of 706 years; the royal
family fled to Denmark.
Interregnum of 27 years.
Fergus II., great - grandson of
Eugenius and 40th king ; slain in
battle with the Romans. “Some
call this Fergus the first king, and
suppose either that the previous
kings are fabulous, or that they
were only chiefs or generals of
armies, having no royal authority.
The controversy thus arising, I
leave to be decided by the anti-
quaries, and must follow the re-
ceived histories of Scotland.”—
Anderson.
Eugenius II. or Evenus, son.
Dongardus or Domangard, brother;
defeated and drowned.
Constantine I., brother; assass, by
Dugall, a noble, whose daughter
he had dishonoured.
Congallus I., nephew.
Goranus, brother ; murdered.
Eugenius III., nephew.
Congallus II., brother.
Rinnatellus, brother; res. in favour
of Aidanus.
Aidanus or Aldan, son of Goranus.
Renneth or Kennett I., son of Con-
gallus II.
Eugenius IV., son of Adianus.
Ferchard or Ferquhard, son.
Donald IV., brother; drowned in
Loch Tay.
Ferchard II., son of Ferchard I. ; d.
from the bite of a mad wolf.
Malduinus, son of Donald IV.; stran-
gled by his wife for his supposed
infidelity, for which crime she was
immediately afterwards burnt.
Eugenius V., brother.
Eugenius VI., son of Ferchard II.
Amberkeletus, nephew ; fell by an
arrow from an unknown hand.
Eugenius VII., brother.
Mordachus, son of Amberkeletus.
Etfinus, son of Eugenius VII.
Eugenius VIII., son of Mordachus;
killed by his nobles.
Fergus III., son of Etfinus; killed by
his queen in a fit of jealousy; she
immediately afterwards stabbed
herself to escape a death of
torture.
Solvathius, son of Eugenius VIII.
Achaius.
Congallus III.
Dongal or Dougal, son of Solvathius;
drowned in the Spey.
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19
831.
834.
854.
858.
874.
876.
893.
304.
944.
$53,
3961.
965.
970.
994.
‘995.
1003.
1033.
1039.
Alpine, son of Achaius; taken priso-
ner and beheaded, with many of
his nobles, by the Picts.
Kenneth II., son, surn. MacAlpine;
defeated the Picts, and slew their
king and his nobility. United the
Picts and Scots under one sceptre,
and became the first sole monarch
of all Scotland, 843.
Donald W., brother; deth., and d.
in prison by his own hand.
Constantine II., son of Kenneth;
taken in battle by the Danes, and
beheaded.
Eth or Ethus, surn. Lightfoot; d.
of grief in prison.
Gregory, called the Great.
Donald VI., 2nd son of Constantime.
Constantine III., son of Ethus; res.
after a long reign, and retired to
a monastery.
Malcolm I., son of Donald VI. ;
murdered in Moray.
Indulfus or Gondulph; killed by the
Danes in an ambuscade.
Duff or Duffus, son of Malcolm ;
murdered by Donald, governor of
Forres Castle.
Cullen or Culenus, son of Indulfus ;
avenged the murder of his prede-
cessor; assass. at Methven by a
Thane, whose daughter he had
dishonoured.
Renneth III., brother of Duffus;
murdered by Fenella, the lady of
Fettercairn.
Constantine IV., son of Culemus,
usurped the throne; slaim.
Grimus or the Grim, son of Duffus;
routed and slain in battle by
Malcolm, the rightful lucir to the
crown, who succeeded.
Malcolm II., son of Kenneth III. ;
assass. On his way to Glamis.
Duncan I., grandson; assass, by his
cousin Macbeth, who asc, the
throne. *
Macbeth, usurper; slain by Macduff,
the Thane of Fife, and the right-
ful heir succeeds.
Historians so differ up to this reign, in
the number of the kings, the dates of suc-
cession, and the circumstances narrated,
that no account can be taken as pre-
cisely accurate.
1057.
1093.
1094.
Malcolm III., (Ceam-Mohr or Can-
more), son of Duncan; killed
while besieging Alnwick Castle.
Donald VII., or Donald Bane, bro-
ther, usurped the throne; ſled to
the Hebrides.
Duncan II., natural son of Malcolm,
also an usurper; murdered.
1094.
1098.
1107.
1124.
1153.
1165.
1214,
1292.
1306.
1329.
1332.
1342.
1371.
1390.
1406.
1438.
1460.
1488.
. Margaret,
. James W., son,
Donald Bane, again; dep.
Edgar, son of Malcolm, and rightful
heir. Henry I. of England mar-
ried his sister Maud.
Alexander, brother, snr.m. the Fierce
David, brother, m. Matilda, dau. of
Waltheof, E. of Northumber-
land.
Malcolm IV., grandson.
William, brother, surn. the Lion.
Alexander II.. son, m. Joan, dau. of
John, K. of England.
. Alexander III., m. Margaret, dau
of Henry III., of England; dis-
located his neck, when hunting,
near Kinghorn.
called the “Maiden of
Norway,” grand-dau., “recog-
nized by the States of Scotland
though a female, an infant, and a
foreigner’”; d. on her passage to
Scotland.
On the death of Margaret, a compe-
tition arose for the vacant throne,
which Edward I. of England de-
cided in favour of
John Baliol, who aft. surrendered
his crown, and d. in exile.
Interregnum.
Robert (Bruce) I., “the Bruce of
Bannockburn.”
David (Bruce) II., son; Edward
Baliol disputed the throne with
him.
Edward Baliol, son of John, res.
David II., again, 11 years a priso-
ner in England.
Robert (Stuart) II., nephew, d.
Apr. 19, 1371.
Robert III., son, d. Apr. 4, 1406;
his proper name was John,
changed on his accession.
James I., 2nd son, imprisoned 18
years in England, set at liberty
in 1423; conspired against and
murdered in his bed-chamber,
Feb. 21, 1437–8.
James II., son, succ. at seven years
of age ; killed at the siege of
Roxburgh Castle by a cannom
bursting, Aug. 3, 1460.
James III., son, killed in a revolt
of his subjects at Bannockburn,
June 11, 1488.
James IV., m. Margaret Tudor, dau.
of Henry VII. of England; killed
at the battle of Flodden, Sept. 9,
1513.
succ. when little
more than a year old; d. Dec. 14,
1542.
. Mary, dau., better known as Mary
2 *
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Q. of Scots, b. Dec. 7, 1542; m.
1st, Francis, dauphin of France,
aft. Francis II., Apr. 24, 1558;
2nd, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley,
July 29, 1565; 3rd, James, E. of
Bothwell, May 15, 1567; res.
July 22, 1567, in favour of
her son, James VI. ; beheaded
1567.
at Fotheringay Castle, Feb. 8,
1587.
James VI., son, b. June 19, 1566;
m. Anne of Denmark, dau. of
Frederick II. ; d. Mar. 27, 1625.
In 1603, on the death of Q. Eliza-
beth, he succ. to the throne of
England.
For subsequent Sovereigns of Scotland see Sovereigns of England,
ante p. 5. The two Kingdoms, though governed by the same Monarch,
remained separate Kingdoms until the Act of Union 6 Anne cap. 11.
They were, on and after May 1, 1707, united and styled “Great
Britain.”
IRELAND.
RINGS OF TRELAND.
According to Keating.
BEFORE CIIRIST.
So much fable is mixed up with the early
history of this country, and the dates
and the orthography of the names so vary
in every account, it is impossible to do
more than compile from accepted autho-
rities.
FROM THE MILESIAN CONQUEST.
1300.
1291.
1285.
1221.
1171.
1147.
1107.
1083.
1061.
1043.
1016.
. Eithrial;
Heber and Heremon.
Heremon, alone.
Muirmhne, Luighne, and Laighne,
sons, succ. their father, Heremon,
reigning jointly ; the first died,
and the other two were slain in
battle by the sons of Heber.
. Er, Orbha, Fearon, and Feargna,
sons of Heber; all slain in battle
by their successor.
. Trial, or Irial-Faidh; slew and succ.
the four sons of Heber.
slain in battle by his
Sll CCéSSOI’.
. Conmaol, or Conveal, “first absolute
monarch of the Hibernian race ’’;
slain in battle.
Tigermas; introduced idolatry into
Ireland.
Eochaidh-Eadgothac.
Cearmna and Sobhair, brothers;
partitioned Ireland into south and
north.
Fiachade-Labhruin;
SUlCCCSSOI’.
Eochaidh-Mumho ; slain by his suc-
CeSSOI’.
Aongus - Olmuchac ;
SUlCC eSSOT’.
Eadna-Airgtheach, and
Rotheachta ; both slain by their
SllcC0SS Ol’S.
slain by his
slain by his
991.
986.
966.
961.
934.
924.
909.
894.
877.
853.
841.
825.
804.
735.
715,
695.
689.
(384.
659.
540,
519,
498.
478.
Seadhna ; slaim by his own son.
Fiachadh - Fionsgothach; slain by
his successor.
Muimheamhoin, or Muinimone ; d. of
the plague.
Aildergoith, son; slain by his suc-
CGSSOT.
Odlamh-Fodhla.
Fionachta, son.
Slanoll, brother ; d. at Tara.
Geide - Olgothach, also a son of
Odlamh - Fodhla ; slain by his
nephew and successor.
Fiachadh ; slain by his successor.
Bearngall; slain by his successor.
Oilliol; slain by his successor.
Siorna - Saoghalach ; slain by his
SUlCC0SSO]".
Rotheachta ; burnt.
Six Succeeding kings, among whom
was Nuadha-Fionn-Fail, died
violent deaths.
Fion-Fin, of the line of Er, or Ir.
Seadhna ; slain by his successor.
Simeon Breac; slain by his suc-
CGSSOI’.
Duach-Fionn or Fin; slain by his
SUlCCéSSOI’.
Muireadach, and two succeeding
kings, died violently.
Siorlamh ; slain by his successor.
Eleven princes succeeded, who all
died in civil wars or broils, or by
assassination.
Aodh-Ruadh ; drowned.
Diothorba ; d. of a malignant dis-
temper.
Coimbaoth ; d. of the plague.
Machadh - Mongruadh, Q, cousin,
surn, the Red-haired Princess;
slain by her successor.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
2I
471.
451.
421.
419.
275.
263.
66.
36.
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27.
. Feargus, surn, Black-teeth;
Reachta-Righdhearg ; slain by his
SUICC0SSOI’.
Ugaine Mor, or the Great, “ had 22
sons and 3 daughters, among
whom he partitioned his king-
dom”; slain by his brother and
SUlOCéSSOI’.
Laoghaire-Lorck; slain by his bro-
ther and successor.
Cabhthaick, slew his brother and
nephew; himself slain by his
grand-nephew.
Ten kings succeeded, of whom three
only died matural deaths.
Feargus - Forthamhuil ; killed in
battle.
Aongus-Tuirinheach; slain at Tara.
Of 15 succeeding princes, 11 died in
battle, or were murdered.
Conaire Mor, or the Great ; depr. of
his crown and life by his suc-
C6SSOI".
Lughaidh-Riebdearg ; killed himself
by falling on his sword.
Two kings succeeded, of whom the
latter died A.D. 4.
AFTER CHRIST.
. Fearaidhach-Fionfachtma ; slain by
his successor.
Fiachadh-Fion; slaim by his successor.
Fiachadh-Fionohudh, the Prince with
the white cows ; “murdered by
the Irish plebeians of Connaught.”
. Cairbre-Cinncait; murdered in a con-
spiracy.
59. Elim ; slain in battle.
. Tuathal-Teachtmar ; slaim by his
Sll CCéSSO]".
. Mal or Mail; slain by his successor.
. Feidhlimhidh; d. a natural death.
. Cathoire Mor, or the Great, “ had
30 sons.”
. Conn Ceadchadhach, called the Hero
of the hundred battles; slaim.
. Conaire ; killed.
. Art-Aonfhir, the Melancholy; slain
in battle.
. Lughaidh, surn. Mac Comm ; thrust
through the eye with a spear, in
a conspiracy.
II]. Ull’-
dered at the instigation of his
SUICC0SSO]".
. Cormac-Ulfhada; choked by the bone
of a fish at Supper.
. Eochaidh-Gunait ; killed.
. Cairbre-Liffeachair; slain in battle.
. Fiachadh, son; slain in battle by his
three nephews.
. Cairioll or Colla-Uais; deth. and
retired to Scotland.
. Muirreadhach-Tireach ; slain by his
Sll CCGSSOl’.
. Caolbhach; slain by his successor.
353.
360.
375.
398.
ºf ºf
622.
(335.
648.
661.
668.
. Cionfaola, brother; murdered.
. Fionachta-Fleadha ; murdered.
. Loingseach ; killed in battle.
. Congal Cionmaghair; d. Suddenly.
. Feargal ; routed and slain in battle.
. Fogartach ; slaim in battle.
. Cioma.oth ; defeated, and found dead
. Laoghaire;
. Ainmereach ;
. Turgesius,
Eochaidh - Moidhmeodhain ; d. a.
natural death.
Criomthan ; poisoned by his own
sister to obtain the crown for her
SO(1.
Niall, surn. of the nine hostages;
killed in France, on the banks of
the Loire.
Dathy; killed by a thunderbolt at
the foot of the Alps.
killed by a thunder-
bolt.
. Oilioll-Molt; slain in battle.
. Lughaidh; killed also by a thunder-
bolt
. Murtough ; d. a natural death.
5. Tuateal-Maolgarbh; assass.
. Diarmuid; fell by the sword of Hugh
Dubh.
. Feargus, in conjunction with his
brother Daniel; the manner of
their deaths uncertain.
. Eochaidh, jointly with his uncle
Baodan; both slain.
depr. of his crown
and life.
. Baodan; slain by the two Cuimins.
558.
587.
591.
618.
Aodh or Hugh ; killed in battle.
Hugh Slaine ; assass.
Aodh-Uaireodhnach ; killed in battle.
Maolcobha ; defeated and slain in
battle.
Suibhne-Meain ; killed.
Daniel; died a natural death.
Conall Claon, jointly with his brother
Ceallach ; the first was murdered,
the other drowned in a bog.
Diarmuid and Blathmac ; both died
of the plague.
Seachmasach ; assass.
on the battle-field.
. Flaithbheartagh ; became a monk.
. Aodh or Hugh Alain ;
killed in
battle.
. Daniel; d. on a pilgrimage at Joppa,
in Palestine.
. Niall-Freasach; became a monk.
. Donagh or Donchad ;
‘‘ d. in his
bed.”
. Aodh or Hugh ; slain in battle.
. Connor or Conchabhar ; , “ died of
•S 55
grief.
. Niall-Caillie ; drowned in the river
Caillie.
the Norwegian chief,
possessed himself of the sovereign
power ; “expelled the Irish his-
torians, and burnt their books; ”
22
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
made prisoner, and thrown into a
lough, and drowned.
Maol Ceachlin, or Malachy I.
Hugh Fionnliath.
Flann Sionna.
Niall-Glundubh ; “ died on the field
of honour.”
Donnagh or Donough.
Congall; slain by the Danes at
Armagh.
Daniel; became a monk.
Maol Ceachlin II. ; res. on the elec-
tion of Brian Boiroimhe as king
of Ireland.
Brian Boromy, or Boiroimhe, de-
feated the Danes in the memor-
able battle of Clontarf, on Good
879.
897.
913.
951.
954.
974.
984.
1004.
1027.
Friday, 1039; assass, in his tent
the same night.
Brian Boiroimhe was 30 years K. of
Munster, and 12 K. of Ireland.
Maol Ceachlin II. ; restored.
Donough or Denis O'Brian, 3rd
SOll.
Tirloch or Turlough, nephew.
Muriertagh or Murtough ; res., and
became a monk.
Turlough (O'Connor) II., the Great.
Murtough Mac Neil Mac Lachlin;
slain in battle.
Roderic or Roger O’Connor.
Henry II. K. of England; conq.
the country, and became lord of
Ireland.
1039.
1048.
1098.
1110.
1130.
1150.
1168.
1172.
The English monarchs were styled “Lords of Ireland,” until the
reign of Henry VIII., who styled himself King; and this title con-
tinued down to the Union.
For subsequent Sovereigns of Ireland see Sovereigns of England, ante
p. 4. By the Act of Union 39 & 40 Geo. III. cap. 67, Ireland was,
on and after Jan.1, 1801, united to Great Britain (England and Scotland),
the three Kingdoms being thenceforth styled “the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland.”
FRANCE.
THE following are the principal dates relating to this country :—
Merovingians . . . . . 418
Carlovingians . . . . . 752
BHugh Capet, cr.
at Rheims July 3, 987
Iline of Valois .
Tºlder line of Bour-
bons . . .
1st Republic
1st Empire .
April 1, 1328
Aug. 2, 1589
Sept. 21, 1792
May 18, 1804
KINGS OF
MEROvINGIAN RACE.
Pharamond.
Clodion, or Clodius, the Hairy, sup-
posed son of Pharamond.
Merovacus or Merovée, son-in-law
of Clodion; this race of kings
called from him Merovingians.
Childeric, son.
Clovis the Great, son, and the real
founder of the monarchy. He
left four sons, who divided the
empire between them :-
. Childebert, Paris.
Clodomir, Orleans.
Thierry, Metz; and
418.
427.
448.
458.
481.
Clotaire or Clotharius, Soissons.
Elder line of Bour-
bons . . . . . April, 1814
“ The Hundred
Days,” Mar. 20 to June 29, 1815
Line of the Orleans
Bourbons . . .
2nd Republic . .
2nd Empire
3rd Republic
Aug. 9, 1830
Eeb. 24, 1848
Dec. 2, 1852
Sept. 4, 1870.
FRANCE.
534. Theodebert, Motz.
548. Theodebald, succ. in Metz.
558. Clotaire, now sole ruler of France.
Upon his death the kingdom was
again divided between his four
sons, viz.:-
. Charebert, ruled at Paris.
Gontran, in Orleans and Burgundy.
Sigebert, at Metz, and both
Chilperic at Soissons } {LSS&SS.
France continued at times after-
wards to be ruled in various divi-
Sions by separate kings.
Childebert II.
Clotaire II., Soissons.
575.
584.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
23
596.
613.
628.
638.
656.
670.
691.
695.
711.
716.
719.
720.
768.
814.
840.
Thierry II., son of Childebert, in
Orleans. -
Theodebert II., Metz.
Clotaire II., became sole king.
Dagobert the Great, son; he di-
vided the kingdom, of which he
had become sole monarch, between
his two sons
Clovis II., who had Burgundy and
Neustra ; and
Sigebert II., who had Austrasia.
Clotaire III., son of Clovis II.
Childeric II. ; he became king of
the whole realm of France ;
assass. with his queen, and his
son Dagobert.
At this time Thierry III. rules
in Burgundy and Neustra, and
Dagobert II., son of Sigebert, in
Austrasia. Dagobert is assass.,
and Thierry reigns alone.
Clovis III. Pepin, mayor of the
palace, rules the kingdom in the
name of this sovereign, who is
succ. by his brother.
Childebert III., surn. the Just ; in
this reign Pepin also exercises
the royal power.
Dagobert III., son.
Chilperic II. (Daniel); he is go-
verned, and at length deposed,
by Charles Martel, mayor of the
palace.
Clotaire IV., of obscure origin;
raised by Charles Martel to the
throne ; dies soon after, and Chil-
peric is recalled from Aquitaine,
whither he had fled for refuge.
Chilperic II., rest.; he shortly after-
wards dies at Noyon, and is succ.
by
Thierry IV., son of Dagobert III.,
surn. de Chelles ; d. 737. Charles
Martel now rules under the new
title of “ D. of the French.”
. Interregnum, till the death of Charles
Martel, in 741; and until
. Childeric III., son of Chilperic II.,
surn. the Stupid. Carloman and
Pepin, the sons of Charles Mar-
tel, share the government of the
kingdom in this reign.
THE CARLOVINGIANs.
. Pepin the Short, son of Charles
Martel; he is succ. by his two
SOITS
Charlemagne and Carloman; the
former, surn, the Great, crowned
emp. of the West, by Leo III., in
800. Carloman reigned but three
years.
Louis I, le Debonnaire, son, emp. ;
dethr., but restored to his do-
minions.
877.
879.
884.
887.
893,
922.
923.
936.
954.
986.
987.
996.
1031.
1060.
1108.
1137.
1180.
1223.
1226.
Charles, surn. the Bald, emp. in
875; poisoned by Zedechias, a
Jew physician.
Louis II., the Stammerer, son.
Louis III., son, and Carloman II. ;
the former d. 882; and Carloman
reigned alone.
Charles le Gros, an usurper, in pre-
judice to Charles the Simple.
Eudes or Hugh, count of Paris.
Charles III. the Simple; dep. and d.
in prison 929; m. Edgina, dau. of
Edward the Elder, of England,
by whom he had a son, who was
aft. king.
Robert, brother of Eudes, crowned
at Rheims; but Charles marched
an army against him, and killed
him in battle.
Rodolf, D. of Burgundy, elect, king,
but never acknowledged by the
southern provinces. -
Louis IV. d’Outremer, or Trans-
marine (from having been con-
veyed by his mother into Eng-
land), son of Charles III. and
Edgina ; d. by a fall from his
horse.
Lothaire, son ; he had reigned
jointly with his father from 952,
and succeeds him, at 15 years of
age, under the protection of Hugh
the Great ; poisoned.
Louis V. the Indolent, son ; also
poisoned, it is supposed by his
queen, Blanche. In this prince
ended the race of Charlemagne.
THE CAPETs.
Hugh Capet, eldest son of Hugh the
Abbot, and the Great, count of
Paris, &c.; he seized the crown,
in prejudice to Charles of Lor-
raine, uncle of Louis Transmarine.
From him this race of kings is
called Capevingians, and Cape-
tians.
Robert II., surn, the Sage, son.
Henry I., son.
Philip I, the Fair, and "Amoureua ;
succ. at eight years of age, and
ruled at fourteen.
Louis VI., son, surn, the Lusty,
or le Gros.
Louis VII., son, surn. the Young,
to distinguish him from his
father, with whom he was for
Some years associated on the
throne.
Philip II. (Augustus), succ. to the
crown at fifteen ; crowned at
Rheims in his father's lifetime.
Louis VIII., Coeur de Lion, son.
Louis IX., som, called St. Louis;
ascended the throne at fifteen,
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1270.
1285.
1314.
1316.
1322.
1380.
1422.
1461.
1483.
1498.
1515.
1547.
1574.
1589.
1610.
1643,
1715.
1774,
. Charles W., surn.
under the guardianship of his
mother, who was also regent;
d. in his camp before Tunis, and
was canonized.
Philip III., the Hardy, son; d. at
Perpignan.
Philip IV., the Fair, ascended the
throne in his 17th year.
Louis X., son, surn. Hutin, an old
French word signifying head-
strong or mutinous.
John, a posthmm.ous son, lived a
few days only.
Philip V., the Long (on account
of his stature), brother of
Louis X.
Charles IV., the Handsome ; this
king, and Louis X., John, and
Philip V., were kings of Navarre.
See Navarre, post.
HOUSE OF WALOIS.
. Philip VI., de Valois, grandson of
Philip the Hardy.
. John II., the Good; d. suddenly in
the Savoy in London,
the Wise, the
first prince who had the title of
Dauphin.
Charles VI., the Beloved.
Charles VII., the Victorious.
Louis XI., Son.
Charles VIII., the Affable,
Louis XII., T). of Orleans.
Francis I., of Angoulême.
Henry II., d. at a tournament, when
celebrating the nuptials of his
sister with the D. of Savoy, from
a wound accidently given him by
the count de Montmorency.
. Francis II., m. Mary Stuart, aft.
Q. of Scots.
. Charles IX. ; Catherine of Medicis,
his mother, obtained the regency.
Henry III., elect. K. of Poland;
murdered Aug. 1, 1589, by Jacques
Clement, a Dominican friar. In
this prince was extinguished the
house of Valois.
HOUSE OF BOURBON.
Henry IV., the Great, of Bourbon,
R. of Navarre; murdered by
|Francis Ravaillac.
Louis XIII., the Just, son.
Louis XIV., son.
Louis XV., great-grandson, the Well-
beloved.
Louis XVI., grandson, n. the
archd. María Antoinette, of
Austria, May 1770. Deth. in the
great revolution; guillotined Jan.
21, 1793, and his queen, Oct. 16,
following.
1793.
1792.
1795.
1799,
1802.
1804.
1814.
1824.
1830.
1848.
Louis XVII., son. Though num-
bered with the kings, this prince
never reigned; he died in prison
supposed by poison, June 8, 1795,
aged ten years and two months.
REPUBLIC.
Republic established by the National
Convention, Sept. 20–21.
The Directory established Oct.,
nominated Nov. 1.
The Directory abolished Nov. 8, 9,
10, and a consulate of three es-
tablished. Napoleon Buonaparte
1st consul; Cambacérès and
Le Brun appointed Dec. 24.
Napoleon B. appointed 1st consul
for 10 years, May 6, and 1st com-
sul for life, Aug. 2.
FRENCH EMPIRE.
Napoleon B., b. Aug. 15, 1769; decl.
emp. May 18, 1804. Divorced
his first wife, the empress Jose-
phine; and m. Maria Louisa of
Austria, April 7, 1810; abd, and
retired to Elba, April 5, 1814.
Again appears in France, March 1,
1815; defeated at Waterloo, and
finally abdicates in favour of his
infant som, June 22. Banished to
St. Helena, where d. May 5, 1821.
See Imperial Line, post, p. 25.
BOURBONS RESTORED.
Louis XVIII., next brother of Louis
XVI., b. Nov. 17, 1755; m.
Maria Josephine Louise, of Savoy.
Entered Paris and took possession
of the throne, May 3, 1814;
obliged to flee, March 20, 1815;
returned, July 8, same year; d.
Sept. 16, 1824.
Charles X., brother, b. Oct. 9, 1757;
m. Maria. Therese, of Savoy; dep.
July 30, 1830; d. Nov. 6, 1836.
See Legitimate Line, post, p. 25.
HOUSE OF ORLEANS.
Louis Philippe, son of the D. of Or-
leans, called Egalité, b. Oct. 6,
1773; m. Nov. 25, 1809, Maria
Amelia, dau. of Ferdinand I.
(IV.), K. of the Two Sicilies.
Raised to the throne, as “king of
the French,” Aug. 1830; elect.
7th, sw. 9th; dep. Feb. 24, 1848;
d. Aug. 26, 1850.
See Orleanist Line, post, p. 25.
SECOND REPUBLIC.
The revolution commenced in a
popular insurrection at Paris,
Feb. 22. The royal family escaped
by flight to England, a prov. govt.
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25
was estab., monarchy abolished,
and France decl. a republic.
Louis Napoleon (Charles L. N.
Buonaparte), b. April 20, 1808,
Son of Louis Buonaparte some
time K. of Holland, and nephew
of the late emp. Napoleon I. ;
elect. pres. of the republic, by
6,048,872 votes, out of 8,040,604;
having a majority of 4,600,770
votes over his rival, general Ca-
vaignac, Dec. 11, 1848.
Louis Napoleon declared by the
national assembly pres. of the
republic of France, Dec. 19,
and procl. next day, Dec. 20, 1848.
| THE SECOND EMPIRE.
Napoleon II. (Francis Joseph
Charles Napoleon), son of the
emp. Napoleon I., b. March 20,
1811; cr. K. of Rome, and aft.
made D. of Reichstadt; d. July
22, 1832; he never reigned, but
on the establishment of the second
empire was recognised as Napoleon
II.
. Napoleon III. (Louis Napoleon)
above-named, the pres. of the
Republic, decl. Emperor Dec. 2;
m. Eugenie de Montijo, countess
of Teba, Jan. 29, 1853; dep. Sept.
4, 1870; d. Jan. 9, 1873.
See Imperial Line, supra.
THIRD REPUBLIC.
Republic procl., Sept. 4; prov.
govt. by Committee of Public
Defence, until election of
1870.
PRESIDENTS.
Louis Adolphe Thiers, Aug. 31.
Marshal Marie Edme Patrice Maurice
de Mac Mahon, D. of Magenta,
May 24.
François Paul Jules Grévy, Jan.
30.
1871.
1873.
1879.
1887. Marie François Sadi-Carnot, Dec. 3.
THE LEGITIMATE LINE.
Charles X. (see ante, p. 24), abdicated,
July 1830, and on Aug. 2, following, his
eldest son the Dauphin, Louis Antoine,
renounced his rights in favour of his
nephew
Henry V. (Henry Charles Frederick Marie
Dieudonné, of Artois), D. of Bordeaux,
better known as the Count of Chambord.
He was son of pr. Charles Ferdinand, of
Artois, D. of Berri, who was b. Jan. 24,
1778, and d. Feb. 14, 1820. Henry V.
was b. Sept. 29, 1820; d. Aug. 24,
1883. On his death the elder branch
of the Bourbons became extinct and
the succession passed to the house of
Orleans.
THE ORLEANIST LINE.
Louis Philippe (see ante, p. 24), d, Aug.
26, 1850. His eldest son was Ferdinand
Philippe Louis Charles Henry Joseph, of
Orleans, D. of Orleans, pr. royal ; b.
Sept. 3, 1810; m. May 30, 1837, Helena
Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of Frederick
Louis, hered. Gr. D. of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin; d. July 13, 1842, leaving as
his eldest son LOUIS PHILIPPE ALBERT
D'ORLEANS, Count of Paris, b. Aug. 24,
1838, who became entitled to the throne
of France, as rep. of the Orleans line, on
death of his grandfather, Louis Philippe,
Aug. 26, 1850, and as rep of the
Legitimate line, on death of the Count
of Chambord (Henry V.), Aug. 24, 1883.
THE IMPERIAL LINE.
EMPRESSES OF NAPOLEON I.
Josephine (Marie Rose Joseph), dau.
of — Tascher de la Pagerie, b.
June 24, 1768 ; m. 1st, Alexr. de
Beauharnais; 2nd, the emp. March
8, 1796; div. Dec. 16, 1809; d.
May 29, 1814.
Maria Louisa, archd. of Austria, b.
Dec. 12, 1791; m. Apr. 2, 1810; d.
Dec. 18, 1847. See Parma, post,
p. 53.
ISSUE OF NAPOLEON I.
See Napoleon II., supra.
BROTHERS OF NAPOLEON I.
1. Joseph Buonaparte, K. of Naples, aft.
R. of Spain; m. Maria Julia de
Clary; d. July 28, 1844.
2. Lucien Buonaparte, pr. of Canino; m.
1st, Christine Elenore Boyer, 1794;
2nd, Marie Alexandrime Charlotte
Louise Lawrence de Bleschamps;
d. June 30, 1840.
3. Louis Buonaparte, K. of Holland, m.
Hortensia, Eugenia de Beauharnais,
dau. of the Emp. Josephine; d. July
25, 1846. The father of Napoleon III.
4. Jerome Buonaparte, K. of Westphalia,
m. 1st, Elizth. Patterson, Dec. 24,
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1803, an American ; 2nd, Frederica,
dau. of the K. of Wurtemberg,
Aug. 1807.
SISTERS OF NAPOLEON I.
1. Elizabeth, gr. duch. of Florence, and
pr. of Piombino, m. to general Felix
Bacciochi, actual pr. of Piombino.
2. Maria Paulette, or Pauline, m. 1st.,
general Leclerc ; 2nd., pr. Borghese.
3. Amnonceade Caroline, m. to Joachim
Murat, aft. K. of Naples.
HIS OTHER RELATIVES.
Cardinal Fesch, abp. of Lyons, uncle
to Napoleon I.
Eugene de Beauharnais, son of Jose-
phine, viceroy of Italy, Gr. D.
of Frankfort, and aft. D. of Leuch-
tenberg and pr. of Eichstadt;
m. Amelia Augusta, pr. of Ba-
varia.
Stephanie de la Pagerie, niece of Jose-
phine, pr. of Baden.
NAPOLEoN’s GREAT OFFICERS OF STATE, MARSHALs, &c.
OFFICERS OF STATE.
Cambacérès, D. of Parma.
Caulaincourt, D. of Vicenza.
Champagne, D. of Cadore.
Duroc, D. of Friuli.
Fouché, D. of Otranto.
Le Brun, D. of Piacenza.
Maret, D. of Bassano.
Savary, D. of Rovigo.
Talleyrand de Perigord, pr. of Benevento.
MARSHALS.
Arrighi, D. of Padua.
Augereau, D. of Castiglione.
Bernadotte, pr. of Ponte Corvo, aft. K.
of Sweden.
Berthier, pr. of Neufchatel and Wagram.
Dessieres, D. of Istria.
Davoust, pr. of Eckmuhl and D. of Auer-
stadt.
Jourdan, peer of France.
Junot, D. of Abrantes.
Rellerman, D. of Valmy.
Lannes, D. of Montebello.
Lefebre, D. of Dantzic.
Macdonald, D. of Tarento.
Marmont, D. of Ragusa.
Massena, pr. of Essling and D. of Rivoli.
Moncey, D. of Conegliano.
Mortier, D. of Treviso.
Murat, K. of Naples.
Ney, pr. of Moskwa and D. of Elchingen.
Oudinot, D, of Reggio.
Soult, D. of Dalmatia.
Suchet, D. of Albufera.
Victor, D. of Belluno.
REMARKABLE GENERALs.
Andreossi, Gouvion St. Cyr, Grouchy,
Hulin, Rapp, Regnier, Sebastiani, Ser-
rurier, Vandamme, &c.
NAPOLEON III.
Had issue one child only, Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph, known
as the Prince Imperial, who was killed in the Zulu War, June 1, 1879,
and d. unmarried.
ALENGON.
Counts of ALENGON.
Peter.
Charles I. of Valois.
1268.
1293.
DUKES OF ALENGON.
1404. John I.
1415. John II.
1476. Charles IV, defeated at the battle of
1325. Charles II. Pavia in 1525, and the duchy was
1346. Charles III. merged in the Kingdom of
1361. Peter. France.
ANJOU.
IN 877, Louis the Stammerer, son and successor of Charles the Bald of
France, upon his accession to that crown, bestowed many largesses on
his friends. In order to reconcile the malcontents who had not
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27.
shared them, Louis found it expedient to dismember great portions of
his domains; and hence arose many seignories, duchies, and counties,
possessed by various individuals and families.
the origin of the Counts of Anjou.
938.
958.
987.
1040.
1060.
1106.
1100.
1129.
situated between the mouths of the Seine and the Loire.
This is believed to be
Counts of ANJOU.
Fulco (Fulke), surn. the Red. after
having united the counties of
Eudo and Ingelger, d. 938.
Fulco II. surn. the Good.
Geoffrey I., son; he obtained for
himself and his successors the
dignity of semeschal of France.
I'ulco III., the Black, d. returning
from Jerusalem. *
Geoffery II., Martel (the Hammer),
son, d. without male issue.
| Geoffrey III., the Bearded, and
l Fulco IV. ; the latter imprisoned
his brother, and was excommuni-
cated by the pope; his consort,
Bertrade of Montfort, was carried
off by K. Philip I. of France, who
married her.
Geoffrey IV., released his uncle,
who died soon after, leaving
Anjou to his nephew. Geoffrey
fell in a war with his father by a
poisoned arrow, discharged at
him, it is said, at the instance of
Bertrade.
Fulco V., son, became K. of Jerusa-
lem, and d. 1142.
Geoffrey W. Plantagenet, 3rd son.
obt. Anjou from his father this
year ; his two elder brothers suc-
ceeded the father as kings of
Jerusalem.
Geoffrey V., m. Mathilde d'Angle-
terre (Maud, dau. of Henry
I.); he conq. Normandy, which he
gave, in 1149, to his son Henry,
1150.
1158.
1264.
aft. Henry II., K. of England.
From this marriage of Maud of
England with Geoffrey of Anjou.
sprung the line of the Plantage-
nets of our own country, a race
of fourteen kings, commencing
with Henry II. in 1154, and ter-
minating with Richard III. in
l485, a period of 331 years.
Geoffrey V.I., second son, d, without
an heir.
William, E. of Poitou, third son of
Geoffrey V., d. 1164.
Anjou from this time became a
possession of the kings of Eng-
land. It was, however, in the
reign of John, taken, together
with Normandy, by Philip
Augustus of France, and incorpo-
rated with that kingdom, and
given, as a fief, first to
John, son of Louis VIII., who died
early, and next to
Charles, his brother, who, later.
became Charles I. of Sicily, and
whose descendants were called
the house of Anjou.
Alfonso V., of Arragon and
Naples, achieved a victory over
René of Anjou in 1422. The
dukedom of Anjou afterwards
became nothing more than a mere
title, taken by the second sons of
the Kings of France. This title
has long since ceased.
BRETAGNE OR BRITTANY.
THIs name, in the earliest ages, was common to all that tract of country
When, how-
ever, the Bretons were obliged to abandon the Isle of Albion (England),
and to take refuge in a part of Armorica in the 5th century, they
gradually communicated their name as well to the inhabitants as
to the province itself.
560.
590.
Counts AND DUKEs of BRITTANY.
Conober, about this time.
$. * * *
Waroc, about this time.
k +(. k *
824. Nomenoe.
851
857.
S74.
S77.
Erispoe or Herispoe.
Salomon, cousin.
Pasquito de Vannes, and Gurvan de.
Rennes.
Alain III., de Vannes, and Judicael
de Rennes.
28 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
907, Gurmallion. 1237. John I., the Red.
930. Berenger de Rennes. 1286. John II.
937. Alain IV. de Vannes. 1305. Arthur II.
952. Drogo. 1312. John III., styled the Good.
980. Gueroc, de Nantes. 1341. Charles, count of Blois, and John
987. Conan I., de Rennes. IV., de Montfort, brother to John
992. Geoffrey I. the Good.
1008. Alain W. 1345. Charles de Blois, alone.
1040. Conan II. 1364. John W., styled the Valiant.
1066. Hoel W. 1399. John VI.
1084. Alain Fergent, the Red. 1442. Francis I.
1112. Conan III. the Fat. 1450. Peter II.
1148. Eudes, Hoel VI., and Geoffrey II. 1457. Arthur III.
1156. Conan IV. 1458. Francis II.
1171. Geoffrey III. 1488. Anne, dau.
1196. Arthur, and Constance, dau. of Conan | 1513. Claude, dau.
IV., and wife of Geoffrey, son of 1524. Francis I., of France.
Henry II. of England. 1532. The dukedom of Brittany annexed
1203. Guy de Tours, regent. to the crown of France.
1213. Peter Mauclerc.
BURGUNDY.
THE Kingdom of the Burgundians began in Alsace in 413, and con-
tinued for 119 years, the Franks stripping them of their dominions in
532. In the division of France among the sons of Clotaire in 561,
Gontran had Orleans and Burgundy; in 638, Clovis II. had Burgundy
and Neustra; and, on the death of Charles le Gros, in 888, Rodolph
became king of Transjuran Burgundy. The Kingdom was soon after-
wards united to that of Arles, and both passed, on the death of
Rodolph III., in 1032, to Conrad the Salique, emperor of Germany. The
Burgundians, who settled in Celtic Gaul, gave name to the county and
duchy of Burgundy. Burgundy is now a part of France.
RINGS OF BURGUNDY.
413. Gumdicar. 888. Rodolph I. K. of Transjuram Bur-
436. Gumderic. gundy.
466. Chilperic. 911. Rodolph II., K. of Arles. Burgundy
491. Gundebaud. and Provence united in 933.
516. Sigismund. 937. Conrad the Pacific, second K. of
523. Gondemar. Arles.
532. Conq. by the Franks under Childe- 993. Rodolph III., le Fainednt.
bert aud Clotaire, kings of Paris | 1032. Rodolph bequeaths his kingdom to
and Soissoms. Conrad the Salique, emp.
DUKES OF BURGUNDY.
877. Richard le Justicier. 1075. Hugh I.
921. Rodolph, K. of France in 923. 1078. Eudes I.
923. Giselbert or Gilbert. 1102. Hugh II., surm, the Pacific.
938. Hugh, styled the Great. 1142. Eudes II.
956. Otho. 1162. Hugh III.
965. Henry, brother, styled the Great, be- 1193. Eudes III.
queathed his dukedom to the K. 1218. Hugh IV.
of France. 1272. Robert II.
1015. Henry II., aft. K. of France. . 1305. Hugh W.
1031. Robert, brother. 1315. Eudus IV.
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29,
1350. Philip I. de Rouvre.
1363. Philip II. sur. the Hardy, for gal-
lantly fighting near his father
K. John of France, at the battle of
Poitiers; founded the second royal
house of Burgundy.
1384. Flanders united to Burgundy by the
marriage of Philip with Margaret,
heiress of the counts of Flam-
ders.
1404. John, surn. Sºns Peur or the Fear-
less ; murdered on the bridge of
Montereau.
1419. Philip III., surn. the Good.
1421. Namur sold to Burgundy.
1429. Brabant united to Burgundy.
1433. Holland and Hainault united to Bur-
gundy.
1444. Luxemburg sold to Burguudy.
1467. Charles the Bold, son of Philip the
Good, killed in an engagement
with the D. of Lorraine. With
him ended the second house of
Burgundy in 1477.
1477. Burgundy now passed to Austria,
by the marriage of Mary, its heir-
ess, with Maximilian I., emp. of
Germany.
1479. The Duchy of Burgundy was annexed
to France by Louis XI.
LORRAINE.
BRABANT.
THIS country took its name from Lothaire, or Lotharius, son of the
emperor of the same name, and was given to the prince as an inde-
pendent dominion in 851.
the 10th century into two parts.
The kingdom eventually was divided in
Lower Lorraine was governed by its
dukes, afterwards Dukes of Brabant, until Brabant became united with
Burgundy in 1429. The late province subsisted until 1766, when it
was finally united to France.
DUKEs.
LOWER LORRAINE. LORRAINE.
959. Godfrey I. 916. Giselbert or Gilbert.
964, Godfrey II. 940. Henry I.
976. Charles, of France, 944. Conrad, the Red.
1001. Otho I. 953. Bruno, Abp. of Cologne.
1005. Godfrey III. 959. Frederick I.
1023. Gothelon, styled the Great. 984. Thierry I.
1043. Godfrey IV., surn. the Hardy. 1026. Frederick II.
1048. Frederick of Luxemburg. 1033. Gothelon or Gothelo I.
1065. Godfrey IV., again. 1043. Gothelon II.
1069. Godfrey V., Bossu. 1046. Albert d'Alsace.
1076. Conrad. 1048. Gerard d'Alsace.
1089. Godfrey V.I., of Bouillon. 1070. Thierry, surn, the Valiant.
1101. Henry I. 1115. Sigismund I.
1106. Godfrey VII. styled the Great. 1139. Matthow I.
1128. Walleran, and Godfrey VII. 1176. Sigismund II.
1140. Godfrey VIII. le Jeune. 1205. Forri I.
1143. Godfrey IX., surn. the Valiant. 1206. Ferri II.
1213. Theobald I.
BRABANT. 1220. Matthew II.
1190. Henry II. 1251. Ferri III., gov. 53 years.
1235. Henry III. 1304. Theobald II.
1248. Henry IV. 1312. Ferri IV.
1261. John I., surn. the Victorious. 1328. Raoul. French for Rollo.
1294. John II., surn. the Pacific. 1346. John I.
1312. John III., styled the Triumphant. 1391. Charles I., surn. the Hardy.
1355. Jane and Wenceslas of Luxemburg. 1431. René d’Anjou, styled the Good. The
1383. Jane gov. alone. succession disputed by Antony
1405. Antony. de Vaudemont.
1415. John IV. 1453. John II.
1427. Philip. 1470. Nicholas.
1429. Brabant united to Burgundy. 1473. Jolantha and René II.
.30 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1508. Antony, surn. the Good. 1690. Leopold, Son.
1544. Francis I. 1729. Francis Stephen, Gr. D, of Tuscany
1545. Charles II. styled the Great; reigned in 1737, m. Maria. Theresa of Aus-
63 years. tria. Emp. of Germany in 1745.
1608. Henry II., styled the Good. 1737. Stanislaus, of Poland.
1624. Francis II., Charles III., and Ni- || 1766. Lorraine united to France. See
cholas Francis, gov. jointly. note to “Tuscany,” 1735–7.
1670. Charles, alone, In 1871, part of Lorraine was ceded
1675. Charles IV., nephew. by France to Germany.
NORMANDY.
THE Normans, enticed by plunder, having made many descents upon
France, Charles the Simple, at length wearied by their aggressions,
came to an accommodation with them, and concluded the famous treaty
of St. Clair upon the Epte, whereby he gave them a part of Neustra,
which from their incursions had already taken the name of Normandy.
Charles also gave his daughter Giselle to their chief, Rollo, in marriage,
on the condition of his embracing Christianity, and giving it encourage-
ment among his followers.
DUKES OF NoFMANDY.
911. Rollo, the Dane, 1st D., yielded 1028. Robert I., surm. le Diable.
homage for his dukedom to Charles | 1035. William the Bastard, natural son of
the Simple, K. of France. Richard III. (our William I. or the
927. William Longespée, or Longsword, Conqueror); became K. of Eng-
SOIl. land in 1066.
943. Richard I., surn. the Fearless, a | 1087. Robert, surn. Courthose,” eldest son
minor, son. of William, became D. of Nor-
996. Richard II., son; this duke's sister, mandy on his father's death, his
Emma, m. to Ethelred II., K. of brother William succeeding to the
England. crown of England; gov. until
1026. Richard III. 1106; d. 1134.
* This Robert had a son, William, to whom (and not to his father) the French historians give
the surname Courthose (Cowrtecwisse), short-thigh.
The contention between the last Duke, Robert, and his brother
Henry (third son of the Conqueror, and then king of England), termi-
nated with the battle of Tinchebray, in Lower Normandy, Sept, 28,
1106. Robert was defeated, made prisoner, and sent to England, where
he died in captivity. Normandy was then annexed to England, but
was re-united to the crown of France in the reign of King John.
MONACO.
THE sovereignty of this little State has been held by the family of
Grimaldi since 968.
PRINCEs of MoMA.co.
— Grimaldo I., L. of Monaco, living — Grimaldo III., living 1184.
920. — Hubert.
— Guido I., 1st Pr. 1223 or 1232. Grimaldo IV.
— Grimaldo II. 1257. Francis.
— Guido II. 1293. Rainer I.
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1314. Rainer II. 1662. Hercules II.
1330. Charles I., styled the Great | 1 | 1651. P. Louis I.
1346. Rainer III. 1701. Anthony.
1407. John I. 1731. Louisa Hippolyta.
1454. Catalan. 1731. 2 Honorius III.
1457. Claudia, m. Lambert Grimaldi. 1780. Honorius IV.
1493. John II. 1819, Honorius V.
1505. Lucian. 1841. Florestan I. (Tancred Florestan
1525. Honorius I. Roger Louis), Oct. 2.
1581. Charles II. 1856, Charles III. (Charles Honorius),
1589. Hercules I. June 20.
1604, Honorius II,
SWITZERLAND.
THIS country became subject to Germany about 1032. The revolt
under William Tell occurred in 1306, and Swiss independence was first
declared in 1307. A series of wars ensued, but the Swiss maintained
their freedom and formed themselves into a federation ultimately con-
sisting of thirteen cantons, and known as the Helvetic Confedera-
tion. From 1648 this Confederation enjoyed tranquility except from
internal dissensions; but in 1798 it was conquered by France, the
Helvetic Confederation dissolved, and the Helvetian Republic, under
the control of France, formed in its place. Some minor changes were
subsequently made, but ultimately, in 1815, under the provisions of
the treaty of Vienna, the federal form of government was definitely
restored under the name of the Swiss Confederation, and the number
of cantons was increased to 22. A new federal constitution was
established in 1848.
PRESIDENTS OF THE SWIss ConFEDERATE Council.
From the year 1848.
Term of office, one year from January 1st.
1849. Jonas Furrer. 1869. Emil Welti.
1850. Heinrich Druck. 1870. Jacob Dubs again.
1851. J. Munzinger. 1871. Karl Schink again.
1852. Jonas Furrer again. 1872. Emil Welti again.
1853. Wilhelm Räff. 1873. Paul Ceresole.
1854. Frederich Frey Herosee. 1874. Karl Schink again.
1855. Jomas Furrer again. 1875. J. J. Scherer.
1856. Jacob Stämpfli. 1876, Emil Welti again.
1857. Constant Fornerod. 1877. Joachim Heer.
1858. Jonas Furrer again. 1878. Karl Schink again.
1859. Jacob Stämpfli again. 1879. Bernhard Hammer.
1860. F. Frey Herosee again. 1880. Emil Welti again.
1861. Martin Knüsel. 1881. Numa Droz.
1862. Jacob Stämpfli again. 1882. Simon Bavier.
1863. Constant Formerod again. 1883. Louis Ruchonnet.
1864. Jacob Dubs. 1884. Emil Welti again.
1865. Karl Schink. 1885. Karl Schink again.
1866. Martin Knüsel again. 1886. Adolf Deucher.
1867. Constant Fornerod again. 1887. Numa Droz again.
1868. Jacob Dubs again. 1888. J. Zemb,
32 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
POPES OF ROME.
THE list in the former edition has been collated with that appended to
Mosheim’s Ecclesiastical History, which follows Bower's History of the
Popes. The dates of the earlier popes differ in various writers, and
must, probably, be all considered as more or less “approximate.”
Bishop Pearson gives the following dates:—
Linus, 55–67. Telesphorus, 111–122.
Anacletus, 67–69. Hyginus, 122–126.
Clement, 69–83. Pius, 127–142.
Evaristus, 83–91. Anicetus, 142–161.
Alexander, 91–101. Soter, 161–170.
Sixtus, or Xystus, 101–111.
Dodwell says Anicetus d. 153, and Soter in 162.
St. Peter is given in the following list as the first Bishop of Rome.
in accordance with the popular tradition; but the better opinion seems
to be that the Church of Rome was really settled by St. Peter and St.
Paul jointly, and that Linus was appointed the first Bishop by their
joint authority. See the notes to Mosheim's List, which contain much
useful information on the subject.
The temporal sovereignty of the popes nominally commenced about
720, in the papacy of Gregory III. ; but it was not until 754, in the
papacy of Stephen II., that it can be said to have had any real founda-
tion. It continued with frequent additions and reductions of territory
and with some intervals of conquest by foreign powers till 1859–60,
when the greater part of the papal dominions was swept away and
soon afterwards incorporated in the new kingdom of Italy. The then
Pope, Pius IX, was maintained in Rome under the protection of a French
garrison until 1870, when the garrison was withdrawn, the troops of
the King of Italy entered the city, and on September 21, 1870, the
temporal power of the popes came to an end.
LIST of THE POPEs of Rom E.
Except when otherwise stated, they died in the same year as that in which their
successor was appointed.
42. ST. PETER, crucified, his head down- 192. St. Victor; mart.
wards, in 66. 201. St. Zephirinus; d. 218.
— St. Clement (Clemens Romanus), 219. St. Calixtus, or Callistus; d. 222.
according to Tertullian. 222. Throne vacant.
66. St. Linus; mart. 223. St. Urban ; beheaded.
78. St. Anacletus ; mart. 230. St. Pontianus; banished
91. St. Clement; abd. 235. St. Anterus; mart.
100. St. Evaristus; mart. 236. St. Fabian ; mart. 250.
109. St. Alexander; mart. 250. Throne vacant.
119. St. Sixtus ; mart. 251. St. Cornelius.
128. St. Telesphorus; mart. 252. St. Lucius; mart. the same year.
139. St. Hyginus; the first who was called Novatianus, antipope. *
pope. 253. St. Stephen ; mart.
142. St. Pius; mart. 257. Sixtus II., his coadjutor; mart. 258.
157. St. Anicetus. 258. Throne vacant.
168. St. Soterus; mart. 259. Dionysius.
176. St. Eleutherus. 269. Felix I. ; mart. 274
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33
275.
283.
296.
304.
308.
310.
311.
314.
336.
337.
352.
356.
358.
358.
359.
366.
384.
398.
402.
417.
418.
422.
432.
440.
461.
468.
483.
492.
496.
498.
514.
514.
523.
526.
j30.
532.
535,
536.
537.
555.
560.
573.
574.
578.
590.
604.
(307.
608.
(515.
618.
Eutychianus; mart.
Caius.
Marcellinus.
Throne vacant.
Marcellus.
St. Eusebius; d. the same year.
St. Melchiades; coadjutor to Euse-
bius.
Silvester; d. 335.
Marcus, or Mark; d. the same year.
Julius.
Liberius; banished, and in
Felix II., antipope; placed in the
chair by Constans, during the
exile of Liberius, on whose re-
turn he was driven from it with
ignominy.
Liberius, again ; abd.
Felix became legal pope, but he was
made away with by Liberius
Liberius, again ; d. 366.
Damasus.
Siricius.
Anastasius. t
Innocent I.
Zosimus; canonized.
Boniface I. ; canonized.
Celestine I. ; canonized.
Sixtus III.
Leo I. the Great ; canonized.
St. Hilary.
St. Simplicius.
Felix III., sometimes styled Felix
II. ; canonized.
Gelasius; canonized.
Anastasius II. ; canonized.
Symmachus; canonized.
Laurentius, antipope.
Hormisdas, July 20 : canonized : d.
Aug. 6.
John I... Aug. 13; d. May 18.
Felix IV., July 12; canonized ; d.
Sept. 15.
Boniface II., Sept. 22; d. Oct. 17,
532.
John II., Dec. 31; d. May 27.
Agapetus, June 3; d. April 22.
Silverius, June 8; banished ; d. June
20, 538.
Vigilius, banished, but rest., March
29, 555; d. June 7.
Pelagius I., June ; d. March 31.
John III., July 14; d. July, 573.
Throne vacant.
Benedict I... surm. Bomosus, June 3;
d. July 31.
Pelagius II., Nov. 27; d. Jan. 8.
Gregory the Great, Sept. 3; d.
March 12.
Sabinianus, Sept. 13 ; d. Feb. 22,
(306.
Boniface III., Feb. 19 ; d. Nov. 12.
Boniface IV., Sept. 15; d. May 25.
IDeusdedit. Oct. 19 ; d. Nov. 8.
Boniface V., Dec. 23 ; d. Oct. 25.
625.
639.
640.
640.
642.
649.
654.
657.
672.
676.
678.
682.
683.
684.
685.
686.
686.
687.
701.
705.
708.
708.
715.
73I.
741.
752.
757.
768.
772.
795.
816.
817.
824.
827.
828.
844.
847.
882.
884.
885.
S91.
. John VIII.. Dec 14.
Honorius I., Nov. 3; d. Oct. 12,638.
Throne vacant.
Severinus, May 28; d. Aug. 2.
John IV., Dec. 24; d. Oct. 12.
Theodorus, Nov. 24; d. May 13.
Martin, July 5 ; d. Sept. 16, 655.
|Eugenius, Aug. 10; canonized ; d.
June 3.
Vitalianus, July 30; d. Jan. 27.
Adeodatus, April 11 ; d. June 16.
Donus. Nov. 2; d. April 11.
Agatho, June 27 ; d. Jan. 10.
Leo II., Aug. 7 ; d. July 3, 683.
Throne vacant.
Benedict II., June 26 ; d. May 7.
John V., July 23; d. Aug. 2.
Conon, Oct. 21 ; d. Sept. 22, 687.
Theodore and Pascal, antipopes.
Sergius. Dec. 15; d. Sept. 7.
John VI., Oct. 30; d. Jan. 9.
John VII., March 1; d. Oct. 17, 707.
Sisimnius, Jan. 18; d. Feb. 6.
Constantine, March 25; d. April 8.
Gregory II., May 19; canonized;
d. Feb. 11.
Gregory III., March 18; d. Nov. 29.
Zacharias, Dec. 3; d. March 14.
Stephen II. With this pope com-
menced the temporal power of
the Church of Rome; March 26;
d. April 26.
Paul, May 29; d. June 28, 767.
Stephen III., Aug. 7; d. Feb. 1.
Adrian, or Hadrian, I., Feb. 9; d.
Dec. 25.
Leo III., Dec. 27 ; d. June 11.
Stephen IV., June 22; d. Jan. 24.
Pascal, June 25 ; d. May.
Eugenius II., May ; d. Aug.
Valentinus ; d. 827.
Gregory IV. ; d. Jan. 25.
Sergius II., Feb. 10; d. Jan. 27.
Leo IV., April 10; d. July 17.
Between Leo IV. and the next pon-
tiff, Benedict III., an absurd
story, not worth refutation, places
“Pope Joan.”
. Benedict III., Sept. 29; opposed by
an antipope called Anastasius;
d. April 7.
. Nicholas, styled the Great, April 24;
d. Nov. 13.
. Adrian, or Hadrian, II., Dec. 14 ; d.
Nov. 26.
It is to this
John that some authors refer the
scandalous fabrication of Pope
Joan, but they err even in point
of time. See above. d. Dec. 15.
Martin II., or Marinus I., Dec, ; d.
May.
Adrian or Hadrian III., May : d.
Sept.
Stephon V., Sept. : d. Sept.
Formosus, Sept. ; d. May 28.
a)
34
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
896.
896.
897.
897.
898.
900.
903.
903.
904.
911.
913.
914.
928.
929.
931.
936.
939.
942.
946.
955.
963.
964.
973.
974.
974.
974.
983.
984,
985.
996.
999.
| 003
1003
1009
Boniface VI., May ; deposed or d.
June 896.
Stephen WI., June 896; d. July
897.
Romanus, antipope, July; d. Nov
97
Theodorus II., gov. 22 days.
John IX., June ; d. July.
Benedict IV., July; d. Aug.
Leo V., Aug. ; driven from his seat
a few months after his election.
and died in prison, Sept. 903.
Christoper, Oct. ; d. Jan.
Sergius III., Jan. 29; d. Sept.
Anastasius III., Sept. ; d. Nov.
Landonius, or Lando, Nov. ; d.
May.
John X., May 15; resigned and d.
929
Leo VI., July; considered an in-
truder by many Roman Catholic
historians; d. Feb.
Stephen VII., Feb.; d. Mar.
John XI., Mar. ; d. Jan.
Leo VII., Jan. ; d. July.
Stephen VIII., July; d. Oct.
Martin III., or Marinus II., Oct. ; d.
April.
Agapetus II., April; d. Now.
John XII. (Octavian).
This pope is said to have been the
first who changed his name on
his elevation to the papal chair.
Nov. ; d. May 14, 964.
Leo VIII., Dec. 6; d. Mar. 965.
Benedict V., chosen on the death of
John XII., but opposed by Leo.
VIII., who was supported by the
emp. Otho ; the Roman people
were obliged to abandon his
cause. May ; d. July 4.
. John XIII., elect. by the authority
of the emp. against the popular
will, Oct. 1; d. Sept. 6, 972.
Benedict VI., Jan. 19 ; d. July.
Boniface VII.
Donus II.
Benedict VII., Oct. ; d. Oct.
John XIV. (Peter), Dec.; d. Aug.
20.
John; d. before consecration. (By
some omitted and by others called
John XV.).
John XV. or XVI., Sept. ; d. April.
Gregory V. (Bruno), May 3; d. Feb.
18, 999. An antipope, named
John XVII., was set up, but exp.
by the emp.
Silvester II. (Gerbert), April 2; d.
May 12.
John XVI or XVII., legitimate
pope, June 13; d. Dec. 7.
John XVII. or XVIII. (Fasanus),
Dec. 26; d. May.
Sergius IV. (Peter), July; d. June,
1012.
1024.
1033.
1045.
1046.
1047.
1048.
1049.
1054.
1055.
1057.
1058.
1058.
1061.
1073.
1085.
1086.
1088.
1099.
1118.
1119.
1124.
1130.
1143.
1144.
1145.
1159.
1181.
1184.
1187,
1187.
1191,
Benedict VIII., John, June 22, d.
April 7.
John XVIII. or XIX., June; d. Jan.
Benedict IX., Theophylact, Jan ;
cxpelled.
Gregory VI., John Gratian, May ;
abd.
Clement II., Suidger, Dec. 25; d.
Oct., 9.
Benedict IX. again; again deposed.
Damasus II., Popponius, July 17;
d. Aug. 8, 1048.
Leo IX., Bruno, canonized; Feb.
12; d. April 19, 1054.
Throne vacant 1 year.
Victor II., Gebehard, April 13; d.
July 28.
Stephen IX., Frederick, Aug. 2; d.
Mar. 29.
Benedict X., John Mincius, Mar. 30 ;
eXp.
Nicholas II., Gerard, Dec. 20; d.
July 22.
Alexander II., Anselm, Oct. 1; d.
April 21.
Gregory VII., Hildebrand, April 22;
d. May 25.
Throne vacant 1 year.
Victor III., Desiderius, May 24; d.
Sept. 16, 1087.
Urban II., Otho, Mar. 12; d. July
29.
Pascal II.. Rainerius, Aug. 14; d.
Jan. 21.
Gelasius II., John Cajetan, Jam. 25 ;
retired to a monastery.
Calixtus II., Guido, Feb. 1; d. Dec.
14.
Honorius II., Lambert, Dec. 21; d.
Feb. 14.
Innocent II., Gregory, Feb. 14; d.
Sept. 24.
Celestine II., Guido del Castello,
Sept. 26; d. Mar. 8.
Lucius II., Gerard Caccianemici,
Mar. 12; d. Feb. 15.
Eugenius III., Bernard, canonized;
Feb. 18; d. July 8.
. Anastasius IV., Conrad, July 9; d.
Dec. 3.
. Adrian or Hadrian IV., Nicholas
Brakespeare, an Englishman, 0.
at St. Albans; Dec. 4; d. Sept. 1.
Alexander III., Roland, Sept. 7 ; d.
Aug. 30.
Lucius III., IIubald Allucingolo,
Sept. 1; d. Nov. 25.
Urban III., Humbert Crivelli, Dec.
1; d. Oct. 20.
Gregory VIII., Albert, Oct. 25; d.
Dec. 17.
Clement III., Paul, Dec. 20; d.
Mar. 27.
Celestine III., Hyacinth Bobo, April
14 ; d. Jan. 8.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
35
1198.
1216.
1227.
Innocent III., Lothario Conti di
Segni, Feb 22; d. July 16.
Honorius III., Centius Savelli, July
24; d. Mar. 18.
Gregory IX., Ugolino dei, Conti di
Segni, Mar. 19; d. Aug. 21.
1241. Celestine IV., Godfrey Castiglione,
Oct. 22; d. Nov. 9.
1241. Throne vacant 1 year and 7
months.
1314.
1316.
1335.
1342.
1852.
1362.
1371.
. Throne vacant 2 years
. Adrian or Hadrian W.,
. Benedict XI.,
. Innocent IV., Sinibald Fieschi, June
28; d. Dec. 7.
. Alexander IV., Raynald dei Conti di
Segni, Dec. 12; d. May 25.
. Urban IV., James Pantaleon, Aug.
29; d. Oct. 2, 1264.
. Clement IV., Guido Foulquois, Feb.;
d. Nov. 29.
and 9
months.
. Gregory X., Theobald, Sept. 1; d.
Jan. 10.
. Innocent W., Peter de Tarantaise,
Feb. 23; d. June 22.
Ottobon
Fieschi, July 11 ; d. Aug. 18.
. Vicedominus; d. the next day.
. John XX. or XXI., João Pedro,
Sept. 15; d. May 16.
. Nicholas III., John Cajetan Orsini,
Nov. 25; d. Aug. 22, 1280.
. Martin IV., Simon de Brie, Mar. 23;
d. Mar. 29.
. . Honorius IV., James Savelli, April
2; d. April 3, 1287.
. Nicholas IV., Jerome of Ascoli,
Feb. 22; d. April 4.
. Throne vacant 2 years and 3 months.
. Celestine V., Peter de Murrho, Aug.
29, resigned ; d. May 19, 1296.
. Boniface VIII., Benedict Cajetan,
Jan. 24; d. Oct. 11.
Nicholas Bocasini,
Oct. 27; d. July 6.
. Throne vacant 11 months.
. Clement W. Bertrand the Goth ; re-
moved the papal seat from Rome
to Avignon, Nov. 13; d. April 20,
1314.
Throne vacant 2 years and 4 months.
John XXII., James D'Euse, Sept.
5; d. Dec. 4, 1334.
Benedict XII., (Nicholas W., anti-
pope, at Rome), James Fournier,
Jan. 8; d. April 25.
Clement VI., Peter Roger, May 19 ;
d. Dec. 6.
Innocent VI., Stephen Aubert, Dec.
30; d. Sept. 12.
Urban W., William de Grimsard,
Nov. 6; d. Dec. 19, 1370.
Gregory XI., Peter Beaufort, Jan.
5; d. Mar. 27.
. Urban VI., Bartholomew Prignano,
April 18; d. Oct. 18.
1389.
1394.
1404.
1406.
1409.
1410.
1417.
1431.
. Calixtus
3. Pius III., Francis Todeschini
Boniface IX., Peter Tomacelli, Now.
9; d. Oct., 1404.
Benedict (called XIII.), antipope at
Avignon.
Innocent VII., Cosmato Megliorati,
Oct. 17 ; d. Nov. 6.
Gregory XII., Angelo Corario; elec.
during the schism in the East ;
Benedict XIII. being the other
pope; both popes were dep. Dec. 2.
Alexander W., Peter of Candia,
June 26; d. May 3.
John XXIII., Balthasar Cossa, May
17, deposed.
Martin V., Otho Colonna, Nov. 11;
d. Feb. 20.
Eugenius IV., Gabriel Condelmerio;
dep. by the council of Basil, and
A madeus of Savoy chosen, as
Felix V. in 1439; antipope, Mar.
3; d. Feb. 23.
. Nicholas W., Thomas of Sarzana,
Mar. 6; d. Mar. 24.
III., Alphonso Borgia,
April 8; d. Aug. 8.
. Pius II., HEneas Silvius Piccolomini,
Aug. 27 ; d. Aug. 14.
. Paul II., Peter Barbo, Aug. 31; d.
July 25.
. Sixtus IV., Francis della Rovere,
Aug. 9; d. Aug. 13.
. Innocent VIII., John Baptist Cibò,
Aug. 29; d. July 25.
. Alexander VI., Roderic Borgia, Aug.
11; d. Aug. 18.
Ol'
Piccolomini, Sept. 22 ; d. Oct. 18.
. Julius II., Julian de la Rovere, Oct.
31 ; d. Feb. 21.
. Leo X., John de Medici, Mar. 11;
d. Dec. 1, 1521.
22. Adrian or Hadrian VI., Hadrian
1590.
. Pius IV., John Angélo de
. Gregory XIII.,
Boyens, Jan. 9; d. Sept. 14.
. Clement VII., Julius de Medici,
Nov. 19; d. Sept. 25.
. Paul III., Alexander Farnese, Oct.
13; d. Nov. 10, 1549.
. Julius III., John Maria del Monte,
Feb. 7; d. Mar. 23.
. Marcellus II., Marcellus Cervini,
April 5; d. May 1.
. Paul IV., John Peter Caraffa, Mlay
23; d. Aug. 18.
Medici,
Dec. 28; d. Dec. 9, 1565.
. Pius W., Michael Ghislieri, Jan. 8 ;
d. May 1.
Hugh Buoncom-
pagno, May 13; d. April 10.
5. Sixtus V., Felix Peretti, April 24:
d. Aug. 27.
. Urban VII., John Baptist Castagna,
Sept. 15; d. Sept. 27.
Gregory XIV., Nicolas Sfondrati,
Dec. 5; d. Oct. 15.
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36 THE BOOK Ol' DIGNITIES.
1591. Innocent IX., John Antony Facchi-
netti, Oct. 29 ; d. Dec. 30, 1591.
1592. Clement VIII., Hippolytus Aldo-
1721. Innocent XIII.. Michael Angelo
Conti, May 8; d. Mar. 7.
1724. Benedict XIII., Peter IFrancis Op-
|
i
!
;
brandini, Jan. 30; d. Mar. 3. simi, May 29; d. Feb. 21.
1605. Leo XI., Alexander de Medici, April 1730. Clement XII., Laurence Corsini,
1; d. April 26. i July 12; d. Feb. 6.
1605. Paul V., Camillus Borghese, May 16; 1740. Benedict XIV., Prosper Laurence
d. Jan. 22. | Lambertini, Aug. 17; d. May 2.
1621. Gregory XV., Alexander Ludovisi, . Clement XIII., Charles Rezzonico,
Feb. 9 ; d. July 8. July 6; d. Feb. 2.
1623. Urban VIII., Maffeo Barberini, Aug. 1769. Clement XIV., John Vincent Gan-
6; July 29. ganelli, May 18; d. Sept. 22,
1
7
5
S
1644. Innocent X., John Baptist Pamphili, 1774.
Sept. 15; d. Jan. 7. 1775. Pius VI., John Angelo Braschi, Feb.
1655. Alexander VII., Fabius Chigi, April 15; d. Aug. 29, 1799.
8 ; d. May 22. 1800. Pius VII., Barnabas Chiaromonti,
1667. Clement IX., Julius Rospigliosi, Mar. ; dep, by Buonaparte in
June 20; d. Dec. 9, 1669. 1809, rest. in 1814; d. Aug. 20.
1670. Clement X., John Baptist AEmilius 1823. Leo XII. Annibal della Genga,
Altieri, April 29; d. July 22. Sept. 28; d. Feb. 10.
1676. Innocent XI., Benedict Odeschalchi, , 1829. Pius VIII., Francis Xavier Castig-
Sept. 21 ; d. Aug. 12. lioni, Mar. 31; d. Nov. 30.
1689. Alexander VIII., Peter Ottoboni, 1831. Gregory XVI., Maurus Cappellari,
Oct. 6; d. Feb. 1. Feb. 2; d. June 1.
1691. Innocent XII., Antonio Pignatelli, 1846. Pius IX., John Maria Mastai Fer-
July 12; d. Sept. 17. retti, June 16; d. Feb. 7.
1700. Clement XI., John Francis Albani, 1878. Leo XIII., Joachim Pecci, elect.
Nov. 23: d. Mar. 19, Feb. 20.
ROME. ANCIENT ITALY. WESTERN EMIPIRE.
EASTERN EMPIRE. LOMIBARDS.
RoME was first governed by kings, who ruled for a period of 243 years.
It afterwards became a commonwealth, which existed under consnis 479
years. The Roman empire commonly dates from 31 B.C., the year
in which was fought the battle of Actium, which gave to Augustus
(the title afterwards conferred by the senate upon Octavius Caesar)
the supreme power.
ROME.
KINGS OF ROME.
BEFORE CHRIST. { tus, a Corinthian emigrant, chosen
. Romulus, murdered by the senators. ..., , , king, g e
Tatius, K. of the Cures, removed j73. Servius Tullius, a manumitted slave,
to Rome in 747, and ruled jointly ni, the king's dau, and succ. by
with Romulus six years. the united suffrages of the army
716. Interregnum. 534. T and the peop le.
715. Numa Pompilius, son-in-law of Tatius ã84. Tarquinius Superbus, grandson of
* * * Tarquinius Priscus: . hi
the Sabine, elected; d. at the age j º . } º i.
7
5
3
of 82. & Sº º & throne.
672. Tullus Hostilius; murdered by his 510. The rape of Lucretia, by Sextus, son
Sllo C688 Or.
& of Tarquin, leads to the abolition
(340. Ancus Martius, grandson of Numa. of royalty, and the establishment
616. Tarquinius Priscus, son of Tomara- of a Republic.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 37
Roman REPUBLIC.
FIRST PERIOD.—From the expulsion of
Tarquin to the dictatorship of Sulla or
, Sylla 510 to 82 B.C. \
SECOND PERIOD.—From Sylla to Augus-
tus 82 to 31 B.C.
the chief magistrates were the CoNSULs,
who
Were
elected annually.
powers being limited, DICTATORs were
occasionally appointed to meet emer-
gencies which
ruler.
lawfully held longer than six months,
and this rule appears to have been
adhered to except
of Sylla and Julius Caesar.
required an absolute
A dictatorship could not be
in the
During a
During the Republic
Their
instances
dictatorship the Consuls remained in
office but were subordinated to the Dic-
tator.
Consuls continued to be elected after
the establishment of the Empire, but
they then became of comparatively
minor importance, the supreme power
being exercised by the Emperors.
It will be seen that during the Re-
public, the supreme government was
occasionally placed in the hands of
CONSULAR TRIBUNES, DECEMVIRS, and
TRIUMVIRs, but these departures from
the regular course of government were
only temporary.
CoNSULS, DICTATO Rs, &c., OF ROME.
B. C. 495. Cons. Ap. Claudius Sabinus Regiſ-
509. Cons. L. Junius Brutus d. : lensis.
L. Tarquinius Collatinus, abd. P. Servilius Priscus Structus.
Sp. Lucretius Tricipitimus, d. 494. Cons. A. Virginius Tricostus Caelio-
M. Horatius Pulvillus. | montanus.
P. Valerius Poplicola. T. Verturius Geminus Cicurinus.
508, Cons. P. Valerius Poplicola (2nd Dict. M. Valerius Volusus Maximus.
time). 493. Cons. Sp. Cassius Viscellinus (2nd
T. Lucretius Tricipitinus. time).
507. Cons. P. Valerius Poplicola (3rd Postumus Cominius Auruncus
time). (2nd time).
M. Horatius Pulvillus (2nd 492. Cons. T. Geganius Macerinus.
time). : P. Minucius Augurimus.
506. Cons. Sp. Lartius Flavus, or Rufus. 491. ('ons. M. Minucius Augurimus (2nd
T. Herminius Aquilinus. : time).
505. Cons. M. Valerius Volusus. A. Sempronius Attratinus (2nd
P. Postumius Tubertus. time).
504. Cons. P.Valerius Poplicola (4th time). 490. Cons. Q. Sulpicius Camerinus Cor-
T. Lucretius Tricipitimus (2nd nutus.
time). Sp. Lartius Flavus or Rufus
503. Cons. P. Postumius Tubertus (2nd (2nd time).
time). 489. Cons. C. Julius Julus.
Agrippa Memenius Lanatus. P. Pinarius Mamercinus Rufus.
502. Cons. Opiter Virginius Tricostus. 488. Cons. Sp. Nautius Rutilus.
Sp. Cassius Viscellinus. Sex. Furius Medallinus Fusus.
501. Cons. Dostumius Cominius Auruncus. 7. ('ons. T. Sicinius Sabinus.
T. Lartius Flavus, or Rufus, C. Aquilius Tuscus.
made Dict. 486. ('ons, Proculus Virginius Tricostus
500. Cons. Ser. Sulpicius Camerinus Cor- Rutilus.
nutus. Sp. Cassius Viscellinus (2nd
M. Tullius Longus, d. time).
499. Cons. T. AEbutius Elva. 485. Cons. Ser. Cornelius Cossus Melugi-
P. Veturlus Geminus Cicurinus. mensis.
498. Cons. T. Lartius Flavus, or Rufus Q. Fabius Vibulanus.
(2nd time). 484. Cons. L. A. milius Mamercus.
Q. Cloelius (Volcula) Siculus. R. Fabius Vibulanus.
Dict. A. Postumius Albus Regillensis. 483. Cons. M. Fabius Vibulanus.
497. Cons. A. Sempromius Atratinus. L. Valerius Potitus.
M. Minucius Augurimus. 482. Coms. C. Julius Julus (2nd time).
496. Cons. A. Postumius Albus Regillensis. Q. Fabius Vibulanus (2nd time).
T. Virginius Tricostus Caelio- 481 Cons. K. Fabius Vibulanus (2nd time).
montanus.
Sp. Furius Medullinus Fusus.
3S
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
480.
479,
478.
477.
476.
475.
474,
473.
472.
47 |.
470,
469.
468
467.
466.
465.
464.
463,
462.
461.
460.
459.
458.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons,
Cons
Cons.
Cons.
Coms.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Coms.
Coms.
Cons.
Coms.
Cons.
Cons.
Coms.
Coms.
Coms.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cn. Manlius Cincinnatus.
M. Fabius Vibulanus
time).
R. Fabius Vibulanus (3rd time).
T. Virginius Tricostus Rutilus.
L. AEmilius Mamercus (2nd
time).
C. Servilius Structus Ahala, d.
Opiter Virginius Tricostus Es-
quilinus.
C. Horatius Pulvillus,
T. Menenius Lanatus.
A. Virginius Tricostus Rutilus.
Sp. Servilius Priscus Structus.
P. Valerius Poplicola.
C. Nautius Rutilus.
A. Manlius Vulso.
L. Furius Medullinus Fusus.
L. Hºmilius Mamercus (3rd
time).
Vopiscus Julius Julus.
L. Pinarius Mamercinus Rufus.
P. Furius Medullinus Fusus.
Ap. Claudius Sabinus Regil-
lensis.
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus.
L. Valerius Potitus (2nd time).
Ti. Hºmilius Mamercus.
A. Virgius Tricostus
montanus.
T. Numicius Priscus.
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus (2nd time).
Q. Servilius Priscus Structus
(2nd time).
Ti. Hºmilius Mamercus
time).
Q. Fabius Vibulanus.
Sp. Postumius Albus Regillem-
SlS.
Q. Servilius Priscus Structus
(2nd time).
Q. Fabius Vibulanus (2nd time).
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus (3rd time).
A. Postumius Albus Regillensis.
Sp. Furius Medullinus Fusus.
P. Servilius Priscus Structus.
L. Hèbutius Elva.
L. Lucretius Tricipitinus.
T. Veturius Geminus Cicurinus.
P. Volumnius Amintinus Gallus.
Ser. Sulpicius Camerinus Cor-
nutus.
C. Claudius Sabinus Regillensis.
P. Valerius Poplicola, d. (2nd
time).
L. Quinctius Cincinnatus.
Q. Fabius Vibulanus (3rd time).
L. Cornelius Maluginensis.
L. Minucius Esquillimus Augu-
rinus.
C. Nautius Rutilus (2nd time).
(2nd
Caolio-
(2nd
Dict. L. Quinctius Cincinnatus.
457.
456. Cons.
453.
452.
451.
$). Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons,
C.Horatius Pulvillus (2nd time).
Q, Minucius Esquillinus Augu-
rinus.
M. Valerius (Lactuca) Maxi-
IſlllS. -
Sp. Virginius Tricostus Caelio-
montanlls.
T. Romilius Rocus Vaticanus.
C. Veturius Geminus Cicurinus.
Sp. Tarpeius Montanus Capi-
tolinus.
A. Aternius Varus Fontinalis.
Sex. Quinctilius Varus.
P. Curiatius Festus Trigeminus.
P. Sestius Capitolimus Vati-
Cà, IlllS.
T. Menenius Lanatus.
Ap. Claudius Crassimus Regil-
lensis Sabinus (2nd time),
abd.
T. Genucius Augurimus, abd.
Decemviri--
Ap. Claudius Crassinus Regil-
lensis Sabinus.
T. Genucius Angurinus.
Sp. Veturius Crassus Cicurinus
C. Julius Julus.
A. Manlius Vulso.
Ser. Sulpicius Camerinus Cor-
nutus.
Sestius
Cà, IlliS.
P. Curiatius Festus Trigeminus.
T. Romilius Rocus Vaticanus.
Sp. Postumius Albus Regil-
lensis.
P. Capitolinus Vati-
450. Decemviri–
449,
448
447
446.
444
. Cons.
. Cons.
5. Cons.
. Cons.
Coms.
Coms.
Ap. Claudius Crassinus Regil-
lensis Sabinus (2nd time).
M. Cornelius Maluginensis.
L. Sergius Esquilinus.
L. Minucius Esquilinus Augu-
rinus.
T. Antonius Merenda.
Q. Fabius Vibulanus.
Q. Poetilius Libo Visolus.
K. Duilius Longus.
Sp. Oppius Cornicen.
M. Rabuleius.
L. Valerius Poplicola Potitus.
M. Horatius Barbatus.
Lar. Herminius Aquilinus (Con-
timisanus).
T. Virginius Tricostus Caelio-
montanus.
M. Geganius Macerinus.
C. Julius Julus. d
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus (4th time).
Agrippa Furius
Fusus.
M. Genucius Augurimus.
C. Curtius Philo.
L. Papirius Mugillanus.
L. Sempronius Atratinus.
Medullinus
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
39
443.
441.
440.
439.
438.
437.
434.
433.
432.
431.
430.
429.
428.
427.
426.
425.
424.
423.
422.
421.
420.
419.
418.
417.
416.
Cons.
2. Cons
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Μ. Geganius Macerinus (2nd
time).
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus (5th time).
M. Fabius Vibulamus.
Postumus Æbutius Elva Cor-
nicen.
C. Furius Pacilus Fusus.
MI. Papirius Crassus.
Proculus Geganius Macerimus.
L. Memenius Lanatus.
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus (6th time).
Agrippa Menenius Lanatus.
L. Quinctius Cincinnatus (2nd
time).
3 Military Tribunes with con-
sular power.
M. Geganius Macerinus (3rd
time).
L. Sergius (Fidenas).
Mam. Æmilius Mamercinus.
M. Cornelius Meluginensis.
L. Papirius Crassus.
C. Julius Julus (2nd time).
L. Virginius Tricostus.
Q. Servilius Priscus Structus
(Fidenas).
3 Mil. Tri.
3 do.
Mam. Æmilius
(2nd time).
3 Mil. Tri.
T. Quinctius Pennus Cimcin-
natus.
C. Julius Mento.
A. Postumius Tubertus.
C. Papirius Crassus.
L. Julius Julus.
L. Sergius Fidenas (2nd time).
Hostus Lucretius Tricipitimus.
A. Cornelius Cossus. •
T. Quinctius Pennus Cimcim-
natus (2nd time).
C. Servilius Structus Ahala.
L. Papirius Mugillanus (2nd
time).
4 Mil. Tri.
Mam. Æmilius
(3rd time).
4 Mil. Tri.
4 do.
C. Sempronius Atratimus.
Q. Fabius Vibulamus.
4 Mil. Tri.
N. Fabius Vibulanus.
T. Quinctius Capitolinus Bar-
batus.
4 Mil. Tri.
4 do.
3 do.
Q. Servilius Priscus Fidemas
(2nd time).
4 Mil. Tri.
4 do.
Mamercinus
Mamercinus
415.
414.
413.
412.
411.
410.
409.
408.
407.
406.
405.
404.
403.
402.
401.
400.
399.
398.
397.
396.
395.
394.
393.
392.
39I.
390.
389.
388.
387.
386.
385.
384.
383.
382.
381.
380.
379.
378.
377.
376
$iíto 871.
370,
369.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Djct.
Djct.
Dict.
Dict.
4 Mil. Tri.
4 do.
A. Cornelius Cossus.
L. Furius Medullimus.
Q. Fabius Vibulanus Ambustus.
C. Furius Pacilus.
M. Papirius Mugillamus.
C. Nautius Rutilus.
M. Æmilius Mamercinus.
C. Valerius Potitus Volusus.
Cn. Cornelius Cossus.
L. Furius Medullinus
time).
3 Mil. Tri.
IP. Cornelius Rutilus Cossus.
4 Mil. Tri.
do.
do.
(2nd
d
O
do.
M. Furius Camillus.
6 Mil. Tri.
. 6 do.
L. Valerius Potitus, abd.
P. Cornelius Maluginensis Cos-
sus, abd.
L. Lucretius Flavus (Tricipi-
timus).
Ser. Sulpicius Camerinus.
L. Valerius Potitus.
M. Manlius Capitolinus.
6 Mi]. Tpi.
6 do.
M. Furius Camillus (2nd time).
6 Mil. Tri.
M. Furius Camillus (3rd time).
6 Mil. Tri.
6 do.
6 do.
6 do.
A. Cormelius Cossus.
6 Mil. Tri.
6 do.
6 do.
6 do.
6 do.
T. Quinctius Cincinmatus Capi
tolinus.
6 Mil. Tri.
r
6 do.
6 do.
6 do.
C. Licinius amd L. Se::tius re-
elected Tribunes every year
amd prevented the election of
the Comsular Tribunoe.
6 Mil. Tri.
6 do.
40
THE BOOTR OF DIGNITIES.
368.
367.
366.
365.
364.
363.
362.
361.
360.
359.
358.
357.
353.
350.
Dict.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dact.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
('ons.
. ('ons.
Dict.
- Co 7? S.
. Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Coms.
Dict.
Cons.
I)îct.
6 \Iil. Tri.
M. Furius Camillus (4th time).
P. Manlius Capitolinus.
6 Mil. Tri.
M. Furius Camillus (5th time).
L. Æmilius Mamercimus.
L. Sextius Sextimus Latera-
IlllS.
L. Genucius Aventinensis.
Q. Servilius Ahala.
C. Sulpicius Peticus.
C. Licinius Calvus Stolo.
Cn. Genucius Aventinensis.
L. Æmilius Mamercinus (2nd
time).
L. Manlius Capitolinus Im-
periosus.
Q. Servilius Ahala (2nd time).
L. Genucius Aventinensis (2nd
time).
Ap. Claudius Crassinus Regil-
• lensis.
C. Sulpicius Peticus (2nd time).
C. Licinius Calvus Stolo (2nd
time).
T. Quinctius Pennus Capitolimus
Crispinus.
C. Poetelius Libo Visolus.
M. Fabius Ambustus.
Q. Servilius Ahala.
M. Popilius Lænas.
Cn. Manlius Capitolimus Im-
periosus.
C. Fabius Ambustus.
C. Plautius Proculus.
C. Sulpicius Peticus.
C. Marcius T&utilus.
Cm. Manlius Capitolimus Im-
periosus (2nd time).
MI. Fabius Ambustus
time).
M. Popilius Lænas (2nd time).
C. Martius Rutilus.
C. Sulpicius Peticus (3rd time).
M. Valerius Poplicola.
M. Fabius Ambustus
time).
T. Quinctius Pemmus Capitolimus
Crispimus.
(2md
(3rd
C. Sulpicius Peticus (4th time).
M. Valerius Poplicola (2nd
time).
T. Manlius Imperiosus Tor-
quatus.
P. Valerius Poplicola.
C. Marcius Rutilus (2nd time).
C. Julius Julus.
C. Sulpicius Peticus (5th
time).
T. Quinctius Pennus Capitolinus
Crispimus (2nd time).
M. Fabius Ambustus.
M. Popilius Lænas (3rd time).
L. Cornelius Scipio.
L. Furius Camillus.
349,
348.
347.
346.
345.
344.
343.
342.
341.
340.
339.
338.
337.
334.
331.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Coms.
Cons.
Díct.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
' Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
L. Furius Camillus.
Ap. Claudiu8 Crassimu8 Regil-
lensis, d.
T. Manlius Imperiosus Torqua-
tus (2nd time).
M. Valerius Corvus.
M. Popilius Lænas (4th time).
C. Claudiu8 Crassimus Regil-
lensis.
T. Manlius Imperiqsus Tor.
quatus. -
C. Plautius Vemmo Hypsæus.
M. Valerius Corvus (2nd
time).
C. Poetelius Libo Visolus.
NM. Fabius Dorso.
Ser.Sulpicius Camerimus Rufus.
L. Furius Camillus (2nd time).
C. Marcius Rutilus (3rd time).
T. Manlius Imperiosus Tor-
quatus (2nd time).
P. Valerius Poplicola.
M. Valerius Corvus (3rd time).
A. Cornelius Cossus Arvina.
C. Marcius Rutilus (4th time).
Q. Servilius Ahala.
M. Valerius Corvus.
C. Plautius Venno Hypsæus
(2nd time).
L. Æmilius Mamercinus Pri-
V€l`n3,S.
Manlius Imperiosus
quatus (3rd time).
P. Decius Mus.
L. Papirius Crassus.
Ti. Æmilius Mamercimus.
Q. Publilius Philo.
Q. Publilius Philo.
L. Furius Camillus.
C. Mænius.
C. Sulpicius Longus
D. Ælius Paetus.
C. Claudius Crassimus Regil-
lensis.
L. Papirius Crassus.
IX. Duilius.
M. Valerius Corvus (Calenus)
(4th time).
M. Atilius Regulus.
L. Æmilius Mamercinus Pri-
V6l'n8,S.
T. Veturius Calvimus.
Sp. Postumius Albinus. (Cau-
dimus). -
E. Cornelius Rufinus.
L. Papirius Cursor.
C. Poetelius Libo Visolus (2nd
time).
A. Cornelius
(2nd time).
Cm. Domitius Calvinus.
M. Papirius Crassus. ,
M. Claudius Marcellus.
C. Valerius Potitus Flaccus.
T. Tor-
Cossus Arvima,
Dict. Cn. Quintilius Varus.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
41
330.
329.
328.
327.
326.
325.
324.
320.
315.
314.
313.
312.
311.
310.
Cons
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
'ons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
'ons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
L. Papirius Crassus (2nd time)
L. Plautius Venno.
L. AEmilius Mamercinus Pri-
vernas (2nd time).
C. Plautius Decianus. R.
C. Plautius Decianus (Venox)
(2nd time).
P. Cornelius Scipio Barbatus.
L. Cornelius Lentulus.
Q. Publilius Philo (2nd time).
M. Claudius Marcellus.
C. Poetelius Libo Visolus (3rd
time).
L. Papirius Mugillanus (Cur-
sor) (2nd time).
L. Furius Camillus (2nd time).
D. Junius Brutus Scaeva.
L. Papirius Cursor.
Dict. continued without any
Consuls.
C. Sulpicius Longus (2nd time).
Q. Aulius Cerretanus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus.
L. Fulvius Curvus.
A. Cornelius Cossus Arvina.
T. Veturius Calvinus (2nd time).
Sp. Postumius Albinus (2nd
time).
Q. Fabius Ambustus.
M. AEmilius Papus.
Q. Publilius Philo (3rd time).
L. Papirius Cursor (3rd time).
C. Maenius.
L. Cornelius Lentulus.
T. Manlius Imperiosus Tor-
quatus.
L. Papirius Cursor (Mugilla-
nus) (3rd time).
Q. Aulius Cerretanus (2nd time).
M. Foslius Flaccinator.
L. Plautius Venno.
C. Junius Bubulcus Brutus.
Q. AEmilius Barbula.
Sp. Nautius Rutilus.
M. Popilius Laenas.
L. AEmilius Mamercinus Pri-
vernas (2nd time). Tºt
Q. Publilius Philo (4th time).
L. Papirius Cursor (4th time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus.
M. Poetelius Libo.
C. Sulpicius Longus (3rd time).
C. Maenius (2nd time).
L. Papirius Cursor (5th time).
C. Junius Bubulcus Brutus
(2nd time).
M. Valerius Maximus.
P. Decius Mus.
C. Sulpicius Longus.
C. Junius Bubulcus Brutus (3rd
time).
Q. AEmilius Barbula (2nd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus
(2nd time).
C. Marcius Rutilus (Censorinus).
309.
308.
307.
306.
305.
304.
303.
302.
30J .
300.
299.
298.
295.
294.
293.
292.
29 1.
290.
289.
288.
287.
286.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
('ons.
Cons.
Cons.
('ons.
Dict.
Dict.
('ons.
( 'ons.
('ons.
. Cons.
5. ('ons.
('ons.
Cons.
Cons.
('ons.
( ons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
No Consuls.
L. Papirius Cursor (2nd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus
(3rd time).
P. Decius Mus (2nd time).
Ap. Claudius Caecus.
L. Volumnius Flamma Violens.
P. Cornelius Arvina.
Q. Marcius Tremulus.
P. Cornelius Scipio Barbatus.
L. Postumius Magellus.
Ti. Minucius Augurinus, d.
MI. Fulvius Corvus Paetinus.
P. Sulpicius Saverrio.
P. Sempronius Sophus.
L. Genucius Aventinensis.
Ser. Cornelius Lentulus (Ru-
finus).
M. Livius Denter.
M. AEmilius Paullus.
C. Junius Bubulcus Brutus.
No Consuls.
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus
(2nd time).
M. Valerius Corvus (2nd time).
Q. Appuleius Pansa.
M. Valerius Corvus (5th time).
M. Fulvius Paetinus.
T. Manlius Torquatus, d.
M. Valerius Corvus (6th time).
L. Cornelius Scipio.
Cn. Fulvius Maximus Centu-
malus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus
(4th time).
P. Decius Mus (4th time).
L. Volumnius Flamma Violens
(2md time).
Ap. Claudius Caecus (2nd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Rullianus
(5th time).
P. Decius Mus (4th time).
L. Postumius Magellus (2nd
time).
M. Atilius Regulus.
L. Papirius Cursor.
Sp. Carvilius Maximus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Gurges.
D. Junius Brutus Scaeva.
L. Postumius Magellus (3rd
time).
C. Junius Brutus Bubuleus.
P. Cornelius Rufinus.
MI. Curius Dentatus.
M. Valerius Maximus Corvinus.
Q. Caedicius Noctua.
Q. Marcius Tremulus (2ndtime).
P. Cornelius Arvina (2nd time).
M. Claudius Marcellus.
C. Nautius Rutilus.
M. Valerius Maximus Potitus.
C. AElius Paetus.
Q. Hortensius.
C. Claudius Canina.
M. AEmilius Lepidus.
42
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
284.
283.
279.
278.
277.
276.
263.
262.
261.
260.
Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
. ('oms.
'ons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
3. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
5. Cons.
. Cons.
4. Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
C. Servilius Tucca.
L. Cæcilius Metellus Denta.
P. Cornelius Dolabella, Maximus.
Cn. Domitius Calvimus Maxi-
I mllS.
C. Fabricius Luscimus.
Q. AEmilius Papus.
I. AEmilius Barbula.
Q. Marcius Philippus.
P. Valerius Lævinus.
Ti. Coruncanius.
Cn. Domitius Calvimus
IYlllS.
P. Sulpicius Saverrio.
IP. Decius Mus.
C. Fabricius Luscinus (2nd
time).
Q. AEmilius Papus (2nd time).
P. Cornelius Rufinus (2nd
time).
C. Jumius Brutus
(2nd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Gurges
(2nd time).
C. Genucius Clepsina.
D. Cormelius Rufinus.
M. Curius Dentatus (2nd time).
L. Cormelius Lentulus.
M. Curius Dentatus (3rd time).
Ser. Cornelius Merenda.
C. Claudius Camina (2nd time).
C. Fabius Dorso Licimus, d.
C. Fabricius Luscimus
time).
L. Papirius Cursor (2nd time).
Sp. Calvillius Maximus (2nd
time).
C. Quinctius Claudus.
L. Genucius Clepsima.
C. Genucius Clepsima (2nd
time).
Cn. Cornelius Blasio.
Q. Ogulnius Gallus
C. Fabius Pictor.
Ap. Claudius Crassus Rufus.
P. Sempromius Sophus.
M. Atilius Regulus.
L. Julius Libo.
N. Fabius Pictor.
I). Jumius Pera.
Q. Fabius Maximus
(3rd time).
L. Mamilius Vitulus.
Ap. Claudius Caudex.
M. Fulvius Flaccus.
M.Valerius Maximus (Messala).
M. Otacilius Crassus.
Cn. Fulvius Maximus Centu-
malus.
L. Postumius (Magellus).
Q. Mamilius Vitulus.
L. Valorims Flaccus.
T. Otacilius Crassus.
Cn. Cornelius Scipio Asima.
C. Duilius.
Maxi-
Eubulcus
(3rd
Gurges
259.
258.
249.
248.
247.
240.
239.
238.
237.
236.
235.
Cons
Cons
. ('oms
/)ict.
. Cons.
, Coms.
. Cons.
3. Cons.
. C'ons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
. C'ons.
4. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
. L. Cornelius Scipio.
C. Aquilius Florus.
. A. Atilius Calatinus.
C. Sulpicius Paterculus.
. C. Atilius Regulus (Serranus).
Cm. Cornelius Blasio (2nd time).
Q. Ogulnius Gallus.
L. Mamlius Vulso Longus.
Q. Cædicius, d.
M. Atilius Regulus (2nd time).
Ser. Fulvius Pætinus Nobilior.
IMI. Æmilius Paullus.
Cn. Cornelius Scipio Asina (2nd
time).
A. Atilius Calatinus (2nd time).
Cn. Servilius Cæpio.
C. Sempromius Blæsus.
C. Aurelius Cotta.
IP. Servilius Geminus.
L. Cæcilius Metellus.
C. Furius Pacilus.
C. Atilius Regulus (Serramus)
(2nd time).
L. Manlius Vulso
(2nd time).
IP. Claudius Pulcher.
L. Junius Pullus.
M. Claudius Glicia, abd.
A. Atilius Calatimus.
C. Aurelius Cotta (2nd time).
P. Servilius Geminus (2nd
time). •
L. Cæcilius Metellus (2nd
time).
N. Fabius Buteo.
M. Otacilius Crassus
time).
M. Fabius Licinus.
Ti. Coruncanius.
M. Fabius Buteo.
C. Atilius Bulbus.
A. Manlius Torquatus Atticus.
C. Sempronius Blæsus (2nd
time).
C. Fundamius Fundulus.
C. Sulpicius Gallus. -
C. Lutatius Catulus.
A. Postumius Albinus.
A. Mamlius Torq;latus Atticus
(2nd time). .
Q. Lutatius Cerco.
C. Claudius Céntho.
M. Sempronius Tuditanus.
C. Mamilius Turrinus.
Q. Valerius Falto.
Ti. Sempronius Gracchus.
IP. Valerius Falto.
L. Cornelius Lentulus Cau-
dimus.
Q. Fulvius Flaccus.
P. Cornelius Lentulus
dinus.
C. Licinius Varus.
T. Manlius Torquatus.
C. Atilius Bulbus (2nd time).
(Longus)
(2nd
Cau-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
43
234.
233.
229.
216.
214.
Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
'Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Coms.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Coms.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Lict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
Cons.
L. Postumius Albimus.
Sp. Carvilius Maximus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Verru-
COSUlS.
M. Pomponius Matho.
M. Æmilius Lepidus.
M. Publicius Malleolus.
M. Pomponius Matho.
C. Papirius Maso.
C. Duilius.
M. ÄEmilius Barbula.
M. Junius Pera.
L. Postumius Albinus (2nd
time).
Cn. Fulvius Centumalus.
Sp. Carvilius Maximus (2nd
time.
Q. Fabius Maximus Verrucosus
(2nd time).
E. Valerius Flaccus.
M. Atilius Regulus.
M. Valerius Messala.
L. Apustius Fullo.
L. Aemilius Papus.
C. Atilius Regulus, d.
T. Manlius Torquatus (2md
time).
Q. Fulvius Flaccus (2nd time).
L. Cæcilius Metellus.
C. Flamimius,
P. Furius Philus.
Cm. Cornelius Scipio Calvus.
M. Claudius Marcellus.
P. Cornelius Scipio Asima.
M. Minucius Rufus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Verru-
C0SllS.
L. Veturius Philo.
C. Lutatius Catulus.
M. Livius Salimator.
L. Æmilius Paullus.
P. Cornelius Scipio.
Ti. Sempronius Longus.
Cn. Servilius Geminus.
C. Flaminius (2nd time), d.
M. Atilius Regulus (2nd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Vorru-
cosus (2nd time).
L. Veturius Philo.
C. Terentius Varro.
L. Æmilius Paullus
time), d.
IM. Junius Pera.
M. Fabius Buteo.
Ti. Sempronius Gracchus.
L. Postumius Albinus (3rd
time), d.
M. Claudius Marcellus (2nd
time), abd.
Q. Fabius Maximus Verru-
cosus (3rd time).
Q. Fabius Maximus
cosus (4th time).
M. Claudius Marcellus (3rd
time).
(2md
Verru-
1 213. Cons. Q. Fabius Maximus.
209.
208.
190.
198.
197.
19(5.
195.
194.
193.
192.
191.
190.
189.
JDict.
'ons.
• C'omus.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
* Co Í? X. •
Djcf.
. Coms.
3. Coms.
Dict.
. Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Ti. Sempromius Gracchus (2nd
time).
C. Claudius Centho.
Q. Fulvius Flaccus (3rd time).
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
Cn. Fulvius Centumalus.
P. Sulpicius Galba Maximus.
M. Claudius Marcellus (4th
time). -
M. Valerius Lævinus.
Q. Fulvius Flaccus.
Q. Fulvius Flaccus (4th time).
Q. Fabius Maximus Verru-
cosus (5th time).
M. Claudius Marcellus (5tlm
time), d.
T. Quinctius (Pennus Capitoli-
nus) Crispinus, d.
T. Manlius Torquatus.
C. Claudius Nero.
M. Livius Salinator (2nd time).
M. Livius Salinator.
L. Veturius Philo.
Q. Cæcilius Metellus.
P. Cornelius Scipio Africamus.
P. Licinius Crassus Dives.
Q. Cæcilius Metellus.
M. Cornelius Cethegus.
P. Sempronius Tuditamus.
Cn. Servilius Cæpio.
C. Servilius.
P. Sulpicius Galba, Maximus.
M. Servilius Pulex Geminus.
Ti. Clandius Nero.
C. Servilius.
Cn. Cornelius Lentulus.
P. Ælius Pætus.
P. Sulpicius Galba Maximus
(2nd time).
C. Aurelius Cotta.
L. Cormelius Lentulus.
P. Villius Tappulus.
Sex. Ælius Pætus Catus.
T. Quinctius Flaminimus.
C. Cornelius Cethegus.
Q. Mincius Rufus.
L. Furius Purpureo.
Q. Claudius Marcellus.
L. Valerius Flaccus.
IM. Porcius Cato.
P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus
(2nd time).
Ti. Sempromius Longus.
L. Cornelius Merula.
Q. Minucius Thermus.
L. Quimetius Flamininus.
Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
L. Cornelius Scipio Nasica.
M. Acilius Glabrio.
L. Cornelius
CllS.
C. Lælius.
M. Fulvius Nobilior.
Cn. Manlius Vulso,
Scipio Asiati-
44
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
188.
187.
186.
185.
184.
183.
182.
181.
180.
179.
178.
I 76.
162.
16].
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
('ons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
2. Cons.
, Cons.
. ('ons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
5. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Coms.
M. Valerius Messala.
C. Livius Salinator.
M. Gemilius Lepidus.
C. Flaminius.
Sp. Postumius Albinus. '
Q. Marcius Philippus.
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
M. Sempronius Tuditanus.
D. Claudius Pulcher.
L. Porcius Licinus.
NI. Claudius Marcellus.
Q. Fabius Labeo.
Cm. Bæbius Tamphilus.
L. AEmilius Paullus.
P. Cornelius Cethegus.
M. Bæbius Tamphilus.
A. Postumius Albinus.
C. Calpurnius Piso, d.
Q. Fulvius Flaccus.
Manlius Acidimus Fulviamus.
Q. Fulvius Flaecus (2nd time).
IM. Junius Brutus.
A. Mamlius Vulso.
C. Claudius Pulcher.
Ti. Sempromius Gracchus.
Q. Petilius Spurinus, d.
Cm. Cornelius Scipio Hispallus,
C. Valerius Lævinus.
IP. Mucius Scævola.
M. Æmilius Lepidus
time).
Sp. Postumius Albinus Paullu-
lus.
. Mucius Scævola.
. Postumius Albinus.
. Popillius Lænas.
. Popillius Lænas.
. Ælius Ligus.
, Licinius Crassus.
. Cassius Longimus.
. Hostilius Mancimus.
. Atilius Serramus.
Marcius Philippus
time).
Cm. Servilius Cæpio.
L. Æmilius Paullus (2nd time).
C. Licinius Crassus.
Q. Ælius Pætus.
M. Junius Penmus.
M. Claudius Marcellus.
C. Sulpieius Gallus.
T. Manlius Torquatus.
Cn. Octavius.
A. Mamlius Torquatus.
Q. Cassino Longinus, d.
Ti. Sempromius Gracchus (2md
time).
M. Juventius Thalna.
P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica. abd.
C. Marcius Figulus, abd.
P. Cornelius Lentulus.
Cm. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
M. Valerius Messala.
C. Fammius Strabo.
(2md
■
(2md
160
159.
158.
146.
145.
144.
143.
142.
141.
140.
139.
138.
. Coms
. (.'ons.
, Coms.
. C'oms.
. ('ons.
. ('omus.
2. ('oms.
. Cons.
. Coms.
. Cons.
. Gons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
, Cons.
Cons.
Coms.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
('ons.
Coms.
Coms.
L. Anicius Gallu8.
M. Cornelius Cethegus.
Cn. Cornelius Dolabella.
M. Fulvius No} ilior.
M. Æmilius Lepidus.
C. Popillius Lænas (2nd time).
Sex. Julius Cæsar.
L. Aurelims Orestes.
L. Cornelius Lentulus Lupus.
C. Marcius Figulus (2nd time).
P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica (2md
time).
M. Claudius Marcellus (2nd
time).
Q. Opimius.
L. Postumius Albimus, d.
M. Acilius Glabrio.
Q. Fulvius Nobilior.
T. Annius Luscus.
M. Claudius Marcellus (3rd
time).
L. Valerius Flaccus, d.
L. Licinius Lucullus.
A. Postumius Albinus.
T. Quinctius Flamininus.
M. Acilius Balbus.
L. Marcius Censorimus.
IM. Manilius.
Sp. Postumius Albimus Magmus.
L. Calpurmus Piso Cæsonimus.
P. Cornelius Scipio Africamus
AEmilianus.
C. Livius Drusus.
Cm. Cornelius Lentulus.
L. Mummius Achaicus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Æmilia-
YlliS.
L. Hostilius Mamcimus.
Ser. Sulpicius Galba.
L. Aurelius Cotta.
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
Q. Cæcilius Metellus (Mace-
donicus).
L. Cæcilius Metellus Calvus.
Q. Fabius Maximus Serviliamus.
Cm. Servilius Cæpio.
Q. Pompeius.
L. Lælius Sapiens.
Q. Servilius Cæpio.
Cm. Calpurnius Piso.
M. Popillius Lænas.
P. Cornelius Scipio
Serapio.
D. Junius Brutus (Callaicus).
M. Æmilius Lepidus Porcina.
C. Hostilius Mamcimus, abd.
L. Furius Philus.
Sex. Atilius Serramus.
Ser. Fulvius Flaccus.
Q. Calpurnius Piso.
P. Cornelius Scipio Africamus
Æmilianus (2nd time).
C. Fulvius Flaccus.
P. Mucius Scævola.
L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi.
Nasica
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
45
132.
131.
130.
129.
128.
127.
126.
120.
119.
118.
117.
112.
111.
110.
109.
108.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons,
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Jons.
. ('ons.
. (.'onus.
2. C'omus.
. Cons.
('ons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
5. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
103.
IP. Popillius Lænas.
P. Rupilius.
P. [Licinius Crassus Mucianus.
L. Valerius Flaccus.
C. Claudius Pulcher Lentulus.
M. Paperna.
C. Sempromius Tuditamus.
Μ. Aquillius.
Cn. Octavius.
T. Annius Luscus Rufus.
L. Cassius Longinus Ravilla.
L. Cornelius Cimma.
NI. Æmilius Lepidus.
L. Aurelius Orestes.
NI. Plautius Hypsæus.
M. Fulvius Flaccus.
C. Cassius Longinus.
C. Sextius Calvimus. f
Q. Cæcilius Metellus (Ballari-
cus).
T. Quinctius Flamininus.
Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
C. Fannius Strabo.
L. Opimius.
Q. Fabius Maximus (Allobro-
gicus).
P. Manilius.
C. Papirius Carbo.
L. Cæcilius Metellus (Dalma-
ticus).
L. Aurelius Cotta.
M. Porcius Cato, d.
Q. Marcius Rex.
P. Cæcilius Metellus
matus.
Q. MIucius Scævola.
C. Licinius Geta.
Q. Fabius Maximus Eburnus.
M. AEmilius Scaurus.
M. Cæcilius Metellus.
Μ. Acilius Balbus.
C. Porcius Cato.
C. Cæcilius Metellus Capra-
l'lllS.
Cn. Papirius Carbo.
M. Livius Drusus.
L. Calpurnius Piso Cæsonimus.
P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica, d.
L. Calpurnius Bestia.
M. Minucius Rufus.
Sp. Postumius Albimus.
Q. Cæcilius Metellus (Numi-
dicus).
M. Julius Silamus.
Ser. Sulpicius Galba.
L. Hortensius, d.
M. Aurelius Scarus.
L. Cassius Longimus, d.
C. Marius.
C. Atilius Serranus.
Q. Servilius Cæpio.
IP. Rutilius Rufus.
Cn. Mallius Maximus.
C. Marius (2nd time).
C. Flavius Fimbria.
JDiade-
82.
Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. C'oms.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
. Cons.
. Coms.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. (.'oms.
. Marius (3rd time).
. Aurelius Orestes, d.
. Marius (4th time).
. Lutatius Catulus.
. Marius (5th time).
. Aquilius.
. Marius (6th time).
. Valerius Flaccus.
M. Antonius.
A. Postumius Albinus.
Q. Cæcilius Metellus Nepos.
T. Didius.
Cn. Cornelius Lentulus.
P. Licinius Crassus.
Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
Cassius Longinus.
. Licinius Crassus.
Mucius Scævola.
Coelius Caldus.
Domitius Ahenobarbus.
. Valerius Flaccus.
1. Heremmius.
. Claudius Pulcher.
M. Perperna.
L. Marcius Philippus.
Sex. Julius Cæsar.
L. Julius Cæsar.
P. Rutilius Lupus, d.
Cn. Pompeius Strabo.
L. Porcius Cato, d.
L. Cornelius Sulla (Felix).
Q. Pompeius Rufus, d.
Cm. Octavius, d.
L. Cornelius Cinna, abd.
JL. Cornelius Merula, d.
L. Cornelius Cinna (2nd time).
. Marius (7th time), d.
. Valerius Flaccus (2nd time).
L. Cornelius Cimma (3rd time).
Cn. Papirius Carbo.
Cm. Papirius Carbo (2nd time).
L. Cornelius Cinma (4th time), d.
L. Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus.
L. Norbamus Balbus.
C. Marius, d.
Cn. Papirius Carbo (3rd time),
d. •
i
:
i.
L. Cornelius Sulla Felix.
M. Tullius Decula.
Cn. Cornelius Dolabella.
Sulla comtimues Dict.
L. Cornelius Sulla Felix (2md
time).
Q. Cæcilius Metellus Pius.
Sulla, continues Dict. as well as
Cons.
IP. Servilius Vatia (Isauricus).
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
M. Æmilius Lepidus.
Q. Lutatius Catulus.
D. Jmmius Brutus.
Mam. AEmilius Lepidus Divia-
IlllS.
Cm. Octavius.
L. Scribonius Curio.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
71.
70.
69.
68.
66.
65.
64.
63.
62.
61.
(50.
50.
49.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Cons.
Lu. Octavius.
C. Aurelius Cotta.
Lu. Licinius Lucullus.
M. Aurelius Cotta.
MI. Terentius Varro Lucullus.
C. Cassius Varus.
L. Gellius Poplicola.
Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Clo-
dianus.
P. Cornelius Lentulus Sura.
Cn. Aufidius Orestes.
Cn. Pompeius Magnus.
Licinius Crassus Dives.
Q. Hortensius.
Q. Caecilius Metellus (Creticus).
L. Caecilius Metellus, d.
Q. Marcius Rex.
C. Calpurnius Piso.
M. Acilius Glabrio.
M. AEmilius Lepidus.
L. Volcatius Tullus.
P. Cornelius Sulla, did not act.
P. Autronius Paetus, did not act.
L. Aurelius Cotta.
L. Manlius Torquatus.
L. Julius Caesar.
C. Marcius Figulus.
M. Tullius Cicero.
C. Antonius.
D. Junius Silanus.
L. Licinius Murena.
MI. Pupius Piso Calpurnianus.
M1. Valerius Messala Niger.
L. Afranius.
Q. Caecilius Metellus Celer.
1st Triumvirate :-Caesar, Pompeius,
. Cons
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
and Crassus.
C. Julius Caesar.
M. Calpurnius Bibulus.
L. Calpurnius Piso Caesonimus.
A. Gabinius.
P. Cornelius Lentulus Spinther.
Q. Caecilius Metellus Nepos.
Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Marcel-
linus.
L. Marcius Philippus.
Cn. Pompeius Magnus (2nd
time).
M. Licinius Crassus (2nd time).
L. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
Cn. Domitius Calvinus.
M. Valerius Messala.
Cn. Pompeius Magnus
time).
Q. Caecilius
Scipio.
Ser. Sulpicius Rufus.
M. Claudius Marcellus.
L. AEmilius Paullus.
C. Claudius Marcellus.
C. Claudius Marcellus (2nd
time).
L. Cornelius Lentulus Crus.
C. Julius Caesar.
(3rd
Metellus Pius
48. Cons
47. Dact
46.
45.
44.
43.
42.
41.
40.
35
34
Cons
Cons
2nd
. ('ons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
. Cons.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Dict.
Cons.
Cons.
('onus.
Cons.
. C. Julius Caesar (2nd time).
P. Servilius Vatia Isauricus.
. C. Julius Caesar (2nd time).
. Q. Fufius Calenus.
P. Vatinius.
C. Julius Caesar (3rd time).
M. AEmilius Lepidus. -
C. Julius Caesar (3rd time).
C. Julius Caesar (4th time);
made Cons. for 10 years and
Dict. for life.
Q. Fabius Maximus, d.
C. Caninius Rebilus.
C. Trebonius.
C. Julius Caesar (4th time).
C. Julius Caesar (5th time) ;
assass. 15th March.
M. Antonius.
P. Cornelius Dolabella.
. C. Wibius Pansa, d.
A. Hirtius, d.
C. Julius Caesar Octavianus
(aft. emp. Augustus), abd.
C. Carrinas.
Q. Pedius, d.
P. Ventidius.
Triumvirate :-Octavianus,
tonius, and Lepidus.
L. Munatius Plancus.
M. AEmilius Lepidus (2nd time).
L. Antonius Pietas.
P. Servilius Vatia Isauricus
(2nd time).
Cm. Domitius Calvinus (2nd
time), abd.
C. Asinius Pollio.
L. Cornelius Balbus,
P. Canidius Crassus.
L. Marcius Censorinus.
C. Calvicius Sabinus.
Ap. Claudius Pulcher.
C. Norbanus Flaccus.
M. Agrippa.
L. Caninius Gallus, abd.
T. Statilius Taurus.
Renewal of the Triumvirate
for another period of 5
years.
L. Gellius Poplicola, abd.
M. Cocceius Nerva, abd.
L. Munatius Plancus
time).
C. Sulpicius Quirinus.
Lepidus ceases to be one of the
Triumvirs.
L. Cornificius.
Sex. Pompeius.
L. Scribonius Libo,
M. Antonius, abd.
L. Sempronius Atratinus.
Paullus AEmilius Lepidus (from
July).
C. Memmius (from July).
M. Herennius Picens (from
Nov.),
An-
(2nd
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
47
33. Cons. C. Julius Cæsar Octavianus (2nd
32. Cons.
31. Cons.
69.
79.
81.
96.
. Trajan (M. Ulpius Crimitus).
117.
138.
161.
180.
193.
193.
time), abd.
L. Wolcatius Tullus.
P. Autronius Paetus.
L. Flavius (from May).
C. Fonteius Capito (from
July).
M. Acilius (Aviola) (from
July).
L. Vinucius (from Sept.).
L. Laronius (from Oct.).
Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus.
C. Sosius.
L. Cornelius (from July).
N. Valerius (from Nov.).
C. Julius Caesar Octavianus (3rd
time).
M. Valerius Messala Corvinus.
M. Titius (from May).
Cn. Pompeius (from Oct.).
30. Cons. C. Julius Caesar Octavianus (4th
29. Cons.
28. Cons.
27. Coms.
time).
M. Licinius Crassus.
C. Antistius Vetus
July).
M. Tullius Cicero (from Sept.).
L. Saenius (from Nov.).
C. Julius Caesar Octavianus (5th
time).
Sex. Appuleius.
Potitus Valerius Messala (from
July).
C. Furnius (from Nov.).
C. Cluvius (from Nov.).
C. Julius Caesar Octavianus
(6th time).
M. Agrippa (2nd time).
C. Julius Caesar Octavianus
(7th time).
M. Agrippa (3rd time).
(from
EMPERORS OF ROME.
. Octavianus Caesar; in the year 27
B.C. styled Augustus Imperator.
. Tiberius (Claudius Nero).
. Caius Caligula; murdered by a tri-
bune.
. Claudius (Tiber. Drusus); poisoned
by his wife Agrippina, to make
way for
. Claudius Nero, dep. ; put himself to
death.
Servius Sulpicius Galba ; slain by
the praetorian band.
. M. Salvius Otho ; stabbed himself,
after a reign of three months.
Aulus Vitellius; dep, by Vespasian,
and put to death.
Titus Flavius Vaspasian.
Titus (Vespasian), son.
Titus Flavius Domitian, brother of
Titus, last of the 12 Caesars ;
3.SS3USS.
Cocceius Nerva.
Adrian or Hadrian (Publius AElius).
Antoninus Titus, surm. Pius.
Marcus Aurelius, and Lucius Verus,
his son-in-law ; the latter d. 169.
Commodus (L. Aurelius Antoninus),
son; poisoned by his favourite
mistress, Martia.
Publius Helvius Pertinax ; put to
death by the praetorian band.
Four emperors now start up ; Didius
Julianus, at Rome; Pescennius Ni-
ger, in Syria, ; Lucius Septimius
Severus, in Pannonia; and Clodius
Albinus, in Britain.
Lucius Septimius . Severus; d. at
|
|
211.
6
244.
249.
. Heliogabalus (M.
. Caius
. Balbinus
23S.
York, in Britain, in 211; succ.
by his sons.
M. Aurelius Caracalla, and Septi-
mius Geta. Geta murdered the
same year by his brother, who
reigned alone until 217, when he
was slain by his successor.
. M. Opilius Macrinus, praefect of the
guards; beheaded in a mutiny.
Aurelius Anto-
minus), a youth ; put to death by
his subjects.
22. Alexander Severus; assass. by some
soldiers corrupted by Maximinus.
Julius Verus Maximinus;
assass. in his tent before the walls
of Aquileia.
. M. Antonius Gordianus, and his son ;
the latter having been killed in
a battle with the partisans of
Maximinus, the father strangled
in a fit of despair, at Carthage,
in his 80th year.
and Pupienus ; put to
death.
Gordianus junior, grandson of the
elder Gordianus, in his 16th year;
assass, by the guards, at the in-
stigation of his succ.
Phillip, the Arabian ; assass, by his
own soldiers; his son Philip was
murdered, at the same time, in his
mother's arms.
Metius Decius ; he perished, with
his two sons, and their army, in
an engagement with the Goths.
. Gallus Hostilius, and his son Volu-
sianus; both slain by the soldiery.
AEmilianus ; put to death after a
reign of only 4 months.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
. Quintillus, his brother,
. Valerianus, and his son, Gallienus;
the first was taken prisoner by
Sapor, king of Persia, and flayed
alive.
. Gallienus reigned alone.
About this time 30 pretenders to the
imperial power started up in diffe-
rent parts of the empire; of these,
Cyriades was the first, but he was
slain.
. Claudius II. (Gallienus having been
assass, by the officers of the
guards) succ ; d. of the plague.
elect. at
Rome by the senate and troops;
Aurelian by the army in Illyri-
cum. Quintillus, despairing of
success against his rival, who was
marching against him, opened
his veins, and bled himself to
death.
. Aurelian; assass, by his soldiers in
his march against Persia, Jan.
275.
. Interregnum of about 9 months.
. Tacitus, elect. Oct. 25; d. at Tarsus
in Cilicia, April 13, 276.
. Florian, brother; his title not recog-
nised by the senate.
. M. Aurelius Probus; assass, by his
troops at Sirmium.
. M. Aurelius Carus; killed at Ctesi-
phon by lightning.
. Carinus and Numerianus, sons; both
assass. after transient reigns.
. Diocletian ; who associated as his
colleague in the government
perors resign in favour of
Maximianus ; the first d. at York,
in Britain, in 306, and the troops
saluted as emperor, his son
e º |
. Hercules Maximianus ; the two en-
. Constantius Chlorus and Galerius
306.
306.
306.
306.
307.
324.
361.
363.
e †:
Consantine, aft. styled the Great ;
whilst at Rome the praetorian
band proclaimed
Maxentius, son of Hercules Maxi-
mianus. Besides these were
Hercules Maximianus, who endea-
voured to recover his abdicated
power,
Flavius Valerius Severus, murdered
by the last named pretender, and
Flavius Valerianus Licinius, the
brother-iu-law of Constantine.
Of these, Hercules Maximianus was
strangled in Gaul in 310 ; Galerius
Maximianus d. 311 : Maxentius
was drowned in the Tiber in
312; and Licinius was put to
death by order of Constantine in
324.
Constantine the Great now reigned
alone ; d. Whitsunday, May 22,
337.
Sons of Constan-
time, divided the
empire between
them ; the first
was slain in 340,
and the second
murdered in
350, when the
third became
sole emperor.
Julian, the apostate, so called for
abjuring Christianity, having been
educated for the priesthood;
mortally wounded in a battle with
the Persians.
Jovian; reigned 8 months; found
dead in his bed; supposed to have
died from the fumes of charcoal.
The Roman Empire may be said to
have terminated here, as a single
dominion.
Constantine II.
Constantius II.
DIVISION OF THE EASTERN AND WESTERN EMPIRE,
WESTERN EMPIRE.
SoME writers date the Western Empire from the death of Theodosius
the Great, January 17, 303; and as completed by Odoacer, on the
defeat of Orestes by that prince, on August 23, 476.
346.
367.
375.
EMPERORS OF TIIE WESTERN EMPIRE.
Valentinian, son of Gratian, takes
the Western Empire, and his bro-
ther, Valens, the Eastern Empire.
Gratian, son of Valentinian, made
a colleague in the government
by his father.
Valentinian II., another son, Was, on
on the death of his father, asso-
ciated with his brother in the
empire. Gratian assass, by his
general. Andragathius, in 383 ;
392.
395
Valentinian murdered by one of
his officers, Arbogastes, in 392.
Eugenius, an usurper, assumes the
imperial dignity; he and Arbo-
gastes are defeated by Theodosius
the Great, who becomes sole em-
peror. -
Andragathius throws himself into
the sea, and Arbogastes dies by
his own hand.
Honorius, son of Theodosius, reigns,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
49
425.
455,
456.
457.
476.
493.
526.
534.
536.
540.
541.
541.
552.
553.
568.
573.
575.
584.
. Romanus.
. Agilulphus.
. Adawaldus, with his mother, Theo-
364.
461.
on his father's death, in the West,
and his brother, Arcadius, in the
East. Honorius dies in 423.
Usurpation of John, the Notary,
who is defeated and slain, near
Ravenna.
Valentinian III., son of the Empress
IPlacidia, dau. of Theodosius the
Great; murdered at the instance
of his successor.
Maximus; m. Eudoxia, widow of
Valentinian, who, to avenge the
death of her first husband and
the guilt of her second, invites
the African Wandals into Italy,
and Rome is sacked. Maximus
stomed to death.
Marcus Macilius Avitus, forced to
resign, and dies in his flight to-
wards the Alps.
Julius Valerius Majorianus; mur-
dered at the instance of his min-
ister Ricimer; who raises
ANCIENT
ECINGS OF ITALY.
Odoacer, chief of the Heruli.
Theodoric, the Ostrogoth.
Athalaric.
Theodatus.
Vitiges.
Theodebald.
Araric.
Totila, or Baduilla.
Teia, the last of the Goths.
Narses, duke or governor of Italy.
Narses was succ. by Longinus,
who made the chief towns of Italy
exarchates; he governed at Ra-
venna, which was afterwards
ruled by imperial lieutenants called
exarchs, until 752, when it was
reduced by the Lombards.
Alboinus, the Lombard.
Cleophis.
Interregnum of 10 years, during which
the Lombards were governed by
elective dukes.
RINGS OF THE LOMBARDS.
Autharis.
dolinda.
. Ariwaldus.
. Rotharis, D. of Brescia.
. Rodoaldus.
. Aribert T.
. Interregnum.
. Anthemius,
Libius Severus to the throne, but
holds the supreme power. Severus
is poisoned by Ricimer.
Ricimer retains the
authority, without assuming the
title of emperor.
chosen by the joint
suffrages of the senate and army ;
murdered by Ricimer, who dies
soon after.
472. Flavius Amicius Olybrius; slain by
the Goths soon after his accession.
473. Glycerius; forced to abd. by his
SULCCGSSO lº
474. Julius Nepos ; deposed by his gene-
ral, Orestes, and retires to Salomae.
475. Romulus Augustulus, son of Orestes.
Orestes is slain, and the emperor
deposed by
476. Odoacer, king of the Heruli, who
takes Rome, assumes the style of
king of Italy, and completes the
fall of the Western Empire.
ITALY.
661. Pertharitus; dep.
661. Gondibert.
662. Grimoald.
671. Pertharitus, rest.
686. Cunibert, son.
700. Luitpert, or Leutbert.
701. Ragimbertus.
701. Aribert II.
712. Luitprandus.
744. Hildebrand. *
744. Ratchis, D. of Friuli.
749. Astolphus.
756. Desiderius, or Didier.
In 774, Desiderius, the last of the
Lombards, was taken prisoner by
Charlemagne, and the kingdom of
Italy was united, first to France,
and afterwards to the empire,
until 888, when it was separated
from the latter, on the death of
Charles le Gros.
888. Berenger, D. of Friuli; dep.
900. Louis, the blind.
905. Berenger, rest.
922. Rodolph, K. of Burgundy.
926. Hugh, count of Provence.
945. Lothaire.
950. Berenger II. ; dep.
962. The emperor Otho reduced Italy,
and re-united it to the German
empire.
The title of King of Italy was re-
vived in 1805, and again in 1861.
See Modern Italy.
EASTERN EMPIRE.
EMPERORS OF THE EASTERN EMPIRE.
Valens, son of Gratian, takes the
Eastern, and his brother Valen-
tinian the Western, Empire; de-
feated by the Goths and wounded
4
50
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
379.
395,
408.
450.
457.
474.
474.
491.
518.
527.
565.
578.
582.
602.
610.
641.
641.
668.
685.
695.
698.
705.
711.
713
716.
718.
741.
775.
780.
in his retreat ; his soldiers placed
him in a cabin, which the enemy
burnt, not knowing he was there.
Theodosius the Great, becomes sole
emperor in 392; succ. by his sons
Arcadius in the East, and Honorius
in the West. Arcadius is succ. by
Theodosius II., son, under the guar-
dianship of his sister Pulcheria.
Marcianus.
Leo I., surn. the Thracian.
Leo II., the younger, grandson.
Zeno, the Isaurian, father, (having
married Ariadne, daughter of Leo
I.); dep. but rest.
Anastatius I., the Silentiary.
Justin, the Thracian.
Justinian I., nephew ; collector of
the body of laws called the Digest,
now the Pandectae Florentinae,
and of the Novellae; and founder
of the magnificent church of St.
Sophia at Constantinople. The re-
nowned Belisarius was his general.
Justin II., nephew.
Tiberius II.
Maurice, the Cappadocian ; mur-
dered, with all his children, by
his successor.
Phocas, the Usurper, whose crimes
and cruelties led to his own assass.
in 610.
Heraclius, by whom Phocas was
dethr.
Constantine III. (Heraclius Constan-
time), reigned a few months;
poisoned by his step-mother,
Martina.
Constans II. ; assass, in a bath.
Constantine IV., Pogonatus.
Justinian II., son ; dethr. and muti-
lated by his succ.
Leontius ; dethr. and mutilated b
Tiberius Aspinnar. -
Tiberius III. Aspinnar.
Justinian II. rest. Leontius and
Tiberius degraded in the Hippo-
drome, and put to death. Justi-
nian slain in 711.
Phillippicus Bardanes; assass.
Anastatius II., fled on the election
of Theodosius in 716; aft. deli-
wered up to Leo III. and put to
death.
Theodosius III.
Leo III., the Isaurian.
In this reign (726) commences the
great Iconoclastic controversy;
the alternate prohibition and re-
storation of images involves the
peace of several reigns.
Constantine V. Copronymus, Son.
Leo IV., Son.
Constantine VI., and his mother
Irene.
790.
792.
802.
811.
811.
813.
820.
829.
842.
867,
886.
911.
919.
920.
928.
959.
963.
969.
1034.
1041.
1042.
. Basilius
Constantine, alone, by the desire of
the people, Irene having become
unpopular.
Irene, again, jointly with her son,
and aft. alone; dep. and exiled.
Nicephorus I., surn. Logothetes;
slain.
Staurachius; reigns a few days
only.
Michael I., defeated in battle ; abd.
the throne, and retires to a monas-
tery.
Leo V., the Armenian ; killed in
the temple at Constantinople on
Christmas-day, 820, by conspira-
tors in the interest of his succes-
SOI".
Michael II., the Stammerer.
Theophilus.
Michael III., surm. Porphyrogen-
metes, or the Sot, son, succ. under
the regency of his mother, Theo-
dora; put to death by Basilius.
Basilius I., the Macedonian.
Leo VI., styled the Philosopher.
Alexander, and Constantime VII.,
brother and son of Leo., the
latter only six years of age ; the
former dying in 912, Zoe, mother
of Constantine, assumes the re-
gency.
Romanus Lecapenus usurps the im-
perial power.
Constantime VIII., som.
Stephen and Christopher.
Five emperors now reign; of these,
Christopher d. 931; Romanus is
exiled by his sons, Constantine
and Stephen, who are themselves
banished the next year.
. Constantime VII. now reigns alone;
poisoned by his daughter-in-law,
Theophania.
Romanus II., som.
Nicephorus II., Phocas ; m. Theo-
phania, his predecessor's consort,
who has him assassinated.
John I., Zemisces, celebrated gene-
ral, takes Basilius II. and Con-
stantine IX., sons of Romanus II.,
as colleagues; John d. by poisom,
and
II. and Constantine IX.
reign alone ; the former d. in
1025; the latter in 1028.
. Romanus III., Argyropulus; poi-
soned by his consort Zoe, who
raises
Michael IV., the Paphlagonian, to
the throne; on his death Zoe
places
Michael W., surm. Calaphates, as his
succ.; him she dethr., has his
eyes put out, and m.
Constantine X., Monomachus, who,
j THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 51
and Zoe, reign jointly; Zoe d. prisoner by the K. of Bulgaria,
1050. and never heard of afterwards.
1054. Theodora, widow of Constantine. | 1206. Henry I., brother; d. in 1217.
1056. Michael VI., Stratiotic; dep. 1217. Peter de Courtenay, brother-in-law.
1057. Isaac I., Comnenus; abd. 1221. Robert de Courtenay, son.
1059. Constantine XI., surn. Ducas. 1228. Baldwin II., brother, a minor, and
1067. Eudocia, consort of the preceding, John de Brienne, of Jerusalem,
and Romanus IV., surn. Dio- regent and associate emperor.
genes, whom she marries; reign | 1261. Constantinople recovered, and the
to the prejudice of Michael, Con- empire of the Franks or Latins
stantine's son. terminates.
1071. Michael VII., Parapinaces, recovers
his throne, and reigns jointly with GREEK EMPIRE AT NICE.
Constantine XII. 1204. Theodore Lascaris.
1078. Nicephorus III. ; dethr. by 1222. John Ducas, Wataces.
1081. Alexius I., Commenus. 1255. Theodore Lascaris II., son.
1118. John Comnenus, son, surn. Kalos ; 1259. John Lascaris, and
d. of a wound from a poisoned 1260. Michael VIII., Palaeologus.
2, l’I*OW.
1143. Manuel I., Commemus, son. EMPERORS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
1180. Alexius II., Comnenus, son, under | 1261. Michael VIII, , now at Constanti-
the regency of the empress Maria, nople; he puts out the eyes of
his mother. John, and reigns alone.
1183. Andronicus I., Commenus; causes 1282. Andronicus II., Palaeologus, the
Alexius to be strangled, and Elder, son ; dep. by his grand-
seizes the throne; put to death son, Andronicus the Younger.
by 1332. Andronicus III., the Younger.
1185. Isaac II., Angelus Commenus, who 1341. John Palaeologus, under the guar-
is dep., imprisoned, and dep. of dianship of John Cantacuzenus ;
his eyes by his brother. the latter procl emp. at Adria-
1195. Alexius III., Angelus, called the nople.
Tyrant; this last dep. in his 1347. John Cantacuzenus.
turn, and his eyes put out; d. in 1355. John Palaeologus, rest.
a monastery. 1391. Manuel Palaeologus, son.
1203. Isaac II., again, associated with 1425. John Palaeologus II., son.
his son, Alexius IV. ; dep. 1448. Constantine XIII., Palaeologus, som.
1453. Constantinople taken on May 29,
LATIN EMPERORs. 1453, by the Ottomans, under
1204. Baldwin I., E. of Flanders, on the their Sultan, Mahomet II. : Con-
capture of Constantinople by the stantine is slain, and with him
Latins, elected Emperor; made a ends the Eastern Empire.
MODERN ITALY.
THE Kings of ancient Italy will be found in succession to the
Sovereigns of the Western Empire (ante p. 49). The Emperor Napoleon
I. of France revived the title of King of Italy in 1805, but it did not
long endure, and is not now recognized. The modern Kingdom of
Italy dates from 1861, when Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia,
assumed the title.
KINGS OF MoDERN ITALY.
1878. Humbert I. (Humbert Rénière
Chas. Emmanuel John Mary
Ferd. Eugème), son, June 9.
1861. Victor Emmanuel II. (Victor Em-
manuel Mary Albert Eugène
Ferdinand), K. of Sardinia, took
the title of K. of Italy, Mch. 17.
52 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LUCCA.
CHARLEMAGNE having destroyed the empire of the Lombards, A.D. 774,
Lucca came into the possession of the Franks, and in two centuries.
afterwards was annexed to Germany by Otto the Great. After many
subsequent revolutions it was sold to Florence, and in a short time it
obtained its complete freedom by purchase from the Emperor Charles.
IV., and retained it until modern times.
Napoleon having conferred Piombino upon his sister Elizabeth and
her husband, Prince Bacciocchi, as an hereditary principality, the prince
was chosen, in 1805, constitutional chief of the republic of Lucca. In
1806, Massa, Carrara, and Garfagorano, were united to the principality
of Lucca. Finally, the congress of Vienna conferred Massa and Car-
rara upon the archduchess Beatrice d’Este; Piombino upon Prince
Ludovisci Buoncampagni; and the Duchy of Lucca, with an annual
pension of £20,000 upon—
Maria Louisa, dau. of Charles IV. 1824. Charles Louis, duke, b. Dec. 22,
of Spain, and widow of Louis, 1799; m. Aug. 1820, Maria
R. of Etruria; she d. March Theresa, dau. of Victor Emmanuel
13, 1824, and was succ. by her I., K. of Sardinia. Relinquished
SOIl the dukedom, Oct. 1847.
On the death of Maria Louisa, widow of the Emperor Napoleon I., of
France, and duchess of Parma, Piacenza, and Guastalla (see Parma),
which took place Dec. 18, 1847, Charles Louis, Duke of Lucca, was
invested with the Government of the duchy of Parma, as had been
agreed upon by the treaty of Paris of June 10, 1817, and congress of
Frankfort, July 20, 1819; and, in conformity with the conditions of
succession arranged by these acts, and by the subsequent treaty of
Florence (Nov. 28, 1844), the duke Louis Charles resigned Tucca to the
grand-duke of Tuscany, Oct. 5, 1847.
MODENA. REGGIO. FERRARA.
ALBERT Azon, or Azzo II. (great-grandson of Albert Azon I., who died
A.D. 964), espoused Cunegunda, daughter of Guelph II., count of Alt-
dorf and duke of Lower Bavaria, and, dying in 1097, left two sons. Of
these, the elder, Guelph, inherited the states of Altdorf at the decease
of his uncle, Guelph, duke of Carinthia ; and from him sprang the
branch of Guelph-Este. From the second son, Fulke, emanated the
branch of Fulke-Este. The illustrious house of Este governed as
Signori of Ferrara in the 12th century; and Modena, Reggio, and
Ferrara became ducal territories, by concession, partly of the emperor
and partly of the pope, in favour of Borso and Hercules d’Este, in
1452.
Sover EIGNS OF MODENA, &c.
SIGNOR1 AND MARQUESSES OF TERRARA. | 1196. Salinguerra II.
1067. Frodoric I. Azzo VI.. marq. d’Este; to the as-
1118. Guy Salinguerra. cendancy of whose house the
1150. Taurello. Tarrelli afterwards gave way.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
53
1212
1215
1264.
1293.
1308.
1317.
1352.
1361.
1383.
1393.
1441.
1450.
1471.
1505.
1534.
1559.
1597.
1628.
1629.
1658.
1662.
1694.
1737.
1780.
Aldovrandino.
Azzo VII. d’Este.
Obizzo II.
Azzo VIII. d’Este.
Folco or Fulke d’Este.
e On the death of Rinaldo
§: in (1335) and Niccolo
Niccolo I ſº (1344) Obizzo ruled
* alone.
Aldowrandino II.
Niccolo II.
Alberto.
Niccolo III.
Lionello.
DUKES OF MODENA, &c.
Borso; elevated by the emp. Frede-
rick II. and the pope, 1452, to the
dukedom of Modena and Reggio.
Ercole (Hercules) I.
Alfonso I.
Ercole (Hercules) II.
Alfonso II.
Caesar d’Este. This pr. obt. pos-
session of Modena, as a fief of
the empire. Ferrara was at-
tached to the Church by Clement
VIII.
Alfonso III.
Francis I.
Alfonso IV.
Francis II.
Reginald.
Francis III.
Ercole (Hercules) III. This prince
1803.
1806.
1860.
. Francis W.,
acquired, in dowry with his con-
sort, the principalities of Massa
and Carrara. He was expelled
in 1796, and d. 1803, leaving an
only child and heiress
Maria, Beatrix, duchess of Modena,
and princess of Massa and Car-
I & I’8,.
She espoused the archd. Ferdinand
of Austria, and conferred the
dukedom upon her husband; he
d. Dec. 24, 1086, and was succ.
in the dukedom by their son
Francis IV., duke ; the duchess, his
mother, retaining the principali-
ties.
Modena, which had been incorpora-
ted in 1797 with the Cisalpine Re-
public, and, in 1805, with the
kingdom of Italy founded by
Napoleon I., was rest. to Francis
IV. upon the dissolution of the
kingdom of Italy in 1814.
. Francis IV., now inherited Massa,
and Carrara, on the death of his
mother, Maria Beatrix, Nov. 14.
(Francis Ferdinand
Gemenien), son, Jan. 21 ; d. Now.
20, 1875.
United to the kingdom of Sardinia.
by Decree, Mar. 18, and now
forms part of the kingdom of
Italy. See Modern Italy.
PARMA.
PLACENTIA, or PIACENZA, &c.
IN 1346, Parma and Piacenza formed part of the territory of the counts
of Milan, and were subsequently in the possession of Louis XII. of
France; but were ceded by his successor, Francis I., under the league
of Cambray, to pope Julius IV., when they were attached to the domi-
nion of the Church. In 1545, pope Paul III. erected Parma, and
Piacenza into a duchy, and conferred it upon his natural son, Peter
Louis Farnese in whose family it continued for nearly two centuries.
The subsequent details are given below.
1545.
1547.
1586.
1592.
1622.
1646.
1694.
1727.
DUKES.
Peter Louis Farmese, first D.
Octavius Farnese.
Alexander Farmese.
Ranntio I.
Edoard.
Ranutio II.; Edoard, his eldest som, who
dying vºtá patris, left a dau., Eliza-
beth, who m. Philip V. of Spain.
Francis I.
Antony.
Upon the extinction of the male
line of the old dukes, the duchy
devolved upon the grandson of
Edoard.
1731. Don Carlos, who, upon ascending
the throme of the Sicilies, ceded
the duchy to the house of Austria,
with whom it remained until the
treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, Oct.
18, 1748.
1749. Dom Philip, brother of Don Carlos.
1765. Don Ferdimand.
54 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1803. The duchy now passed under the Lucca relinquished that duchy to
dominion of France, and pr. Louis, the grand-duke of Tuscany.
son of Ferdinand, became K. of 1847. Charles II. (Charles Louis de
Etruria. - Bourbon, D. of Lucca), succ. by
1814. Maria Louisa of Austria, widow of Manifesto, Dec. 26, 1847.
the emp. Napoleon I. She became 1848. Regency established Mar. 20., Prov.
duchess of Parma, Piacenza, and govt. Substituted Apr. 9. Charles.
Guastalla ; d. Dec. 18, 1847. II. left the country Apr. 19, and
Parma, &c., were given by the con- abd. in favour of his son, Mar.
vention of April 11, 1814, to the 14, 1849.
arch-duchess Maria Louisa, ex- 1849. Charles III. (Ferd. Charles Joseph
empress of France. After her Mary Victor Balthasar de Bour-
death (Dec. 18, 1847) Charles bon) Aug. 27.
Louis, Duke of Lucca, was given 1854. Robert I. (Robert Charles Louis
the government of this duchy, Mary de Bourbon), son, Mar. 27,
as had been arranged by the a minor, his mother appointed
Treaty of Paris, June 10, 1817, regent. -
and by the congress of Frankfort, 1860. Parma was annexed to Sardinia.
July 20, 1819; and comformably by decree, Mar. 18, and now
with these acts, and with a subse- forms part of the Kingdom of
quent Treaty (that of Frankfort, Italy.
Nov. 28, 1844), Charles Louis, of See Modern Italy.
SAVOY. SARDINIA.
SAVOY, after various changes, was erected into a county in the beginning
of the 11th century, and at the close of the 14th the governing count
obtained the title of duke. The Dukes of Savoy, who acquired Sicily
in 1713, exchanged it with Austria, in 1718, for Sardinia, and became
kings of Sardinia. This state became involved in the great war between
France and Austria, which closed with the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle
in 1748. After enjoying a long term of peace, it took part in the war
of the French revolution, and in 1798 the continental territories were
parcelled out into departments of the French empire, and were not
restored to the legitimate sovereign until the overthrow of Napoleon
in 1814. Genoa was added to Sardinia by the congress of Vienna in
1815. Savoy was ceded to France in 1860, and Sardinia became part
of the new kingdom of Italy in 1861. &
Counts AND DUKEs of SAvoy.
COUNTS OF MAURIENNE. 1343. Amadeus W. (or VI.), the Green
1020. Beroald, surn, the Saxon, Count.
1027. Humbert I., “ with the White 1383. Amadeus VII., the Red Count.
Hands.”
1048. Amadeus I., Longtail. DUKES OF SAVOY.
1072. Humbert II. le Renforce. 1391. Amadeus VIII., surn. the Pacific,
t D. in 1416. Elected pope in 1439,
COUNTS OF SAVOY, as Felix. V., antipope.
1108. Amadeus II. 1451, Louis.
1148. Humbert III., surn. the Saint. 1465. Amadeus IX., surn. Benevolent.
1188. Thomas. - 1472. Philibert, the Hunter.
1233. Amadeus III. 1482. Charles I., the Warrior.
1253. Boniface Rolando. 1489. Charles II.
1263. Peter, or Charlemagne le Petit. 1496. Philip II., Sans Terre, or Lackland.
1268. Philip. 1497. Philibert II.,surn. the Beau.
1285. Amadeus IV., styled the Great. 1504. Charles III., the Good.
1323. Edward. 1553. Emmanuel Philibert, surn. the Iron-
1329. Aimon, styled the Peace-maker. hand.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
55
1580. Charles
Great.
Victor Amadeus I.
Francis Hyacinth.
Charles Emmanuel II.
Victor Amadeus II.
Emmanuel,
1630.
1637.
1638.
1675.
KINGs of
Victor Amadeus I., K. (II. as duke),
res. in 1730, in favour of his son ;
d. 1732.
Charles Emmanuel I., son.
Victor Amadeus II., son.
Savoy conquered by France.
Charles Emmanuel II., son ; res. in
favour of his brother.
Victor Emmanuel I.
Sardinia merged in the kingdom of
Italy, of which the emp. Napo-
leon I. was crowned king, May 26,
1805.
Savoy restored to Sardinia.
Victor Emmanuel, rest. Res. Mar.
1821; and d. 1824. On his death
the elder branch of the House of
1720.
1730.
1773.
1792.
1796.
1802,
1805.
1814.
1814.
styled the 1713. He obtained Sicily this year, and in
1718 exchanged it for Sardinia,
taking the title of king. Of
this dominion, Piedmont and
Savoy formed the continental
part.
SARDINIA.
Savoy, became extinct in the male
line.
1821. Charles Felix.
1831. Charles Albert, nephew. This prince
provoked a war with Austria,
was defeated in battle, and abd.
in favour of his son, Mar. 23.
1849; d. July 28, 1849.
1849. Victor Emmanuel II. (Victor Em-
manuel Mary Albert Eugene Fer-
dinand), Mar. 23.
1860. Savoy ceded to France under Ple-
biscite, Apr. 23.
1861. Victor Emmanuel assumed the title
of K. of Italy, and his Sardinian
dominions were merged in that
Kingdom. See Modern Italy.
SICILY. NAPLES. THE
TWO SICILIES.
THE Greek emperors, upon the expulsion of the Ostrogoths by Beſt-
sarius in the 6th century, took possession of Lower Italy, and retained
it for more than 200 years. The duchy of Benevento (Naples), how-
ever, founded by the Lombards in the same century, attained such
importance and territorial extent that it possessed, within 120 years,
the greater part of the country now comprising the kingdom of Naples.
In the 9th century the Arabs conquered the island of Sicily, which was
wrested from them in the 11th century by count Roger I., who inherited
Naples from his elder brother, Robert Guiscard, by whom it had been
acquired by conquest.
RINGS OF SICILY.
COUNTS AND DUKES OF APULIA.
1043. William I., Bras de Fer, or Iron
Arm.
1046. Drogo.
1051. Humfrey.
1054. Robert Guiscard, D. in 1060.
1085. Roger.
Counts AND KINGS OF SICILY.
1072. Roger I., count of Sicily.
1101. Roger II., son; obt. from pope
Honorius II., in 1130, the style of
“king of Sicily.”
1154. William, surn. the Wicked.
1166. William II., surn. the Good.
1189. Tancred, count de Lecce, grandson
of Roger II.
1194. William III., son; dethr.
1194. Henry (Husband of Constantia, dau.
of William III.); emp., as Henry
VI., 1190.
Frederick I., son ; emp. in 1212, as
Frederick II.
Conrad I., son ; emp. as Conrad
IV.
Conrad II., or Conradin, son ; dep.
in his minority by his uncle Man-
fred ; aft. beheaded.
. Manfred or Mainfroy, an usurper;
slain in battle by his successor.
. Charles of Anjou, youngest son of
Louis VIII. of France; dep. in
1282 by the bloody revolution
known as the “Silician Vespers.”
Sicily now separated from Naples;
Charles of Anjou retaining the
1197.
1250.
1254.
1282.
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1282,
1285.
1295.
1296.
1337.
1342.
1355.
1377.
1391.
1402.
1409.
1282.
1285.
1309.
1343.
1382.
1386.
1414.
1435.
1458.
1494.
1495.
1496.
1501.
1707,
1713.
tian era, and was possessed by that empire for about 800 years.
style of lord paramount of Naples,
and governing there.
Peter, the Great, K. of Arragon,
consort of Constantia, dau. of
Manfred, the Usurper.
James I. ; succ. to the kingdom of
Arragon as James II. in 1291.
Interregnum. -
Frederick II.
Peter II.
Louis I.
Frederick III., surn. the Simple.
Mary, dau. of Frederick; aft. jointly
with her consort.
Mary and Martin, pr. of Arragon.
Martin, alone.
Martin, the Elder.
1410.
1435.
1458.
1479.
1713.
1718.
SICILY UNITED TO ARRAGON.
(See Arragon.)
Ferdinand, K. of Arragon.
Alfonso, K. of Arragon.
John, K. of Arragon.
Ferdinand the Catholic.
In 1503 this prince took entire pos-
session of Naples, which he had
previously seized, and divided it
with Louis XII. of France. Sicily
remained subject to the sove-
reigns of Spain until 1713.
Victor Amadeus, D. of Savoy, obt.
the crown of Sicily from Spain.
He exchanged Sicily with Austria.
for Sardinia, which became a
kingdom. See Naples and Sar-
dinia.
KINGS OF NAPLEs.
Charles of Anjou, lord paramount.
Charles II., the Lame.
Robert, the Wise.
Joanna I. ; dethr. by her cousin
Charles III., Durazzo.
Ladislas, son, and father of
Joanna II., or Jamella, or Johan-
milla, of Bourbon.
Alfonso, the Wise ; Alfonso V., as
R. of Arragon. Succ. by his
natural son
Ferdinand I., the Bastard.
Alfonso II.
Ferdinand II.
Frederick III., som.
Partitioned by France and Spain;
but two years afterwards Ferdi-
mand the Catholic became master
of the whole, and it remained
under the dominion of Spain until
1707.
Charles, of Austria; aft. the emp.
Charles VI.
The possession of Naples confirmed
KINGS OF THE
. Ferdinand I. (late IV.), king of the
Two Sicilies.
. Francis I., son, Jam. 24.
. Ferdinand II. (Ferdinand Charles),
Nov. 8.
. Francis II. (Francis Mary Leopold),
May 22.
1734.
1735.
1759.
1806.
1808.
1815.
TWO
1860.
to Austria by the treaty of
Utrecht.
Sicily and Naples (the Two Sicilies),
lost to Austria, and became wested
in the royal family of Spain.
Charles, son of Philip V. of Spain;
he succeeded to his father's domi-
nions, and ceded the Two Sicilies
to his third son, Ferdinand.
Ferdinand IV., ascended at eight
years of age ; dep. by the French
in 1798, and again in 1806. In the
latter year, the emperor Napoleon
I. placed his brother Joseph on the
throne of Naples.
Joseph Buonaparte; advanced in
1808 to the throne of Spain.
Joachim Murat, brother-in-law to
Napoleon I., succ. as king.
Ferdinand IV., restored.
It was now decreed that Naples
and Sicily should, as formerly,
be united in one monarchy, under
the designation of the “Kingdom
of the Two Sicilies.”
SICILIEs.
Annexed to the kingdom of Sardinia.
by plebiscite, Oct. 21; Victor
Emmanuel procl. king, Nov. 7.
Now forms part of the kingdom
of Italy.
See Modern Italy.
TUSCANY.
TUSCANY became subject to Rome in the 5th century before the Chris-
Tus-
cany was governed by a succession of marquesses or dukes from the
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 57
Dukes.
828.
847.
890.
919.
929.
931.
936.
961.
1001.
1014.
1027.
1052.
1055,
1537.
1574.
1587.
1609.
1621.
1670.
1723.
1737. Francis II., D.
9th until the 13th century. The continual divisions by which the
country was agitated led to a change in the form of government, and
eventually to the ascendancy of the great family of the Medici as Grand
MARQUESSES OR DUKES
Boniface I., marq.
Adalbert I., D. and marq.
Adalbert II., surn. the Rich, D. and
marq.
Guy, D.
Lambert, D.
Boson, D.
Hubert, D.
Hugh, surn. the Great.
Adalbert III.
Rinaldo, D. and marq.
Boniface II., styled the Pious, D.
and marq.
Frederick.
Beatrice, and Godfrey the Bearded.
1076.
1119.
1119.
1131.
1133.
1139.
1153.
1195.
1208.
The ancient name, Etruria, was revived for a time in 1801.
OF TUSCANY.
Matilda, styled the Great, countess.
Ratbod, or Radboton.
Conrad, president and marq.
Rampret, president and marq.
Henry of Bavaria, count.
|Ulderic, marq.
Guelph.
Philip, elected emp. in 1198; assass
at Bamberg in 1208.
Florence became a republic, gov.
chiefly by Sigmori, until 1531.
In that year Alexander de Medici
was appointed its chief, as
doge of Florence; assass, in
1537.
GRAND DUKEs of TUSCANY.
HOUSE OF MEDICI.
Cosmo de Medici, son of Alexander;
cr. gr. d. in 1569 by pope Pius V.
Francis Mary, de Medici, son; to
whom the dignity of gr. d. was
confirmed by the emp. Maxi-
milian II.
Ferdinand I., de Medici.
Cosmo II., de Medici.
Ferdinand II., de Medici.
Cosmo III., de Medici.
John Gastone de Medici; last re-
presentative of the family. By
the treaty of peace in 1735 be-
tween France and Austria, the D.
of Lorraine was named to succeed
to the grand-duchy of Tuscany on
the death of John Gastone de
Medici, which took place in 1737;
and upon this arrangement being
effected, the duchy of Lorraine
lapsed to the French crown, sub-
ject to a life interest of Stanislas
Lezinski, ex-king of Poland.
HOUSE OF LORRAINE.
of Lorraine, m.
Maria. Theresa, emp. and Q. of
Hungary and Bohemia ; elected
emp. in 1745.
By a decree of this monarch it was
1790.
1801.
1803.
settled that in future the Grand
Duchy should be the patrimony
of a younger son of the Imperial
house; the emp. was accordingly
succ. in 1765 by his second son.
5. Peter Leopold; on the demise of his
brother, the emp. Joseph II., he
became emp. as Leopold II., and
was succ. as gr. d. by his youngest
SOIl
Ferdinand III. ; dep. by the treaty
of Luneville, in 1801.
Louis, pr. of Parma, succ. by the
style of “ King of Etruria,” con-
formably with the above-men-
tioned treaty.
Charles Louis, his infant son, under
the regency of the Q., Maria
Louisa, his mother; afterwards
duchess of Parma. See Parma.
. Tuscany united by the emp. Napo-
leon I. to the kingdom of Italy.
. Ferdinand III., rest.
. Leopold II.
Leopold John Joseph
Ferdinand Charles), June 18; abd
. Ferdinand IV. (Ferdimand Salvator
Mary, &c.), son, July 21.
Tuscany united to the kingdom of
Sardinia by decree, Mar. 22, and
now forms part of kingdom of
Italy. See Modern Italy.
58 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
AUSTRIA.
AUSTRIA was part of the German empire. The margraves of Austria.
were established by Charlemagne between 791 and 796, and were after-
wards declared princes of the empire. In 1156 the margravate was
made an hereditary duchy, which, in its turn, was, in 1453, raised to an
archduchy. The dukes of Germany were frequently elected emperors.
of Germany, and at length, from 1493 to 1804, the imperial title was
hereditary in the Austrian line. In 1804 the emperor Francis II. o
Germany became emperor Francis I. of Austria only. :
MARGRAVES OF AUSTRIA.
928. Leopold I. 1096. Leopold III.
1018. Albert I. 1136. Albert II.
1056. Ernest. 1136. Leopold IV.
1075. Leopold II. 1142. Henry II., made a D. 1156.
DUKEs of AUSTRIA.
1156. Henry II., above-named. 1365. Albert III. and Leopold VII. ; killed
1177. Leopold V. at Sempach.
1194. Frederick I., the Catholic. 1395. William and other brothers, and
1198. Leopold VI., the Glorious. their cousin, Albert IV.
1230. Frederick III., the Warlike ; killed 1411. The same. The provinces divided
into the duchies of Austria, and
Corinthia,
Tyrol.
1411. Albert W., D. of Austria, obtains
Bohemia and Moravia; elect. K.
of Hungary and emp. of Ger-
in battle with the Hungarians,
15 June, 1246.
Interregnum.
Albert I. and his brother Rodolph
Albert, elect. emp. of Germany,
1292.
and the county of
1282.
1308. Frederick II. many, 1437; d. 1439.
1330. Albert II. and Otho, his brother. 1439. Ladislaus, posthumous son; made
1358. Rodolph. an archduke in 1453.
ARCHDUKES OF AUSTRIA.
1453. Ladislaus, above-named; d. child- Frederick III., emp. of Germany.
less, 1457. His descendants took the title of
1457. The emp. Frederick III. and Albert emp. of Germany until 1804.
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1493. Maximilian I., son of the archduke See “Emperors of Germany.
EMPERORS OF AUSTRIA.
Charles), b. Aug. 18, 1830; came
to the throne on the abdication of
his uncle and the relinquishment
of his right to the succession by
his father, archd. Francis Charles
Joseph, the presumptive heir,
Dec. 2, 1848. -
1804. Francis I., late Francis II., emp. of
Germany, commenced his reign as
emp. of Austria only, Aug. 11;
d. Mar. 2, 1835.
Ferdinand, son; abd. in favour of
his nephew, Dec. 2, 1848.
Francis Joseph (Francis
1835.
1848. Joseph
BOHEMIA.
Boh EMIA had formerly an elective government, but Ferdinand I.
declared it hereditary in the house of Austria in 1547; and the king-
dom may be said to have remained since that time in the undisturbed
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 59
possession of that house. In the early part of the 17th century, the
Bohemians made an attempt to shake of the imperial yoke, and offered
the crown to the elector palatine Frederick, then the most powerful
Brotestant prince in Germany; but he was driven out of Bohemia by
the emperor's generals, stripped of his other dominions, and obliged to
depend on James I. of England, whose daughter Elizabeth he had
married, for a scanty subsistence.
DUKES AND KINGS OF BOHEMIA.
DURES. 1230. Wenceslas III.
890. Borzivoi. 1253. Premislas II.
902. Spitigneus I. 1278. Wenceslas IV.
907. Wratislas I. 1305. Wenceslas W.
916. Wenceslas I. 1306. Henry and Rodolph, of Hapsburg.
936. Boleslas I. 1310. John, count of Luxemburg, brother
967. Boleslas II. le Débonnaire. to the emperor. *
999. Boleslas III. 1346. Charles, son; elect. emp. in 1347.
1002. Jaromir. 1378. Wenceslas VI., son ; dep, as emp.
1012. Udalric. in 1400.
1037. Bretislas I. 1419. Sigismund, emp.
1055. Spitigneus II. 1437. Albert, D. of Austria and K. of Hun-
1061. Wratislas II. ; the title of king con- gary, and emp.
ferred upon him by the emp. 1440. Ladislas W.
Henry IV. 1458. George Podiebrad, the Protestant
1092. Conrad I. chief.
1093. Bretislas II. 1471. Ladislas VI.
1100. Borzivoi II. 1516. Louis I. (Louis II. of Hungary);
1107. Suatopluc. killed at the battle of Mohatz.
1109. Ladislas II. 1526. Ferdinand I., who by his marriage
1125. Sobieslas. with Anne, sister of Louis, succ.
1140. Ladislas III. ; 2nd king. to the crown.
1174. Sobielas II. -*-
#. 5.º. For the succeeding kings, see “Emperors
1191. Wenceslas II. of Germany,” and “Emperors of Austria.”
1193. Henry Bretislas. The crown of this kingdom having re-
1196. Ladislas IV. mained in the Austrian family from the
days of Ferdinand I. with a form of elec-
KINGs. tion on each vacancy, it was, in 1648, by
1197. Premislas I., styled the Victorius; the treaty of Westphalia, secured to that
3rd king. house in hereditary succession.
HUN GARY.
HUNGARY was annexed to the German Empire under Charlemagne, but
it became an independent kingdom in the 10th century.
KINGS OF HungARY.
997. Stephen, D. of Hungary; he re- || 1064. Salamon, son of Andrew.
ceived from the pope the title | 1075. Geisa I., son of Bela.
of Apostolic King, still borne by 1077. Ladislas I., surn. the Pious.
the emperor of Austria, as K. of 1095. Coloman, son of Geisa.
Hungary. 1114. Stephen, surn. Thunder.
1038. Peter, the German; dep. 1131. Bela II.
1041. Aba or Owen. 1141. Geisa II.
1044. Peter, again; again dep, and his 1161. Stephen III, son.
eyes put out. 1174. Bela III., brother.
1047. Andrew I. ; dep. 1196. Emeric, son.
1061. Bela I. ; killed by the fall of a | 1204. Ladislas II., son; reigned six months
ruinous tower. only.
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1205.
1235.
1270.
1272.
1290.
Andrew II., son of Bela III.
|Bela IV.
Stephen IV., som.
Ladislas III., killed.
Andrew III., surn, the Venetian, son
of Rodolph of Hapsburg, emp.
of Germany.
Charobert or Charles Robert.
Louis the Great ; elect. K. of Po-
land in 1370.
Mary, called King Mary, dau, of
Louis the Great.
Mary and her consort Sigismund,
who became K. of Bohemia, and
was elected emp. of Germany in
i410.
Albert, D. of Aurtria, m. the dau.
of Sigismund, and succ. to the
thrones of Hungary, Bohemia,
and Germany.
Ladislas IV., R. of Poland, of which
kingdom he was Ladislas VI.
Interregnum.
Ladislas V., posthumus son of Al-
bert, under the guardianship of
the great Huniades; poisoned.
Matthias Corvinus, son of Humiades,
the late regent.
Ladislas VI., K. of Bohemia; the
emp. Maximilian laid claim to
both Kingdoms.
Louis II. of Hungary (I. of Bohemia),
killed at the battle of Mohatz.
John Zapolski, elect. by the Hun-
ſ garians, and supported by the
1526. & sultan Solyman, and
º l'º I., K. of Bohemia, bro.
1309.
1342.
1382.
1392.
1437.
1440.
1444.
1453.
1458.
1490.
1516.
to the emp. Charles V. ; rival
kings.
*
| 1541.
1561.
1573.
1609.
1619.
1625.
1647.
1790.
1792.
1835.
1848.
Ferdinand, alone; elect. emp. of
Germany in 1558.
Maximilian, son; emp, in 1564.
Rodolphus, son ; emp. in 1576.
Matthias II., brother; emp.
1612.
Ferdinand II., cousin, emp.
Ferdinand III., son; emp. in 1637.
Ferdinand IV. ; d. 1654, 3 years
before his father.
in
. Leopold I., son of Ferdimand III.;
emp. in 1658.
. Joseph I., son ; emp. in 1705.
. Charles (Charles VI. of Germany),
brother of Joseph, and nominal
K. of Spain.
. Maria. Theresa, dau., empress; surv.
her consort, Francis I., emp., from
1765 until 1780. (See Germany.)
. Joseph T.I., son, emp. in 1765; succ.
to Hungary on the death of his
mother.
Leopold II., brother, emp.
Francis I., son, Francis II. as emp.
of Germany; in 1804 he became
emp. of Austria only.
Ferdinand W., son ; Ferdinand I. as
emp. of Austria.
This Emperor would have been Fer-
dinand IV. of Germany, but for
the change of style in 1804; abd.
Francis Joseph, nephew ; Dec. 2.
For the last three centuries the succes-
sion of the kings of Hungary varies little
from
the succession of the emperors of
Germany and Austria, the crown having
continued in the house of Austria.
TRANSYLVANIA.
TRANSYLVANIA was a province of Austria.
It was an independent prin-
cipality from 1526 to 1699, when it was again united to Austria, and
so remained until 1848, when it was joined to the kingdom of Hungary,
PRINCES OF TRANSYLVANIA.
1526. John Zapoly.
1540. John Sigismund.
1571. Stephen I., (Stephen Zapoly Bat-
hori).
1576. Christopher Bathori.
1581. Sigismund Bathori.
1602. Rodolph, (emp. of Germany).
1605. Stephen II., Bottskai.
1607,
1608.
1613.
1631.
1648.
1660.
1662.
1690.
Sigismund Ragotski.
Gabriel I., Bathori.
Gabriel II., (Bethlem Gabor).
George I. Ragotski.
George II., Ragotski.
John Kemim.
Michael I., Abaffi.
Michael II., Abaffi.
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GERMANY. CONFEDERATION OF THE RHINE. GER-
MANIC CONFEDERATION. NORTH GERMAN CON-
FEDERATION. SOUTH GERMAN STATES. GERMAN
EMPIRE.
GERMANY.
GERMANY was anciently divided into several independent states. The
Germans withstood the attempts of the Romans to subdue them; and
although that people conquered some parts of the country, they were
expelled before the close of the 3rd century. In the 5th century the
might of the Huns and other nations prevailed over the greater portion
of Germany; it was not, however, totally reduced until Charlemagne
made himself master of the whole. This great prince took the title of
emperor, entailing the dignity of his family; but after his race became
extinct in 911, the empire went to the Germans, and the title was after-
wards made elective. The house of Austria enjoyed the distinction
almost uninterruptedly from 1438 (when one of its princes was raised
to the imperial throne) until 1804. In that year Francis II. resigned
the honour and office of emperor of Germany, and became emperor of
Austria only; the latter title being hereditary.
ICINGs AND EMPERORS OF GERMANY.
CARLOVINGIAN RACE. 1039. Henry III., the Black, son.
800. Charlemagne. 1056. Henry IV. son, a minor, under the
814. Louis le Debonnaire, K. of France. regency of his mother Agnes;
840. Lothaire, or Lother, son ; d. in a dep. by his son and successor.
monastery at Treves. 1106. Henry V., m. Maud or Matilda, dau.
855. Douis II., som. of Henry I. of England.
875. Charles II., called the Bald, K. of 1123. Tothaire II., surn. the Saxon.
France; poisoned by his physician, 1138. Interregnum.
Zedechias. 1138. Conrad III. D. of Franconia.
877. Interregnum. 1152. Frederick Barbarossa ; drowned by
880. Charles III., le Gros, crowned K. of his horse throwing him into the
Italy; dep. river Salphet, or the Cydnus.
887. Arnulf, or Arnoul, crowned emp. at 1190. Henry VI., son, surn. Asper, or the
Romo in 896. Sharp ; this emperor detained
899. Louis III., called IV., the last of Richard I. of England a prisoner
in his dominions.
the Carlovingian race in Germany. * * *
1198. Philip, brother; assass. at Bamberg
SAXON DYNASTY. by Otto. of Wittelsbach.
911. Otho, D. of Saxony, refused the 1208. Otho IV., surn, the Superb, recog-
dignity on account of his age. mised as K. of Germany, and
911. Conrad I., D. of Franconia. crowned as emp. the next year;
918. Henry I., surn. the Fowler, son of excommunicated and deposed.
Otho, D. of Saxony, King. 1212. Frederick II., K. of Sicily, son of
936. Otho I., son, styled the Great. Many Henry VI. ; dep. by his subjects,
writers withhold the imperial title who elected Henry, landgrave of
from him until crowned by pope Thuringia. Frederick d. 1250,
John XII. in 962. naming his son Conrad his succ.
973, Otho II., the Bloody; so stigmatised but the pope gave the imperial
for his cruelties; wounded by a title to William, E. of Holland.
poisoned arrow. 1250. Conrad TV., son.
983. Otho III.. son, surn. the Red, yet in Trom the death of Frederick II.
his minority ; poisoned. until the accession of Rodolph, in
1002. Henry II., D. of Bavaria, surm, the 1273, the time that elapsed may
Holy, and the Lame. be regarded as an interregnum,
1024. Conrad II., surm, the Salique. Conrad IV. being opposed ; one
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1250.
1256.
party of the electors at Frank-
fort chose Richard, earl of Corn-
wall, brother of Henry III. of
England, and the other chose
Alphonsus, king of Castile. The
first lost the dignity, by attending
the civil wars of England; and
the last it by negligence; so
neither is reckoned in the list of
emperors.
William, E. of Holland; d. Dec.
1255. The electors could not
agree in the choice of a suc-
CGSSO]".
Interregnum.
HOUSES OF HAPSBURG, LUXEMBURG,
1273. Rodolph, count of Hapsburg,
1291.
1292.
1298.
#308.
1313.
1314.
1330.
1347.
1378.
1400.
1400
1410
º
AND BAVARIA.
the
first of the Austrian family.
The Hapsburg family was founded
in 1026, by Radboton, grandson
of Gontram, count of Brisgau,
and derived its name from the
castle of Hapsburg on the river
Aar, in Switzerland. This was
the cradle, as it were, of the house
of Austria. The male line of
Hapsburg became extinct in 1740,
in the person of Charles VI., after
giving twenty-two sovereigns to
Austria, sixteen emperors to Ger-
many, eleven kings to Hungary
and Bohemia, and six to Spain.
Interregnum.
Adolphus, count of Nassau, to the
exclusion of Albert, son of Ro-
dolph, dep. ; slaim at the battle
of Spires.
Albert, D. of Austria, Rodolph's
son; killed by his nephew at
Rheinfels.
Henry VII. of Luxemburg.
Interregnum.
Louis TV. of Bavaria, and Fre-
derick III. of Austria, son of
Albert, rival emperors; Frederick
d. 1330.
Louis reigns alone.
Charles IV. of Luxemborg. In this
reign was given at Nuremberg in
1356, the famous Golden Bull,
which became the fundamental
law of the German empire.
Wenceslas, son, K. of Bohemia; twice
imprisoned, and at length forced
to resign, but continued to reign
in Bohemia.
Frederick III., D. of Brunswick;
assass, immediately after his
election, and seldom placed in the
list of emperors.
Rupert, count palatine of the Rhine,
crowned at Cologne; d. 1410.
Jossus, marq. of Moravia, chosen
1410. Sigismund, K. of Hungary,
1438.
1439.
1440.
1493.
1519.
1742. Charles VII.,
by a party of the electors; d. the
next year. f
elected
by another party. On the death of
Jossus, he was recognised by all
parties; K. of Bohemia in 1419.
HOUSE OF AUSTRIA.
Albert II., surn. the Great, D. of
Austria, and K. of Hungary and
Bohemia; d. Oct. 27, 1439.
Interregnum.
Frederick IV., surn. the Pacific ;
elect. emperor Feb. 2; but not
crowned until June 1442.
Maximilian I., son, d. 1519. Francis
I. of France and Charles I. of
Spain became competitors for the
empire.
Charles V. (I. of Spain), son of Joan
of Castile and Philip of Austria,
elected; res. both crowns, and
retired to a monastery, where he
died soon after.
Ferdinand I., brother, K. of Hun-
gary.
. Maximiliam II., son, K. of Hungary
and Bohemia.
. Rodolph II., son.
. Matthias, brother. -
. Ferdinand II., cousin, son of the
archd. Charles, K. of Hungary.
. Ferdinand III., son.
. Leopold I., son.
. Joseph I., som.
. Charles VI., brother.
. Maria. Theresa,
daughter, Q. of
Hungary and Bohemia, whose
right to the empire was sustained
by England.
At the decease of the emp. Charles
VI. in 1740, his hereditary do-
minions devolved of right (by the
pragmatic sanction) mpon his only
daughter and heiress the arch-
duchess Maria. Theresa, but were
claimed by the husband of his
miece, (Maria Amelia, daughter of
Joseph I.), Charles, elector of
Bavaria, who was declared king
of Bohemia in 1741, and crowned
emp. of Germany at Frank-
fort the following year, as
Charles VII. This dispute dis-
turbed the tranquillity of Europe,
and occasioned a war in which all
the great European powers were
involved, and which did not ter-
minate until 3 years after the
death of Charles VII., when
Maria. Theresa had her patri-
monial dominions guaranteed to
her by the treaty of Aix-la-Cha-
pelle in 1748.
elector of Bavaria,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 63
1745.
whose claim was supported by
France; rival emperor, and con-
tested the succession. Charles
d. Jan. 1745. See Maria. Theresa,
supra.
Francis I. of Lorraine, Gr. D, of
Tuscany, consort of Maria
Theresa.
the title of emp. of Austria only.
In 1806 the German princes
seceded from the German empire,
and placed themselves under the
protection of Napoleon I. of
France.
See “Confederation of the Rhine,”
2nfra.
1765. Joseph II., son of the emp. Francis
and of Maria. Theresa.
1790. Leopold II., brother.
1792. Francis II., son.
* This monarch surrendered the
dignity of emp. of Germany on
August 11, 1804, and assumed
HOUSE OF PRUSSIA.
1871. Jan. 18. The title of emp. of
Germany was revived, and William
I., K. of Prussia, was proclaimed
emperor.
THE CONFEDERATION OF THE RHINE
was established July 12, 1806, under the auspices of Napoleon I. emp.
of France, and by the Act of Confederation a number of states dissolved
their connection with the German empire and allied themselves with
France. Other states subsequently joined the Confederation from time
to time, most of them under the coercion of Napoleon.
ORIGINAL MEMBERs of THE CONFEDERATION.
Jly. 12. France. Nassau - Weil- Salm-Kirburg.
1806. Bavaria. burg. Isemburg-
Wurtemberg. Nassau-Usingen. Birchstein.
Ratisbon. Hohenzollern- Aremberg.
Baden. Hechingen. Liechtenstein-
Berg & Cleves. Hohenzollern- Darmberg.
Hesse - Darm- Sigmaringen. Count de la
stadt. Salm-Salm. Leyen.
SUBSEQUENT MEMBERs.
1806. Würtzburg. 1807. Westphalia. Schwartzburg.
1806. Saxony, Dec. Anhalt. Waldeck.
12.
Reuss.
During the reverses of Napoleon in 1813 many of the states seceded
from the Confederation, which they had only joined under compulsion,
and on June 8, 1815, the German States were formed into
THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION
which held its first Diet at Frankfort, Nov. 16, 1816.
This Confederation consisted of portions of Austria and Prussia, and
of the following minor States:—
RINGDOMS. ELECTORATE. Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Bavaria. Hesse. Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
Saxony. GRAND DUCHIES. Oldenburg.
Hanover. Baden. Luxemburg & Limburg.
Wurtemberg. Hesse. Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach.
64
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DUCHIES.
Nassau.
Brunswick.
Holstein-Lauenburg.
Saxe-Meiningen.
Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha.
PRINCIPALITIES,
Schwarzburg-Rudol-
stadt.
Schwarzburg-Sonder-
hausen.
Lippe-Detmold.
Schaumburg-Lippe.
LANDGRAVIATE.
Hesse.
FREE CITIES.
Frankfort-on-the-
Saxe-Altenburg. Reuss-Greiz. Maine.
Anhalt-Dessau- Reuss-Schleiz. Hamburg.
Köthen. Waldeck. Bremen.
Anhalt-Bernburg. Liechtenstein. Lubeck.
The Germanic Confederation continued till 1866, when, in conse-
quence of the quarrels between Austria and Prussia, it was dissolved,
the Diet holding its last sitting Aug. 24, 1866.
THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION
was then formed under the leadership of Prussia, whose infiuence over
the other States was paramount.
This Confederation consisted of the following States:—
UNDER TREATY OF AUG. 18, 1866. 14. Hamburg.
1. Prussia. 15. Lubeck.
2. Oldenburg. 16. Bremen.
3. Brunswick.
4. Saxe-Weimar. Join ED SUBSEQUENTLY, 1866.
5. Anhalt.
6. Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. 17. Mecklenburg - Schwerin, Aug.
7. Saxe-Altenburg. 21.
8. Waldeck. 18. Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Aug. 21.
9. Lippe-Detmold. 19. Hesse (north of the Maine),
10. Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt. Sept. 3. -
11. Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen. 20. Reuss Greiz, Sept. 26.
12. Reuss Schleiz. 21. Saxe-Meiningen, Oct. 8.
13, Schaumberg Lippe. 22. Saxon, Oct. 21.
The following States in South Germany :-
3. Baden.
4. Hesse Darmstadt.
1. Bavaria.
2. Wurtemburg.
were allowed to remain nominally independent, but were bound by
secret treaties to place their armies at the disposal of Prussia in case
of war.
The following States were annexed to Prussia:—
1. Hanover. 3. Nassau.
2. Hesse-Cassel. 4. Frankfort.
During the Franco-German war of 1870–1, the North and South
German States were united under the title of
º Schleswig-Holstein.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
William I., K. of Prussia, was proclaimed emp. Jan. 1871, and the
1st Parliament of the empire was held at Berlin Mar. 21, 1871.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
The German Empire comprises the following States:—
1. Prussia. 10. Oldenburg. 18. Waldeck.
2. Bavaria. 11. Brunswick. 19. Reuss. Greiz.
3. Saxony. 12. Saxe-Meiningen. 20. Reuss Schleiz.
4. Wurtemburg. 13. Saxe-Altenburg. 21. Schaumburg-
5. Baden. 14. Saxe-Coburg and Lippe.
6. Hesse-Darmstadt. Gotha. 22. Lippe.
7. Mecklenburg- 15. Anhalt. 23. Lubeck.
Schwerin. 16. Schwarzburg - 24. Bremen.
8. Saxe-Weimar. Rudolstadt. 25. Hamburg.
9. Mecklenburg- 17. Schwarzburg - 26. Alsace-Lorraine.
Strelitz. Sondershausen.
PRUSSIA. BRANDENBURG.
PRUSSIA continued long under the dominion of Poland, but at length
threw off the dependence of its dukes upon that power.
Frederick
William laid the foundation of the present monarchy, and his son and
successor, in Jan. 1701, assumed the title of the king, and was acknow-
ledged as king by the emperor Leopold and all his allies. Prussia is now
the ruling German State, and its king is also emperor of Germany
MARGRAVES, ELECTORs, DUKES, AND KINGs.
MARGRAVES OR BLECTORS OF BRAN-
1134.
1170.
1184
1206.
1221.
1266.
1282.
1309.
1319.
1320.
1323.
1352.
1365.
1373.
1878.
1388.
1411.
1415.
1440.
1470.
1476.
1486.
1499.
1535.
DENBURG.
Albert I., surm. the Boar, first elec-
tor of Brandenburg.
Otho I.
Otho II.
Albert II.
John I. and Otho III.
John II.
Otho IV.
Waldemar.
Henry I., le Jeune.
Interregnum.
Louis I., of Bavaria.
Louis II., surm. the Roman.
Otho V., le Fained.mt.
Wenceslas, of Luxemburg.
Sigismund, of Luxemburg.
Jossus, the Bearded.
Sigismuud, again.
Frederick I. of Nuremburg.
Frederick II., surn. Ironside.
Albert III., surn. the German
Achilles.
John III., son, as margrave.
The same, as elector.
Joachim I., son.
Joachim II.
1571.
1598.
1608.
1616.
1619.
1640.
1688.
1701.
1713.
1740.
1786
1797.
1840.
1861.
John George.
Joachim Frederick.
John Sigismund.
AND DUKES OF PRUSSIA.
John Sigismund, above named.
George William.
Frederick William, son.
Trederick, som, crowned K. Jan. 18,
1701.
KINGS OF PRUSSIA.
Frederick I., above named.
Frederick William I., son.
Frederick II. (Frederick the Great),
SOIl.
Frederick William II., nephew.
Frederick William III.
Frederick William IV., son, June 7.
His brother, aft. William I., app.
Regent, Oct. 23, 1857, and the ap-
pointment was made permanent,
Oct. 7, 1858.
William I. (Fredk. Wm. Louis),
brother, Jan. 2. Declared emp. of
Germany Jan. 18, 1871. See Ger-
many.
5
66 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
ANHALT.
Bernard, son of Albert the Bear, Margrave of Brandenburg,
1st count of Anhalt; d. 1212.
1212. Henry I., d. 1252.
On his death Anhalt was divided into three parts; Ascania,
Bernburg, and Zerbst.
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1570. Anhalt united under Joachim Ernest ; ; d. 1586.
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1603. Anhalt divided into four parts: Dessau, Bernburg, Köthen, and
Zerbst.
1793. The Zerbst line became extinct, and this portion of the princi-
pality was divided amongst the three remaining branches.
1807. The counts of Anhalt assumed the title of duke.
1847. The Köthen line became extinct by the death of duke Henry, Nov.
ſ 23, and this part of the duchy is now incorporated with
Dessau.
T) UKEs of ANHALT-BERNBURG. DUKES OF ANHALT-DEssau.
* * •k * -k *
* * Alexis. * * Leopold Frederick Francis.
1834. Alexander Charles, Mar. 24; d. 1817. Leopold Frederick, Aug. 9.
Aug. 19, 1863. On his death 1871. Frederick (Leopold Frederick Fran-
the male line became extinct, cis Nicholas), May 22.
and the whole of the duchy is
now under the branch of Anhalt-
Dessau.
BADEN. BADEN-BADEN. BADEN-DURLACH.
THE house of Baden descends from Gerold, who, as well as his son,
appears in the ancient records towards the close of the 8th century, as
Landgraves of the Barr. From him, after many descents, came Ber-
tholdus, who had two sons. The elder, Herman I., possessed, vité
patris, Hochberg in Brisgau, to which Baden belonged; he took the
title of margrave, and died in 1074. His heir was Herman II., who
called himself “margrave of Baden,” and was the head and founder
of the present house of Baden, 1130.
From Christopher I., who united the branches of Hochberg and
Baden, and died in 1527, proceeded the branches of Baden-Baden and
Baden-Durlach, which were united in 1771. He had two sons, Bernard
and Ernest, of whom below.
MARGRAVES OF BADEN.
* * Herman I. 1243. Herman W.
1130. Herman II. 1250. Rodolph I.
1160. Herman III 1288. Herman VI.
1190. Herman IV. 1291. Frederick II.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
67
1333. Herman IX.
1353. Rodolph VIII.
1872. Rodolph X.
1391. Bernhard I.
MARGRAVES OF BADEN-BADEN.
1527. Bernhard IV.
1537. Philibert.
1569. Philip.
1588. Edward.
1600. William.
1677. Louis William.
1707. Louis George.
* * Augustus William George, d. 1771.
On his death the line of Baden-
Baden became extinct and the
territory reverted to Charles Fre-
derick, Margrave of Baden-Dur-
lach.
GRAND DUKES OF
1431. James I.
1453. Charles I.
1475. Christopher I., d. 1527.
MARGRAVES OF BADEN-DURLACH.
1527. Ernest.
1553. Charles II., son.
1577. (? 1584.) Ernest Frederick, som.
1604. George Frederick, brother; abd.
1622. Frederick W., son.
1659. Frederick VI., Son.
1677. Frederick VII., son.
1709. Charles William, son.
1746. Charles Frederick, grandson. On,
the death of Augustus William
George, Margrave of Baden-Baden,
he succ. to that Margravate. He
was created an Elector of the em-
pire in 1803 and a Gr. D. in 1806.
BADEN.
1806. Charles Frederick, above-named. 1852. Louis II., son, Apr. 24; d. Jan 22.
1811. Charles Louis Frederick, grandson. 1858. Being animbecile,his younger
1818. Louis William Augustus, uncle. brother, Frederick William Louis,
1830. Charles Leopold Frederick, brother, was appointed Regent, and in
Mar. 30. 1856. Sep. 5, took the title of Gr. D.
BAWARIA.
AFTER undergoing various revolutions, Bavaria became a duchy in the
9th century, and the title of duke was possessed by its rulers until
1623, when Maximilian I. was invested with the electoral dignity by the
emperor Ferdinand II. In 1805 Napoleon raised Bavaria to the rank
of a kingdom ; and on Jan. 1, 1806, Maximilian Joseph was proclaimed
king at Munich in the presence of the French Emperor.
DUKES, ELECTORS, AND KINGS OF BAvARIA.
DUKES.
. Leopold.
. Arnulph, surn, the Bad.
. Eberhard.
. Berthold.
. Henry, surn. the Quarreller.
. Henry II.
. Henry III., the Holy and the Lame,
elected emp. in 1002.
. Herny IV.
. Henry V.
. Conrad I.
. Henry VI.
. Conrad II.
. Agnes, empress dowager.
1061. Otho.
I071.
1101.
1120.
1126.
1138.
1142.
1154.
Guelph I.
Guelph II., som.
Henry VII., surn. the Black, brother.
Henry VIII., surn. the Proud, som.
Leopold II., of Austria.
Henry IX., of Austria.
Henry X., surn. the Lion, son of
Henry the Proud.
Otho the Great, cr. D. by the emp.
Frederick Barbarossa.
Louis I., son.
Otho II., the Illustrious, som, elector
palatine.
Louis II., the Severe, son, elector
palatine.
Louis III., som, elected emp. in 1814.
1180.
1183.
1231.
1253.
1294.
5 *
68
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1347.
1375.
1397.
1438.
1460.
1465.
1508.
1550.
1579.
1596.
1651.
1679.
1726.
Stephen, son.
John, surn. the Pacific, brother.
Ernest, brother.
Albert I., surn. the Pious, son.
John II., and Sigismund,
TeS.
Albert II., brother.
William I., son.
Albert III., son.
William II., surn. the Religious, son,
abd.
Sons,
ELECTORS.
Maximilian, son, cr. elector by the
emp. Ferdinand II., Feb. 25,
1623.
Ferdinand Mary.
Maximilian Emmanuel, son, May 26.
Charles Albert, son, Feb. 26; elected
1745
1777
1799.
1805.
1825.
1848.
1864.
1886.
emp. in 1742, opposed by Maria
Theresa.
. Maximilian Joseph I., son, Jan. 20.
. Charles Theodore, elector palatine,
succ. to Bavaria, Dec. 30.
Maximilian Joseph II., as elector.
KINGS OF BAVARIA.
Maximilian Joseph I., as King.
Louis Charles, son, Oct. 13; abd.
Mar. 21, 1848; d. Feb 29, 1868.
Maximilian Joseph II., son.
Louis II. (Louis Otho Frederick
William), son, Mar. 10; committed
suicide.
Otho William Leopold, brother, June
13; of unsound mind. His brother,
Leopold, app. Regent.
PALATINATE OF THE RHINE.
ONE of the ancient electorates of Germany, long united to Bavaria ;
separated therefrom in 1294, and again united thereto in 1777.
1156.
1196.
1227.
1253.
1294.
1319.
1327.
1353.
1390.
1398.
1410.
1436.
1442.
1476.
1508.
1544.
Counts PALATINE OF THE RHINE.
Conrad, of Suabia, first elector.
Henry, of Saxe.
Otho, surn. the Illustrious, elector
of Bavaria in 1231.
Louis II., surn. the Severe, elector
of Bavaria, and elector palatine.
Rodolphus I., le Begue.
Adolphus, surn, the Simple.
Rodolphus II., the Blind.
Rupert II., surn. the Red.
Rupert II., le Petit.
Rupert III., elected emp. in 1400.
Louis III., surn. Barbatus, or
Longbeard.
Louis IV.
Frederick I., surn. the Victorious
Philip, surn, the Ingenuous or Sincere.
Louis W., surn. the Pacific, refused
the imperial crown.
Frederick II., surn. the Wise.
i556
1559
1576.
1583.
1610.
1648.
1680.
1685.
1690.
1716.
1743.
. Otho Henry.
. Frederick III., surn. the Pious.
Louis VI., surn. the Easy.
Frederick IV.
Frederick W., K. of Bohemia, de-
throned and stript of his heredi-
tary dominions; d. 1632.
Charles Louis, son; by the treaty
of Westphalia, in 1648, he had
the greater part of the palatinate
restored to him.
Charles II.
Philip William, cousin.
John William.
Charles Philip.
Charles Theodore, who, on Dec. 30,
1777, succ. to the dominions of
the Bavarian branch of . his
family.
See Bavaria, suprā.
BRUNSWICK. HANOVER.
THE house of Brunswick owes its origin to Azo IV. of the family of
Esté, son of Hugo III., marquess of Ferrara, in Italy.
Azo, who died
in 1055, left by his consort Cunegonde, daughter and heiress of Guelph,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 69
duke of Bavaria, a son, who was great-grandfather of Henry, surnamed
the Lion. (See Bavaria, p. 67.) This prince married Maud, eldest
daughter of Henry II. of England, and is always looked upon as the
ancestor of our persent royal family. The dominions possessed by
Henry the Lion were very extensive; but he having refused to assist
Frederick Barbarossa in a war against pope Alexander III., that
emperor's resentment was drawn upon him, and in the diet of Wurtz-
burg, in 1180, he was proscribed. The duchy of Bavaria was given to
Otho, count Wittelsbach, from whom is descended the present royal
family of Bavaria; the duchy of Saxony was conferred upon Bernard
Ascanius, founder of the house of Anhalt ; and his other possessions
were disposed of to different princes. Thus despoiled, Henry retired
to England; but ultimately, after much intercession, Brunswick and
Luneberg were restored to him. He left three sons. The two elder
having no male issue, William, the third son, carried on the line of his
family, and from him all the succeeding dukes of Brunswick and Lune-
berg have descended.
The house of Brunswick has from time to time divided into several
branches. The principal are:
BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG. º
BRUNSWICK-Wor,FENBUTTEL, 1st branch.
BRUNSWICK-ZELL, or BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG-ZELL, from which the
house of Hanover descended.
BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL, 2nd branch, or BRUNswich-LUNE-
BURG-Wol, FENBUTTEL.
RULERS OF BRUNSWICK AND HANOVER.
1139. Henry the Lion. See Introduction, supra.
1195. William, son, D. of Luneburg.
DUKES OF BRUNSWICK.
1213. Otho I., son, cr. 1st D. of Brunswick in 1235.
1252. Albert I., son, styled the Great.
1279. Albert II. son, styled the Fat.
1318. Magnus I., Som.
1368. Magnus II., som. On his death the house of Brunswick was divided into two
* branches, as under:—
DUKES OF BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG. DUKES OF BRUNSWICI, WOLFENBUTTEL,
1373. Frederick, son, elect. emp. of Ger- +
many 1400. (1ST BRANCH.)
1400. Bernard, brother.
1434. Frederick the Just, d. 1478. * * Henry I., son.
Otho the Magnanimous, d. 1471.
1478. Henry the Young, son of Otho. 1416. William I. and Henry II., sons.
1532. Ernest I., styled the Confessor, d.
1546. 1482. Frederick and William II., sons of
On his death the family was again William I.
divided into two branches: 1495. Henry III. and Eric, sons of Wil-
I. BRUNswick-ZELL or BRUNS- liam I.
wick-LUNEBURG-ZELL (See
below 1514. Henry IV., son of Henry II.
70
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
II. BRUNswick - Wolf ENBUTTEL,
2nd Branch, or BRUNswicrº-
TIUNEBURG - WOLFENBUTTEL.
(See opposite column.)
DUKES OF BRUNSWICK-ZELL OR
BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG-ZELL.
1546. William, the second son of Ernest
the Confessor, became D. of Zell.
1592. Ernest II.
1611. Christian, brother, bp. of Minden.
1633. Augustus, brother, administrator of
Ratesburg.
1636. Frederick, bro., pres. of the Chapter
of Bremen; succ. by his nephew
1648. Christian Lewis, son of his brother
George, pr. of Calenberg.
1665. George William. His only dau.
Sophia Dorothea, m. 1682, George
Lewis, his nephew, eldest son to
his brother Ernest Augustus, D. of
Hanover.
(See below.) *
HOUSE OF HANOvI&R.
DURES OF HANOVER.
1665. John, 2nd son of Christian Lewis,
D. of Brunswick-Zell (see above),
became D. of Hanover.
1679. Ernest Augustus, son, m. the pr.
Sophia, dau. of Frederick, elector
palatine, and of Elizabeth, dau,
of James I. of England.
This is the prs. Sophia, to whose
descendants (being Protestants)
the crown of England was limited
by the act of settlement, 1701.
She was b. Oct. 13, 1630, and had
issue by the above marriage six
Sons and one daughter: namely,
George Lewis, afterwards George
I. : Frederick Augustus, b. 1661,
d. 1690, unm. ; Maximilian Wil-
liam, b. 1666, d. 1726, unm. ;
Charles Philip, b. 1669, d. 1690;
Christian, b. 1671, d. 1703, unm.;
Ernest Augustus, bp. of Osnaburg,
b. 1674, cr. 1716, D. of York and
Albany and E. of Ulster, d. 1728,
unm. ; Sophia Charlotte, b. 1668,
m. to Frederick William, elector
of Brandenburg. The prs. Sophia
d. June 8, 1714, in her 84th year.
ELECTORS OF HANOVER.
1692. Ernest Augustus, above named, cr.
Elector.
1698. George Lewis, son, m. his cousin,
the heiress of the D. of Brunswick-
Zell. Became K. of Great Britain
Aug. 1, 1714, as GEORGE I.
1568. Julius, son.
1589. Henry Julius, son.
son, d. 1634, .
1613. Frederick Ulrick,
* without issue.
On his death the succession passed
under certain family arrange-
ments to Augustus, a descendant
of Henry, the eldest son of Ernest
the Confessor, and he became D.
of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel.
DUKES OF BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL
(2ND BRANCH), OR
BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG-WOLFENBUTTEL.
1634. Augustus, above-named. He left
three sons, Rodolphus Augustus,
Anthony Ulrick, and Ferdinand
Albert ; the two first succ., the
third was the founder of the
Bevern line. -
1666. Rodolphus Augustus, who associated
his next brother, Anthony Ulrick,
in the government from 1685 ; d.
1704.
1704, Anthony Ulrick, brother, now ruled
alone; erected Blankenburg into
a principality in 1707, became a
Tºoman Catholic in 1710; d. 1714.
1714. Augustus William, son ; d. without
issue 1731.
1731. Ludowick Rodolphus, brother (pr. of
Blankenburg from his father's
death in 1714); d. without male
issue in 1735.
This pr. left three daughters, who
were married, Elizabeth Christine
to the emp. Charles VI., Christina
to the gr.-D. Alexius of Russia,
and Antonie Amelia to the D. of
Bevern.
1735. Ferdinand Albrecht, d, same year.
1735. Charles, son, who transf, the ducal
residence to Brunswick. *
1780. Charles William Ferdinand, son, m.
the prs. Augusta of England;
killed at the battle of Jena, com-
manding the Prussian army, Oct.
14, 1806; succ by his 4th son,
his eldest sons being blind, an
abd. in favour of -
1806. Frederick William. His reign may
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 71.
1727. George Augustus, son; GEORGE II.
of England.
George William Frederick, grand-
son; GEORGE III. of England.
1760.
ECINGS OF HANOVER.
1814. George William Frederick, above-
named, 1st FC. of Hanover, Oct. 2.
George Augustus Frederick, son ;
GEORGE IV. of England.
William Henry, brother; WILLIAM
IV. of England.
Hanover separated from the crown
of Great Britain.
Ernest Augustus, brother to William
IV. of England, on whose demise
he succ. (as a distinct inheritance)
to the throne of Hanover, June
20, 1837.
George (George Frederick Augustus,
Charles Ernest), Nov. 18, dep.
Sept. 20, 1866; d. June 12, 1878.
Hanover was annexed to Prussia by
Decree Sept. 20, 1866.
1820.
1830.
1837.
1851.
be dated from the battle of Leip-
sic in Oct. 1813; fell at the
battle of Quatre-Bras command-
ing the avant-garde under Wel-
lington, June 16, 1815. *
1815. Carl, son (Charles Frederick William
Augustus), b. Oct. 30, 1804.
Dep. by his younger brother
William in 1830.
1830. William (Augustus Louis William
Maximilian Frederick), b. April
25, 1806; succ. Sept. 7, 1830; d.
Oct. 18, 1884.
. On his death Ernest Augustus
William Adolphus George Fredk.,
D. of Cumberland and titular K.
of Hanover, should have succ. to
the dukedom, but this was not
permitted by the German Imperial
Authorities, and pr. Albrecht of
Prussia was appointed Regent,
Qct. 21, 1884.
FRANCONIA.
PHARAMOND is the first of the Franconian kings of whom we have any
distinct mention; see France. They were conquered by Charlemagne,
and Franconia was subsequently governed by dukes.
In modern times, Franconia consisted of two principalities, Bayreuth
and Anspach ; three bishoprics, Bamburg, Wursburg, and Eichstadt;
seven counties, and three lordships. These divisions are now altered,
one district having been given to Wurtemburg, another to Baden, a
third to the house of Hesse, and the tract called Henneberg to the
house of Saxe. All the rest has been made over to Bavaria.
DUKEs of FRANCONIA.
891. Conrad I., about this time. 1038. The dukedom extinct until 1116.
912. Eberhard. 1116. Conrad W., emp. as Conrad III, in
939. Conrad II. 1138.
955. Otho I. 1152. Frederick, and D. of Suabia.
1004. Conrad III. 1167. Conrad VI.
1011. Conrad IV. 1191. Courad VII., and D. of Suabia.
HESSE.
HESSE-CASSEL, HESSE-DARMSTADT, HESSE-HOMBURG.
HESSE.
ALL the Hessian branches proceed from Philip the Generous, who at the
death of his father, William II., in 1509, inherited the entire princi-
72
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pality of Hesse.
Dying in 1567, he left four sons, who divided the ter-
ritory, so that four lines originated:—(1) Hesse-Cassel, (2) Hesse-Mar-
burg, which lapsed in 1583, (3) Hesse-Rheinfels, which lapsed in 1604,
and (4) Hesse-Darmstadt.
Of the two principal branches, the eldest
son, William IV., became the founder of that of Hesse-Cassel; and
George, the youngest son, became the founder of the branch of Hesse-
Darmstadt.
TANDGRAVES OF HESSE.
% * *
1509. Philip, surn, the Generous.
* *X- *
On his death in 1567 Hesse was divided as above.
HESSE-CASSEL, OR ELECTORAL HESSE.
LANDGRAVES.
William IV., eldest son of Philip,
surn. the Wise.
Maurice, son, abd. in favour of
William W., son, surn. the Constant.
His three younger brothers were
the founders of the three lines of
Rothenberg, Eschwegen, and
Rheinfels. William died during
the campaign of East Friedland,
supposed by poison ; his consort,
Amelia Elizabeth, governed until
1650, when she handed over the
rule to her son,
William VI., surn. the Good and the
Wise.
Charles, brother.
Frederick I., son, who became, in
right of his consort, K. of Sweden
in 1719; his bro. acted as viceroy,
and, at his death, succ. in Hesse.
1567.
1592.
1627.
1637.
1650.
1663.
1730.
1751. William VII., brother.
1760. Frederick II., son.
1785. William IX. (VIII.), son, obtained
the electorship 1801, and called
himself William I., elector 1803.
ELECTORs.
1801–3. William I. (as above).
After the battle of Jena, he fled to
Denmark, and, by the treaty of
Tilsit, Hesse-Cassel became part
of the kingdom of Westphalia.
Returned in 1813; d. 1821.
1821. William II., son, retired to Hanau
in 1831. The hereditary pr.
made co-regent, Sept. 30, 1831.
1847. Frederick William I., son, late co-
regent, Nov. 20; d. January 6,
1875.
Hesse-Cassel was annexed to Prussia
by Decree, Sept. 20, 1866.
HESSE-DARMSTADT, OR GRAND-DUCAL HESSE.
THE founder of this line, as already mentioned, was George I., youngest
son of Philip the Generous.
The princes of Hesse-Darmstadt were
elevated to the rank of grand dukes by the French emperor Napoleon.
LANDGRAVES.
George I.
Louis W., son, surn, the Faithful.
George II., son.
Louis VI.
Louis VII.,
months.
Ernest Louis, brother.
Touis VIII., son.
Louis IX., son.
1567.
1596.
1624.
1661.
1678. reigned only a few
1678.
1733.
1768.
1790. Louis X., son, became Gr. D.
GRAND-DUKEs.
1803. Louis I. (late Louis X.), first Gr. D.
1830. Louis II., son, was thrice married.
1848. Louis III., son, June 16.
1877. Louis IV., nephew (Frederick Wil-
liam Louis Charles), June 13.
HESSE-HOMBURG,
THIS house owes its origin to a junior branch of Hesse-Darmstadt.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 73
George I. left in 1596 three sons, of whom Frederick became the founder
of this line. The later princes were as under:—
LANDGRAVES.
- * k * Sept. 8; d. March 24, 1866. On
1751. Frederick Louis V. his death the male line became
1820. Frederick Joseph, son. extinct, and Hesse-Homburg re-
1829. Louis William Frederick, brother. verted to the Grand Duchy of
1839. Philip Augustus Frederick, brother. Hesse - Darmstadt, by whom it
1846. Gustavus Adolphus Frederick, was ceded to Prussia as from
brother. Oct. 8, 1866, by treaty dated
1848. Ferdinand Henry Frederick, brother, Sept. 15, 1866.
LIECHTENSTEIN.
PRINCEs of IIIECHTENSTEIN.
º * * 1858. John II. (John Maria Francis
1836. Alois Joseph, April 20. Placidus), Nov. 12.
LIPPE-DETMOLD.
PRINCEs of LIPPE-DETMOLD.
* ** * 1851. Leopold (Paul Frederick Emile
* * Frederick William Leopold. Leopold), Jan. 1.
1802. Paul Alexander Leopold, April 1875. Woldemar (Gonthier Frederick Wol-
4. demar), Dec. 8.
LIPPE-SCHAUMBURG.
PRINCEs of LIPPE-SCHAUMBURG.
* º: * 1787. George William, Feb. 13.
* * Philip Ernest. 1860. Adolphus George, Nov. 21
MECKLENBURG.
MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN. MECKLENBURG-
STRELITZ.
CHARLEMAGNE, during his wars with the Saxons, entered Mecklenburg,
A.D. 789, and compelled the inhabitants to embrace Christianity. Louis,
his successor, had the country governed by the dukes of Saxony; the
74. THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
people, however, threw off that yoke, and Nicolas and Premislas, princes,
divided the territory between them. In 1147, Nicolas being slain in
battle, Henry the Lion conquered Mecklenburg, and divided it among
his generals and knights. But to the son of Nicolas (Premislas II.) he
restored a part of his father’s dominions, with the title of “Prince of
Mecklenburg,” instead of the former title, which was “Ring of the
Wenden.” After the death of Premislas II. followed Henry Borwin,
his son, founder of the house of Mecklenburg. The modern division of
the duchy was made at the commencement of the 18th century. The
dignity of grand duke was conferred on the princes of Mecklenburg by
the Congress of Vienna in 1815.
MECKLENBURG.
PRINCEs.
PIenry Borwin I. From this prince Henry III. (V.), surn. the Fat,
and his consort Matilda, dau. of 1423. and John II., who d. 1442.
Henry the Lion, sprang the house Henry the Fat again united
of Mecklenburg. Stargard to Mecklenburg, and,
* * Henry Borwin II., d. 1236, and left dying in 1477, left three sons,
four sons, who divided Mecklen- who succ.
burg into four parts, viz.: MECK- Albert IV. ) Co-regents. The
LENBURG, GUSTROW, ROSTOCK, and 1477. |: II. three sons of
PARCHIM, which existed till 1611. Balthazar Magnus II. succ.
The eldest son of Henry Borwin Henry IV. (VI.)
Sll C.C. ; : [Yº Trich ºn-roo
1236. John, surn. Theologus. 1503. |; * IT'air. |º regents.
1264. Henry I. (called III.), son. Went
to Jerusalem, and was therefore
surn. Hierosolymitanus; was made
1547. John Albert I., the eldest of five
sons of Albert the Fair.
prisoner, and was supposed to be His brother Ulrick made claims to
dead. the co-regency, and caused there-
1302. Henry II, (IV.), son. The former by a division in the country.
prince returned from captivity, 1553. Ulrick, above-named.
and governed with Henry II., who | 1603. Charles, brother, who governed, in-
d. 1329; and through his sons, stead of his minor cousins, Adol-
Albrecht and John, sprung up phus Frederick and John Albert
the new lines of MIECKLENDURG until 1610.
and STARGARD. In the line Of Tho Territory Wà.S again divided
Mecklenburg, succ. into two lines, MECKLENBURG and
1349. Albrecht or Albert I., who was GUSTRow ; the latter line became
succ. by his three sons extinct in 1695.
Alº, nº elect K ºf Sweden | 1610. Adolphus Frederick.
3 33.
1658. Christian Louis, son.
1380 Henry, who took but little part in
gº the government, and 1679 Frederick William, nephew. His
Magnus I., to whom Albert res. disputes with his cousin, Fred-
the principality. erick Adolphus (II.) led to the
Albert III., son of Albert II., Hambro treaty, by which, in 1701,
1412 | governed, together with the two lines of MECKLENBURG-
John, son of Magnus I., whose SCHWERIN and MECKLENBURG-
| two Sons Succ. STRELITZ were formed.
MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN.
PRINCES AND GRAND DUKEs.
PRINCES. 1713. Charles Leopold, brother. His
1701. Frederick William, the above-men- brother, Christian Louis, who
tioned prince. He retained three- afterwards succ., was appointed
fourths of the territory. administrator by the emp. in 1732.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 75
1747. Christian Louis II., brother.
1756. Frederick, surn. the Kind.
1785. Frederick Francis I., nephew. The 1815. Frederick Francis I., above named.
dignity of Gr. D. was conferred 1837. Paul Frederick, grandson.
upon this pr. by the Congr. of 1842. Frederick Francis II., son, Mar. 7.
Vienna, 1815. 1883. Frederick Francis III., son, Apr. 15.
GRAND DUKES.
MECKLENBURG-STRELITZ.
PRINCES AND GRAND DUKEs.
PRINCEs. GRAND DUKES.
1701. Adolphus Frederick II., founder of 1794. Charles Louis Frederick II., above
this line. | named.
1708. Adolphus Frederick III., son. i g
1749. §. Louis Frederick'ſ, i.other. 1816. George Frederick Charles Joseph,
1752. Adolphus Frederick IV., son. j son, Nov. 6.
1794. Charles Louis Frederick II., brother. 1860. Frederick William Charles George
The dignity of Gr. D, was con- Ernest Adolphus Gustavus, son,
ferred upon this pr. by the Congr. Sept. 6.
of Vienna, 1815.
NASSAU.
WALRAM III., who possessed, in 1195, all the territory belonging to
Nassau, died in 1198; and his sons, Henry I. and Rupert W., reigned
jointly until the latter entered into the union of the German knighthood
in 1230. The sons of Henry I. (who was surnamed the Rich) were
Walram and Otho. They governed in common until 1255, and became
the founders of two distinct principal lines. That of Walram became
possessed of the principality of NASSAU, and that of Otho is represented
by the NETHERLANDs’ dynasty. Walram’s successor was his son,
Adolphus, elected emp. in 1292; LINE OF NASSAU-WEILBURG.
fell in battle, with Albert of 1361. John I., who enlarged his terri-
Austria, at Gellheim (Spires), in tories by marriage, and was
1298. invested by the emp. Charles
1298. Gerlach, son, reigned until 1361. This IV. with the coronet of a prince ;
prince's two sons, Adolphus II. d. 1371.
and John I., divided Walram’s | 1371. Philip I., son.
line again into two branches, 1429. Philip II., second son ; the elder,
Nassau-Idstein-Weisbaden and $ John II., founded a separate line.
Nassau-Weilburg ; the latter 1492. Louis I., grandson.
created by John I., the former by 1523. Philip III., son, he left two sons,
Adolphus. Albert and Philip IV., who
divided their territory ; the
line of the latter became extinct
LINE OF NASSAU-IDSTEIN-WEISBADEN. g &
in 1602, and his part fell back
1361. Adolphus II. to his brother's line.
1370. Walram, son. 1559. Albert, son.
1393. Adolphus III, son. 1593. Ilouis II., son, who inherited in 1602
1426. John, son. the possessions of Philip IV., and
1480. Adolphus IV., son, after the death of John Louis
1511. Philip, son. (see above) he inherited all the
1568. Balthazar, second son. possessions of the Walram line.
1568. John Louis, son. His son died vità Louis d. 1627; his three sons be-
patris, and this line and its pos- came founders of three distinct
sessions fell to the younger branch. lines, of which the most important
76
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1629.
1655.
1675.
1719.
1753.
1788.
1180 (about). The independence of Oldenburg established.
# k * *
1448.
1531.
16—.
1667.
1773.
1785.
-} +
*
was that of Nassau-Weilburg,
ruled by his third son, Ernest
Casimir.
Ernest Casimir, third son.
Frederick, son.
John Ernest, son.
Charles Augustus, son, who again
assumed the princely title con-
ferred on his ancestors by the
emp. Charles IV.
Charles Christian.
Frederick William. This prince
lost by the peace of Luneville a
part of his possessions on the left
border of the Rhine; the Confed-
eration of the Rhine, however,
which he joined in 1816, enlarged
his territory, and conferred upon
him the ducal title.
DUKES.
1806. Frederick William, above named. . .
1816. William George, som, who inherited
in March, 1816, the possessions
of Nassau-Usingen, and thus
united all the territory of the
elder Walram line of the house
of Nassau.
1839. Adolphus.William Charles Augustus,
Frederick, son, Aug. 20. -
Nassau was annexed to Prussia by
Decree, Sept. 20, 1866.
OLDENBURG.
OLDENBURG comprises (1) the duchy of Oldenburg, (2) the principality
of Lubeck, and (3) the principality of Birkenfeld.
*
Count Christian VIII., of Oldenburg, elected K. of Denmark, and Oldenburg
transferred to his brother Gerhard.
* - *
X:
Anton I., d. 1573.
+ * º:
Anton Günther, d. 1667.
* *}{. *}{
* * •x-
On his death the succession passed to the K, of Denmark, and so continued until
1773, when it was resigned to the Holstein-Gothorp line, who renounced their
claims to Schleswig-Holstein.
DUKES AND GRAND DUKES
Oldenburg was at this time created a duchy.
OF OLDENBURG.
DUICES. GRAND DUKES.
Frederick Augustus, bp. of Lubeck. 1815. Peter Frederick Louis above named.
Peter Frederick. 1829. Augustus (Paul Frederick Augus-
Peter Frederick Louis. tus) succ. May 21, decl. Gr. D.,
The Duchy was seized and annexed May 28.
to the French Empire by Napo- 1853. Peter I. (Nicholas Frederick Peter),
leon I. about 1811, but its inde- Feb. 27.
pendence was restored at the 1881. Augustus (Frederick Augustus),
Congress of Vienna (1814–5), and May 14.
it was, at the same time, created
a Grand Duchy. t
REUSS-GREIZ.
(The Elder Branch.)
PRINCEs.
* *}{. * ºx-
Henry XX.
1836. Henry XXI., Oct. 31.
1859. Henry XXII., son, Nov. 8
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 77
REUSS-SCHLEIZ.
(The Younger Branch.)
PRINCEs.
3: * 3. 1854. Henry XIII., brother, June 19.
* * Henry XI." 1867. Henry XIV., son, July 11.
1818. Henry XII., son, Apr. 17.
SAXONY OR SAXE-ROYAL.E. SAXE-ALTENBURG, LATE
HILDBOURGHAUSEN. SAXE-COBURG AND GOTHA,
LATE SAXE-COBURG-SAALFELD. SAXE-GOTHA-
ALTENBURG. SAXE-MEININGEN. SAXE-WEIMAR.
LITTLE is known of Saxony until Charlemagne directed his arms to the
right bank of the Rhine. He experienced much resistance from the
Saxons under Wittikind, but they, in the end, submitted to him ; and
among the consequences of their subjection to this great conqueror,
was the conversion of the country to Christianity. He conferred the
title of duke upon their chief. The first who became elector was
Bernard III. of the House of Ascania, and, on the extinction of that
line, Frederick the Warlike, margrave of Misnia or Meissen was made
elector. Saxony continued an electorate until 1806, when the title of
elector was changed to king, conformably with the treaty of peace
between France and Frederick Augustus, signed at Posen, Dec. 11, in
that year.
SAXONY OR SAXE-ROYALE.
DUKES, ELECTORS, AND KINGs.
DURES. 1260. Albert II.
880. Otho I., styled the Great. 1298. Rodolphus I.
912. Henry, surn. the Fowler, elect. emp. 1856. Rodolphus II.
918. 1370. Wincelaus.
936. Otho II., son, elect. emp. 1389. Rodolphus III.
959. Herman Billing. 1419. Albert III.
973. Bernard I. 1423. Frederick I., surn, the Warrior,
1010. Bernard II. Landgrave of Thuringia and
1062. Otho III. marq. of Misnia of the ancient
1073. Magnus. House of Saxony.
1106. Lothaire, elect. emp. 1125, and 1428. Frederick II, the Peaceable and the
surn. the Saxon. Good. This pr. d. 1464, and left
1136. Henry, surn, the Proud, of Bavaria, two sons, Ernest and Albert. The
dep. first gave name to the elder, or
1138. Henry, surn. the Lion, dep, by the Ernestine branch of the family;
emp. Frederick Barbarossa; this the second, to the younger, or
prince is regarded as the ancestor Albertine branch.
of the present royal family of
England.—(See Brunswick). ERNESTINE BRANCH.
ELECTORS. 1464. Ernest, eldest son of Frederick II.
1180. Bernard III., of the house of As- || 1486. Frederick III., the Wise ; he refused
cania, first elector. the imperial crown.
1212. Albert T. 1525. John, brother, surn, the Constant.
.78
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1532. John Frederick, styled the Magnani- 1691. John George IV., som.
mous, dep. by the emp. Charles 1694. Frederick Augustus I., brother, K.
W., and the electorate conferred of Poland.
upon the 1733. Frederick Augustus II., son, K. of
Poland.
{ 1763. Frederick Christian, son. Feb.
ALBERTINE LINE. 1763. Frederick Augustus III. Dec.
Of this line were previously, in 1464, Ruled as elector until 1806.
Albert, already mentioned; in
1500, George the Rich ; and in KINGS OF SAxony.
1539, Henry the Pious. 1806. Frederick Augustus, above named,
1548. Maurice, cousin to the deposed first king, conformably with the
elector John Frederick, treaty of Posen, signed Dec. 11.
1553. Augustus, the Just and the Pious, 1827. Anthony Clement Theodore, brother.
brother. 1836. Frederick Augustus II., nephew.
1586. Christian I., son. June 6.
1591. Christian II., son. 1854. John(John Népomuck Maria Joseph),
1611. John George I., brother. brother. Aug. 9.
1656. John George II., son. 1873. Albert (Albert Frederick Antoine,
1680. John George III., son. | &c.), son. Oct. 29.
SAXE-ALTENBURG, LATE HILDBOURGHAUSEN.
DUKEs.
1675. Ernest, the 6th son of Ernest I. of 1834. Joseph George Frederick, son,
Gotha. Sept. 29.
1715. Ernest Frederick I., son. 1848. George Charles Frederick, second
1724. Ernest Frederick II., son. son of Duke Frederick, succ. on
1745. Ernest Frederick Charles, son. his elder brother's abdication,
1780. Fredérick, son. Became, by the Nov. 30.
convention of Nov. 12, 1826, D. 1853. Ernest Frederick Paul George
of Saxe-Altenburg. s Nicholas, son. Aug. 3
SAXE-COBURG AND GOTHA, LATE SAXE-COBURG-SAALFELD.
DUKEs.
1675. John Ernest, 7th son of Ernest I. of law of Q. Victoria. Became, by
Gotha. the convention of Nov. 12, 1826,
1729. Christian Tºrmest, son. D. of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
1745. Francis Joseph, brother. as Ernest I. ; d. 1844.
1764. Ernest Frederick, som. 1844. Ernest II., son, (Ernest Augustus
1800. Francis Trederick, son. Charles John Leopold Alexander
1806. Ernest Anthony, son. Father-in- Edward), Jan. 29.
SAXE-GOTHA-ALTENBURG.
DUKES.
1605. Ernest I., surn, the Pious, 7th son 1772. Ernest Louis, son.
of John, of Saxe-Weimar, who 1804. Emilius Augustus, son.
was duke in 1573. 1822. Frederick IV., brother; d. Feb. 11,
1675. Frederick I., son. 1825, when the male line of the
1691. Frederick II., son. family became extinct.
1732. Frederick III., son. -
On the extinction of the line of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg, in 1825, a new
arrangement or political division took place between the princes of
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 79
Saxony. By a convention concluded Nov. 12, 1826, Hildbourghausen
and Saalfeld were transferred to the house of Meiningen, and the rights
of the late duke of Saxe-Gotha. Altenburg were assigned to the two
conceding powers. See Sawe-Meiningen, Saale-Altenburg, and Saale-Coburg-
Gotha.
SAXE-MEININGEN.
T)UKEs.
1675. Bernard, 3rd. son of Ernest I., of 1803. Bernard Erich, a minor, son, Dec.
Saxe-Gotha. 24. Assumed the reins of Govern-
1706. Ernest Louis, son. ment, Dec. 17, 1821. Succ. by
1724. Ernest Louis, II., son. i the convention of Nov. 12, 1826,
1729. Charles Frederick, brother. to Hildbourghausen, Saalfeld,
1743. Anthony Ulric, uncle. &c.; abd.
1763. Augustus Frederick, son. 1866. George II., son., Sept. 20.
1782. George Frederick, brother.
SAXE-WEIMAR.
DUKES AND GRAND DUKEs.
DUKES. 1758. Charles Augustus, son, assumed the
1554. John William. title of grand-duke in 1815.
i573. John, son. -
1605. John Ernest I., son.
1626. William, brother. GRAND DUKES.
1662. John Ernest II., son. 1815. Charles Augustus, above named.
1683. William Ernest, son. 1828. Charles Frederick, son, June 14.
1728. Ernest Augustus, nephew. 1853. Charles Alexander Augustus, son,
1748. Ernest Augustus Constantine, son. July 8.
SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT.
PRINCEs.
* k * 1867. Albert, brother, June 28.
* * Louis Frederick. 1869. George Albert, son, Nov. 26.
1807. Frederick Gunther, son, Apr. 28.
SCHWARZBURG-SONDERSHAUSEN.
PRINCEs.
* ºk *
1835. Gunther Frederick Charles, Sept. 3
* * Gunther, abd. and succ. by his abd. and Suec. by his son
SOIl 1880. Charles Gunther, July 17.
80 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
SUABIA.
SUABIA was erected into a duchy in the 5th century, and continued to
be governed by its dukes until the 13th, when the reigning family
became extinct on the death of Conradin, who was beheaded at Naples
in 1268. Suabia was eventually divided among a number of petty
princes.
DUKEs.
The early dukes are too indistinctly re- || 1147. Frederick III. Barbarossa, emp. in
corded to be named consecutively. 1152.
867. Hugh. 1152. Frederick IV., de Rothermburg, and
916. Burchardt I. D. of Franconia.
926. Herman I. 1167. Interregnum.
949. Ludolph. 1169. Frederick W.
954. Burchardt II. 1191. Conrad, and D. of Franconia.
973. Otho I. 1196. Philip, elect. emp. in 1198.
982. Conrad I. 1208. Frederick VI., elect. emp. in 1212 as
997. Herman II. Frederick II.
1004. Herman III. 1219. Henry II.
1012. Ernest I. 1235. Conrad IV., elect. emp. in 1250; d.
1015. Ernest II. 1254, supposed to have been
1030. Herman IV., and Conrad II., emp. poisoned by his illegitimate
1039. Henry I., emp. as Henry III. brother, Manfred.
1045. Otho II. . 1254. Conradin, son of Conrad, an infant;
1047. Otho III. this young prince was dep. by
1057. Rodolph. his uncle, Manfred, and beheaded
1080. Frederick I., de Buren. at Naples, after a defeat in
1105. Frederick II., de Borgne. | battle by Charles, D. of Anjou,
1138. Conrad, D. of Franconia, and emp. in 1268.
as Conrad III.
WALDECK–WALDECK AND PYRMONT.
BRINCEs.
* •X. *X- 1845. George Victor, May 15.
* * George Frederick Henry.
WURTEMEERG.
THE old duchy of Wurtemburg was erected into a kingdom by the
French emperor Napoleon I. in Dec. 1805. This rank was confirmed b
the provisions of the peace of Presburg. The elector Frederick II. was
proclaimed king, Jan, 1, 1806.
DUKES AND KINGS OF WURTEMBERG,
DUKES. by the emp. Charles W. in 1519,
1457. Eberhard I., the Bearded, first duke. but they were restored to him in
1496. Eberhard II., le Jeune. - 1534.
1498. Ulric; dispossessed of his dominions | 1550. Christopher, styled the Pacific.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
81
1568.
1593.
1608.
1628.
1674.
1677.
1733.
1737.
1793.
1795.
Louis.
Frederick I.
John Frederick.
Eberhard III.
William Lewis.
Eberhard Louis.
Charles Alexander.
Charles Eugene.
Louis Eugene.
Frederick Eugene.
1797. Frederick II., son, became elector in
1803, and king, Dec. 12, 1805.
RINGs.
1806. Frederick I. (late elector Frederick
II.), procl. king, Jan. 1.
1816. William I. (William Frederick
Charles), son, Oct. 30.
1864. Charles I. (Charles Frederick Alex-
ander), son, June 25.
FLANDERS.
THIs country passed early into the hands of France, and was governed
by its counts or earls, chiefly subject to that crown, from A.D. 862, until
united with Burgundy in 1884. In 862, Baldwin, the great forester or
ranger of France, having carried off Judith, the daughter of Charles the
Bald, widow of a king of England, after much difficulty obtained the
king’s consent to marry her, and was made earl of Flanders.
Counts of FLANDERs.
862. Baldwin I., Bras de Fer, first 1168. Philip d'Alsace.
count. 1191. Margaret I. and Baldwin VIII.
879. Baldwin II., surn. the Bald. 1194. Baldwin IX., of Constantinople,
918. Arnulph I. and Baldwin III. Eastern emp. in 1204.
965. Arnulph II., le Jeune. 1206. Jane and Ferdinand.
989. Baldwin IV., surn, the Bearded. 1233. Jane governs alone.
1036. Baldwin W., le Débonnaire. 1244. Margaret II., of Constantinople.
1067. Baldwin WI., surn, the Good. 1280. Guy de Dampierre, son; another
1070. Arnulph III. son, John d'Avennes, became
1071. Robert I., le Frison. count of Holland.
1093. Robert II., of Jerusalem. 1305. Robert III., de Bethune.
1111. Baldwin VII., a la Hache. 1322. Louis I., de Crecy, grandson.
1119. Charles the Good, assass, in the 1346. Louis II., de Male.
church of Donatianus during | 1884. On the death of Louis II., Philip the
divine service. Hardy, D. of Burgundy, succ. by
1127. William de Clito, or Cliton, mortally marriage with his dau. and
* wounded at the siege of Alost. heiress, and united Flanders, to
1128. Thierry. his own dukedom.
HAINAULT.
Counts.
* ner I 1013. Regner W.
; : II. 1030. Rechila, Herman, and Baldwin I.
932. Regner III. 1051. Rechila.
958. Richer I. 1070. Baldwin II., of Jerusalem.
+& × * * 1099. Baldwin III.
972. Garner and Rainald 1120. Baldwin IV., surn. the Builder.
973. Godfrey the Old and Arnulph. 1171. Baldwin V., surn, the Valiant.
998. Regner IV. 1195. Baldwin VI.
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82 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1206. Jane. & another husband, became count
1244. Margaret, countess of Flanders. of Flanders.
1280. John d’Avennes, her son; another | 1299. John d'Avennes succ. to Holland.
son, Guy de Dampierre, by The provinces united.
HOLLAND. THE NETHERLANDS. BELGIUM.
DRINCES OF ORANGE.
ABOUT the 10th century, Holland and other provinces were governed
by their own counts or dukes. The Netherlands subsequently fell to
Burgundy, next to Austria; and the emperor Charles W. annexed them
to Spain. The tyranny of Philip II. and the barbarities of the duke of
Alva exasperated the people, and under the conduct of William, prince
of Orange, was formed the famous League of Utrecht, which proved the
foundation of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces. The Nether-
lands were conquered by Napoleon I. and annexed to France, but
recovered their independence and became a kingdom in 1815; the
southern part, Belgium, separated from it, and became a kingdom in
1830–1. s
Counts of Holi,AND, &c.
COUNTS OF FRIESLAND. 1234. William II. The pope gave the im-
Thierry I. perial title to this prince on the
# * * * * death of the emp. Frederick II.
963. Thierry II. 1256. Florence W.
988. Arnulph the Great. 1296. John I. ; on his death, the ancient
1003. Thierry III., of Jerusalem. house of the counts of Holland
1039. Thierry IV. became extinct.
1049. Florence I., of Holland; in whom 1299. John II. (John d'Avennes) count of
- ‘the title became merged. Hainault, succ., and the provinces
became united.
COUNTS OF HOLLAND.
1049. Florence I. HollAND AND HAINAULT,
1061. Thierry W. 1304. William III., surn. the Good.
The previous counts of this name, 1337. William IV.
Thierry I. II. III. and IV., were | 1345. Margaret, countess.
counts of Friesland. See above. 1356. William W., surn. the Senseless.
1091. Florence II., surn. the Fat. 1389. Albert.
1122. Thierry VI. 1404. William VI.
1157. Florence III. 1417. Jacquelina of Bavaria, countess.
1190. Thierry VII. 1433. Holland and Hainault came under
1203. William I. the dominion of Philip the Good,
1223. Florence TV. of Burgundy.
GovKRNors of THE NETHERLANDs.
1477. Adolphus of Cleves. 1559. Margaret of Austria, duchess of
1485. Engilbert, count of Nassau. Parma. -
1489. Albert of Saxony. 1567. Ferdinand, D. of Alva.
1494. Philip le Beau, assumed the govern- 1573. Louis de Requisens.
ment. 1576. John of Austria.
1505. William de Croi. 1578. Alexander of Parma.
1507. Margaret of Austria. 1592. Peter Ernest, count of Mansfeldt.
1531. Mary of Austria, dowager Q. of 1594. Archd. Ernest.
Hungary, and niece of Margaret. 1595. Pedro de Fuentes.
1555. Emmanuel, D. of Savoy. 1596. Albert of Austria.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
83
1599.
1621.
1633.
1641.
1644.
1647.
1656.
T659.
1664.
1668.
1670.
1675.
1678.
1579.
1587.
1625.
1647.
1650.
1502.
1530,
1544.
1584.
1618.
1625.
1647.
1815.
1840.
The infanta of Spain, Isabella, m.
the archd. Albert, and both were
invested with the sovereign
power.
Isabella, alone.
Ferdinand.
Francisco Mello.
Marq. de Castel Rodrigo.
Archd. Leopold.
John of Austria.
Marq. de Fromiata.
Marq. de Castel Rodrigo.
D. de Feria.
Comte de Monterei.
D. de Villahermosa.
Pr. of Parma.
1682. Marq. de Castanaga.
1692. The elector of Bavaria.
1701. M. Bedmar.
1702. The elector of Bavaria, again.
1706. Council of state.
1710. Conseil la Conference.
1714. Comte de Koenigseck.
1716. Prince Eugene of Savoy.
1725. Mary Elizabeth of Austria.
1741. Count de Harrac Rohrau.
1744. Mary Anne of Austria.
1745. Charles, pr. of Lorraine.
1781. Mary Christina of Austria,
Albert of Saxony, jointly.
The archd. Charles.
and
1793.
1795. United to France.
DUTCH STADTHOLDERs.
William of Nassau, first stadtholder.
See “Princes of Orange,” infră.
Prince Maurice of Nassau.
Frederick Henry of Orange.
William II. of Orange.
The stadtholderate suppressed and
the office administered by the
states.
PRINCES
The years of the stadtholderate are
not always in unison with those
of the princes of Orange.
Philibert de Chalons.
René de Nassau.
William of Nassau, styled the Great,
cousin to René. To this prince
the republic of the Seven United
Provinces owed its foundation,
Elected stadtholder in 1579;
killed by an assassin hired by
Philip II. of Spain, June 30, 1584.
Philip William, son, stolen away
from the university of Louvaine;
the Dutch would never suffer him
to reside in their provinces; d.
1618.
Maurice, the renowned general,
stadtholder in 1587; he was the
younger son of William by a
second marriage.
Frederick Henry.
William II., m. Mary, dau. of Charles
I., of England, by whom he had a
posthumous son, who succeeded as
RINGS OF THE NETHERLANDs.
William I., late pr. of Orange, above-
named, first king, abd. in favour
of his son, Oct, 7, 1840; d. Dec.
12, 1843.
William II., succ. on his father's
abdication, Oct. 7.
1672. William III., pr. of Orange. In 1689
he became K. of England.
1702. The stadtholderate again resumed
by the states, on the death of
William.
1747. William IV. The stadtholderate re-
vived in William IV., and made
hereditary in the house of Orange.
OF ORANGE.
1660. William III., stadtholder in 1672.
This pr. m. Mary, eldest dau. of
James II. of England, and both
afterwards ascended the English
throne.
William IV.
William V.
William VI., retired on the invasion
of the French in 1795; d. in
1806.
Holland and Belgium united to the
French republic.
William Frederick succ. his father,
William VI., as pr. of Orange de
jure.
Louis Buonaparte, made K. of
Holland by his brother Napoleon,
June 5, 1806; abd. July 1, 1810.
Holland again united to France.
House of Orange rest. William Fre-
derick, pr. of Orange, procl. Dec.
6, 1813; took the oath of fidelity
as sov. pr. Mar. 30, 1814, and
assumed the style of K. of the
Netherlands, Mar. 16, 1815.
1702.
1711.
1751.
1795.
1806.
1806.
1810.
1813.
KINGS OF HOLLAND.
William III. (William Alexander
Paul Frederick Louis), Mar. 17.
Since the separation of Belgium
in 1830, the K. of the Nether-
lands is often called in popular
language, the K. of Holland.
1849.
6 *
84 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
THE Belgian Revolution commenced Aug. 25, 1830. A provisional
Government was appointed, who declared Belgium independent, Oct. 4.
The sovereignty was offered to Louis Charles, duc de Nemours, second
son of Louis Philippe, king of the French, but declined. It was next
offered to Leopold, pr. of Coburg, by whom it was accepted.
|KINGS OF THE BELGIANs.
1831. Leopold I. (Leopold George Christian | 1865. Leopold II. (Leopold Louis Philippe
Frederick), elected July 12. Maria Victor), son, Dec. 10.
LUXEMIBURG.
SIGEFRID was first count in the 10th century, and the province continued
to be governed by independent counts or dukes until it was sold to
Burgundy in 1444. The princes of Luxemburg became of considerable
note, and several of them have been emperors of Germany. The
present dynasty of the Netherlands has the title of grand-duke of
Luxemburg. r
Counts or DUKES OF LUXEMBURG.
965. Sigefrid. 1288. Henry V., elect. emp. in 1308, as
998. Frederic. - Henry VII. ; said to have been
1019. Gilbert or Giselbert. poisoned. -
1057. Conrad I. 1309. John, K. of Bohemia; killed at the
1086. Henry I. battle of Creºy, in 1346.
1096. William. 1346. Charles, elect. emp. in 1347, as
1128. Conrad II. Charles IV.
1136. Henry II., surn. the Blind, gov. 60 1353. Wenceslas I., D.
years. 1383. Wenceslas II., emp.
1196. Ermensind and Theobald. 1388. Jossus, le Barbu.
1214. Ermensind and Waleran. 1411. Antony of Burgundy.
1226. Henry III., surn. the Great. 1451. Elizabeth de Gorlitz.
1275. Henry IV. 1444. Luxemburg united to Burgundy.
SPAIN. ARRAGON. CASTILE.
SPAIN was anciently divided into a number of petty states. The counts
of Castile became possessed of Leon, Oviedo, and Toledo, which had
been separate territories; and, after many years, the kingdom of Castile
was united to that of Arragon by the marriage of Isabella, queen of
Castile, with Ferdinand, king of Arragon, in 1474. Ferdinand, by the
conquests of Navarre and Granada, entirely put an end to the dominion
of the Moors; and we may hence date the foundation of the present
monarchy.
RINGS OF SPAIN.
REIGN OF THE GOTHS. 420. Theodoric I. ; killed in a battle,
406. Alaric, K. of the Goths. which he gained, against Attila,
411. Ataulfo ; murdered by his soldiers. 421. Thorismund, or Tourismund; assass.
415. Sigerico ; reigned a few weeks only. by his favourite.
415. Valia, or Wallia, 452. Theodoric II. ; assass.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
85
466.
484.
507.
511.
531.
.548.
549.
554.
567.
.568.
585.
1601.
(603.
610.
612.
1621.
-621.
631.
.640.
641.
649.
672.
1680.
687.
698.
ºf 11.
718.
737.
739.
757.
'768.
774.
783.
788.
791.
842.
850.
866.
‘910.
914.
923.
925.
‘927.
‘950.
955.
956.
‘967.
982. Veremundo
Euric, or Evarico.
Alaric II. ; killed in battle.
Gesalric, his bastard son.
Almaric, legit. son of Alaric.
Theudis, or Theodat; assass.
Theudisela, or Theodisele;
dured for female violation,
Agila ; taken prisoner, and put to
death.
Atanagildo.
Liuva, or Levua I.
Leuvigildo; associated on the throne
with Liuva, in 568, and sole king
in 572.
Recaredo I.
Liuva II. ; assass.
Vitericus; assass.
Gundemar.
Sisibut, or Sisebuth, or Sisebert.
Recaredo II.
Suintila ; dethr.
Sisemando.
Tulga, or Tulca.
Cindasuinto ; d. 652.
Recesuinto ; associated on the throne
this year, and in 652 became sole
king.
Vamba, or Wamba; deth. and d. in
a monastery.
Ervigius, or Ervigio.
Egica, or Egiza.
Vitiza, or Witiza, ; associated on the
throne; in 701 sole king.
Rodrigo, or Roderic ;
battle.
ITUIT-
slain in
SECOND MONARCHY.
Pelagius, or Pelayo; overthrew the
Moors, and put a stop to their
conquests.
Favila; killed in hunting.
Alfonso the Catholic.
Froila I. ; murdered his brother Sa-
maran, in revenge for which he
was murdered by his brother and
successor,
Aurelius, or Aurelio.
Silo, the Saracen.
Mauregato, the Usurper.
Veremundo (Bermuda) I.
Alfonso II., the Chaste.
Ramiro I.
Ordogno, or Ordomo I.
Alfonso III., surn. the Great, re-
linquished his crown to his son,
, Garcias.
Ordogno, or Ordomo II.
Froila II.
Alfonso IV., the Monk; abd.
Ramiro II. ; killed in battle.
Ordogno, or Ordono III.
Ordogno, or Ordono IV.
Sancho I., the Fat; poisoned.
Ramiro III.
II. (Bermuda) the
Gouty.
999. Alfonso V. ; killed in a siege.
1027.
Veremundo III. (Bermuda); killed.
The above were kings of Asturias, of
905.
926.
970.
994.
1000.
1035.
1054.
1076.
1094.
1104.
1134.
1150.
1194.
1234.
1253.
1270.
1274.
1305.
1316.
1316.
1322.
1328.
1343.
1349.
1387.
1425.
1479.
1479.
1483.
1512.
1035.
1065.
1072.
1109.
1126.
1157.
1158.
1214.
1217.
1252,
Oviedo, or of Leon.
RINGS OF NAVARRE.
Sancho Garcias (Sancho I.)
Garcias I.
Sancho II.
Garcias II., surn. the Trembler.
Sancho III., surn. the Great.
Garcias III.
Sancho IV.
Sancho Ramirez (Sancho V.), K. of
Arragon.
Peter of Arragon.
Alfonso I. of Arragon.
Garcias Ramirez.
Sancho VI., surn. the Wise.
Sancho VII., surn, the Infirm.
Theobald I., count of Champagne.
Theobald II.
Henry Crassus.
Juanna ; m. Philip the
France, 1285.
Louis Hutin of France.
John ; lived but a few days.
Philip V. the Long, of France.
Charles I., the IV. of France.
Juanna and Philip, count d'Evereux.
Juanna alone.
Charles II., or the Bad.
Charles III., or the Noble.
John II., aft. K. of Arragon.
Eleanor.
Francis Phoebus.
Catharine and John d'Albret.
Navarre conq. by Ferdinand the
Catholic.
Fair of
RINGS OF CASTILE.
Ferdinand the Great, of Leon and
Castile.
Sancho II. the Strong, son. Alfonso
in Leon and Asturias, and Gar-
cias in Galicia.
Alfonso VI. the Valiant, K.
Leon.
Urraca and Alfonso VII.
Alfonso VIII., Raymond.
Sancho III., surn. the Beloved.
Alfonso IX., the Noble.
Leon is separated from Castile, and
Ferdinand king.
Henry I.
Ferdinand III., the Saint, and the
Holy. In him Leon and Castile
were perpetually united.
Alfonso X. the Wise.
of
86
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1284.
1294,
1312.
1350.
1368.
1379.
1390.
1406.
1454.
1474.
1504.
KINGS OF ARRAGON.
1035.
1063.
1094.
1104.
1134.
1137.
1162.
1196.
1213.
1276.
1285.
1291.
1327.
1336.
1887.
1396.
1410.
1412.
1416.
1458.
1479.
1512.
Sancho IV., the Great, and the
Brave.
Ferdinand IV.
Alfonso XI.
Peter the Cruel, dep. Reinstated
by Edward the Black Prince of
England; aft. slain by his sub-
jects.
Henry II., the Gracious; poisoned.
John I. ; he united Biscay to
Castile.
Henry III., the Sickly.
John II., son.
Henry IV., the Impotent.
Ferdinand W., the Catholic, in
whom, by his marriage with
Isabella, queen of Castile, the
kingdoms of Castile and Arragon
were united.
Joan, or Jane, dau. of Ferdinand
and Isabella, and
Philip I. of Austria. On her
mother's death Joan succ., jointly
with her husband Philip ; but
Philip dying in 1506, and Joan
becoming an imbecile, her father
Ferdinand continued the reign;
and thus perpetuated the union
of Castile with Arragon.
(See Sicily.)
Ramiro I.
Sancho Ramirez. K. of
Peter of Navarre. sº
Alfonso the Warrior. Navarre.)
Ramiro II., the Monk.
Petronilla, and Raymond, count of
Barcelona.
Alfonso II.
Peter II.
James I.
Peter III, son. This prince con-
trived the horrible massacre
known as the Sicilian Vespers, in
1282.
Alfonso III., the Beneficent.
James II., surn, the Just.
Alfonso IV.
Peter IV., the Ceremonious.
John I.
Martin I.
Interregnum.
Ferdinand the Just, K. of Sicily.
Alfonso V., the Wise.
John II., K. of Navarre, brother;
d. 1479.
Ferdinand W., the Catholic, the
next heir ; by his marriage with
Isabella of Castile, the kingdoms
were united.
RINGS OF SPAIN.
Ferdinand W., the Catholic. This
prince having conquered Granada
1833
1516.
1556.
1598.
1621.
1665.
1700.
1724.
1724.
1745.
1759.
1788.
1808.
1808.
1814.
1868.
and Navarre, became king of all
Spain.
Charles T., grandson, son of Joan of
Castile and Philip of Austria ;
became emp. of Germany, as
Charles W. in 1519; res. both
crowns, and retired to a mo-
nastery
Philip II., som, K. of Naples and
Sicily; m. Mary, queen regnant
of England; annexed Portugal
1580.
Philip III., son.
Philip IV., son, who lost Portugal
in 1640.
Charles II., son, the last prince of
the Austrian line ; nominated,
by will, as his successor
Philip V., D. of Anjou, grandson of
Louis XIV., of France ; hence
arose the war of the succession,
terminated by the treaty of
Utrecht in 1713.
Louis I., who reigned only a few
months.
Philip V., again.
Ferdinand VI., surn. the Wise.
Charles III., K. of the two Sicilies,
brother; on ascending the Spanish
throne he renounced the Sicilies
to his third son Ferdinand.
Charles IV., son ; abd, in favour of
his son and successor
Ferdinand VII., whom Napoleon I.
forced to resign.
Joseph Buonaparte, brother of Na-
poleon I. ; dep.
Ferdinand VII., rest.
. Isabella II., dau. (Maria Isabella
Louisa), b. Oct. 10, 1830; succ.
her father Sept. 29, while yet in
her third year. The Salic law, ex-
isting in Spain, had been formally
abolished by Ferdinand, under a
decree, March 29, 1830, by virtue
of which the order of succession
was altered in favour of his
daughter, to the exclusion of
his brothers, Don Carlos and Don
Francis.
REPUBLIC.
Revolution commenced about Sept.
#. and Prov. Govt. apptd. Sept.
The Queen deprived of the crown by
the Prov. Govt. Sept. 29, and
leaves Spain Sept. 30; aft. abd. in
favour of her son, Alfonso, June
25, 1870. A “Junta” appointed
to carry on the Government, Pres.,
— D’Aguirre.
Marshal Francisco Serrano y Domin-
guez duc de la Torre apptd. Pres.
of Prov. Govt., Oct. 4.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
87
1869. Serrano's appointment confirmed by
the Cortes, Feb. 22-25; hereditary
monarchy resolved on by the
Cortes as the future form of Govt.,
May 21.
New constitution procl., June 6.
Serrano procl. Regent of the
monarchy, June 18.
MONARCHY RESTORED.—ITALIAN LINE.
1870. Amadeus Ferdinand Maria, Duke of
Aosta,son of Victor Emmanuel II.,
R. of Italy, chosen king, Nov. 16;
procl.,Nov.17; accepts the crown,
Dec. 4; takes possession, Dec. 30.
1873. K. Amadeus abdicates, Feb. 11, and
leaves Spain.
SECOND REPUBLIC.
1873. New Govt. chosen by the Cortes.
Pres.—1. Figueras.
2. Pi y Margall.
3. Nicholas Salmeron y
Alonso, July 18.
4. Emilio Castelar, Sept. 8.
1874. Castelar resigns, Salmeron takes
his place, and the Cortes dissolved
by force by Gen. Pavia, Jan. 3.
New Ministry thūer Presidency of
Serrano, Jan. 4.
MonARCHY RESTORED.—BOURBON LINE.
1874. Alphonso XII. (A. Francis d’Assise
Ferdinand, &c.),son of Isabella II.,
procl. Dec. 30; d. Nov. 25, 1885,
leaving two daughters, the elder
Maria Mercedes Isabella, and a
widow, Maria Christina, who gave
birth to a son
1886. Alphonso XIII. ; b. May 17, and
succ. to the throne at his birth.
His mother, Q. Maria Christina,
was appointed Regent.
NAVAR.R.E.
See France and Spain.
NAVARRE was conquered by Charlemange in 778, but shortly after-
wards obtained or asserted its independence.
Garcias Ximines (860) is
named as the first king. The principal dates and changes of monarchy
are given below.
south of the Pyrenees, now belongs to Spain.
The greater part of Navarre, that lying to the
The part lying to the
north of the Pyrenees, sometimes called lower Navarre, now belongs to
France.
SovićREIGN's of NAVARRE.
778.
860.
Navarre conquered by Charlemagne.
* k * 3&
Independence of Navarre decl. and
Garcias Ximines made king.
* * k *
10—. Sancho III., K., d. 1035. He divided
his dominions and Navarre fell
to his son
Garcia III.
Sancho IV., son, who was in
Conq. and succ. by his cousin
Sancho V. (Sancho Ramirez of
Arragon), (see Spain and Arra-
gon); and the two kingdoms re-
mained united until the death of
Alfonso I. in
when Garcia IV. was elected K.
* k * *
1035.
10—.
1076.
1134.
% $6.
1234.
Sancho VII.
Theobald I., Count of Champagne,
adopted heir of Sancho VII.
* * * *
1274. Joanna I., grand-dau. of Theobald I.,
m. 1284, Philip of France, aft.
Philip IV., whereby for some
years the crown of France and
Navarre were united; d. 1305.
Louis, son, aft. Louis X. of France.
John I., K. of France, posthumous
son, lived a few days only.
Philip V. of France, bro. to Louis X.
Charles I. (Charles IV. of France);
d. without male issue; whereupon
France and Navarre were again
separated.
Joanna II., dau. of Louis X., and
wife of Philip Count d'Evereux,
crowned 1329.
Charles II., son.
Charles III., son.
Blanche, dau., wife of John, son of
Ferdinand, K. of Arragon.
John II, husband, who seized the
crown to the prejudice of Blanche's
sonCharles; became K. of Arragon
in 1458.
Eleanor, dau., wife of Gaston de
Foix; d. same year.
1305.
1316.
1316.
1322.
1328.
1349.
1387.
1425.
1441.
1479.
88. THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1479. Francis Phoebus, son or grandson. 1512. Ferdinand V. of Arragon, seized the
1483. Catherine, sister, wife of John whole of his dominions south of
D'Albret, who being placed under the Pyrenees and annexed them
a ban by the pope to Spain.
LOWER NAVARRE, NOW PART OF FRANCE.
1516. Henry II., son of Catherine and John 1572. Henry III., son or grandson, be-
D'Albret,succeeded to the remnant came Henry IV. of France in
of his parents dominions. 1589.
1555. Joanna III., wife of Anthony de 1607. Lower Navarre united to France.
Bourbon.
PORTUGAL.
PORTUGAL submitted to the Roman arms about 250 B.C., and under-
went the same changes as Spain on the fall of the Roman empire.
Conquered by the Moors A.D. 713. They kept possession till they were
vanquished by Alfonso VI., the Valiant, of Castile, assisted by many
other princes and volunteers. Among those who shone most in this
expedition was Henry of Burgundy, grandson of Robert, king of France.
Alfonso bestowed upon him. Theresa, his natural daughter, and, as her
marriage portion, the kingdom of Portugal, which he was to hold of
him. Portugal fell under the Spanish yoke in 1580, but shook it off in
1640, since which time the Braganza family has reigned.
RINGS OF PORTUGAL.
1093. Henry, count or Earl of Portugal. 1578. Henry, the Cardinal, son of Em-
1112. Alfonso I., son, and Theresa. manuel.
1128. Alfonso, alone. 1580. Anthony, prior of Crato, son of
1139. Alfonso decl. king, having obtained Emmanuel; dep. by Philip II. of
a signal victory over a prodigious Spain, who united Portugal to
army of Moors on the plains of his other dominions, till 1640.
Ourique.
1185. Sancho I., son.
1212. Alfonso II., surn. Crassus, or the Fat. 1640. John IV., D. of Braganza, dis-
1223. Sancho II., or the Idle; dep. possessed the Spaniards in a
1248. Alfonso III. bloodless revolution, and was
1279. Denis, or Dionysius. procl. king, Dec. 1.
1325. Alfonso IV. 1656. Alfonso VI., dep. in 1668, and his
1357. Peter the Severe. brother and successor Peter made
1367. Ferdinand I., son. regent; the latter ascended the
1384. John I., the Bastard, and the throne in
Great, natural brother; m. Phi- | 1683. Peter II.
lippa, dau. of John of Gaunt, D. 1706. John W., son.
of Lancaster. 1750. Joseph, son. The daughter and
1433. Edward. successor of this prince m. his
1438. Alfonso V., the African. brother, by dispensation from the
1481. John II., the Great, and the Perfect. pope, and they ascended the
1495. Emmanuel, the Fortunate, cousin. throne, as
1521. John III., son. 1777. Maria (Frances Isabella) and Peter
1557. Sebastian ; slain in the battle of III., jointly.
Alcazar, in Africa, Aug. 4, 1578, 1786. Maria, alone; this princess after-
when the crown reverted to his wards fell into a state of melan-
great uncle choly and derangement.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
89
T792. Regency. John, son of the queen,
and aft, king, decl. regent of the
kingdom.
John VI., previously regent. He
had withdrawn in 1807, owing to
the French invasion of Portugal,
to his Brazilian dominions, but
returned in 1821; d. in 1826.
Peter IV. (Dom Pedro), son, making
his election of the empire of
Brazil, abd. the throne of Portugal
in favour of his daughter
Maria II. (da Gloria), who became
queen at 7 years of age.
1816.
1826.
1826.
1828. Dom Miguel, brother to Peter IV.,
usurped the crown, which he re-
tained, amid civil contentions,
until 1833.
1833. Maria II., rest., decl. in Sept. 1884
(being then 15) to be of age, and
assumed the royal power accord-
ingly.
1853. Pedro V., son, Nov. 15. His father,
pr. Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, acted as regent until Sept.
16, 1855.
1861. Louis I. (Louis Philippe Mary),
brother, Nov. 11.
RUSSIA.
RUSSIA was peopled by numerous tribes who were comprehended in
the general name of Scythians. Rurick was great duke in the 9th
century; and Vladimir or Waldimir, called the Apostle and the Solo-
mon of Russia, was the first Christian sovereign in the 10th. His
marriage with Ann, sister of the Eastern emperors Basil and Constan-
time, led to the adoption of the doctrines of the Greek Church in his
dominions. The history of Russia previous to the last three or four
centuries is involved in much obscurity, and it does not appear that any
of the states existing in this vast tract of country were considerable, or
that the events connected with them differed much from those of other
barbarous nations.
DUKES, CZARS, AND EMPERORs.
DUKES OF FCIOv.
Rurick.
Igor.
ſOlega, regent.
|USwiatoslaw or Spendoblos.
Jaropalk I.
Vladimir, Wladimir, or Waldimir I.,
styled the Great.
Jaraslaw or Jaroslaf I.
Isjialaw I.
Wsewolod I.
Swiatopalk.
Vladimir II.
Mtislaw or Michael I.
Jaropalk II.
Wiatschelaw.
Wsewolod II.
(Isjialaw II.
|URostislaw.
Jurie or George I.; the city of
Moscow was built by this duke.
862.
878.
945.
972.
980.
1015.
1054.
1078.
I093.
1114.
1125.
1132.
1138.
1139.
1146.
1154.
1155.
GRAND-DUKES OF WLADIMIR.
Andrew I. until 1175, first Gr. D.
Michael II.
Wsewolod III.
(Jurie or George II.
UConstantine, until 1218.
Jaraslaw II.
H157.
1177.
1213.
1238.
Alexander Nevski or Newski, the
Saint, son.
Jaraslaw III.
Vasali or Basil I.
*Dmitri or Demetrius I.
*Andrew II.
*Daniel Alexandrowitz.
*Jurie or George III., dep.
*Michael III.
*Wasali or Basil II.
*Jurie or George III., rest.
1245.
1263.
1270.
1277.
1284.
1294.
1302.
1305.
1320.
1325,
GRAND-DUKES OF MOSCOW.
Ivan or John I.
Simon, surn, the Proud.
Ivan or John II.
Demetrius II., pr. of Susdal.
Demetrius III., Donskoi.
*Vasali or Basil III., Temnoi.
Vasali or Basil IV.
Ivan (Basilovitz) or John III., laid
the foundation of the present
monarchy.
Vasili or Basil V., obt, the title of
emp. from Maximilian I.
1328.
1340.
1353.
1359.
1362.
1389,
1425.
1462.
1505,
* Doubtful, owing to the difficulty that
occurs at every step in early Russian
annals.
90 t THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
CZARS OF MUscovy. the wife of a Swedish dragoon,
1533. Ivan (Basilovitz) IV. first tzar or rººm killed on
czar (great king) in 1547. . e
1584. Feodor º i. I. ; supposed to 1727. Peter II., son of Alexis Petrowitz
have been poisoned, and his son . grandson of Peter the Great;
* * * es ep.
ºrius murdered by his suc 1730. Anne, duchess of Courland, dau, of
e r the czar Ivan,
1598. Bºi...ºne who usurped the 1740. Ivan VI., an infant, grand-nephew
1606. Demetrius, the Impostor, a young to Peter the Great, i. .
Polonese monk, pretended to be a ºn for 18 years; murdere
* •3-- c. - II]. *
º pr. Demetrius; put 1741. Elizabeth, dau. of Peter the Great,
- - - . . . e - - reigned during Ivan's captivity.
#; Yºº or Zuinski. 1762. Peter III., son of Anne and of Charles
e 8.5 - * º e ſº
1613. Michael Federowitz, of the house of FI ederick, D. of Holstein Gottorpd
Romanof, desc. from the czar dep., and died soon after, Suppose
john Basilovitz. to have been murdered.
1645. Alexis, son, styled the Father of 1762. Catharine II., his ºnsºrt. She ex-
his country. tended the Russian territories on
1676. Feodor or Theodore II. all sides; d. 1796. . . . .
Ivan W. and 1796. Paul, son, found dead in his cham-
1682. Peter I., brothers ber; supposed to have been
• 2 e murdered.
E 1801. Alexander, son.
MIPERORS. 1825. Nicholas I. (Nicholas Paulowitch),
1689. Peter I. the Great, alone; took the brother, Dec. 1.
title of emp, in 1721, founded St. 1855. Alexander II. (Alexander Nicolae-
Petersburg, and elevated the witch), son, Mar. 2; assass.
empire. 1881. Alexander III. (Alexander Alexan-
1725. Catherine I., his consort; at first drowitch), son, Mar. 13.
POLAND.
THE Poles were originally a tribe of Sclavonians, settled on the banks
of the Danube, but they removed at an early period to the Vistula,
where they became intermingled with the Goths. Their early history is
very obscure, and is known chiefly from the accounts of writers of other
nations. The country was for a long time governed by elective chiefs
bearing the title of duke, no dynasty having been established before the
sway of Piastus (842) whose family ruled for several centuries. The
Crown became afterwards strictly elective by a Diet, or assembly of the
nobles, who chose from among themselves a king, upon every vacancy
occasioned on the throne by death. Since the dismemberment of
Poland, each portion has been under the sovereignty of the power by
which it was seized.
DUKES AND KINGS OF POLAND.
DUKES. 1025. Miecislas II.
842. Piastus. 1034. Richense or Richsa, his consort,
861. Ziemowitus, son. regent; driven from the govern-
892. Lesko or Lescus IV. ment.
913. Ziemomislas, son. 1037. Interregnum.
964. Miecislas I. 1041. Casimir I., her son, surn, the
Pacific ; he had retired to a
RINGS. monastery, but was invited to
992. Boleslas I., surn, the Lion-hearted ; the throne.
obt, the title of king from the 1058. Boleslas II., surn. the Intrepid.
emp. Otho III. 1081. Ladislas, surn, the Careless.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 91
1102. Boleslas III., surn, Wry-mouth. R. of France: aft. Succ. to the
1138. Ladislas II., son. French throne.
1146. Boleslas IV., surn, the Curled. 1575. Stephen Batthori, pr. of Transyl-
1173. Miecislas III., surn. the Old ; dep. vania, established the Cossacks
1177. Casimir II., surn, the Just. as a militia.
1194. Lesko V., surn. the White; res. 1586. Interregnum.
1200. Miecislas TV. ; his tyranny'restored | 1587. Sigismund III., son of the K. of
Lesko, but the latter was again Sweden, to the exclusion of Maxi-
forced to resign. milian of Austria, elected by the
1203. Ladislas, res. nobles.
1206. Lesko V., a third time; assass. 1632. Ladislas VII. (Vasa), SOIl.
1227. Boleslas W., an infant son, surn, the 1648. John II., or Casimir V. ; abd, and
Chaste. retired to France, where he d.
1279. Lesko VI., surn, the Black. I672.
1668. Interregnum.
#: ºn. 1669, Michael Koributh Wiesnowiski. In
1296, Ladislas TV, surn the Short; dep. jºº "
1800. Wenceslas, K. of Bohemia. Turks, and ravaged Poland.
1804. Ladislas, the Short, again, 1674. John III. (Sobieski), whose *::::
1833. Casimir III., surn. the Great ; killed over the Cossacks, Turks, an
Tartars procured him the crown.
by a fall from his horse. 1697. Interregnum.
; #: K. of Hungary. 1697. Frederick Augustus I., son of John
• Interregnum. º George, elector of Saxony, and
1885. Hedwige, dau. of Louis, and her elector in 1694; depr.
consort, Jagello, D. of Lithuania, e Lezinski), f d to
by the style of Ladislas W. 1704. sº...º.”
1899. Ladislas V, alone; he united Lithu- 1709. Frederick Augustus, again.
ania to Poland. 1734. Frederick Augustus II., Son.
1434. Ladislas VI., son, succ. as K. of 1763. Interregnum.
Hungary 1440. 1764. Stanislas II.(Augustus Poniatowski).
1445. Interregnum. - 1772. The Austrians, Russians, and Prus-
1445. Casimir IV. sians make their first partition of
1492. John (Albert) I., son. Poland.
1501. Alexander, pr. of Livonia, brother. 1793. Second division of the kingdom by
1506. Sigismund I., brother. the same powers.
1548. Sigismund II. (Augustus), son, added 1795. Final partition of Poland, and depo-
Livonia to his kingdom. sition of the king, who died at
1573. Interregnum, St. Petersburg, a state prisoner,
1574. Henry, D. of Anjou, brother to the in 1798.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
THE internal state of Sweden is little known previously to the 11th
century. By the union of Calmar, in 1394, Sweden became a mere
province of Denmark, and was not rescued from this subjection until
1521, when Gustavus Vasa recovered the kingdom from the Danish
yoke. For this he was raised to the throne in 1523, and the crown
made hereditary in his descendants, who reigned until 1809. In this
year, Gustavus IV., having brought the nation to the verge of ruin by
his misgovernment, was deposed, and the duke of Sudermania became
king. The next year Bernadotte was elected successor to the throne,
which he ascended in 1818.
NORWAY, which had belonged to Denmark from 1397, was ceded to
Sweden by the treaty of Kiel, signed January 14, 1814, and confirmed
by the Diet, October 14, same year.
92
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1001.
1026.
1051.
1056.
1066.
1090.
1112.
1118.
1129.
1150.
1162.
1168.
1192.
1210.
1220.
1223.
1251.
1279.
1290.
1320.
1363.
1887.
1897.
1412.
1441.
1448.
1470.
1483.
1502.
1520.
1523.
KINGs of SwhDEN.
Many antiquaries trace the reigns of
the kings of Sweden as early as
from the 5th century, and place
Swartman as sovereign in 481,
A.D. But the authorities so differ
in the early successions, that the
present list is made to commence
with the 11th century.
Olaf Skotkonung, or Olif Schoet-
konung.
Amund or Edmund Colbrenner.
Amund or Edmund Slemme.
Stenkill or Stenchil.
Halstan.
Ingeld or Ingo, surn. the Good.
Philip.
Ingo II.
Swerker or Suercher I.
Eric X.
Charles VII. ; made prisoner by his
SUICC.
Canute, son of Eric X.
Swerker or Suercher II. ; killed in
battle.
Eric XI.
John I.
Eric XII., le Begue.
Waldemar.
Magnus I.
Birger II.
Magnus II. ; dethr.
Albert of Mecklenburg; his tyranny
caused a revolt of his subjects,
who invited Margaret of Denmark
to the throne.
Margaret, Q. of Sweden and Nor-
way, now also of Denmark, and
Eric XIII.
|Union of Calmar, by which the three
kingdoms were united under one
sovereign.
Eric XIII. governs alone; deprived.
Christopher III.
Charles VIII., surn. Canuteson.
Interregnum.
John II. (I. of Denmark).
Interregnum.
Christiern or Christian II. of Den-
mark, styled the “Nero of the
North "; dep.
Gustavus Vasa, by whom the
Swedes were delivered from the
Danish yoke.
1560.
1568.
1592.
Eric XIV., son, deth. ; d. in prison.
John III., brother.
Sigismund, K. of Poland, son; dis-
putes for the succession continued
the whole of this reign.
Charles IX., brother of John III.
Gustavus (Adolphus) II, the Great;
fell on the plains of Lutzen.
Interregnum.
Christina, dau. of Gustavus Adol-
phus; res. the crown to her
cousin; d. 1689.
Charles X. (Gustavus), son of John
Casimir, count palatine of the
Rhine.
Charles XI., son.
Charles XII., styled the “Alex-
ander,” the “Quixote,” and the
“Madman of the North *; killed
at the siege of Frederickshall.
Ulrica Eleanora, sister, and her con-
sort Frederick I. Ulrica relin-
quished the crown, and in
Frederick reigned alone.
Adolphus Frederick, of Holstein
Gottorp, descended from the
family of Vasa.
Gustavus (Adolphus) III, ; assass.
by count Ankerstrom at a masked
ball.
Gustavus (Adolphus) IV. Deth.,
and the government assumed by
his uncle, D. of Sudermania.
Charles XIII., D. of Sudermania.
Treaty of Kiel, by which Norway
fell under the sovereignty of
Sweden. Signed Jan. 12, con-
firmed by the Diet, Oct. 12. -
1604.
1611.
1633.
1633.
1654.
1660.
1697.
1719.
1741.
1751.
1771.
1792.
1809.
1814.
RINGS OF SwedEN AND NORWAY.
1814. Charles XIII., above-named.
1818. Charles XIV. Feb. 5. Jean Baptiste
Jules Bernadotte, one of the
Marshals of Napoleon I. of France.
On being nominated successor to
Charles XIII. Aug. 21, 1810, he
took the name of Charles John.
1844. Oscar I. (Joseph Francis Oscar),
son, Mar. 8.
1859. Charles XV. guns. Louis Eugène),
son, July 8.
1872. Oscar II. (Oscar Frederick), brother,
Sept. 18.
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93
DENIMARE.
THE name Denmark is supposed to be derived from Dam, a founder of
the Danish monarchy, and mark, a German word signifying country,
i.e. Dan-mark, the country of Dan.
The people, however, were but
little known in history until they began to made inroads into Germany
and to commit piracies in the northern seas under various designations,
as Norwegians or Northmen, Swedes, Frizans, Jutes, or Scuyths, or
Danes.
Norway was possessed by Denmark from the reign of the cele-
brated Margaret, “the Semiramis of the North,” in the 15th century,
until 1814, when it was united, as an integral state, to the sovereignty
of Sweden.
813.
850.
854.
883.
935.
985.
1014.
1036.
1042.
1047.
1073.
1077.
1080.
1086.
1095.
1103.
1105.
1135.
1137.
KINGS OF TXENMARK.
The Danish Chronicles mention 25
kings to the reign of Harald ; but
the accounts differ much from the
modern histories of Denmark by
the best authors.
Harald, or Harold.
Eric I.
Eric II., or the Child.
Gormo, the Old ; reigned 53 years.
Harald II., surn. Blue-tooth.
Suemon, or Sweyn, surn, the Forked-
beard.
Canute II., K. of Denmark and
England.
Canute III., son, the Hardicanute of
England.
Magnus, surn. the Good, of Nor-
way.
Suenon or Sweyn II.
Interregnum.
Harald III., surn, the Simple.
Canute IV.
Olaus IV., surn. the Hungry.
Eric III., surn. the Good.
Interregnum
Nicholas I. ; killed at Sleswick.
Eric IV., surn. Harefoot.
Eric W., the Lamb.
Suenon or Sweyn III. ; beheaded.
1147. ſº W., until 1154.
1157.
1182.
1202.
1241.
1250.
1252.
1259.
1286.
1320.
1334.
1340.
1375.
Waldemar, styled the Great.
Canute VI., surn. the Pious.
Waldemar II., the Victorious.
Eric WI.
Abel, assass, his elder brother Eric;
killed in an expedition against
the Frisons.
Christopher I. ; poisoned.
Eric VII. ,
Eric VIII.
Christopher II.
Interregnum of 7 years.
Waldemar III.
Interregnum.
1376.
1387.
1397.
1412.
1438.
1440.
1448.
1481.
1513.
1523.
1534.
1559.
1588.
1648.
1670.
1699.
1730.
1746.
1766.
Olaus V.
Margaret, styled the “Semiramis
of the North,” Q. of Sweden,
Norway, and Denmark.
Margaret and Eric IX. (Eric XIII.
of Sweden) jointly.
Eric IX. reigns alone; res.
CIO.W.I.S.
Interregnum.
Christopher III., K. of Sweden.
Christian I., count of Oldenburg,
elect. K. of Scandinavia, which
comprehended Denmark, Sweden
and Norway.
John, son.
Christian II., son, called the Cruel,
and the “Nero of the North,”
deth. 1523; d. 1559.
In this reign, Sweden succeeded in
separating itself from the crown
of Denmark.
Frederick I., D. of Holstein, uncle to
Christian II.
Christian III., son.
Frederick II., son.
Christian IV., son; head of the
Protestant league against the emp.
Frederick III., changed the consti-
tution from an elective to an
hereditary monarchy vested in
his own family.
Christian W., son.
Frederick IV., son, leagued with
the Czar Peter and the K. of
Poland against Charles XII. of
Sweden.
Christian VI., son.
Frederick W., son, m. .the prs.
Louisa of England, dau. of George
II
both
Christian VII., son, m. Caroline
Matilda, sister of George III. In
a fit of jealousy he banished his
queen to Zell, where she died in
*94
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1775, and put to death his minis-
ters Brandt and Struensee.
1784. Regency. The cr. pr. Frederick
decl. regent, in consequence of
the mental derangement of his
father.
1808. Frederick VI., previously regent,
now king.
1839. Christian VIII., som, Dec. 3.
1848. Frederick VII. (Frederick Charles
Christian), son, Jan. 20.
1863. Christian IX., son of Frederick Wil-
liam, D. of Schleswig-Holstein-
Sonderburg - Glucksburg, Nov.
15. Succ. under the convention
of London, May 8, 1852, and the
Danish Law of Succession of
July 31, 1853.
TURREY.
THE sovereigns of Turkey are given under ASIA, but the subordinate
princes of its European Provinces are given under EUROPE.
See Table of Contents.
DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
WALLACHIA. MOLDAVIA. ROUMANIA.
Under the sovereignty of Turkey and protection of Russia.
WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA.
FROM 1832 to 1834 the government of the two principalities of Wallachia
and Moldavia was administered by General Kisseleff. It was intended
that as soon as he had established a settled form of government
separate “Hospodars” for the two principalities should be elected.
Hospop ARS OF WALLACHIA.
1834. Alexander Ghika, Oct. 14 ; dep.
Oct. 1842.
1842. George Bibesco, res., June 25, 1848;
Prov. Gov. until appointment of
1849. Dimitri Barbo Stirbey, June 16.
1856. PrinceAlexander Dimitri Ghika,July.
HoSPODARS OF MOLDAVIA.
1834. Michel Stourdza, res.
1849. Gregory Alexander Ghika,
16.
1856. Theodore Ritza Balsch, July 19.
1857. Nicolas Stefanaki Vogorides, Mar.
7.
June
WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA UNITED.
CoNSTITUTIONAL government established under Treaty of Paris, March
30, 1856, and Convention, August 19, 1858.
PRINCEs.
1859. Alexander I. — Alexander John | 1861. The two principalities united under
(Colonel A. J. Couza), elect. for the name of Roumania, Dec. 23,
Moldavia, Jan. 17, and for Pr. Alexander becoming Hos-
Wallachia, Feb. 5. podar.
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95
Hospod AR, PRINCE, AND KINGS OF ROUMANIA.
1861 Alexander I., above-named, became
Hospodar, Dec. 23; abd. Feb. 22,
1866; and Prov. Gov. procl.
1866. Charles I., second son of pr. Charles
Antony, of Hohenzollern-Sigma-
ringen, elect. hered, pr., Mar. 26;
election confirmed Oct. 24; procl.
FC. of Roumania, Mar. 26, 1881.
BULGARIA.
THIS principality is under the sovereignty of Turkey.
It was created
under the Treaty of Berlin, July 13, 1878. Eastern Roumelia was
united to it September 1885.
PRINCEs of BUL.GARIA.
1879. Alexander I. (Alexander Joseph),
son of pr. Alexander of Hesse, and
of pr. Julia of Battenburg; elect.
by the National Assembly, April
29; forcibly abducted, Aug. 21,
1886, returned to Sophia, Sept.
3, 1886; abd. Sept. 7, 1886.
Regency appointed, Aug. 26, 1886;
continued to act after pr. Alex-
ander's abdication.
1887. Ferdinand, pr. of Saxe-Coburg;
elect. July 7.
SERVIA.
THIS principality formerly belonged to Turkey, and is still nominally
subject to that empire.
PRINCEs of SERVIA.
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1829. Milosch I., recog. as hered. pr. by
Turkey, Aug. 15; abd. June
1839.
1839. Michael, son; abd. 1842.
1842. Alexander Carageorgevics, recog.
by Turkey Sept. 29, and gov. from
Oct. 26; abd. 1858.
1858. Milosch II. (Alexander Milosch
Obrenovitch), Dec. 23.
1860. Michael III. (Michael Obrenovitch),
son, Sept. 26; assass. June 10,
1868.
1868. Milan IV.(Milan Obrenovitch), June
30; procl. K. Mar. 6, 1882.
RINGS OF SERVIA.
1882. Milan IV., above-named, Mar. 6.
MONTENEGRO.
A SMALL state under the administration of the family of Pétrovich
Njegosch.
k * k
* * Daniel I.
PRINCEs of MonTENEGRO.
1860. Nicholas I., Aug. 13.
96 * THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
GREECE.
THIS country anciently consisted of the peninsula of the Peloponnesus,
Greece outside the Peloponnesus, Thessaly, and the islands ; the limits
of modern Greece are much more confined. It became subject to the
Turkish empire in the 15th century, and has but recently again become
a separate state. The treaty of London, on behalf of Greece, between
England, France, and Russia, was signed in Oct. 1827; count Capo.
d’Istria was declared president in Jan. 1828, and assassinated 9th Oct.,
1831. The Porte acknowledged the independence of Greece in April,
1830. It was afterwards erected into a kingdom, of which Otho I. of
Bavaria was made king.
ECING OF GREECE.
1832. Otho, 2nd son of Louis Charles, K.
of Bavaria, b. June 1, 1815, elect.
K. subject to a regency, Mar. 7 ;
assumed power, June 1, 1835;
dep. 22nd, and quitted Greece
24th Oct. 1862; d. July 26, 1867.
Change of dynasty under the Protocol signed by France, England,
and Russia, dated 5th June, 1863. Under this the Ionian Islands were
annexed to Greece.
RING OF THE HELLENEs.
1863. George I. (Pr. William, of Schles-
wig - Holstein - Sonderburg -
Glucksburg), son of Christian
IX., K. of Denmark, accepted the
crown, June 6; sworn to constn.
Oct. 31.
IONIAN ISLANDS.
THE Ionian Islands are now united to Greece. For a list of the English
Lord High Commissioners appointed prior to the union see Part II.,
“Diplomatic.”
SOWEREIGNS AND RULERS OF ASIA.
JERUSALEM.
THIs kingdom began with its capture by the first crusaders, who
elected as king, in 1099, Godfrey de Bouillon, the chief commander of
the expedition, though he chose to be called, from motives of piety, the
“advocate or defender of the holy Sepulchre.” The crown of Jerusalem
descended from Godfrey de Bouillon to the house of Anjou, afterwards
to Guy de Lusignan, and, in 1210, to John de Brienne. The emperor
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 97
Frederick having married the daughter of this last, was invested with
all her rights, which, however, he did not care to assert; and the pos-
session of Jerusalem being no longer an object of ambition the city
became, what it had been before Godfrey's invasion, a place of pil-
grimage.
ICINGS OF JERUSALEM.
1099. Godfrey de Bouillon, chosen by the 1186. Guy de Lusignan.
first crusaders. Took Jerusalem | 1192. Conrad and Isabella.
from the Turks, 1099, and was 1192. Henry.
procl. king. 1197. Frederick.
1100. Baldwin I. 1197. Amaurus de Lusignan, K. of Cyprus.
1118. Baldwin II. t 1205. Interregnum.
1131. Fulke, count of Anjou. 1210. John de Brienne; aft. associate emp.
1142. Baldwin III., son. of the East.
1162. Amaurus I. 1229. Jerusalem surrendered by the Sultan
1173. Baldwin IV. of Egypt to the emp. Frederick.
1185. Baldwin W.
OTTOMAN OR TURKISH EMPIRE.
THE Turks are of Tartar descent. There is a rapid river called Turk,
running into the Caspian Sea, from which some suppose this people to
take their name. About the year A.D. 800 they obtained possession of
a part of Armenia, called from them Turcomania; and they afterwards
gradually extended their power. Their dominions, divided for some
time into petty states, were united under Othman, from whom his
subjects obtained the name of Ottomans. He established his empire
Prusa, in Bithynia, in the year 1299, and his successors extended their
conquests over the adjacent parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe. In 1453
Constantinople was taken by Mahomed II., which put an end to the
Eastern Empire. t
TURKISH EMPERORS OR SULTANs.
1299. Othman, or Ottoman, who assumed and drowning all his father's
the title of Grand Seignior. wives.
1326. Orchan, son. 1603. Ahmed, or Achmet I., son.
1360. Amurath I. ; stabbed by a soldier. 1617. Mustapha I., brother; dep. by the
1389. Bajazet I., son; defeated by Tamer- Janissaries, and imprisoned.
lane, and died imprisoned. 1618. Osman I., nephew ; strangled by
1402. Solyman, son ; dep. by his brother the Janissaries, and his uncle
and successor. restored.
1410. Musa Chelebi; strangled. 1622. Mustapha I., again ; again dep., sent
1413. Mahomed I., also son of Bajazet. to the Seven Towers, and
1421. Amurath II. strangled.
1451. Mahomed II., son ; by whom Con- | 1623. Amurath IV.
stantinople was taken, in 1453. 1640. Ibrahim, brother; strangled by the
1481 Bajazet II. ; dep. by his son Janissaries
1512. Selim I., who succ. 1649. Mahomed IV., son; dep. and died
1520. Solyman the Magnificent, son. imprisoned.
1566. Selim II., son. - 1687. Solyman III., brother.
1574. Amurath III., son ; on his accession | 1691. Ahmed, or Achmet II.
he caused his five brothers to be | 1695. Mustapha II., nephew, eldest son
murdered, and their mother, in of Mahomed IV. ; dep.
grief, stabbed herself to death. 1703. Ahmed, or Achmet III., brother;
1595. Mahomed III., son; commenced his dep. ; d. 1736.
reign by strangling all his brothers, 1730. Mahmud, or Mahomed W., nephew.
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Osman II., brother.
1754. 1839. Abdul Medjid, son, July 1.
1757. Mustapha III., brother. 1861. Abdul Aziz, brother, June 25; dep.
1774. Abdul Ahmed I. May 29, 1876; committed suicide
1788. Selim III. ; dep. by the Janissaries, (?), June 4.
and his nephew raised to the
throne.
1876. Amurath V. (Mahomed Murad),
nephew, procl. May 30, 1876;
1807. Mustapha IV. ; dep., and, with the dep. Aug. 30.
late sultan, Selim, murdered. 1876. Abdul Hamid II., brother, procl.
1808. Mahmud II. Aug. 31.
IEGYPT.
THIS country is still nominally under the suzerainty of Turkey, who
conquered it in 1517. It was then governed by Beys till about
1799, when the French took possession and remained till expelled
by the English in 1801, when the Turkish government was restored.
Shortly afterwards Mehemet Ali was appointed pacha, and he from time
to time rebelled against the sovereignty of Turkey with a view to
establishing Egyptian independence. These struggles terminated in
1841 by the Pachalic or Viceroyalty of Egypt being made hereditary in
Mehemet Ali’s family.
WICEROYS OF EGYPT.
1841.
1848.
Mehemet Ali, July 15, abd.
Ibrahim, adopted son, Sept. 1.
1854. Säid, 4th son of Mehemet Ali, July 14.
1863. Ismail, son of Ibrahim, Jan 18; dep.
or abd., June 26, 1879.
Abbas, son of Tussun Bey, eldest son | 1879. Tewfik (Mahomed Tewfik), son,
of Mehemet Ali, Nov. 10. June 26.
TREBIZOND.
EMPERORs.
1204. Alexis I. 1332. Basil.
1222. Andronicus I. 1340. Irene.
1235. John I. 1341. Anna.
1238. Manuel I. 1343. John III.
1263. Andronicus II. 1344. Michael.
1266. George. 1349. Alexis III.
1280. John II. 1390. Manuel III.
1285. Theodora. 1417. Alexis IV.
1285. John II., again. 1446. John IV.
1297. Alexis II. 1458. David.
1330. Andronicus III. 1461. Conquered by the Turks.
1332. Manuel II. r
ARABIA.
CALIPH's OF ARABIA, SOMETIMES STYLED CALIPEs of BAGDAD
632. Abubeker. 661. Hassan.
634. Omar. The Ommiades ruled 661–750.
644. Othman. The Abbasides ruled 750–1258.
655. Ali. 786. Haroun-Al-Raschid, d. 809
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PERSIA.
AT the partition of the dominions of Alexander the Great among his
Captains, Persia was annexed to the Syrian kingdom of Seleucus Nicator,
but did not continue long so, for in the reign of Antiochus Theos,
Arsases vindicated the independence of his country, and founded the
monarchy of the Parthians. In the 3rd century of the Christian era, a
great internal convulsion took place, which terminated in the accession
of the dynasty of the Sassanides, who restored the name, with the
religion and laws of Ancient Persia. This government was overthrown
by the Saracens; and the successive invasions by the descendants of
Zingis or Zenghis Khan, Timur, and by the Turks, changed entirely the
aspect of Western Asia. Persia was the main theatre on which the
Saracens contended for mastery with these invaders, and she suffered
all the miseries to which a nation can be exposed from the devastation
of barbarous and sanguinary hordes. At length, early in the 16th
century, a new dynasty arose. -
RINGs of PERSIA.
B.C. B. C.
559. Cyrus. 425. Sogdianus.
529. Cambyses. 424. Darius II.
522. Smerdis. 405. Artaxerxes II.
521. Darius I. 359. Ochus.
485. Xerxes I. 338. Arses.
465. Artabanus. 336. Darius III.
465. Artaxerxes I. •k •): -3% *
425. Xerxes II.
SHAHs OF PERSIA.
1502. Ismail, or Ishmael. assass. by his nephew at Koras-
1523. Tamasp, or Thamas I. Sa Il.
1576. Ismail Meerza. 1747. Adil Shah.
1577. Mahomed Meerza. 1748. Shah Rokh.
1582. Abbas I., the Great ; d. 1627. 1750. Interregnum.
1627. Shah Soofe. 1753. Kureem Khan.
1641. Abbas II. 1779. Abool Fatteh Khan.
1666. Solyman. 1780. Interregnum.
1694. Hessein, dep. 1781. Ali Moorad Khan.
1722. Mahmoud. 1785. Jaffier Khan.
1725. Ashraff, the Usurper; slain in 1788. Interregnum.
battle. 1789. Looft Ali Khan ; betrayed into the
1729. Tamasp, or Thamas II., recovered hands of his successor, who put
the throne of his ancestors from him to death.
the preceding. 1794. Aga Mahomed Khan, assass.
1732. Abbas III., infant son, under the 1798. Feth Ali Shah.
regency of Kouli Khan, who aft. 1834. Mahomed Shah, grandson.
caused himself to be procl. as 1848. Nasr-ul-Din, or Nausser-ood-deen,
Nadir Shah. or Nasser-ud-deem Shah, son.
1736. Nadir Shah (the victorious Regent), Sept. 4 or 10.
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CHINA.
EMPERORS.
* $6. +& % 1821. Taou-Kwang.
1627. Chwang-lei. 1850. Hienfung, succ. Feb. 25, to date
1644. Shun-che. from Feb. 1, 1851.
1662. Kang-he. 1861. Ki-tsiàng, or Tsai-sung, changed to
1723. Yung-ching. T'oungchih, Aug. 22.
1736. Keen-lung. 1875. Tsai-t'ien, changed to Kuangsu,
1795. Kea-King. Jan. 12.
JAPAN.
MIKADOs or EMPERORs.
* * 36. % 1867. Moutz Hito, Feb. 13.
* * Komei Tonno. -
SIAM.
KINGs.
FIRST KING. SECOND KING.
1868. Phra Bat Somditch Phra Paramindr His son, Kroma Phraratscha, &c.
Maha Chulalon-Korn Phra Cula
Chom Klaochow Yu Hua, Oct. 1.
Note —The spelling of these sovereigns’ names differs in every authority consulted by
the Editor.
SOWEREIGNS AND RULERS OF AFTRICA.
LIBERIA.
THIs republic was founded in 1822 by the American Colonization
Society, and declared independent in July 1847.
PRESIDENTS OF THIBERIA.
1848. Joseph Jenkins Roberts. Jan. 1872. Joseph Jenkins. Roberts, again.
1856. Etienne A. Benson. Jan. Jan. 1.
1864. Daniel Basil Warner. Jan. 1876. James Spriggs Payne, again. Jan. 3.
1868. James Spriggs Payne. Jan. 1878. Anthony W. Gardner. Jan. 7. ,
1870. Edward James Roye, Jan. 3.; dep. 1883. A. J. Russell. Jam.
Oct. 1871; 1884. Hilary R. W. Johnson. Jan. 7.
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MADAGASCAR.
RINGS AND QUEENs.
1810. Radama I., K.
1828. Ranavolona I., Q.
1861. Radama II., K.
1863. Rasoherina I., Q. May.
1868. Ranavolona II., Q. Apr. 1.
1883. Ranavolona III., Q. July 13.
MOROCCO.
SULTANs.
3: * * º
1822. Muley Abd-er-Rhamam.
1859. Sidi Muley Mahomed. Sept.
1873. Muley Hassan, son, succ. Sept. 20,
procl. Sept. 25.
ORANGE FREE STATE.
PLACED under the sovereignty of the British Government Feb. 3, 1848;
declared independent Feb. 23, 1854; constitution proclaimed April 10,
1854; revised Feb. 9, 1866.
PRESIDENTs.
1854. * * * *
1859. J. T. Hoffmann.
1864. John Henry Brand, 1st time.
1869. 5 3 2nd. May 4.
* | 1874. John Henry Brand, 3rd. May 5.
1879. 5 * 4th. Feb. 10.
1883. : 5 knighted.
1884. 2 3 5th.
TRANSWAAL REPUBLIC.
DECLARATION of independence, Jan. 17, 1852; constitution proclaimed,
Feb. 13, 1858.
PRESIDENTs.
* * * $ 1880. S. J. P. Krüger
1869. M. W. Pretorius. May 19. M. W. Pretorius
1872. T. F. Burgers. May 27, to act P. J. Joubert
from July 1. Elected a triumvirate until the elec-
1877. Annexed to Great Britain, Apr. tion of a president, Dec.
12. 1883. S. J. P. Krüger, elect, pres.,
1881. Independence restored under suze- May 9.
rainty of Great Britain, Aug. e
TUNIS.
BEYs.
* G. .” * * 1859. Mahomed Es Sadok, brother. Sept.
1835. Mustapha. 23.
1855. Sidi Mahomed." June. 1882. Sidi Ali. Oct. 28.
102
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
* *
1856, Seyyid Majid.
ZANZIBAR.
SULTANs.
*
1870.
1888.
Seyyid Bargash-Ben-Said, brother.
Oct. 7.
Seyyid Khalif, Mar. 26.
SOWEREIGNS AND RULERS OF AMERICA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE provinces of North America which revolted from the sovereignty of
Great Britain were first styled “the United States,” by a resolution of
congress, Sept. 9, 1776.
Their independence was acknowledged by
Great Britain, Nov. 30, 1782, and a definitive treaty of peace between
Great Britain, France, Spain, and the United States, was signed at
Paris, Sept. 3, 1783. The United States now comprise—
ORIGINAL STATES.
New Hampshire.
Massachusetts.
Rhode Island.
Connecticut.
New York.
New Jersey.
Pennsylvania.
Delaware.
Maryland.
Virginia.
North Carolina.
South Carolina.
Georgia.
STATES SUBSEQUENTLY
ADDED.
Vermont.
Tennessee.
Kentucky.
Ohio.
Louisiana.
Indiana.
Mississippi.
Illinois.
Alabama.
Maine.
Missouri.
Arkansas.
Michigan.
Florida.
Texas.
Iowa.
Wisconsin.
California.
Minnesota.
Oregon.
Kansas.
Nevada.
Colorado.
West Virginia.
Nebraska.
TERRITORIE8.
New Mexico.
Utah.
Washington.
Dakota.
Arizona.
Idaho.
Montana.
DISTRICT.
Columbia.
PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
1789. Gen. George Washington, first pre-
sident.
1793.
1797.
1801.
1805.
1809.
1813.
1817.
1821,
1825.
1829.
John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson.
Jefferson, again.
James Madison.
Madison, again.
James Monroe.
Monroe, again.
Apr. 30.
Gen. Washington, again.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4,
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
John Quincy Adams.
Gen. Andrew Jackson.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
Mar. 4.
1833.
1837.
1841.
1845.
1849.
1850.
1853.
1857.
1861.
Gen. Jackson, again. Mar. 4.
Martin Van Buren. Mar. 4.
Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison.
4. ; d. Apr. 4.
John Tyler, vice-pres. Apr. 4.
James Enox Polk. Mar. 4.
Gen. Zachary Taylor. Mar. 4; d.
July 9, 1850.
Millard Fillmore, vice-pres. July 9.
Gen. Franklin Pierce. Mar. 4.
James Buchanan. Mar. 4.
Abraham Lincoln, Mar. 4.
Mar.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 103
1865. Lincoln, again. Mar. 4; assass. 1877. Rutherford B. Hayes. Mar. 4.
Apr. 14, d. Apr. 15, 1865. 1881. James Abram Garfield. Mar. 4.
– Andrew Johnson, vice-pres., Apr. Shot July 2, d. Sept. 19,
15. 1881.
1869. Gen. Ulysses Simpson Grant. — Chester A. Arthur, vice-pres., Sept.
Mar. 4. 19.
1873. Gen. Grant, again. Mar, 4. 1885. Grover Cleveland. Mar. 4.
Note.—The President's term of office commences on the 4th March, but he is elected
in the November previous.
MEXICO. VERA CRUZ.
MEXICO.
MEXICO became independent of Spain in 1821. It has since been in a
very unsettled condition, as will be seen by the following
SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL CHANGES OF GOVERNMENT.
1821. Independence declared. Aug. 1846. Re-establishment of the Federal
1836. Recognised by Foreign States, and § Repub. Aug. 4.
ultimately by Spain, under treaty | 1853. Prov. Gov. Jan. 6. º
of Dec. 28. 1853. Repub. under Santa Anna and his
1821. Regency from Sept. 28. * &n successors. April 20.
1822. Empire under Iturbidi (Augustin 1858. Separation of Vera Cruz. Feb.
1st). May 18, 1861. Vera Cruz re-united. June.
1823. Prov. Gov. Mar. 19. 1862–1864. Civil war ; intervention of
1824. Federal Repub. Oct. 10 France; ultimate establishment of
• * * * * * * i. ... r. an empire under Archd. Maximi-
1837. Central Republican Gov. Jan. 1. lian of Austria, April 10, 1864.
1841. Dictatorship. Oct. 10. 1867. Emp. Maximilian shot, June 19.
1844. New Central Gov. June 4. Repub. re-established.
RULERS OF MEXICO—EMPERORs, PRESIDENTs, AND DICTATORs.
It is believed that the following list contains every ruler who held the Government
for any definite period, but in the many revolutions and insurrections which have taken
place dictators or presidents were sometimes in power only a few weeks or even a few
days.
1821. Augustin Iturbidi, Generalissimo. 1841. Bustamente, again, pres.
1822. Ditto, emp, as Augustin I. 1843. Gen. Valentine Canalizo, pres., ad.
1823. Gens. Guerrero, Bravo, and Negreti, int.
dict. 1845. Gen. José Joaquim Herrera, pres
1824. Gen. G. Victoria, pres. Sept. 26.
1827. Gen. Guerrero, pres. 1847. Gen. Paredes, pres.
1829. Ditto, dict. 1848. Herrera, again, pres. May 3.
1830. Gen. Anastasio Bustamente, pres. 1851. Gen. Mariano Arista, pres. June 23
1832. Gen. Pedraza, pres. 1852. M. J. Ceballos, pres.
1835. Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, 1853. S. M. Lombardini, pres.
pres. 1853. Santa Anna, again, dict., Mar. 17,
1836. José J. Caro, pres. pres. April 25.
1837. Bustamente, again, pres. April. 1855. Juan Alvarez, pres. Oct. 31.
1840. Gen. Farias, pres. 1856. Gen. Ignatio Comomfort, pres., ad ant.
104 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1858. Gen. Felix Zuloago, pres. Jan. 22. 1867. Juarez, again, pres. Dec.; d.
1859. Gen. Miguel Miramon, pres. Feb. July 18, 1872.
1859. Gen. Benito Juarez, pres. Dec. 1872. Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada, pres. Nov.
1861. Juarez, dict. 1877. Porfirio Diaz, pres. May 5.
1864. Maximilian I. (archd. of Austria), 1880. Manuel Gonzales, pres. Dec. 1.
emp., April 10; shot June 19, 1884. Diaz, again, pres. Dec. 1, as from
1867. Jan. 1, 1885.
VERA CRUZ.
WERA CRUZ was separated from Mexico Feb. 1, 1858, and re-united in
June 1861. During its separation it was under the presidency or dic-
tatorship of Gen. Benito Juarez.
HAYTI. ST, DOMINGO. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
THIS island (whose Indian name of Hayti was changed by the Spaniards
to Hispaniola and afterwards to St. Domingo) was a Spanish colony
from Dec. 1492 to 1630. It was then seized by French freebooters, and
ultimately taken possession of by the French Government in 1697.
The native negroes revolted against the French in Aug. 1791, and
massacred the whites in June 1793. The French Directory recognised
the insurgent general, Toussaint L’Ouverture, as general of the army in
1794, and he declared the island independent of France, and granted
a separate constitution, May 9, 1801. He was afterwards defeated by
the French, by whom he was made prisoner, May 7, 1802, and died in
France 1803. Soon after his defeat there was a fresh insurrection by
the negroes under Dessalines, and eventually the island was evacuated
by the French in Nov. 1803. Dessalines then became emp. as James I.,
Oct. 8, 1804, but was assassinated, Oct. 17, 1806. The island was then
divided, the negroes forming a kingdom in the north under the name of
Hayti, and the mulattoes forming a republic in the south under the
name of St. Domingo. In Nov. 1820 these two divisions were re-united
and formed into a free state under the presidency of Boyer, who was
named Regent for life, and the independence of the Republic was
recognised by France, April 17, 1825. In 1843 another revolution
occurred, which resulted in the deposition and the secession of St. Domin-
go and the eastern part of Hayti, who formed themselves into a separate
state under the title of the Dominican Republic. Hayti has since main-
tained a separate existence, sometimes as an empire and sometimes a
republic.
THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC was re-united to Spain by declaration of
March 18, 1861, accepted by the Queen of Spain on May 20 following;
but it again revolted in 1863, and was finally renounced by Spain, May
5, 1865. Since that time it has continued a republic.
RULERS OF HAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO.
THE WHOLE ISLAND.
1794. Toussaint L’Ouverture, gen, in chief; made prisoner May 7, 1802; d. 1803.
1802–3. The island under the dominion of France.
1804. John James Dessalines, emp. under title of James I., Oct. 8, 1804; assass Oct.
17, 1806, and the island divided
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 105;
HAYTI. ST. Dom(INGO.
1807. Hy. Christopher, pres. Feb. 1807. Alexander Petion, pres. ; d. 1818.
1811. Ditto, made emp. under title of 1818. John Peter Boyer, pres...; under
Henry I. Mar. ; d. Oct. 1820. whom the Island was again united.
THE WHOLE ISLAND.
1820. John Peter Boyer, elected regent for life, Nov. ; dep. 1843, and the island again
divided.
HAYTI. Dom INICAN REPUBLIC.
1843. — Pierrot, pres. 1844. Pedro Santana, pres.
1846. John Baptist Riche, pres. 1849. Bonaventura Baez, pres.
1847. Faustin Soulouque, pres. Mar. 1853. Santana, again, pres. Mar. 23.
1849. Ditto, made emp. as Faustin I. 1856. Baez, again, pres. Oct. 8.
Aug. 26. Abd. Jan. 15, 1859; 1858. José Desiderio Valverde, pres.
d. Sept. 1, 1867. 1859. Santana, again, pres. Feb. 5.
1858. Dec. Revolution, under which, in 1861. Reunited to Spain.
1858. A republic procl., and Gen. Nicholas 1865. Baez, again, pres. of Prov. Gov.,
Fabre Geffrard made pres. Feb. but dep. Nov. 14.
22. 1865. José Maria Cabral, pres.
1862. Victoriano Castellanos, pres. 1865. Baez, again, pres.
1866. Gen. Sylvanus Salnave, pres. 1866. Cabral, again, pres. Oct. 6.
1870. Gen. Nissage Saget. Mar. 19, to 1868. Baez, again, pres.
act from May 15. 1873. Gen. Ganier d’Abim. Oct.
1874. Gen. Michel Domingue. June 14, 1876. Igucio Maria Gonzales.
to act from May 15. 1879. Gen. Caesareo Guillermo, pres.
1876. Gen. Boisrond Canal. July 17, to May 10. -
act from May 15. 1880. Fernando Arturo de Merino, pres.
1879. Gen. Salomon. Oct. 22, to act July, to act from Sept. 10.
from Nov. 17; re-elect. July 6, 1882. Gen. Ulysses Heureaux, pres. July,
1886. to act from Sept. 4.
1884. Francisco G. Bellini, pres. July,
to act from Sept.
1886. Heureaux, again, pres. July, to
act from Sept.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA. SAN SALVADOR. NICARAGUA. COSTA RIC A.
HONDURAS.
THE large tract of country, now known as “Central America,” was for-
merly part of the Spanish province of Guatemala. It declared its
independence Sept. 21, 1821, separated from the Mexican Confederation
July 1, 1823, and formed a federal republic until 1839–40, when it was
divided into five separate states, viz.:-
GUATEMALA. SAN SALVADOR. NICARAGUA. Costa RICA.
HONDURAs.
PRESIDENTS OF GUATEMALA.
* * * * 1851; elect. for life, 1854; d.
1847. Gem. Raphael Carrua ; re-elect. 1865.
106 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1865. Vincent Cerna. May 3. 1883. J. Rufino Barrios, pres. Jan.
1871. Miguel Garcia, prov. pres. Oct. 10.
1873. J. Rufino Barrios. May 7. 1885. Manuel L. Barillas, pres. ad int.
1882. José Maria Orantes, prov. pres. Apr. 10. Perm. pres. Mar. 16,
July 1. 1886.
PRESIDENTS OF SAN SALVADOR.
* %. -k 2: 1863. Dueñas, again, prov. pres., Nov. ;
* * Vasconcelos. pres. April 1865.
1852. Françisco Dueñas. Mar. 1. 1871. Gen. St. Juan Gonzales, prov. pres.
* * José Maria San Martin. April ; pres. Fob. 1, 1872.
1856. Raphael Campo. 1876. Andrew Valle. Feb.
1858. Miguel Santin del Castillo. Jan. 25. 1876. Rafael Zaldivar y Lazo. May, to
1859. Gerard Barrios, charged with act from July 22.
executive power Mar. 15. 1885. Gen. Francisco Menendez. June
1860. Barrios, elect. pres. for 6 years, 19.
Feb. 1.
PRESIDENTS OF NICARAGUA.
× •k * 3& 1871. Vicente Cuadra. Feb. 1.
* * Laureano Pineda. 1875. Pedro Joaquin Chamorro. Feb. 1.
1853. Gen. Fruto Chamorro. Feb. 26. 1879. Joaquin Zavala. Mar. 3.
1855. Gen. Nanose, supreme director. 1883. Adam Cardenas. Mar. 4.
1856. Gen. Patricio, supreme director. 1885. Chamorro again. Mar.
1857. Gen. Thomas Martinez. Nov. 15. 1887. Evaristo Cavaza.
1867. Fernando Guzman. Mar. 1.
PRESIDENTS OF COSTA RICA.
+& * * * 1872. Gen. Tomas Guardia. May 8.
1853. Juan Raphaël Mora, May; re-elect. 1876. Aniceto Esquivel. May 8.
May 4, 1859. 1876. Vicente Herrera. July 31.
1859–1860. Revolution took place in which 1877. Sergio Camargo. May.
the pres. Mora was expelled, Aug. 1878. Constitution susp. and Guardia app.
14, and José Maria Montealegra prov. pres.
app. prov. pres. ; he was aft. 1882. Prospero Fernandez. Aug. 10.
elect. pres. Feb. 7, 1860. 1885. Gen. Bernardo Soto. Mar. ; re-elect.
1863. Jésus Ximenes. April. May 11, 1886.
1866. José Maria Castro. May 8.
PRESIDENTS OF Hon.DURAs.
* •k -k * 1863. Gen. José Maria Medina, prov.
1852. Gen. Trinidad Cabañas. pres. ; elect pres. Feb. 1864.
1855. Geº sº Guardiola ; assass. Jan. 1872. Celeo Arias, prov. pres., Aug.
1862. Vittoriano Castellanos, vice-pres., * * P. Leiva, prov. pres.
Sll CC. 1877. Marco Aurelio Soto. May 29.
1863. Castellanos d., and José Francisco 1883. Gen. Luiz Bogram. Nov. 27.
Montez. app. prov. pres.
COLOMBIA.
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA. NEW
GRANADA. VENEZUELA. ECUADOR. PANAMA.
THESE countries originally constituted the old Spanish colony of New
Granada. They revolted against the mother country in 1811, and the
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 107
war continued until 1824. In 1819 they formed themselves into the Re-
public of Colombia, but during the years 1829–31, dissensions arose, and
they were ultimately divided into the three separate republics of
NEW GRANADA. VENEZUELA. ECUADOR.
NEW GRANADA. UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
New Granada continued as a separate republic until 1863. In 1855
Panama seceded from it, but was reunited in 1863, the two countries
then taking the title of the United States of Colombia.
PRESIDENTs of NEW GRANADA.
* * * *
1845. Tomas Cipriano de Mosquera, April.
1853 Gen. José Maria y Obando. April.
1855. Manuel Maria Mallarino. April.
1856. Mariano Ospina. Elected Sept. 30,
to act from April 1, 1857.
1861. Gen. Tomas Cipriano de Mosquera
July 20. **
PRESIDENTs of UNITED STATES OF Colom BIA.
1863. Gen. T. C. de Mosquera above- 1872. Toro again. April.
named. Feb. 1874. Santiago Perez. April.
1864. Manuel Murillo Toro. 1876. Aquileo Parra. April.
1866. Gen. Mosquera again; dep. 1867. 1878. Gen. Julian Trujillo. April.
1867. Gen. Santos Acosta, prov. pres., | 1880. Gen Rafael Nuñez. April.
May 23. 1882. Francisco J. Zaldua. April.
1868. Gen. Santiago Gutierrez. April 3. 1883. T. E. Otálora. April.
1870. Gen. Eustorjio Salgar. April. 1884. Nuñez again. Aug. 11.
PANAMA.
Panama separated from New Granada by Act of Congress, Feb. 27,
1855.
PRESIDENTs of PANAMA.
1855. Justo Arosemena, prov. chief. | 1862. Manuel Maria Diaz.
1856. Gen. Bartolomeo Calvo, Oct. 11. 1863. New Federal Constitution of May 8
1858. José de Obaldia. Sept. procl. June 15, 1863, and Panama
1862. Santiago do la Guardia ; killed in an became part of the United States
insurrection, Sept. 1862. of Colombia.
WENEZUELA.
Venezuela separated from the Republic of Colombia about 1829.
(See Republic of Colombia supra.)
PRESIDENTs of WENEZUELA.
1831. José Antonio Paëz.
At the expiration of his term of
office, Vargas was nominated his
succ., but was opposed by
José Tadeo Monagas. Disputes
arose, to settle which Paëz was
called in to restore order, and he
remained in power first as vice-
pres., and then as pres, until 1842.
1842. Carlos Soublette.
1846. Civil war broke out between the
coloured population, headed by
Pačz, and the European popula-
tion, headed by Monagas, who
was again set up as pres. Ulti-
mately, in January 1848, Paëz
was forced to fly, and on Aug. 14,
1849, was taken prisoner.
108 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
;
* * Gen. José Tadeo Monagas, pres. 1869. Ruperto Monagas, prov. pres.
Re-elect. Jan 20, 1855. 1870. Revolution under which Gen. Antonio
1858. Gen. Julian Castro ; abd. July 1859, Guzman Blanco proclaimed chief
and Pedro Gual adm. the gov. of Prov. Gov., April 27; con-
until the arrival of the vice-pres., firmed by Congress as prov. pres.
Manuel Felipe Tovar. of the Repub., July 13; elected
1860. Tovar, pres. April 10. pres. Feb. 20, 1873.
1861. Paéz again, pres., with power of 1877. Gen. Francisco Linarez Alcantara.
dict. Sept. 8. Feb. 27.
1863. Gen. Juan Chrysostôme Falcon; 1879. Gen. Blanco again, prov. pres. May
prov. pres. June 17; procl. pres. 12; pres. Mar. 20, 1880.
by Congress Mar. 18, and sw. 1884. Gen. Joaquin Crespo. May.
June 8, 1865. | 1886. Gen. Blanco again. Sept. 14.
1868. Monagas again, prov. pres.
ECUADOR.
Ecuador separated from the Republic of Colombia in 1830. (See
Republic of Colombia, supra.)
PRESIDENTS OF ECUADOR.
1830. Gen. Juan José Flores. 1861. Apr. These two provinces re-united
1835. Vicente Rocafuerte. under presidency of Gabriel Garcia
1839. Gen. Flores again. Moreno.
1845. Vicente Ramou Roca. Dec. 1865. Geronimo Carrion. Aug. 4.
1851. Diego Noboa. Feb.; dep. 1868. Xavier Espinosa. Jan. 23.
1852. José Maria Urbina. Sept. 1869. Moreno again. Aug. ; assass. Aug.
1856. Gen. Francisco Robles. Oct. ; abd. 14, 1875.
1859. Aug. Pres. Robles dismissed, and 1875. Antonio Borrero. Dec. 28.
two Prov. Gov. formed : 1877. Ignacio de Veintimilla. Jan. 17; con-
1. Guayaquil under Gen. Guil- firmed May 1878.
lernio Franco. 1883. José Maria Placido Cadmafio.
2. Quito under Gabriel Garcia Oct. 23; to act from Feb. 27,
Moreno, Manuel Gomez de la 1884.
Torre and José Maria Aviles.
BRAZIL.
THE French having seized on Portugal in 1807, the royal family of
that kingdom embarked for Brazil at the close of the same year.
Brazil was erected into an empire in Nov. 1825, when Dom Pedro took
the title of emperor soon after his abdication of the throne of Portugal.
EMPERORS OF BRAZIL.
1825. Pedro I. (of Portugal), Nov. 18; 1831. Pedro II., succ. on his father's abd.,
first emperor, abd. throne of April 7; assumed the government
Brazil, in favour of his infant son, July 23, 1840; crowned July 18,
April 7, 1831; d. Sept. 24, 1834. 1841.
PERU.
PERU revolted from Spain in 1821, and has since been a republic. Like
most of its neighbours, it has experienced numerous revolutions and
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insurrections, which renders it difficult to give a strictly accurate list of
its rulers.
RULERs of PERU. PRESIDENTS AND DICTATORs.
1821. San Martin, Protector, procl. inde- 1863. Gen. Juan Antonio Pezet, pres.
pendence July 28; res. Sept. 20, April 3.
1822. 1865. Pedro Diez Canseco, pres., ad. int.
1823. José de la Riva Aguero, pres. Feb. Nov.
26. 1865. Gen. Mariano Ignacio Prado, dict.
1824. Bolivar, dict. Feb. Nov. 28; prov. pres., Feb. 15,
1824. Mariano Prado, pres. Nov. 28. t 1867; pres., Aug. 31, 1867.
1827. Gen. Laman, pres. Aug. 24. 1867. Luis La Puerta, pres. ad. int. Oct.
1829. Gen. Agustin Gamarra, pres. Aug. 1868. Col. José Balta, pres. Aug. 2.
31. 1872. Manuel Prado, pres. Aug. 2.
1834. Luis José Orbegoso, pres. 1876. Prado, again, pres. Aug. 2.
1835. Felipe Santiago Salaverry, pres. 1879. Nicholas de Pierola, dict. Dec. 23.
1836. Andres Santa Cruz, pres. 1881. Francisco Garcia Calderon, prov.
1839. Gamarra, again, pres. pres., Mar. ; pres., July 10.
1841. Manuel Menendez, pres. Pierola as dict. continued the war
1845. Gen. Ramon Castilla, pres. April against Chili.
19. 1883. Gen. Miguel Iglesias, dict. Oct.
1851. Gen. José Rufino Echénique, pres. 20; prov. pres., April 1884.
1855. Castilla, again, pres. Jan. 1884. Andres Avelino Caceres, dict.; pres.
1862. Marshal San Ramon, pres. May. - April 1886.
BOLIVIA.
THIS republic was formerly part of Peru. It declared its independence
August 6, 1824, and took the name of Bolivia August 11, 1825. The
first congress was held May 25, 1826.
PRESIDENTS OF BOLIVIA.
1826. Gen. Suero. 1864. Gen. Mariano Melgarejo, prov.
1828. Santa Cruz. pres., Dec.; perm. pres., Feb.
1839. Gen. Velasco. Feb. 3. 1865.
1844. José Ballivian. Aug. 1871. Col. Augustin Morales, prov. pres.,
1850. Manuel Isidore Belzu. Aug. Jan. ; perm, pres., June 20.
1855. Gen. George Cordova. Aug. 15. 1872. Thomas Frias. Dec.
1857. José Maria Linares, prov. pres. | 1873. Lt. Col. Adolfo Ballivian. May 8.
Nov. 1874. Frias, again. Feb. 14.
1861. Revolution, and Linares dep. Jan. 15. 1877. Gen. Hilarion Daza. Nov.
1861. José Maria d'Acha, prov. pres., 1880. Narciso Campero. June 20.
May; perm. pres., Aug. 1862. 1884. Gregorio Pacheco. Aug. 1.
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION OR ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. B.UENOS AYRES.
THIS confederation consists of the following states or provinces, besides
some Indian territories or frontier districts:—
Buenos Ayres. San Juan. Santiago.
Entre Rios. Catamarca. Tucuman.
Corrientes. La Rioja. Jujuy.
Santa Fé. Cordova. Salta.
Mendoza, San Luis.
These states were formerly part of Peru. They were separated in
1778, and with others now forming the republics of Bolivia, Paraguay,
110 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
and Uruguay, were called the Rio de la Plata. They still remained
subject to Spain, but declared their independence in 1816.
PRESIDENTS OF ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
1816. Payridon. Mar. 25. 1853. Buenos Ayres secedes and be-
Separation from Spain formally de- comes an independent state. Oct
clared July 9, but the indepen- 12.
dence of the states was not re- 1853. Gen. Justo José d’Urquiza. Nov.
cognised by Spain till 1842. 20.
* X- * 1859. Buenos Ayres re-united to the Ar-
1825. National constitution for the federal gentine Republic. Nov. 10.
states decreed. 1860. Santiago Derqui. Feb. 8.
* * * 1861. Victory of Gen. Mitre at Pavon, in
* * Gen. Juan Manuel de Rosas. consequence of which Derqui
1840. Gen. de Rosas re-elected. Mar. 5. resigned, Sept. 17; Prov. Gov.
1852. Prov. Gov. established, Feb. 5, under Gen. Bartholomew Mitre.
and Vincent Lopez appointed 1862. Gen. Mitre elected perm. pres. Oct.
Prow. Gov. ; Gen. Justo José 12. ' *
Urquiza elect. Prov. Director, 1868. Col. Dominique Faustino Sarmiento.
May 20; Dr. Alsina elected gov. Oct. 12.
and capt.-gen., Oct. 30. He re- 1874. Nicolas Avellaneda. Oct. 12.
tired, and Gen. Pinto elected | 1880. Gen. Julio A. Roca. Oct. 12.
Prov. Gov. in his place, Dec. 6. 1886. Miguel Juarez Celman. Oct. 12.
BUENOS AYRES.
BUENos AYREs separated from the Argentine Republic, Oct. 12, 1853,
and was re-united thereto, Nov. 10, 1859.
GovKRNORS OR PRESIDENTs.
1853. Pastor Obligado. Oct. 12. 1859. Re-united to Argentine Republic by
1857. Valentine Alsina. May. peace of S. José de Floris, Nov.
1860. Gen. Bartholomew Mitre. May 1. 10, 1859, and Act of Union, June
6, 1860.
PARAGUAY.
PARAGUAY revolted from Spain in 1811, and declared itself an inde-
pendent state. -
DICTATORS AND PRESIDENTs of PARAGUAY.
DICTATORS. and the Argentine Republic, and
1814. José Gaspar Rodriguez Francia, (2) Paraguay, June 20, under
elect. Nom. for life, 1817. • which Rivarola was app.prov. pres.
1840. Vibal succ. Francia. 1870. Paraguay becomes a constitutional
1844. Carlos Antonio Lopez elect. republic.
1862. Francisco Solano Lopez, son, Sept. ;
went to war with Uruguay, PRESIDENTS.
Brazil, and the Argentine Re- || 1871. Salvador Jovellanos. Dec. 12.
public and was killed in battle, 1874. Juan Baptista Gill. Nov. 25.
Mar. 1, 1870. 1877. Higimio Uriarte. April 12.
1869. Prov. Gov. composed of C. Loizaga, 1878. Candido Bareiro. Nov. 25.
Cyril Antonio Rivarola, and J. 1880. Gen. Bernardino Caballero, Sept.
Diaz de Bedoya, Aug. 15. 14; re-elect. Nov. 1882.
1870. Treaty of peace between (1) Brazil 1886. Gen. Iºscobar. Sept. 25.
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|URUGUAY.
THIs republic was formerly a part of Buenos Ayres. It declared its
independence in 1825, and was recognised as a separate republic by the
treaty of Montevideo, signed between Brazil and Buenos Ayres, Aug. 27,
and ratified Oct. 4, 1828.
PRESIDENTS OF URUGUAY.
1830. Fructuoso Rivera. Oct. 22. 1865. Gen. Venancio Florës, prov. gov.
1835. Manuel Oribe. Mar. 1. Feb.
1838. Rivera again. Oct. 21. 1866. Francisco Antonio Vidal.
* k * 1868. Col. Lorenzo Battle. Mar. 1.
* * Sarmiento.
* * Joaquim Suarez. 1872. Tomas Gomensoro. Mar. 1.
1852. Juan Francisco Giró. Mar. 1. 1873. José Ellauri. Mar. 1.
1854. Col. Venancio Florez. Mar. 12. 1875. Pedro Varela. Mar. 15.
1855. Manuel Basilico Bustamente. Oct. 1876. Col. L. Latorre. Mar. 11.
1856. Gabriel Antonio Pereira. Mar. 1. 1880. Vidal again. Mar. 17.
1860. Bernardo Prudencio Berro. Mar. 1. 1882. Gen. Maximo Santos. Mar. 1
1864. Athanase Cruz Aguirre. Mar. 1. 1886. Maximo Tagès. Nov. 19.
CHILI.
THIs republic declared its independence from Spain, Sept. 18, 1810, but,
a long war ensuing, its actual independence dates from Feb. 12, 1817.
New constitutions were promulgated in 1828 by General Pinto, and
in May 1833, by General Prieto.
DIRECTORS AND PRESIDENTS OF CHILI.
1817. Gen. Demetrius O'Higgins. Res. under constitution of May 25,
1823. I833.
1823. The government was administered
by a prov. triumvirate until Gen. tº
#. was chosen director. He | 1833. Gen. Prieto, above named.
res. 1826. 1841. Gen. Manuel Bulněs. Sept.
& 1851. Manuel Montt. Sept. 18.
1826–1830. During these years the 1861. José Joaquim Perez. Sept. 7.
government was administered 1871. Frederico Errazuriz. Sept. 18.
by six different directors, be | 1876. Anibal Pinto. Sept. 18.
sides a second provisional tri- | 1881. Domingo Santa Maria. Sept. 18.
umvirate. 1886. José Manuel Balmaceda. Sept.
1831. Gen. Prieto, who became pres. 18.
PRESIDENTs.
HAWAIIAN OR SANDWICH ISLANDS.
KINGS AND QUEENs.
* * Kamehameha I., d. 1819. 1863. Kamehameha V., brother, Nov. ;
1819. Kamehameha II., son, d. in Eng- Dec. 11.
land, with his queen, July 1824. 1873. Lunalilo I. (Q), Jan. 8 ; d. Feb. 3
1824. Kamehameha III. 1874
1854. Kamehameha TV. 1874. Kalākaua. Feb. 12.
112
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PART II.
DIPLOMATIC.
AMBASSADORS, ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY, MINIS-
TERS PLENIPOTENTIARY, &c., FROM GREAT
1761.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1768.
1772.
1783.
1784.
1785.
1790.
BRITAIN AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND TO FOREIGN
STATES.
From the accession of George III., 1760.
TO FRANCE.
Hans Stanley, ch, d'a.
John, D. of Bedford, amb. Sept. 4.
Fras. Seymour, E. of Hertford,
amb.
Chas., D. of Richmond, amb.
Wm. Hy. Nassau, E. of Rochford,
amb. July 2.
Simon Harcourt, E. Harcourt, amb.
David Murray, visc. Stormont, aft.
E. of Mansfield, amb. Sept. 9.
Fras. Godolphin Osborne, M. of
Carmarthen, amb. Feb. 10.
Geo. Montagu, D. of Manchester,
amb. Apr. 9.
John Frederick Sackville, D. of Dor-
set, amb.
Daniel Hailes, min, plen., ad int.
Apr. 28.
Wm. Eden, aft. 1d. Auckland, env.
ext. and plen. for commercial
affairs. Dec. 9.
Geo. Granville, E. Gower, amb.
June 11. Recalled Sept. 1792.
The war interrupted the diplomatic
relations between the two coun-
tries.
1796.
1797.
1801.
1802.
1806.
1814.
Jas., ld., aft. E. of Malmesbury, amb.
ext. and min. plen. for negotiating
a treaty of peace. Oct. 13.
Jas., ld, Malmesbury, again, for
negotiating a peace with the
plens. of the French republic at
Lisle. June 30.
Chas., M. Cornwallis, plen. at the
congress held at Amiens. Oct.
29.
Fras. James Jackson, min. plen.
Dec. 2.
Anth. Merry, min. plen. Apr. 1.
Chas., ld., aft. visc. and E. Whit-
worth, amb. June 18, G. Left.
Paris, May 19, 1803.
The war with Napoleon I. again in-
terrupted the diplomatic relations
between the two countries.
Fras. Seymour, E. of Yarmouth, and
James, E. of Lauderdale, commiſs.
for negotiating a peace with
France. Aug. 1.
Sir Chas. Stuart, aft. la. Stuart de
Rothesay, env, ext, and min. plen.
ad int. June 4.
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113
1839.
1841.
1845.
•k #
1765.
* º
1792.
1795.
1798.
1814.
. Lord Stuart de
Chas. Bagot, aft. Sir C., min. plen.
July 11.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, amb.
Aug. 8.
. Lord Fitzroy Jas. Hy. Somerset,
min. plen. Jan. 18.
Sir Chas. Stuart, again, amb., ad
ant. Mar. 26.
. Granville, visc., aft. E. Granville,
sp. miss. to congratulate Charles
X. on his accession to the throne.
Oct. 7.
Hon. Algernon Percy, min, plen.,
ad int. Oct. 12.
Granville, visc. Granville, again,
amb. Nov. 3
. Hugh, D. of Northumberland, sp.
embassy; coronation of Charles
X. Apr. 30.
Rothesay, amb.
July 1.
. Wisc. Granville, again, amb. Dec.
sº Hamilton Chas. Jas. Hamilton, min.
plen., ad int. Mar. 23.
. Arthur Aston, aft. Sir A., min. plen.,
ad int. Apr. 19.
. Hy., ld. Cowley, amb. Mar. 13.
Granville, E., late visc. Granville,
amb. Mar. 29.
. Arthur Aston, again ; min. plen.,
ad int. Aug. 25.
July 17, 1838.
Hy. Lytton Bulwer, aft. Sir H. and
ld. Dalling and Bulwer, min.
plen., ad int. July 29.
Lord Cowley, again, amb. Oct. 16.
Lord Wm. Hervey, mim. plen., ad
int. July 29.
Permanent
1846.
1848.
1849.
1852.
1856.
1860.
1866.
1867.
1869.
1871.
1871.
1873.
1875.
1882.
1884.
1886.
1887.
Constantine Hy., M. of Normanby,
amb. Aug. 18.
M. of Normanby, continued ; sp.
and temporary miss. to the
French National Assembly. Aug.
18.
M. of Normanby, continued, amb.
Jan. 31.
Hy. Rd. Chas., 1d., aft. E. Cowley,
amb., ext, and plen. to the French
Republic. Feb. 3.
Geo. Wm. Frederick, E. of Claren-
don, plen. to Congress at termi-
nation of war with Russia. Feb.
Hon. Wm. G. Grey, ch. d’a., ad int.
Jan, 2.*
Hon. Julian Hy. Chas. Fane, min.
plen., ad int.*
Richd. Bickerton Pemell, ld., aft.
visc. Lyons, amb., ext, and plen.
July 6.
Hon. Lionel Sackville West, min.
plen., ad int.*
Ld. Lyons, again, amb., ext, and
plen. to French Republic. Feb. 18.
Hon. L. S. West, again, min. plen.,
ad int. Sept. 15.”
Edwd. Robt., ld, aft. E. Lytton, min.
plen., ad int. Apr. 10.*
Fras. Ottiwell Adams, aft. Sir F.,
min, plen., ad int. Mar. 23. *
Hon. Fras. Richd. Plunket, min.
plen., ad int. Mar. 11.*
Sir Jno. Walsham, bart., min. plen.,
ad int. July 31.*
Edwin Hy. Egerton, min. plen., ad
Žnt. Mar. 30.*
Robt., Earl Lytton, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.,
amb., ex. and plen. Nov. 1.
* During temporary absence of the ambassador.
TO SWISS CONFEDERATION.
Arthur Willettes, mim.
Wm. Norton, min. Jan. 1.
Col. Braun, ch. d’a.
Lord Rob. Stephen Fitzgerald, min.
plen. May 12.
Wm. Wickham, min, plen. July 11.
James Talbot, min., ad int. Jan. 22.
Stratford Canning, aft. Sir S., and
visc. Stratford de Redcliffe, env.
ext. and min. plen. June 14, G.
. Edw. Cromwell Disbrowe, aft. Sir
E., ch. d'a., ad int. June 12.
22. Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn, aft. Sir
H., env. ext, and min. plen. Feb.
12
& Chas Rd. Waughan, aft. Sir C., min.
plen. Feb. 28.
. Hon. Algernon Percy, min. plen.
Oct. 10.
1832.
1847.
David Rd. Morier, min. plen. June
Gilbert, E. of Minto ; ext. miss. to the
Italian States, Sardinia, Sicily,
and Switzerland. Sept. 14.
Sir Stratford Camming, again, ext.
miss. to Belgium, Germany,
Greece, and Switzerland. Now.
26.
. Hy. Rd. Chas., 1d., aft. E. Cowley,
min. plen. Feb. 29.
. Sir Edmund Lyons, min. plen. Feb.
9
Arthur Chas. Magenis, aft. Sir A.,
min. plen. Jan. 27.
. Andrew Buchanan, aft. Sir A., min.
plen. Feb. 12.
. Hon. Chas. Aug. Murray, aft. Sir
C., min, plem. Feb. 9.
8
114
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1854. Geo. Jno. Robt. Gordon, min, plen.
Sept. 19.
1858. Capt. Hon. Edwd. Alfred Jno.
Harris, R.N., min. plen. Mar.
31
1867. Jno. Savile Lumley, env. ext, and
min. plen. Aug. 22.
1868. Alfred Guthrie Graham Bonar, env.
ext. and min. plen. Oct. 19.
;
1874. Edwin Corbett, min. res. May 23.
1878. Sir Horace Rumbold, bt., min. res.
Jan. 17.
1879. Hon. Hussey Crespigny Vivian, C.B.,
min. res. Oct. 10; env. ext. and
min. plen. Mar. 1, 1881.
1881. Fras. Ottiwell Adams, C.B., aft. Sir F.,
R.C.M.G., env. ext, and min. plen.
July 8.
TO THE MODERN KINGDOM OF ITALY.
For Ambassadors, &c., to the various states composing the modern
kingdom of Italy prior to the formation of that kingdom, see under the
names of those states.
1861. Sir Jas. Hudson, env. ext, and min.
plen.
;1863.
min. plen. Sept. 12. -
Sir Augs. Berkeley Paget, K.C.B.,
env. ext, and min. plen. July 6;
1867.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, env. ext, and 1883. Sir
amb., ext. and min. plem. Mar.
24, 1876.
Jno. Savile-Lumley, K.C.B.,
aft. G.C.B., and subseq. Sir Jno.
Savile, only; amb. ext, and plen.
Aug. 26.
TO SARDINIA.
Hon. Jas. Stuart Mackenzie, env.
ext.
. Geo. Pitt, aft. li. Rivers, env. ext.
. Sir Wm. Lynch, env, ext, Oct. 1.
. John, visc. Mountstuart, env. ext.
and plen. Aug. 16.
. Hon. John Trevor, env. ext. Feb.
22; min. plen., June 16, 1789.
1799. Thos. Jackson, min. plen. Apr. 13.
1807. Hon. Wm. Hill, env. ext, and min.
plen. Dec. 9.
Sardinia now forms part of the kingdom of Italy.
1824. Aug. John Foster, aft. knt., emv.
ext. and min, plen. Sept. 10, G.
Hon. Ralph Abercromby, env. ext.
and min. plen. May 30.
Gilbert, E. of Minto, ext, miss. to
Italy, Sardinia, Sicily, and Swit-
zerland. Sept. 14.
Hon. Ralph Abercromby, remaining
minister to Sardinia.
1852. Jas. Hudson, env. ext, and min.
plen. Jan. 19, G.
1840.
1847.
See I taly.
TO NAPLES AND THE TWO SICILIES.
-X- º
Sir Jas. Gray, bt., env. ext.
1764. Wm. Hamilton, aft. Sir W., enw.
ext.
1800. Hon. Sir Arthur Paget, env. ext, and
min. plen. Jan. 17.
1801. Wm. Drummond, env. ext. Aug. 4.
1803. Hugh Elliot, env. ext, and min.
plen. Jan. 29.
Gen. Hy. Edwd. Fox, env. ext, and
min. plen. (military). May 29.
1806.
Wm. Drummond, again, env. ext.
and min, plen. Oct. 3.
Wm. Pitt, ld., aft. E. Amherst, env.
ext, and min. plen. Feb. 1.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish Bentinck, env.
ext. and min, plen. Feb. 15, G.
Hon. Fredk. Jas. Lamb, aft. Sir F.
and lå. Beauvale, and succ. as
visc. Melbourne, min. plen., ad
int. May 18.
1809.
1811.
1812.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
, 115
1814.
1822.
1824.
1825.
1830.
1832.
Wm. A’Court, aft. Sir W. and lá.
Heytesbury, env. ext, and min.
plen. Oct. 1, G.
Wm. Rd. Hamilton, env, ext, and
min. plen. Feb. 12.
Wm. Noel Hill, env. ext. and min.
plen. Sept. 14.
John, ld. Burghersh, succ. as E. of
Westmoreland; sp. miss. on the
accession of the king (Francis I.),
as king of the Two Sicilies. Feb.
23.
John, ld. Burghersh, again ; env.
ext, and min. plen. Nov. 16. Not
Sent.
John, ld., aft. visc. Ponsonby, env.
ext. and min. plen. June 8.
Hon. Wm. Temple, aft. Sir W., env.
ext, and min, plen. Nov. 27, (?)
1833,
1847. Gilbert, E. of Minto; ext, miss. to
Italy, Sardinia, Sicily, and Swit-
zerland. Dec. 17; the hon. Wm.
Temple, remaining minister to the
Two Sicilies.
1856. Geo. Glyn Petre, ch. d’a. July 28.
Diplomatic relations suspended
Oct. 1856 to June 1859, in con-
sequence of the king's tyrannical
government.
1859. Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, aft. Sir H.;
sp. miss. to Francis II. on his
accession. June 1.
1859. Sir Arthur Chas. Magenis, K.C.B.
June 6; env. Xt. and min. plen.
Not sent.
1859. Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, again, env.,
ext. and min. plen. July 4 until
Nov. 1860.
The Two Sicilies now form part of the kingdom of Italy. See Italy.
TO TUSCANY, PARMA, MODENA, AND LUCCA.
UNLESs otherwise stated the mission was to Tuscany only.
* *
1787.
1787.
1794.
1814.
1818.
*s-s
J 830.
1831.
1835.
1839
Sir Horace Mann, bt., env. ext. ;
d. Nov. 1786, having been forty-
six years minister at this court.
Wm. Fawkener, env. ext, pro tem.
April 27.
John Aug., la. Hervey, env. ext.
Aug. 4. Min. plen. July 22, 1791.
Hon. Wm. Fredk. Wyndham, env.
ext. Jan. 25. Min. plen., Feb. 8,
1800.
John, ld. Burghersh, aft. E. of
Westmoreland, env. ext. and min.
plen. Aug. 14.
The same, in the same character, to
Parma, and Modena. Feb. 14.
The same, in the same character, to
Lucca, Mar. 5.
Ld. Geo. Hamilton Seymour, aft.
sir G., min. res. Nov. 3.
John, ld. Burghersh, min. plen.
to Parma, &c. Now, 16. Not
sent.
Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, min.
res. to Parma, Lucca, and Modena.
June 13.
Hon. Ralph Abercromby, min. res.
to Tuscany, Parma, and Lucca.
Dec. 26.
. Hon. Hy. Edw. Fox, aft. li. Hol-
land, min. plen.
Parma, and Lucca. Jan. 2.
to Tuscany,
1841. Hy. Edw., ld. Holland, min. plen.
to Modena. May 14.
Sir Geo. Baillie Hamilton, min. plen.
to Tuscany, Parma, Modena, and
Lucca. May 23.
Gilbert, E. of Minto ; ext, miss. to
the Italian States, Sardinia, Si-
cily, and Switzerland. Sept. 14.
Sir Geo. Baillie Hamilton ; d. at
Florence while min. plen. in Sept.
1850.
Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, ch.
d’a.
Rd. Lalor Sheil, min. plem., ch. d’a.
Oct. 24.
Jas. Hudson, C.B., env. ext.
min. plen. Aug. 29, G.
Sir Hy. Lytton Bulwer, G.C.B., aft.
ld. Dalling and Bulwer, env.
ext. and min. plen. Jan. 19, G.
Constantine Hy., M. of Normanby,
K.G., env. ext, and min. plen.
Dec. 16, G.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Howard, env. ext, and
min. plen. Mar. 31, G.
Hon. Rd. Bickerton Pemell Lyons,
aft, la, and visc. Lyons, env. ext.
and min. plen. June 16, G.
. Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, C.B.,
again, env. ext, and min. plem.
Dec. 13, G.
1846.
1847.
1850.
1851. and
1852.
1854.
1 S58.
1858.
Tuscany now forms part of the Kingdom of Italy. See Italy.
S
X.
116 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
TO VENICE.
John Murray, resident. 1793. Fras. Drake, resident, Jan. 19.
1761. Chas. Compton, E. of Northampton, — Sir Rd. Worsley, bt., resident.
amb. ext, and min. plen. July 27. e
1762. John Murray, resident The republic of the Venetian States
irº. J Wri it. ft; i. J.. bt was wholly overthrown in 1797.
. Jas. Wright, art. Sir J., • 3 The emperor of Germany took
resident.
possession of these dominions in
1773. John Strange, resident. Oct. 19. that year; it being settled by a
1788. Robt. Ritchie, ch. d’a. private article in the treaty of
1789. Sir Fras. Vincent, bt., resident. Campo Formio, that he accepted
Sept. 26; d. Aug. 1791. them in compensation for the
1791. Wm. Lindsay, resident. Nov. 3. Netherlands.
* *
Venice now forms part of the kingdom of Italy. See Italy.
TO GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
THE various states constituting geographical Germany have been from
time to time united in various combinations for diplomatic purposes.
Bence there is some difficulty in arranging the ambassadors under each
separate state. Where an ambassador is accredited to one state where
it was the custom to have a separate diplomatic representative, he will
be found under that state, but where he is accredited to several states
or to one of the confederations of German states, or was sent, as an
exception, to one particular state generally associated with others, he
should be searched for under the heading “German States and Con-
federations.”
The name of each separate state mentioned in the credentials will be
found both in the Table of Contents and in the Index.
TO THE EMPERORS OF GERMANY PRIOR TO 1804.
SEE “AUSTRIA,” AND “GERMAN STATES AND ConFEDERATIONs.”
TO THE EMPIRE OF GERMANY AND THE KINGDOM OF PRUSSIA
SINCE 1871.
1871. Lord Odo Wm. Leopold Russell, amb. close of Russo-Turkish War.
ext. and plen. to emp. of Germany June 3.
and FC. of Prussia. Oct. 16. 1884. Sir Edw. Baldwin Malet, K.C.B., amb.
1878. Benj. E. of Beaconsfield, Robt. Arthur ext, and plen. to emp. of Germany
Talbot Gascoigne, M. of Salis- and K. of Prussia. Sept. 20.
bury, and ld. Odo Wm. Loftus 1885. Garnet Jos., visc. Wolseley, sp.
Russell, plens, to Congress at miss, of congratulation. Dec. 30.
TO AUSTRIA.
Down to 1804 the ambassadors to Austria were accredited to the sove-
reigns by their title of
EMPERORs of GERMANY.
1763. David Murray, visc. Stormont, aft. 1772. Sir Robert Murray Keith, amb.
E. of Mansfield, amb. May 7. Aug. 14.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 117
1790. Thomas, E. of Elgin, amb. ext, to 1794. George John, E. Spencer, amb. ext.
congratulate Leopold II. on his on particular affairs.
* accession to the throne. 1799. Gilbert, ld. Minto, env. ext. and
1792. Thomas, E. of Elgin, amb. to the min. plen. July 2.
emp. Francis II. Aug. 18. , 1801. Hon. Arthur Paget. aft. Sir A.,
1793. Sir Morton Eden, aft. li. Henley, env. ext. and min. plen. Aug.
env. ext, and min. plen. 21.
In 1804, the emperor Francis II. became emperor of Austria only,
and the ambassadors were thenceforward accredited to him and his
SUICCéSSOTS a,S -
EMPERORS OF AUSTRIA.
1805. Charles, E. of Harrington, ext, min. — Hon. Sir Fredk. Jas. Lamb, again,
Nov. 28. amb. May 13.
1806. Robt. Adair, aft. Sir R., env, ext. 1832. John Geo. li., aft. E. of Durham,
and min. plen. May 7. ext, miss. to Austria, Prussia,
1807. Geo. Aug., E. of Pembroke and and Russia. Sept. 14.
Montgomery, amb. May 14. 1834. Hon. Wm. Thos. Horner Fox-
1809, Bº Bathurst, ext, miss. Feb. Strangways, min. plen. ad. 2nt.
14. Oct. 8.
1813. Geo. Hamilton Gordon, E. of 1835. Sir Chas. Bagot, sp. miss. April 7.
Aberdeen, amb. July 29. — Hon. Hy. Edw. Fox, aft. li.
— Hon. Fredk. Jas. Lamb, aft. Sir F. Holland, min. plen., ad. int.
and lord Beauvale, succ. as visc. July 2.
Melbourne, min. plen., ad int. 1838. John Ralph Milbanke, aft. Sir J. R.
Aug. 6. M. Huskisson, bt., min. plen, ad.
1814. Chas. Wm. li. Stewart, aft. succ. £nt. Nov. 7.
as M. of Londonderry, amb. 1841. Sir Robt. Gordon, amb. Oct. 16.
— Robt., visc. Castlereagh, aft. M. of 1845. Arthur Chas. Magenis, aft. Sir A.,
Londonderry, Rd. E. of Clancarty, min. plen., ad. int. June 18.
Wm., E. Cathcart, and Chas. 1846. John, visc. Ponsonby, amb. Aug.
Wm., ld. Stewart, plens. to the 10.
congress at Vienna. Aug. 11. 1849. A. C. Magenis, again, min. plen. , ad.
1815. Arthur, D. of Wellington, first plen. int. April 20.
to the congress at Vienna. Jan. 1851. John, E. of Westmoreland, env. ext.
18. and min. plen. Jan. 27.
— Hon. Robt. Gordon, aft. Sir R., min. 1855. Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, G.C.B.,
plen, ad. int. Mar. 27. env. ext, and min. plem. Now. 23.
1817. The same, ad. int. June 24. 1855. Ld. John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
1818. Robt., visc. Castlereagh, and Arthur, sp. miss. Feb. 11.
D. of Wellington, plens. to the con- 1858. Ld. Aug. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
ference at Aix-la-Chapelle. Aug. Loftus, env. ext, and min. plen.
18. March 31.
1821. Hon. Robt. Gordon, again, min. plem. 1859. Hy. Rd. Chas., E. Cowley, sp. miss.
ad int. Jan. 19. Feb. 23.
— Arthur, D. of Wellington, plen. to 1860. John Arthur Douglas, ld. Bloom-
the conference at Vienna. Sept. field, G.C.B., amb. ext, and plen.
g Nov. 22.
1822. The same, ext, miss. ; congress at 1871. Sir Andw. Buchanan, G.C.B., amb.
Verona. Sept. 14. ext. and plen. Oct. 16.
1823. Sir Hy. Wellesley, aft. li. Cowley, 1877. Sir Hy. Geo. Elliot, G.C.B., amb.
amb. Feb. 3. ext. and min. plen. Dec. 31.
1831. Hon. Fras. Reginald Forbes, min. 1884, Sir Aug. Berkeley Paget, G.C.B.,
plen., ad. int. April 22. amb. ext, and plen, Jan. 1.
TO PRUSSIA.
1765. And. Mitchell, aft. sir A., env. ext. 1771. Robt. Gunning, aft. Sir R., bt.
Dec. 13. env. ext. Feb. 13.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1772. Jas. Harris, aft. Sir J., ld, and E.
of Malmesbury, env. ext. Jan.
1776. Hugh Elliot, env. ext. Oct. 13.
1782. Geo. Jas., E. of Cholmondeley, env.
- ext. June 14.
— Sir John Stepney, bt., env. ext.
Sept. 21.
1784. John, visc. Dalrymple, aft. E. of
Stair, env. ext.
1788. Jos. Ewart, env. ext. Aug. 5.
1791. Sir Morton Eden, aft. la. Henley,
env. ext, and min. plen. Now.
1793. James, ld. Malmesbury, again, env.
ext. and min. plen.
. Lord H. John Spencer, env, ext, and
min. plen. ; d. July, 1795.
Thos., E. of Elgin, env. ext, and min.
plen. Aug. 15.
. John Joshua, E. of Carysfort, env.
ext. and min. plen. July 12.
. Fras. Jas. Jackson, env. ext. and
min. plen. Oct. 24.
. Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., min. plen.
to Denmark, the Hanse Towns,
Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg -
Schwerin, and Mecklenburg -
Strelitz. May 4.
Dudley, ld., aft. E. of Harrowby ;
ext. miss. to Prussia and Russia.
Oct. 25.
Ld. Granville Leveson Gower, aft.
E. Granville, ext. miss. Jan. 8.
Chas., E. of Harrington, ext, miss.
Jan. 9.
Geo. Howard, visc. Morpeth, succ.
as E. of Carlisle. Sept. 29.
— John Hely, lord Hutchinson, succ. as
E. of Donoughmore. Nov. 18.
1807. John Hookham Frere, env. ext. and
min. plen. June 17.
Benj. Garlike, env. ext. and min.
plen, ad int. July 17.
1813. Hon. Sir Chas. Wm. Stewart, aft. la.
Stewart, and M. of Londonderry,
env. ext, and min, plen. Apr. 7.
Robt., visc. Castlereagh, aft, M. of
1806.
1815.
1822.
1823.
1827.
1830.
1832.
1834.
1835.
1841.
1846.
1851.
1860.
1861.
1861.
1862.
1864.
1866.
Londonderry ; ext, miss., Dec.
27
Geo. Hy. Rose, aft. Sir G., env. ext.
and min. plen. Sept. 10.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, ext, miss.
to the congress at Verona. Sept.
14.
Rd. Meade, E. of Clanwilliam, env.
ext. and min, plen. Feb. 3.
Sir Brook Taylor, env. ext. and min.
plen. Dec. 28.
Geo. Wm. Chad, env. ext, and min.
plen. Sept. 20. t
Gilbert, E. of Minto, env. ex. and
min. plen. Aug. 22.
John Geo., ld. Durham, aft. E. of
Durham ; ext, miss. to Austria,
Prussia, and Russia. Sept. 14.
Sir Geo. Shee, bt., env. ext. and
min. plen. Oct. 31.
Sir Robt. Adair, sp. miss. July 28.
Lord Geo. Wm. Russell, env. ext.
and min. plen. Nov. 24.
John, lord Burghersh, aft. E. of
Westmoreland, env. ext, and min.
plen. Oct. 16.
Hy. Fras. Howard, ch. d'a. ad int.
May 28.
Jno. Arthur Douglas, ld. Bloom-
field, env. ext, and min. plen.
Apr. 28. -
Ld. Aug. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
Loftus, env. ext, and min. plen.
Nov. 22.
Jno., M. of Breadalbane, sp. miss.
. 7.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon,
K.G., R.C. B., amb. ext, to K. of
Prussia on coronation, Oct. 1.
Sir And. Buchanan, K.C.B., amb.
ext. and plen. Oct. 28.
Francis, ld. Napier, K.T.,
ext. and plen. Sept. 15,
Ld. A. W. F. S. Loftus, K.C.B.,
again, amb. ext, and plen. Jan.
19. Accredited to N. Germ. Con-
fed., Feb. 24, 1868.
amb.
See “German States and Confederations.”
The North German Confederation was dissolved in 1871, and the modern empire of
Germany was then founded, the king of Prussia being chosen emperor.
Since that time
the ambassadors have been accredited “to the emperor of Germany and king of Prussia.”
See Empire of Germany.
TO WURTEMBURG, BADEN, AND HESSE-DARMSTADT
SEE ALso “GERMAN STATES AND ConFEDERATIONs.”
To WURTEMPUR.G.
1803. John Spencer Smith, env, ext. to
the elector of Wurtemburg. June
25, G.
The electorate of Wurtemburg was,
by the provisions of the treaty of
Presburg, erected into a kingdom,
and the elector, Frederick II.,
was procl. king, Jan. 1, 1806
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1.19 |
1814.
1820.
1823.
1824,
1841.
1844.
1871,
1872.
1871.
1873.
Brook Taylor, aft. Sir B., env. ext.
and min. plen. July 11.
Alex. Cockburn, env. ext, and min.
plen. Mar. 6.
Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn, aft. sir
H., bt., env, ext, and min. plen.
Feb. 8, G.
David Montagu, lord Erskine, env.
ext. and min. plen. Sept. 10, G.
1828. Edwd. Cromwell Disbrowe, aft. Sir
E., env. ext. and min. plen. Jan.
4, G.
1833. Lord Wm. Russell, min. plen. Now.
26.
1835. Sir Geo. Shee, bt., env. ext, and
min. plen. Nov. 24.
For subsequent Ambassadors see below.
To WURTEMBURG AND BAD EN.
Sir Geo. Shee, bt., env. ext. and 1852. Arthur Chas. Magenis, aft. Sir A.,
min. plen. to Wurtemburg, made
also min. plen. to Baden.
29.
Sir Alex. Malet, bt., env. ext. and
min, plen. Sept. 17.
env. ext. and min. plen. Feb. 12.
June | 1854. Hon, Geo. Sulyarde Stafford Jer-
ningham, env. ext, and min. plen.
May 20.
To WURTEMBURG ONLY.
Robt. Burnett David Morier, C.B.,
aft. Sir R., ch. d’a. July 18, G.
Geo. Glynn Petre, ch. d’a. Feb. 13,
TO BADEN AND HEssF-DARMSTADT.
Evan Montagu Baillie, ch. d'a. Jly. 18.
Fras. Clare Ford, aft. Sir F., ch.
d'a. Oct. 11. -
1859. Geo. Jno. Robt. Gordon, env. ext.
and min. plen. Nov. 11, G.
1881. Gerard Fras. Gould, C. B., min. res.
Apr. 16, G.
1883. Sir Hy. Page Turner Barron, bt.,
C.M.G., min. res. Oct. 1, G.
1878. Hon. Wm. Nassau Jocelyn, ch. d’a.
Mar. 27.
TO BAWARIA.
For AMBASSADORS PRIOR To 1814, SEE “GERMAN STATES AND
CoNFEDERATIONs.”
Diplomatic relations between England and the king of Bavaria were
established at the close of the war in 1814.
1814.
1815.
. Lord Aug. Wm. Freak
Geo. Hy. Rose, aft. Sir G., env. ext.
and min. plen. Jan. 31.
Hon. Fredk. Jas. Lamb, aft. Sir F.,
and lord Beauvale ; succ. as visc.
Melbourne, env. ext, and min.
plen. July 25, G.
. Brook Taylor, aft. Sir B., env. ext.
and min. plen. Mar. 6.
, David Montagu, lord Erskine, env.
ext. and min. plen. Jam. 4.
. John Ralph Milbanke, aft. Sir J. R.
M. Huskisson, bt., env. ext. and
min. plen. Nov. 24.
Spencer
Loftus, K.C. B.. env. ext, and
min, plen. Oct. 28.
1866. Sir Hy. Fras. Howard,
env. ext, and min. plen.
19.
1872. Robt. Burnott David Morier, C.B.,
aft. Sir R.. ch. d’a. Jan. 30.
1876. Maj.-Gen. Edwd. Stanton, C.B., aft.
sir E.. ch. d'a. May 10.
1882. Hugh Guiom Macdonell, ch.
Fob, 23.
1885. Victor Arthur Wellington Drum-
mond, ch. d'a. Nov. 5.
K.C.B.,
Jan.
d'a.
120 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
TO HANOVER.
BANovKR was separated from the crown of Great Britain by the
demise of his Britannic Majesty, William IV., June 20, 1837, and
Ernest, duke of Cumberland, ascended the throne.
1838. Hon. John Duncan Bligh, env. ext. 1859. Hy. Fras. Howard, env. ext, and
and min. plen. May 2. min. plen. Nov. 11.
1857. Sir Jno. Fiennes Twistleton Cramp- | 1866. Sir Chas. Lennox Wyke, K.C.B.,
ton, bt., K.C.B., env. ext, and env. ext, and min. plen. Jam.
min. plen. Mar. 2. 19.
1858. Geo. Jno. Robt. Gordon, env. ext. Mission ceased on annexation of
and min. plen. Mar. 31, Hanover to Prussia, Sept. 1866.
TO THE HANSE TOWNS.
SEE ALso “GERMAN STATES AND CONFEDERATIONs.”
* * Philip Stanhope, resident. - 1805. Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., resi-
1762. Robt. Colebrooke, resident. dent, and min. plen. to Denmark,
1763. Ralph Woodford, resident. Mar. 22. Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-
1772. Emmanuel Matthias, resident. Aug. Schwerin, and Mecklenburg-
14. Strelitz. Feb. 22, G.
1790. Chas. Hy. Fraser, resident, and min. 1813. Alex. Cockburn, sp. miss. Mar.
plen. to Lower Saxony. Aug. 13. 1815. The same, env. ext, to the Hanse
1798. Sir Jas. Craufurd, bart., resident, Towns and Lower Saxony. May
and min. plem. to Lower Saxony. 2, G.
July 28. 1836. Hy. Camming, ch. d’a. to the Hanse
1803. Sir Geo. Berriman Rumbold, bart., Towns and to Lower Saxony.
resident. Seized by the French Nov. 29.
government, and conveyed to 1841. Colonel Lloyd Hodges, ch. d’a.
Paris, Oct. 25, 1804; rest. to July 31.
liberty, and arrived in London, 1860. Jno. Ward, ch. d’a. July 1, G.
Nov. 18, following. Min. res., Oct. 30, 1861.
TO SAXONY.
ELECTORATE. RINGDOM.
* * David Murray, visc. Stormont, aft. Saxony was erected into a kingdom,
E. of Mansfield, env. ext. conformably with the treaty of
1764. Philip Stanhope, env. ext. Apr. 3. Posen (signed Dec. 11, 1806)
1768. Robt. Murray Keith, aft. Sir R., env. between France and Frederick
: ext. Nov. 27. Augustus, the then elector, aft.
1771. John Osborne, env. ext. Feb. 11. king.
1775. Sir John Stepney, bart., env. ext. 1816. John Philip Morier, env, ext. Jam. 5.
Nov. 30. 1824. Geo. Wm. Chad, min. plen. Dec.
1783. Morton Eden, aft. Sir M., and lord 11.
Henley, env. ext. 1828. Edwd. Michael Ward, min. plen.
1789. The same, min. plen. Feb. 12, G.
1791. Hugh Elliot, env. ext, and min. plen. 1832. Hon. Fras. Reginald Forbes, mim.
Nov. 13. plen. Nov. 26.
1803. Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn, aft. 1842. Thos., E. of Wilton, env. ext, and
sir H., bt., env. ext. June 25. min. plen., sp. miss. Sept. 24.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 121
1857. Hon. Fras. Reginald Forbes again, Sir C., env. ext, and min. plen.
env, ext, and min. plen. May 2. June 6. ".
1858. Augs. Berkeley Paget, aft. Sir A., | 1866. Jno. Savile Lumley, aft. sir J., env.
env. ext, and min. plen. Dec. ext. and min. plen. June 16.
13. 1867. Josh. Hume Burnley, ch. d’a. Dec. 9.
1859. Hon. Chas. Augs. Murray, C.B., aft. 1873. Geo. Strachey, ch. d'a. Oct. 25.
For Ambassadors to Lower Saxony see “German States and Confederations.”
TO THE SEVERAL GERMAN STATES AND CONFEDE-
RATIONS DETAILED BELOW.
SEE INTRODUCTION To “GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.”
1763. Philip Stanhope, env. ext, to the 1796. Wm. Elliot, min. plen. to the elect.
diet of the empire. Mar. 22. pal., and min. to the diet of Ratis-
— Jas. Porter, aft. Sir J., min. plen. bon.
to the emp. of Germany's court at 1798. Hon. Arthur Paget, aft, sir A., env.
Brussels. May 7. ext. to the elect. pal., and min. to
1764. Wrm. Gordon, aft. Sir Wrm., min. the diet of Ratisbon. May 22.
plen. to the diet of Ratisbon. — Sir Jas. Craufurd, bart., min, plem.
April 3; min. plen. to the emp's to the circle of Lower Saxony,
Court at Brussels. Nov. 23, and res. at the Hanse Towns.
1765. July 28.
1765. Fulke Greville, env. ext, to the elec- 1799. Fras. Drake, env. ext, to the same,
tor of Bavaria, and min. plen. to and min. to the diet of Ratisbon.
the diet of Ratisbon. Nov. 23. June 11.
1769. Lewis de Wisme, min. plem. to the 1800. The same, to the elect. pal., new cre-
elector of Bavaria and diet of dentials, and env. ext. to the diet
Ratisbon. of Ratisbon. May.
1773. Hugh Elliot, min. plen. to the elec- 1801. Brook Taylor, aft. Sir B., min. plem.
tor of Bavaria, and min. to the to Hesse-Cassel and to the elect.
diet of Ratisbon. Dec. 24. of Cologne. Aug. 4.
1776. Morton Eden, aft. Sir M., and lord | 1802. Fras. Drake, min. plen. to the elect.
Henley, to the same. Oct. 31. pal., in addition to his former
1777. Alleyne Fitzherbert, aft. lord St. character. July 1 ; min. plen.
Helens, min. at Brussels, Mar. 4. to the diet of Ratisbon, Feb. 27,
1779. Rd. Oakes, min. to the diet of Ratis- 1803.
bon. 1805. Hon. Wm. Hill, env. ext, and plem. to
1780. Hon. John Trevor, min. plen. to the the circle of Franconia. Mar. 1.
elector palatine, and min. to the — Edw. Thornton,aft. Sir E., min. plen.
diet of Ratisbon. April 7. to Denmark, the Hanse Towns,
1781. Ralph Heathcote, min. plem. to the and the circle of Lower Saxony,
elector of Cologne, &c. Mar. 3. to Mecklenburgh-Schwerin, and
1783. George Byng, visc. Torrington, env. to Mecklenburgh Strelitz. May 4,
• ext, to the emp's. court at Brus- | 1815. Alex. Cockburn, env. ext, to the
sels. Hanse Towns and to Lower Sax-
— Robert, visc. Galway, env. ext, to ony. June 1.
the elect. pal., and min. to the 1817. Hon. Fredk, Jas. Ilamb, aft. Sir F.,
diet of Ratisbon. Feb. 22. and lord Beauvale ; succ. as visc.
— Hon. Thos. Walpole, env. ext, to the Melbourne, min. plen. to the
elect. pal. Nov. 19 ; env. ext. Germ. Confed. Nov. 28.
and plen, to same. 1788. 1820. The same, env, ext, and min. plen.
1790 Chas. Hy. Fraser, min, plen, to the Apr. 17, G.
circle of Lower Saxony, and res. 1823. Geo. Hamilton Seymour, aft. Sir G.,
at the Hanse Towns. Aug. 14. ch. d'a., ad. int., to the Germ.
1792. Thos. E. of Elgin, env. ext, to the Confed. Oct. 7.
emp's. court at Brussels. Aug. 1824. Hon. Fredk. Cathcart, min. plem. to
18. the Germ. Confed. Jan. 15, G.
122
DIGNITIES.
THE BOOK OF
1826,
1827.
1828.
1830.
1831.
1836.
1838.
1838.
1840.
1841.
1843.
1847.
Hon. F. Cathcart, min, plen, to
Hesse-Cassel. Feb. 2.
John Ralph Milbanke, aft, sir J. R.
M. Huskisson, bt., ch. d’a., ad int.,
to the same. Mar. 20.
Hy. Unwin Addington, min, plen. to
the Germ. Confed. and to Hesse-
Cassel. Feb. 18.
. Geo. Wm. Chad, min. plen. to the
Germ. Confed, and to Hesse-
Cassel. July 30, G.
Thos. Cartwright, aft. Sir T., min.
plen. to the Germ. Confed.
Nov. 3, G.
The same, min. plen. to Hesse-Cassel.
Jan. 14.
Hy. Canning, ch. d’a. to the Hanse
Towns and to Lower Saxony.
Hon. Hy. Edwd. Fox, aft. lord
Holland, min. plen. to the Germ.
Confed. Apr. 17, G.
The same, to Hesse-Cassel. May 2.
Hon. Ralph Abercromby, min. plen.
to the Germ. Confed. Dec. 6, G.
The same to Hesse-Cassel, July
25.
Hon. Wm. Thos, Horner Fox Strang-
ways, env. ext, and min. plem. to
the Germ. Confed, and min. plem,
to Hesse-Cassel, Mar. 17, G.
Hon. Fras. Reginald Forbes, min. plen.
to Saxe Coburg Gotha. June 29,
Hon. Fras. Geo. Molyneux, ch. d’a.
to the Germ. Confed. Jam. 24.
John, E. of Westmoreland, min. plen.
1848.
to Mecklenburgh-Schwerin, and
to Mecklenburgh-Strelitz. Apr.
20. *
Hon. John Duncan Bligh, min. plen.
to Oldenburg. Apr. 20.
The same, min. plen. to Brunswick.
Oct. 15.
John, E. of Westmoreland, min, plen.
to Anhalt Dessau. Oct. 15.
Hon. Fras. Reginald Forbes, min.
plen. to Saxe Weimar Eisenach,
Saxe Altenburg, and Saxe Meinin-
gen. Oct. 15.
Hon. Wm. Thos. Horner Fox Strang-
ways, min. plen. to Hesse-Darm-
stadt, and to Nassau. Oct. 15.
Sir Stratford Canning, aft Wisc.
Stratford de Redcliffe, ext. miss.
to Belgium, Germany, Greece,
and Switzerland. Now, 26.
Hy. Rd. Chas., lcl., aft. E. Cowley,
sp. miss. to Germ. Confed. without
credentials. July 29. Env. ext.
and min. plen. to Germ. Confed.
May 12, 1851.
1851. Hon. Rd. Edwardes, ch. d’a. to
Germ. Confed. Dec. 13.
1852. Sir Alexr. Malet, bart., env. ext.
and min. plen. to Germ. Confed.
Feb. 12.
1853. Hon. Rd. Edwardes, again, ch. d’a.
to Germ. Confed. June 11.*
1868. Lord Aug. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
Loftus, amb. ext, and plen. to N.
Germ. Confed. Feb. 24, G.;
* The mission to the Germanic Confederation ceased in 1866 in consequence of the
Austro-Prussian war; the Confederation was then dissolved, and Frankfort annexed to
Prussia.
f The North German Confederation was established in April 1867.
on the formation of the German Empire.
1784.
1788.
1789.
1790.
1793.
It ceased in 1871
See “Empire of Germany.”
TO THE NETHERLANDS, &c.
Hon. Jos. Yorke, aft. Sir J.; env.
ext. and plem.
Sir Jas. Harris, aft. lord and E. of
Malmesbury, env. ext, and plem.
to the states-general of the United
Provinces. July 3.
The same, amb. ext, and plem. to
the states-general, &c. Feb. 8.
Alleyne Fitzherbert, aft. lord St.
Helens, env. ext, and plen. to the
states-general, &c. May 16.
Wm. Eden, lord Auckland, amb. to
the states-general, &c. Nov. 28.
Lord Hy. John Spencer, min. plen.,
ad int., to their high mightinesses.
April 7.
Hon. Wm. Eliot, aft. lord Fliot and
1794.
1802.
1813.
1814.
1815.
E. of St. Germans, mim, plen.,
ad int.
Alleyne, lord St. Helens, env. ext.
and plen,
Robt. Liston, aft. Sir R., env, and
min. plon. to the Batavian re-
public. Aug. 14.
Rd., E. of Clancarty, amb. to the
pr. of Orange. Nov. 25.
Sir Chas. Stuart. aft. lord,Stuart de
Rothesay, amb. to the pr. of
Orange. Oct. 8. G.
Sir Chas. Stuart, aft. lord Stuart de
Rothesay, amb. to the Low
Countries. Mar. 21.
John James, mim, plen., ad int.
June 29,
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123
1816.
1819.
1824.
1829.
1832.
1833.
1835.
1851.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1835.
1836.
1845.
1846.
1763.
1766.
1770.
1771.
Rd., E. of Clancarty, again, amb.
May 23, G.
Geo. Wm. Chad, min, plen., ad int.
Mar. 23.
Granville, visc., aft. E. Granville,
amb. Feb. 14.
Andrew Snape Douglas, min. plen.,
ad int. Oct. 6.
Sir Chas. Bagot, amb. Nov. 27.
Thos. Cartwright, aft. Sir Thos.,
min. plen., ad int. July 28.
Hon. John Duncan Bligh, min, plen.
ad int. June 16.
Hon. Geo. Sulyarde Stafford Jern-
ingham, ch. d’a.
Sir Edw. Cromwell Disbrowe, env.
ext. and min, plen. Dec. 30.
Hon. Sir Ralph Abercromby, aft.
lord Dunfermline, env. ext, and
min, plen. Nov. 26.
1858. Francis, lord Napier, env. ext, and
min. plen. Dec. 15. -
Sir Andrew Buchanan,
env. ext, and min. plen.
11.
Sir Jno. Ralph Milbanke, aft. Sir J.
R. M. Huskisson, bt., env. ext.
and min. plen. Oct. 28. -
W. adm., aft. adm. hon. Edw.
Jno. Harris, C.B., env. ext,
min. plen. Aug. 22.
. Hon. Wm. Stuart, C.B., aft.
Wm., K.C.M.G., env. ext.
min. plen. Oct. 31.
The same to K. Netherlands, as
Gr. D. of Luxembourg. Nov. 27,
G.
Sir Horace Rumbold, bt., K.C.M.G.,
env. ext, and min. plen. Feb. 1.
1860. K. C. B.,
Dec.
1862.
1867. Alf.
and
Sir
and
1879.
1888.
TO BELGIUM.
FROM the separation of Belgium from the kingdom of the Netherlands,
and the establishment of a distinct monarchy, 1830–31.
John, visc. Ponsonby, sp. miss. to
Prov. Gov. Dec. 1.
Sir Robt. Adair, sp. miss. Aug.
O.
Col. hon. John Hobart Caradoc,
aft. succ. as baron Howden,
military sp. miss. Nov. 15.
Hy. Lytton Bulwer, aft. Sir Hy., and
ld. Dalling and Bulwer, ch. d’a.
Dec. 3.
Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, env.
ext. and min. plen. April 4.
Thos. Wathen Waller, ch. d’a.
Oct. 18.
Chas. Aug., lord Howard de Wal-
den and Seaford, env. ext. and
min. plen. Dec. 10.
1847. Sir Stratford Canning, aft. visc.
Stratford de Redcliffe, ext. miss.
to Belgium, Germany, Greece,
and Switzerland. Nov. 26.
1856. Jno. Fane, E. of Westmoreland, .
sp. miss. July 16.
1866. Jno. Robt., E. Sydney, sp. miss.
Folo. 7.
1868. Jno. Savile Lumley, aft. Sir J.,
env. ext, and min. plen. Oct. 19.
1878. Geo., visc. Torrington, sp. miss.
Aug. 12.
1883. Sir Edwd. Baldwin Malet, env. ext,
and min. plen. Aug. 29.
1884. Hon. Hussey Crespigny Vivian, C.B.
aft. Lord Vivian, IR. C.M.G., env.
ext. and min. plen. Dec. 15.
TO SPAIN.
Geo. Wm. Hervey, E. of Bristol,
ambassador.
John Montagu, E. of Sandwich,
amb. Feb. 19.
Wm. Hy. Nassau, E. of Rochford,
amb. June 18.
Sir Jas. Gray, bt., amb. Nov. 25.
Geo. Pitt, aft. lord Rivers, amb.
Feb. 19.
Thos., ld. Grantham, amb.
25.
Jas. Harris, aft. Sir J., and lord and
Jan.
E. of Malmesbury, min. plen. ad.
Žnt. Feb. 22.
1783. John, visc. Mountstuart, aft. E. and
M. of Bute, amb. Mar. 12.
— Philip, E. of Chesterfield, amb.
Dec. 31.
1784. Robt. Liston, aft. Sir R., min. plen.,
ad int.
1787. William Eden, aft. lord Auckland,
amb. Aug. 18.
1789. Chas. Hy. Fraser, min, plen. ad
int. July 18.
I24
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1794,
1795.
1802.
1809.
1810.
I813.
1820.
l822.
1825.
1829.
1832.
1833.
1835.
1839.
1840.
1843.
1766.
1771.
1786.
1800.
1802.
1806.
Sir Morten Eden, aft. lord Henley,
amb. Mar. 15.
John, E., aft. M. of Bute, again,
amb. Apr. 23.
John Hookham Frere, env.
and min. plen. Sept. 20.
Rd., Marq. Wellesley, amb. June
9
ext.
Bartholomew Frere, min. plen., ad
int. Sept. 17.
Hon. Hy. Wellesley, aft. Sir H., and
ld. Cowley, env. ext, and min.
plen. Jan. 3 ; amb., Oct. 1,
1811.
Chas. Rd. Vaugham, aft. Sir C.,
min. plen., ad int. July 16.
Lionel Hervey, min. plem., ad int.
Nov. 25.
Sir Wm. A 'Court, aft. lord Heytes-
bury, env. ext, and min. plen.
Aug. 8.
Hon. Fredk. Jas. Lamb, aft. Sir F.,
and lord Beauvale, succ. as visc.
Melbourne; env. ext, and min.
plen. Feb. 18.
Hy. Unwin Addington, env. ext.
and min. plem. Dec. 7.
Sir Stratford Canning, aft. visc.
Stratford de Redcliffe, sp. miss.
Dec. 13.
Hon. Geo. Wrm. IFredk. Williers, aft.
sir G., succ, as E. of Clarendon ;
env. ext, and min, plen. Sept. 5.
Lord Elliot, military miss.
Hon. Geo. Sulyarde Stafford Jer-
ningham, ch. d’a. Oct. 18.
Arthur Aston, aft. Sir A., env. ext.
and min. plen. Feb. 13.
Hy. Lytton Bulwer, aft. Sir H.,
and la. Dalling and Bulwer, env.
ext. and min. plen. Nov. 25. In
1884.
. Hon.
May 1848, Mr. Bulwer was or-
dered by the , Spanish govern-
ment to quit Madrid within
forty-eight hours, on the alleged
ground of his improper inter-
ference in the internal affairs of
the kingdom. The minister of
Spain in London (M. Isturiz) was,
in consequence, informed by the
British government that he could
not be allowed to continue at the
court of Great Britain as minister
from the Q. of Spain. M. Isturiz
took his departure, therefore,
from London on the 14th June
following ; and diplomatic rela-
tions were not renewed between
the two countries until April
1850; when lord Howden was
appointed British minister to the
court of Madrid, and M. Isturiz
returned to the court of London.
. John Hobart, lord Howden, env.
ext. and min, plen. May 9.
. Andrew Buchanan, C.B., aft. Sir A.,
env. ext, and min. plen. Mar. 31.
. Sir Jno. Fiennes Twistleton Cramp-
ton, bt., K.C.B., env. ext, and
min. plen. Dec. 11.
. Austen Hy. Layard, aft. Sir A., env.
ext. and min. plen. Oct. 23.
Lionel Sackville Sackville
West, aft. Sir L., env. ext, and
min. plen. Jan. 11.
. Robt. Burnett David Morier, C.B.,
aft. Sir R., env. ext, and mim.
plen. June 22.
Fras. Claro Ford, C.B., C.M.G., aft.
Sir F., env. ext, and min. plen.
Dec. 15; amb. ext, and plem.
Dec. 8, 1887.
TO PORTUGAL.
Hon. Edw. Hay, env. ext, and min.
plem.
Wm. Hy. Lyttleton, aft. lord Westcote,
env. ext, and min. plen. Oct. 25.
Hon. Robt. Walpole, env. ext, and
min. plen. June 12.
Wm. Fawkenor, env. ext. and min.
plen., for negotiating commercial
affairs in conjunction with the hon.
Robt. Walpole. Oct. 4.
John Hookham Frere, onv. ext. and
and min. plen, Oct. 14.
Lord Robt. Stephen Fitzgerald, env.
ext, and min. plen. Sept. 25.
James, E. of Rosslyn, John, E. of
St. Vincent, and gon. Simcoe ; ext,
miss. Aug. 9.
1810.
1814.
Percy Clinton, visc. Strangford, min.
plen., ad int. Dec. 1. Env.
ext. and min. plen. Apr. 16,
1808.
Visc. Strangford went to the Brazils
on the court of Portugal going
thither.
John Chas. Williers, env. ext, and
min. plen. Nov. 27.
Chas. Stuart, aft. Sir C. and lord
Stuart de Rothesay, env. ext, and
min. plen. Jan. 10.
Thos. Sydenham, env. ext, and min.
plen. May 26.
George Canning, amb., to congratu-
late the king on his return to his
European dominions. Oct. 17.
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125
1817. Edw. Thornton, aft, sir Ed., env. 1855. Hy. Fras. Howard, aft. Sir H., env.
ext, and min. plen, July 29. ext. and min. plen. Oct. 10.
Mr. Thornton went to the Brazils | 1858. Jno. Alexr., M. of Bath, env. ext,
same year. and min. plen., sp. miss. Apr. 27.
1819. The same, amb. pro tem. Apr. 12. 1859. Sir Arthur Chas. Magenis, K.C.B.,
1820. Edw. Michael Ward, ch. d’a. Mar. 6. env. ext, and min. plen. Nov.
1823. Sir Edw. Thornton, again, env. ext. 11.
and min. plen. Aug. 7. 1865. Wm. Philip, E. of Sefton, sp. miss.
1824. Sir Wm. A'Court, aft. lord Heytes- Apr. 17.
bury, amb. Aug. 16. 1866. Sir Aug. Berkeley Paget, K.C.B.,
1825. Sir Chas. Stuart, aft. lord Stuart de env. ext. and min. plen. June 9.
Rothesay, sp. miss. Mar. 14. 1867. Edwd. Thornton, C.B., aft. Sir E.,
1827. Sir Fredk. Jas. Lamb, aft. lord Beau- env. ext. and min. plen. Sept. 3.
vale; succ. as visc. Melbourne, 1867. Hon. Sir Chas. Aug. Murray, K.C.B.,
amb. Dec. 28. env. ext, and min. plen. Dec. 13.
1833. Lord Wm. Russell sp. miss. Aug. 7. 1874. Edwd. Robt., ld., aft. E. Lytton,
— Chas. Augs., lord Howard de Wal- env. ext, and min, plen. Nov. 26.
den, aft. lord Howard de Walden | 1876. Robt. Burnett David Morier, C.B.,
and Seaford, env. ext, and min. aft. Sir R., env. ext, and min.
plen. Nov. 26. plen. Mar. 1.
1847. Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, env. 1881. Sir Chas. Lennox Wyke, G.C.M.G.,
ext. and min. plen. Feb. 2. K.C.B., env. ext, and min. plen.
1851. Sir Rd. Pakenham, env. ext, and June 22.
min. plen. Apr. 28. Sp. miss. 1884. Geo. Glynn Petre, env. ext, and min.
Aug. 17, 1855, plen. Jan. 16.
TO RUSSIA,
* * Robt. Murray Keith, aft, sir R., env. 1804. Lord Granville Leveson Gower, aft,
ext. E. Granville, amb. Aug. 10.
1762. John, E. of Buckinghamshire, amb. 1806. Wn. Shaw, ld., aft. visc. and E.,
ext. and min. plen. July 17. Cathcart, amb. Nov. 28.
1764. Sir Geo., aft. li., visc., and E., Ma- — Dudley, ld., aft. E. of Harrowby;
cartmey, env. ext. Aug. 31. ext. miss. (and to Prussia). Now.
1766. Hans Stanley, amb. ext. and min. 28.
plen. Aug. 12. 1806. Lord G. L. Gower, again, amb.
1767. Sir Geo. Macartney, again, amb. May 17.
ext. and min. plen. Oct. 14. — Alex., M. of Douglas and Clydes-
1768. Chas. Shaw, lord Cathcart, amb. dale, succ. as D. of Hamilton,
ext. and min. plen. Feb. 23. amb. May 28.
1771. Robt. Gumming, aft. sir R., bt., | 1812. Wm. Shaw, visc. Cathcart, amb.
env. ext, and min. plen. Dec. July 25.
13. — Horatio, ld. Walpole, succ. as
1776. Sir Jas. Harris, aft. li., and E. E. of Orford, min. plen., ad int.
of Malmesbury, env. ext, and Aug. 4.
min. plen. Nov. 30. 1813. Robt., visc. Castlereagh, succ. as M.
1783. Alleyne Fitzherbert, aft. la. St. of Londonderry, sp. miss. Dec.
Helens, env. ext, and min, plen. 27.
Aug. 19. 1817. Lewis Casamajor, min, plen., ad int.
1788. Chas. Whitworth, aft. Sir C., and July 5.
ld., visc., and E. Whitworth, 1820. Sir Chas. Bagot, amb. May 23.
env. ext, and min. plen. Oct. 13. — Lt.-col. hon. Fredk. Cathcart, min.
1790. Wm. Fawkener, env. ext, and min. plen., ad int.
plen, ad int. 1822. Arthur, D. of Wellington, ext, miss.
1801. Alleyne, ld, St. Helens, amb. to the to the congress of Verona. Sept.
emp. Alexander on his accession. 4.
Apr. 24. 1824. Edwd. Michael Ward, min. plen., ad
— Benj. Garlike, min, plen., ad int. 2nt. June 30.
July 13, — Stratford Canning, aft, sir S. and visc.
1802. Sir John Borlase Warren, bt., amb. Stratford de Redcliffe, sp. miss.
Sept. 5. Dec. 8. *
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1825.
1825.
1826.
1828.
1832.
1832.
1835.
1836.
1838.
1840.
1841.
1778.
1779.
1782.
1784.
* *
1773.
1776.
-1778.
1787.
1788.
1793.
1795.
1802.
Edwd. Cromwell Disbrowe, aft. sir
L., min. plen., ad int. Feb. 23.
Percy Clinton, visc. Strangford, amb.
Oct. 10.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, again,
sp. miss. Feb. 6.
Wm. Spencer, D. of Devonshire, sp.
embassy, coronation of the emp.
Nicholas. May 5.
Edwd. Cromwell Disbrowe, again,
min. plen., ad int. May 31.
Hon. Wm. Temple, min. plen., ad
&nt. Jan. 4.
Wm. lord Heytesbury, amb. June 7.
John Geo., lord, aft. E. of Durham,
ext. miss. to Austria, Russia, and
Prussia. July 3.
Hon. John Duncan Bligh, min. plen.,
ad int. Sept. 3.
John Geo., E. of Durham, amb. July 8.
John Ralph Milbanke, aft. Sir J. R.
M., min. plen., ad int. Sept. 29.
Ulick John M. of Clanricarde, amb.
Oct. 6.
Hon. John Arthur Douglas Bloom-
field, aft. la. Bloomfield, min.
plen., ad int. Mar. 28. &
Chas., lord Stuart de Rothesay, amb.
Oct. 16.
1844. J. A. D., ld. Bloomfield, again, env.
' ext, and min. plen. Mar. 9.
Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour,
ext. and min. plen. Apr. 28.
Dipl. rel, suspended Feb. 1854, till
termination of Crimean war.
Jno., ld. Wodehouse, env. ext, and
min. plen. May 4.
Geo. Granville, E. Granville, amb.
ext. to emp. Alexander II. on
coronation. -
. Sir Jno. Fiennes Twistleton Cramp-
ton, bart., K.C.B., env. ext. and
min. plen. Mar, 31.
Francis, lord Napier, amb. ext, and
plen. Dec. 11.
Hon. Sir Andrew Buchanan, K.C.B.,
amb. ext, and min. plen. Sept.
15.
Lord Aug. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
Loftus, G.C.B., amb. ext. and
plen. Oct. 16. -
Fredk. Temple Hamilton, E. of
Dufferin, K.P., G.C.M.G., K.C.B.,
amb. ext, and plen. Feb. 8, G.
Sir Edwd. Thornton, K.C.B., amb.
ext. and plen. May 26.
Sir Robt. Burnett David Morier,
K.C.B., amb. ext, and plen. Dec. 1.
1851.
©n V.
1856.
1856.
1860.
1864.
1871.
1879.
1881.
1884.
TO POLAND.
Thos. Wroughton, aft. Sir T., min.
plen.
Rd. Oakes, min. plen. June 10.
Jas. Hare, min. plen. Oct. 19.
John, visc. Dalrymple, aft. E. of Stair,
min. plen. Jan. 5.
Chas. Whitworth, aft. Sir C., ld.,
visc., and E. Whitworth, min.
plen. June 25.
1788. Daniel Hailes, min. plen. Sept. 13.
1791. Wm. Gardiner, min. plen. Dec. 14.
Poland was finally partitioned by
Russia, Austria, and Prussia, in
1795.
SWEDEN.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
To Swed EN.
Sir John Goodricke, bt., env. ext.
Lewis de Wisme, env. ext. Nov. 29;
d. 1776.
Horace St. Paul, env. ext. Oct. 31.
Thos. Wroughton, aft. Sir T., env.
ext. June 10. Min. plen., Apr.
27, 1787; d. Sept. this year.
Chas. Keene, ch. d’a. Sept. 22.
Robt. Liston, aft. Sir R., min. plen.
Sept. 13.
Lord Hy. John Spencer, env. ext
July 13.
Daniel Hailes, min. plen. July 11.
Chas. Arbuthnot, env. ext. Sept. 5,
1804. Hom. Hy. Manvers Pierrepont, env.
ext. and min. plen. Apr. 20.
1807. Alexr. Straton, env. ext. and mim.
plen. Jan. 19. t
— Hon. Hy. M. Pierrepoint, again, sp.
miss. May.
Edwd. Thornton, aft. sir E., env.
ext. and min. plen. Dec. 10.
1808. Anthy. Merry, env. ext, and min.
len. Nov. 1.
1811. Edwd. Thornton, again, sp. miss. Oct.
1812. Edwd. Thornton again, env. ext.
and min. plen. Aug. 5.
1814. Norway united to Sweden.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
127
1817.
1820.
1823.
1832.
1833.
1835.
1838.
1850.
1763.
1765.
1771.
1772.
1774.
iT79.
1782.
1791.
1795.
1800.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1807.
To SwedEN AND Norway.
Percy Clinton, visc. Strangford, env.
ext. and min. plen. July. 18.
Wm. Fitzgerald Vesey Fitzgerald,
aft. li. Fitzgerald and Vesci,
env. ext, and min. plen. Aug. 7.
Sir Benj. Bloomfield, aft. lord Bloom-
field, env. ext, and min. plen.
Apr. 24.
Chas. Aug., ld. Howard de Wal-
den, aft, ld. Howard de Walden
and Seaford, env. ext, and min
plen. Sept. 21.
Sir Edwd. Cromwell Disbrowe,
env. 'ext. and min. plen. Now
26.
Hon. John Duncan Bligh, env. ext
and min plen. Nov. 3.
Sir Thos. Cartwright, env. ext, and
min. plen. Oct. 6.
Geo. John Robt. Gordon, ch. d’a.,
May 2, during absence of sir T.
Cartwright.
1851.
1853.
1854.
1859.
1872.
1881.
1884.
1888.
Sir Edmd. Lyons, bt., aft. la. Lyons,
env. ext. and min. plen. Jan. 27.
Hon. Geo. Sulyarde Stafford Jerning-
ham, env. ext, and min. plen.
Nov. 23; (appt. cancelled).
Arthur Chas. Magenis, aft. Sir A.,
env. ext, and min. plen. May 20.
Augs. Berkeley Paget, aft. Sir A.,
env. ext, and min. plen. June 6.
Note.—This appointment was can-
celled and A. C. Magenis remained
until
. Hon. Geo. Sulyarde Stafford Jerning-
ham, again, env. ext, and min
plen. Nov. 11.
Hon. Edwd. Morris Erskine, env.
ext. and min. plen. July 24.
Sir Horace Rumbold, bt., env. ext.
and min. plen. Apr. 1.
Edwin Corbett, env. ext, and min.
plen. Dec. 24.
Hon. Fras. Rd. Plunkett. Apr.
TO DENMARK.
Dudley Alex. Sydney Cosby, aft.
ld. Sydney, of Leix, in Ireland,
resident. Sept. 10.
Wm. Gordon, aft. Sir W., bt., env.
ext. June 29.
Robt. Gunning, aft. Sir R., resident.
Nov. 23.
Robt. Murray Keith, aft. sir R.,
env. ext. Feb. 13.
Ralph Woodford, env. ext. Aug. 14.
Daniel de Laval, resident. July 15.
Env, ext., June 10, 1778.
Morton Eden, aft. Sir M., and lå.
Henley, env. ext. Mar. 17.
Hugh Elliot, env. ext, and aft. min.
plen.
Daniel Hailes, env. ext. Dec. 14.
Lord Robt. Stephen Fitzgerald, env.
ext. and min. plen. July 7.
Chas., lol., aft. Visc. and E. Whit-
worth, ext, miss. Aug. 1.
Sir Jas. Craufurd, env. ext.
min. plen. Feb. 27.
Robt. Tiston, aft, Sir R., ext, miss.
June 23.
Benj. Garlike, env. ext, and min.
plen. Dec. 31.
Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., min.
plen. to Denmark, the Hanse
Towns, Lower Saxony, Mecklen-
burg-Schwerin, and Mecklenburg-
Strelitz. May 4.
Brook Taylor, aft. Sir B., env. ext.
and min. plen., ad int. July 17.
Fras. Jas. Jackson, env. ext, and
min. plen., ad int. July 24.
and
1807.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1824.
1853.
1858.
1866.
1867.
1881.
1884.
1888.
. Jno., ld. Wodehouse,
Anthy. Merry, env. ext. and min.
plen. Oct. 3.
Edwd. Thornton, again, env. ext.
and min, plem. July 5.
Gen. hon. Alexr. Hope, env. ext, and
min, plen. Jan. 15.
Aug. John Foster, aft. Sir A., env.
ext. and min. plen. May 19.
Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn, aft. sir
H., bt., env. ext, and min. plen.
Sept. 14.
Andrew Buchanam, aft. Sir A., env.
ext, and min. plen. Feb. 9.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, aft. Sir H.,
env. ext, and min. plen. Mar.
31.
. Augs. Berkeley Paget, aft. Sir A.,
env. ext, and min. plen. July 4.
aft. E. of
Kimberley, sp. miss. to congrat.
K. Christian IX. on his accession.
Dec. 9.
Hon. Chas. Aug. Murray, C. B., aft.
sir C., env. ext, and min. plen.
June 9.
Sir Chas. Lennox Wyke, K.C.B.,
env. ext, and min. plen. Dec. 16.
Hon. Hussey Crespigny
C. B., env. ext
July 1.
Hon. Edmund Jno Monson, C.B., aft,
Sir E., env, ext, and min, plen.
Dec. 29.
Hugh Guion Macdonell, env. ext.
and min. plen. Feb. 1.
Vivian,
and min. plen.
128 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
TO THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES OF MOLDAVIA
AND WALLACHIA.
TJnited in 1861 under the name of ROUMANIA.
1851. Robt. Gilmour Colquhoun, aft. Sir W., agent and C.G. July 1.
R., agent and C.G. Nov. 18. Env. ext, and min, plen., Feb.
1859. Jno. Green, aft. sir J., agent and 20, 1880. G.
C.G. July 17. 1882. Percy Sanderson, apptd. C.G. and
1874. Hon. Hussey Chas. Vivian, agent Commr. for Danube arrange-
and C.G. Feb. 16. ments. Jan. 1. G.
1876. Lt.-col. Chas. Edw. Mansfield, agent | 1887. Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles,
and C.G. May 10. K.C.M.G., env. ext, and min.
1878. Wm. Arthur White, C.B., aft. Sir plen. Jan. 1.
TO BULGARIA.
1879. Wm. Gifford Palgrave, agent and 1887. Nichs. Roderick O'Conor, agent and
C.G. June 20. C.G. Jan. 1.
1879. Frank Cavendish Lascelles, aft. sir
F., agent and C.G. Nov. 26.
TO SERVIA.
1868. Jno. A. Longworth, agent and C.G. 1881. Sidney Locock, min, res. Apr. 16.
Mar. 17. tº
1875. Wm. Arthur White, aft, sir A. | 1886. Geo. Hugh Wyndham, G.B., min-
agent and C.G. Feb. 27. res., Feb. 25; env. ext, and min
1878. Gerard Fras. Gould, agent. July 1. plen. Sept. 8, 1886.
Ch. d’a., Jan. 8, 1879. Min. res. 1888. Fredk. Robt. St. John, env. ext, and
Mar. 3, 1879. min. plen. Feb. 1.
TO MONTENEGRO.
1879. Wm. Kirby Green, ch. d’a. Monte- | 1886. Walter Baring, ch. d’a. July 20.
negro, and C.G., Scutari. Jan. 6. -
TO GREECE.
GREECE became a kingdom, October 5, 1832; and Otho, of Bavari
ascended the throne, as first king, January 25, 1833.
1833. Edw. Jas. Dawkins, min. plen. to Belgium, Germany, Greece,
Jan. 1. and Switzerland. Nov. 26.
1835. Sir Edmd. Lyons, min. plen. July 2, 1849. Thº, Wººdaft. Sir T., min. plen.
6 te º e
1847. Sir Stratford Canning, aft. visct. Dipl. rel. susp. from Jan. 22 to
Stratford de Redcliffe, ext, miss. Apr. 28, 1850.
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129
1862. Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, after sir H.,
sp. miss. to K. Otho. Apr. 24,
G. Sp. miss. to Prov. Gov.
Dec. 13.
1862. Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, C.B.,
env. ext, and min. plen. June 12.
1864. Hon. Edw. Morris Erskine, env.
ext. and min. plen. May 7.
1871. Hon. Wm. Stuart, sp. miss. May
1878.
1881.
1884. Sir
1. Env. ext, and min. plen.,
July 29, 1872.
Edwin Corbett, env. ext. and min.
len. Jan. 7.
Fras. Clare Ford, C.B., C.M.G., aft.
sir F., env. ext, and min. plen.
Mar. 5.
Horace
ext. and min. plen.
Rumbold, bt.,
Dec. 17.
eny.
TO THE IONIAN ISLANDS.
CORFU, CEPHALONIA, ZANTE, ST. MAURA, ITHACA, CERIGO, AND
PAxo.
THESE islands, called the “REPUBLIC of THE SEVEN ISLANDs,” were
placed under the protection of Great Britain, by the congress of Vienna,
in 1815, and “LORD HIGH CoMMIssion ERs '' were from time to time
appointed and sent out.
A list of these is given here, in the absence
of any more appropriate place, although their functions differed con-
siderably from those of ordinary diplomatic representatives.
LORD HIGH ComMISSIONERs.
1816. Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Maitland, G.C.B. 1843. Lt.-gen. John, ld. Seaton, G.C. B.
May 7. Feb. 24.
1824. Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Adam, K.C.B. 1849. Hy. Geo. Ward. May 2.
Apr. 7. 1855. Sir Jno. Young, bt. Mar. 20, G.
1832. Sir Jas. Macdonald. June 2, G. 1858. Wm. Ewart Gladstone, commº. ext.,
— Geo., ld. Nugent. Aug. 13, G. Nov. 6, G.; la. high commr.,
1835. Lt.-gen. Sir Howard Douglas, bt. Jan. 25, 1859, G.
Mar. 13. 1859. Col. sir Hy. Knight Storks, K.C. B.,
1840. Jas. Alex. Stewart Mackenzie. Dec. 2. Feb. 2, G.
The Ionian Islands were united to Greece in 1863. See ‘‘ Greece.”
TO TURKEY.
* * James Porter, aft. Sir Jas., amb. | 1820. Percy Clinton, visc. Strangford, amb.
1761. Hon. Hy. Grenville, amb. Aug. 7.
1765. Robt. Colebrooke, amb. July 31. 1824. Wm. Turner, min. plen., ad int.
— John Murray, amb. Nov. 30 ; d. at May 18.
Venice, Aug. 9, 1775. 1825. S. Canning, again, amb. Oct. 10.
1775. Sir Robt. Ainslie, amb. Sept. 20. 1827. Col. the hon. John Hobart Caradoc,
1793. Robt. Liston, aft. Sir R., amb. Oct. 1. aft. lord Howden, sp. miss. to
1796. Fras. Jas. Jackson, amb. July 23. Egypt and Greece. July 4.
— John Spencer Smith, mim. plen., ad. 1829. Robt. Gordon, aft. Sir R., amb.
2nt. Apr. 8.
1799. Thos., E. of Elgin, amb. Apr. 13. 1831. Sir S. Canning, again, amb. Oct. 31.
1803. Wm. Drummond, amb. Feb. 9. — John Hy. Mandeville, min. plen., ad
1804. Chas. Arbuthnot, amb. June 5. 2nt. Nov. 7.
1807. Hon. Sir Arthur Paget, amb. May | 1832. John, ld., aft. visc. Ponsonby, amb.
15. Nov. 27.
1808. Robt. Adair, aft. Sir R., sp. miss. | 1837. Sir Chas. Rd. Vaughan, amb. Mar. 1.
July 5 ; amb. April 14, 1809. 1841. Chas. Bankhead, min, plen., ad int.
1809. Stratford Canning, aft. Sir S. and Mar. 30.
visc. Stratford de Redcliffe, min. — Sir S. Canning, again, amb. Oct. 16.
plen. July 17. 1845. Hon. Hy. Rd. Chas. Wellesley, aft.
1812. Robt. Liston, again, amb. Mar. 2. ld. and E. Cowley, min, plen., ad
1820. Bartholomew Frere, min. plen. Mar. &nt. June 14.
1858. Sir Hy. Lytton Bulwer, G.C.B., aft.
9
130
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1865
1867
1876.
1877.
1871.
1880.
i858.
1865.
1875.
1876.
1879.
1882.
1807.
1810.
1814.
1826.
1835.
1836.
1844.
1792.
ld. Dalling and Bulwer, amb.
ext. and plen. May 10.
Rd. Bickerton Pemell, ld. Lyons,
G.C.B., amb. cxt. and plen. Aug.
10.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, aft. Sir H.
amb. ext, and plen. July 6.
Robt. Arth. Talbot, M. of Salisbury,
sp. amb. Nov. 8.
Austen Hy. Layard, aft. Sir A., sp.
amb., ad int. Mar. 31.
Edw. Baldwin Malet, aft. Sir E.,
min. plen., ad int. Feb. 18.
Geo. Joachim Goschen, sp. amb. ext.
and plen. May 6.
1881. Fredk. Temple Hamilton E. of
Dufferin, K.P., G.C.M.G., R. C. B.,
amb. ext, and plen. May 26.
Sir Edw. Thornton, G.C.B., amb.
ext, and plen. Dec. 1.
Sir Wm. Arthur White, K.C.M.G.,
env. ext, and min. plen. ad int.
Apr. 18.
Sir Hy. Drummond Wolff, G.C.M.G.,
K.C.B., env. ext, and min. plen.,
sp. miss. on Egyptian affairs.
Aug. 3.
Sir W. A. White, G.C.M.G., again,
sp. amb. ext, and plen. Oct. 11.
Amb. ext, and plen. Jan. 1, 1887.
1884.
1885.
1885.
I886.
TO EGYPT.
Robt. Gilmour Colquhoun, aft. Sir
R., agent and C.G. Dec. 13.
Col. Edw. Stanton, aft. gen. sir. E.,
agent and C.G. May 15.
Stephen Cave, aft. Sir S., sp. miss.
Dec. 1
Hon. Hussey Crespigny Vivian, agent
Dufferin, K.P., G.C.M.G., K.C.B.,
sp. miss. Nov. 2.
1883. Maj. Sir Evelyn Baring, K.C.S.I.,
agent and C.G. Aug. 29.
1884. Thos. Geo., E. of Northbrook,
sp. miss. as high commr. Aug. 12.
1885. Sir Hy. Drummond Wolff, G.C.M.G.,
and C.G. May 10. R.C.B., high commr. Nov. 2.
Edw. Baldwin Malet, C.B., aft. Sir Transf, to Persia, Dec. 1887,
E., agent and C.G. Oct. 10. leaving Sir E. Baring, agent and
Fredk. Temple Hamilton, E. of C.G.
TO MUSCAT.
1872. Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, Sp. Env., Nov. 9.
TO PERSIA.
Sir Harford Jones, aft. Sir H. Jones | 1854. Hon. Chas. Augs. Murray, env. ext.
Brydges, env. ext. June 5. and min. plen. Sept. 3.
Sir Gore Ouseley, bt., amb. Mar. 6. Dipl. rel. susp., Dec. 5, 1855.
Jas. Morier, min. plen., ad int.
April 18.
Hy. Ellis, min. plen., ad int., in the
event of Mr. Morier's absence.
April 18.
Col. Macdonald, env. ext, from the
Supr. govt. of India. July 29.
Hy. Ellis, again, amb. July 8.
John M'Neill, env. ext, and min.
plen. May 25.
Lt.-col. Justin Sheil, aft. sir J., env.
ext. and min. plem. Sept. 17.
1859. Lt.-Col. Sir Hy. Creswicke Rawlinson,
K.C.B., env, ext, and min. plem.
Apr. 16.
1860. Chas. Alison, env. ext, and min, plen.
Apr. 7.
1872. Wm. Taylour Thomson, aft. Sir W.,
eny, ext, and min. plen. July 15.
1879. Ronald Ferguson Thomson, aft, sir
. env. ext, and min. plem. June
14.
Sir Hy. Drummond Wolff, G.C.M.G.,
R. C.B., env. ext, and min. plen.
Dec. 3.
1887.
TO CHINA AND
COREA.
TO CHINA.
Geo., ld., aft. visc. and E. Macart-
mey, amb. ext, and min. plen. ; sp.
miss. May 22.
Commrs. to the
embassy, Hy.
Browne, Eyles Irwin, and Wm.
Jackson.
Sec. of legation, sir Geo. L. Staun-
ton.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 131.
1816. Wm. Pitt, ld. Amherst, amb.; sp. 1859. Hon. Fredk. Wm. Adolphus Bruce,
miss. Jan. 20. e aft. Sir F., env. ext. and min.
— Hy. Ellis, aft. Sir H., min. plen., ad plen. Jan. 14.
int. Jan. 24. Dipl. rel. again susp. during war
1841. Sir Hy. Pottinger, supt. of Brit. from June 25, 1859.
trade. Aug. 16. 1860. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine
1844. Sir Jno. Fras. Davis, plen. and supt. again, sp. miss. Mar. 20.
Feb. 9. 1865. Sir Rutherford Alcock, K.C.B., env.
1848. Sir Saml. Geo. Bonham, plen. and ext. and min. plen. Mar. 28, G.
Supt. Apr. 27. * 1871. Thos. Fras. Wade, C.B., aft. Sir T.,
1853. Sir Jno. Bowring, plen. and supt. env. ext, and min. plen. July
Dec. 24. 22. .
1857. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine, sp. 1883. Sir Harry Smith Parkes, G.C.M.G.,
miss. Apr. 17. K.C.B., env. ext, and min. plen.
Dipl. rel. susp. during war from July 1.
May 25, 1857.
To CHINA AND COREA.
1884. Sir Harry Smith Parkes, G.C.M.G., K. Corea. May 2. Did not pro-
K.C.B., accredited as env. ext. ceed to China.
and min. plen. to K. of Corea. | 1885. Sir Jno. Walsham, bt., env. ext.
Feb. 27, G. and min. plen. to China and Corea.
1885. Sir Robt. Hart, K.C.M.G., env. ext. Nov. 24.
and min. plen. to emp. China and |
TO JAPAN.
1858. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine, | 1883. Hon. Fras. Rd. Plunkett, aft. Sir F.,
sp. miss. env. ext., min. plen. and C.G.
1859. Rutherford Alcock, aft. sir R., env. July 1.
ext. and min. plen. Nov. 30. 1888. Hugh Fraser, env. ext, and min.
1865. Sir Harry Smith Parkes, K.C.B., plen. May.
env. ext. and min. plen. Mar. 28.
- TO SIAM.
1855. Sir Jno. Bowring, sp. miss. Mar. 12. 1884. Ernest Mason Satow, agent and C.G.
1875. Thos. Geo. Knox, agent and C.G. Jan. 16; Min. res. and C.G. Feb.
Feb. 8. 17, 1885.
1879. Wm. Gifford Palgrave, agent and
C.G. Nov. 26.
TO BORNEO. *
1847. Jas. Brooke, aft. Sir J., commr. and C.G., Mar. 19.
TO ABYSSINIA.
1884. R.-Adm. Sir Wm. Hewett, sp. miss., Jan. 2.
TO THE BARBARY STATES. TUNIS. MOROCCO.
To THE BARBARY STATES.
1813. Wm. A’Court, aft. Sir W. and Lord Heytesbury, env. ext, and min, plen, Jan. 5.
9 *
132
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1821. Sir Thos. Reade, agent. 1879. Thos. Fellowes Reade, agent and
1849. Sir Edwd. Stuart Baynes, agent. C.G. June 23. Retired Feb.,
Oct. 25. 1885. No successor appointed.
1855. Rd. Wood, aft. Sir R., agent and
C.G. Aug. 30.
- TO MOROCCO.
1829. Edwd. Wm. Auriol Drummond Hay, plen., Sept. 1, 1872. Env. ext.
agent. May 11. and min. plen., Feb. 27, 1880.
1845. Jno. Hay Drummond Hay, aft. Sir 1886. Wm. Kirby Greene, C.M.G., env.
J., and K.C.B., agent. Aug. 9. ext. and min. plen. July 1.
Min. res., June 9, 1860. Min.
TO ZANZIBAR.
1872. Sir Hy. Bartle E. Frere, sp. env. Nov.9. 1887. Col. Chas. Bean Euan-Smith, agent
1880. John Kirk, aft. Sir J., agent and and C.G. Dec. 1.
C.G. Jan. 5.
TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
1791. Geo. Hammond, min. plen. July 5. 1842. Alex. Baring, lord Ashburton, ext.
Mr. Hammond was the first minister and sp. miss. Jan. 18.
sent from Great Britain to 1843. Rd. Pakenham, aft. Sir R., env. ext.
America. and min. plen. Dec. 14.
1796. Robt. Liston, aft. Sir R., env. ext. 1849. Sir Hy. Lytton Bulwer, aft. la.
and min. plen. Mar. 10. Dalling and Bulwer, env. ext, and
1803. Anth. Merry, env. ext, and min. min. plen. Apr. 27.
plen. Sept. 16. 1852. Jno. Fiennes Twistleton Crampton,
1806. Hon. David Montagu Erskine, aft. aft. Sir J., bt., env. ext, and
succ. as li. Erskine, env. ext. - min. plen. Jan. 19.
and min. plen. July 21, G. 1854. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine,
1807. Geo. Hy. Rose, sp. miss. Oct. sp. miss. May.
23. Dipl. rel. susp. from May 28, 1856.
1809. Fras. Jas. Jackson, env. ext, and 1857. Fras., ld. Napier, aft. li. Napier
min. plen. July 6. and Ettrick, env. ext, and min.
1811. Aug. John Foster, aft. Sir A., env. plen. Jan. 20.
ext, and min. plen. Feb. 1858. Rd. Bickerton Pemell, ld. Lyons,
1815. Hon. Chas. Bagot, aft. Sir C., env. env. ext, and min. plem. Dec. 13.
ext. and min. plen. July 31. 1865. Hon. Sir Fredk. Wm. Adolphus
1820. Sir Stratford Canning, aft. visc. Bruce, K.C.B., env. ext, and min.
Stratford de Redcliffe, env. ext. plen. Mar, 1.
and min. plen. July 18. 1867. Edwd Thornton, C.B., aft. Sir E.,
1825. Chas. Rd. Vaughan, aft. Sir C., env. env. ext, and min. plen. Dec. 6.
ext. and min. plen. May 21. 1881. Hon. Lionel Sackville Sackville West,
1835. Hy. Stephen Fox, env. ext, and aft. Sir L., env. ext, and min. plen.
min. plen. Oct. 2. June 22.
TO TEXAS.
TO TUNIs.
1842. Capt. Chas. Elliot, ch. d’a., June 28.
Texas was admitted to the United States of America in 1846.
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TO MEXICO.
1835. Rd. Pakenham, aft. Sir R., min | 1858. Loftus Chas. Otway, C.B., min. plen.
plen. Mar. 12. - Feb. 19.
1843 Percy Wm. Doyle, ch. d’a. Jam. 4. | 1860. Chas. Lennox Wyke, C.B., aft. Sir C.,
— Chas. Bankhead, min. plen. Now. env. ext, and min. plen. Jan.
24, G. 23.
1847. P. W. Doyle, again, ch. d’a. Dipl. rel, susp. July 25, 1861.
1850. C. Bankhead, again, ch. d’a. 1864. Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, C.B.,
1851. P. W. Doyle, again, min. plen. Dec. env. ext. and min. plen. Nov. 9.
24. Dipl. rel, susp. in consequence of
1855. Wm. Garrow Lettsom, ch. d’a. the murder of the emp. Maxi-
May 4. * milian, from Dec. 21, 1867, to
Dipl. rel. susp. Nov. 1, 1855, to Nov. 1883. Sir Spenser St. John, K.C.M.G., sp.
1856, when Mr. Lettsom resumed miss. May 29. Env. ext, and
his functions. min. plen. Nov. 28, 1884.
TO HAYTI.
1859. Thos. N. Ussher, ch. d’a. and C.G. (1874. Major Robt. Stuart, min. res. and
May 13. C.G. Oct. 28. Ret. May, 1883.
1861. Spenser St. John, aft. Sir S., ch. No successor app.
d’a. and C.G. May 20. Min. res.
and C.G., Dec. 12, 1872.
TO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
1871. Spenser St. John, after sir s, ch. 28. Ret. May, 1883. No suc-
d’a. June 28. - cessor app.
1874. Major Robt. Stuart, ch. d'a. Oct.
TO CENTRAL AMERICA. GUATEMALA. COSTA RICA.
To GUATEMALA.
1849. Fredk. Chatfield, ch. d’a., June 16.
To GUATEMALA AND COSTA RICA.
1850. Fredk. Chatfield, apptd. ch. d’a, to Costa Rica in addition to his previous appt.
to Guatemala, Feb. 20.
&
To CENTRAL AMERICA.
CoMPRISING GUATEMALA, SAN SALVADOR, NICARAGUA, COSTA RICA, HONDURAS.
1854. Chas. Lennox Wyke, aft. sir. C., 1859. C. L. Wyke, again, env. ext, and min.
ch. d’a. Oct. 31. - plen. Aug. 8.
1857. Sir Wm. Gore Ouseley, sp. miss. 1860. Geo. Fagan, ch. d’a, and C.G.
- Oct. 30. April 7.
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1861. Geo. Benvenuto Mathew, aft. Sir G.,
ch. d’a. and C.G., May 25; min.
plen., Aug. 21.
1865. Robt. Bunch, ch. d’a. and C.G.,
• Aug. 30, G. Appt. canc. and Mr.
Bunch appt. to U.S. Colombia
from Jan. 15, 1866.
1866. G. B. Mathew, appt. to U.S. Colom-
bia, canc. and re-appt. to Cent.
America from Jan. 15, 1866.
1866. Edwin Corbett, ch. d’a. and C.G.,
April 27; min. res. and C.G.,
Dec. 12, 1872.
1874. Sidney Locock, min, res. and C.G.
May 23.
1881. Fredk. Robt. St. John, min. res. and
C.G. Feb. 12. -
1884. Jas. Plaister Harriss-Gastrell, min.
res. and C.G. Mar. 25.
TO COLOMBIA.
THE REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA, UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA, NEW
GRANADA, VENEZUELA, ECUADOR, PANAMA.
FOR the history of these states and their unions with and their separation
from each other, see “Colombia,” Part I., page 106.
To THE REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA.
COMPRISING NEW GRANADA,
1825.
plen. Dec. 24, G.
Alex. Cockburn, env. ext, and min.
WENEZUELA, AND ECUADOR.
1828. Geo. Wm. Chad, env. ext, and min
plen. Feb. 12, G.
1829. Wm. Turner, env. ext, Sept 21.
To NEW GRANADA.
Wm. Turner, env.
plen. June 27.
Robt. Stewart, ch. d’a. Aug. 16, G.
Danl. Florence O'Leary, ch. d’a. and
C.G. Nov. 28.
1837.
1841.
1843.
ext. and min. 1854. Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., ch
d'a. May 6.
— Philip Griffith, ch. d'a. Sept.
19.
To THE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
COMPRISING NEW GRANADA AND PANAMA.
Geo. Benvenuto Mathew, C.B., aft.
Sir G., min. plen., Aug. 26; appt.
canc. and Mr. Mathew re-appt. to
Cent. America from Jan. 15, 1866.
Robt. Bunch, ch. d’a. and C.G.,
Jan. 15; min. res. and C.G.,
Dec. 12, 1872.
Col. Chas. Edwd. Mansfield, min.
res. and C.G. July 1.
1865.
1866.
1878.
1881. Aug. Hy. Mounsey, min. res. and
C.G. Apr. 26.
1882. Jas. Plaister Harriss-Gastrell, min.
res. and C.G. May 10.
1884. Fredk. Robt. St. John, min. res
and C.G. Mar. 25.
1885. Wm. Jno. Dickson, min. res. and
C.G. Mar. 14.
To WENEZUELA.
1835. Sir Robert Ker Porter, ch. d’a.
July 2.
1842.
ch. d’a. and C.G. Nov. 30.
1852.
C.G. Nov. 23.
1858. Philip Edmund Wodehouse, aft sir
P., sp. miss. Feb. 22.
Belford Hinton Wilson, aft. Sir B., | 1858. Fredk. Doveton Orme, ch. d’a. and
C.G. Apr. 1
Hon. R. C. Bingham, ch. d’a. and | 1864. Hon. Rd. Edwardes, ch. d’a, and
C.G. May 26.
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135
1865. Geo. Fagan, ch. d’a. and C.G.
1878. Robt. Bunch, min. res. July 1.
- Aug. 10. 1881. Col. Chas. Edwd. Mansfield, min.
1869. Robt. Thos. Chas. Middleton, ch. , res. Apr. 26. -
d'a. and C.G., July 5; min. res. 1884. Fredk. Robt. St. John, min. res.
and C.G., Dec. 12. Dec. 24.
TO BRAZIL.
SINCE the separation of Brazil from Portugal, and its erection into an
empire in November 1825.
1826. Hon. Robt. Gordon, aft. Sir R., env.
ext. and min, plen. July 31.
1828. John, ld., aft. visc., Ponsonby,
env. ext. and min. plen. Feb. 12.
— Percy Clinton, visc. Strangford, sp.
miss. Aug. 19.
Hy. Stephen Fox, env. ext, and min.
plen. June 1.
Hamilton Chas. Jas. Hamilton, env.
ext. and min. plen. Oct. 2.
Wm. Gore Ouseley, ch. d’a. Apr. 20.
Hy. Ellis, aft. Sir H., ext. and sp.
miss. Aug. 27.
John Hobart, ld. Howden,
ext, and min. plen. Jan. 25.
James Hudson, aft. Sir James, env.
ext. and min. plen. May 13.
. Hy. Southern, C. B., env, ext, and
min. plen. Aug. 29.
Hy. Fras. Howard, aft. Sir H., env.
ext. and min. plen. May 3.
1832.
1835.
1838.
1842.
1847. €Il V.
1850.
1858. Hon. Fras. Regd. Forbes, env. ext.
and min. plen. Dec. 13.
Wm. Dougal Christie, env. ext, and
min. plen., Sept. 2.
Dipl. rel. susp., July 5, 1863.
Edwd. Thornton, C.B., aft. Sir E.,
sp. miss., July 27; env. ext, and
min. plen. Aug. 10.
Geo. Buckley Mathew, C.B., aft, sir
G., env. ext. and min. plen. Sept.
19.
Fras. Clare Ford, C.B., C.M.G., aft.
Sir F., env. ext, and min. plen.
1859.
1865.
1867.
1879.
June 14.
1881. Edwin Corbett, env. ext. and min.
plen. Mar. 5.
1885. Sidney Locock, env. ext. and min.
plen. Feb. 11; did not proceed.
Hugh Guion Macdonell, env. ext.
and min. plen. Nov. 5.
Geo. Hugh Wyndham, C.B.. ,env.
1885.
1888.
1855. Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, C.B., ext, and min. plem. Feb. 1.
env. ext, and min, plen. Dec. 31.
TO PERU.
1842. Wm. Pitt Adams, ch. d’a, and C.G.
Nov. 30, G.
1852. Capt. Hon. Eiwd. Alfa. Jno. Harris,
1857. Hon. Wm. Geo. Stafford Jerming-
ham, ch. d’a. and C.G., Dec. 21 ;
min. res. and C.G., Dec. 12, 1872.
aft. adm. Sir E., ch. d’a. and 1874. Spenser St. John, aft. sir S., min.
C.G. Dec. 11.
1853.
C.G. Jan. 17.
res. and C.G. Oct. 14.
Stephen Hy. Sulivan, ch. d’a. and | 1884. Col. Chas. Edwd. Mansfield, aft. sir
C., min. res. and C.G. Dec 24.
TO BOLIVIA.
Belford Hinton Wilson, ch. d’a.
1837.
Nov. 18.
1842, Wm. Pitt Adams, ch. d'a. Now.
30.
1848. Hon. Fredk. Wm. Aug. Bruce, ch.
d'a. Apr. 14.
1851. Geo. Aug. Lloyd, ch. d’a. Dec. 4.
1852. Sir Chas. Hotham, sp. miss., April
17; did not proceed.
Dipl. rel. susp., Oct. 21, 1853 to
July 6, 1857.
1858. Fredk. Doveton Orme, ch. d’a. and
C.G. Apr. 1; did not proceed.
1858. Wm. Garrow Lettsom, ch. d’a. and
C.G. July 24; did not proceed.
1875. Spenser St. John, after sir S., sp.
miss. July 18.
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TO RIO DE LA PLATA. ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
1825.
1828.
1844.
1847.
1848.
1851.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1872.
1852.
1854.
1858.
1863.
1843.
1847.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. -
To RIO DE LA PLATA.
Jno., ld., aft. visc. Ponsonby, env. 1832. Hamilton Chas. Jas. Hamilton, min.
ext. and min. plen. Dec. 24, G. len. June 1.
Hy. Stephen Fox, min, plen. April | 1835. Jno. Hy. Mandeville, min, plen.
18, G. Sept. 23. -
To THE ARGENTINE COMFEDERATION.
Wm. Gore Ouseley, aft. Sir W., min. 1852. Sir Chas. Hotham, sp. miss. April
plen. Dec. 13. 17.
John Hobart, lord Howden, sp. 1854. Wm. Dougal Christie, ch. d’a.,
miss. Jan. 25. Oct. 10; min. plen., Jan. 15,
Hy. Southern, min. plen. May 31. 1856.
Capt. hon. Robt. Gore, R.N., ch. 1859. Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., min.
d’a. Aug. 29. - plen. Sept. 9.
To THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Hon. Rd. Edwardes, min. plen. 1878. Fras. Clare Ford, C.B., C.M.G.,
Aug. 10; did not proceed. aft. Sir F., env. ext. and min.
Geo. Buckley Mathew, C.B., aft. Sir plen. Feb. 9.
G., min. plen. April 13. 1879. Sir Horace Rumbold, bt., env. ext.
Wm. Lowther, aft. hon. W., min. and min. plen. Aug. 15.
plen. Sept. 26. 1881. Geo. Glynn Petre, env. ext, and min.
Hon. Wm. Stuart, min. plen. Jan. plen. Apr. 1.
11. - 1884. Hon. Edma. Jno. Monson, env. ext.
Hon. Lionel Sackville Sackville- and min, plen. Jan. 16.
West, aft. Sir L., env. ext. and 1885. Hon. Fras. Jno. Pakenham, env.
min. plen. Sept. 17. ext. and min. plen. Feb. 1.
TO PARAGUAY.
Sir Chas. Hotham, sp. miss. April 1866. Geo. Buckley Mathew, aft. Sir G.,
17. min. plen. Dec. 6.
Chas. Alan Henderson, consul, | 1868. Hon. Wm. Stuart, min. plen. June
Apr. 24. 22; did not proceed. *
Wm. Dougal Christie, sp. miss. 1882. Geo. Glynn Petre, min. plem.
Mar. 2.
Dipl. rel, susp. from Aug. 5, 1884. Hon. Edmd. Jno. Monson, C.B.,
1859. min. plen. Jan. 16.
Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., min. 1885. Hon. Fras. Jno. Pakenham, min.
plen. Oct. 30. plen. Feb. 1.
TO URUGUAY.
Adolphus Turner, ch. d’a. and C.G. 1847. John Hobart, lord Howden, sp. miss.
April 11. Jan. 25. -
Wm. Gore Ouseley, aft. Sir Wm., | – Capt. hon. Robt. Gore, R.N., ch.
min. plen. and sp. miss. Jan. 2. d'a. Oct. 26, G.
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137
I851.
1852.
T853.
1854.
l859.
1841.
1849.
l853.
Hon. Fredk. Wm. Adolphus Bruce,
aft. Sir F., ch. d’a. and C.G.
Aug. 29.
Sir Chas. Hotham, sp. miss. Apr. 17.
Geo. Jno. Robt. Gordon, ch. d’a.
and C.G. Sept. 23.
IEdwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E., ch.
d’a. and C.G. Sept. 19.
Wm. Garrow Lettsom, ch. d’a. and
C.G. Sept. 9.
1869.
1879.
1879.
1884.
Hon. Wm. Stuart, ch. d’a., Sept.
24
Dipl. rel. susp., Nov. 13, 1871.
Fras. Clare Ford, C.B. and C.M.G.,
aft. Sir C., min. plen. and C.G.
Feb. 24. §
Hon. Edmd. Jno. Monson, C.B.,
min. res. and C.G. June 21.
Wm. Gifford Palgrave, min. res.
and C.G. Jan. 16.
TO CHILI.
Col. hon. Jno. Walpole, ch. d’a.
May 24.
Stephen Hy. Sulivan, ch. d’a. and
C.G. May 30.
Capt. hon. Edwd. Alfred Jno.
Harris, aft. adm. Sir E., ch. d’a.
and C.G. Jan. 17.
1885.
1858. Wm. Taylour Thomson, aft. Sir W.,
ch. d’a. and C.G. Feb. 24.
1872. Horace Rumbold, aft. sir H., min.
res. and C.G. Oct. 24.
1878. Hon. Fras. Jno. Pakenham, min.
res. and C. G. Mar. 8.
Hugh Fraser, min. res. and C.G.
Feb. 17. Transf, to Japan 1888.
TO THE HAWAIIAN OR SANDWICH ISLANDS.
1866. Maj. Jas. Hay Wodehouse, commr. and C.G., June 21.
i88 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART III. POLITICAL AND OFFICIAL.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, OFFICERS OF STATE,
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD, &c.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF ENGLAND, GREAT
BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM.
THE higher officers of the Government, holding their offices during the
sovereign’s pleasure, and removable on political change, are collectively
called “the Administration,” and are almost invariably members of one
or other house of parliament. A select number of these, filling the
most important offices, who assemble to concert on and conduct the
measures of the Government, are now called the CABINET, a name not
known to the constitution, but which is, in fact, a committee of the
privy council, who constitute the responsible advisers of the Crown.
The following lists are confined to cabinet ministers, or to those who in
former times exercised analogous powers.
ADMINISTRATIONS OF ENGLAND.
Erom the Accession of King Henry VIII.
FCING HENRY WIII. treas. ; Cuthbert Tunstall, bp.
1509. Wm. Warham, abp. of Canterbury of London, pr. seal.; Stephen
ld. chanc. "Thos. Howard, E. § Gºrdiner, * bp. of Winchester,
Surrey, aft. D. of Norfolk, ld. i. idº.” aft.
treas.; Richd. Fox, bp. of Wim- || 1s :... nº. ‘pury, &c.
chester, former see, to Henry 1532 sº *.*. s *. º Aºy#
VII., pr. seal ; Geo., E. of Shrews- wil tº r seaſ. #. Crom.
tº: ; º i º . well art. P. of Éssex. Thos
elt, 1d. Chambn. ; J Ohn fºlsher ...'....."...." º
bp. of Rochester and cardinal. ºwner, aft. abp. of Canterbury,
&c. º
1514. Thos. Wolsey, abp. of York and 1540. º º §:
cardinal, ld. chanc.; Thos. D. of I of Suffoil. ii. pres. ; Hy., E.
Norfolk, ld. treas. ; Chas., E. of of Surrey, 'bp. Gardiner 'id.
Winchester, ld, chamb. ; Thos. Russell, &c. Sir Thos, aft. ii.
Routhal, bp. of Durham, sec. st. Wriothesley, and sir Ralph Sadler,
(made pr: seal), &c. . The D. Sec.S. St -
.*.* * * * * *|1544. Thº... ii. Witheley, a chane.
r 1S SOIl. t - Thos. D. of Norfolk, ld, treas. ;
1523. Thos., E. of Surrey, ld. h. treas. ; Chas., D. of Suffolk, ld. pres. ;
Cuthbert Tunstall, bp. of London, John, ld. Russell, pr. seal ; Wm.,
pr. seal; Richd. Pace, succ. by ld. St. John, John, ld. Lisle,
Dr. Knight, sec. St. Sir Anthy. Brown, &c. Sir Wm.
1529. Sir Thos. More, ld. chanc.; Thos. Petre and sir Wm. Paget, secs.
Howard, D. of Norfolk, ld. h. St.
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139
FCING EDWARD VI.
1547. Wm., ld. St. John, ld. kpr. and 1d.
pres., succ. by Rd., ld. Rich. as
ld. chanc.; Edwd., E. of Hertford,
ld. protector, cr. D. of Somerset,
and made ld. treas. ; John, ld.
Russell, pr. seal; Hy., E. of Arun-
del, ld, chambn. ; Thos., ld. Sey-
mour, sir Anth. Brown, &c.
Sir Wm. Paget and sir Wm. Petre,
SéCS. St.
t
1551. Thos. Goodrich, bp. of Ely, ld. kpr.,
aft. Id. chanc.; John Dudley, late
ld. Lisle, E. of Warwick, cr. D.
of Northumberland, Id. h. adm. ;
Wm., late la St. John, now E.
of Wiltshire, ld, treas. in 1550,
pres. of the council; John, E. of
Bedford, pr. seal ; Thos., ld.
Wentworth, ld, chambn., &c. Sir
Wm. Petre and Sir Wm. Cecil,
SeCS. St.
QUEEN MARY.
1554. Stephen Gardiner, bp. of Winchester,
ld. chanc. ; Wm., M. of Win-
chester, late Id. Wiltshire, Id.
treas. ; E. of Arundel, ld. pres. ;
John, E. of Bedford, succ. by
Edwd., E. of Derby, pr. seal;
Wm., ld. Howard, ld. h. adm. ;
Sir Edw. Hastings, sir John
Baker, Edmd. Bonner, bp. of
London, &c. Sir Wnn. Petre, sir
John Cheke, and sir John Bourne,
Secs. St.
It appears by the couricil Register,
folio 725, that three secretaries of
state were appointed 7 Edward
VI., June 2, 1553.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
1558. Sir Nicholas Bacon, ld. kpr. and pr.
seal ; Wm., M. of Winchester, ld.
treas. ; Edw., ld. Clinton, ld.
adm. ; sir Robt. Dudley, aft. E.
of Leicester, ld. Howard of Effing-
ham, ld. Arundel,sir Fras. Knollys,
&c. Sir Wm. Cecil, sec. st. This
last statesman, aft. la. Burleigh,
continued secretary or chief min-
ister during almost the whole of
this reign.
1572. Sir Wm. Cecil, now lä. Burleigh,
ld. h. treas. ; sir Nichs. Bacon,
ld. chanc. ; lil. Howard of Ef-
fingham, pr. Seal; Robt. Dudley,
E. of Leicester, m. horse; sir Hy.
Cocks, the E. of Sussex, &c. Sir
Francis Walsingham, Sec. st.
1579. Sir Thos. Bromley, ld, chanc, ; Wm.
ld. Burleigh, ld, treas. ; Edw., E.
of Lincoln, ld. h. adm. ; Ambrose,
1587.
1599.
1603.
1609.
1612.
1615.
1620.
1621.
1628.
E. of Warwick, ordnance ; Thos.,
E. of Sussex, Robt., E. of Lei-
cester, sir Walter Mildmay, Jas.
Windebank, &c. Sir Fras. Wal-
singham and sir Thos. Wilson,
Sec.S. St.
Sir Christ. Hatton, ld. chanc.; Wm.,
ld. Burleigh, ld. treas. ; Robt.
Devereux, E. of Essex, &c.
Thos. Sackville, ld. Buckhurst, aft.
E. of Dorset, ld. h. treas. ; Sir
Thos. Egerton, aft. la. Ellesmere
and subsequently visc. Brackley,
ld. kpr. ; Chas., ld. Howard of
Effingham, &c. Sir Robt. Cecil,
son of lord Burleigh, sec. st.
KING JAMES I.
Thos., E. of Dorset, ld. treas. ;
Thos., lcl. Ellesmere, ld, chanc. ;
Chas., E. of Nottingham, ld.
adm. ; Thos., E. of Suffolk, Edwd.,
E. of Worcester, sir Rd. Vernon,
Geo., ld. Hume of Berwick, Jas.
Hay, ld, Hay, &c. Robt. Cecil,
aft. E. of Salisbury, sec. st.
Robt. Cecil, E. of Salisbury, ld. h.
treas.; Thos., ld. Ellesmere, ld.
chanc, ; Hy., E. of Northampton,
pr. seal; Chas., E. of Notting-
ham, Thos., E. of Suffolk, &c.
Hy., E. of Northampton, first commr.
of the treas. : Thos., ld. Elles-
mere, ld, chanc. : Robt. Carr,
visc. Rochester, aft. E. of Somer-
set, ld, chambn. ; Edwd., E. of
Worcester, sir Ralph Winwood,
Chas., E. of Nottingham, &c.
Thos., E. of Suffolk, lol. treas. ;
Thos., ld. Ellesmere, ld. chanc. ;
Edwd., E. of Worcester, pr. seal;
Chas., E. of Nottingham, Sir Geo.
Williers, aft. visc. Williers, and
successively E., M., and D. of
Buckingham, ld. h. adm. in 1619;
sir Ralph Winwood, sir Thos.
Lake, &c.
Sir Hy. Montagu, aft. visc. Mande-
ville, and E. of Manchester, ld.
treas.
Lionel, ld, Cranfield, aft. E. of
Middlesex, Edwd., E. of Worces-
ter, John, E. of Bristol, John
Williams, dean of Westminster,
Geo. Williers, now M. of Bucking-
ham, sir Edwd. Conway, aft. li.
Conway, &c.
ICING CHARLEs I.
Rd., ld. Weston, aft. E. of Port-
land, ld, treas. ; sir Thos. Co-
ventry, aft. li. Coventry, ld.
kpr. ; Hy., E. of Manchester
140
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
(succ. by Jas., E. of Marlborough,
who, in turn, gave place to Edwd.,
ld., aft. visc. Conway), pr. Seal ;
Wm. Laud, bp. of London, Sir
Albertus Morton, &c.
1635. Wm. Laud, now abp. of Canterbury,
first commr. of the treas.; Frs.,
ld. Cottington, Jas., M. of Hamil-
ton, Edwd., E. of Dorset, sir
John Coke, sir Fras. Winde-
bank, &c. The great seal in
commission.
1640. Wm. Juxon, bp. of London, ld.
treas. ; sir John Finch, aft. 16.
Finch, ld. kpr. ; Fras., ld.
Cottington, Wentworth, E. of
Strafford, Algernon, E. of North-
umberland, Jas., M. of Hamilton,
Laud, abp. of Canterbury; and
sir Fras. Windebank and sir Hy.
Vane, secs. St.
COMMONWEALTH.
1653. Oliver Cromwell, made protector.
He named a council whose num-
ber at no time was to exceed
twenty-one members, nor be less
than thirteen.
1658. Rd. Cromwell, son of Oliver, succ.
on the death of the latter. A
council of officers ruled at Wal-
lingford House.
RING CHARLES II.
From the ſtestoration of the King.
Until this time there was not, in
point of fact, anything that could
be properly called a CABINET.
The sovereign had latterly go-
verned by a collection of privy
councillors, sometimes of larger,
sometimes of smaller number, not
always holding the same offices,
and still less the same men.
1660. Sir Edwd. Hyde, aft. E. of Claren-
don, ld. chanc. ; Geo. Monk,
general of the king's forces
in the three kingdoms, and m.
horse, cr. D. of Albemarle ;
Thos., E. of Southampton, soon
made la. treas. ; Edwd. Mon-
tagu, cr. E. of Sandwich, general
and adm. ; Jas., D. of York,
brother to the king, ld. h. adm. ;
lord Sey and Sele, pr. seal ; sir
Robt. Long, ch. ex: ; E. of Man-
chester, lord Seymour, &c. Sir
Edwd. Nicholas and Sir Wm.
Morrice, secs. St.
1667. Geo. Monk, D. of Albemarle, made
first commr. of the treas., &c.
1670. “The CABAL.” Ministry. Sir Thos.
Clifford, aft. li. Clifford (C);
Anthy. Ashley, aft. E. of Shaftes-
1672.
1673.
1679.
1684.
1685.
1687.
1688.
Thos.,
Arthur, E.
bury (A); Geo. Williers, D. of
Buckingham (B); Hy., ld. Ar-
lington, aft. E. of Arlington (A);
and John, D. of Lauderdale
(L). This Ministry obtained the
name of Cabal from the initial
letters of their five names, which
composed the word. At the time
that this appellation had gene-
rally obtained, about 1672, ld.
Clifford held the office of là.
treas. ; ld. Ashley had become
ld. chanc. ; the D. of Buckingham
was là. pres. ; ld. Arlington,
Sec. st. ; and the D. of Lauder-
dale, ld, pres. of Scotland.
Thos., ld. Clifford, Anthy., E. of
Shaftesbury, late ld. Ashley,
Hy., E. of Arlington, E. of Angle-
sey, Sir Thos. Osborne, cr. visc.
Latimer, Hy. Coventry, sir, John'
Duncombe, sir Geo. Carteret,
Edwd. Seymour, &c.
visc. Latimer, aft. E. of
Damby, made la. h. treas. June 26.
of Essex, made first
commº. of the treas., Mar. 26 :
succ. by Laurence Hyde, aft. E.
of Rochester, Nov. 21, both in
this year. Robt., E. of Sunder-
land, Sec. St., vice sir Joseph
Williamson, &c.
The king nominated a new council
this year, on April 21, consisting
of thirty members only, of whom
the principal were the great offi- 2
cers of state and great officers of
the household.
Sidney, ld. Godolphin, Lawrence,
E. of Rochester, Danl., E. of
Nottingham, Robt., E. of Sunder-
land, sir Thos. Chicheley, Geo.,
ld. Dartmouth, Hy., E. of
Clarendon, EE. of Bath and
Radnor, &c.
RING JAMES II.
Lawrence, E. of Rochester, Geo.,
M. of Halifax, sir Geo. Jeffreys,
aft. lord Jeffreys and lå. chanc.,
Hy., E. of Clarendon, sir John
Ernley, D. of Queensberry, visc.
Preston, &c.
The E. of Rochester was displaced,
and John, ld. Belasyse, made
first commi. of the treas. in his
room. Jan. 4; the E. of Sunder-
land made pres. of the council;
visc. Preston, sec. st.; and various
other changes took place in this
and the following year.
The king left Whitehall in the night
of Dec. 17, and, quitting the
kingdom, landed at Ambleteuse,
in France, Dec. 23.
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141
FCING WILLIAM III.
1689. Chas., visc. Mordaunt, first commr.
of the treas.; Thos. Osborne, E.
of Danby, cr. M. of Carmarthen,
aft. D. of Leeds, ld, pres. ; Geo., |
M. of Halifax, pr. seal; Arthur
Herbert, aft. lord Torrington,
first commr. of the admy. ; EE.
of Shrewsbury, Nottingham, and
Sunderland, E. of Dorset and
Middlesex, Wm., E., aft. D. of
Devonshire, ld. Godolphin, ld.
Montagu, ld. De la Mere, &c.
The great seal in commission.
1690. Sidney, ld. Godolphin, first comml.
of the treas. ; Thos., E. of Danby,
ld. pres. ; Rd. Hampden, ch. ex: ;
Thos., E. of Pembroke, adm. ;
Hy., visc. Sydney, and Daniel,
I. of Nottingham, secs. St., &c.
The great seal and pr. Seal in
CODOIſllSS1011.
1698. Chaº Montagu, aft. Id. Halifax,
first commr. of the treas., May
1; succ. by Ford, E. of Tanker-
ville, Nov. 15, 1699.
QUEEN ANNE.
The formation of a ministry under a
“Premier * began about this time.
1702. SIDNEY, LORD, aft. E. GODOLPHIN,
ld. treas. ; Thos., E. of Pembroke
and Montgomery, ld, pres. ; John .
Sheffield, M. of Normanby, aft.
D. of Normanby and Buckingham,
pr. seal; hon. Hy. Boyle, ch. ex ;
sir Chas. Hedges and the E. of
Nottingham (the latter succ. by
Robt. Harley, cr. E. of Oxford in
1704), secs. St., &c.
1711. ROBT., E. OF OXFORD, ld. treas. ;
sir Simon, aft. lord Harcourt, ld.
kpr. ; John, D. of Normanby and
Buckingham, ld, pres. ; John, bp.
of Bristol, aft. of London, pr.
seal ; Hy. St. John, aft. visc.
Bolingbroke, and Wm., lord Dart-
mouth, secs. St. ; Robt. Benson,
aft. lil. Bingley, ch. ex., &c.
1714. Chas., D. of Shrewsbury, ld, treas.,
July 30, two days before the
queen's death. Patent revoked
Oct. 13 following.
KING GEORGE I.
1714. CHAs., E. OF HALIFAx, first là.
treas., succ. on his death by the
E. OF CARLISLE ; Wm., ld. Cowper,
aft. E. Cowper, ld, chanc.; Danl.,
E. of Nottingham, ld, pres. ;
Thos., M. of Wharton, pr. seal;
Edwd., E.of Oxford, first ld. admy.;
Jas. Stanhope, aft. E. Stanhope,
and Chas., visc. Townshend, secs.
st. ; sir Rd. Onslow, ch. ex.,
DD. of Montrose & Marlborough,
lord Berkeley, Robt. Walpole,
Wm. Pulteney, aft. E. of Bath, &c.
1715, ROBT. WALPOLE, first là. treas. and
ch, ex., &c.
1717. JAs. STANHOPE, aft. T. Stanhope,
first là. treas. and ch. ex: ; Wm.,
ld. Cowper, Chas., E. of Sunder-
land, D. of Kingston, ld. Berke-
ley, Joseph Addison, &c.
1718. CHAs., E. OF SUNDERLAND, first Id.
- treas; Thos., ld. Parker, aft. E.
of Macclesfield, ld, chanc. ; E.
Stanhope, D. of Kent, ld. Ber-
keley, Jas. Craggs, Jno. Aislabie,
&c.
1721. RoPT. WALPOLE, aft. sir Robt., first
ld. treas. and ch. ex: ; Thos., ld.
Parker, cr. E. of Macclesfield, ld,
chanc.; Hy., ld. Carleton, succ.
by Wm., D. of Devonshire, ld,
pres. ; Evelyn, D. of Kingston,
succ. by lá. Trevor, pr. seal;
Jas., E. of Berkeley, first lá. adm.;
Chas., visc. Townshend, and John,
lord Carteret (the latter succ. by
the D. of Newcastle), secs. St. ;
John, D. of Marlborough, succ.
by the E. of Cadogan. ordnance;
Geo. Treby, succ. by Hy. Pelham,
sec.-at-war ; visc. Torrington, &c.
RING GEORGE II.
1727. SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, &c. contal.
The following was the state of the
Cabinet near the close of sir Robt.
Walpole's long administration.
1740. SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, first là. treas.
and ch. ex: ; Philip, ld. Hard-
wicke, ld, chanc.; Spencer, E. of
Wilmington, ld. pres. ; John, ld.
Hervey, pr. seal; John Potter,
abp. of Canterbury; D. of New-
castle and E. of Harrington,
secs. st.; sir Chas. Wager, first
ld. admy.; D. of Dorset, ld.
stewd. f.; D. of Grafton, ld,
chambn.f ; D. of Richmond, m.
horse f ; E. of Pembroke, gr.
stole,f &c.
f These great household officers were
at this period always in what was
called the Cabinet, but there was
an interior council, of Walpole,
the chancellor, and the secretaries
of state, who, in the first instance,
consulted together on the more
confidential points. *
* Lord Hervey's Memoirs of the Reign of George II. edited by John Wilson
Croker.—Mr. Croker adds, “The duke of Bolton, without a right to it from his office
142
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1742. Sir Robt. Walpole res. Feb. 8, having
been first minister twenty-one con-
secutive years. He was cr. E. of
Orford, visc. Walpole, and baron
Houghton. The E. of Wilmington
was made minister in his room.
1742. SPENCER, E. OF WILMINGTON, first là.
Feb. treas. ; ld. Hardwicke, ld, chanc.;
Saml. Sandys, ch. ex.; E. of Har-
rington, pres. of the council; E.
Gower, pr. seal; lil. Carteret
and the D. of Newcastle, secs.
st. ; E. of Winchilsea, first là.
admy. ; D. of Argyll, com. of the
forces and m. g. ordn. ; Hy. Pel-
ham, paym. of the forces, &c.
The D. of Argyll res., and was succ.
by the E. of Stair, as com. of the
forces, and by the D. of Montagu
as m. g. Ordn.
1743. HY. PELIIAM, first la. treas. and ch.
Aug. 25. ex., vice Spencer, E. of Wilming-
ton, deceased.
1744. The “BROAD BOTTOM " Administra-
|Nov.
and ch. ex: ; ld. Hardwicke, ld.
chanc.; D. of Dorset, pres. of the
council; E. Gower, pr. seal; D.
of Newcastle, sec. St. for the
Southern, and the E. of Harring-
ton for the Northern dept. ; D. of
Montagu, m. g. Ordn. ; D. of
Bedford, first là. adm. ; D. of
Argyll, kpr. of the gr. seal of
Scotland ; M. of Tweeddale, sec.
st. for Scotland; D. of Grafton,
ld, chambn. ; D. of Richmond, m.
horse.
1746. Mr. Pelham and his friends having
tendered their resignation to the
king, the formation of a new ad-
ministration, which expired within
two days while yet incomplete,
was undertaken by the E. of
Bath ; the members of it actually
appointed, and submitted for
approval to his majesty were:—
J746. The ‘‘ SHORT-LIVED ' MINISTRY :
Feb. 10 WM., E. OR BATH, first là. treas. ;
to ld. Carlisle, pr. seal; la. Winchil-
Feb. 12. Sea, first là. admy. ; and lå.
tion: Hy. Pelham, first ld. treas.
Granville, sec. st.
12.
1746. HY. PELHAM returned, with his col-
Feb.12, leagues, to power.
The D. of Bedford res. the admy. to
the E. of Sandwich, and succ.
the E. of Chesterfield as sec. st.,
Feb. 1748; and the E. of Holder-
nesse succ. the D. of Bedford,
June 1751, in the same office.
Mr. Pelham d. Mar. 6, 1754.
1754. THos. Holles PELHAM, D. OF NEw-
Apr. CASTLE, first là. treas.; hon. Hy.
Bilson Legge, ch. ex.; E. of Hol-
dernesse and sir Thos. Robinson,
aft. la. Grantham, secs. St. ;
the latter succ. by Hy. Fox; la.
Anson, first là. admy.; ld. Gram-
ville, ld, pres.; la. Gower, succ.
by the D. of Marlborough, pr.
seal; D. of Grafton, E. of Halifax,
Geo. Grenville, &c. E. of Hard-
wicke, ld, chanc.
1756. WM., D. OF DEvoNSHIRE, first là.
Nov. treas.; W.M. PITT, sec. st. for the
Southern dept.; hon. Hy. Bilson
Legge, ch. ex.; E. Granville, ld.
pres.; E. Gower, pr. seal; E, of
Holdernesse, sec. st. for the
Northern dept.; Geo. Grenville, E.
of Halifax, DD. of Rutland and
Grafton, E. of Rochford, &c. The
gr. seal in commission.
1757. D. OF NEWCASTLE and WM. PITT's
June. ADMINISTRATION. Thos. Holles
|Pelham, D. of Newcastle, first là.
treas.; Wm. Pitt, aft. la, Chat-
ham, sec. st. for the Northern
dept., and leader of the house of
commons; ld. Henley, ld, kpr.;
ld. Granville, ld. pres.; E. Temple,
pr. seal; Hy, Bilson Legge, ch.
ex. ; li. of Holdernesse, sec. st.
for the Southern dept.; D. of
Devonshire, ld, chambn.; D. of
Rutland, ld, stewd. ; ld. Anson,
first là. admy.; D. of Marlborough,
succ. by lord Ligonier, m. g.
ordn. ; Hy. Fox, aft. la. Hol-
land, paym.; Geo. Grenville,
lords Halifax and Gower, Jas.
Grenville, &c.
Expired Feb.
KING GEORGE III.
1760. D. OF NEWCASTLE and W.M. PITT's
ministry, conta.
The following were among the
changes subsequent to the acc.
of George III.: sir Robt. Henley,
cr. lord Henley, ld, chanc., Jam.
1761; the E. of Bute, sec. st.,
vice the E. of Holdernesse, Mar.;
Qf captain of the Band of Pensioners, in which employment he succeeded the duke of
Montagu on his removal to the ordnance, was likewise admitted to the cabinet council,
because he had been of the cabinet seven years previously, at the time he was turned
out of all his offices.” And he further says, “Sir John Norris (vice-admiral of Eng-
land) was called in, as an auxiliary, when anything was under deliberation in relation
to our then maritime war with Spain.”
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143.
and the E. of Egremont, vice Wm.
Pitt, Oct. same year; ld. North,
ºf a lä. of the treas., &c.
1762. John, E. OR BUTE, first ld. treas. ;
May. ld. Henley, ld, chanc.; Sir Fras.
Dashwood, aft. li. le Despencer,
ch. ex: ; ld. Granville, ld, pres.;
D. of Bedford, pr. seal; E, of
Halifax, first là. admy. ; E. of
Egremont and Geo. Grenville, secs.
st. ; ld. Ligonier, ordn. ; Hy.
Fox, paym. ; visc. Barrington,
ld. Sandys, D. of Marlborough,
lords Huntingdon and North, &c.
1763 GEO. GRENVILLE, first là. treas.
May. and ch. ex: ; E. Granville, succ.
et seq. by JoHN, D. of BEDFORD, ld.
pres. ; D. of Marlborough, pr;
seal; lil. Henley, aft. E. of
Northington, ld. chanc.; EE. of
Halifax and Sandwich, secs. St. ;
E. Gower, ld. chambn. ; ld. Eg-
mont, first là. admy. ; M. of
Granby, ordn. ; ld. Holland, late
Mr. Fox, paym.; Welbore Ellis,
sec.-at-war; ld. Hillsborough,
first là. of trade ; D. of Rutland,
lord North, &c.
1765. CHAs., M. of RoCKINGHAM, first
July. ld. treas; Wm. Dowdeswell, ch.
et seq. . ex: ; E. of Winchilsea and Not-
tingham, ld, pres. ; D. of New-
castle, pr. seal; D. of Portland,
ld, chamb. ; D. of Rutland, m.
horse ; ld. Talbot, ld. Stewd. ;
gen. the hon. H. Seymour Conway,
and the D. of Grafton, secs. St.; ld.
Egmont, first lá. admy. ; M. of
Granby, ordn. ; visc. Barrington,
sec.-at-war; visc. Howe, treas. of
the navy; hon. Chas. Townshend,
paym. ; E. of Dartmouth, first
ld. of trade ; ld. John Caven-
dish, Thos. Townshend, &c. E.
of Northington (late Lord Hen-
ley), ld, chanc.
of CHATHAM (late WM. PITT),
first min. and pr. Seal ; D. of
Grafton, first là, tº eas. ; hon.
Chas. Townshend, ch. ex: ; E. of
Northington, ld, pres; Wm. E.
of Shelburne and gen, Conway,
secs. St. ; sir Chas. Saunders,
succ. by Sir Edw. Hawke, first
ld. admy. ; M. of Granby, ordn. ;
ld. Hillsborough, first là. of
trade; lord Barrington, Sec.-at-
war; Fredk., lord North, a joint
paym. ; visc. Howe, &c. Lord
Camden, ld, chanc.
1767. Wm., lord Mansfield, ld. c. j. of
the king’s bench, became, eac
officio, ch. ex., pro. tem., on the
death of Mr. Townshend, Sept.
this year ; and Fredk., lord
1766. E.
Aug.
North, was app. ch. ex: Dec.
following. g
1767. AUG. HY., D. OF GRAFTON, first là.
Dec. treas.; Fredk., ld, North, ch. ex: ;
E. Gower, ld. pres. ; E. of
Chatham, ld, pr. seal until Oct.
1768, then succ. by the E. of
Bristol; E. of Shelburne, sec.
st. for the Southern dept. ; visc.
Weymouth, Northern dept. ; and
ld. Hillsborough, colonies; Sir
Edwd. Hawke, first là. admy. ; M.
of Granby, ordn. ; lords Sand-
wich and le Despencer, joint
postm. gen. ; Lord Hertford,
Thos. Townshend, &c. Lord
Camden, ld, chanc.
1768. Visc. Weymouth, sec. st. for the
Nov. Southern dept., vice lord Shel-
burne; E. of Rochford, sec. St.
for the Northern dept., vice lord
Weymouth.
1770. FREDK., Lord North, first ld.
Jan. treas. and ch. ex: ; E. Gower,
ld. pres. ; E. of Halifax, pr. Seal ;
ld. Rochford, ld. Weymouth
(succ. by lá. Sandwich), and
ld. Hillsborough (colonies), secs.
st. ; Sir Edwd. Hawke, first là.
admy. ; ld. Granby, ordn. ; Sir
Gilbert Elliot, treas. of the navy;
lord Barrington, sec.-at-war; lord
Hertford, lord Carteret, &c. The
great seal was delivered to Mr. At-
torney-gen. Yorke, who was made
ld. chanc.; but before the patent
for his peerage, under the title of
lord Morden, was completed, he
died suddenly, and the seal, after
being a year in commission, was
given to the hon. Henry Bathurst,
one of the commiſs., who was cr.
lord Apsley.
Lord North continued minister
eleven years, during the whole
of the American war. The
changes within this period were
numerous ; among them were :
1771. Lord Halifax, sec. st., vice la.
Sandwich, who went to the ad-
miralty; succ. as là. pr. Seal by
the E. of Suffolk and Berkshire. Jan.
The latter gave place to the D. of
Grafton, and became sec. St. June.
1772. Lord Dartmouth, sec. st., vice la.
Hillsborough. Aug. Wisc. Towns-
hend, ordn, vice M. of Granby.
Oct.
1775. Wisc. Weymouth, again sec. st., vice
Rochford ; and ló. Geo. Sack-
ville Germaine, vice Dartmouth,
made pr. Seal. Nov.
1778. Lord Thurlow, ld, chanc. June.
1779. Lords Stormont and Hillsborough
secs. St. E. Bathurst, ld, pres. Now.
144
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1782. CHAs., M. OF RocKINGHAM, first ld.
Mar. treas. ; ld. John Cavendish, ch.
ex. ; ld. Camden, pres. of the
council; D. of Grafton, pr. seal;
Wm., E. of Shelburne, and Chas.
Jas. Fox, secs. St. ; Augs. Keppel,
first là. admy. ; D. of Richmond,
ordm.; Thos. Townshend, sec.-at-
war; Isaac Barré, treas. of the
navy; Edm. Burke, paym., &c.
Lord Thurlow, ld, chanc.
The death of the M. of Rock-
ingham (July 2, 1782) led to
the administration of lord Shel-
burne, who accepted the office of
first minister, without the privity
of his colleagues, and Mr. Fox,
lord John Cavendish, and others,
resigned.
1782. WM., E. OR SHELIBURNE, aft. M. of
July. Lansdowne, first là treas.; Wm.
Pitt, ch. ex: ; ld., aft. E. Cam-
den, pres. of the council; D. of
Grafton, pr. Seal ; Thos., 1d.
Grantham, home, and Thos.
Townshend, foreign, secs. ; Aug.,
visc. Keppel, first là. admy. ; D.
of Richmond, ordn. ; Hy. Dundas,
treas. of the navy ; Isaac Barré,
paym.; Sir. Geo. Yonge, sec.-at-
war; &c. Lord Thurlow, ld chanc.
chanc.
1783. “ THE COALITION' MINISTRY, so
Apr. called from the coalition of L.D.
NORTH AND MR. Fox, who had,
for years previously, opposed and
even abused each other. D. of
Portland, first là. treas. ; visc.
Stormont, pres. of the council ;
E. of Carlisle, pr. seal; Fredk.,
ld. North, and Chas. Jas. Fox,
home and foreign secs. ; ld. John
Cavendish, ch. ex: ; visc. Keppel,
first là, admy. ; visc. Townshend,
ordn. ; Chas. Townshend, treas. Of
the navy; Edm. Burke paym. ; R.
Fitzpatrick, sec.-at war; &c. The
great seal in commission; lord
Loughborough, c. j. of the com-
mon pleas, first comml.
1783. WM. PITT, first ld, treas. and ch.
Dec. ex.; E. Gower, pres. of the coun-
cil; D. of Rutland, pr: seal; M.
of Carmarthen, and E. Temple,
the latter immediately succ. by
lord Sydney), secs. St. ; D. of
Richmond, ordn. ; visc. Howe,
first là. admy. ; lá. Mulgrave and
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft. Id.
Grenville, joint-paym. ; Hy. Dun-
das, &c. Lord Thurlow, ld, chanc.
During Mr. Pitt's long adminis-
tration numerous changes in the
ministry took place ; among
these were : EE. Camden, Fitz-
william, Mansfield, and Chatham,
successively pres. of the council;
|M. of Stafford, and E.E. of Chat-
ham, Spencer, and Westmore-
land, pr. seal; E, of Chatham
and E. Spencer, first lds. admy.
and Mr. Grenville, aft. lord
Grenville, Mr. Dundas, and D. of
Portland, secs. st. ; &c. Mr. Pitt
res. in 1801.
1801, HY. ADDINGTON, first lcl. treas. and
Mar. ch. ex: ; D. of Portland, pres.
et seq. of the council; E, of Westmore-
land, pr. Seal ; lord Pelham,
home, lord Hawkesbury, foreign,
andlord Hobart, colonial secs. ; E.
St. Vincent, first là. admy. ; E. of
Chatham, ordn. ; Chas. Yorke,
sec.-at-war; visc. Lewisham, India.
Board ; lord Auckland, bd. tr. ;
&c. Lord Eldon ld. chanc.
CHANGES: visc. Castlereagh, India.
board; Sept. 1802; Chas. Yorke,
home sec. July 1803.
1804. WM. PITT, first lá. treas. ; D. of
May. Portland (succ. by lord Sidmouth,
et seq. late Mr. Addington, Jam. 1805),
pres. of the council ; E. of
Westmoreland, pr. Seal ; lá.
Hawkesbury, home sec. ; ld.
Harrowby (succ. by la, Mul-
grave), for. sec.; and E. Camden
(succ. by visc. Castlereagh), col.
sec. ; visc. Melville (succ. by ld.
Barham), first là. admy. ; D. of
Montrose, bd. tr. ; ld. Mul-
grave, duchy of Lanc.; Mr.
Dundas, Geo. Canning, &c. Lord
Eldon, ld, chanc.
The death of Mr. Pitt, on Jan.
23, 1806, led to the formation of
another cabinet.
1806. “ ALL THE TALENTS’” administra-
Feb. tion : WM. WYNDHAM, LORD
GRENVILLE, first ld. of the
treas. ; lä. Hy. Petty, ch.
ex. ; E. Fitzwilliam, pres. of
the council; visc. Sidmouth, pr.
seal ; Chas. Jas. Fox, for., E.
# The friends of this ministry gave it the appellation of All the Talents, which, being
echoed in derision by the opposition, became fixed upon it.
Besides the members above
named, it consisted of Rd. Brimsley Sheridan, treas. of the navy; E. of Derby, ch. of
the duchy of Lancaster; gen. Fitzpatrick, sec. at war; earls of Buckinghamshire and
Carysfort, postmasters-gen. ; E. Temple, vice pres. of the board of trade; lord John
Townshend, paym. of the forces; lord Charles Spencer, mast, of the mint; Arthur Piggot,
attorney-gen. ; Saml. Romilly, solicitor-gen., &c. D. of Bedford, lord lieut. of Ireland.
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145
Spencer, home, and Wm. Wind-
ham, war, secs. ; E. of Moira,
ordn. ; sir Chas. Grey, aft. visc.
Howick and E. Grey, first là.
admy. ; ld. Minto, bd. of control;
ld. Auckland, bd. of tr., &c. Lord
Erskine, ld, chanc. Lord Ellen-
borough, ld. c. j. of the K. B.,
had a seat in this cabinet.
1806. The death of Mr. Fox, on Sept. 13,
, caused several changes: viz.:
visc. Sidmouth, pres. of the
council; lil. Holland, pr. seal;
ld. Howick, for. sec., vice Mr.
Fox ; Thos. Grenville, first là.
admy. ; Geo. Tierney, bd. of con-
trol, &c.
1807. WM. HY. CAvendish, D. OF Port-
Mar. LAND, first là. treas. ; E. Camden,
ld. pres. of the Council; E. of
Westmoreland, pr. seal ; hon.
Spencer Perceval, ch. ex. and
leader of the House of Commons ;
ld. Hawkesbury, Geo. Canning,
and visc. Castlereagh, home, for.,
and col. secs. ; E. Bathurst, bd.
of tr.: Hy., Dundas, bd. of con-
trol; lil. Mulgrave, first là. admy. ;
E. of Chatham, ordn., &c. Lord
Eldon, ld, chanc.
1809. A quarrel and duel on Sept. 22,
between ld. Castlereagh and Mr.
Canning (the latter wounded) led
to the retirement of both. This,
with the subsequent retirement
of the D. of Portland, who died
shortly after (Oct. 30, 1809) dis-
solved the administration, which,
after some negotiation with the
Whigs, was reconstituted under
1809. SPENCER PERCEvAL, first là. treas.,
Nov. ch, ex., and ch. duch. Lanc.; E.
& Camden, pres. of the Council;
Dec. E. of Westmoreland, pr. Seal ;
hon. Rd. Ryder, home, M. Wel-
lesley, for., and E. of Liverpool,
col. secs. ; lord Mulgrave, first
ld. admy. ; Hy. Dundas, bd. of
control; E. Bathurst, bd. of
trade ; E. of Chatham, ordn. ;
visc. Palmerston, sec.-at-war, &c.
Lord Eldon, ld. chanc.
Lord Mulgrave went to the ordn.,
and was succ. at the admy, by
Chas. Yorke. Some subordinate
changes took place.
1810.
May.
REGENCY OF GEORGE, PRINCE OF WALEs.
1811. SPENCER PERCEvaL and his col-
Feb. leagues, continued.
The death of Mr. Perceval, who was
assassinated by a man named
Bellingham, in the lobby of the
House of Commons on May 11,
1812, led to several changes.
After much fruitless negotiation
with the Whigs the former govt.
was reconstituted under the
1812. ROBT. BANKS, E. OF LIVERPOOL,
May first lá. treas. ; E. of Harrowby,
& pres. of the council; E. of West-
visc. Sidmouth, visc. Castlereagh,
and E. Bathurst, home, for., and
col. secs.; E. of Buckinghamshire,
bd. of control; Marq. Camden,
ld. Palmerston, E. of Clancarty,
&c. Lord Eldon, ld. chanc.
1814. Among the changes that afterwards
to took place, were the following:
1819. Chas. Bragge Bathurst, ch. duch.
Lanc., a cabinet minister, and W.
Wellesley Pole advanced to the
cabinet as m. mint, 1814. Geo.
Canning made pres. bq. control,
1816. Fredk. John Robinson,
pres. bq. tr., 1818; and the D.
of Wellington, m. g. ordn., 1819.
RING GEORGE IV.
June, moreland, pr. seal; Nichs. Wan-
sittart, ch. ex: ; E. of Mulgrave,
ordn. ; ld. Melville, first là. admy. ;
1820. E. of LIVERPOOL and his colleagues,
Jan. continued. The cabinet at the
commencement of this reign was
constituted thus: E. of Liverpool,
first là. treas. ; E. of Harrowby,
pres. of the council; E. of West-
moreland, pr. seal; Mr. Vansittart,
ch. ex: ; visc. Melville, first ld.
admy. ; D. of Wellington, ordn. ;
visc. Sidmouth, visc. Castlereagh,
and E. Bathurst, home, for., and
col, secs. ; Geo. Canning, bd. of
control ; Fredk, J. Robinson, bd.
tr. ; Chas. B. Bathurst, ch. duch.
Lanc.; W. Wellesley Pole, m.
mint; E. of Mulgrave without
office. Lord Eldon, ld, chanc.
1822. Robt. Peel became home sec., Jan.,
and W. W. Wynn, pres. bd. tr.,
Feb. ; and, on the death of visc.
Castlereagh, then M. of Lon-
donderry, Geo. Canning became
for. sec., Sept. Visc. Sidmouth
continued a member of the
cabinet, without office. In 1823,
Wm. Huskisson united the board
10
146
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of trade with the treasurership
of the navy; and a few other
changes subsequently occurred.
1827. E. of LIVERPool, continued. At
the close of lord Liverpool's long
administration, it consisted of the
following members ; E. of Liver-
pool, first là. treas.; Fredk. J.
Robinson, ch. ex: ; lords Harrowby
and Westmoreland, pres. of the
council and pr. seal; Robt. Peel,
Geo. Canning, and E Bathurst,
secs. St. for the home, for., and
col. depts. ; lord Melville, first là.
admy. ; D. of Wellington, ordn. ;
lord Bexley, late Mr. Vansittart,
duchy of Lanc.; Chas. W. W.
Wynn and Wm. Huskisson, bds.
of control and trade ; ld. Sid-
mouth, without office, &c. Lord
Eldon, ld. chanc. Dissolved,
owing to lord Liverpool's illness,
April 1827.
1827. GEO. CANNING, first là. treas. and
Apr. ch. ex: ; ld. Harrowby, pres. of
the council; D. of Portland, pr.
seal; lil. Dudley, visc. Goderich,
and Sturges Bourne, for., col.,
and home secs. ; C. W. W. Wynn,
bd. of control; Wm. Huskisson,
bd. of trade; lil. Palmerston,
Sec.-at-war; ld. Bexley, duch.
Lanc.; D. of Clarence, ld. h.
adm. Lord Lyndhurst, ld,
chanc.
The marquess of Lansdowme had a
seat in the cabinet, to which were
soon added the seals of the home
department.
The death of Mr. Canning on Aug. 8,
following, led to several changes.
1827. WISC. GODERICH, late FREDI. JNo.
ld. treas. ; D. of Portland, pres.
of the council ; E. of Carlisle, pr.
seal; visc. Dudley, Wm. Hus-
kisson, and M. of Lansdowne,
for., col., and home secs. ; ld.
Palmerston, sec.-at-war; C. W.
W. Wynn, bd. of control; Chas.
Grant, bd. of trade; Geo. Tierney,
m. mint, &c. Lord Lyndhurst,
ld. chanc.
1828. ARTHUR, D. of WELLINGTON, first la.
Jan. treas. ; Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex: ;
E. Bathurst, pres. of the council;
ld. Ellenborough, pr. seal; Robt.
Peel, E. Dudley, and Wm. Hus-
kisson, home, for., and col. Secs. ;
visc. Melville, bd. of control;
Chas. Grant, bd. of trade ; ld.
Palmerston, sec.-at-war; J. C.
Herries, m. mint; E. of Aberdeen,
ch, duch. Lanc.; — Arbuthnot,
Chas. W. Fitzgerald, &c. Lord
Lyndhurst, ld, chanc.
Mr. Huskissom, E. Dudley, visc.
Palmerston, and Mr. Grant, quit
the ministry, and changes follow.
1828. D. OF WELLINGTON, first ld. treas. ;
May E. Bathurst, pres. of the council;
& ld. Ellenborough, pr. seal; Robt.
Peel, E. of Aberdeen, and sir Geo.
Murray, home, for., and col, secs. ;
visc. Melville and Chas. V. Fitz-
gerald, bds. contr. and tr. ; Sir
Hy. Hardinge, sec.-at-war; visc.
Lowther, first commr. of land
revenues, &c. Lord Lyndhurst,
ld. chanc.
The D. of Clarence surrendered
the office of là. h. adm., Aug. 12;
and lord Melville became first la.
admy., Sept.19; lord Ellenborough
became pres. bd. contr., and lord
Rosslyn pr. seal.
June.
RING WILLIAM TV.
Aug. ROBINSON, aft. E. of Ripon, first
D. OF WELLINGTON and his
colleagues, continued.
1830. CHAs., EARL GREY, first là. treas. ;
Nov. visc. Althorpe, ch. ex: ; M. of
Lansdowne, pres. of the council :
E. of Durham, pr. seal; viscs. Mel-
bourne, Palmerston, and Goderich,
home, for., and col. secs. ; Sir Jas.
Graham, first là. admy. ; ld.
Auckland and Chas. Grant, pres.
of the bds. of trade and control;
ld. Holland, ch. duch. Lanc.;
ld. John Russell, paym. of the
forces (not of the cabinet at first);
D. of Richmond, E. of Carlisle,
C. W. W. Wynn, &c. Lord
Brougham, ld, chanc.
Sir Hy. Parnell aft. became sec.-
at-war, vice Wynn; and sub-
sequently sir Hy. Parnell was
succ. by Sir John Hobhouse.
1832. EARL GREY resigned, owing to a
majority against him in the lords
on a question relating to the Re-
form Bill, May 10, but resumed
office, May 18.
The E. of Ripon, late visc.
Goderich succ. the E. of Dur-
ham as pr. seal, April 3, 1833,
when, also, E. G. S. Stanley,
aft. E. of Derby (previously sec.
for Ireland), became col. Sec.,
and Ed. Ellice, sec.-at-war.
l834 WM., VISC. MELBourn E, first là.
July. treas.; M. of Lansdowne, pres. of
the council ; E. of Mulgrave, pr.
seal ; visc. Althorpe, ch. ex: ;
visc. Duncannon, home sec. ; visc.
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147.
1834.
1834. SIR ROBT. PEEL, first là. treas. and
Nov.
&
Dec.
1837
1839. Ministers announced their determina-
1841. SIR ROBT. PEEL, first là. treas. ; D.
Aug.
&
Sept.
Wisc.
. VISC.
Palmerston, for. Sec. ; Spring
Rice, war and col. ; ld. Auckland
first là. admy. ; Chas. Grant and
C. P. Thomson, bds. of control
and trade; ld. John Russell,
paym. forces; sir John Hob-
house, Ed. Ellice, M. of Conyng-
ham, Mr. Littleton, &c. Lord
Brougham, ld. chanc.
Melbourne's administra-
tion dissolved. The D. of
Wellington takes the helm of
state provisionally, waiting the
return of sir Robert Peel from
Italy. Nov. 14.
ch. ex. ; lá. Wharncliffe, pr.
seal; E. of Rosslyn, pres. of the
council; Hy. Goulburn, D. of
Wellington, and E. of Aberdeen,
home, for. and col. secs ; E. de
Grey, first là. admy. ; ld. Ellen-
borough and Alex. Baring, aft.
ld. Ashburton, bds. of control
and trade; sir Edw. Knatchbull,
QUEEN VICTORIA.
MELBOURNE and his col-
leagues, contal. June 20.
F.T. Baring aft. becomesch. ex., vice
Spring Rice, cr. lord Monteagle ;
M. of Normanby, late E. of Mul-
grave, home sec., vice ld. John
Russell, made col. Sec. : T. B.
Macaulay, sec. - at - war, vice
visc. Howick; E. Clarendon, ld.
paym. forces; J. C. Herries,
sec.-at-war; sir Geo. Murray,
ordn., &c. Lord Lyndhurst, ld.
chanc.
1835. WISc. MELBOURNE, again first là.
Apr.
treas.; M. of Lansdowne, pres. of
the council ; visc. Duncannon, pr.
seal, with the woods and forests ;
Th. Spring Rice, ch. ex: ; ld. John
Russell, visc. Palmerston, and ló.
Glenelg, late Chas. Grant, home,
for., and col. secs. ; E. of Minto,
first là. admy. ; sir John Hobhouse
and Chas. Poulett Thomson,
pres. bds. of contr. and tr. ; ld.
Holland, ch. duch. Lanc.; visc.
Howick, sec.-at-war; sir Hy.
Parnell, Hy. Labouchere, ld.
Morpeth, &c. The gr. seal in
COIſlDOllSS10Il.
The chancellorship, which had been
in commission from the formation
of this ministry, was given to sir
Chas. C. Pepys, Jan. 1836, with
the title of lord Cottenham.
ingham, pr. Seal; Sir Jas. Graham,
E. of Aberdeen, and Id. Stanley,
home, for., and col. Secs. ; Hy.
Goulburn, ch. ex: ; E. of Hadding-
ton, first là. admy.; E. of Ripon,
bd. trade; lil. Ellenborough, bd.
control; sir Hy. Hardinge, sir
Edwd. Knatchbull, sir Geo. Mur-
ray, &c. Lord Lyndhurst, ld. chanc.
pr.seal, vice visc. Duncannon; Hy. , 1841. Among the many succeeding changes
Labouchere, pres. bd. trade, vice
C. P. Thomson, &c.
tion to resign, in consequence of
the division in the Commons on the
Jamaica Bill, in which they had a
majority of only five, May 7. Sir
Robt. Peel received the queen's
commands to form a new adminis-
tration, May 8; but owing to the
refusal of her majesty to dismiss
the ladies of her household, on
which sir Robt. Peel insisted, this
command was withdrawn, and on
May 10 lord Melbourne and his
friends returned to power.
of Wellington, without civil office,
comm.-in-chief; Id. Wharncliffe,
pres. of the council; D. of Buck-
to
1846.
were : lá. Fitzgerald and Vesey
to the bd. of control, vice lord
Ellenborough app. gov.-gen. of
India, Oct. 1841 ; D. of Buc-
cleuch, pr. seal, Feb. 1842. E. of
Ripon, from the bd. of trade to
the bd. of control, vice lord Fitz-
gerald, decd., May 1843. Sir Thos.
Fremantle, sec.-at-war, vice sir
Henry Hardinge, app. gov.-gen.
of India, May 1844. E. of Dal-
housie, to the bd. of trade, and
Sidney Herbert, sec.-at-war, Feb.
1845. W. E. Gladstone, col. sec.,
rice la. Stanley, res. ; D. of
Buccleuch, pres. of the council,
vice lá. Wharncliffe, decd. ; E. of
Haddington, pr. seal; and E. of
Ellenborough, first là. admy., Jan.
1846.
1846. LoRD JOHN RUSSELL, first là, treas.
July.
and prem. ; M. of Lansdowne, ld.
pres. council; E. of Minto, ld.
pr. seal; sir Geo. Grey, home
sec, ; visc. Palmerston, for. Sec. ;
E. Grey, war and col. Sec. ; Chas.
Wood, ch. ex: ; E. of Auckland,
first là. admy. ; Sir Jno. Hobhouse,
10 *
148
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
aft. Lord Broughton, pres. bd.
control; E, of Clarendon, pres.
bd. trade; visc. Morpeth, aft. E.
of Carlisle, first commr. woods and
forests; M. of Clanricarde, postm.-
gen. ; T. B. Macaulay, paym.-gen.;
lord Cottenham, ld, chanc.; lord
Campbell, chanc. d. Lanc.
CHANGEs: Hy. Labouchere, app.
pres. bd. trade, July 22, 1847,
vice E. of Clarendon; E. Gran-
ville, app. paym.-gen. May 1848,
vice Macaulay ; to be of cabinet,
Oct. 1851; sir F. T. Baring, app.
first là. admy., Jan. 18, 1849,
vice E. of Auckland, decd. ; hon.
Fox Maule, sec.-at-war, to be of
cabinet, Nov. 1849; E. of Carlisle,
app. chanc. d. Lanc., Mar. 6,
1850, vice lord Campbell, app. 1d.
ch, just. q. b. ; lord Cottenham,
ld. chanc., res. June 19, 1850, and
commrs. app.; sir Thos. Wilde,
ld. ch. just, c. p., app. 1d. chanc.,
July 15, 1850, and cr. lord Truro ;
ld. Seymour, app. first comme.
works, &c., Aug. 1851; to be of
cabinet, Oct. 1851; E. Granville,.
app. for. Sec., Dec. 26, 1851, vice
lord Palmerston, res ; hon. F.
Maule (aft. la. Panmure), app.
pres. bq. control, vice Hobhouse,
res. Feb. 1852.
1852. EDwD. G., E. OF DERBY, first la.
Feb.
1852
!)oc.
treas. and prem. ; E. of Lonsdale,
ld. pres. of the council ; M. of
Salisbury, ld, pr. seal; Spencer
Horatio Walpole, home sec.; E. of
Malmesbury, for. Sec. ; sir Jno.
S. Pakington, bt., war and col.
sec.; Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex: ; D.
of Northumberland, first lil.
admy. ; Jno. Chas. Herries, pres.
bd. cont. ; Josh. Warner Henley,
pres. bd. tr. ; E. of Hardwicke,
postm.-gen. ; sir Edwd. B. Sug-
dem, cr. lord St. Leonards, ld.
chanc.; la. Jno. Manners, first
commº. works, &c. Wm. Beres-
ford, app. sec.-at-war with seat
in cabinet, Feb. 28, 1852, vice
R. W. Smith, who was not in
cabinet.
. GEO. HAMILTON, E. OF ABERDEEN,
first là, treas. and prem. ; E.
Granville, ld. pres. of the council;
D. of Argyll, ld, pr. Seal ; Visc.
Palmerston, home sec. ; lord John
Russell, for. sec.; D. of Newcastle,
war. and col. Sec. ; hon. Sidney
Herbert, sec.-at-war; Wm. Ewart
Gladstone, ch. ex: ; Sir Jas. R. G.
Graham, bt., first là. admy. ; Sir
Chas. Wood, bt., pres, bd, cont. ;
sir Wim. Molesworth bt., first
commº. works, &c.; ld. Cran-
worth, ld. chanc.; M. of Lans-
downe, without office.
CHANGES.—E. of Clarendon, app.
for. sec., Feb. 21, 1853, vice lil.
John Russell, who remained in the
cabinet without office ; secretary-
ship of st. for war and colonies
divided June 12, 1854, D. of New-
castle app. sec. war, sir Geo. Grey
app. sec. col. ; E. Granville, app.
chanc. d. Lanc., June 21, 1854,
vice E. Strutt, who was not in
cabinet ; ld. John Russell, app. 1d.
pres. of the council, June 12, 1854,
vice E. Granville.
1855. HY. JNo., VISC. PALMERSTON, first
Feb. 10. Id. treas. and premier; E. Gran-
ville, ld, pres. council; D. of
Argyll, ld, pr. seal; Sidney Her-
bert, home sec., Feb. 8, succ. by
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., Feb. 28; E. of
Clarendon, for. sec.; Sidney Her-
bert, col. Sec. ; lä. Panmure, war
sec.; W. E. Gladstone, ch. ex: ;
Sir Jas. R. G. Graham, bt., firstld.
admy. ; Sir Chas. Wood, bt., pres.
bd. cont. ; lord Cranworth, ld.
chanc.; E. of Harrowby, chanc.
d. Lanc. (app. Mar. 1855); Sir
Wm. Molesworth, bt., first commr.
works, &c.; visc. Canning, postm.-
gen. ; M. of Lansdowne, without
office. *
CHANGEs.—Sidney Herbert, W. E.
Gladstone, and sir J. R. G. Gra-
ham, res., Feb. 22, 1855; sir Chas.
Wood, bt., app. first ld. admy.,
Mar. 3, 1855, vice Graham, res. ;
Robt. Vernon Smith, app. pres.
bd. cont., Mar. 13, 1855, vice
Wood; sir Geo. C. Lewis, bt., app.
ch, ex., Mar. 5, 1855, vice Glad-
stone, res. ; lord Jno. Russell, app.
col. sec., May 1, 1855, vice Sidney
Herbert, res. ; sir Wm. Moles-
worth, app. col. Sec., July 21,
1855, vice lord John Russell, res. ;
Hy. Labouchere, app. col. Sec.,
Nov. 21, 1855, vice Molesworth,
decd. ; D. of Argyll, app. postm.
gen., July 1855, vice visc. Can-
ning, app. gov. gen, India; E. of
Harrowby, app. ld. pr. Seal, Dec.
7, 1855, vice D. of Argyll; Mat-
thew Talbot Baines, app. chanc.
d. Lanc., Dec. 7, 1855, vice E. of
Harrowby; lil. Stanley of Alderley,
pres, bd. tr., to be of cabinet, —
1855; M. of Clanricarde, app. 1d.
pr. seal, Feb. 3, 1858, vice E. of
Harrowby, res.
1858. EDwD. G., E. OF DERBY, first là.
Feb. 25. treas. and premier; M. of Salis-
bury, ld, pres. council; E. of Hard-
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149
wicke, ld, pr. seal; Spencer H. Wal-
pole, home sec.; E. of Malmesbury,
for. Sec. ; lord Stanley, col. sec.;
Jonathan Peel, war sec. ; Benjn.
Disraeli, ch. ex. ; sir Jno. S.
Pakington, bt., first ld, admy. ;
E. of Ellenborough, pres. bd.
cont. ; Jos. Warner Henley, pres.
bd, tr. ; lord Jno. Manners, first
commº. works, &c.; sir Fk. Thesi-
ger, cr. la. Chelmsford, ld, chanc.
CHANGES.–E. of Donoughmore, app.
pres. bd. tr., Feb. 1859, vice
Henley; lord Stanley, app. pres.
bd. cont., June 5, 1858, vice E. of
Ellenborough ; sir E. Bulwer-
Lytton, app. col. Sec., June 5,
1858, vice lord Stanley; Board of
control abolished by 21 & 22 Vic.,
cap. 106, and Secretaryship of
State for India created; lord
Stanley, app. first sec. st. for India,
Sept. 2, 1858; F. H. S. Sotheron
Estcourt, app. home sec., Mar. 3,
1859, vice Walpole, res.
1859. HY. JNo., VISc. PALMERSTON, first
June 18. 1d. treas. and prem. ; E. Gram-
ville, ld. pres. council; D. of
Argyll, ld, pr: seal; sir Geo.
Cornewall Lewis, bt., home sec. ;
Lord Jno. Russell, cr. E. Russell,
1861, for. Sec. ; D. of Newcastle,
col. sec.; Sidney Herbert, war
Sec. ; Sir Chas. Wood, bt., India
Sec. ; Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
ex. ; D. of Somerset, first là.
admy. ; Thos. Milner Gibson, pres.
p. l. bd., and then pres. bd. tr. ;
Edw. Cardwell, Irish sec.; Jas.
E. of Elgin, postm. gen. ; Chas. P.
Williers, pres. p. l. bq., vice Gib-
son. Ld. Campbell, ld, chanc.;
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., chanc. d. Lanc.
CHANGES.—Ld. Stanley of Alderley,
app. postm.-gen., Aug. 17, 1860,
vice E. of Elgin, sent as amb. to
China ; Sir Richd. Bethell, app. lá.
chanc. and cr. ld. Westbury, June
26, 1861, vice ld. Campbell, decd. ;
Sidney Herbert, res. and cr. lá.
Herbert of Lea, July 1861, d. Aug.
2, 1861; sir G. C. Lewis, app.
sec. war, July 23, 1861, vice Her-
bert ; Sir Geo. Grey, app. home
sec., July 25, 1861, vice Lewis;
Edw. Cardwell, app. chanc. d.
Lanc., July 25, 1861, vice Grey;
Sir Robt. Peel, app. Irish sec.
(without seat in cabinet) July,
1861, vice Cardwell; E. De Grey
and Ripon, app. sec. war, Apr.
28, 1863, vice Lewis, decd. ; Edw.
Cardwell, app. col. sec., Apr. 7,
1864, vice D. of Newcastle, res. ;
E. of Clarendon, app. chanc. d.
Lanc., Apr. 7, 1864, vice Card-
well; lil. Cranworth, app. lá.
chanc., July 7, 1865, vice ld.
Westbury, res.
1865. JNO., EARL RUSSELL, first ld. treas.
Nov. 6. and prem. ; E. Granville, ld, pres.
council; D. of Argyll, ld. pr. Seal;
sir Geo. Grey, bt., home sec.; E. of
Clarendon, for. sec. ; Edw. Card-
well, col. sec. : E. De Grey and
Ripon, war sec. ; sir Chas. Wood,
bt., India sec. ; Wm. Ewart Glad-
stone, ch. ex: ; D. of Somerset,
first là. admy. ; Thos. Milner Gib-
son, pres. bd. tr. ; Chas. Pelham
Williers, pres. p. l. bq. ; ld. Stan-
ley of Alderley, postm. gen. ; ld.
Cranworth, ld, chanc.; Geo. Joa-
chim Goschen, chanc. d. Lanc.
(app. Jan. 1866).
CHANGES.—E. De Grey and Ripon,
app. India sec., Feb. 16, 1866, vice
sir Chas. Wood, res. and cr. visc.
Halifax; M. of Hartington, app.
sec. war, Feb. 16, 1866, vice E.
De Grey and Ripon.
1866. EDwD. G., E. OF DERBY, first là.
July.
treas. and prem. ; D. of Bucking-
ham and Chandos, ld, pres. coun-
cil; E. of Malmesbury, ld, pr. seal;
Spencer H. Walpole, home sec.;
ld. Stanley, for. Sec.; E. of Carnar-
von, col. sec.; Jonathan Peel, war
sec. : visc. Cranborne, India Sec. ;
Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex: ; Sir J. S.
Pakington, bt., first là. admy. ; sir
Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt., pres.
bd. tr. ; Gathorne Hardy, pres.
p. 1. bq.; ld. Chelmsford, ld.
chanc.; la. Naas, aft. E. of Mayo,
Irish sec. ; lord Jno. Manners,
first commº. works, &c.
CHANGEs.—E. of Carnarvon, gem.
Peel, and lord Cramborne, res.,
Mar. 1867; D. of Buckingham and
Chandos, app. col. Sec., Mar. 8,
1867, rice E. of Carnarvon; D. of
Marlborough, app. 1d. pres. coun-
cil, Mar. 8, 1867, rice D. of Buck-
ingham ; Sir J. S. Pakington, app.
sec. war, Mar. 8, 1867, vice Peel ;
Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry, app. first
ld. admy., Mar. 8, 1867, vice Pak-
ington; sir Stafford Hy. North-
cote, app. sec. India, Mar. 8, 1867,
vice lord Cranborne; D. of Rich-
mond, app. pres. bd. tr., Mar. 8,
1867, vice Northcote; Gathorne
Hardy, app. home sec., May 17,
1867, vice Walpole, res. ; E. of
Devon, app. pres. p. 1. bd. (with-
out seat in cabinet), May 17, 1867,
vice Hardy.
E. of Derby res. through ill-health,
Feb. 1868, and d. Oct. 23, 1869.
150
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1868. BENJN. DISRAEL1, first là. treas. and
Feb.
premier; D. of Marlborough, ld.
pres. council; E, of Malmesbury,
ld. pr. seal ; Gathorne Hardy,
home sec. ; ld. Stanley, for. sec. :
D. of Buckingham and Chandos,
col. Sec. ; sir J. S. Pakington, bt.,
war sec.; sir Stafford Hy. North-
cote, bt., India sec. ; Geo. Ward
Hunt, ch. ex: ; Hy. Thos. Lowry
Corry, first là. admy. ; D. of
Richmond, pres. bd. tr. ; E. of
Mayo, Irish sec. (res. Sept. 1868,
and succ. by Col. Jno. Wilson
Patten, not in cabinet); lord Jno.
Manners, first comml. works,
&c.; ld. Cairns, ld. chanc.
1868. WM. EwART GLADSTONE, first ld.
Dec.
treas. and prem. ; E. De Grey
and Ripon, ld, pres. council; E.
of Kimberley, ld, pr. seal; Hy.
Austin Bruce, home sec. : E. of
Clarendon, for. sec. ; E. Gran-
ville, col. Sec. ; Edw. Cardwell,
war sec.; D. of Argyll, India sec, ;
Robt. Lowe, ch. ex: ; Hugh
C. E. Childers, first là. admy. ;
Jno. Bright, pres, bd tr. ;
Chichester S. Fortescue, Irish
Sec. ; M. of Hartington, postm.-
gen. ; Geo. Joachim Goschen,
pres. p. l. bq. ; sir Wm. Page
Wood, cr. lá. Hatherley, ld, chanc.
CHANGES.—W. E. Foster, v. pres.
educatn., brought into the cabi-
net, July 1870; E. Granville,
app. for. sec., July 6, 1870, vice
E. of Clarendon, decd. ; E. of
Rimberley, app. col. Sec., July 6,
1870, rice E. Granville ; visc.
Halifax, app. 13. pr. Seal, July 6,
1870, rice E. of Kimberley; Chi-
chester S. Fortescue, app. pres.
bd. tr., Jan. 14, 1871, vice Bright,
res. ; M. of Hartington, app. Irish
sec., Jan. 1871, vice Fortescue ;
Wm. Monsell, app. postm. gen.,
Jan. 9, 1871, vice lil. Hartington,
but without seat in cabinet ; Geo.
Joachim Goschen, first là. admy.,
Mar. 9, 1871, vice Childers, res. ;
Jas. Stansfeld, app. pres. loc.gov.
bd., Aug. 1871; Hugh C. E. Chil-
ders, app. chanc. d. Lanc., Aug.
9, 1872, vice lá. Dufferin, who was
not in cabinet ; Sir Roundell
Palmer, app. 1d. chanc. and cr.
ld. Selborne, Oct. 15, 1872, vice la.
Hatherley, res. ; H. A. Bruce, app.
ld, pres. council, Aug. 9, 1873,
and cr. lord Aberdare, vice E.
De Grey and Ripon, res. ; R.
Lowe, app. home sec., Aug. 9,
1873, wice Bruce; W. E. Glad-
stone, app. ch. ex., vice Lowe,
Aug. 9, 1873, and held the office
jointly with that of first ld, treas.
and premiership; Jno. Bright,
app. chanc. d. Lanc., Sept. 30,
1873, vice Childers, res.
1874. BENJN. DISRAELI, first là. treas. and
Feb.
prem. ; D. of Richmond, ld, pres.
of the council; E. of Malmes-
bury, ld, pr. seal; Richd. Asshe-
ton Cross, home sec. ; E. of Derby,
for, sec.; E. of Carnarvon, col.
sec.; Gathorne Hardy, war sec.;
M. of Salisbury, India sec.; sir
Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt., ch.
ex. ; Geo. Ward Hunt, first là.
admy.; la. Jno. Manners, postm.-
gen. ; ld. Cairns, (cr. E. Cairns,
Sept. 23, 1878), ld, chanc,
CHANGES.—B. Disraeli, aft. E. of
Beaconsfield, app. lá. pr. Seal, vice
E. of Malmesbury, Aug. 12, 1876,
and held the office jointly with
first lá. treas. and premiership ;
sir Michl. E. Hicks-Beach, bt., Irish
sec., to be of cabinet, Feb. 1877;
Wm. Hy Smith, app. first là.
admy., Aug. 14, 1877, vice Hunt,
decd, ; D. of Northumberland,
app. la. pr. seal, Feb. 4, 1878, vice
E. of Beaconsfield, res. ; sir
Michael E. Hicks-Beach, bt., app.
col. sec., Feb. 4, 1878, vice E. of
Carnarvon, res. ; Jas. Lowther
app. Irish sec., without seat in
cabinet, Feb. 1878, wice Hicks-
Beach; M. of Salisbury, app. for.
sec., Apr. 2, 1878, vice E. of
Derby, res. ; Gathorne Hardy,
app. sec. India, Apr. 2, 1878,
(cr. visc. Cranbrook, May 3,
1878), vice Salisbury; col. Fredk.
Arthur Stanley, app. sec. war,
Apr. 2, 1878, vice Hardy; visc.
Sandon, app. pres. bd. trade,
with seat in cabinet, Apr. 4,
1878, vice Adderley.
1880, WM. EwART GLADSTONE, first ld.
Apr. 28. treas., ch. ex. and prem.; E. Spen-
cer, ld, pr. council; D. of Argyll,
ld. pr. seal ; Wm. G. G. Ver-
non Harcourt, home sec. ; E.
Granville, for. sec. : E. of
Kimberley, col. sec.; Hugh C.
E. Childers, war sec.; M. of
Hartington, India sec.; E. of
Northbrook, first là. admy.; Jos.
Chamberlain, pres. bq. trade;
John Geo. Dodson, pres. loc. gvt.
bd.; Wm. Edwd. Forster, Irish
Sec. ; ld. Selborne, ld, chanc. (cr.
E. Selborne, Dec. 29, 1881); Jno.
Bright, chanc. d. Lanc.
CHANGES. —Ld. Carlingford, app. lá.
pr. Seal, May 2nd, 1881, vice D. of
Argyll, res. ; earl Spencer, app.
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ld. lieut. Ireland, Apr. 28, 1882,
vice E. Cowper, who was not in
cabinet; lord Fredk. Chas. Caven-
dish, app. Irish sec., without seat
in cabinet, May, 1882, (assass.
May 6, 1882) vice Forster, res. ;
Geo. Otto Trevelyan, app. Irish
Sec., without seat in cabinet, May
9, 1882, vice Cavendish; E. of
Kimberley, app. chanc. d. Lanc.,
July 25, 1882, vice Bright, res. ;
H. C. E. Childers, app. chanc. ex.,
Dec. 16, 1882, vice Gladstone,
res. ; M. of Hartington, app. war
Sec., Dec. 16, 1882, vice Childers;
E. of Kimberley, app. India sec.,
Dec. 16, 1882, vice M. of Har-
tington; E. of Derby, app. col.
sec., Dec. 16, 1882, vice E. of
Rimberley; J. G. Dodson, app.
chanc. d. Lanc., Dec. 28, 1882,
vice E. of Kimberley; sir Chas.
Wentworth Dilke, bt., app. pres.
loc. gvt. bcl., Dec. 28, 1882, vice
Dodson; ld. Carlingford, app.
ld. pres, council, Mar. 19, 1883,
vice E. Spencer, res. ; G. O. Tre-
velyan, app. chanc. d. Lanc., Oct.
29, 1884, vice Dodson, res. ; H.
Campbell-Bannerman, app. Irish
sec., without seat in cabinet, Oct.
29, 1884, vice Trevelyan ; G. J.
Shaw-Lefevre (app. postm.-gen.,
without seat in cabinet, vice Faw-
cett, decd., also not in cabinet),
to be of cabinet, Feb. 1885; E. of
Rosebery, app. first commº. works,
Feb. 1885, vice Shaw-Lefevre; E.
of Rosebery, app. la, pr. seal, Mar.
5, 1885, vice la. Carlingford, res.
1885, ROBT. ARTHUR TALBOT, M. OF SALIS-
June.
BURY, for. Sec. and prem. ; sir
Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt. (cr.
E. of Iddesleigh), first là. treas. ;
visc. Cranbrook, ld, pres. council;
E. of Harrowby, ld. pr. seal; sir
Rd. Assheton-Cross, home sec.;
Sir Fredk. A. Stanley, col. sec. ;
Wm. Hy. Smith, war sec. ; lil.
Randolph H. S. Churchill, India
sec.; sir M. E. Hicks-Beach, bt.,
chanc. ex.; la, Geo. F. Hamilton,
first la. admy.; D. of Richmond and
Gordon, pres. bq. tr.: E. of Car-
marvon, ld. lieut. Ireland; lil. Jno.
J. R. Manners, postm.-gen. ; hon,
E. Stanhope, v. pres, educatm. ; sir
H. S. Giffard (cr. Id. Halsbury),
ld. chanc.; lil. Ashbourne, ld.
chanc. Ireland.
CHANGES.—Hon. Edwd. Stanhope,
app. pres, bd, tr., Aug. 19, 1885,
vice D. of Richmond and Gordon,
app. sec. Scotland; W. H. Smith,
app. Irish seg. Jan. 25, 1886, vice
sir W. Hart-Dyke, who was not in
cabinet.
1886. W.M. EwART GLADston E, first ld.
Feb.
treas., ld, pr. Seal, and prem. ; E.
Spencer, ld, pres. council; Hugh
C. E. Childers, home sec. ; E. of
Rosebury, for. sec.; E. Granville,
col. sec.; Hy. Campbell-Banner-
man, war sec. ; E. of Kimberley,
India sec. ; Geo. Otto Trevelyan,
sec. Scotland; sir Wm. G. G. V.
Harcourt, chanc. ex: ; M. of
Ripon, first là. admy.; Anthy. Jno.
Mundella, pres. bq. tr. ; Jos.
Chamberlain, pres. loc. gvt. bd. ;
John Morley, Irish sec. ; Sir
Farrer Herschell (cr. lord Her-
schell), ld, chanc.
CHANGEs.—E. of Dalhousie, app.
sec. Scotland, without seat in
cabinet, Apr. 3, 1886, vice Tre-
velyan, res. ; Jas. Stansfeld, app.
pres. loc. gvt. bd., Apr. 3, 1886,
vice Chamberlain, res.
1886. ROBT. ARTHUR TALBOT, M. OF SALIS-
Aug. 3. BURY, first ld. treas. and prem. ;
CHANGES.–Arthur
visc. Cranbrook, ld. pres. council;
Hy. Matthews, home sec. ; E. of
Iddesleigh, for. sec.; hon. Edwd.
Stanhope, col. sec. ; Wm. Hy.
Smith, war. sec.; sir Rd. Assheton
Cross, G. C. B., (cr. visc. Cross,
Aug. 8, 1886), India sec. : lá.
Randolph H. S. Churchill, chanc.
ex.; la. Geo. F. Hamilton, first là.
admy. ; sir Fredk. Arthur Stanley
(cr. ld. Stanley of Preston, Aug.
6, 1886), pres, bd. tr. ; sir Michl.
E. Hicks-Beach, bt., Irish sec.; la.
Halsbury, ld, chanc.; visc. Cran-
brook (pro tem), and then ld. Jno.
Manners, chanc. d. Lanc.; la.
Ashbourne, la, chanc. Ireland.
Jas. Balfour,
sec. Scotland, brought into cabi-
net, Nov. 1886 ; M. of Salisbury,
app. for. sec., Jan. 14, 1887, rice
E. of Iddesleigh, res. ; the mar-
quis retained the premiership ; W.
H. Smith, app. first là. treas., Jan.
14, 1887, rice M. of Salisbury;
hon. Edw. Stanhope, app. war sec.,
Jan. 14, 1887, vice Smith; sir
Hy. Thurstan Holland, (cr.
ld. Knutsford, Feb. 27, 1888),
app. col. sec., Jan. 14, 1887, rice
Stanhope ; Geo. Joachim Goschen,
app. chanc. ex., Jan. 14, 1887,
vice la. R. Churchill, res. ;
Arthur Jas. Balfour, app. Irish
sec., Mar. 8, 1887, vice Hicks-
Beach, who res., but remained in
the cabinet without office ; M. of
Lothair, app. sec. Scotland, Mar.
11, 1887, vice Balfour ; Earl Ca-
I52
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
dogan, ld, pr. Seal, and C. T.
Ritchie, pres. loc. gvt. bd. ;
brought into cabinet May 1887.
Sir M. Hicks-Beach retired from
the cabinet, Jan. 1888, but re-
joined it in the following month
as pres. bd. tr., vice Stanley of
Preston, app. gov.-gen. Canada.
LORD TREASURERS. LORD HIGH TREASURERS. LORDs
COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
THE lord treasurership, though not highest in nominal rank, has generally
been the highest political office in the state.
For many years past the
office has been executed by commissioners known as lords of the trea-
The first lord is almost invariably the head of the government,
and the second lord is, generally, also the chancellor of the exchequer.
sury.
1217.
1258.
1260.
1263.
LORD TREASURERs,
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR.
Odo, T. of Kent.
|KING HENRY I.
Geoffry de Clinton.
Ranulph Flambard, bp. of Durham.
Roger, bp. of Salisbury.
Nigellus, bp. of Ely.
RING HENRY II.
Geoffrey Ridel, bp. of Ely.
Richd, de Ely.
KING RICHARD I.
The same, contal.
Wm. de Ely.
RING JOHN.
The same, comtd.
Dean of St. Paul’s, London.
Walter de Grey, bp. of Worcester.
Geoffrey, archd. of Norwich.
RING HENRY III.
John Ruthal.
Eustace de Fauconbridge, aft. bp. of
London.
John de Fontibus, bp. of Ely.
Walter Maclerk, or Lacklatine, bp.
of Carlisle.
Hubert de Burgo.
Peter de Orial.
|Under him, Robert Passelewe was
ch, ex., or deputy treasurer.
Hugh de Patteshull.
Galfridus Templarius.
Wm. Haverhull, canon
Paul’s, London.
Richd. de Barking, abbot of West-
minster.
Philip Lovel, dep, by the barons in
the year 1258.
John Crackhall, archd. of Bedford.
John, abbot of Peterborough, made
treas. by the barons.
Nicholas de Ely, archd. of Ely.
of St.
&C.,
1266.
1269.
1271.
1274.
1275.
1278.
1279.
1280.
1284.
1286.
1290.
1293.
1307.
1311.
1312.
1313.
1315.
1317.
OF ENGLAND.
Thos. de Wymundham.
John de Chishull, dean of St. Paul’s,
London, aft bp. of London.
Philip de Ely.
KING EDw ARD I.
Joseph de Clancy.
Walter Giffard, bp. of Bath and
Wells, aft. abp. of York.
Robt. Burnel, bp. of Bath and Wells.
John de Clancy, prior of St. John's
of Jerusalem, in England.
Thos. Beck, archd. of Dorchester.
Richd. de Warren, or de Ware, abbot
of Westminster.
Walter Wenlock, abbot of West-
minster.
Roger de Longespee, alias de Molend,
bp. of Lichfield.
John de Kirkeby, archd. of Coven-
try, aft. bp. of Ely.
Wm. de Marchia, bp. of Bath and
Wells.
Peter de Leicester, baron of the
exch., who, with the two cham-
berlains of the exch., executed
the office of treasr. until the ap-
pointment of
. Walter de Langton, bp. of Lichfield.
Under him, Peter Willeby was ch. ex.
RING EDWARD II.
Walter Reynolds, bp. of Worcester,
aft. abp. of Canterbury. He had
been schoolmaster to the king.
Under him, John de Sandale was ch.
€x.
John de Sandale.
Sir Walter de Norwich.
John de Sandale, bp. of Winchester,
agaºn.
Sir Walter de Norwich, again.
John de Drokenesford, bp. of Bath
and Wells.
Hervey de Stanton, ch. ex.
John Hotham, bp. of Ely.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1318.
1319.
1321.
1322.
1324.
1324.
1326.
1327.
1329.
1330.
1331.
1332.
1333.
1336.
1337.
1338.
1340.
1342.
1343.
1345.
1358.
1361.
1363,
1371,
1376.
1377.
1377.
1378.
1379.
1380,
1389.
1390.
1395.
1898.
Wm. Walwaine.
John de Stratford, bp. of Winchester.
Walter Stapleton, bp. of Exeter.
Sir Walter de Norwich, again.
Roger de Northburgh, bp. of Lich-
field and Coventry.
Walter Stapleton, bp. of Exeter,
again. He was beheaded in the
year 1326, by order of the queen
regent, Isabella.
Wm. de Melton, Ébp. of York.
KING EDWARD III,
John de Stratford, bp. of Winches-
ter, again.
Adam de Orleton, bp. of Hereford.
Hy. de Burghersh, bp. of Lincoln.
Thos. Charleton, bp. of Hereford.
Robt. Woodhouse.
Wm. Melton, abp. of York, again.
Wm. Ayremin, bp. of Norwich.
Robt. le Ailstone. " -
Hy. de Burghersh, bp. of Lincoln,
again.
Richd. de Bury, bp. of Durham.
Wm. de la Zouch, or le Zouch, abp.
of York.
Sir Richd. Sodington.
Roger de Northburgh, bp. of Lich-
field and Coventry, again.
The same, again.
Wm. de Cusans.
Wm. de Edington, bp. of Winchester.
John de Shepey, bp. of Rochester.
Simon Langham, bp. of Ely, aft.
abp. of Canterbury, ld, chanc.,
and a cardinal.
John Barnet, bp. of Worcester.
Jnder him, Wm. Ashby, archd. of
Northampton, was ch. ex.
Richd., ld. Scrope, of Bolton, No. 1.
Sir Richd. Ashton, ld, widen. of
the Cinque Ports.
Hy. Wakefield, bp. of Worcester.
PCING RICHARD II.
The same, contal.
Thos. Brentingham, bp. of Exeter.
Richd. Fitzalan, E. of Arundel and
Surrey.
Thos. Brentingham, bp. of Exeter,
(L(JCL27?.
John Gilbert, bp. of St. David’s.
John Waltham, bp. of Salisbury.
Roger Walden, sec. to the king, and
treast, of Calais. He was elected
abp. of Canterbury, but rejected
by pope Innocent VII., who aft.
confirmed him bp. of London.
Guy de Mona, bp. of St. David's.
Sir Wm. le Scrope, E. of Wiltshire;
beheaded at Bristol in 1399.
1399.
1403.
1404.
1405.
1408.
1409.
1410.
1413.
1416.
1417.
1422.
1425.
1431.
1434.
1444.
1447.
1448.
1450.
1452.
1455.
1456.
1460.
1460,
1462.
1464.
1465.
1466.
1469.
1471.
1483.
1483.
1484.
RING HENRY IV.
Sir John Northbury.
Hy. Bowet, bp. of Bath and Wells.
Wm., Id. Roos or Ros.
Thos., ld. Furnival.
Nicholas Bubbewith, bp. of London.
Richd., ld. Scrope, of Bolton, No. 2.
John de Tiptoft.
Hy.,ld. Scrope, of Masham; beheaded
at Southampton, 1415.
ECING HENRY W.
Thos., E. of Arundel and Surrey.
Sir Philip Lech.
Hy., ld. Fitz-Hugh.
EING HENRY WI.
John Stafford, dean of Wells, made
bp. of Bath and Wells; aft. abp.
of Canterbury.
Walter, ld. Hungerford.
John, ld. Scrope, of Upsal.
Ralph, ld. Cromwell.
Ralph, ld. Sudley.
Marmaduke Lumley, bp. of Carlisle.
Jas., ld. Say and Sele ; beheaded
by the Kentish rebels under Jack
Cade.
John, ld. Beauchamp of Powyk.
John, E. of Worcester.
Jas., E. of Wiltshire and Ormond.
Thos. Thorpe, ch. ex.
Hy., visc. Bourchier.
John, E. of Shrewsbury; killed at
the battle of Northampton, 1460.
. Jas., E. of Wiltshire and Ormond,
again ; beheaded at Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, 1461.
Hy., visc. Bourchier, again.
RING EDWARD IV.
Thos. Bourchier. º
John, E. of Worcester, again ; be-
headed in 1470 or 1471.
Edmd., lord Grey of Ruthyn, cr. E.
of Rent.
Sir Walter Blount, aft. lord Mont-
Joy.
Richd., E. Rivers; beheaded at
Northampton, 1469.
John Longstrother, prior of St.
John's of Jerusalem, in England.
Wm. Grey, bp. of Ely.
Hy., visc. Bourchier, now E. of
Essex, again.
KING EDWARD V.
Hy., E. of Essex, contal.
KING RICHARD III.
The same, contal.
Sir Richd. Wood.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
RING HENRY VII.
. Sir Reginald Bray.
Sir Wm. Stanley, ch. ex.
. John, lord Dynham.
1501. Thos., E. of Surrey, aft. D. of
& Norfolk.
1558.
1566.
1572.
1589.
1599.
1603.
1609.
1612.
1614.
1614.
1618.
1620.
1621.
1622.
1624.
KING HENRY WIII.
. The same, contal.
Thos. Cromwell, aft. E. of Essex ;
and ch. ex.; beheaded 1540.
. Thos., E. of Surrey, son to the last
ld. treas1. ; beheaded 1547.
FCING EDWARD VI.
. Edwd., E. of Hertford, aft. D. of
Somerset ; beheaded 1551.
. Wm., E. of Wiltshire, aft. M. of
Winchester.
QUEEN MARY.
3. Wm., M. of Winchester, contal.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
The same, contal.
Richd. Sackville, ch. ex.
Sir Wm. Mildmay, ch. ex.
Sir Wm. Cecil, ld. Burleigh, held
office 27 years.
Sir John Fortescue, ch. ex.
Thos. Sackville, ld. Buckhurst,
aft. E. of Dorset ; d. Apr. 19,
1609.
RING JAMES I.
Geo., ld, Hume, of Berwick, ch. ex.
Sir Fulke Greville, ch. ex.
Robt., E. of Salisbury; d. May 24,
1612.
Hy., E. of Northampton, and others
(first commrs.) by pat., June 16.
Thos. Egerton, ld. Ellesmere, ld.
chanc., and others, commiſs.,
Jan. 24.
Thos., ld. Howard de Walden and
E. of Suffolk, res.
Geo. Abbott, abp. of Canterbury,
and others, commrs., by Succes-
sive patents, dated July 21, 1618,
and Jan. 25, 1619.
Sir Richd. Weston, bt., aft. E. of
Portland, ch. ex.
Sir Hy. Montagu, ld. ch. just. k. b. ;
cr. baron Kimbolton, and visc.
Mandeville; aft. E. of Manchester.
Lionel, ld. Cranfield, aft. E. of
Middlesex ; sent to the Tower,
and deprived, May 14, 1624.
Commission enabling the lö. treas.
to act as ch. ex., Apr. 22.
Sir Richd. Weston, aft. li. Wes-
ton, chanc. and under treas. of
the ex. ; commr. during the va-
cancy, by pat., May 25.
1624.
1625.
1628.
1635.
1636.
1641.
1642.
1643.
1654.
1658.
1659.
Sir Jas. Ley, knt. and bt., ld, ch.
just. k. b. ; cr. lord Ley, aft. E.
of Marlborough. *
KING CHARLES I.
The same, contal. -
Rd., ld. Weston, ch. ex: ; cr., in
1633, E. of Portland.
Fras. Cottington, aft. ld. Cotting-
ton, ch. ex.
Wm. Laud, abp. of Canterbury,
Hy., E. of Manchester, ld, pr. seal,
Fras., ld. Cottington, late ch. ex.,
Sir John Coke, and
Sir Fras. Windebank, principal secs.
of St., commrs.
Wm. Juxon, bp. of London.
Edwd., ld. Newburgh, in Fifeshire,
ch, ex.
Sir Edwd. Littleton, ld. kpr. of the
gr. seal,
Hy., E. of Manchester, ld. pr. seal,
Sir John Bankes, ld, ch. just. c. p.,
Edwd., lord Newburgh, ch. ex., and
Sir Hy. Vane, commrs.
Sir John Colepeper, ch. ex.
Sir Edwd. Hyde, ch. ex.
Fras., ld. Cottington,
by
dated Oct. 3.
pat. ,
COMMONWEALTH.
Bulstrode Whitelocke,
Sir Thos. Widdrington, and
John Lisle, lds. commºs. of the gr.
seal.
Hy. Rolle, and
Oliver St. John, lds. ch. just. of the
upper and common bench ;
Edwd. Montagu,
Wm. Sydenham, and
Wm. Matham, commrs. of the treasy.,
by pat., dated Aug. 3.
When Richd. Cromwell became pro-
tector, another commission issued.
Bulstrode, ld. Whitelocke, const.
of the castle of Windsor,
Edwd., lcl. Montagu, one of the
generals at sea,
Wm., ld. Sydenham, gov. of the
Isle of Wight, and
Sir Thos. Widdrington, ch. bar.
exch., commrs. of the treasy., by
pat., dated Sept. 18.
After Richd. Cromwell ceased to be
protector, another commission
issued under the “Keepers of the
Liberty of England.”
John Disbrowe,
Wm. Sydenham,
Richd. Salwey,
Cornelius Holland,
John Clerke, and
John Blackwell, commrs.
treasy.
of the
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155
KING CHARLES II.
The dates given below are
those of the patents, except
those marked G., which are
the dates of the Gazette
notices.
COMMISSIONERs.
- June 19, 1660.
SIR EDwARD HYDE, (ld.
chanc.), aft. E. of Claren-
don.
Geo. Monk, gen. of the king's
forces.
Thos., E. of Southampton.
John, ld. Robartes.
Thos., ld. Colepeper.
Gen. Edwd. Montagu.
Sir Edwd. Nicholas and sir
Wm. Morrice, principal
secs. of st.
LORD TREASURER.
Sept. 8, 1660.
THOS., E. OF SOUTHAMPTON.
Sir Robt. Long, ch. ex.
COMMISSIONERs.
May. 24, 1667.
GEO., D. OF ALBEMARLE.
Anthy., ld. Ashley, ch, ex.
Sir Thos. Clifford, comptr.
of the household.
Sir Wm. Coventry.
Sir John Duncombe.
Apr. 8, 1669.
GEO., D. OF ALBEMARLE.
Anthy., ld. Ashley, ch, ex.
Sir Thos. Clifford, comptr.
of the household.
Sir John Duncombe.
LORD TREASURERs.
Nov. 28, 1672.
THos., LORD CLIFFORD.
Sir John Duncombe, ch. ex.
June 24, 1673.
SIR THos. Osborn E, BARON
Osborn E, and VISC. LA-
TIMER and DUNBLAIN.
Cr. E. of Danby; aft. M.
of Carmarthen and D. of
Leeds.
COMMISSIONERS.
Mar. 26, 1679.
ARTHUR, E. of ESSEX.
Hon. Laurence Hyde, ch. ex.
Sir John Ernley.
Sir Edwd. Deering, bt.
Sidney Godolphin.
Nov. 21, 1679.
HoN. LAURENCE, aft. LORD
HYDE.
Sir John Ernley, ch. ex.
Sir Edwd. Deering, bt.
Sidney Godolphin.
Sir Stephen Fox.
July 9, 1684.
LAURENCE, VISC. HYDE,
now E. of ROCHESTER.
Sir John Ernley, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
July 26, 1684.
LAURENCE, E. of ROCHES-
TER.
Sir John Ernley, ch. ex.
Sir Dudley North.
Hy. Fredk. Thynne.
Sept. 9, 1684.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Sir John Ernley, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Sir Dudley North.
Hy. Fredk. Thynne.
KING JAMES II.
LORD TREASURER.
Feb. 16, 1685.
LAURENCE, E. OF ROCHES-
TER.
COMMISSIONERS.
Jan. 4, 1687.
JOHN, LORD BELASYSE.
Sidney, ld Godolphin.
Hy., ld. Dover.
Sir John Ernley, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Apr. 9, 1689.
CHAS., VISC. MORDAUNT.
Hy., ld. Delarnere, ch. ex.
Sidney, ld. Godolphin.
Sir Hy. Capel, K.B.
Richd. Hampden.
Mar. 18, 1690.
SIR JOHN LOWTHER, bt.
Richd. Hampden, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Thos. Pelham.
Nov. 15, 1690.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Richd. Hampden, ch, ex.
Thos. Pelham.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Mar. 21, 1691.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Richd. Hampden, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Chas. Montagu, aft. lord
Halifax.
Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt.
May 3, 1694.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN;
and ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Chas. Montagu.
Sir Wm. Trumbull.
John Smith.
FCING WILLIAM III.
Nov. 1, 1695.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Chas. Montagu, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
John Smith.
May 2, 1696.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Chas. Montagu, ch, ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
John Smith.
Sir Thos. Littleton, bt.
May 1, 1698.
CHAs. MonTAGU, and ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
John Smith.
Sir Thos. Littleton, bt.
Thos. Pelham.
June 1, 1699.
CHAs. MONTAGU, and ch. ex:
Ford, E. of Tankerville.
Sir Stephen Fox.
John Smith.
Hon. Hy. Boyle
Nov. 15, 1699.
Ford, E. OF TANKERVILLE.
John Smith, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox,
Hon. Hy. Boyle.
Richd. Hill.
Dec. 9, 1700.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
John Smith, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Hon. Hy. Boyle.
Richd. Hill.
Mar. 29, 1701.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN.
Hon. Hy. Boyle, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Richd. Hill.
Thos. Pelham.
Dec. 30, 1701.
CHAS., E. OF CARLISLE.
Hon. Hy. Boyle, ch. ex.
Sir Stephen Fox.
Richd. Hill.
Thos. Pelham.
QUEEN ANNE.
LORD TREASURER.
May 8, 1702.
SIDNEY, LORD GODOLPHIN,
aft. visc. Rialton and E.
of Godolphin.
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TJNION WITH SCOTLAND.
LoRD TREASURERs, &c., OF GREAT BRITAIN.
COMMISSIONERs.
Aug. 10, 1710.
JOHN E. Poul ET.
Robt. Harley, ch, ex.
Hon. Hy. Paget.
Sir Thos. Mansell, bt.
Robt. Benson.
LORD TREASURER.
May 30, 1711.
ROBT. E. OF OXFORD and
E. Mortimer.
KING GEORGE I.
LORD TREASURER.
CHAs., D. OF SEIREwsBURY.
He was at the same time
ld. chambn. of the hshold.
and ló. lieut. of Ireland.
From the accession of George I, to the present time the office of lord treasurer has
been executed by commissioners; the duke of Shrewsbury being the last person who
executed the office as an individual.
Oct. 13, 1714.
CHAs., E. OF HALIFAX.
Sir Richd Onslow,
ch, ex.
Sir Wrm. St. Quintin, bt.
Edwd. Wortley Montagu.
Paul Methuen.
May 23, 1715.
CHAS., E. OF CARLISLE.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt., ch.
bt.,
(2X,
Sir Wm. St. Quintin, bt.
Edwd. Wortley Montagu,
Paul Methuen.
Oct. 11, 1715,
ROBT. WALPOLE, and ch, ex.
Daniel, ld. Finch.
Sir Wm. St. Quintin, bt.
Paul Methuen.
Hon. Thos. Newport.
June 25, 1716.
ROBT. WALPOLE, and ch. ex.
Sir Wm. St. Quintin, bt.
Paul Methuen.
Hon. Thos. Newport, aft.
Lord Torrington.
Richd. Edgcumbe.
Apr. 15, 1717.
JAS. STANHOPE, aft. E. Stan-
hope, and ch. ex:
Thos., ld. Torrington.
John Wallop.
Geo. Baillie.
Thos. Micklethwaite, aft.
visc. Micklethwaite, in
Ireland.
Mar. 20, 1718.
CHAs., E. OF SUNDERLAND.
John Aislabie, ch. ex.
John Wallop, aft. visc. Lym-
COMMISSIONERS.
ington and E. of Ports-
mouth.
Geo. Baillie.
Wm. Clayton.
June 11, 1720.
CIIAS., E. OF SUNDERLAND.
John Aislabie, ch. ex:
Geo. Baillie.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Richd. Edgcumbe.
Apr. 3, 1721.
ROBT. WALPOLE, aft. Sir R.
and E. of Orford; and ch.ex.
Geo. Baillie.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Richd. Edgcumbe, aft. li.
Edgcumbe.
Hon. Hy. Pelham.
Mar. 23, 1724.
ROBT. WALPOLE, and ch, ex.
Geo. Baillie.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Hon. Hy. Pelham.
Wm. Yonge.
Apr. 2, 1724.
ROBT. WALPOLE, and ch. ex.
Geo. Baillie.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Wm. Yonge.
Geo. Dodington, aft. lord
Melcombe.
May 27, 1725.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, and
ch, ex.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Sir Wm. Yonge, K. B.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir Wrm. Strickland, bt.
RING GEORGE II.
July 28, 1727.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, K.G.;
and ch. ex.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir Geo. Oxenden, bt.
Wm. Clayton.
May 11, 1730.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, K. G.;
and ch. ex.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir Geo. Oxenden, bt.
Wm. Clayton, aft. lord Sun-
don, of Ireland.
Sir Wm. Yonge, IC. B.
May 1735.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, K.G. ;
and ch. ex.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir Geo. Oxenden, bt.
Wm., lord Sundon.
Geo., visc. Malpas.
May 1736.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, IR. G.;
and ch. ex.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir Geo. Oxenden, bt.
Wrm., lord Sundon.
Thos. Winnington.
June 1737.
SIR ROBT, WALPOLE, K.G. ;
and ch, ex.
Geo. Dodington, aft. lord
Melcombe.
Wm., Lord Sundon.
Thos. Winnington.
Giles Earle.
1741.
SIR ROBT. WALPOLE, R.G. ;
and ch. ex:
Thos. Winnington.
Giles Earle.
Geo. Treby.
Thos. Clutterbuck.
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157
Feb. 16, 1742.
SPENCER, E. OF WILMING-
TON, K. G.
Saml. Sandys, ch. ex.
Hon. Geo. Compton.
Sir John Rushout, bt.
Philip Gibbons.
Aug. 25, 1743.
HY. PELHAM ; and ch. ex.
Hon. Geo. Compton, aft. E.
of Northampton.
Philip Gibbons.
Chas. E. of Middlesex, aft.
D. of Dorset.
Hy. Fox, aft. lord Holland.
Dec. 25, 1744.
HY. PELHAM ; and ch. ex.
Charles, E. of Middlesex.
Hy. Fox.
Hon. Richd. Arundel.
Geo. Lyttelton.
June 1746.
HY. PELHAM ; and ch. ex.
Chas., E. of Middlesex.
Geo. Lyttelton, aft. Sir G.
and ló. Lyttelton.
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge.
John Campbell.
June 1747.
HY. PELIIAM ; and ch. ex.
*Geo. Lyttelton.
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge.
John Campbell,
Hon. Geo. Grenville.
May 1749.
HY. PELIAM ; and ch. ex.
Geo. Lyttelton.
John Campbell.
Hon. Geo. Grenville.
Hon Hy. Vane, aft. E. of
Darlington.
Mar. 18, 1754.
TIIOS, PELIIAM HOLLES, D. OF
NEWCASTLE, first commr.
April 6, 1754.
TIIOS. PELIIAM HOLLES, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Hy., E. of Darlington.
Hon. H. B. Legge, ch, ex.
Thos., visc. Dupplin, aft. E.
of Kinmoul.
Robt. Nugent, aft. E. Nugent,
Nov. 22. 1755.
THos. PELIIAM HOLLES, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Hy., E. of Darlington.
Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt., ch.ex.
Thos., visc. Dupplin.
Robt. Nugent.
Dec. 20, 1755.
THOs. PELHAM Holles, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt.,
ch, ex.
Robt. Nugent.
Percy Wyndham O'Bryen.
Hy. Furnese.
Nov. 16, 1756.
WM., D. OF DEVONSHIRE.
Hon. H. B. Legge, ch. ex.
Robt. Nugent.
Wm. Visc. Duncannon.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
July 2, 1757.
THOS. PELIAM Holles, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Hon. H. B. Legge, ch, ex.
Robt. Nugent.
Wm., visc. Duncannon, aft.
E. of Besborough.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
June 2, 1759.
THOs. PELHAM HollBS, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Hon. H. B. Legge, ch. ex.
Robt. Nugent.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Fredk., lord North.
Dec. 22, 1759.
TIIOS. PELHAM Hollies, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Hon. H. B. Legge, ch, ex.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Fredk., lord North.
Jas. Oswald.
RING GEORGE III.
Mar. 12, 1761.
THOS. PELIIAM HOLLES, D.
OF NEWCASTLE.
Wm., visc. Barrington, ch.
€x.
Fredk., lord North.
Jas. Oswald.
Gilbert Elliot.
May 28, 1762.
JOIIN, E. OR BUTE.
Sir Fras. Dashwood, bt., aft.
lord le Despencer, ch, ex.
Fredk., lord North.
Jas. Oswald.
Sir John Turner, bt.
April 15, 1763.
GEO. GRENVILLE, and ch.
€x.
Fredk., lord North.
Sir John Turner, bt.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Jas. Harris.
July 10, 1765.
CHAS., M. OF ROCKINGHAM.
Wm. Dowdeswell, ch. ex.
Lord John Cavendish.
Thos. Townshend, aft. lord
Sydney.
Geo. Onslow, aft. li. Cran-
ley, and ló. Onslow.
Aug. 2, 1766.
AUG. HY., D. OF GRAFTON.
Hon. Chas. Townshend, ch.
€x.
Thos. Townshend.
Geo. Onslow.
Pryse Campbell.
Dec. 1, 1767.
AUG. HY., D. OF GRAFTON.
Fredk., lord North, ch. ex.
Geo. Onslow.
Pryse Campbell.
Chas. Jenkinson.
Dec. 31, 1768.
AUG. HY., D. OF GRAFTON.
Fredk., lord North, ch. ex.
Geo. Onslow.
Chas. Jenkinson.
Jeremiah Dyson
Feb. 6, 1770
FREDIK., LORD NORTII; and
ch. ex.
Geo. Onslow.
Chas. Jenkinson, aft. lord
Hawkesbury.
Jeremiah Dyson.
Chas. Townshend.
Jan. 9, 1773.
FREDR., LORD NORTH ; and
ch, ex.
Goo. Onslow.
Jeremiah Dyson.
Chas. Townshend.
Hon. Chas. Jas. Fox
Mar. 12, 1774.
FREDR., LORD NORTII; and
ch, ex.
Geo. Onslow.
Chas. Townshend.
Fras. Seymour Conway,
visc. Beauchamp.
Chas. Wolfran Cornewall.
158
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June 5, 1777.
FREDK., LORD NORTH ; and
ch. ex.
Geo. Onslow, now la. On-
slow and Cranley.
Fras., visc. Beauchamp.
Chas. Wolfran Cornewall.
Wm. Hy., ld. Westcote.
Dec. 14, 1777.
FREDK., Lord NORTII; and
ch, ex.
Fras., visc. Beauchamp.
Chas. Wolfran Cornewall.
Wm. Hy., ld. Westcote.
Henry, visc. Palmerston.
Sept. 6, 1780.
FREDK., LORD NORTII; and
ch. ex.
Wm. Hy., ld. Westcote.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Sir Richd. Sutton, bt.
John Buller.
Mar. 27, 1782,
CIIAs., M. of ROCKINGIIAM.
Lord John Cavendish, ch.
OX.
Geo. John, visc. Althorpe.
Jas. Grenville.
Fredk. Montagu.
July 13, 1782.
WM., E. of SHELBURNE.
Wm. Pitt, ch, ex.
Jas. Grenville.
Richd. Jackson.
Edwd. Jas. Elliot.
April 4, 1783.
WM. HY., D. OF PORTLAND.
Lord John Cavendish, ch.
OX.
Chas., E. of Surrey.
Fredk. Montagu.
Sir Grey Cooper, bt.
Dec. 27, 1783.
WM. PITT, and ch, ex.
Jas., M. of Graham.
John Buller.
fºdwd. Jas. Elliot
John Aubrey, aft. Sir J.
Sept. 19, 1786.
WM. PITT ; and ch. ex.
Jas., M. of Graham.
Hon. Edwd. Jas. Elliot.
Sir John Aubrey, bt.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
April 8, 1789.
WM. PITT ; and ch. ex.
IIon. Edwd. Jas. Elliot.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
John Jeffreys, visc. Bay-
ham.
Hy., lord Apsley.
June 20, 1791.
WM. PITT ; and ch. ex.
Hon. Edwd. Geo. Elliot.
Richd., E of Mornington.
John Jeffreys, visc. Bay-
ham.
Richd. Hopkins.
June 22, 1793.
WM. PITT ; and ch. ex.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
John Jeffreys, visc. Bay-
ham.
Richd. Hopkins.
Hon Jno. Thos. Townshend.
May 7, 1794.
WM PITT ; and ch. ex.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
Richd. Hopkins.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend
John Smyth.
Feb. 3, 1797.
WM. PITT; and ch. ex.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend,
John Smyth.
Sylvester Douglas.
Aug. 3, 1797.
WM. PITT; and ch. ex.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend.
John Smyth.
Sylvester Douglas.
Chas. Small Pybus.
July 28, 1800.
WM. PrTT ; and ch. ex.
John Smyth.
S. Douglas, lord Glenbervie.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Granville
Gower.
Iloveson
Dec. 9, 1800.
WM. PrTT; and ch. ex.
John Smyth.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Granville
Gower.
John Hiley Addington.
Mar. 21, 1801.
HY. ADDINGTON ; and ch.ex.
John Smyth.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Geo. Thynne.
Nathl. Bond.
Leveson
July 5, 1802.
HY. ADDINGTON; and ch.ex.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Geo. Thynne.
Nathl. Bond.
John Hiley Addington.
Nov. 13, 1803.
HY. ADDINGTON; and ch.ex.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Geo. Thynne.
Nathl. Bond.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Nov. 19, 1803.
HY, ADDINGTON; and ch.ex.
Lord Geo. Thynne.
Nathl. Bond.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Edwd. Golding,
May 16, 1804.
WM. PITT ; and ch. ex.
Geo., ld Lovaine.
Jas. Edwd., visc. Fitzharris
Hon. Hy. Wellesley.
Chas. Long.
Aug. 6, 1804.
WM. PITT; and ch. ex.
Geo., ld, Lovaine.
Jas. Edwd., visc. Fitzharris
Chas. Long.
Geo., M. of Blandford.
Feb. 10, 1806.
WM., LORD GRENVILLE.
Lord Hy. Petty, ch. ox.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe.
Wm. Wickham.
John Courtenay.
Mar, 31, 1807.
WM. HY., D. OF PORTLAND,
Spencer Perceval, ch, ex.
Wm. Hy., M. of Titchfield.
Hon. Wm. Eliot.
Wrm. Sturges Bourne.
Sept. 16, 1807.
WM. HY., D. OF PORTLAND,
Spencer Perceval, ch. ex.
John Foster.
Hon. Wrm. Eliot.
Wm. Sturges Bourne.
Hon. Richd. Ryder.
Dec. 2, 1807.
WM. HY., D. OF PORTLAND.
Spencer Perceval, ch. ex.
John Foster.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Hon. Wm. Eliot.
Wm. Sturges Bourne.
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159
Dec. 6, 1809.
SPENCER PERCEVAL;
ch, ex.
John Foster.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Hon. Wm. Eliot.
John Otway, E. of Desart.
Snowden Barne.
and
June 23, 1810.
SPENCER PERCEVAL;
ch, ex.
John Foster.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Hon. Wm. Eliot.
Snowden Barne.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
and
Jan. 6, 1812.
SPENCER PERCEVAL;
ch, ex.
Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole.
Hon. Wm. Brodrick.
Snowden Barne.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Richd. Wellesley.
June 16, 1812.
ROBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nicholas Vansittart, ch. ex.
Snowden Barne.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Oct. 5, 1812.
RoBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nichs. Vansittart, ch. ex.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
and
Fdk. Jno. Robinson, aft. visc.
Goderich, and E. of Ripon.
Jas. Brogden.
Nov. 25, 1813.
ROBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nichs. Vansittart, aft.
Bexley, ch. ex.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Jas. Brogden.
Wm., visc. Lowther,
Dec. 20, 1813.
ROBT., F. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nichs. Vansittart, ch. ex.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Wm., visc. Lowther,
Chas. Grant, jun.
1d.
REVENUEs of GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND UNITED,
UNDER 56 GEO. III., c. 98.
IORD TREASURERs, &c., OF THE UNITED KING|Domt.
Jan. 7, 1817.
ROBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nichs. Vansittart, ch. ex.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
Chas. Grant, jun.
John Maxwell Barry.
Wm. O'Dell. The two last
from the Irish Treasury.
Mar. 25, 1819.
ROBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL.
Nichs. Vansittart, ch. ex.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
John Maxwell Barry.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten,
Feb. 10, 1823.
RoRT., E. OF LIVERPOOL,
IX.G.
Fredk. John Robinson,
ch, ex.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
John Maxwell Barry.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
May 3, 1823.
RoRT., E. OF LIVERPOOL,
IC. G.
COMMISSIONERS.
Fredk. John
ch, ex.
Hon. Berkeley Paget.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
June 13, 1826.
Robinson,
ROBT., E. OF LIVERPOOL,
R. G.
Fredk. John Robinson,
ch, ex.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
Fras. Nathl. Conyngham,
E. of Mount Charles.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
Apr. 30, 1827.
GEO. CANNING, and ch. ex.
Fras. Nathl., E. of Mount
Charles.
Lord Fras. Leveson Gower.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
July 31, 1827.
GEO. CANNING, and ch. ex.
Fras. Nathl., E. of Mount
Charles.
Lord Fras. Leveson Gower.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot.
Maurice Fitzgerald.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
Sept. 8, 1827.
FREDK. JoHN RobiNSON, cr.
visc. GODERICH.
John Chas. Herries, ch. ex.
Fras. Nathl., E. of Mount
Charles.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot,
Maurice Fitzgerald.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
Jan. 26, 1828.
ARTHUR, D. OF WELLING-
TON, K. G.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
Fras. Nathl., E. of Mount
Charles.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
Apr. 24, 1830.
ARTHUR, D. OF WELLING-
TON, K. G.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot.
Geo. Bankes.
Edmd. Alexr. MacNaughten.
July 24, 1830.
ARTHUR, D. OF WELLING-
TON, IX. G.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
160
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy.
Somerset.
Edwd. Granville, lord Eliot.
Geo. Bankes.
Wm. Yates Peel.
Nov. 24, 1830.
CHAS., E. GREY, K.G.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe,
ch, ex.
Geo., lord Nugent.
Robt. Vernon Smith.
Fras. Thornhill Baring.
Hon. Geo. Ponsonby.
Nov. 22, 1832.
CHAs., E. GREY, K. G.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe,
ch, ex.
Robt. Vernon Smith.
Fras. Thornhill Baring
Hon. Geo. Ponsonby.
Thos. Fras. Kennedy.
Apr. 9, 1834.
CHAS., E. GREY, K. G.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe,
ch, ex. -
Robt. Vernon Smith.
Fras. Thornhill Baring.
Hon. Geo. Ponsonby.
Robt. Graham.
June 20, 1834.
CHAs., E. GREY, K.G.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe,
ch, ex.
Robt. Vernon Smith.
Hon. Geo. Ponsonby.
Robt. Graham.
Capt. Geo. Stevens Byng.
July 18, 1834.
WM. VISC. MELBOURNE.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe,
ch, ex.
Robt. Vernon Smith.
Hon. Geo. Ponsonby.
Robt. Graham, and
Capt. Geo. Stevens Byng.
Nov. 21, 1834.
ARTHUR, D. OF WELLING-
TON, R. G.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn, G.C.B.
Edwd. lá. Ellenborough.
Wm., ld. Maryborogh.
Sir John Becket, bt.
Joseph Planta.
The duke of Wellington
held office provisionally,
waiting the return of Sir
Robt. Peel from Italy.
Dec. 26, 1834.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt., and
ch, ex.
Wm. Yates Peel.
Hy. Pelham Clinton, E. of
Lincoln. -
Wm. David, visc. Stormont.
Chas. Ross.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone.
Mar. 14, 1835.
SIR ROBERT PEEL, bt., and
ch, ex.
Wm. Yates Peel.
Hy. Pelham Clinton, E. of
Lincoln.
Wrm. David, visc. Stormont.
Chas. Ross.
John Nicoll.
Apr. 18, 1835.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Thos. Spring Rice, aft. li.
Monteagle, ch. ex.
Edwd. Adolphus Seymour,
lord Seymour.
Wm. Hy. Ord.
Robt. Steuart.
May 16, 1835.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE,
Thos. Spring Rice, ch, ex.
Edwd. Adolphus, ld. Sey-
IſlOll]".
Wm. Hy. Ord.
Robt. Steuart.
Richd. More O'Ferral.
July 18, 1837.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Thos. Spring Rice, ch. ex.
Edwd. Adolphus, ld. Sey-
ICl OUll".
Robt. Steuart.
Richd. More O'Ferral.
John Parker.
Aug. 28, 1839.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Fras. Thornhill Baring, ch.
OX.
Edwd. Adolphus, ld. Sey-
Iſl()ll]'.
Robt. Steuart.
John Parker.
Thos. Wyse, jun.
Nov. 2, 1839.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Fras. Thornhill Baring, ch.
OX.
Robt. Steuart.
John Parker.
Thos. Wyse, jun.
Hy. Tuffnell.
May 26, 1840.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Fras. Thornhill Baring, ch.
6X.
John Parker.
Thos. Wyse, jun.
Hy. Tuffnell.
Edwd. Horsman.
June 23, 1841.
WM., VISC. MELBOURNE.
Fras. Thornhill Baring, ch.
€x.
Thos. Wyse, jun.
Hy. Tuffnell.
Edwd. Horsman.
Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Sept. 6, 1841.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Jas. Milne Gaskell.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Alexr. Perceval.
Alexr. Pringle.
Sept. 16, 1841.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch, ex.
James Milnes Gaskell.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Alexr. Pringle.
John Young.
May 21, 1844.
SIR. RobT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Jas. Milnes Gaskell.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Alexr. Pringle.
Lord Arthur Lenox.
Apr. 26, 1845.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Jas. Milnes Gaskell.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Lord Arthur Lenox.
Wm. Forbes Mackenzie.
Aug. 8, 1845.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Jas. Milnes Gaskell.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Wm. Forbes Mackenzie.
Wm. Cripps.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
161
f
Mar. 11, 1846.
SIR ROBT. PEEL, bt.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. ex.
Hy. Bingham Baring.
Wm. Cripps.
Hon. Swynfen Thos. Car-
negie.
Ralph Neville.
July 6, 1846.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL, aft.
E. RUSSELL.
Chas. Wood, ch. ex.
Hugh, visc. Ebrington.
The O'Conor Don.
Wm. Gibson Craig.
Hy. Rich.
Aug. 6, 1847.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Sir Chas. Wood, bt., ch. ex.
Hugh, visc. Ebrington.
Wm. Gibson Craig.
Hy. Rich.
Richd. Montesquieu Bellew.
Dec. 24, 1847.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Sir Chas. Wood, bt., ch. ex.
Wm. Gibson Craig.
Hy. Rich.
Richd. Montesquieu Bellew.
Hy., E. of Shelburne, retd.,
Aug. following.
On the retirement of lord
Shelburne, the office of
one of the junior lord-
ships of the treasury
was abolished.
Feb. 28, 1852, G.
EDwD. GEOFFREY, E. OF
T).ERBY.
Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex.
Richd. P. C. T. N., M. of
Chandos.
Lord Hy. Geo. Chas. Gor-
don Lennox.
Thos. Bateson.
Jan. 1, 1853, G.
GEO. HAMILTON, E.
ABERDEEN.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
6X.
Lord Alfred Hervey.
Hon. Fras. Wemyss Char-
teris.
Jno. Sadleir.
Mar. 6, 1854, G.
GEO. HAMILTON, E.
ABERDEEN, IC.T.
Wm. E. Gladstone, ch. ex.
Lord Alfred Hervey.
Lord Elcho.
Chichester Saml. Fortescue.
OF
OF
Feb. 10, 1855, G.
HY. JNo., visc. PALMERs-
TON, G. C. B.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
62x.
Lord Alfred Hervey.
Lord Elcho.
Chichester Saml. Fortescue.
Mar. 7, 1855, G.
HY. JNo., VISC. PALMERs-
TON, G.C.B.
Sir Geo. Cornewall Lewis,
bt., ch. ex.
Chas Stanley, visc. Monck.
Adam Duncan Haldane, c.c.
visc. Duncan.
Chichester Saml. Fortescue.
Apr. 16, 1855, G.
HY. JNo., VISC. PALMERs-
TON, K.C.B.
Sir Geo. Cornewall Lewis,
bt., ch. ex.
Chas. Stanley, visc. Monck.
Adam Duncan Haldane, c.c.
visc. Duncan.
Hon. Hy. Bouverie Wm.
Brand.
Mar. 1, 1858, G.
EDwD. GEOFFREY, E. OF
DERBY.
Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex.
Lord Hy. Geo. Chas. Gor-
don Lennox.
Thos. Edwd. Taylor.
Hy. Whitmore.
Mar. 15, 1859, G.
EDwD. GEOFFREY, E.
DERBY.
Benjn. Disraeli, ch, ex.
Thos. Edwd. Taylor.
Hy. Whitmore.
Peter Blackburn.
June 24, 1859, G.
HY. JNO., VISC. PALMERS-
TON, K. G.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
OF
6X.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatch-
bull-Hugessen.
Sir Wm. Dunbar, bt.
Jno. Bagwell.
Mar. 25, 1862, G.
HY. JNo., visc. PALMERs-
TON, K. G.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
€X.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatch-
bull-Hugessen.
Sir Wim. Dunbar, bt.
Lt.-Col Luke White.
|
Apr. 21, 1865, G.
HY. JNo., VISC. PALMERS-
TON, K. G.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, ch.
€ X.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatch-
bull-Hugessen.
Wm. Patrick Adam.
Lt.-Col. Luke White.
Nov. 6, 1865, G.
JNO, E. RUSSELL.
Wm. E. Gladstone, ch. ex.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatch-
bull-Hugessen.
Lt.-Col. Luke White.
Wm. Patrick Adam.
June 2, 1866, G.
JNO., E. RUSSELL, K.G.
Wm. E. Gladstone, ch.
Jno. Bonham-Carter.
Wm. Patrick Adam.
Jno. Esmonde.
July 12, 1866, G.
EDwD. GEOFFREY, E.
DERBY, K. G.
Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex.
Hon. Gerard Jas. Noel.
Sir Graham Graham Mont-
gomery, bt.
Hy. Whitmore.
Feb. 29, 1868, G.
BENJN. DISRAELI, aft. E.
OF BEACONSFIELD.
Geo. Ward Hunt, ch. ex.
Gerard Jas. Noel.
Sir Graham Graham Mont-
gomery, bt.
Hy. Whitmore.
Nov. 2, 1868, G.
BENJN. DISRAELI.
Geo. Ward Hunt, ch. ex.
Claud Jno. Hamilton, c. c.
lord C. J. Hamilton.
Sir Graham Graham Mont-
gomery, bt.
Hy. Whitmore.
Dec. 16, 1868, G.
WM. EwART GLADSTONE.
Robt. Lowe, ch, ex.
Jas. Stansfeld, jun.
Hy. Chas. Keith, M.
Lansdowne.
Wm. Patrick Adam.
Hon. Jno. Cranch Walker
Vivian.
Nov. 2, 1869, G.
W.M. EwART GLADSTONE.
Robt. Lowe, ch. ex.
6X.
OF
of
11
162
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Hy. Chas. Keith, M.
Lansdowne.
Wrm. Patrick Adam.
Hon. Jno. Cranch Walker
Vivian.
Wm. Hy. Gladstone.
of
Aug. 8, 1873, G.
W.M. EwART GLADSTONE,
ch. ex.
Fredk. Chas. Cavendish, c. c.
lord F. C. Cavendish.
Wm. Hy. Gladstone.
Hon. Algernon Wm. Fulke
Greville
Mar. 4, 1874, G.
BENJN. DISRAELI.
Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote,
bt., ch. ex:
Arthur Philip Hy. Stanhope,
c.c. visc. Mahon.
Rowland Winn.
Sir Jas. Dalrymple Howard
Elphinstone, bt.
Feb. 16, 1876, G.
BENJN. DISRAELI, (cr. visc.
Hughenden, and E. of
Beaconsfield, Aug. 16,
1876.)
Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote,
bt., ch. ex.
Jno. Hy. Crichton, c.c. visc.
Crichton.
Rowland Winn.
Sir Jas. Dalrymple Howard
Elphinstone, bt.
May 5, 1880, G.
W.M. EwART GLADSTONE,
and ch. ex.
Sir Arthur Divett Hayter,
bt.
Jno. Holms.
Chas. Cecil Cotes.
Aug. 24, 1881, G.
WM. EwART GLADSTONE,
and ch. ex.
Sir Arthur Divett Hayter,
bt. ~
Jno. Holms.
Chas. Cecil Cotes.
Herbert Jno. Gladstone.
June 26, 1882, G.
W.M. EwART GLADSTONE,
and ch. ex.
Chas. Cecil Cotes.
Herbert Jno. Gladstone.
Robt. Wrm. Duff.
Jan. 1, 1883, G.
WM. EwART GLADSTONE.
Hugh Culling Eardley Chil-
ders, ch. ex.
Chas. Cecil Cotes.
Herbert Jno. Gladstone.
Robt. Wm. Duff.
June 29, 1885, G.
SIR STAFFORD HY. NORTH-
CoTE, bt., G.C.B., first
ld., but under the pre-
miership of the M. of
Salisbury the for. Sec.
cr. visc. St. Cyres and
E. of Iddesleigh, July 2,
1885.
Sir Michael Edwd. Hicks-
Beach, bt., ch. ex.
Chas. Dalrymple.
Hon. Sidney Herbert.
Lt.-Col. Wm. Hood Wal-
rond.
Feb. 13, 1886, G.
WM. FWART GLADSTONE.
Sir Wm. Geo. Granville
Venables Vernon Har-
court, ch. ex.
| Sir Edwd. Jas. Reed, K.C.B.
Cyril Flower.
Geo. Granville
Gower.
Leveson-
Aug. 9, 1886, G.
ROBT. ARTHUR TALBOT, M.
OF SALISBURY.
Randolph Hy. Spencer
Churchill, c.c. li. R. H.
S. Churchill, ch. ex.
Hon. Sidney Herbert.
Col. Wrm. Hood Walrond.
Sir Herbert Eustace Max-
well, bt.
Jam. 17, 1887, G.
WM. HY. SMITH, first là., but
under the premiership of
the M. of Salisbury, the
for. Sec.
Geo. Joachim Goschen, ch.
€X.
Hon. Sidney Herbert.
Col. Wm. Hood Walrond.
Sir Herbert Eustace Max-
well, bt.
SECRETARIES AND UNDER SECRETARIES TO THE
TREASURY.
THE time of the first appointment of a secretary to the Treasury Board
is uncertain ; but it is presumed there must always have been a secre-
tary or some officer acting in that capacity to the lord treasurer, or the
board. It is probable that Lord Burleigh was the first treasurer who
used a secretary to notify his directions to the officers of the receipt
Sir George Downing was secretary in May 1667.
In the reign of James II., when the earl of Rochester was treasurer, he
had two secretaries, Henry Guy and Francis Gwyn, as is stated in a
side of the exchequer.
subsequent Treasury Minute Book (year 1711).
In the Treasury
Minute Book, 1695, No. 6, page 12, is the following memorandum:
“This evening the king was graciously pleased to bestow on me the
place of Secretary to the Treasury.”
“WILLIAM LOWNDES.”
From this it would appear that there was only one secretary in 1695,
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 163
as Mr. Lowndes distinctly states the place of secretary to have been
lºwed upon him. It is quite certain there were two secretaries in
14.
Both the secretaries to the Treasury are political officers who go out
of office with their party. One is termed the “parliamentary'' or
“patronage ’’ secretary, and generally acts as the principal government
“whip” in the House of Commons. The other is termed the “finan-
cial” secretary, and attends to what is, really, Treasury business.
Besides the two political secretaries there is a permanent official
formerly called the “assistant,” but now called the “permanent * secre-
tary. .
SECRETARIES TO THE TREASURY.
From the accession of George III.
tº … * or &
wº. } Jas. West, and 1827. J º º vice Lushington, Apr
Saml. Martin Thos. Frankland Lewis, vice Her-
1762. Saml. Martin, and ries, Sept. 4.
Jeremiah Dyson, May 29. 1828. Geo. Robt. Dawson, vice Lewis, Jan.
1763. Jeremiah Dyson, and 28.
Chas. Jenkinson, Apr. 16. 1830. Thos. Spring Rice, and
1764. Chas. Jenkinson, and Edw. Ellice, Nov. 26.
Thos. Whateley, Apr. 5. 1832. Chas. Wood, rice Ellice, Aug. 10.
1765. Wm. Mellish, and 1834. Fras. Thornhill Baring, vice Spring
Chas. Downdes, July 12. Rice, June 6
1765. Chas. Lowndes, and 1834. Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., Dec. 19.
Grey Cooper, July 30. Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, bt., Dec.
1766. Grey Cooper, and 20.
Thos. Bradshaw, Aug. 2. 1835. Fras. Thornhill Baring, and
1770. Sir Grey Cooper, bt., and Edwd. J. Stanley, Apr. 21.
John Robinson, Feb. 6. 1839. Robt. Gordon, vice Baring, Sept.
1782. Hy. Strachey, and 6.
Edwd. Chamberlain, Mar. 29. 1841. Richd. More O'Ferral, June 9.
1782. Hy. Strachey, and Sir Denis Le Marchant, June 19.
Richd. Burke, Apr. 1844. Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., and
1782. Thos. Orde, and John Young, May 21.
Geo. Rose, July 15. 1845. Edwd. Cardwell, vice Clerk, Feb. 4.
1783. Richd. Brinsley Sheridan, and 1846. Hy. Tufnell, and
Richd. Burke, Apr. 5. John Parker, July 7. -
1783. Geo. Rose, and 1849. Wm. Goodenough Hayter, vice
Thos. Steele, Dec. 27. Parker, May 22.
1791. Geo. Rose, and 1850. Geo. Cornewall Lewis, aft. Sir G.,
Chas. Long. bt., vice Tufnell, July 9.
1801. John Hiley Addington, Mar. 24; and 1852. Geo. Alex. Hamilton (Fin.), and
Nichls. Vansittart, Apr. 9. Wm. Forbes Mackenzie (Parl.),
1802. Nichls. Vansittart, and Feb.
John Sargent. 1853. Wm. Goodenough Hayter (Parl), and
1804. Wm. Huskisson, and Jas. Wilson (Fin.), Jan.
Wm. Sturges Bourne, May 21. 1858. Geo. Alex. Hamilton (Fin.); app.
1806. Nichls. Vansittart, and perm. assist. Sec., 1859, and
John King, Feb. 10. Sir Wm. Geo. Hilton Jolliffe (Parl.),
1806. Nichls. Vamsittart, and Mar.
Wm. Henry Fremantle. 1859. Samuel Laing (Fin.), and
1808. Wm. Huskisson, and Hon. Hy. Bouverie Wm. Brand, aft.
Hon. Hy. Wellesley. sir H. and visc. Hampden (Parl.),
1809. Richd. Wharton, and June 9.
Chas. Arbuthnot. 1859. Fredk. Peel (Fin.), vice Laing.
1814. Chas. Arbuthnot, and l 1865. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers
Stephen Rumbold Lushington, (Fin.), vice Peel.
1823. Stephen Rumbold Lushington, and | 1866. Thos. Edwd. Taylor (Parl.), and
John Chas. Herries, Feb. 7. Geo. Ward Hunt (Fin.), July.
11 *
164 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1868. Geo. Sclater Booth (Fin.), vice Hunt, 1878. Sir Hy. Jno. Selwin-Ibbetson (Fin.),
Feb. vice Stanley, Apr.
1868. Hon. Geo. Grenfell Glynn, aft. lord | 1880. Lord Richard Grosvenor (Parl.), and
Wolverton (Parl.), and Lord Fredk. Cavendish § Apr.
Acton Smee Ayrton (Fin.), Dec. 1882. Leonard Hy. Courtney (Fin.), vice
1869. Jas. Stansfeld (Fin.), vice Ayrton, Cavendish, May.
Oct. 1885. John Tomlinson Hibbert (Fin.), vice
1871. Wm. Edwd. Baxter (Fin.) vice Stans- Courtney.
feld, Aug. 1885. Aretas Akers-Douglas (Parl.), and
1873. Arthur Wellesley Peel (Parl.), vice Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, aft. li.
Glyn, Aug. Knutsford (Fin.), June.
1873. John Geo. Dodson, aft. lord Monk- Sir Matthew White Ridley, bt.,
Bretton (Fin.), vice Baxter. (Fin.), Sept.
1874. Wm. Hart Dyke, aft. Sir W., bt., | 1886. Wm. Lawies Jackson (Fin.), vice
(Parl.), and Ridley, Jam.
Wm. Hy. Smith (Fin.), Feb. Arnold Morley (Parl.), and
1877. Col. Fredk. Arthur Stanley, aft. lord Hy. Hartley Fowler (Fin.), Feb.
Stanley of Preston (Fin.), vice 1886. Aretas Akers Douglas (Parl), and
Smith, Aug. Wm. Lawies Jackson (Fin.), Aug.
AssistANT OR PERMANENT SECRETARIES TO THE TREASURY.
From the institution of the Office.
AsSISTANT SECRETARIES.
1805. Geo. Harrison, aft. Sir Geo., Aug. 1886. Alexr. Young Spearman, aft. Sir A.,
19. bt., Jan. 22.
1826. Wm. Hill, Feb. 24. 1840. cº º: *. aft. Sir C.,
1828. Hon. Jas. Keith Stewart, July 4. 1859. Geo. Alex. Hamilton.
PERMANENT SECRETARIES.
1867. Geo. Alex, Hamilton, above named. 1885. Sir Reginald Earle Welby,
1870. Ralph Robt. Wheeler Lingen, C.B., IC. C. B.
aft. Sir R., K.C.B.
CHANCELLOR'S OF THE EXCHEQUER.
THE Chancellor of the Exchequer is one of the lords of the treasury,
except on particular emergencies, when the office is held by the lord
chief justice of the queen's bench.
CHANGELLORS OF THE ExchEQUER.
From the restoration of King Charles II. to the present time.
The earlier chancellors will be found in the list of lord treasurers.
RING CHARLES II. RING JAMES II.
1660. Sir Robt. Long, Sept. 8. Sir John Ernley, contal.
1667. Anthy, ld. • Ashley , aft. E. of WILLIAM and MARY.
Shaftesbury, May 24. 1689. Henr
1672. Sir John Duncombe, Nov. 13. . Henry, ld. De la Mere, aft. E. of
Warri * v-z Լ
1679. Hon. Lawrence Hyde, aft. visc. 1690. Rºß. 18.
ºyde and I. of Rochester, Mar. 1694. Sidney, id.” Godóñin, and first
e 26. commº. treas. ; aft. E. of Godol-
— Sir John Ernle (Ernley), Nov. 21. phin, May 3.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
165
1695.
1697.
1699.
1701.
1708.
1710.
1711.
1713.
1714.
1715.
1717.
1718.
1721.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
. Hon.
, Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt., aft.
KING WILLIAM III., alone.
Chas. Montagu, Nov. 1.
Chas. Montagu, and first commr.
treas, May 1.
John Smith, aft. sp. of the ho. of
commons, Nov. 15.
Hon. Hy. Boyle, aft. baron Carleton,
Mar. 29.
QUEEN ANNE.
Hon. Hy. Boyle, contal.
John Smith, again, Feb. 11.
Robt. Harley, aft. E. of Oxford and
Mortimer, Aug. 10.4
Robt. Benson, aft. li. Bingley, June
14. -
Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt., Nov. 1.
RING GEORGE I.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt., previously
sp. of the ho. of commons, Oct.
13; cr. Id. Onslow in 1716.
Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir Robt., and
first commr., treas., Oct. 11.
Jas. Stanhope, and first là. treas.,
aft. E. Stanhope, Apr. 15.
John Aislabie, Mar. 18.
Sir John Pratt, ld. ch. just. of the
k. b., pro tem., Jan. 25.
Robt. Walpole, again, and first ld.
treas., Apr. 3.
KING GEORGE II.
Robt. Walpole, contal.
. Saml. Sandys, aft. Baron Sandys,
Feb. 16.
Hy. Pelham, and first là.
treas., Aug. 25.
. Sir Wm. Lee, ld. ch. just. of the k.
b., pro tem., Mar. 9
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge, Apr. 6.
ld.
Lyttelton of Frankley, Nov. 22.
. Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge, again, Nov.
15.
. Wm., ld. Mansfield, ld, ch, just. of
the k. b., pro tem., Apr. 9.
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge, again,
July 2.
FCING GEORGE III.
Wm. Wildman,
Mar. 12.
Sir Fras. Dashwood, bt., aft. lord
Le Despencer, May 28.
Geo. Grenville ; and first ld, treas.,
Apr. 15.
Wm. Dowdeswell, July 10.
Hon. Chas. Townshend, Aug.
Sept. 4, 1767.
visc. Barrington,
2; d.
1767.
1770.
1782.
1783.
ems
1801.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1809.
1812.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1841.
1846.
Wm., 1d. Mansfield, ld ch. just, of
the k. b., pro tem., Sept. 12.
Fredk., ld. North, Dec. 10.
Fredk., la, North, again, and first
ld. treas., Feb. 10.
Lord John Cavendish, Mar. 27.
Wm. Pitt, July 13.
Lord John Cavendish, again, Apr. 4.
Wm. Pitt, again, and first là,
treas., Dec. 27.
Hy. Addington, and first là. treas. ;
previously sp. of the ho. of com-
mons; aft. visc. Sidmouth, Mar.
21.
Wm. Pitt, again, and first là. treas.,
May 16.
Edwd., ld. Ellenborough, ld, ch.
just. of the k. b., on Mr. Pitt's de-
cease, pro tem., Jan.
Lord Hy. Petty, aft. M. of Lams-
downe, Feb. 10.
Spencer Perceval, Mar. 31.
Spencer Perceval, again, and first
ld. treas., Dec. 6; assass. May 11,
1812.
Nicholas Vansittart, June 9.
RING GEORGE IV.
Nicholas Vansittart, contal.; res. Jan.
1823; and cr. ld. Bexley, Mar.
1, 1823.
. Fredk, John Robinson, aft. Wisc.
Goderich and E. of Ripon, Jan.
31.
. Geo. Canning, and first lil. treas.,
Apr. 24; d. Aug. 8, same year.
John Chas. Herries, Aug. 17.
. Hy. Goulburn, Jam. 26.
RING WILLIAM TV.
Hy. Goulburn, contal.
John Chas., visc. Althorpe, aft.
E. Spencer, Nov. 22.
Thos., ld. Denman, ld. ch. just. of
the k. b., pro tem., Dec. 2.
Sir Robt. Peel, bt., and first là.
treas., Dec. 10.
Thos. Spring Rice, aft. Id. Mont-
eagle, Apr. 18.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Thos. Spring Rice, contal. ; cr. lord
Monteagle in Sept. 1839.
Fras. Thornhill Baring, aft. Sir
Fras., bt., Aug. 26.
Hy. Goulburn, again, Sept. 3.
Chas. Wood, aft. Sir Chas., bt.,
July 6.
In some instances the date of the commission to the lords of the
treasury instead of that of the separate appointment of the Chancellor
166
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
of the Exchequer is adopted in the preceding list.
the date when the chancellor was sworn is adopted.
2. Benjn. Disraeli, aft. E. of Beacons-
field, Feb. 27.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Dec. 30.
... Sir Geo. Cornewall Lewis,
Mar. 5.
. Benjn. Disraeli, again, Feb. 28.
. Wm. Ewart Gladstone, again, June
18.
. Benjn. Disraeli, again, July 6.
. Geo. Ward Hunt, Feb. 29.
Robt. Lowe, Dec. 9.
. Wm. Ewart Gladstone, again, and
first ld. treas., Aug. 11.
bt.,
In the following list
1874. Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt., aft.
E. of Iddesleigh, Feb. 21.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, again, and
first là. treas., Apr. 28.
1880.
1882. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers
Dec. 16.
1885. Sir Michael Edwd. Hicks-Beach, bt.,
June 24.
1886. Sir Wm. Geo. Granville Vernon
Harcourt, Feb. 6.
1886. Lord Randolph Hy. Spencer
Churchill, Aug. 6.
1887. Geo. Joachim Goschen, Jan. 14.
THE TWO CHAMBERLAINS OF THE EXCHEQUER.
From the restoration of King Charles II. to the abolition of the office
in 1826 under 23 Geo. III., cap. 82.
1.
Hy. Hildeyerd, adm. July 27, “to
the office formerly had by sir
Edwd. Bash, decd.,” under pat.
dated July 10.
Philip Hildeyerd, son of the fore-
going, adm. under pat. dated
Feb. 16; including the reversion
1660.
1675.
to
Chas. Cole, son of Hy. Cole. His
admission under the preceding
pat. is not recorded.
Sir Simeon Stuart, bt. (grandson
and heir of sir Nichs. Steward or
Stuart, formerly a chamberlain,
see below), adm. July 8, under
pat. dated July 7.
Sir Simeon Stuart, bt., son of the
foregoing ; by pat. dated Dec. 12.
Hon. Fredk. North, aft. E. of
1712.
1761.
1779.
Guildford, by pat. dated Dec.
13; office surr. by him, Oct. 10,
1826.
2.
1660. Sir Nichs. Steward or Stuart, bt.,
adm. . . . 1660, “to the
office formerly had by sir Nichs.
Carew, alias Throckmorton,
decd.,” under pat. dated Oct. 1,
this year.
1710. Sir Wm. Ashburnham, bt., adm.
June 15, under pat. dated May
25, preceding; d. Nov. 8, 1755.
1755. Sir John Miller, bt., adm. Now.
. . . , under pat. in reversion,
dated Apr. 7 preceding.
1772. Montagu Burgoyne, by pat. dated
July 17; office surr. by him,
Oct. 10, 1826.
AUDITOR'S OF THE RECEIPT OF THE EXCHEQUER.
From the restoration of King Charles II. to the abolition of the office in
1834 under 4 & 5 Will. IV., cap. 15.
1660. Sir Robt. Pye, bt., adm. Jan. 24,
1620; rest. June 25, 1660.
1662. Sir Robt. Long, bt., adm. May 21.
1673. Sir Robt. Howard, adm. July 14.
1698. Chris. Montagu, adm. Sept. 5; surr.
1699.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 167
1699. Chas. Montagu, aft. baron and E. of 1751. Hy., E. of Lincoln, aft. D. of New-
Halifax, adm. Nov. 17; res. 1714. castle, by const. dated Apr. 1.
º 1794. Wm. Wyndham, baron Grenville,
1714. Geo. * adm. Sept. 30; succ. by º: dated Feb. 27.
as E. of Halifax. 1834. Geo., baron Auckland, by const.
1739. Robt., lord Walpole, adm. May 9; dated Jan. 14.
succ. his father as E. of Orford. Office abolished Oct. 10, 1834.
THE FOUR TELLERS OF THE RECEIPT OF THE
EXCHEQUER.
From the restoration of King Charles II. to the abolition of the office in
1834 under 4 & 5 Will. IV., cap. 15. -
1. 1689. Hy. Maynard, adm. Apr. 16.
1660. Geo. Downing, aft. Sir G., bt., contd. | 1694. Guy Palmes, adm. Monday; . . .
in the office by Oliver Cromwell, under pat, dated Oct. 24; “re-
Sept. 8, 1656; d. July, 1684. moved,” 1702.
1684. Simon Clifford, pat. dated June 3, 1702. Sir Christ. Musgrave, bt., adm.
1671. Forfeited as a “recusant June 30. g
papist,” 1689. 1704. Fras. Robartes, adm. Sept. ; quitted
1689. Thos. Howard, adm. Jan. 16. office, Oct. 27, 1710.
1701. Sir John Stanley, bt., adm. July 11, 1710. Russell Robarts, adm. Qct. 31.
- under pat. dated July 8, during 1714. John, ld. De la Warr, adm. Nov. 6.
pleasure only; determined by the 1715. Sir Richd. Onslow, bt., aft, ld.
next grant. Onslow, adm. Nov. 7.
1702. Jas. Vernon, late sec. st.; pat. dated | 1718. Thos., ld. Torrington, adm. Mar.
June 29; during pleasure only. 21; d. May, 1719.
1710. John Smith, late ch. ex., adm. Oct. 1719. Geo. Parker, aft. visc. Parker, and
13; during pleasure only. E. of Macclesfield, adm. July 4,
1712. Thos., ld. Mansell, adm. July 23; under a pat. in reversion, dated
during pleasure only. May 3, 1718.
1714. John Smith, re-adm. Nov. 6; during 1764. Geo. Grenville, jun., aft. Geo. Nu-
pleasure only; d. Oct. 1723. gent, E. Temple, and M. of
1724. Geo. Treby, adm. Apr. 25; during Buckingham, entered this office,
pleasure only; “removed.” Mar. 21, under a pat. in reversion,
1727. Thos. Townshend, adm. Aug. 12. dated May 2, 1763; d. Feb.
1780. John Jeffreys Pratt, aft. E. and M. 1813.
Camden, by pat, dated Aug. 18, 1813. Spencer Perceval, entered this office
1766. Feb. 16, under pat. dated Feb. 15.
Office abolished Oct. 10, 1834. Office abolished Oct. 10, 1834.
2. 3.
1660. Leonard Pinckney, adm. July 25, by | 1660. John Loving, adm. by royal sign
pat. dated July 16; during the manual warrant, dated June 17,
life of his son, “into the place on pat. dated Dec. 14, 18th Car. I.,
formerly occupied by John Brooke, (1642), “into the place formerly
esq., deceased.” occupied by Authur Squibb, esq.,
1661. Wm. Pinckney, adm. in his father's deceased.”
place. Jan. 28. 1693. Hy. Carew, adm. July 18.
1667. Sir Wm. Doyly, adm. Mar. 19. 1699. Fras. Godolphin, adm. June 8; surr.
Susp. Jan. 25, 1673, and on Nov. in 1704.
17, 1677, two deputies were app. 1704. Thos. Coke, adm. May 26; ex-
to act in his stead by la. treas. changed with his successor, for
warrant, Aug. 15, 1678; d. April the office of V. chamb. to the
1680. Queen.
1680. Geo. Downing, jun, aft. Sir Geo., bt., 1706. Hon. Peregrine Bertie, adm. Dec.
adm. Apr. 21. Refused to serve 1711. Geo. Hay, visc. Dupplin, aft. E. of
king William, and so “abdicated” Kinnoull, adm. Sept. 6; during
in 1689. - pleasure only.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Sir Roger Mostyn, bt., adm. Jam. 8;
during pleasure only.
. Richd. Hampden, adm. June 27 ;
during pleasure only.
Thos., ld. Onslow, adm, Mar. 21;
during pleasure only.
Horatio Walpole, aft. la. Walpole,
adm. Apr. 28 ; d. Feb. 1757.
. Jas., E. of Waldegrave, entered
this office about Feb. 9, under a
pat. in reversion, dated Nov. 6,
preceding.
Hon. Robt. Henley, aft. succ. as E.
of Northington, entered this office
Apr. 13, under a pat. in reversion
dated July 22, 1758.
Edwd., ld. Thurlow, entered this
office July 13, when ld, chanc.,
under a pat. in reversion, dated
June 5, 1784. *
Hon. Wm. Fredk. Elliot Eden, en-
tered this office Sept. 15, under a
pat. in reversion, dated July 31,
1790; found drowned in the river
Thames, Feb. 24, 1810.
Hon. Chas. Philip Yorke, sw. Mar.
2, under a pat. dated Mar. 1; d.
Mar. , 1834.
1736.
1786.
1806.
1810.
1834. Chas. Wm. Manningham (formerly
deputy to Mr. Yorke, from Mar. 3,
1810), app. by treas. minute,
Apr. 25, and by pat. Apr. 29; sw.
May 10.
Office abolished, Oct. 10, 1834.
4.
Laurence Squibb, adm. June this
year, under pat. in reversion,
dated June 9, 11th Car. I. (1635);
d. Dec. 1674.
Thos. Vernon, adm. Dec. 22.
Fras. Williers, sw. Feb. 23.
John, visc. Fitzhardinge, adm. Feb.
16; d. Dec. 1712.
Basil, E. of Denbigh, adm. Aug 31.
Wm., ld. Paulet, adm. Nov. 7;
during pleasure only.
Sir Chas. Turner, bt., adm. May 6 ;
during pleasure only.
Hon. Philip Yorke, aft. visc. Roy-
ston and E. of Hardwicke, adm.
Dec. 14, under a pat. in reversion,
dated Mar 9, 1737.
Hy. Bathurst, ld. Apsley, aft. E.
Bathurst, pat. dated Aug. 22.
Office abolished, Oct. 10, 1834.
1660.
1674.
1685.
1694,
1713.
1715.
1729.
1738.
1786.
CLERKS OF THE PELLS.
From the restoration of King Charles II. to the abolition of the office
in 1834 under 4 & 5 Will. IV. cap. 15.
1660. Wm. Wardour, adm. or rest. July 7,
under constitution dated 17 Apr.,
22 Car. I. (1646), and confirmed
by patent, Aug. 22, this year.
1698. Hy. Pelham, adm. Feb. 1.
1721. Robt. Walpole, jun, (son of the prime
minister), adm. Apr. 12, under
const. dated Apr. 5, preceding.
Aft, cr. vità patris, baron Wal-
pole. Surr. May 9, 1739, to take
the office of auditor of the Ex.
1739. Edwd, Walpole, aft. Sir E., K.B.,
adm. May 9.
1784. Isaac Barré,
Jan. 13.
1802. Hy. Addington, junr. aft. hom. Hy.
by const., dated July 21.
Edwd. Roberts, by const., dated July
21.
Hy. Ellis, by const., dated Jan. 25.
Office abolished Oct. 10, 1834.
by const., dated
1823.
1825.
COMPTROLLERS - GENERAL OF THE EXCHEQUER, AND
AUDITORS-GENERAL OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTs.
ON the abolition of the offices of auditor and tellers of the exchequer,
and clerk of the pells, as from October 11, 1834, under 4 & 5 Will IV.,
cap. 15, the office of COMPTROLLER-GENERAL of the ExchEQUER was
created, to perform the functions of the suppressed departments. As far
back as 1785 commissioners were appointed to audit the public accounts,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 169
and numerous acts were passed defining their duties. By 28 & 29 Vict.,
cap. 23 (July 5, 1855), it was provided that on the next vacancy in the office
of comptroller-general of the exchequer the duties were to be performed
by the chairman for the time being of the audit commissioners. On
July 5, 1865, lord Monteagle, the then comptroller, surrendered his
office, and on July 25, 1865, Sir Wm. Dunbar, the then audit chairman,
was appointed comptroller in his place. By 29 & 30 Vict., cap. 39, the
crown was empowered to appoint the person holding the offices of comp-
troller-general of the exchequer and chairman of the audit commissioners
to be comptroller-general of the exchequer and auditor-general of the
public accounts (now usually styled comptroller and auditor-general),
and one of the audit commissioners to be assistant-comptroller and
auditor; and, on these appointments, the offices of comptroller-general
of the exchequer and of audit-commissioners were abolished.
The comptroller and his deputy hold office during good behaviour,
and are removable only on the joint address of both houses of parlia-
ment. They are thus rendered independent of the executive government
and are enabled to exercise freely their functions of considering the
strict legality of every payment demanded by the treasury for the
public service.
COMPTROLLERS-GENERAL OF THE ExcBEQUER.
Since the creation of the office, in 1834.
1834. Sir John Newport, Oct. 11. 1865. Sir Wm. Dunbar, bt. Chairman of
1839. Thos., ld. Monteagle of Brandon, f Audit. Commrs. App. under 28 &
Sept. 9; surr. his office July 5, 29 Vict., cap. 23, July 25.
1865.
COMPTROLLERS AND AUDITORS-GENERAL.
Under 29 & 30 Vict, cap. 39.
1867. Sir Wm. Dunbar, bt., above named. Mar. 15, G. Res. Apr. 1888.
1888. Sir Chas, Lister Ryan, K.C.B., May.
ASSISTANT COMPTROLLERS AND AuDITORs.
Under 29 & 30 Vict, cap. 39.
1867. Wm. Geo. Anderson, Mar. 15, G. 1873. Chas. Lister Ryan, aft. Sir C., Mar.
20, G.
LORD HIGH ADMIRALS AND LORDS COMMIS-
SIONERS OF THE ADMIRALTY.
THIS, as may be readily supposed, is an office of the highest importance,
and in former times was frequently filled by the king himself, or by a
member of the royal family. For many years it has, like the office of
lord treasurer, been executed by commissioners, who are known as lords
of the admiralty. The first lord is always a cabinet minister, and some
of the other lords are also appointed on political grounds, and go out
170
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
with the ministry. There are, however, always one or two permanent
officials on the board, whose names are inserted in the successive com-
missions.
The lord high admiral of England appears always to have had juris-
diction over Ireland, as well before as after the Union; but the lord
high admiral of Scotland was a separate office until the appointment of
prince George of Denmark as lord high admiral of Great Britain on
June 28, 1707.
LORD HIGH ADMIRALs, &c., OF ENGLAND.
The letter N subjoined to the names denotes the Northern, the letter W the Western, and
S the Southern station.
871.
925.
King Alfred, to his death in 901.
King Athelstan, to his death, in
941.
King Edgar, to his death, in 975.
The duke Edric.
King Harold.
King Henry I.
King Henry II.
Wm. Mandeville, E. of Essex.
Ring Richard I.
Gerard, abp. of Aix.
Bernard, bp. of Bayonne.
Robt. de Sabloil.
Richd. de Camville.
Wm. de Fortze, of Oleron.
Leaders and governors of all the
king's navy, and governors of the
king's ships going to the Holy
Land.
Sir Stephen de Turnham, and
Sir Robt. de Turnham.
Ring John.
Wm. Longespee (claiming to be E.
of Salisbury), nat. son of Henry
II., by Rosamond Clifford.
The E. of Boulogne.
Many of the kings in this list were
in sea-battles, or went upon ex-
peditions with their fleets.
ECING HENRY III.
1217.
Sir Hubert de Burgh.
Sir Philip de Albini.
1224.
Sir Geoffrey de Lucy.
Richd. de Aguillon.
1235.
Peter de Rivall, a priest ?
1264.
Sir Thos. de Moleton, capt. and keeper of
the sea and coasts.
959.
1016.
1066.
1106.
1172.
1177.
1189.
1189.
1191.
1199.
1213.
RING EDWARD I.
1293.
Sir Robt. Tiptoft.
1294.
Sir John de Botetourt, for the coasts of
Yarmouth. N.
Sir Wm. de Leybourne, for the coasts of
Portsmouth. S.
Sir —— Ormond, for Ireland.
1297.
Sir John de Botetourt, keeper of the
northern seas.
Sir Wm. de Leybourne, capt. of the mari-
Ilel”.S.
1300.
Gervase Alard, adm. of the fleet of the
Cinque Ports.
1306.
Gervase Alard, capt. and adm. of the
king's fleet. W.
Edwd. Chas., capt. and adm. of the king's
fleet. N.
KING EDwARD II.
1308.
Wm. de Betour, capt. of the king's ships
going to the relief of Aberdeen.
1310. -
Sir John de Caunton, capt. and gov. of the
king's fleet going to Scotland.
Sir Simon de Montacute, adm. of the king's
navy.
1311.
Sir John of Argyle, coast of Argyle.
1314.
Sir John Sturmy, and Y Joint adms. against
Peter Bard. the Scots.
1315.
Wm. de Creye, W., Scotland and Ireland.
Thos. de Hewys.
March 15, 1315.
John, ld. Botetourt; adm. and capt. of
all the mariners from the Thames, to
Berwick-on-Tweed.
July 3, 1315.
John de Athey, capt. and leader of the
gºition from Bristol against the
Scots.
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171
Sept. 18, 1315.
Sir Humphrey Littlebury, adm.-in-chief
of one part of the king's navy.
Sir John Sturmy, adm.-in-chief of one
part of the king's mavy.
Nov. 3, 1316.
Sir Robt. Leybourne, adm. of the fleet
going against the Scots.
Dec. 9, 1316.
Sir Nichs. Kyriel, adm, of the fleet of the
Cinque Ports, westward.
March 28, 1317.
John de Athey, capt. of the fleet in Ire-
land.
John de Perburn, or Perbroum, adm. of
the king's fleet. N.
Sir Robt. Leybourne, adm. of the king's
fleet west of the Thames.
April 24, 1318.
Wm. Gettour, capt. and leader of the
king's fleet going to Scotland.
May 23, 1319.
Simon de Dryby. |Adms. of the ships
§ºn jºint tº set
1321.
Sir Hugh le Despenser, adm.
May 19, 1232.
Robt. Battayle, Cinque Ports.
John de Perburn, or Perbroum,
Robt. de Leybourne, W.
July 16, 1324.
Sir John de Cromwell, adm, of the sea-
coasts, and capt. of the king's mariners
going to Gascony.
Aug. 5, 1824.
Sir Robt. Beaudyn. W.
Sir John Sturmey. N.
Sept. 18, 1324.
Stephen Alard, adm. in the absence of sir
Robt. Beaudyn.
- 1325.
Sir Jno. º Adms.
N.
of the three
Sir Nichs. Kyriel. English seas.
Sir John Felton.
Jan. 2, 1326.
Sir Nichs. Kyriel. ) Adms. of the West-
Sir John Sturmey. ern fleets.
Sept. 19, 1326.
Sir Robt. de Leybourne. N.
RING EDWARD III.
April 21, 1327.
John de Perburn, or Perbroun. N.
May 24, 1327.
Waresius de Valoignes. W.
April 6, 1333. -
Hy. Randolph, capt. and adm. for the
Scottish War.
July 16, 1333.
Sir Wm. Clinton, capt. and adm. of the
Cinque Ports and places west of the
Thames.
Jan. 2, 1335.
Sir John de Norwich. N.
Sir Roger Higham. W.
April 4, 1335.
Sir John Howard, capt. and adm. of the
king's fleet of Great Yarmouth and the
ports north of the Thames.
April 6, 1335.
Sir Robt. Holand, capt. and adm. of the
fleet on the coast of Wales and part of
Ireland.
April 24, 1335.
Sir John Athy or Athey, capt. and adm, of
the Irish fleet.
July 6, 1335.
Sir John Cobham, capt. and adm. of the
Cinque Ports and places west of the
Thames. -
Peter Bard, capt. and adm. of Cinque
Ports and other western ports, to pro-
ceed against the Scots.
Feb. 10, 1336.
Sir Thos. Ughtred, capt. and adm. N.
April 10, 1336.
Sir John de Norwich, capt. and adm. N.
Sir Geoffrey Say, or Galfrid de Say, capt.
and adm. W.
Nov. 8, 1336.
Sir John Roos, or de Ros. N.
Jan. 14, 1337.
Sir Robt. Ufford, and
Sir John Roos, app. jointly adms. of the
king's northern fleet.
Sir Wm. Montacute, capt. and adm. W.
May 30, 1337.
Sir Geoffrey de Say, and
Sir Otho Grandison, commanders of the W.
fleet.
Aug. 11, 1337.
Sir Walter Manny, capt, and adm. N.
Sir Wm. Burghersh, capt. and adm. W.
July 28, 1338.
Sir Thos. Drayton or Draiton. N.
Peter Bard. W.
172
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Feb. 18, 1339.
Sir Robt. Morley. N.
Sir Wm. Trussell. W.
Feb. 20, 1340.
Sir Richd. Fitz-Alan, E. of Arundel. W.
Mar. 6, 1340.
Sir Robt. Morley, capt. and adm. N.
April 5, 1341.
Sir Robt. Morley, adm. N.
June 12, 1341.
Sir Wm. Clinton, E. of Huntingdom, capt.
and adm. of the W. fleet.
April 10, 1342.
Sir John de Montgomery. W.
Dec. 20, 1342.
Sir Wm. Trussell. N.
Sir Robt. Beaupel. W.
May 8, 1344.
Sir Robt. Ufford, E. of Suffolk. N.
Sir Reginald de Cobham, capt. and adm.
W.
Feb. 23, 1345.
Richd., E. of Arundel. W.
- Jan. 25, 1347.
King Edward III., styled King of the Seas.
Feb. 23, 1347.
Sir John de Montgomery. W.
Mar, 8, 1347.
Sir John Howard. N.
Mar. 14, 1348.
Sir Walter Manny. N.
Sir Reginald Cobham. W.
June 6, 1348.
Sir Robt. Morley. N.
Aug. 17, 1349.
Sir John Beauchamp, adm. of a fleet off
Calais.
1350.
Tºobert de Caustom. N.—Spelman.
July 22, 1350.
Sir Robt. Morley, again.—Spelman.
Mar. 8, 1351.
Sir Wm. de Bohun, E. of Northampton,
capt. and adm. W.
1352.
Thos., E. of Warwick.
Mar. 1354.
John Gybon, adm. of a squadron.
W.—Spelman.
Mar. 5, 1355.
Sir Robt. Morley. N.
Sir John Beauchamp. W.
Jan. 1356.
Robt. Ledrede, adm. of a fleet going to
Gascony for wine.
Aug. 8, 1356.
Robt. Drouss, of Cork, adm. of the Irish
fleet.
July 18, 1360.
Sir John Beauchamp, adm, of the king's
N., S., and W. fleets.
Jan. 26, 1361.
Sir Robt. Herle, adm. of the N., S., and W.
fleets.
July 7, 1364.
Sir Ralph Spigurnell, adm. of the N. and
W. fleets. -
April 28, 1369.
Sir Robt. Ashton. W.
June 12, 1369.
Sir Nichs. Tamworth, N.
Feb. 6, 1370.
Sir Guy Bryan. W.
Sir Guy Bryan was at sea in command of
a squadron in Jan. 1370.
May 30, 1370.
John, lord Neville. N.
Sir Guy Bryan. W.
July 8, 1370.
Sir Ralph Ferrers, adm. of the king's fleet
going to Britanny.
Oct. 6, 1371.
Sir Robt. Ashton, adm. W.
| Sir Ralph Ferrers, adm. N.
Mar. 7, 1372,
Sir Philip Courtenay, adm. W.
Sir Wm. de Neville. N.
Feb. 16, 1373.
E. of Salisbury app. capt. of all ships and
barges going to sea.
July 16, 1376.
Wm., E. of Suffolk. N.
Nov. 24, 1376.
Sir Michael de la Pole. N.
Sir Robt. Hales, prior of St. John's of
Jerusalem, adm. W. i
KING RICHARD II.
Aug. 14, 1377.
Sir Michael de la Pole. N.
Sir Robt. Hales. W.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
173
Dec. 5, 1377.
Thos., E. of Warwick. N.
Richd., E. of Arundel. W.
Sept. 10, 1378.
Sir Hugh Calverley. W.
Nov. 5, 1378.
Sir Thos. Percy. N.
Mar. 8, 1380.
Sir Philip Courtenay. W.
April 8, 1830.
Sir Wm. de Elmham. N.
May 22, 1382.
Sir John Roche, or Roches, adm, of a fleet
from Southampton, westward.
Oct. 26, 1382.
Sir Walter Fitz-Walter. N.
Sir John Roche. W.
Nov. 13, 1383.
Edwd., E. of Devonshire. W.
Dec. 2, 1383.
Hy., E. of Northumberland. N.
Jan. 29, 1385.
Sir Thos. Percy. N. ; aft. E of Wor-
cester, and beheaded in 1402.
Sir John Radington, or Radlington, prior
of St. John's of Jerusalem. W.
Feb. 22, 1386.
Sir Philip Darcy. N.
Dec. 10, 1386.
Richd., E. of Arundel, adm. of the N. and
W. fleets; held that office until May 18,
1389.
May 20, 1389.
John, ld, Beaumont. N.
John, E. of Huntingdon. W.
May 31, 1389.
Sir John Roche, adm. of the W. and N.
fleets.
June 22, 1389.
John, ld. Beaumont. N.
John, E. of Huntingdon. W.
Mar. 22, 1391.
Edwd., E. of Rutland. N. ; aft. D. of
Albemarle.
Nov. 29, 1391.
Edwd., E. of Rutland, adm. of the N.
and W. fleets.
Aug. 30, 1893.
Matthew Swetenham and Nichs. Maccles-
field, made adms. of Ireland.
May 9, 1398.
John, M. of Dorset, high adm. of the N.
and W. fleets for life. He had been made
adm. of the Irish fleet for life, Feb. 2,
1398.
EING HENRY IV.
Nov. 15, 1399.
Thos., E. of Worcester, adm. of the N.
and W. fleets, and adm. of the Irish
fleet.
April 21, 1401.
Sir Thos. Rampston, or Rempston. W.
April 26, 1401.
Richd., ld. Grey, of Codnor.
Nov. 5, 1403.
Thos., ld. Berkeley. W.
Nov. 18, 1403.
Sir Thos. Beaufort. N. ; aft. E. of Dorset
and D. of Exeter.
July 5, 1404.
James Dartasso, made adm. of Ireland.
Feb. 20, 1405.
Sir Thos. Lancaster (Plantagenet), 2nd son
of the king, aft. D. of Clarence, high
adm. of England.
April 28, 1406.
Nichs. Blackburne. N.
Richd. Clyderow. W.
N.
Dec. 23, 1406.
John, M. of Dorset (E. of Somerset), adm.
of the N. and W. fleets.
May 8, 1407.
Edmd., E. of Kent, high adm. of England.
Sept. 21, 1408.
Sir Thos. Beaufort, adm. of the N. and
W. fleets for life.
RING HENRY W.
June 3, 1413.
Thos., E. of Dorset, adm. of England,
Ireland, Aquitaine, and Picardy.
Sept. 28, 1414.
Patrick Coterell and Jas. Cornewalsche,
app, the king's adms. of Ireland, from
Wykynglone Head to Leperisylond, for
their lives.
Feb. 18, 1415.
Sir Thos. Carew, and
Sir Gilbert Talbot, app. capts, and leaders
of men at arms at sea, in the absence of
the E. of Dorset, with the usual powers
of adms.
174
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July 6, 1416.
Thos., ld. Morley, adm. of a fleet going
from London to Southampton.
Jnly 26, 1416.
Sir Walter Hungerford, adm. of an expe-
dition under the D. of Bedford, the
king's lieut. at sea.
July 20, 1417.
Edmd., E. of March, app. the king's lieut.
at sea to bring the fleet to England, and
them conduct it again with troops to the
king.
July 25, 1417.
John, E. of Huntington, app. the king's
lieut., with all the powers of adm., during
the king's absence.
Mar. 2, 1421.
Sir Wm. Bardolf, app. adm, of a fleet.
John, E. of Richmond and D. of Bedford,
ld. adm.
ICING HENRY WI.
1422.
John, D. of Bedford, contal.
Oct. 21, 1437.
John, D. of Exeter and E. of Huntingdon,
and Hy. his son, for their lives, ld, adms.
of England, Ireland, and Aquitaine.
1448–1451.
Wm. de la Pole, ditto; during the minority
of Hy. Holland, D. of Exeter.
July 23, 1451.
Hy., D. of Exeter.
KING EDWARD TV.
1461.
Richd., E. of Warwick and Salisbury,
styled the “King maker.”
July 30, 1462.
Wm., E. of Kent.
Oct. 12, 1462.
Richd., D. of Gloucester, brother to the
king.
Jan. 2, 1470.
Richd., E. of Warwick ; capt. of the
town and citadel of Calais, const. of
Dover Castle, and lá. warden of the
Cinque ports.
1472.
Richd., D. of Gloucester.
KING RICHARD III.
July 25, 1483.
John, D. of Norfolk.
KING HENRY VII.
1485–1512.
John de Vere, E. of Oxford.
KING HENRY WIII.
John de Vere, E. of Oxford, contal.
Aug. 15, 1513.
Lord Edwd. Howard.
May 4, 1514.
Thos., D. of Norfolk.
1525–1536.
Hy. Fitzroy (natural son to the king), D. of
Richmond and Somerset, and E. of
Nottingham.
Aug. 16, 1536.
Wm., E. of Southampton.
July 18, 1540.
John, ld, Russel.
June 27, 1542.
John, visc. Lisle, and baron of Malpas,
aft. D. of Northumberland, high adm.
KING EDWARD VI.
Feb. 17, 1547.
Thos., ld. Seymour, of Sudley, high adm.
of England, Ireland, Wales, Calais,
Boulogne, Marches of ditto, Normandy,
Gascony, and Aquitaine, capt.-gen. of the
navy and seas; beheaded 20th January
1549.
Oct. 28, 1549.
John, visc. Lisle, aft, D. of Northumber-
land, high adm.
May 4, 1550.
Edwd., ld, Clinton and Say.
QUEEN MARY.
Mar. 20, 1554.
Wm., Howard, of Effingham, high
adm.
ld.
Mar. 3, 1556.
Edwd., ld, Clinton and Say, aft. E. of
Lincoln.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Edwd., E. of Lincoln, contal
1585–1619.
Chas, ld, Howard of Effingham, aft. E.
of Nottingham. w
KING JAMES I.
Chas., E. of Nottingham, conta.
Jan. 28, 1619.
Geo., M. of Buckingham, aft. E. of Coven-
try and D. of Buckingham.
KING CHARLEs I.
Geo., D. of Buckingham, conta,
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175
Mar. 16, 1636.
Commissioners.
Richd., ld. Weston, and Robt., E.
Liñdsey, gr. chambn. of England.
Edwd., E. of Dorset, ld, chambn. to the
queen.
Fras., ld. Cottington, chanc. and under
treas. of the exchequer.
Sir Hy. Vane, compt. of the household.
Sir John Coke and Sir Fras. Windebank,
Sec.S. St.
of
Mar. 23, 1636.
Algernon, E. of Northumberland, ld, adm.
KING CHARLES I.
Robt., E. of Warwick, ld, high adm. of
England, for the parliament. Surrendered
his commission by an ordinance that
members should have no employments.
April 15, 1645.
A committee appointed by both Houses.
Arthur, E. of Essex.
Robt., E. of Warwick.
Wm., visc. Say and Sele.
Dudley, ld. North.
Wm. Earle, Philip Stapleton, J. Levelyn,
jun., Christr. Wray, J. Rolle, G. Greene,
D. Hollis, J. Selden, F. Rouse, T. Eden,
J. Lisle, Bulstrode Whitelocke.
April 28, 1645.
Appointed by the Commons.
Robt., E. of Warwick.
Messrs. Bense and H. Pelham.
Feb. 12, 1649.
Messrs. Dean, Fras. Popham, and R. Blake
JAMEs, D. of York, brother
passing of the Test Act.
July 9, 1673.
PRINCE RUPERT.
Anthy., E. of Shaftesbury,
ld, high chanc.
Thos., visc. Latimer, aft. E.
of Danby, ld, high treas.
Arthur, E. of Anglesey, ld.
pr. Seal.
Geo., D. of Buckingham.
Jas., D. of Monmouth.
John, D. of Lauderdale.
Jas., D. of Ormond.
Hy., E. of Arlington, sec.
St.
Sir Geo. Carteret, bt., vice
chambn.
Hy. Coventry, see. St.
Edwd. Seymour.
Sept. 29, 1674.
PRINCE RUPERT.
Heneage, ld. Finch, ld, high
chanc.
Thos., E. of Danby, ld. high
trea.S.
Arthur, E. of Anglesey, ld.
pr. Seal.
Jas., D. of Monmouth.
John, D. of Lauderdale.
Jas., D. of Ormond.
Hy., E. of Arlington.
Sir Geo. Carteret, bt., Vice
chambn.
Hy. Coventry.
Sir Jos. Williamson.
Edwd. Seymour.
RING CHARLES II.
June 6, 1660.
to the king, lord high adm. of England. Res. on the
COMMISSIONERS.
July 28, 1675.
PRINCE RUPERT.
Heneage, ld. Finch, ld, high
chanc.
Thos., E. of Danby, ld, high
treas.
Arthur, E. of Anglesey, ld.
pr. Seal.
Jas., D. of Monmouth.
Jas., D. of Ormond.
Hy., E. of Arlington, sec.
St.
Thos., E. of Ossory.
Wrm., E. of Craven.
Sir Geo. Carteret, bt., vice
chambn.
Hy. Coventry.
Sir Jos. Williamson,
St.
Edwd. Seymour.
SëC.
Sept. 14, 1677.
PRINCE RUPERT.
Heneage, ld. Finch, lil. high
chanc.
Thos., E. of Danby, ld, high
treaSr.
Arthur, E. of Anglesey, ld.
pr. Seal.
Jas., D. of Monmouth.
John, D. of Lauderdale.
Jas., D. of Ormond.
Thos., E. of Ossory.
Hy., E. of Arlington, ld.
chambri. of the hshold.
Wm., E. of Craven.
Sir Geo. Carteret, bt., vice
chambn.
Sir Jos. Williamson, sec. st.
Sir John Ernley, bt.
Sir Thos. Chicheley, mast.
of the ordn.
Edwd. Seymour.
Feb. 14, 1679,
SIR HY. CAPEL.
Hon. Danl. Finch.
Sir Thos. Lee, bt.
Sir Humphrey Winch, bt.
Sir Thos. Meeres.
Edwd. Vaughan.
Edwd. Hales.
Feb. 19, 1680.
HON. DANL. FINCH, aft. la.
Finch, & E. OR NOTTING-
HAM.
Sir Humphrey Winch, bt.
Sir Thos. Meeres.
Edwd. Hales.
Wm., visc. Brouncker, of
Ireland.
Sir Thos. Littleton, bt.
Jan. 20, 1682.
DANL. LORD FINCH, aft. E.
OF NOTTINGHAM.
Sir Humphrey Winch, bt.
Sir Thos. Meeres.
Edwd. Hales.
Wm., visc. Brouncker.
Hy. Savile.
Sir John Chicheley.
176
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Aug. 28, 1683.
DANL., E. OF NoTTINGHAM.
Sir Humphrey Winch, bt.
Sir Thos. Meeres.
Sir Edwd. Hales, bt.
Hy. Savile.
Sir John Chicheley.
Arthur Herbert.
John, lord Vaughan.
Apr. 17, 1684.
DANL., E. OE NOTTINGHAM.
Sir Humphrey Winch, bt.
Sir Thos. Meeres.
Sir Edwd. Hales, bt.
Hy. Savile.
Sir John Chicheley.
Arthur Herbert.
John, lord Waughan.
This commission was re-
voked May 22, 1684.
1684–5. KING CHARLES II., lord high adm.
King James II.
King JAMEs II. declared himself in council, lord high adm. and lord general of the
navy; and he managed the admiralty affairs by Mr. Secretary Pepys all his reign.
Mar. 8, 1689.
HON. ARTHUR HERBERT.
John, E. of Carberry.
Sir Michael Wharton.
Sir Thos. Lee, bt.
Sir John Lowther, bt., of
Whitehaven.
Wm. Sacheverell.
Jan. 20, 1690.
THOS., E. OF PEMBROKE and
MONTGOMERY.
John, E. of Carberry.
Sir Thos. Lee, bt.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Sir John Chicheley.
Jan. 23, 1691.
THOMAs, E. OF PEMBROKE
and M.
Sir Thos. Lee, bt.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt.
Hy. Priestman.
Anthy., visc. Falkland.
Robt. Austen.
Nov. 16, 1691.
THOMAS, E. OF PEMBROKE
and M.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt.
Thos., E. of PEMBROKE and Montgomery,
Pr. GEORGE of DENMARK, ld, high adm. of England; and,
RING WILLIAM III.
COMMISSIONERS.
Hy. Priestman.
Anthy., visc. Falkland.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich., bt.
Mar. 10, 1692.
CHAs., LORD CORNWALLIS.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt.
Hy. Priestman.
Anthy., visc. Falkland.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich., bt.
Apr. 15, 1693.
ANTHY., VISC, FALKLAND.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Hy. Priestman.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt.
Hy. Killegrew, bt.
Sir Ralph Delaval, bt.
May 2, 1694.
EDWD. RUSSELL, aft. E. OF
ORFORD.
Sir John Lowther, bt.
Hy. Priestman.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt.
Sir Geo. Rooke.
Sir John Houblon,
Jan. 18, 1702.
w
QUEEN ANNE.
May 20, 1702.
June 28, 1707.
Feb. 24, 1696.
EDWD. RUSSELL, aft. E. OF
ORFORD.
Hy. Priestman.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt.
Sir Geo. Rooke.
Sir John Houblon.
Jas. Kendal.
June 5, 1697.
EDWID. RUSSELL, now E. OF
ORFORD.
Hy. Priestman.
Robt. Austen.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt.
Sir Geo. Rooke.
Sir John Houblon.
Jas. Kendal.
Goodwin Wharton.
June 2, 1699.
JOHN, E. OF BRIDGEwATER.
John, lord Haversham.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt.
Sir Geo. Rooke.
Sir David Mitchell.
Apr. 4, 1701.
THOS., E. OF PEMBROKE
and M.
John, lord Haversham.
Sir Geo. Rooke.
Sir David Mitchell.
Geo. Churchill.
z
ld, high adm.
Pr. GEORGE, ld, high adm, of Great Britain; on account of the Union between
England and Scotland.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
177
Commissioners appointed by Pr. George of Denmark to be his Council.
May 20, 1702.
SIR GEO. RookE.
Sir David Mitchell.
Geo. Churchill.
Richd. Hill.
April 30, 1704.
SIR GEO. Roof: E.
Sir David Mitchell.
Geo. Churchill.
Bichd. Hill.
Hon. Jas. Bridges, aft. D. of
Chandos.
Hon. Hy. Paget, aft. E. of Ux-
bridge.
Feb. 8, 1706,
SIR DAVID MITCHELL.
Geo. Churchill.
Richd. Hill.
Hon. Hy. Paget.
June 28, 1707.
SIR. DAVID MITCHELL.
Geo. Churchill.
Richd. Hill.
Hon. Hy. Paget.
Sir Cloudesley Shovel.
Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir R. & E.
of Orford.
Sir Stafford Fairborne.
April 19, 1708.
DAVID, E, OF WEMYSS.
Geo. Churchill.
Richd. Hill.
Hon. Hy. Paget.
Sir Stafford Fairborne.
Sir John Leake.
June 20, 1708.
DAVID, E. OF WEMYSS.
Geo. Churchill.
Richd. Hill.
Hon. Hy. Paget.
Sir John Leake.
Sir Jas. Wishart.
Robt. Fairfax.
The Prince died October 28, 1708, and Queen Anne acted by Secretary Burchett.
UNION WITH SCOTLAND.
TIORD HIGH ADMIRALS, &c., OF GREAT BRITAIN.
1707. June 28. Pr. George, ld. high adm. Vide supra.
1708. Nov. 29.
Nov. 8, 1709.
EDwD., E OF ORFORD.
Sir John Leake.
Sir Geo. Byng,
Torrington.
Geo. Dodington.
Paul Methuen.
Oct. 4, 1710.
SIR JOHN LEAKE.
Sir Geo. Byng.
Geo. Dodington.
Paul Methuen.
Sir Wm. Drake, bt.
John Aislabie.
Sept. 30, 1712.
THos., E. OF STRAFFORD.
Sir John Leake.
Sir Geo. Byng.
Sir Wm. Drake, bt.
John Aislabie.
Sir Jas. Wishart.
Geo. Clarke.
Apr. 9, 1714.
THos., E. OF STRAFFORD.
Sir John Leake.
Sir Wm. Drake, bt.
Sir Jas. Wishart.
Geo. Clarke.
Sir Geo. Beaumont, bt.
aft. Wisc.
RING GEORGE I.
Oct. 14, 1714.
EDWD., E. OF ORFORD.
Sir Geo. Byng.
Geo. Dodington.
Sir John Jennings.
COMMISSIONERS.
Sir Chas. Turner.
Abraham Stanyam.
Geo. Baillie.
Apr. 16, 1717.
JAMES, E. OR BERKELEY.
Matt. Aylmer, aft. lord
Aylmer.
Sir Geo. Byng.
Sir John Jennings.
John Cockburne.
Wm. Chetwynd.
March 19, 1718.
JAS., E. OF BERKELEY.
Sir Geo. Byng.
Sir John Jennings.
John Cockburne.
Wm. Chetwynd.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Oct. 10, 1721.
JAS., E. OR BERKELEY.
Sir John Jennings.
John Cockburne.
| Wm. Chetwynd.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Danl. Pulteney.
June 11, 1725.
JAS., E. OF BERKELEY.
Sir John Jennings.
John Cockburne.
Wm. Chetwynd.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Geo. Oxenden, bt.
Thos., E. of Pembroke & Montgomery, ld, high adm.
KING GEORGE II.
Aug. 2, 1727.
GEO., VISČ. TORRINGTON.
John Cockburne.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Thos, Lyttleton, bt.
Geo., visc. Malpas, K.B.
Saml. Molyneux.
June 1, 1728.
GEO., VISC, TORRINGTON.
John Cockburne.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Geo., visc. Malpas, K.B., aft.
E. of Cholmondeley.
Sir William Yonge, K. B.
May 19, 1729.
GEO., VISC. ToRRINGTON.
John Cockburne.
Sir John Norris.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Sir Wm. Yonge, K.B.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
May 13, 1730.
GEO., VISC. TORRINGTON.
John Cockburne.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Thos. Winnington.
12
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
June 15, 1732.
GEO., VISC. TORRINGTON.
Sir Chas. Wager.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Thos. Winnington.
Thos. Clutterbuck.
Jan. 25, 1733.
Sir CHAs. WAGER.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Thos. Winnington.
Thos. Clutterbuck.
Lord Harry Poulett, aft. D.
of Bolton.
May 22, 1736.
Sir CHAs. WAGER.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Thos. Clutterbuck.
Lord Harry Poulett.
John Campbell.
Mar. 13, 1738.
SIR CHAS. WAGER.
Sir Thos. Lyttleton, bt.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Thos. Clutterbuck.
Lord Harry Poulett.
John Campbell.
Lord Vere Beauclerk, aft.
ld, Were.
May 14, 1741.
Sir CHAS. WAGER.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.
Lord Harry Poulett.
John Campbell.
Lord Vere Beauclerk.
John, visc. Glenorchy.
Edwd. Thompson.
Mar. 19, 1742.
DANL., E. of WINCEIILSEA
and NOTTINGHAM.
John Cockburne.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Chas., ld. Baltimore.
Philip Cavendish.
Geo. Lee.
Hon. John Trevor.
Dec. 13, 1743.
DANL., E. of WINCHILSEA
and NOTTINGHAM.
John Cockburne.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Chas., ld. Baltimore.
Geo. Lee.
Sir Chas. Hard v.
Thos. Philipson.
Dec. 27, 1744.
JOHN, D. of BEDFORD.
John, E. of Sandwich.
Lord Arch. Hamilton.
Lord Were Beauclerk.
Chas., ld. Baltimore.
Geo. Anson.
Geo. Grenville.
April 20, 1745.
JoBIN, D. of BEDFORD.
John, E. of Sandwich.
Lord Archd. Hamilton.
Tord Were Beauclork.
Geo. Anson.
Geo. Grenville.
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge.
Feb. 22, 1746.
JoBIN, D. of BEDFORD.
John, E. of Sandwich.
Lord Were Beauclerk.
Geo. Anson.
Geo. Grenville.
Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge.
Wm. Wildman, visc. Bar-
rington.
Feb. 1747.
John, D. of BEDFORD.
John, E. of Sandwich.
Lord Were Beauclerk.
Geo. Anson, aft. lord Anson.
Wm. Wildman, visc. Bar-
rington.
Wm., visc, Duncannon.
Welbore Ellis.
Feb. 10, 1748.
JOHN, E. of Sandwich.
Lord Were Beauclerk.
Geo., ld. Anson,
Wm. Wildman, visc. Bar-
rington.
Wm., visc. Tuncannon.
Welbore Ellis.
Hon. John Stanhope.
Nov. 18, 1749.
John, E. of SANDw1CH.
Geo., ld. Anson.
Wm. Wildman, visc. Bar-
rington.
Wm., visc. Duncannon.
Welbore Ellis.
Hon. Thos. Williers.
Granville Leveson, visc,
Trentham, aft. E. Gower.
June 22, 1751.
GEO., lil. ANSON.
Wm. Wildman, visc. Bar-
rington.
Wm., visc. Duncannon.
Welbore Ellis.
Hon. Thos. Williers.
Wm. Rowley.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
April 6, 1754.
GEO., ld. ANSON.
Wm., visc. Duncannon.
Welbore Ellis.
Hon. Thos. Williers.
Sir Wm. Rowley, K.B.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Hon. Chas. Townshend.
Dec. 23, 1755.
GEO., ld. ANSON.
Wm., visc. Duncannon, aft.
E. of Besborough.
Hon. Thos. Williers.
Sir Wm. Rowley, K.B.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
John, visc. Bateman.
Hon. Richd. Edgcumbe, aft.
ld. Edgcumbe.
Nov. 19, 1756.
RICHD., E. TEMPLE.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Temple West.
John Pitt.
George Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Gilbert Elliot.
Dec. 11, 1756.
RICHD., E. T.FMPLE.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Temple West.
Geo. Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Gilbert Elliot.
Hon. John Forbes.
April 6, 1757.
DANL., E. of WINCHILSEA
and NOTTINGHAM.
Sir Wm. Rowley, K.B.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Gilbert Elliot.
John, ld. Carysfort.
Savage Mostyn.
Hon. Edwin Sandys,
lord Sandys.
July 2, 1757.
GEO., ld. ANSON.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Temple West.
Geo. Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Gilbert Elliot.
Hon. John Forbes.
KING GEORGE III.
March 21, 1761.
GEO., ld. ANSON.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen.
Geo. Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
aft
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179
Hon. John Forbes.
Hans Stanley.
Geo. Bussey, visc. Williers.
Thos. Pelham.
- June 19, 1762.
GEO. MonTAGU DUNK, E.
of HALIFAX.
Geo. Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Hon. John Forbes.
Hans Stanley.
Geo. Bussey, visc. Williers.
Thos. Pelham, aft. lord
Pelham.
Jan. 1, 1763.
Hon. GEO. GRENVILLE.
Geo. Hay.
Thos. Orby Hunter.
Hon. John Forbes.
Hans Stanley.
John, ld. Carysfort.
Jas. Harris.
April 23, 1763.
John, E. of SANDWICH.
Geo. Hay.
Hans Stanley.
John, ld. Carysfort.
Rică., visc. Howe.
Hy., ld. Digby.
Thos. Pitt.
Sept. 10, 1763.
JOHN, E. of EGMONT.
Geo. Hay.
Hans Stanley.
John, ld. Carysfort.
Richd., visc. Howe.
Hy., ld. Digby.
Thos. Pitt.
Aug. 30, 1765.
JoEIN, E. of EGMONT.
Thos. Pitt, aft. lord Camel-
ford.
Sir Chas. Saunders, K.B.
Hon. Aug. Keppel.
Chas. Townshend.
Sir Wm. Meredyth, bt.
John Buller.
Dec. 21, 1765.
John, E. of EGMONT.
Sir Chas. Saunders, K.B.
Hon. Aug. Keppel.
Chas. Townshend.
Sir Wm. Meredyth, bt.
John Buller.
Hon. John Yorke.
Sept. 10, 1766.
Sir CHAs. SAUNDERS, R.B.
Hon. Aug. Keppel, aft. Visc.
Reppel.
Chas. Townshend. -
Sir Wm. Meredyth, bt.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt.
Dec. 10, 1766.
Sir EDwD. HAWKE, K.B.
Chas. Townshend. -
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt.
Sir Piercy Brett.
Chas. Jenkinson.
March 19, 1768.
Sir EDwD. HAwre, K.B.
Chas. Townshend.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt.
Sir Piercy Brett.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Feb. 24, 1770.
Sir EDwD. HAWKE, K.B.,
aft. lord Hawke.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Fras. Holburne.
Hon. Chas. Jas. Fox.
Jan. 12, 1771.
JOHN, E. of SANDw1CH.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Fras. Holburne.
Hon. Chas. Jas. Fox.
Jan. 26, 1771.
JOHN, E. of SANDw1CH.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Hon. Chas. Jas. Fox.
Hon. Aug. John Hervey.
May 6, 1772.
JOHN, E. of SANDWICH.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Hon. Aug. John Hervey.
Thos. Bradshaw.
Dec. 4, 1774.
John, E. of SANDw1CH.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Hon. Aug. John Hervey, aft.
E. of Bristol.
Hy. Penton.
April 6, 1775.
JOHN, E. of SANDw1CH.
John Buller.
Hy., visc. Palmerston.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Hy. Penton.
Sir Hugh Palliser, bt.
Dec. 4, 1777.
JoBN, E. of SANDWICH.
John Buller.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, now E. of Lisburne.
Hy. Penton.
Sir Hugh Palliser, bt.
Constantine John, lord Mul-
grave.
April 1779.
JOHN, E. of SAND WICH.
John Buller.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Wilmot, E. of Lisburne.
Hy. Penton.
Constantine John, lord Mul-
grave.
Robt. Man.
July 6, 1779.
JOHN, E. of SANDwich.
John Buller.
Wilmot, E. of Lisburne.
Hy. Penton.
Constantine John, lord Mul.
grave.
Robt. Man.
Bamber Gascoigne.
Sept. 6, 1780.
JOHN, E. of SANDWICII.
Wilmot, E. of Lisburne.
Hy. Penton.
Constantine John, lord Mul-
grave.
Bamber Gascoigne.
Hon. Chas. Fras. Greville.
Geo. Darby.
March 30, 1782.
Hon. AUG. KEPPEL,
visc. Keppel.
Sir Robt. Harland, bt.
Hugh Pigot.
Wm., visc. Duncannon.
Hon. John Townshend.
Chas. Brett.
Richd. Hopkins.
July 13, 1782.
AUG., visc. KEPPEL.
Sir Robt. Harland, bt.
aft.
12 *
180
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Hugh Pigot.
Chas. Brett.
Richd. Hopkins.
Hon. John Jeffreys Pratt.
John Aubrey.
Jan. 28, 1783.
RICHD., visc. HOWE.
Hugh Pigot.
Chas. Brett.
Richd. Hopkins.
Hon. John Jeffreys Pratt.
John Aubrey.
Hon. John Leveson Gower.
April 8, 1783.
AUG., visc. KEPPEL.
Hugh Pigot.
Wrm., visc. Duncannon.
Hon. John Townshend.
Sir John Lindsay, IC. B.
Wm. Jolliffe.
Whitshed Keene.
Dec. 30, 1783.
RICHD., visc. HOWE.
Chas. Brett.
Hon. John Jeffreys Pratt.
Hon. John Leveson Gower.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Hon. Chas. Geo. Perceval,
aft. li. Arden.
Jas. Modyford Heywood.
April 2, 1784.
RICHD., visc, How E, aft. E.
Howe.
Chas. Brett.
Richd. Hopkins. -
|Hon. John Jeffreys Pratt,
aft. visc. Bayham.
Hon. John Leveson Gower.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Hon. Chas. Geo. Perceval,
lord Arden.
July 16, 1788.
Jon N, E. of CHATHAM.
Richd. Hopkins.
John Jeffreys, visc. Bayham.
Hon. John Leveson Gower.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Aug. 12, 1789.
John, E. of CHATHAM.
Richd. Hopkins.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Sir Fras. S. Drake, bt., d.
Nov. 1789.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend.
Jan. 19, 1790.
John, E. of CHATHAM.
Richd. Hopkins.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend.
Alan Gardner.
June 25, 1791.
JOHN, E. of CHATHAM.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend.
Alan Gardner.
John Smyth.
Chas. Small Pybus.
May 4, 1793.
JOHN, E. of CHATHAM.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Alan Gardner.
John Smyth.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Philip Affleck.
May, 1794.
JOHN, E. of CHATHAM.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Alan Gardner.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Philip Affleck.
Sir Chas. Middleton, bt.
Dec. 20, 1794.
GEO. JOHN, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld, Arden.
Saml., ld. Hood.
Sir Alan Gardner, bt.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Philip Affleck.
Sir Chas. Middleton, bt.
Mar. 2, 1795.
GEO. JoHN, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Sir Chas. Middleton,
aft. 16. Barham.
Lord Hugh Seymour.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
bt.,
Dec. 2, 1795.
GEO. JoHN, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Chas. Small Pybus.
Lord Hugh Seymour.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Wm. Young.
July 1797.
GEO. JOHN, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld, Arden.
Lord Hugh Seymour.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Wm. Young.
Thos. Wallace.
Sept. 18, 1798.
GEO. John, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Wm. Young.
Thos. Wallace.
Robt. Man.
July 10, 1800.
GEO. JOHN, E. SPENCER.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Wm. Young.
Robt. Man.
Hon. Wm. Eliot.
Feb. 19, 1801.
JOHN, E. ST. VINCENT.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Hon. Wrm. Eliot.
Sir Thos. Troubrdge, bt.
Jas. Adams.
John Markham.
Wrm. Garthshore.
Jan. 17, 1804.
JOHN, E. ST. VINCENT.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Sir Thos. Troubridge, bt.
Jas. Adams.
John Markham.
John Lemon.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.
May 15, 1804.
HY., visc. MELv1LLE.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.
Sir John Colpoys, K.B.
Philip Patton.
Wm. Dickinson, jun.
Sept. 13, 1804.
HY., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Sir John Colpoys, K.B.
Philip Patton.
Wm. Dickinson, jun.
Sir Evan Nepean, bt.
May 2, 1805.
Sir CHAs. MIDDLETON, bt.,
cr. lord BARHAM.
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181
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
Jas. Gambier.
Philip Patton.
Wm. Dickinson, jun.
Sir Evan Nepean, bt.
Geo., ld. Garlies.
Feb. 10, 1806.
Hon. CHAs. GREY.
Sir Philip Stephens, bt.
John Markham.
Sir Chas. Morice Pole, bt.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.
Lord Wrm. Russell.
Wm., ld, Kensington.
Sept. 29, 1806.
THOS. GRENVILLE.
Sir Philip Stephens, bts
John Markham.
Sir Chas. Morice Pole, bt.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.
Lord Wrm. Russell.
Wm., ld. Kensington.
Oct. 23, 1806.
THos. GRENVILLE.
John Markham.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.
Lord Wrm. Russell.
Wm., ld. Kensington.
Thos. Fras. Fremantle.
Wrm. Frankland.
April 6, 1807.
HY., ld. MULGRAVE.
Jas. Gambier.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
Wm. Johnstone Hope.
Robt. Ward.
|Hy. John, visc. Palmerston.
Jas. Buller.
May 9, 1808.
HY., lord MULGRAVE.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
Wm. Johnstone Hope.
Robt. Ward.
Hy. John, visc. Palmerston.
Jas. Buller.
Wm. Domett.
Nov. 24, 1809.
HY., lord MULGRAVE.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
Robt. Ward.
Jas. Buller.
Wm. Domett.
Robt. Moorsom.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
May 1, 1810.
CHAs. YORKE.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
Robt. Ward.
Jas. Buller.
Wm. Domett.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Hon. Fredk. John Robinson.
June 17, 1811.
CHAs. YORKE.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
Jas. Buller.
Wrm. Domett.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Hon. Fredk, John Robinson.
Horatio, ld. Walpole.
Mar. 25, 1812.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Wrm. Domett.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Hon. Fredk. John Robinson,
aft. visc. Goderich and E.
of Ripon. --
Horatio, ld. Walpole.
Wm. Dundas.
Geo. Johnstone Hope.
Oct. 5, 1812.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Wm. Domett.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Wm. Dundas.
Geo. Johnstone Hope.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn.
May 18, 1813.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Wm. Domett.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Wm. Dundas.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn.
Lord Hy. Paulet.
Oct. 23, 1813.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Wm. Dundas.
Geo. Johnstone Hope.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn.
Lord Hy. Paulet.
Aug. 23, 1814.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Jos. Sydney Yorke.
Geo. Johnstone Hope.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn.
Lord Hy. Paulet.
Barrington Pope Blachford.
May 24, 1816.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Jos.
BC. C. B.
Sir Geo. Hope, K.C.B.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn.
Sir Graham Moore, K.C.B.
Hy., M. of Worcester.
Sydney Yorke,
April 2, 1818.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
John Osborn, aft. bt.
Sir Graham Moore, K.C.B.
Hy., M. of Worcester.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Hy. Hotham, K.C.B.
Mar. 15, 1819.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
Sir John Osborn, bt.
Sir Graham Moore, K.C. B.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G. C. B.
Sir Hy. Hotham, K.C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Mar. 13, 1820.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Wm. Johnstone Hope,
IX. C. B.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
Sir John Osborn, bt.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Hy. Hotham, K.C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Feb. 8, 1822.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Wrm. Johnstone Hope,
IC.C.I3.
Sir John Osborne, bt.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Hy. Hotham, R. C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Wm. Robt. Keith Douglas.
March 23, 1822.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Wim. Johnstone Hope,
IX.C.B.
Sir John Osborn, bt.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Feb. 16, 1824.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
Sir Wim. Johnstone Hope,
IC.C.R.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Wm. Robt. Keith Douglas.
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LORD HIGH ADMIRAL.
May 2, 1827.
WM. HENRY, D. of CLARENCE, aft, WM. IV., L.D. HIGH ADM. of the U. K. of Gr. Britain
and Ireland, assisted by the following.
H.R.H. COUNCIL.
COUNCILS.
Feb. 4, 1828.
March 12, 1828.
V. ADM. SIR WM. JoEINSTONE | V. ADM. SIR WM. JoEINSTONE | V. ADM. SIR GEO. CoCKBURN,
HOPE, G.C.B.
HOPE, G.C.E.
V. adm. Sir Geo. Cockburn, |V. adm. Sir Geo. Cockburn,
G.C.B.
Wm. Robert Reith Douglas.
John Evelyn Denison.
G.C.B.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Geo. Chas., E. of Brecknock.
G.C.E.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Geo. Chas., E. of Brecknock.
R. adm. Sir Edwd. Wm. Camp-
bell Rich Owen, K.C.B.
The D. of Clarence res. the office of là. high adm., Aug. 12, 1828.
Sept. 19, 1828.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
W. adm. Sir Geo. Cock-
burn, G.C.B.
V. adm. Sir Hy. Hotham.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Geo. Chas., E. of Breck-
nock.
July 15, 1829.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
V. adm. sir Geo. Cock-
burn, G.C.B.
W. Adm. sir Hy. Hotham.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt.
Fredk., visc. Castlereagh.
July 31, 1830.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE.
V. adm. Sir Goo. Cock-
burn, G.C. B.
W. adm. sir Hy. Hotham.
Fredk., visc. Castlereagh.
Chas. Ross.
Nov. 25, 1830.
Sir JAs. ROBT. GEO. GRA-
HAM, bt.
R. adm. Sir Thos. Master-
man Hardy.
R. adm. hon. Geo. Heneage
Lawrence Dundas.
Sir Saml. John
Pechell, bt.
Hon. Geo. Barrington.
June 8, 1832.
Sir JAS. ROBT. GEO. GRA-
HAM, bt.
R. adm. Sir T. M. Hardy.
R. adm. hon. Geo. Heneage
L. Dundaş.
Sir Saml. John
Pechell, bt.
Brooke
Brooke
COMMISSIONERS.
Hon. Geo. Barrington.
Hy. Labouchere.
Apr. 13, 1833.
Sir JAS. R. G. GRAHAM, bt.
R. adm. sir T. M. Hardy.
R. adm. hon. Geo. Heneage
L. Dundas.
Sir Saml.
Pechell, bt.
IIy. Labouchere.
Hon. Maurice Fredk. Eitz-
hardinge Berkeley.
John Brooke
June 11, 1834.
GEO., lord AUCKLAND.
R. adm. Sir T. M. Hardy.
R. adm. hon. Geo. Heneage
L. Dundas.
Sir Saml.
Pechell, bt.
Hy. Labouchere.
Hon. Maurice Fredk. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley.
John Brooke
Aug. 1. 1834
GEO., lord AUCKLAND.
Hon. Geo. Heneage L.
Dundas.
Sir Saml. John Brooke
Pechell, bt.,
Hy. Labouchere, and
Hon. M. F. Fitzhardinge
Berkeley.
Nov. 1, 1834.
GEO., ld. AUCKLAND.
R. adm. Sir Chas. Adam.
R. adm. Sir Wm. Parker.
Sir Saml. John Brooke
Pechell, bt.
Hy. Labouchere, aft. la.
Taunton.
Hon. M. F. Fitzhardinge
Berkeley.
Dec. 23, 1834.
THos. PHILIP, E. de GREY.
W. adm. Sir Geo. Cock-
burn, G.C. B.
Sir John Poo Beresford, bt.
Sir Chas. Rowley, K.C.B.
Anthy, ld. Ashley.
Maurice Fitzgerald.
Apr. 25, 1835.
GEO., lord AUCKLAND.
R. adm. Sir Chas. Adam,
R. adm. Sir Wm. Parker.
Capt. Geo. Elliot.
Sir Edwd. Thos.
bridge, bt.
Archd., ld. Dalmeny.
Trou-
Sept. 19, 1835.
GILBERT, E. of MINTO.
R. adm. Sir Chas. Adam.
R. adm. Sir Wrm, Parker,
Capt. Geo. Elliot.
Sir Edwd. Thos.
bridge, bt.
Archd., ld. Dalmeny.
July 1837.
GILBERT, E. of MINTO.
V. adm. Sir Chas. Adam.
R. adm. Sir Wm. Parker.
Sir Edwd. Thos. Trou-
bridge, bt.
Archd., ld, Dalmeny.
Hon. M. F. Fitzhardinge
Berkeley.
Trou-
99)
~~ 3
Mar. 5, 1839.
GILBERT, E. of MINTO.
Sir Chas. Adam.
Sir Wrm. Parker.
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183
Sir. Edwd. Thos.
bridge, bt.
Sir Saml. John Brooke,
Pechell, bt.
Archd., ld. Dalmeny.
June 25, 1841.
GILBERT, E. of MINTo.
Sir Chas. Adam.
Sir Edwd. Thos. Troubridge,
bt.
Sir Saml. John B. Pechell,
bt.
Arch., ld. Dalmeny.
Capt. Jas. Whitley Deans
Dundas, C.B.
Sept. 8, 1841.
THOS., E. OF HADDINGTON.
Adm. Sir G. Cockburn,G.C.B.
V. adm. Sir Wm. Hall Gage.
Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour.
Capt. hon, Wm. Gordon,
R. N.
Hon. Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry.
May 22, 1844.
THOS., E. OF HADDINGTON.
Adm. Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B.
V. adm. sir Wm. Hall Gage.
R. adm. Wm. Bowles.
Hon. Wm. Gordon.
Hon. Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry.
Feb. 12, 1845.
THos., E. OF HADDINGTON.
Adm. Sir G. Cockburn, G.C. B.
W. adm. Sir Wm. Hall Gage.
R. adm. Wm. Bowles.
Hon. Wm. Gordon.
Hon. Hy. Fitzroy.
Jan. 13, 1846.
EDwD., E. OF ELLEN-
IBORO UGII.
Adm. Sir G. Cockburn, G.C. B.
V. adm. Sir Wm. Hall Gage.
R. adm. Wrm. Bowles.
Hon. Wm. Gordon.
Hon. Hy. Fitzroy.
Feb. 17, 1846.
EDWD., E. OF ELLEN-
I3() ROUGEI,
Adm. sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B.
V. adm, sir Wm. Hall Gage.
R. adm. Wm. Bowles.
Hon. Hy. Fitzroy.
Hon. Hy. John Rous.
July 13, 1846.
GEO., E. OF AUCKLAND.
W. adm. Sir Wm. Parker.
R. adm. Jas. Whitley Deans
Dundas, C. B.
Capt. hon. Maurice Fredk.
Trou-
Fitzhardinge Berkeley,
C. B.
Capt. lord John Hay, C.B.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
July 24, 1846.
GEO., E. OF AUCKLAND.
W. adm. Sir Chas. Adam.
R, adm. J. W. D. Dundas,
C. B.
Capt, hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C.B.
Capt. lord John Hay, C.B.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
July 20, 1847.
GEO., E. OF AUCKLAND.
R. adm. Jas. W. D. Dundas,
C. B.
R. adm. Hy. Prescott.
Capt. hon, M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, G. B.
Capt. lord John Hay, C.B.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper."
Dec. 23, 1847.
GEO., E. OF AUCRLAND.
R. adm. J. W. D. Dundas,
C. B.
Capt. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C.B.
Capt. lord John Hay, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Jan. 18, 1849.
SIR FRAs. THORNIIILL BAR-
ING, bt.
R. adm. J. W. D. Dundas,
C. B.
Hon. M. F. Fitzhardinge
Berkeley, now r. adm., C.B.
Capt. lord John Iſay, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Jan. 30, 1850.
SIR FRAS, TIIORN HILL BAR-
ING, bt.
R. adm. J. W. D. Dundas, C. B.
R. adm. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C.B.
Capt. Houstom Stewart, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Feb. 12, 1852, G.
SIR FRAS. THORN HILL BAR-
ING, bt.
R. adm. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C. B.
R. adm. Houston Stewart,
C. B.
Adm. Sir Jas. Stirling.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Feb. 28, 1852, G.
ALGERNON, D. OF North-
DMBERLAND.
R. adm. Hyde Parker, C.B.
R. adm. Phipps Hornby, C.B.
Capt. Sir Thos. Herbert,
K. C. B.
Capt. hon. Arthur Dun-
combe.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Dec. 30, 1852.
SIR JAS, ROBT.GEO. GRAHAM,
bt. t
W. adm. Hyde Parker, C.B.
R. adm. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C. B.
Capt. hon. Richd. Saunders
Dundas, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
June 1, 1854.
SIR JAS. RobT. GEO.GRAHAM
bt., G.C. B.
R. adm. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C.B.
R. adm. hon. Richd. Dun-
das, C. B.
Capt. Peter Richards, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper.
Mar. 13, 1855, G.
Sir Chas. Wood, bt.
R. adm. hon. M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, C. B.
R. adm. Hy. Eden.
Capt. Peter Richards, C.B.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Sir Robt. Peel, bt.
Mar. 28, 1857, G.
SIR CHAs. WOOD, bt., G.C.B.
V. adm. hon. Sir M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, K.C.B.
R. adm. hon, sir Richd.
Saunders Dundas, K.C.B.
R. adm. Hy. Eden,
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Sir Robt. Peel, bt.
May 27, 1857, G.
SIR CHAS. WOOD, bt., G.C.B.
V. adm. hom. Sir M. F. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, K.C.B.
R. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, K.C. B.
R. adm. Hy. Eden.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Thos. Geo. Baring.
184
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Nov. 21, 1857, G.
SIR CHAS. WOOD, bt., G.C.B.,
aft. visc. Halifax.
R. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, K.C.B.
R. adm. Hy. Eden.
Capt. Alex. Milne.
Capt. hon. Fredk.
Pelham, C.B.
Thos. Geo. Baring, aft. E.
of Northbrook.
Thos.
Mar. 8, 1858, G.
SIR JNo. SOMERSET PAKING-
TON, bt.
V. adm. Wm. Fanshawe
Martin.
V. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, K.C.B.
R, adm. Alex. Milne.
Capt. hon. Jas.
Drummond, C.B.
Algernon Geo., ld. Lovaine.
Robt.
Jam. 26, 1859, G.
SIR. J.N.O. SOMERSET PAKING-
TON, bt.
W. adm. Wm. F Martin.
V. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, R. C. B.
R. adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
R. C. B.
Capt. hon. Swynfen Thos.
Carnegie, C.B.
Algn. Geo. lá. Lovaine.
Mar. 9, 1859, G.
SIR JNo. SOMERSET PARING-
TON, bt.
V. adm. Wm. F. Martin.
V. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
TXundas, I.C. B.
adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
IX. C. B.
Capt. hon. Swynfen Thos.
Carnegie, C.B.
Hon. Fredk. Lygon.
R.
Apr. 20, 1859, G.
SIR JNo. SOMERSET PARING-
TON, bt.
W. adm. Wrm. F. Martin.
W. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, R.C.B.
R. adm. Sir Hy. Jno. Leeke,
IC.C. 13.
R. adm.
K.C. B.
Hon. Fredk. Lygon.
sir Alex. Milne,
June 27, 1859, G.
EDWI). ADOLPHU8, D. OF
SOMERSET.
V. adm. hon. Sir Richd. S.
Dundas, K.C.B.
R. adm. hon. Fredk. Thos.
Pelham, C.B.
Capt. Chas. Eden, C.B.
Capt. Chas. Frederick.
Saml. Whitbread.
June 14, 1861, G.
EDwD. ADOLPH.Us, D. OF
SOMERSET.
R. adm. hon. Sir
Wm. Grey, K.C.B.
Capt. Chas. Eden, C.B.
Capt. Chas. Frederick.
Capt. hon. Jas. Robt. Drum-
mond, C.B.
Saml. Whitbread.
Mar. 23, 1863, G.
EDwD. ADOLPHUs, D. of
SOMERSET, K.G.
adm. hon. Sir
Wm. Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Frederick.
Capt. hom. Jas. Robt. Drum-
mond, C.B.
Spencer Compton Caven-
dish, c.c. M. of Harting-
ton.
May 2, 1863, G.
EDWD. ADOLPHUs, D. OF
SGMERSET, K.G.
W. adm. hon, sir Fredk,
Wm. Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Frederick.
Capt. hon. Jas. Robt. Drum-
mond, C. B.
Jas. Stansfeld, jun.
April 21, 1864, G.
JJDWD. ADOLPHUs, D, OF
SOMERSET, K.G.
W. adm. hon, sir
Wm. Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Frederick.
R. adm. hon. Jas. Robt.
Drummond, C.B.
Hugh Culling Eardley Chil-
ders.
Mar. 13, 1865, G.
EDWD. ADOLPHUs, D. OF
sir Fredk.
SOMERSET.
W. adm. hon.
Wm. Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Edwd. Gennys Fan-
shawe.
R. adm. hon. Jas.
Drummond, C. B.
Hugh C. E. Childers.
Fredk.
V. Fredk.
I'redk.
Robt.
Jan. 22, 1866, G.
EDwD. ADOLPHUS, D. QF
SOMERSET, K.G.
Adm. bon. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Edwd. Gennys Fan-
shawe, C.B.
Hon. Jas. Robt. Drummond,
C.B.
Hy. Fenwick.
April 7, 1866, G.
EDwD. ADOLPH.Us, D. OF
SOMERSET, K.G.
Adm. hon. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Grey, K.C.B.
R. adm. Chas. Eden, C. B.
R. adm. Edwd. Gennys Fan-
shawe, C. B.
Hon. Jas. Robt. Drummond,
C. B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. Lord
John Hay, C.B.
May 8, 1866, G.
EDwD. ADOLPH.Us, D. OF
SOMERSET, K. G.
Adm. hon. Sir Fredk. Wn.
Grey, G.C.B.
W. adm. Chas. Eden, C.B.
R. adm. Edwd. Gemmys Fan-
shawe, C.B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. lord
John Hay, C.B.
Geo. John Shaw-Lefevre.
July 12, 1866, G.
SIR JNo. SOMERSET PAK-
INGTON, bt., G.C.B.
W. adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
IX. C.B.
V. adm, sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, R. C. B.
R.adm. Geo. Hy.Seymour, C.B.
R. adm. Sir John Chas. Dal-
rymple Hay, bt.
Chas. Du Cane.
March 8, 1867, G.
HY. THos. LowRY CORRY.
W. adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
IC. C. B.
V. adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys.
Dacres, K.C.B.
R. adm. Geo. Hy. Seymour,
C. B.
R. adm. sir John Chas. Dal-
rymple, Hay, bt.
Chas. Du Cane.
Aug. 29, 1868, G.
HY. THos. Low RY CORRY.
W. adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
IC. C.B.
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185.
W. adm. sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, K.C.B.
R. adm. Geo. Hy. Seymour,
C. B.
R. adm. Sir Jno. Chas. Dal-
rymple Hay, bt.
Hon. Fredk. Arthur Stanley,
aft. li. Stanley of Preston.
Dec. 21, 1868, G.
HUGH Cu1.LING EARDLEY
CHILDERs.
V. adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, K.C. B.
W. adm. Sir Robt. Spencer
Robinson, K.C.B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. lord
John Hay, C.B.
Geo. Otto Trevelyan, aft. bt.
July 11, 1870, G.
HUGH Cu1.LING EARDLEY
CHILDERS.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, K. C. B.
W. adm. Sir Robt. Spencer
Robinson, K.C.B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. lord
John Hay, C.B.
Robt. Adam Philips Hal-
dane, E. of Camperdown.
Feb. 9, 1871, G.
HUGH Cu1.LING ICARDLEY
CHILDERS.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, IC. C.B.
Capt. Robt. Hall, C.B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. lord
John Hay, C.B.
Robt. A. P. H., E. of Cam-
perdown. -
Mar. 9, 1871, G.
GEO. JoACHIM GOSCHEN.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, K.C.B.
Capt. Robt. Hall, C.B.
Capt. John Hay, c.c. lord
John Hay, C.B.
Robt. A. P. H., E. of Cam-
perdown.
June 28, 1871, G.
GEO. JoACHIM GOSCHEN.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, K.C.B.
Capt. Robt. Hall, C.B.
R. adm. John Walter Tarle-,
ton, C.B.
Robt. A. P. H., E. of Cam-
perdown.
May 4, 1872, G.
GEO. JOACHIM GOSCHEN.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys
Dacres, G.C.B.
R. adm. Jno. Walter Tarle-
tion, C. B.
R. adm. Fredk. Beauchamp
Paget Seymour, C.B.
Robt. A. P. H., E. of Cam-
perdown.
Nov. 27, 1872, G.
GEO. JoACHIM GoscLIEN.
Adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
G.C.B.
R. adm. Jno. Walter Tarle-
ton, C.B.
R. adm. Fredk. Beauchamp
Paget Seymour, C.B.
Robt. A. P. H., E. of Cam-
perdown.
Mar. 4, 1874, G.
GEO. WARD HUNT.
Adm. Sir Alex. Milne.
G. C. B.
V. adm. Sir Jno. Walter
Tarleton, K.C.B.
Capt. Richd. Jas. Meade,c.c.
ld. Gilford.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Dec. 29, 1874, G.
GEO. WARD HUNT.
Adm. Sir Alex. Milne,
G. C. B.
R. adm. Geoffrey Thos.
Phipps Hornby.
Capt. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c.c. 1d. Gilford.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Sept. 7, 1876, G.
GEO. WARD HUNT.
Adm. Sir Hastings Reginald
Yelverton, G.C. B.
W. adm. Geoffrey
Phipps Hornby.
Capt. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c.c. 1d. Gilford.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Thos.
Jan. 11, 1877, G.
GEO. WARD HUNT.
Adm. Sir Hastings Reginald
Yelverton, G.C.B.
R. adm. Arthur Wm. Ac-
land Hood, C.B.
R adm. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c.c. lil. Gilford.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Aug. 14, 1877, G.
WM. HY. SMITH,
Adm. sir Hastings Reginald
Yelverton, G.C.B.
R. adm. Arthur Wrm. Ac-
land Hood, C.B.
R. adm. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c. c. 1d. Gilford, C.B.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Nov. 5, 1877, G.
WM. HY. SMITH.
Adm. Geo. Greville Welles-
ley, C. B.
R. adm. Arthur Wm. Ac-
land Hood, C. B.
R. adm. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c.c. 1d. Gilford, C.B.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Aug. 12, 1879, G.
WM. HY. SMITEI.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Rey, K.C.B.
R. Adm. Arthur Wm. Ac-
land Hood, C.B.
R adm. Richd. Jas. Meade,
c.c. 10. Gilford, C.B., aft.
E. of Clanwilliam.
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
Dec. 4, 1879, G.
WM. HY. SMITH.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, K.C.B.
R. adm. Richd. Jas., E. of
Clanwilliam, C.B.
R. adm. sir Jno. Edmol.
Commerell, R. C. B., V.C. '
Sir Lopes Massey Lopes, bt.
May 12, 1880, G.
THos. GEO., E. OE NORTH-
ISROOK., G. C. S.I.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, K.C.B.
W. adm. John Hay, c.c. lá.
John Hay, C. B.
R. adm. Anthy. Hiley Hos-
kins, C.B.
Thos. Brassey.
Apr. 12, 1882.
THos. GEO., E. OF North-
BROOK., G.C.S.I.
Adm. Sir Astley
Key, K.C.B.
W. adm. Sir John Hay, c.c.
ld. John Hay, K.C.B.
R. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
R. adm. Anthy. Hiley Hos-
kins, C.B.
Cooper
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July 22, 1882.
THos. GEO., E. OF NortII-
BROOK., G.C.S.I.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, K.C.B.
V. adm. Sir John Hay, c.c.
ld. John Hay, K.C.B.
R. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
R. adm. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Richards, K.C.B.
Sir Thos. Brassey, K.C.B.
Geo. Wightwick Rendel.
Mar. 3, 1883, G.
Trios. GEO., E. OF North-
ISROOIC, G. C. S.I.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, G.C.B.
Adm. Fredk. Beauchamp
Paget, ld. Alcester, G.C.B.
R. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
R. adm. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Richards, Ik.C.B. -
Sir Thos. Brassey, K.C.I.,
aft. li. Brassey.
Geo. Wightwick Rendel.
Nov. 24, 1884.
THos. GEO., E. OR NORTH-
BROOK., G.C.S.I. .
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, G.C. B.
Adm. Fredk.
Paget, lord
G. C. IB,
Beauchamp
Alcester,
W. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
R. adm. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Richards, K.C.B.
Wm. Sproston Caine.
Geo. Wightwick Rendel.
May 25, 1885, G.
THos. GEO., E. OR NORTH-
BROOK., G.C.S.I.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper
Key, G.C.B.
Adm. Fredk. Beauchamp
Paget, lord Alcester,
G. C.B.
V. adm. Sir Wrm. Nathan
Wrighte Hewett, K.C.B.,
I.C.C. S. I.
V. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
Wm. Sproston Caine.
Geo. Wightwick Rendel.
July 1, 1885, G.
GEO. FRAS. HAMILTON, c.c.
LORD GEORGE HAMILTON.
W. adm. Arthur Wn. Ac-
land Hood, C.B.
V. adm. Sir Anthy. Hiley
Hoskins, R.C.I.
V. adm. Thos. Brandreth.
Capt. Wm. Codrington, C.B.
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett.
Feb. 15, 1886, G.
GEO. FREDIR. SAML., M. OF
RIPON, I.G., G.C.S.I.
Adm. Sir John Hay, c. c. 1d.
John Hay.
Adm. Sir Anthy. Hiley Hos-
kins, K.C.B.
W. adm. Wna.
C.B.
R. adm. Jas. Elphinstone
Erskine.
Robt. Wm. Duff.
Graham,
Aug. 9, 1856, G.
GEO. Fr As. HAMILTON, c.c.
LORD GEO. HAMILTON.
Adm. sir Arthur Wm. Ac-
land Hood, K.C.B.
V. adm. Sir Anthy. Hiley
Hoskins, R. C.B.
V. adm. Wm. Graham, C.B.
Capt. lord Chas. Wm. De
la Poer Beresford, C.B.
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett.
Jan. 30, 1888, G.
GEO. FRAs. HAMILTON, c.c.
LORD GEO. HAMILTON.
Adm. Sir Arthur Wm. Ac-
land Hood, R. C. B.
V. adm. sir Anthy. Hiley
Hoskins, R.C. B.
W. adm. sir Wm. Graham,
IX. C. B.
R. adm. Chas.
Hotham, C B.
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett.
Frc dk.
FIRST
SECRETARIES OF THE ADMIRALTY.
THIS is now a political office, the holder of which goes out with the
ministry.
FIRST SECRETARIES OF THE ADMIRALTY SINCE THE REVOLUTION.
Saml. Pepys, the then sec., was dis-
missed at the Revolution.
1809. John Wilson Croker.
Oct. 9. Mr.
Croker was the first admy, sec.
1689. Phineas Bowles. Mar. i who resigned on a change of
1690. Jas. Southerne. Jan. 17. ministry.
1694. Wm. Bridgeman. Aug. 1. 1830. Hon. Geo. Elliot, capt. R.N. Nov.
1695. Wm. Bridgeman and Josiah Bur- 29.
chett, jointly. Jan. 1834. Geo. Robt. Dawson. Dec. 24.
1698. Josiah Burchett, alone. June 24. 1835. Chas. Wood, aft. Sir C., bt., and
1742. Thos. Corbett. Oct. 14.
1751. John Cleveland. May 1. 1839.
1763.
1795.
1804.
I807.
Wm. Marsden.
Philip Stephens, aft. Sir P.,bt. June 1841.
19
Evan Nepeam, aft. Sir E., bt. Mar. 3.
Jan. 21.
Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole, aft. lord
Maryborough. June 24.
1845.
1846.
1849.
visc. Halifax.
Richd. More O'Ferrall.
John Parker.
Hon. Sidney Herbert, aft. lord Her-
bert of Lea.
Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry. Feb. 13.
Hy. Geo. Ward. July 13.
John Parker.
Apr. 27.
Oct. 4.
June 9.
Sept. 10.
May 21.
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1852. Aug. O’Brien Stafford. Mar. 3. 1874. Hon. Algm. Fulke Egerton. Feb.
1853. Ralph Bernal Osborne, Jan. 6. 1880. Geo. Otto Trevelyan, aft. Sir G., bt.
1858. Hy. Thos. LowryCorry,again. Mar.9. Apr. -
1859. Lord Clarence Paget. June 30. 1882. Hy. Campbell Bannerman. May.
1866. Hon. Thos. Geo. Baring, aft. E. of 1884. Sir Thos. Brassey, K.C.B., aft. lord
Northbrook. Apr. 30. Brassey. Oct.
— Lord Hy. Gordon Lennox. July 16. 1885. Chas. Thomson Ritchie. June.
J868. Wm. Edwd. Baxter. Dec. 18. 1886. John Tomlinson Hibbert. Feb.
l871. Geo. John Shaw-Lefevre. Mar. 17. — Arthur Bower Forwood. Aug.
SECOND SECRETARIES TO THE ADMIRALTY.
THE office of “second secretary’’ existed at first only at intervals, and
under various titles; but the succession has been regular since the year
1756, and the name has been the same from Jan. 13, 1783, till 1871,
when it was changed to that of “permanent secretary.”
SECOND SECRETARIES TO THE ADMIRALTY SINCE 1702.
1702. Geo. Clarke, joint sec., to Oct. 25, 1806. Benjn. Tucker, again. Feb. 10.
1705. May 20. 1807. John Barrow, aft. Sir J., bt.
1728. Thos. Corbett, dep, and aft. joint Apr. 9.
sec., to Oct. 13, 1742. June 25. 1845. Capt. Wm. Alexr. Baillie Hamilton,
1744. Robt. Osborne, dep. sec. Nov. 17. R.N. Jan. 28.
1746. John Cleveland, second sec., to May | 1855. Thos. Phinn.
1, 1750. Aug. 4. 1857. Wm. Govett Romaine.
1756. John Milnes, dep. sec. June 15. 1869. Vernon Lushington.
1759. Philip Stephens, second sec. Oct. 16. t
1764. Chas. Fearne, dep. sec. June 28. PERMANENT SECRETARIES.
1766. Sir Geo. Jackson, dep, sec. Nov. 11. 1871. Vernon Lushington, above named ;
1782. John Ibbotson, dep. and second ceased 1877.
Sec. June 3. 1873. R. adm. Robt. Hall, R.N., naval
t - Sec., jointly with Lushington
SECOND SECRETARIES. until 1877, and then alone.
1795. Wm. Marsden. Mar. 3. Ceased 1882.
1804. Benjm. Tucker. Jan. 21. 1882. Capt. Geo. Tryon, perm. sec.
— John Barrow, aft. Sir J. May 22. 1884. Evan Macgregor, C.B., perm. sec.
~-s---
LORD PRESIDENTS OF THE COUNCIL.
THE lord president of the council presides at the privy council in the
absence of the sovereign. He is appointed to his office by a declaration
of the sovereign in council, and holds it durante bene placito. He is
ea officio president of all committees of the privy council, with the ex-
ception of the board of trade, which has a president of its own. The
Office is now purely a political one, and the holder changes with the
ministry.
LORD PRESIDENTS OF THE CouncIL.
Since the Council was remodelled in 1679.
- KING CHARLES II. RING JAMES II.
1679. Anthy., E. of Shaftesbury. Apr. 21. 1685. Geo., M. of Halifax. Feb. 18.
Struck off the council Oct. 15, — Robt., E. of Sunderland. Dec. 4.
same year
— John, E. of Radnor. Oct. 24. RING WILLIAM III.
1684. Laurence, E. of Rochester. Aug. 24. 1689. Thos., E. of Danby, aft. M. of
188
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1699.
1701.
1702.
1708.
1710.
1711.
1714.
1715.
1716.
1717.
1719.
1720.
1721.
1725.
1727.
1730.
1742.
1745.
1751.
1760.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1767.
1779.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1794.
1794.
1796.
1801.
1805.
1806.
Carmarthen and D. of Leeds.
Feb. 14.
Thos., E. of Pembroke and Mont-
gomery. May 18.
Chas., D. of Somerset. June 28.
QUEEN ANNE.
Thos., E. of Pembroke and Mont-
gomery, again. July 14.
John, lord Somers. Nov. 25.
Laurence, E. of Rochester.
21. -
John, D. of Normanby and Bucking-
Sept.
hamshire. June 14.
KING GEORGE I.
Daniel, E. of Nottingham. Sept. 22.
Lionel Cranfield, E., aft. D. of
Dorset. Jan. 3.
Wm., D. of Devonshire. July 5.
Chas., E. of Sunderland. Mar. 16.
Evelyn, D. of Kingston. Feb. 6.
Chas., visc. Townshend. June 11.
Hy., lord Carleton. June 25.
Wm., D. of Devonshire, again. Mar.
27.
ISING GEORGE II.
D. of Devonshire, contal.
Thos., lord Trevor. May 8.
Spencer, E. of Wilmington. Dec. 31
Wm., E. of Harrington. Feb. 13.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset
again. Jan. 3.
John, E. Granville. June 17.
KING GEORGE III.
E. Granville, contal.
John, D. of Bedford. Sept. 9.
Daniel, E. of Winchilsea and Not-
tingham. July 12.
Robt., E. of Northington. July 30.
Granville Leveson, E. Gower. Dec
22.
Hy., E. Bathurst. Nov. 24.
Chas., la, Camden. Mar. 27.
David, visc. Stormont. Apr. 2.
Granville Leveson, E. Gower, again.
Dec. 19 ; aft. M. of Stafford.
Chas., ld. Camden, again, Dec. 1;
aft. E. Camden.
Wm. Wentworth, E. Fitzwilliam.
July 11.
David, E. of Mansfield. Dec. 17.
John, E. of Chatham. Dec. 21.
Wm. Hy.,4th D. of Portland July 30.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth. Jan. 14.
John Jeffreys, E. Camden. July 10.
Wm. Wentworth, E. Fitzwilliam,
again. Feb. 19.
1806.
1807,
1812.
1820.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1841.
1846.
1867.
1868.
1873.
1874.
1880.
1883.
1885.
1884.
1886.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth, again. Oct. 8.
John, E. Camden, aft. M. Camden,
again. Mar. 26.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth, again. April 8.
Dudley Ryder, E. of Harrowby.
June 11.
RING GEORGE IV.
E. of Harrowby, contal.
Wm. Hy., 5th D. of Portland. Aug.
17.
Hy., E. Bathurst. Jan. 28.
FCING WILLIAM IV.
E. Bathurst, contal.
Hy., M. of Lansdowne. Nov. 22.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn. Dec. 15.
Hy., M. of Lansdowne, again. Apr.
18.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
M. of Lansdowne, contal.
Jas., ld. Wharncliffe. Sept. 3.
Walter Francis, D. of Buccleuch.
Jan. 21.
Hy., M. of Lansdowne, again.
July 6.
. Wm., E. of Lonsdale. Feb. 27.
Granville Geo., E. Granville. Dec.
28.
Lord John Russell. June 12.
Granville Geo., E. Granville,
again. Feb. 8.
Jas. Brownlow Wm., M. of Salis-
bury. Feb. 24.
. Granville Geo., E. Granville, R. G.,
again. June 18.
Richd. Plantagenet Campbell Tem-
ple Nugent Brydges Chandos, D.
of Buckingham and Chandos.
July 6.
John Winston, D. of Marlborough.
Mar. 8.
Geo. Fredk. Saml., E. de Grey and
Ripon. Dec. 9
Hy. Austin Bruce, Aug. 9; cr. ld.
Aberdare Aug. 20, G.
Chas. Hy. , D. of Richmond, K.G.
Feb. 21.
John Poyntz, E. Spencer, K.G.
April 28.
Chichester Parkinson, ld. Carling-
ford. Mar. 19.
Gathorne, visc.
24.
John Poyntz, E. Spencer, again.
Feb. 6.
Gathorne, visc. Cranbrook, G.C.S.I.,
again. Aug. 3.
Cranbrook. June
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PRIVY COUNCILLORS.
THE number of the council was anciently about twelve, when it dis-
charged the functions of state, now confined to the members of the
cabinet ; but it had grown to an unwieldy size before 1679, in which
year it was remodelled upon Sir William Temple's plan, and reduced to
thirty members. The number is now unlimited, but no members attend
unless specially summoned. The members are selected by the sovereign,
and are, or ought to be, distinguished by high office, wisdom, and
political experience. The council includes the principal ministers of the
crown, some of the judges, many diplomatists, and peers and commoners
whose services to the state and whose position in it, whether past or
present, render them eligible to advise upon public affairs. A privy
councillor, even though a commoner only, is styled “right honourable,”
and has precedence of all knights, baronets, and the younger sons of
barons and viscounts. He is admitted a member upon taking the oath
prescribed by law, and forthwith takes his seat at the board, according
to his rank.
PRIvy CouncILLORs.
The first names on this list are those of the persons who formed
the privy council of Charles II. at the period of the Commonwealth.
They were sworn at councils held at the Hague, at Breda, and elsewhere,
and were not re-sworn at the Restoration.
1649. The following privy councillors are named
Sir Richd. Lane, ld, kpr., sw. at in the records; but there is no mention
the Hague, May 13. of the times when they were sworn.
Fras., ld, Cottington, ld, trease., JAMES, D. OF YORK, aft. K. James
same time and place. II.
John, ld. Culpeper (Colepeper), m.
HY., D. OF GLOUCESTER.
rolls.
Jas., M. of Ormond.
Ralph, ld. Hopton, same time and Geo., E. of Bristol.
place. e Murrough, E. of Inchiquin.
Sir Edwd. Hyde, ch. ex., same time Thos., ld. Wentworth.
and place; aft. li. chanc. and E. Hy., ld. Jermyn, aft. E. of St.
of Clarendon.
* Albans.
Robt. Long, Sec. to his majesty,
May 14. * g
Pań. E. of Brentford (county of The king first sat at a council held at
Middlesex) and Forth (in Scot- Canterbury, May 27, 1660, when were
land), sw. at Peronme, July 12. SQUO7°)? :
Sir Edwd. Nicholas, sec. st. to his
late majesty, sw. at Jersey, Oct. 4.
He became sec. St. to Charles II.,
and was again sw. of the council
in 1660.
1650.
Geo., D. of Buckingham, sw. at
Breda, Apr. 6.
Wm., M. of Newcastle, same time
and place.
Wm., D. of Hamilton, sw. at Breda,
Apr. 7.
Sir Geo. Monk, genl, of all the
forces in the three kingdoms, and
m. horse, made D. of Albemarle,
July 7, 1660. -
Thos., E. of Southampton, made lá.
treasp., Sept. following.
Sir Wim. Morrice, sec. st.
Sir Anthy. Ashley Cooper, bt., cr.
ld. Ashley, Apr. 1661; and baron
Cooper and E. of Shaftesbury,
Apr. 1772; la, chanc., Nov., same
year. Struck from the list, May
19, 1674.
190
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
THE RESTORATION.
1660.
May 31. Wm., M. of Hertford, sw. in
London.
Algernon, E. of Northumberland.
Robt., E. of Leicester.
Thos., E. of Berkshire.
Fras., ld. Seymour.
Arthur Annesley, aft. baron
Annesley, in Ireland, and E. of
Anglesey, in Wales, sw. of the
council, and obtained these
honours in reward of his ser-
vices for the king's restoration.
Susp. from the office of treasr. of
the Navy, Nov. 1668; made lá.
pr. seal, Apr. 1673.
Montagu, E. of Lindsey, ld.
gr. chambn. of England.
Edwd., E. of Manchester, ld.
chambn.
Geo., E. of Norwich.
Hy., E. of St. Albans, late lă.
Jermyn ; sat as a pr. councillor
before being re-sw., May 31,
this year; amb. to France.
Wm., visc. Say and Sele.
John, lord Robartos, of Truro,
aft. visc. Bodmin and E. of
Radnor ; ld. pr. seal, May 1661.
Denzil Holles, cr. baron Holles,
Apr. 1661. Struck from the
list, Jam. 7, 1675.
Col. Chas. Howard.
Gen. Edwd., ld. Montagu, K.G.,
cr. baron Montagu, of St.
Neot's, visc. Hinchinbroke, and
E. of Sandwich, July following.
Rilled in the great sea-fight with
the Dutch fleet off Southwold
bay, May 28, 1672.
Sir Fredk. Cornwallis, knt. and
bt., treasy. hnold. ; cr. lord
Cornwallis, Apr. 1661.
Sir Chas. Berkeley, comptr.
hhold., cr. visc. Fitzhardinge,
1665.
July 11, Sir Geo. Carteret, knt. and bt.,
v. chambn.
Aug. 27. Hy., M. of Dorchester.
1661.
of Lauderdale, Sec.
aft. D. of
June 1.
June 2.
June 14.
July 6.
Jan. 2. John, E.
: st. for Scotland,
Lauderdale.
June 28. Wm., E. of Glencairn, ld, chanc.
of Scotland.
Sept. 13. Richd., 1d. Vaughan and E. of
Carberry, ld, pres, of Wales.
1662.
Jan. 29. Christr., ld. Hatton, made gov.
of Jersey.
Sir Hugh Pollard, comptr. hold.
Apr. 3. Jerome, E. of Portland.
Sir Wm. Compton.
His highness pr. RUPERT, adm.
of the council without being
Sworn, as a near relative of the
king's.
Geo., D. of Buckingham.
John, E. of Middleton, H.M.
high commr. for Scotland.
Apr. 28.
Oct. 15. Sir Hy. Bennet, sec. st. ; cr.
ld. Arlington, Mar. 1663; and
E. of Arlington, Apr. 1672.
1663.
Apr. 3. Gilbert Sheldon, bp. of Lon-
don; transl. to Canterbury,
Aug. 1663.
Wm. Juxon, abp. of Canterbury.
John, ld. Berkeley, of Stratton,
ld. lieut. of Ireland in 1670.
John, E. of Bath, gr. stole.
Sir Richd. Fanshawe, knt. and
Apr. 6.
June 17.
July 26.
Oct. 2.
bt., one of the masters of
requests.
Nov. 4. John, E. of Rothes, H. M. high
commr. for Scotland.
Dec. 9. Humphrey Henchman, bp. of
: London. -
1664.
Aug. 17. Sir Thos. Ingram, chanc. d.
Lanc.
1665.
May 26. Roger, E. of Orrery, late lă. just.
in Ireland.
1666.
Apr. 11. Wm., E. of Craven.
June 13. Thos., E. of Ossory.
Dec. 5. Sir Thos. Clifford, kt. comptr.
hhold; cr. lord Clifford, Apr.
1672, and made treas., 28th
same month.
Dec. 12. Robt., E. of Lindsey, ld. gr.
chambn. of England.
1667.
Feb. 13. John, E. of Bridgewater.
May 22. Sir John Duncombe, a commr.
of the treas. and ch. ex.
Sept. 4. Sir Orlando Bridgeman, sw. a pr.
councillor and lå. kpr., at the
same time.
1668.
July 1. Fras., lord Newport, comptr.
hhold. ; cr. visc. Newport,
Mar. 1675, and E. of Bradford,
May 1694.
Sept. 29. Sir John Trevor, sec. st. -
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
191
1670.
Sir Thos. Chicheley, m. g. ordn.
Hy., E. of Ogle. Became D. of
Newcastle, succeeding his father,
in 1676.
June 10.
June 15.
1671.
Aubrey de Vere, E. of Oxford.
JAMEs, duke of MONMOUTH,
natural son to the king.
Jan. 5.
Apr. 29.
1672.
Ralph Montagu, mast. gr. wardr.
Sir Robert Carr, knt. and bt.,
chanc. d. Lanc.
Hy., M. of Worcester, ld. pres.
of Wales.
Arthur E. of Essex, app. li. lieut.
of Ireland.
Thos., visc. Fauconberg.
Geo. visc. Halifax. Struck from
the list Jan. 7, 1675.
Sir Thos., Osborne, treasr. of the
navy; cr. visc. Latimer, Aug.
1673; E. of Danby, June, 1674;
made lá, treasr. of England. Cr.
M. of Carmarthen, Apr., 1689,
and D. of Leeds, May 1694.
Hy. Coventry, sec. St.
Sir Robt. Long, bt.
Wm., ld. Maynard,
hhold.
Jan. 2.
Feb. 14.
Apr. 17.
May 3.
July 3.
Nov. 29. comptr.
1673.
Jas., E. of Northampton.
Edwd. Seymour, aft. Sir E., bt.,
sp. ho. commons.
Mar. 7.
Apr. 9.
Nov. 12. Sir Heneage Finch, bt., ld, kpr. ;
cr. Id. Finch, of Daventry,
Jan. 1674; and E. of Notting-
ham, May 1681.
Made la, chanc. of England, Dec.
1675.
1674.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, sec. st.
in 1679.
Alex., E. of Kincardine. Struck
from the list, Ang. 1676.
Hy., E. of Peterborough.
Sir Jos. Williamson, sec. st.
Wm., E. of Strafford.
May 27.
June 3.
July 10.
Sept. 11.
Dec. 4.
1675.
Giles Strangways.
Geo. Morley, bp. of Winchester.
Christr., D. of Albemarle.
June 23.
July 21.
Oct. 15.
1676.
Hy. Compton, bp. of London.
Nathl., ld. Crew, bp. of Dur-
ham.
Sir John Ernle (Ernley), ch.
€X.
Jam. 21.
Apr. 26.
May 10.
1678.
Wm. Sancroft, abp. of Canter-
bury.
Geo., ld. Berkeley.
Robt., E. of Ailesbury.
1679.
Jas., E. of Salisbury.
Hy., E. of Clarendon, ld. lieut.
of Ireland in 1685.
Feb. 6.
July 17.
Oct. 10.
Jan. 3.
Jan. 8.
On the 21st April, 1679, His Majesty King Charles II. was pleased
to dissolve the whole of the privy council, and in their room to choose
thirty privy councillors, principally
selected out of the old list. This
number was not in future to be exceeded, with the exception only
of such persons as were to be privy councillors ea officio, as the lord
president, the secretary of state for Scotland, the princes of the blood,
&c., who were not reckoned in the thirty. Conformably with this order
the following were sworn at the council board:—
1679.
Apr. 21. His Highness Pr. RUPERT.
Anthy., E. of Shaftesbury, as là.
pres. His name again struck
from the list Oct. 15 following.
Heneage, lord Finch, ld, chanc. of
England.
Arthur, E. of Anglesey, ld, pr.
seal.
Christr., D. of Albemarle, capt. of
the life guards.
JAS., D. of MONMOUTH, m.
horse. Beheaded on Tower
Hill for rebellion against king
James, in 1685.
Chas., M. of Winchester.
Hy., E. of Arlington, ld, chambn.
hbold.
Jas., E. of Salisbury. Struck
from the list, Jan. 18, 1681.
John, E. of Bridgewater.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, sec. st.
Struck out Jan. 24, 1681 Readin.
192
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Sept. 20, 1682; decl. 1d. pres,.
Dec. 4, 1685.
Apr. 21. Arthur, E. of Essex, first là. of the
treas. Struck from the list, Jam.
24, 1681.
John, E. of Bath, gr. stole.
Geo., visc. Halifax, cr. E. of
Halifax, July, 1679, and M. of
Halifax, Aug. 1682; decl. 1d.
pres, in the next reign. Struck
from the list Oct. 21, 1685.
Hy. Compton, bp. of London.
Struck from the list, Dec. 23,
1685.
John, lord Robartes, cr. Visc.
Bodmin and E. of Radnor, July
following; decl. 1d. pres., Oct.
24, 1679.
Wm., lord Russell. Beheaded in
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields, July 21,
1683.
Wm., lord Cavendish.
Hy. Coventry, sec. of St.
Sir Fras. North, ld, ch. just. c. p.;
made la, kpr., Dec. 1682.
Sir Hy. Capel. , K.R.,
commr. of the admy.
Sir John Ernle (Ernley), ch, ex.
Sir Thos. Chicheley, mast. Ordn.
Struck from the list, March 2,
1687. -
Sir Wm. Temple, bt. Struck from
the list, Jam. 24, 1681.
Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt.
Hy. Powle, aft. m. rolls.
first
1679.
Apr. 22. Wm. Samcroft, abp. of Canter-
Apr. 27.
June 24.
Nov. 19.
Feb. 4.
bury.
John, D. of Lauderdale, sec. St.
for Scotland.
IIy., M. of Worcester, cr. D.
of Beaufort, Nov. 1682.
Thos., visc. Fauconberg, cr. E.
of Fauconberg, Apr. 1689.
Hy., D. of Newcastle.
Denzil, lord Holles.
Laurence Hyde, first commi. of
the treag. ; cr. E. of Rochester,
Nov. 1682; decl. Id. pres., Aug.
24, 1684; lá. treasr. in the
next reign.
1680.
Danl. Finch, first commr. of the
admy. ; succ. as E. of Not-
tingham, and aft. as E. of
Winchilsea. Struck from the
list, Mar. 12, 1695.
Sidney Godolphin, a commr. of
the treas. ; cr. lord Godolphin,
Sept. 1684, and made first ld. of
the treas.
Feb. 11.
Apr. 16.
May 26
Oct. 15.
Jan. 26.
Feb. 2.
Mar. 9.
Mar. 3.
May 23.
June 29.
Dec. 22.
Feb. 28.
Oct. 4.
July 11.
Jan. 7.
Feb. 9.
Mar. 27.
May 15.
July 24.
July 31.
Oct. 16.
Oct. 21.
Oct. 30.
Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the
St.
Thos., E. of Ossory, late ld, just.
in Ireland ; admiral.
Hy., E. of Clarendon, app. la.
lieut. of Ireland in 1685.
Sir Robt. Carr, knt. and bt.,
chanc. d. Lanc.
1681.
Aubrey, E. of Oxford.
Dhilip, E. of Chesterfield, ld.
warden and ch. just. in eyre on
this side Trent. ,
Robt., E. of Ailesbury, aft.
, chambn. to king James II.
Edwd., E. of Conway, sec. st.
Wm., E. of Craven.
1682.
Adm. Geo. Legge, cr. 1d. Dart-
mouth, Nov. 2, following.
Jas., D. of Ormond, ld. steward;
ld. lieut. of Ireland.
ld.
Robt., E. of Lindsey, ld. gr.
chambn. of England.
Sir Fras. Pemberton, knt., ld, ch.
just. of k. b. Struck from the
list, Oct. 24, 1683
1683.
Theophilus, E. of Huntingdon.
Hy., E. of Peterborough.
Sir Geo. Jeffreys, ld, ch. just. k.
b. ; cr. Id. Jeffreys, and made
ld. chanc., Oct. 1685.
1684.
Alexr., E. of Moray, Id. pr. Seal of
Scotland.
Chas., E. of Middleton, made sec.
St.
1685.
John Drummond.
KING JAMES II.
1685.
GEORGE., pr. of DENMARK ; intro-
duced to the council, not sworn ;
Consort of the princess Anne.
Cr. 1d. Wokingham, E. of
Kendal, and D, of Cumberland,
Apr. 9, 1689.
Wm., D. of Queensberry, ld.
high commit, for Scotland.
Jas., E. of Perth, ld, chanc. of
Scotland.
Hy., D. of Newcastle,
John, E. of Mulgrave, ld. chambn.
Oct. this year.
Geo., E. Berkeley.
Sir Edwd. Herbert, ld. ch. just.
k. b.
Richd., visc. Preston.
Thos., E. of Plymouth.
high court of admy., made sec.
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193
1686.
Jan. 8. Nathl, ld. Crewe, bp. of Durham,
TO-SW.
July 17. Wm., E. of Powis, cr. M. of
Powis next year.
He was cr. M. of Montgomery
and D. of Powis by the king
after his abdication, but these
titles were never allowed in
England.
Hy., ld. Arundel, of Wardour,
Sw, ld, pr. seal, Mar. 1687.
John, ld. Belasyse.
Hy., ld. Dover.
Oct. 8. Richd., E. of Tyrconnell, ld. lieut.
of Ireland.
Roger, E. of Castlemaine, amb.
to the pope.
Oct. 14. Wm., D. of Hamilton.
Sir Nichs. Butler.
Edwd. Petre.
Many of the lords and gentlemen
sworn of the council in this
reign were Roman Catholics.
Nov. 11.
WILLIAM and MARY.
Upon the accession of their majesties the
Jollowing persons were sworn of the
privy council.
1689.
Feb. 14. Hy., D. of Norfolk, earl marsh.
and hered. marsh. of England.
Chas., M. of Winchester, cr. D.
of Bolton, Apr. this year.
Geo., M. of Halifax, made la. pr.
seal Feb. 19. Struck from the
list, June 23, 1692.
Robt., E. of Lindsey,
chambn. of England.
Wm., E. of Devonshire, ld, stewd.,
cr. M. of Hartington and D. of
Devonshire, May 1694.
Chas., E. of Dorset, ld, chambn.
Aubrey, E. of Oxford.
Chas., E. of Shewsbury, sec. st.
Struck from the list, June 23,
1692.
Wm., E. of Bedford, cr. M. of
Tavistock and D. of Bedford,
May 12, 1684.
Chas., E. of Macclesfield.
Thos., visc. Fauconberg.
Chas., visc. Mordaunt, first
commr. treasy., Apr. following;
cr. E. of Monmouth, same
time. Struck from the list,
Jam. 21, 1696.
Fras., visc. Newport, treasT. h.hold.,
cr. E. of Bradford, May 1694.
ld. gr.
Richd., lord Lumley (visc.
Lumley, in Ireland), gent.
bed-ch., cr. visc. Lumley,
of England, Apr. following,
and E. of Scarborough, Apr.
1690.
Feb. 14. Hy. Compton, bp. of London,
dean of the chapel.
Ralph, ld. Montagu, mast. gr.
wardr. ; cr. visc. Monthermer
and E. of Montagu, Apr. this
year; D. of Montagu, Apr.
1705.
Hy., ld. de la Mere, ch. ex. ;
cr. E. of Warrington. Apr.
1690.
John, ld. Churchill, gen. ; cr.
E. of Marlborough, Apr. 1689.
Struck from the list, June 23,
1692. Aft. cr. M. of Blandford
and D. of Marlborough. See
year 1698. }
Wm. Bentinck, gr. stole, cr. ld.
Cirencester, visc. Woodstock,
and E. of Portland, Apr. 1689.
Hy. Sydney, gent. bed-ch., cr.
ld. , and visc. Sydney, Apr.
1689; la, lieut. of Ireland in
1692; E. of Romney, May
1694.
Sir Robt. Howard.
Sir Hy. Capel, commit. treasy., cr.
ld. Capel, Apr. 1692; aft. li.
dep. in Ireland.
Hy. Powle, sp. ho. commons.
Edwd. Russell, adm., first là.
admy., May, 1614; cr. ld.
Shingay, visc. Barfleur, and E.
of Orford, May 1697.
Richd. Hampden, commr. treasy.
Hugh Boscawen, cr. lord Bos-
cawen and visc. Falmouth,
June, 1720.
Thos. Wharton, aft. la. Whar-
ton, compt. hthold. ; cr. visc.
Winchendon and E of Wharton
Dec. 1706, and visc. Malmes-
bury and M. of Wharton, Jan.
1715; ld. pr. seal, 1714. In
1709, he was app. la. lieut. of
Ireland, of which kingdom he
became baron of Trim, E. of
Rathfarnham, and M. of Cat-
herlo 4h.
Sir John Lowther, of Lowther,
bt., v. chamb.; cr. li. Low-
ther and visc. Lonsdale. May,
1696; lá. pr. seal, May 1699.
Feb. 26. Arthur Herbert, first comme.
admy., cr. 1d. Torbay and E.
of Torrington, May following.
Struck from the list, June 23,
1692.
Mar. 8. Wm. Harbord,
in 1692.
Apr. 25. Fredk., D. of Schomberg, field-
marsh. ; mast. gen, ordn.
Feb. 19.
amb. to Turkey
13
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Sep. 26. Sir John Holt, bt., ld, ch. just.
k. b.
Oct. 14. Thos., E. of Pembroke and Mont-
Feb. 13.
June 3.
Nov. 20.
Jan, 1.
May 7.
June 4.
Mar. 1.
1Mar. 17.
Mar. 23.
Apr. 13.
Mar. 4.
May 3.
May 10.
gomery, first commr. admy.,
Jan. 1690; la, pr. seal, Mar.
1692; la, pres., May 18, 1699;
and again ld. pres., July 9, 1702.
1690.
Sir Hy. Goodricke, bt.,
gen. Ordn.
Chas., M. of Winchester, cr. D.
of Bolton, Feb. 1698.
Sidney, ld. Godolphin, first
commr. treasy., ld, treaSr. in
1702; cr. visc. Rialton and E.
of Godolphin, Dec. 1706.
lieut.
1691.
Sir John Trevor, sp. ho. commons,
prev. and subs. m. rolls.
John, E. of Bridgewater.
John Tillotson, abp. of Canter-
bury.
1692.
Laurence, E. of Rochester, ld.
lieut. of Ireland, in 1701.
Richd., E. of Ranelagh, paym. of
the forces.
Chas., ld. Cornwallis, first commr.
admy.
Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt., commr.
treasy.
Anthy., visc. Falkland, commr.
admy.
Robt., ld. Lexinton.
1693.
Sir John Somers, ld. kpr. ; cr. Id.
Somers and made lá, chanc.,
Dec. 1697.
Sir John Trenchard, sec. st.
Thos., ld. Coningsby, of Ireland,
late ld, just, in that kingdom;
aft. 1d. Coningsby, of Lincoln,
and E. of Coningsby. Struck
from the list, Nov. 7, 1724.
1694,
Chas., E. of Shrewsbury, sec. st.;
cr. M. of Alton and D. of
Shrewsbury, Apr. following.
John, M. of Normanby. Struck
from the list, Mar. 12, 1695.
Chas., visc. Dursley, succ. as E.
Berkeley.
Thos., E. of Stamford.
Chas. Montague, ch. ex., first là.
treasy., May 1697; cr. Id.
Halifax, Dec. 1700.
RING WILLIAM III., ALONE.
Jan. 31.
May 3.
May 5.
May 23.
Apr. 9.
Nov. 19.
Nov. 25.
Dec. 5.
May 18.
June 9.
June 19.
May 21.
Nov. 5.
Mar. 27.
June 19.
June 28.
Jan. 1,
Jan. 8.
1695.
Thos. Tennyson, abp. of Canter-
bury.
Sir Wrm. Trumbull, sec. st.
Meinhardt, D. of Schomberg,
comm. in ch.
Ford, E. of Tankerville, aft. first
commr. treasy. and ld. pr. Seal.
Peregrine Bertie, v. chambn.
John Smith, commr. treasy., aft.
ch. ex. and sp. ho. commons.
1696.
Jas., D. of Ormond, aft. comm.
in ch.
Sir Jos. Williamson, app., with
the E. of Pembroke and visc.
Williers, plen. to treat for peace
with France.
1697.
Edwd., E of Jersey, app. la.
just. of Ireland; aft. ld.chambn.
to the king; sec. st. 1700.
Jas. Vernon, sec. St.
1698.
Robt., ld. Ferrers, cr. visc. Tam-
worth and E. Ferrers, July
1711.
Chas., E. of Manchester, cr. D. of
Manchester, Apr. 1719.
John, E. of Marlborough, cr. M.
of Blandford and D. of Marl-
borough, Dec. 1702. His name
had been removed from the list
of pr. councillors, June 23,
1692; but it was now restored,
and he re-sworn. See year 1689.
1700.
Sir Nathan Wright, ld, kpr.
Sir Chas. Hedges, sw. a second
time; sec. St., May 2, 1702.
1701.
Hy. Boyle, ch. ex: ; sec. st., Feb.
1708.
Robt., E. of Lindsey, ld. gr.
chambn. of England; cr. M. of
Lindsey, Dec. 1706, and D. of
Ancaster and Kesteven, July
1715.
Chas., E. of Carlisle, earl marsh.
during minority of Thos., D. of
Norfolk, the hered. earl marsh.
of England.
Chas., D. of Somerset, ld, pres.
1702.
Chas. Bodville, E. of Radnor.
Chas, , E. of Burlington.
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195
QUEEN ANNE.
1702.
Apr. 21. John, M. of Normanby, ld, pr.
seal ; cr. D. of Buckinghamsh.
and D. of Normanby, Mar. 1703.
Montagu, E. of Abingdon, const.
T. Lond.
Sir John Leveson Gower, chanc.
d. Lanc.; cr. ld. Gower, of
Sittenham, Mar. 1703.
John How, aft. joint paym. gen,
of the forces.
May 2. Danl., E. of Nottingham sec. st.
May 21. Geo., E. of Northampton.
June 18. Thos., visc. Weymouth.
Wm., ld, Dartmouth, cr. visc.
Lewisham and E. of Dartmouth,
Sept. 1711.
Hon. John Granville, ld. wilen.
stamns. ; cr. ld. Granville, Mar.
1703.
Sir Thos. Trevor, ch. just. c. p.;
cr. 1d. Trevor, of Bromham,
Dec. 1711.
Nov. 19. Sir Geo. Rooke, v. adm. of Eng-
land.
Dec. 10, John, ld. Poulett, cr. visc. Hin-
ton and E. Poulett, Dec. 1706.
1703.
Mar. 20. John Sharp, abp. of York.
Thos., E. of Thanet.
Heneage, ld. Guernsey; cr. E. of
Aylesford, Oct. 1714, and made
chanc. d. Lanc.
1704.
Apr. 27. Hy., E, of Kent, ld, chambn. ; cr.
visc. Goderick, E. of Harold,
and M. of Kent, Dec. 1706.
Robt. Harley, sp. ho. commons;
Sec. St., May following ; cr. E.
of Oxford and E. Mortimer,
May 1711.
Thos. Mansell, compt. hbold.; cr.
ld. Mansell, Dec. 1711.
1705.
Mar. 29. J ". D. of Newcastle, ld, pr.
Sea, i.
Chas., E. of Peterborough, gen.
Hugh, visc. Cholmondeley, in Ire-
land; cr. visc. Malpas and E. of
Cholmondeley, Dec. 1706; aft.
treast. hthold.
May 3. Thos. Erle, lt. gen. ordn.
Oct. 11. Wm. Cowper, ld, kpr. ; cr. 1d.
Cowper, of Wingham, and E.
Cowper; lil. chanc., May 1711.
1706.
June 10. Thos., E. of Derby, chanc, d. Lanc.
Dec. 3. Chas., E. of Sunderland, sec. st.,
appd. ld, lieut. of Ireland in
1714, but never went over; first
ld. treasy., Mar. 1718.
Dec. 5. Thos. Coke, v. chambn. ; aft. Id.
Lovel, visc. Coke, and E. of
Leicester.
1707.
Sept. 8. Wm., D. of Devonshire, ld. St.
hhold.
1708.
June 26. Evelyn, M. of Dorchester, cr. D.
of Kingston, July 1715. .
Hy., E. of Bindon, dep. earl marsh.
- of England; first là. tr., 1715.
Aug. 18. John, E. of Mar, sec. St. for Scot-
land.
Chas., visc. Townshend, aft. Sec. St.
Jas., D. of Queensbury, now Sec.
st. for Scotland.
Jas., E. of Seafield, late la. high
treasr, for Scotland; succ. as E.
of Findlater; last là. chanc. of
Scotland.
Jas., D. of Montrose, late Id. high
adm. of Scotland.
Richd., E. Rivers, gen.
Algernon, E. of Essex.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun, one of the
commrs. for the union with
Scotland; li. kpr. in that king-
dom.
Oct. 6.
Now, 25.
1709.
John, D. of Argyle (Argyll), genl.
cr. bar. of Chatham and E. of
Greenwich, Nov. 1705, and D.
of Greenwich, Apr. 1719.
John, D. of Roxburgh.
Sir John Holland, compt. hthold.
Edwd., E. of Orford.
1710.
Richd., E. of Bradford.
Sir Thos. Parker, ld, ch. just.
q. b. ; cr. ld. Parker, Mar.
1716, and made la. chanc., May
1718; visc. Parker and E. of
Macclesfield, Nov. 1721. Struck
from the list, May 31, 1725,
having previously (Jan. 4, 1725)
surr. the seal.
Sir Richd. Onslow, bt., sp. ho.
commons; ch. ex., Oct. 1714.
John, E. of Anglesey, v. treas]'. in
Ireland; d. Sept. following.
Sept. 21. Hy. St. John, late sec. at war,
now sw. Sec. st. ; aft. li. St.
John, of Battersea, and visc. St.
John and visc. Bolingbroke.
Sir Simon Harcourt, ld. kpr. ; cr.
ld. Harcourt, of Stanton-Har-
court; lil. chanc. in 1713; visc.,
Sept. 1721.
Hy., ld. Hyde, joint v. treasr. of
Ireland; succ. as E. of Clarendon
and Rochester, in 1723.
Feb. 3.
Mar. 3.
June 2.
Nov. 8.
Feb. 18.
Mar. 30.
June 15.
July 10.
Oct. 19.
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Oct. 19. Arthur, E. of Anglesey, brother
of the late John, made joint v.
treasr. of Ireland in his room.
1711.
Chas., E., of Orrery, app. env,
ex. to the States General, and
to the council of state in the
Low Countries.
Geo., E. of Orkney, gen.
Wm., M. of Annandale, ld, high
commr. to the kirk of Scotland;
ld. kpr. pr. Seal in that king-
dom in 1715.
Chas., E. of Winchilsea; d. the
next year.
Robt. Benson, ch. ex: ; cr. ld.
Bingley, July 1713; sent amb.
to Spain.
Hy. Paget, capt. yeom. ga. ; cr.
ld. Burton, vità patris, Dec.
following ; succ. his father as
ld. Paget, 1713; cr. E. of
Uxbridge, 1714.
Thos., ld. Raby, amb. to the
States General; cr. visc. Went-
worth and E. of Strafford, Sept.
following ; first là. admy., Sept.
1712.
Wm. Bromley, sp. ho. commons;
aft. Sec. st. º
John Robinson, bp. of Bristol,
ld. pr. Seal ; tr. to London;
plen. at Utrecht.
Edwd., E. of Clarendon.
Archd., E. of Islay, ld, just. gen.
of Scotland; succ. his brother
as D. of Argyle (Argyll), Oct.
1743. * .
Wm., ld. North and Grey, made
gov. of Portsmouth.
1712.
John, D. of Atholl, extry, ld. of
sess. ; comm. in ch, of all the
land forces in Scotland.
Geo., ld. Lansdowne of Bideford,
t] easy, hbold.
David, E. of Portmore, gen., gov.
of Gibraltar.
John Hill, brigadier, lieut. gen.
ordn.
Fras., ld. Guilford.
1713.
Geo., D. of Northumberland.
Sir John Stonehouse, bt., compt.
hhold.
Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt., ch. ex.
Feb. 9.
Mar. 1.
Apr. 19.
June 14.
June 23.
Sept. 3.
Dec. 13.
Apr. 17.
Aug. 18.
Oct. 20.
Dec. 11.
Apr. 7.
Nov. 1.
RING GEORGE I.
1714.
Sept. 22. GEO. pr. of WALES (aft. George
II.), introd., not sw.
:
Sept. 22. Sir Wim. Dawes, bt., abp. of
York. .
Sept. 27. Jas. Stanhope, sec. st., first là.
treasy., &c., Apr. 1717; cr. lá.
and visc. Stanhope, July 1717;
| and E. Stanhope, Apr. 1718.
Oct. 1. Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir R., paym.
of the forces ; cr. Id. Hough-
ton, visc. Walpole, and E. of
Orford, Feb. 1742. Filled va-
rious offices in the state, and
was upwards of twenty - one
years prime minister.
Oct. 29. John, E. of Stair, ambass. to
France. -
Paul Methuen, commº. of the
treasy., amb. to Spain; sec. St.,
July 1716. *
Nov. 16. Lionel, E. of Dorset, ld, widen. of
Cinque Ports, and gov. of Dover
castle ; decl. 1d. pres., Jan.
1715; D. of Dorset, June 1720.
Hy., E. of Uxbridge, capt. yeom.
gd.
Nov. 22. Hy., ld. Carleton, decl. 1d. pres.
June 25, 1721.
1715.
Mar. 29. Sir Peter King, ld, ch. just. c. p.,
cr. ld. King, and made lă.
chanc., June 1, 1725.
Aug. 31. Chas., D. of Grafton, app. 1d.
just. Ireland.
Sept. 23. Hy., E. of Galway, app. lá. just.
Ireland.
Oct. 26. Jas., E of Derby, capt. yeom, gd,
Hy., E. of Lincoln, paym. forces.
1716.
Jan. 20. Wm. Wake, abp. of Canterbury.
July 6. Chas., E. of Tankerville.
Richd., ld. Cobham, const. of
Windsor Castle, and kpr. of the
parks, forests, and warrens
there; cr. visc. Cobham, May
17 8. -
Spencer Compton, sp. ho. com-
mons ; cr. ld. Wilmington,
Jan. 1728; and visc. Pevensey
and E. of Wilmington, May
1730; decl. 1d. pres., Dec. 31,
same year ; first ld. treasy.,
Feb. 1742.
Wm. Pulteney, sec. at war. Struck
from the last July, 1, 1731. See
3year 1742. -
July 12. John Aislabie, treasr. navy ;
ch. ex., Mar. 1718. Struck
from the list some time between
Sept. 13, 1720, and May 21,
1722. - * *
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Mar. 2.
Mar. 30.
Apr. 16.
July 31.
Nov. 27.
Feb. 13.
Mar. 16.
Mar. 31.
July 1.
Oct. 9.
May 9.
Mar. 22.
Jan. 3.
JNov. 11.
May 9.
May 26.
May 29.
4.
1717.
John Smith, tell. ex.
Thos., ld. Torrington, commr.
treasy.
Wm., ld. Cadogan, gen. of all
H. M.'s foot forces; cr. E. of
Cadogan, May 1718.
Thos. Pelham Holles, D. of New-
castle, ld, chambn. ; filled
various high offices in the state;
first ld. treasy., Mar. 18,
1754.
Thos., E. of Westmoreland, ch.
just. in eyre of H. M.'s forests
south of the Trent ; first
commr. of tr. and plant., May
1719.
Jas., E. of Berkeley, first là.
admy.
Jos. Addison, sec. st.
Sir Jos. Jekyll, m. rolls.
Geo., E. of Halifax.
1718.
Robt., E. of Holdermesse, first
commr. of tr. and plant.
Jas. Craggs, jun., sec. St.
Richd. Hampden, treasr. navy.
Sir Nichs. Lechmere, att.-gen. ;
made chanc. d. Lanc.; cr. ld.
Lechmere, Aug. 1721.
Sir John Pratt, ld, ch. just. k. b.
1719.
Chas. Wills, lt. gen, ordn.
1720.
Wm., E. of Coventry.
1721.
John, E. of Sutherland.
Sir Geo. Byng, adm. ; cr. ld.
Byng, of Southill, and visc.
Torrington, Sept. following.
5. John, ld, Carteret, sec. st. ; app
ld. lieut. of Ireland, 1724; succ.
as E. Granville, Oct. 1744; lá.
pres., June 17, 1751.
Jas., D. of Chandos.
David, E. of Portmore.
Chas., ld. Cornwallis, late joint
postm. gen. ; d. the next year.
1722.
Sir Robt. Sutton, amb. Succes-
sively to Constantinople, to
Holland, and to France.
1723.
Fras., E. of Godolphin, gr. stole.
Edmd. Gibson, bp. of London.
Jas., E. of Findlater.
1724.
Jan. 23. Peregrine, D. of Ancaster and
Resteven, ld, gr. chambn. of
England.
Dec. 10. Lancelot Blackburn, abp. of
| York.
1725.
Apr. 12. Sir Robt. Raymond, ld. ch. just,
k. b. 3 cr. ld. Raymond, Jam.
1731.
June 1. Chas., D. of Bolton, const. T.
Lond.
Danl., ld. Finch, compt. hold.;
succ. as E. of Winchilsea and
Nottingham on his father’s de-
cease in 1730; lil. pres. July
12, 1765.
Sir Robt. Eyre, ld, ch. just.
C. p.
Hy. Pelham, sec. at war.; paym.
gen. in 1730; first là, treasy.,
Aug. 1743. Mr. Pelham was
the head of the celebrated
“ Broad-Bottom " administra-
tion.
1726.
Mar. 11. Thos., ld. Trevor, ld, pr. Seal.
May 31. Chas., D. of Queensberry and
Dover, v. adm. of Scotland.
Alexr., E. of Marchmont.
Nov. 4. Hy., visc. Lonsdale, const. T.
Lond.
1727.
May 31. Wm. Stanhope, v. chambn. ; cr.
ld. Harrington, Dec. 1729; ld.
pres., Feb. 13, 1742.
KING GEORGE II.
1727.
June 15. Richd., E. of Scarborough, m.
horse.
July 5. Hy., E. of Grantham, ld, chambm.
to the queen.
July 17. John, D. of Rutland, chanc. d.
Lanc. J p
Aug. 5. Talbot, E. of Sussex, dep. earl
marsh. g
1728.
Feb. 26. Philip, E. of Chesterfield, app.
amb. to France ; ld. lieut. of
Ireland, 1745.
June 25. Arthur Onslow, sp. ho. commons.
Dec. 18. FREDK., prince of WALES, introd. ,
not SW.
1729.
May 15. Richd., E. of Burlington, aft.
capt, gent. pens.
198
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1730.
John, ld. Hervey, v. chambn.;
cr., vità patris, ld. Hervey, of
Ickworth, June 1733.
June 11. Robt. 1d. Bingley, treasr, hbold.
Sir Conyers D'Arcy, compt.
hhold.
Sir Wm. Strickland, bt., sec. at
May 8,
W9I’.
Sept. 12, Horatio Walpole, coffr, hbold.; cr.
ld. Walpole, of Woolterton,
June 1756.
1731.
June 12. Wm., D. of Devonshire, ld. pr.
seal ; liq. lieut. of Ireland in
1737.
John, ld. de la Warr, treasr.
hhold.
Nov. 29. John, E. of Leicester, const. T.
Lond.
1732.
May 4. Hon. Pattee Byng, treasr. navy;
succ, his father as visc. Tor-
rington, Jan. 1733.
1733.
Jan. 25. Sir Chas. Wager, adm.; first là.
dm
admy.
Nov. 1. Chas., E. of Selkirk, ld, clk. reg.
of Scotland.
Sir Philip Yorke, ld. ch. just. k.
b. ; cr. 1d. Hardwicke, Nov.
23 following, and E. of Hard-
wicke, Apr. 1754; ld. chanc.
Feb. 21, 1737. He continued,
it is said, ch. just. until June
7, though he had kissed hands
for the great seal.
Nov. 29. Chas. Talbot, ld, chanc.; cr. Id.
Talbot, Dec. 5, following.
1734.
Jan. 31. Jas., D. of Atholl, ld, kpr. gr. seal
of Scotland.
1735.
Jan. 9, Chas., D. of Richmond, m. horse.
Hy., E. of Pembroke, gr. stole.
Feb. 12. Wm., E. of Essex, aft. capt.
yeom, gd.
Jas., E. of Waldegrave, v. adm.
of Essex.
Stephen Poyntz, recr. gen. of ex-
cise. He res. this office to his
brother, Wm. Poyntz.
Benjn., E. Fitzwalter, first commr.
of tr. and plant.
Nov. 6. Sir Wm. Yonge, bt., sec. at war.
1736.
Jan. 22. John, D. of Montagu, capt, gent.
pens.
Feb. 19. Sir Thos. Reeve, ld. ch. just. c. p.;
d. Jan, the next year.
May 21. Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, chanc
d. Lanc.
1737.
Mar. 17. John Potter, abp.
bury.
Sir John Willes, ld, ch. just. c. p.
July 21. John, lord Monson, first commn.
of tr. and plant.
Sir Wm. Lee, ld, ch. just. k. b.
1788.
July 20. Jas., E. of Abercorn, ld, bed-ch.
Oct. 12. Hon. John Werney, m. rolls; d.
Aug. 1741.
1739.
Sept. 6. Sir John Norris, v. adm. of Eng-
land.
of Canter-
1710.
May 1. Lord Sidney
chambn.hhold.
May 12. Chas., ld. Cornwallis, const. T.
Lond. ; cr. E. Cornwallis, June
1753.
Beauclerk, v.
1741.
Apr. 27. Thos. Winnington,comml.treasy.;
cr. a bt. ; made paym, forces.
Nov. 19. Wm. Fortescue, m. rolls.
1742.
Feb. 16. John, M. of Tweeddale, sec. st. for
Scotland.
Saml. Sandys, ch. ex: ; cr. Id.
Sandys, Dec. 1743 ; coffr.
hhold, 1747; ch, just. in eyre,
1759; first là. of tr. and plant,
Mar. 1761.
Feb. 20. Peregrine, D. of Ancaster and
Kesteven $. of Peregrine, pr.
councr., Jan. 1724), ld, gr.
chambn. of England.
Wm. Pulteney, whose name had
been struck from the council,
July 1731, now rest. Cr. E.
of Bath, July 1742. See year
1716. First minister as head
of the “ Short-lived” admin-
istration, which endured but
two days.
May 17. WM., D. of CUMBERLAND, introd.,
not SW.
June 24. Geo. Wade, lt. gen. ordn. ; aft.
field-marsh. and comm. in ch.
Thos. Clutterbuck, treasT. navy.
July 13. John, ld. Gower, ld, pr. seal;
cr. E. Gower, July 1746.
Allen, ld, Bathurst, capt. gent.
peñs. ; cr. E. Bathurst, Aug.
1772.
Hon. Wm. Finch, v. chambn.
hhold.
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199
1783.
Apr. 25. Thos. Herring, abp. of York;
tr. to Canterbury.
1784.
Jan. 5. Richd., ld. Edgcumbe, chanc. d.
a Lane.
Jan. 19. Sir John Rushout, bt., treasr.
navy.
Dec. 17. John, D. of Bedford, first Id.
admy. ; ld, lieut. of Ireland,
Sept. 1757; la, pr. seal, Nov.
1761; ld. pres., Sept. 9, 1763.
1745.
Jan. 3. John, ld. Hobart, capt. gent.
pens. ; cr. E. of Buckingham-
shire, Aug. 1746.
Geo. Dodington, treasr. navy;
again, Jan. 1756; cr. ld.
Melcombe, Apr. 1761.
1746.
Wm. Pitt, paym, gen, of the
forces; sec. St., Dec. 1756;
again sec., June, 1757; cr. E.
of Chatham, and made la. pr.
seal, July 1766.
July 23. Hy. Fox, sec. at war; sec. st.,
Nov. 1755; paym. gen. of the
forces, 1757; cr. lá. Holland,
Apr. 1763.
1747.
Jan. 15. Wm., E. of Jersey.
1788.
Feb. 10. Matthew Hutton, abp. of York;
tr. to Canterbury.
17:49.
Geo. Dunk, E. of Halifax, first
commº. of tr. and plant. ; ld.
lieut. of Ireland, 1761; first
ld. admy, June 1762; sec. st.,
Nov. 1763; lá. pr. seal, Feb.
1770; again sec. St., Jan.
1771.
Thos. Sherlock, bp. of London.
John, E. of Sandwich, late min.
plen. to the congress at Aix-
la-Chapelle, first là. admy. ;
sec. st., 1763; again first là.
admy., Jan. 1771.
Sir John Ligonier, lieut. gen.
ordn. ; cr. visc. Ligonier, in
Ireland, Dec. 1757; ld. Ligo-
nier, of Ripley, Apr. 1763; and
E. Ligonier, Sept. 1766. Field-
marsh, and comm. in ch., 1757.
June 12. Chas., D. of Marlborough, ld, st.
Jan. 11.
Feb. 1.
hbold.
June 28. Hon. Hy. 'Bilson Legge, treasr.
navy ; ch. ex. Apr. 1754;
again. Nov. 1756.
1750.
Jan. 17. Sir John Strange, m. rolls.
Mar. 29. John, E. of Hyndford, late min. to
the empress of Russia.
Geo., ld. Anson, v. adm, of Eng-
land; first là. admy., June
1751; again, July 1757.
Sir Thos. Robinson, dep. master
of the gr. wardr.; sec. st., Apr.
1754; cr. la. Grantham, Apr.
1761.
1751.
Apr. 30. Simon, E. Harcourt; aft. env.
to Mecklenburg, France, &c.;
ld. lieut. of Ireland, Nov. 1772.
June 21. Robt., E. of Holdernesse, sec.
St.
July 12. Wm., M. of Hartington, m. horse.
Called to the house of peers,
vità patris, as la. Cavendish,
same time ; ld. lieut. of Ire-
land, 1755; succ. as D. of
Devonshire on his father's de-
cease,Dec. 1755; first là. treasy.
1756. Struck from the list, Nov.
3, 1762.
Wm. Anne, E. of Albemarle, gr.
stole.
1752.
Feb. 13. John, ld. Berkeley, of Stratton,
late capt. yeom, gd., treast.
hhold., 1755.
Sir Geo. Lee, judge prerog. court.
Dec. 20. Jas., E. of Waldegrave, gov. to
the pr. of Wales.
1754.
June 21. Wills, E. of Hillsborough, comptr.
hhold., first ld. of trade, Sept.
1763; again Aug. 1766; joint
postm. gen. Dec. 1766; and
again ld. of trade, Jan. 1768;
cr. E. of Hillsborough, in Eng-
land, Aug. 1772; and M. of
Downshire, in Ireland, Aug.
1789.
Hon. Geo. Grenville, treasr. navy;
again treasr. navy, Nov. 1756;
first la. admy., Jan. 1763; first
ld. treasy. Apr. following.
Sir Dudley Ryder, ld, ch. just.
k. b
Sir Thos. Clarke, m. rolls.
Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt., coffr.
hhold.; ch. ex., Nov. 1755; cr.
ld. Lyttelton, Nov. 1756.
1755.
Jan. 9. Harry, D. of Bolton.
John, E. of Egmont, joint postm.
gen., Aug. 1762; first lá, admy.,
Sept. 1763.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Jan. 27.
July 7.
Nov. 19.
Dec. 15.
Mar. 26.
Apr. 1.
June 30.
July 8.
Jan. 27.
May 8.
Dec. 22.
Wm. Hy., E. of Rochford, gr.
stole.
Wm., visc. Barrington, mast. gr.
wardr. ; sec. at war, Nov. same
year ; ch. ex., Mar. 1761 ;
treasT. navy, June 1762; again
Sec. at war, July 1765.
Granville, E. Gower, ld. pr.seal;
ld. pres., Dec. 22, 1767; again,
Dec. 19, 1783; cr. M. of Staf-
ford, Feb. 1786.
1756.
John, ld. Hobart, compt. hnold.;
succ. as E. of Buckinghamshire
on his father's decease, Sept.
following ; amb. to Russia, July
1762; lá. lieut. of Ireland,
Jan. 1777.
Robt., ld. Raymond.
Richd., E. Temple, first là. admy. ;
ld. pr. Seal, June following.
John, visc. Bateman, treasr.
hhold.
Wm., ld. Mansfield, ld, ch. just.
k. b
Hon. Richd. Edgcumbe, compt.
hhold.; succ. as là. Edgcumbe
on the death of his father in
1758.
Hugh, visc. Falmouth, capt.
yeom, gd.
1757.
Thos., D. of Leeds, coffr. h.hold.
Hon. Chas. Townshend, treasr, of
the chamber and a la, of tr.
and plant. ; paym, gen. of the
forces, Mar. 1761, and ch. ex.,
Aug. 1766.
John Gilbert, abp. of York.
Sir Robt. Henley, ld, kpr., cr.
ld. Henley, Mar. 1760; made
ld. chanc., Jan. 1761; and E.
of Northington, May following;
ld. pres., July 30, 1766.
Percy Wyndham, E. of Thomond,
treasr. h.hold.
1758.
Lord Geo. Sackville (Germaine).
Struck from the list, Apr. 25,
1760. See Dec. 1765.
Thos., visc. Dupplin, chanc. d.
Lanc.; succ. as E. of Kinnoul
on his father's decease, June
following.
Thos. Secker, abp. of Canter-
bury.
Chas. Paulett, M. of Winchester,
succ. as D. of Bolton on his
father's decease, Oct. 1759.
Feb. 2.
Dec. 15.
Feb. 9.
Mar. 20.
May 2.
Oct. 27.
Dec. 17.
Jan. 28.
Mar. 17.
Mar. 20.
Mar. 25.
Apr. 3.
June 25.
July 8.
Sept. 4.
Nov. 7.
. Fras.,
1759.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen, adm., ld. -
admy., and gen. of marines.
Robt. Nugent, ld, treasy. ; cr. ld.
Nugent and visc. Clare, of Ire-
land, Dec. 1766; and E. Nugent,
1776.
1760.
Basil, E. of Denbigh, aft. Id.
bed-ch.
Welbore Ellis, joint v. treas. in
Ireland; sec. at war, Dec. 1762;
and aft. filled various offices,
that of sec. st., Feb. 1782; cr.
ld. Mendip, Aug. 1794.
John, M. of Granby, lieut. gem.
ordn., aft. mast. gen.; comm. in
ch., Aug. 1766.
RING GEORGE III.
1760.
EDwD., D. OF YORK, introd., not
SWOI’Il.
John, E. of Bute, gr. stole; see.
st., Mar. 1761; first là. treasy.,
May 1762.
E of Huntingdom, m.
horse.
Hon. Geo. Townshend, gem. ; lieut.
gen. ordn., 1763; succ. as visc.
Townshend, Mar. 1764 ; lá.
lieut. of Ireland, Oct. 1767;
mast. gen. ordn., 1772; M. of
Townshend, Oct. 1787.
Philip, visc. Royston, succ. as E.
of Hardwicke, Mar. 1764.
1761.
Geo., E. of Albemarle, gov. of
Jersey.
Anthy., E. of Shaftesbury.
Sir Fras. Dashwood, bt., treasr. of
the chamber; ch. ex., May 1762;
joint postm. gen., Dec. 1766;
succ.to title of là. Le Despencer,
1763.
Wm., E. Talbot, ld, stewd, hbold.
Hon. Jas. Grenville, coffr. hold.;
aft, joint v. treasr. of Ireland.
Hy. Arthur, E. of Powis, compt.
hhold.
Chas., E. of Egremont; Sec. St.,
Oct. following.
Hon. Jas. Stuart Mackenzie, min.
to Sardinia; lá, pr. seal of Scot-
land, 1763.
Robt. Drummond, abp, of York.
Thos. Hayter, bp. of London: d.
1762.
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20].
1762.
Jan. 2. John, D. of Argyll.
Feb. 15. Lord Geo. Cavendish, compt.
hhold.
Sir Chas. Pratt, ld. ch. just. c. p. ;
cr. Id. Camden, July 1765; lá.
chanc., July 1766; ld. pres.,
Mar. 27, 1782; E. Camden,
May 1786.
Mar. 13. Richd. Osbaldeston, bp. of Lon-
don; d. 1764.
July 14. Geo. Hy., E. of Lichfield, capt.
gent. pens.
Sir John Cust, bt., sp. ho.
COIOIO, OIOS,
Gilbert Elliot, late lä. treasy. ;
treasr. of the chamber; succ. as
bt. on his father's decease;
treasr. navy, Mar. 1770.
Nov. 17. Jas., ld. Tyrawley. gen, late
gov. of Gibraltar; field marsh.,
1763.
Geo., D. of Marlborough, ld.
chamb. hbold.
Hugh, E. of Marchmont, kpr. gr.
seal of Scotland, 1764.
Hugh, E. of Northumberland,
queen's lil. chamb. ; ld. lieut.
of Ireland, 1763.
Hans Stanley, ld, admy.
Jas., ld. Strange, chanc. d.
Lanc.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 26.
Dec. 15.
1763.
Humphry Morrice, compt. hold.
Sir John Phillips, bt.
Wm., E. of Shelburne, first
commr. of tr. and plant. ; sec.
St., Aug. 1766 ; first lá.
treasy., July 1782; cr. M. of
Lansdowne, Nov. 1784.
Lord Chas. Spencer,
hhold.
Jas. Oswald, joint v. treasr. in
Ireland.
Stephen, E. of Ilchester, honoris
causd.
Fras., E. of Hertford, cr. E. of
Yarmouth and M. of Hertford,
July 1793.
David, visc. Stormont, amb. ext.
to Germany; sec. st., Oct. 1779;
ld. pres., Apr. 2, 1783; succ.
\ as E. of Mansfield, Mar. 1793;
again ld, pres., Dec. 1794.
Thos., lord Hyde, joint postm.
gen. ; chanc. d. Lanc., June
1771; cr. E. of Clarendon,
June 1776.
º 1764.
July 11. Richd. Terrick, bp. of London.
Dec. 12, Sir Thos. Sewell, m, rolls.
Dec. 19, WM. HY., D. OF GLoucestER,
* introd., not sworn.
Jan. 10.
Apr. 20.
comptr.
Apr. 22.
June 1.
July 20.
Sept. 9.
*
y
1765.
May 29. Thos., visc. Weymouth, app. la.
lieut. of Ireland, but did not go
over; sec. st. in 1768; again
in 1775; cr. M. of Bath, Aug.
1789.
Lord Fredk. Campbell, kpr. pr.
seal of Scotland.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, ld.
chamb. ; ld. lieut. of Ireland,
1782; first là. treasy., Apr.
1783; lil. pres., July 30, 1801;
again first lá. treasy., Mar.
J 807.
Aug. Hy., D. of Grafton, Sec. St. ;
first là. of the treasy., Aug.
1766; first min. of the cr., Dec.
1767; lá. pr. seal, 1771.
Chas., M. of Rockingham, first
ld. treasy. ; again, Mar. 1782.
Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway, sec.
St. ; comm. in ch., 1782.
Wm. Dowdeswell, ch. ex.
July 12. Richd., E. of Scarborough, coffr.
hhold. ; app. dep. earl marsh. of
England shortly afterwards.
John, E. of Ashburnham, kpr.
July 10.
gr. wardr.
Wm., E. of Beshorough, joint
postm. gen.
Geo. Bussy, visc. Williers, w.
chambn. ; succ. as E. of Jersey
on his father's decease, Aug.
1769.
Wm., E. of Dartmouth, first
commr. of tr. and plant. ; Sec.
St., Aug. 1772.
Richd., visc. Howe, treasr. navy;
first là. admy, Jan. 1783. ; cr.
earl Howe, July 1788.
Geo., ld. Edgcumbe, treast.
hhold. ; cr. visc. Mount-Edg-
cumbe and Valletort, Mar. 1781;
and E. of Mount-Edgcumbe,
Aug. 1789.
Sept. 6. Thos. Pelham, compt.hhold.; succ.
as la. Pelham on the decease of
his cousin, the D. of Newcastle,
Nov. 1768; cr. E. of Chichester,
June 1801.
Oct. 23. Chas., D. of Richmond, aft. sec.
St.
Nov. 22. Ralph, earl Verney, of the king-
dom of Ireland.
Dec. 20. Lord Geo. Sackville (his name,
struck out in 1760, now rest.),
app. a v. treasT. of Ireland; sec.
st., Jan. 1776; took the name
of Germaine on succeeding to
the estates of lady Germaine;
cr. visc. Sackville, Feb. 1782.
See Jan, 1758.
July 26.
202
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1766.
Feb. 10. Chas., D. of Dorset, ld, lieut. of
Kent.
May 12. John, E. of Breadalbane, kpr. of
the pr. seal of Scotland.
Sept. 10. Sir John Eardley Wilmot, ld, ch.
just, c. p.
Sir Chas.
admy.
Isaac Barré, a v. treasr. in Ire-
land; treasr. navy, Apr. 1782;
paymr. of the forces, July same
year.
Sept. 26. Geo. William, E. of Bristol, app.
ld. lieut. of Ireland, but did
not go over; la, pr. Seal, Nov.
1768.
Dec. 3. HY, FREDK., D. OF CUMBER-
LAND, introd., not sworn.
John Shelley, aft. Sir J., treasr.
hhold.
Dec. 10. Harry, D. of Bolton, gov. of the
Isle of Wight and of Carisbrook
Castle.
Fredk., ld. North, joint paymr.
of the forces ; ch. ex., Dec.
1767; and first là. treasy., Feb.
1770; succ. his father as E. of
Guilford, Aug. 1790.
Sir Edwd. Hawke, first là.
admy. ; cr. lord Hawke, May
1776.
Saunders, first là.
1767.
Dec. 23. Thos. Townshend, jun., joint
paym. of the forces; sec. at
war, Mar. 1782; sec. st., July
same year; cr. ld. Sydney,
Mar. 1783; and visc., June 1789.
Geo. Onslow, ld, treasy. ; cr. Id.
Cranley, May 1776; and visc.
Cranley and E. of Onslow, June
1801.
1768.
May 27. Hon. Thos. Harley, ld. mayor
Lond,
June 29. Chas., ld. Cathcart, amb. to
Russia.
Sir Jos. Yorke, amb. to the st.
gen, at the Hague; cr. ld.
Dover, Sept. 1788.
Oct. 7. Hon. Fredk. Cornwallis, abp. of
Canterbury.
Dec. 16. Hy., D. of Newcastle, ld. lieut. of
Notts, and kpr. of Sherwood
forest.
1769.
Mar. 22. Sir Fletcher Norton, ch. just. in
eyre; sp. ho. commons, Jan.
1770; cr. ld. Grantley, Mar.
1782.
Nov. 1. Sir Jas. Gray, bt., amb. ext, to
Spain.
1770.
Jan. 17. Hon. Chas. Yorke, app. la. chanc.,
and cr. lord Morden, but d.
before the seals were put to
his patent. He died on Jan.
20, having held the great seal
but three days.
Edwd., D. of Somerset.
Hon. Thos. Robinson, v. chambn.
to the queen ; succ. as la.
Grantham, Sept. following ;
amb. to Spain, Feb. 1771; sec.
st., July 1782.
Geo. Rice, treasr. chamb. ; late a
ld. of tr.
Chas., earl Cornwallis, const. T.
Lond. ; cr. Cornwallis,
Aug. 1792; gov. gen. of Bengal
thrice, betw. Feb. 1786 and Oct.
1805; comm. in chief in India at
the same time.
Hon. Hy. Fredk. Thynne, joint
postm. gen. ; cr. 1d. Carteret,
Jan. 1784.
Jan. 19.
Feb. 26.
May 4.
Nov. 21.
Dec. 19.
1771.
Hy., E. of Suffolk and Berkshire,
ld. pr. seal; sec. St. June fol-
lowing.
Hy., ld. Apsley, ld, chanc.;
Succ. his father as earl Bathurst,
Sept. 1775; decl. 1d. pres.,
Nov. 1779. Ld. high stewd. of
Gr. Britain for the trial of
Eliz., duchess of Kingston,
on an indictment for bigamy,
Feb. 1776. *
John Montagu, visc. Hinchinbrook,
V. chambn. ; succ. his father as
E. of Sandwich, Apr. 1792.
Sir Wm. de Grey, ld, ch. just. c.
p. ; cr. ld. Walsingham, Sept.
1780.
Geo., E. of Pomfret, ranger of
Windsor Little Park.
Sir Lawrence Dundas, bt., v. adm.
of Shetland and Orkney.
Jan. 22.
Jan. 23.
Feb. 6.
Mar. 1.
Oct. 9.
1772.
Sir Jeffrey Amherst, lt. gen, ordn;
cr. ld. Amherst, May 1776;
comm. in ch., Mar. 1778.
Sir Thos. Parker, late ld. ch. bar.
€X.
Nov. 6.
Nov. 20.
1773.
Chas. Jenkinson, joint v. treasr.
of Ireland; clerk of the pells in
Ireland, Aug. 1775; m. mint,
Sept. 1776; sec. at war, Dec.
1778; cr. li. Hawkesbury,
July 1786; chanc. d. Lanc., and
Feb. 8.
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203
pres. bd. tr., same year; cr.
E. of Liverpool, May 1796. He
filled these and various other
offices in the state from 1763
until 1804.
Aug. 4. Sir Wm. Lynch, min. to Sardinia.
Sept. 1. Sir John Goodricke, bt., late env.
ext. to Sweden.
1778.
Mar. 9. Sir Wm. Meredith, comptr. h.hold.
Jeremiah Dyson, coffr. hnold;
filled various offices in the
state.
1775.
May 12. Jas., D. of Chandos.
Nov. 17. Thos., ld. Lyttelton, warden, and
ch. just. in eyre beyond Trent.
1776.
May 31. Thos. Bruce, ld. Bruce ; cr. E.
of Ailesbury, June 8 following.
June 5. Geo. Montagu, D. of Montagu,
gov. to the pr. of Wales; m.
horse, Dec. 1780.
Sept. 20. Hy. Flood, joint v. treasr. , in
Ireland. Struck from the list
by the king's own hand.
1777.
Jan. 31. Wm. Markham, abp. of York.
June 13. Fredk., E.
hhold.; pres. bd. tr., Nov. 1779
ld. lieut. of Ireland, 1780.
Robt. Louth, bp. of London.
June 20. Chas. Townshend, joint v. treasr.
in Ireland; cr. Id. Bayning,
Oct. 1797.
Dec. 3. Sir Sidney Stafford Smythe, late
ld. ch. bar, ex.
Dec. 24. Fras., M. of Carmarthen, chambn.
* of the queen consort's hbold. ;
succ. as D of Leeds on his
father's decease, Mar. 1789.
1778.
June 3. Edwd., ld. Thurlow, ld, chanc.
1779.
Feb. 12. Robt., D. of Ancaster and Kes-
teven, ld, lieut. of Lincolnsh.;
d. July 8, following. He was
hered, ld. gr. chambn. of Eng-
land, and on his death the
office fell into abeyance, and
remained in dispute for more
than a year.
Aug 4. John, visc. Mountstuart, env. ext.
to Sardinia ; succ. his father
as E. of Bute, Mar. 1792;
cr. visc. Mountjoy, E. of Wind-
sor, and M. of Bute, Feb. 1796.
of Carlisle, treast. ||
1780.
Feb. 2. Fras, visc. Beauchamp, ld.
treasy.
Feb. 9. Sir Richd. Worsley, bt., gov. of
the Isle of Wight.
June 9. Alex. Wedderburn, ld. ch. just.
c. p. ; cr. 1d. Loughborough ;
ld. chanc. of England, Jan.
1793; cr. E. of Rosslyn, Apr.
1801.
Sept. 27. Jas., E. of Salisbury, treasr.
hhold; la. chambn., Dec. 1783;
cr. M. of Salisbury, Aug. 1789.
Nov. 8. Chas. Wolfran Cornewall, sp. ho.
CODOHIO, OIlS.
1782.
Jan. 9. Richd., E. of Shannom, joint. v.
treasr. in Ireland.
Feb. 11. John, D. of Dorset.
Mar. 27. Lord John Cavendish, ch. ex.
Mar. 30. John Dunning, formerly sol.-gen. ;
cr. la. Ashburton; chanc. d.
Lanc.
Chas. Jas. Fox, sec. st. Struck
from the list May 9, 1798.
See year 1806.
Hon. Aug. Keppel, first lá.
admy. ; cr. visc. Keppel, Apr.
27, following.
Edmd. Burke, paym. forces.
Geo., D. of Manchester, ld,
chambn.
Thos., E. of Effingham, treasr.
hhold ; m. mint, Jan. 1784.
Peter, E. Ludlow, compt. hbold.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt., joint v.
treas r. in Ireland ; sec. at War,
July following.
Geo., ld. de Ferrars, capt.
gent. pens. ; became M. of
Townshend, 1807.
Geo., visc. Chewton, V. chambn.
hhold ; succ. on the death of
his father as E. of Waldegrave,
Oct. 1784.
Lord Robt. Spencer, a commr. of
tr. and plant.
June 21. Hon. Sir Wm. Howe, lt. gen.
ordn. ; succ. as visc. Howe,
Aug. 1799.
July 10. Hon. Wm. Pitt, ch. ex. ; first
ld.treasy., Dec. 27,1783; again,
May 12, 1804, until his death,
Jan. 23, 1806.
Geo., E. Temple, app. 16, lieut. of
Ireland ; sec. st., Dec. 1783;
cr. M. of Buckingham, Nov.
1784; again ld. lieut. of lre-
land in 1787.
Hy. Dundas, treasr. navy; again,
Apr. 10.
Apr. 25.
May 3.
June 5.
July 31.
Jan. 1784; home Sec. June,
1791; col. sec, July, 1794;
pres. bā. contr. from July,
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1793, to May, 1801; cr. ld.
Dunira and visc. Melville, Dec.
1802. Struck from the list,
May 9, 1805. See April, 1807.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, joint
postm. gen.
Oct. 2
1783.
Chas., D. of Rutland, ld, stewd.
hhold.
Wm. Eden, late a lă. of tr., joint
v. treast. in Ireland; amb. to
France in 1857; aft. to Spain,
and to Holland ; cr. ld.
Auckland, Sept. 1789;
postm. gen., Mar. 1798.
Apr. 9. Chas. Greville, treasr. hbold.
Apr. 14. Geo. Jas., E. of Cholmondeley,
capt. yeom. gå.
Col., the hon. Richd. Fitzpatrick,
Sec. at war; lieut. gen. Ordn.,
1804; again sec. at war, Feb.
1806.
Fredk. Montagu, ld. treasy.
Feb. 17.
Apr. 7.
joint
Apr. 30. John Moore, abp. of Canter-
bury.
Robt., E. of Northington, app. li.
lieut. of Ireland.
Aug. 29. Edwd., E. of Derby, chanc. d.
Lanc.
GEO. AUGs. FREDK., pr. of
WALEs, aft. George IV.; introd.,
not sw.
Dec. 26. Jas. Grenville, a lä. of tr., Aug.
1786; cr. Id. Glastonbury, Oct.
1797.
Dec. 31. Heneage, E. of Aylesford, capt.
yeom. gil.
Thos., ld. Walsingham, late a
ld. of tr., joint. v. treasr. in
Ireland; joint postm. gen.,
July, 1787. For twenty years
chairman of the committees of
the house of lords.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, joint
paym, gen, W. pres, bd. tr.,
Aug. 1786; sp. ho. commons,
Jan. 1789; home sec., June
same year, and pres. bd.
contr. Mar. 1790; cr. lá. Gren-
ville, Nov. 1790; for. Sec., June
1791; first là. treasy., Feb.
1806.
1784,
Jan. 7. Philip, E. of Chesterfield, amb. ext.
- to Spain; joint postm. gen.,
- Mar. 1790; m. horse, Feb. 1798.
Feb. 9. Lord Geo. Lenox, const. T. Lond.
Apr. 2. Lloyd Kenyon, m. rolls, cr. a bt.
• * this year; ld. ch. just. k. b.
1788, ld.
June, and cr.
Kenyon.
Apr. 16. Robt.,
hhold.
Constantine John, ld. Mulgrave,
joint paym. gen. ; a lá. of tr.
and commiſ, bd. contr.
Jas., E. of Courtown, treasr.
hhold. º
Sir Jas. Harris, env. ext, to the
States General; cr. ld. Malmes-
bury, Sept. 1788, and visc.
Fitz-Harris and E. of Malmes-
bury, Dec. 1800; min, to several
courts of Europe.
Geo., ld. Herbert, v. chambn.
hhold; succ. his father as E.
of Pembroke, Feb. 1794.
visc. Galway, comptr.
Apr. 23.
Aug. 20.
Sept. 3.
Nov. 17.
1785.
Thos. Orde (Powlett), sec. in
Ireland; a lö. of traug.
1786. Assumed the name of
Powlett on the decease of the
last D. of Bolton, 1794; er.
ld. Bolton, Oct. 1797.
Nov. 23.
1786.
Sept. 6. John Foster, sp. ho. commons
of Ireland; cr. ld. Oriel, July
1821.
John Beresford, first commi. of
rev. in Ireland.
Oct. 27. Sir John Parnell, bt., ch. ex. in
Ireland.
1787.
Jan. 5. John Hely Hutchinson, sec. st.
in Ireland. Held a plurality of
appointments.
Feb. 19. John Chas. Williers, compt.
hhold.
Mar. 23. Sir John Skynner, ld, ch. bar.
6X, -
Aug. 8. FREDK., D. of York, introd.,
not SW.
Nov. 30. Alleyne Fitz-Herbert, ch. sec.
Ireland, env. ext, to the Hague,
May, 1789; cr. la. St. Helen's of
Ireland, 1791; and of England,
July, 1801.
Dec. 7. Beilby Porteus, bp. of London.
1788.
June 18. Sir Richd. Pepper Arden, m.
rolls, ld, ch. just. c. p., 1801;
cr. Id. Alvanley, May, same
year. -
1789.
April 3. John, E. of Chatham, first là.
admy. ; decl. 1d. pres., Dec. 21,
1796; mast. gen, ordn., June,
1801; again, Apr., 1807.
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205
Apr. 29. Sir Robt. Murray Keith, K.B.,
late amb. to Germany.
May 15, Sir Wm. Wynne, judge of the
w. prerog.
tr. in 1790.
June 23, WM. HY., D. of CLARENCE,
aft. William IV. ; introd., not
SW,
Hy. Addington, sp. ho. com-
mons ; first ld. treasy.,
Mar., 1801; cr. visc. Sid-
mouth, Jan. 1805; ld, pres.,
Jan. Same year; ld, pr. Seal,
Feb., and again ld. pres., Oct.
1806; a third time lă. pres.,
Apr. 1812; home sec. from
June 1812, to Jan. 1822.
Aug. 8. Jas., M. of Graham, v. pres. bd.
tr., and, in Sept. following,
joint paym, gen. ; succ. as D.
of Montrose, Sept. 1790; m.
- horse, Dec. same year.
Oct. 14. John, E. of Westmoreland, ld.
lieut. of Ireland; lá. pr. seal,
Feb. 1798; and again, Mar.
1807. - -
1790.
Mar. 3. Geo. Evelyn, visc. Falmouth,
Capt. gent. pens.
Hon. Dudley Ryder, compt.
hhold., commr. bd. contr. ; v.
pres. bd. tr., Oct. 1790; treast.
navy, June 1800; succ. as ld.
Harrowby, June 1803; chanc.
d. Lanc., July 1805; cr. visc.
Sandon and E. Harrowby, July
1809; pres. bd. contr., July,
same year; decl. 1d. pres.,
June 1812.
May 28. Geo. Granville Leveson, earl
Gower, succ. his father as
M. of Stafford, Oct. 1803.
1. John, ld. Fitzgibbon, ld, chanc.
of Ireland; cr. visc. Fitzgib-
bon, of Limerick, Dec. 1793;
E. of Clare, June 1795; and
ld. Fitzgibbon, of Sidbury, in
the English peerage, Sept.
1799. -
Oct.
1791.
Mar. 9. Thos. Steele, joint paym. gen. ;
prev. Sec. treasy., &c.
Apr. 21. Geo., visc. Parker, compt. hnold.,
succ. his father as E. of Mac-
clesfield, Feb. 1795.
June 8. Sir Wm. Hamilton, K.B., amb. to
Naples.
1792.
May 2. Geo., ld. Macartney, amb. to
- China; earl Macartney in Ire-
land, 1794.
court, &c.; a lá. of .
- June 21.
June 15. Sir Jas. Eyre, ld. ch. bar. ex: ;
aft. la. ch. just. c. p.
1793.
Sir Archd. Macdonald, Id. ch. bar.
€X.
Hon. Robt. Hobart, sec. in Ire-
land; col. sec., Mar. 1801;
summoned to parlt. in his
father's barony, vità patris, as
ld. Hobart, 1798 ; succ. as
E. of Buckinghamshire, Nov.
1804; joint postm, gen., Feb.
1806; pres. bd, contr., Apr.
1812.
Richd., E. of Mornington; gov.
gen. of Bengal, Oct. 1797; cr.
marq. Wellesley, Dec. 1799;
for. sec., Dec. 1809; ld.
lieut. of Ireland, Dec. 1821;
ld. Stewd., Nov. 1830; again
Feb. 15.
May 1.
ld. lieut. of Ireland, Sept.
1833; la. chambn., Apr.
1835.
Hy., ld. Apsley, succ. his
father as earl Bathurst, Aug.
1794; m. mint, July 1804;
pres, bd. tr., Mar. 1807; for.
sec., Oct. 1809; and col. Sec.
from June 1812, to Apr.
1827.
John Jeffreys, visc. Bayham, a
commr. of tr. ; succ. as earl
Camden, Apr. 1794; ld.
lieut. of Ireland, Mar. 1795;
ld. pres., July 10, 1805; again,
Mar. 26, 1807; cr. E. of
Brecknock and marq. of Cam-
den, Sept. 1812.
Sir Gilbert Elliott, bt., viceroy
of the kingdom of Corsica, June
1795; cr. ld. Minto, of Rox-
burgh, Oct. 1797; env. ext.
to Germany, June 1799; pres.
bd, contr., Feb. 1806; gov. gen.
of Bengal, July, same year;
cr. visc. Melgund and E. of
Minto, Feb. 1813.
Sept. 25.
1794.
May 4. Sylvester Douglas,ch.sec. Ireland;
commr. bd. contr., June 1795;
ld. treasy., Feb. 1797; cr.
ld. Glenbervie, Nov. 1800;
joint paym. gen., Mar. 1801 ;
v. pres. bā. tr., Nov., same
year; surv. gen. of woods and
forests, 1803; first commr. of
woods and forests, July 1810.
July 11. Wm. Wentworth Fitzwilliam, E.
Fitzwilliam, dec. 1d. pres. ;
again, ld, pres., Oct. 19, 1805.
He was app. li. lieut. of Ireland,
Dec. 1794; but was recalled
206
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July 11
July 16.
Nov. 12.
Dec. 17.
JMar. 11.
July 29.
Apr. 29.
Nov. 30.
JMar. 29.
Apr. 26.
June 28.
Sept. 27.
Oct. 4.
Sept. 28.
Oct. 24.
Oct. 31.
Dec. 5.
Dec. 19.
Mar. following, and succ. by
ld. Camden.
Geo. John, earl Spencer, ld, pr.
seal; lil. admy. , Dec. same
year; home sec., Feb. 1806.
Wm. Windham, sec. at war; sec.
st. for war and cols., Feb. 1806.
Sir Morton Eden, K.B., amb. to
Germany, and prev. to several
courts of Europe ; cr. ld.
Henley, Nov. 1799.
Geo. Damer, visc. Milton, Sec.
for Ireland; succ. his father
as E. of Dorchester, Feb. 1798.
1795.
Hon. Thos. Pelham, sec. for Ire-
land; summoned to the house
of peers, vità patris, as là.
Pelham, June 1801; home
sec., July, same year; chanc.
d. Lanc., Nov. 1803; succ.
his father as E. of Chichester,
Jan. 1805; postm. gen, , May
1807.
Sir Geo. Howard, K.B.,
marsh. ; gov. of Jersey.
1796.
Robt. Auriol Drummond, E. of
Kinnoul.
Sir Grey Cooper, bt., some time
sec. treasy.
John, D. of Roxburgh, gr. stole.
1797.
Sir Jos. Banks, bt., pres. of the
Royal Society; app. a commr.
bd. tr.
Lord Chas. Somerset, compt.
hhold. ; joint paym, gen, , July
1804; again, Apr. 1807.
John, D. of Athole.
Hon. John Trevor, amb. to Sar-
dinia.
Sir Chas. Grey, K.B., gov. of
Jersey; cr. Id. Grey, June
1801, and visc. Howick and E.
Grey, Apr. 1806.
1798.
Wm. Shaw, Id. Cathcart; cr.
visc. Cathcart, Nov. 1807; and
E. Cathcart, July 1814.
Chas., E. of Harrington.
Sir Wm. Scott, a commr. bā. tr. ;
judge of the high court of admy.;
cr. lá. Stowell, July 1821.
Thos. Grenville., ch. just. in
eyro, July 1800; pres, bd.
contr.,July 1806; first ld, admy.,
Sept. same year.
Robt., visc. Castlereagh, sec. in
Ireland; pres. bd. contr., Sept.
1802 col. sec., July 1805;
field
Jan. 23.
Mar. 13.
June 5.
July 3.
July 18.
Sept. 25.
Oct. 30.
May 28.
June 25.
Nov. 5.
Jan. 25.
Feb. 18.
Feb. 20.
Mar. 17.
again, Mar. 1807; for, sec.
from Mar. 1812, until his death,
Aug. 1822; succ. his father
as M. of Londonderry, Apr.
1821.
1799.
Sir Wm. Fawcett, K.B., gen.
Robt. Banks Jenkinson, ld.
Hawkesbury, m. mint; for.
sec., Feb. 1801; home sec.,
May 1804; summoned to the
house of peers, vità patris, in
his father's barony, Aug. 1806;
again home sec., Mar. 1807;
succ. as E. of Liverpool, Dec.
1808; col. sec., Dec. 1809;
first là. treasy, from June
1812 to Apr. 1827.
EDwD., D, of KENT, introd., not
SW.
ERNEST AUG., D. of CUMBER-
LAND, introd., not sw.
Thos., E. of Elgin,
Turkey.
Sir John Scott, ld. ch. just. c. p. ;
cr. 1d. Eldon; lil. chanc., Apr.
1801; again, Apr. 1807; cr.
E. of Eldon, July 1821.
Isaac Corry, ch. ex. in Ireland.
Ralph, ld. Lavington, K.B., gov.
of the Carribean islands.
amb. to
1800.
Geo. Canning, joint paym, gen;
for. sec., Mar. 1807; pres. bd
contr., June 1816; again for
Sec., Sept. 1822; first ld, treasy
April 1827.
Wm. Dundas, commr. bā. contr. ;
sec. at war, May 1804.
Chas., ld. Whitworth, late amb,
to Russia ; negociated a peace
with Denmark, 1801; plen. to
France, June 1802; cr. visc,
Whitworth, June 1813; 1d.
lieut. of Ireland, Aug. same
year; cr. earl Whitworth, Nov
1815.
1801.
Wm. Stuart, abp. of Armagh
and primate of Ireland.
Sir John Mitford, sp. ho.
commons ; app. 1d. chanc. of
Ireland, and cr. lá. Redes-
dale, Feb. 1802.
John, earl St. Vincent, first là.
admy.
Sir Chas. Yorke, sec. at war;
home sec., July 1803; first là.
admy., May 1810.
Philip, E. of Hardwicke, ld.
lieut. Ireland.
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207
Mar. 17. Geo., visc. Lewisham, pres, bd.
- contr. ; cr., vità patris, ld.
Dartmouth ; succ. his father
as E. of Dartmouth, Nov. 1810.
May 21. Sir Wm. Grant, m. rolls.
Chas. Abbot, ch. Sec. Ireland;
sp. ho, commons, Feb. 1802;
cr. ld. Colchester, June 1807.
Thos. Wallace, commr. bd. contr.;
again, Apr. 1807; v. pres. bd.
tr., Jan. 1818; m. mint, Oct.
ld. Wallace, Jan. 1828.
Nov. 18. Chas. Bragge, aft. Bragge Ba-
thurst, treasr. navy ; sec. at
war, Aug. 1803; pres, bd.
contr., Jan. 1821.
1802.
Jan. 13. Wm. Wickham, commr. of tr.;
amb. to Switzerland.
Geo. Rose, commr. of tr. ; v.
pres, bd. tr., Mar. 1804; joint
paym. gen., July 1804; again
v. pres. bd. tr., Mar. 1807;
and treasr. navy, Apr., same
year.
Chas. Long, ld, treasy., May
1804; ch. sec. Ireland, 1806;
paym. gen., Apr. 1807; cr.
ld. Farnborough, Aug. 1826.
Feb. 8. ADOLPH.Us FRED., D. of CAM-
BRIDGE, introd., not sw.
Apr. 21. Edwd., ld. Ellenborough, ld.
ch, just. k. b.
Sept. 8. Sir John Borlase Warren, bt.,
adm. ; amb. to Russia.
Sept. 22. Sir Chas. (Gould) Morgan, bt.,
judge adv. gen.
John Smyth, late lö. treasy. ; m.
mint.
1803.
Feb. 16. John Hiley Addington, joint
paym. gen.; commr. bd. contr.,
Feb. 1806. ,
Geo. Tierney, treasr. navy; pres.
bd. contr., Oct. 1806; m. mint,
May 1827.
Nov. 23. Hon. Thos. Maitland, aft. Sir T.,
G.C.B., commr. bq. contr.
Nathl. Bond, ld, treasy.; v. pres.
bd, tr., Feb. 1804; judge adv.
gen., Feb. 1806.
1804.
Jan. 4. Hon. Arthur Paget, aft. Sir A.,
K.C.B., amb. to Germany, and
aft. to Turkey.
Jan. 20. Sir Evan Nepean, bt., ch. sec.
Ireland ; prev. sec. admy., and
subs. li. admy.
May 8. Sir Jas. Mansfield, ld, ch, just.
C. p.
May 14, Geo., E. of Winchilsea and Not-
tingham, gr, stole.
Lord Geo. Thynne, compt.
hhold.
June 6. Hy. lá. Mulgrave, chanc. d.
Lanc.; for. sec., Jan. 1805;
first là. admy., Apr. 1807;
mast. gen, ordn., May 1810;
cr. visc. Normanby and E. of
Mulgrave, Sept. 1812.
June 27. Wm. Drummond, late amb. to
Turkey.
Chas. Arbuthnot, amb. ext. to
Turkey; sec. treasy., 1810;
first commr. woods and forests,
Feb. 1823; chanc, d. Lanc.,
June 1828.
July 11. Lord John Thynne, V. chamb.
hhold. ; succ. as la. Carteret,
Feb. 1838.
July 19. Granville Leveson, ld. Gower,
amb. ext, to Russia and to
France; cr. visc. Granville, Aug.
1815, and earl Granville, May
1833.
AUG., D. OF SUSSEX, introd.,
not sw.
1805.
Jan. 14. John Hookham Frere, amb. to
Spain.
Nichs. Vansittart, ch. Sec. Ire-
land; sec. treasy., 1806; ch.
ex. from June 1812 to Jan.
1823; cr. la. Bexley, Mar. 1,
1823.
Reginald Pole Carew, late u. s.
home dep., commr. of tr.
John Sullivan, late u. s. cols.,
commr. of tr. ; aft. commr.
bd. contr.
Feb. 21. Chas. Manners Sutton, abp. of
Canterbury.
May 1. Chas, ld, Barham, first là. admy.
Nov. 21. Edwd., E. of Powis, app. 1d.
lieut. of Ireland, but did not
go over.
1806.
Feb. 1. WM. FREDK., D. of GLOUCESTER,
introd., not sw.
Feb. 5. Fras., E. of Moira, mast. gen.
ordn.; Bengal and comm. in ch.
in India, Nov. 1812; cr. visc.
Loudoun, E. Rawdon, and M.
of Hastings, Dec. 1816.
Richd. Chandos, E. Temple, joint
paym, gen. and v. pres. bq. tr.;
cr. M. of Chandos and D. of
Buckingham, Feb. 2. -
Lord Hy. Petty, ch. ex.; succ.
as M. of Lansdowne, Nov. 1809;
home sec., 1827; ld. pres.,
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Nov. 22, 1830 ; again, Apr.
18, 1835; and a third time, July
6, 1846. .
Feb. 5. Hon. Chas. Grey, first là. admy.;
for. sec., Sept. 1806; succ.
his father as E. Grey and visc.
Howick, Nov. 1807; first lá.
treasy., Nov. 1830.
Chas. James Fox, for. Sec. ; d.
while holding this office, Sept.
* 13, 1806.
Feb. 7. Geo., visc. Morpeth, commr. bd.
contr. ; succ. his father as E.
of Carlisle, Sept. 1825 ; ld.
pr. seal in 1827, and 1834.
Lord John Townshend, joint
paym, gen.
o Thos., ld. Erskine, ld, chanc.
Richd. Brinsley Sheridan, treasr.
navy.
Feb. 12. John, D. of Bedford, ld, lieut. of
Ireland.
Hy., E. of Carnarvon, m. horse.
John Joshua, E. of Carysfort,
joint postm. gen.
Chas. Aug., lord Ossulston,treasr. .
hhold.
St. Andrew, ld. St. John, of
Bletsoe, capt. gent. pens.
Wm. Elliot, ch. Sec. Ireland.
Mar. 5. Geo. Ponsonby, ld, chanc. of
Ireland.
Mar. 12. Sir John Newport, bt., ch. ex.
of Ireland.
May 7. Richd., E. of Donoughmore,
commr. bā. tr. ; joint postm.
gen. in Ireland.
June 18. Alexr., M. of Douglas and
Clydesdale ; summoned to the
house of peers, vità patris, as
ld. Dutton, Nov. 1806; succ.
as D. of Hamilton, Feb. 1819.
July 21. Jas., E. of Lauderdale, kpr. gr.
seal of Scotland.
Aug. 27. Hy. Richd., ld. Holland, ld.
r. Seal.
Nov. 19. Sir Arthur Anstruther, bt., late
ch. just. of the Supr. court of
judic. in Bengal.
1807.
Mar, 26. Hon. Spencer Perceval, ch. ex.;
first là. treasy. from Dec.
6, 1809, to May 4, 1812,
when he was assass. by a per-
son named Bellingham, in the
lobby of the house of commons.
Hon. Robt. Dundas, pres. bd.
contr. ; ld, pr. seal of Scot-
land, 1811 ; succ. his father
as visc. Melville, May, same
year; first ld, admy, Mar.
1812. -
Mar. 30. Sir Jas. Pulteney, bt., Sec. at
W2, l’.
April 1. Chas., D. of Richmond and
Lenox, app. li. lieut. of Ire-
land; d. gov. gen, of Canada,
July 1819.
April 8. Hy., visc. Melville, commr.
bd. tr. (his name which had
been struck out of the list
May 9, 1805, now rest., he
being re-sw.)
John, ld. Teignmouth, commr.bd.
contr. App. Sept. 1792, to
succ. lá. Cornwallis as gov.
gen. of Bengal.
Hon. Sir Arthur Wellesley, K.B.,
ch. Sec. to the la.-lieut. of Ire-
land; aft. D. of Wellington;
com. in ch. of the army, Jan.
1827; first là. treasy., Jan.
1828, and again, Nov. 1834;
and again com. in ch., Aug.
- 1842.
April 22. Thos., ld. Manners, ld, chanc.
of Ireland.
May 13. Richd., E. of Clancarty, comm
bd. tr. ; m. mint, Oct. 1812;
joint postm. gen., Sept. 1814;
employed in several diplomatic
missions. -
May 20. Hon. Hy. Manvers Pierrepont,
late min. to Sweden.
Nov. 25. Hon. Richd. Ryder ; sec. st.,
Nov. 1809.
1808.
Jan. 20. Edwd. Venables Vernon (aft.
Harcourt), abp. of York.
Mar. 9. Richd., E. of Mount Edgcumbe.
Mar. 16. Percy Clinton Sidney Smythe,
visc. Strangford; env. ext, to
Portugal.
1809.
Feb. 6. Sir John Nicholl, late kings's adv.
gen. ; commr. bā. tr.; aft. dean
of the arches court, judge of
the high court of admy., &c.
| Sept. 27. John Randolph, bp. of Lon-
do
Il.
Oct. 18. Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole, ch.
Sec. Ireland; m. mint, 1814.;
cr. 1d. Maryborough, July 17,
1821; succ. as E. of Morning-
ton, on the death of his brother,
the marq. Wellesley, Sept. 26,
1842.
Nov. 1. Hy. John, visc. Palmerston, sec.
at war from this time until May
1828; for. sec., Nov. 1830;
again, Apr. 1835; and a third
time, July 1846.
Nov. 8. Chas. Manners Sutton, judge adv.
gen, ; sp. ho. commons from
June 2, 1817, to Aug. 15, 1834;
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209
cr. Id. Botesford and visc.
Janterbury, Mar. 10, 1835.
Dec. 20. John, ld. Sheffield, commr. bā.
tr. ; cr. visc. Pevemsey and E.
of Sheffield, Jan. 22, 1816.
Hon. Hy. Wellesley, late sec.
treasy. ; env. ext, to Spain; aft.
amb. to France ; cr. Id. Cow-
ley, Jan. 21, 1828.
1810.
Aug. 29. Sir John Sinclair, bt., pres. of
the agricult. scey., honoris
causá.
REGENCY OF GEORGE, PRINCE OF WALEs.
1812.
Mar. 20. Chas. Ingoldsby, M. of Winches-
ter, gr. stole.
Fras., E. of Yarmouth, V. chambn.;
Succ. as M. of Hertford, June
17, 1822.
John McMahon, aft. Sir John, bt. ;
private sec. and keeper of the
pr. purse to the pr. regent.
Mar. 26. Robt., visc. Jocelyn, treast.
hhold. ; aft. v. chambn. ; succ.
as E. of Roden, June 29, 1820.
Robt. Liston.
Aug. 13. Lord Wm. Chas. Cavendish Ben-
tinck; gov. gen, of India, May
1833.
Lord Geo. Beresford, compt.
hhold.
Wm. Fitzgerald, ch. ex. in Ire-
land.
Robt. Peel, aft. Sir R., bt., sec.
for Ireland; home sec., Jan.
1822; again, Jan. 1828; first
ld. treasy. and ch. ex., Dec.
1834; and again first là. treasy.,
Sept. 1841.
1813.
May 20. Sir Thos. Plumer, V. chanc. of
England.
Oct. 5. Wm. Howley, bp. of London;
transl. to Canterbury, Aug. 4,
1828.
Nov. 30. Sir Vicary Gibbs, ld, ch. bar. ex.
1814.
Mar. 19. Hugh Elliot, gov. of Madras.
Apr. 21. Sir Alexr. Thomson, ld, ch. bar.
€X.
May 6. Warren Hastings, formerly gov.
gen. of Bengal.
July 22. Cropley, E. of Shaftesbury.
Geo. E. of Aberdeen; chanc. d.
! Dec. 30.
Lanc., Jan. 1828; for. sec.,
June, same year; col. Sec., Dec.
1834; and again for. Sec., Sept.
1841. .
Chas. Wrm., ld. Stewart ; succ.
his brother as M. of London-
derry, Aug. 12, 1822.
Thos., ld. Binning ; succ. as E.
of Haddington; la. lieut. of
Ireland, Dec. 1834; first là.
admy, Sept. 1841.
Wm. Huskisson, first commº. of
woods and forests; pres. bd.
tr. and treas r. navy, Feb. 1823;
col. and war. sec. , Sept. 1827.
Wm. Sturges Bourne ; commr.
bd. contr. July 1818; home sec.,
Apr. 1827; first commr. of
woods and forests, July, same
year.
July 22.
July 29.
Aug 10.
1815.
Wm. Adam, chief of the civil jury
court of Scotland.
Hon. Chas. Bagot, aft. Sir C., G.C.B.,
min. plen. to the Netherlands;
aft. min. to the United States;
gov. gen, of Canada 1841.
Wm. Pitt, ld. Amherst, on his
embassy to China; cr. I. Am-
herst, Dec. 19, 1828; gov.
gen. of Bengal from Oct. 1822
to Mar. 1828.
Mar. 17.
Dec. 4.
Dec. 30.
1816.
June 8. Edwd. Thornton, aft. Sir E.,
G.C.B.; min. plen. to Sweden
1812; to Portugal 1823.
June 27. Sir Hy. Russell, bt., late ch. just.
Bengal.
LEOPoli), pr. of SAXE-COBURG
SAALFELD, consort of CHAR-
LOTTE AUGUSTA, princess of
WALEs ; aft. K. of the Bel-
gians; introd., not sw.
July 1.
1817.
Apr. 26. Sir Richd. Richards, ld, ch. bar.
€Y.
May 31. Sir Geo. Fitzgerald Hill, bt., v.
treasr. Ireland.
John Becket, aft. Sir J., bt., judge
adv. gen,
Sir Benjn. Bloomfield, private sec.
and kpr. of the pr. purse to
the prince regent ; cr. ld.
Bloomfield, May 11, 1825; min.
to Sweden.
Sept. 17. Chas. Chetwynd, E. Talbot, app.
ld. lieut. of Ireland.
John Leach, aft. Sir J., V. chanc.;
m. rolls, Apr. 1827.
Sir Wnn. A 'Court, bt., min. to the
Two Sicilies, &c. ; cr. li.
Heytesbury, Jan. 23, 1828;
ld. lieut. of Ireland, July 1844.
July 11.
July 15.
14
210
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1818.
Geo. Hy. Rose, amb. to Prussia.
Sir Chas. Abbott, ld, ch, just. k.
b.; cr. lá. Tenterden, Apr. 30,
1827.
Sir Robt. Dallas, ld. ch. just.
C. p.
April 6.
Nov. 19.
1819.
Chas. Grant, ch. Sec. Ireland ;
pres, bd, tr., Sopt. 1827; of the
bd. contr., Dec. 1830; col. Sec.,
Apr. 1835 ; cr. ld. Glenelg,
May 11, same yoar.
Sir Saml. Shepherd, ld, ch. bar.
ex. in Scotland.
May 28.
July 23.
RING GEORGE IV.
1820.
David Boyle, ld, just. clk. in Scot-
land.
Peter, ld. Gwydir,
chambn, of England.
Stratford Canning, aft. Sir S. and
ld. Stratford de Redcliffe ;
amb. to Turkey, 1841.
Sir Gore Ouseley, bt. ; prew. amb.
ext. to Persia and to Russia.
Thos., lcl. Manners, ld, chanc. of
Ireland; re-sw.
April 8.
June 7. dep, gt.
July 20.
Oct. 10.
1821.
Wm. Carr, ld. Beresford; lt.-
gen. Ordn., 1823; mast, gen.,
Apr. 1828; cr. visc. Beresford,
Mar. 28, 1823.
Jas., M. of Graham, V. chambn.
hbold. ; succ. his father as D.
of Montrose in 1836.
Peter Robt., ld. Gwydir, son of
the preceding ld. Gwydir,
hered. gr. chambn, of Eng-
land; lil. Willoughby d'Eres-
by in 1828.
Chas., D. of Dorset, m. horse.
Hy., M. of Conyngham, ld. St.
hhold.
Hy. Goulburn, ch. Sec. Ireland;
ch, ex., Jan. 1828; home sec.,
Dec. 1834; again ch. ex., Sept.
1841.
1822.
Chas. Watkin Williams Wynn,
Feb. 6.
Folo. 23.
June 30.
Dec. 10.
Jan. 17.
pres. bq. contr. ; Sec. at war,
Nov. 1830; chanc. d. Lanc.,
Dec. 1834.
Wm. Hy. Fremantle, commr. bq.
contr.
Feb. 4. Sir Geo. Warrender, bt., commr.
bd. contr.
Mar. 28. John, ld. Burghersh, min. to
Tuscany ; min. to Prussia,
1841; succ. his father as E.
of Westmoreland, Dec.
1841.
Mar. 28. Aug. John Foster, min. to Dem-
mark and aft. to Sardinia.
Hon. Fredk. Jas. Lamb, amb. to
Vienna, Spain, Portugal, &c.;
cr. ld. Beauvale, Apr. 30,
1839; succ. his brother as
visc. Melbourne, Nov. 24, 1848.
Aug. 17. Chas. Hope, ld, ples, court of
session in Scotland.
1824.
Jan. 19. Sir Robt. Gifford, bt., ch. just.
c. p. ; cr. li. Gifford, Jan. 31
following.
Sir Wm. Alexander, ld, ch. bar. ex.
Apr. 7. Wm. Noel Hill, min. to Naples.
May 25. Sir Wm. Draper Best, ld, ch. just.
. p. ; cr. lá. Wynford, June
15,
;
1.
8
2
9
1825.
Mar. 23. Hugh, D. of Northumberland, ld.
lieut. of Ireland, Mar. 1829.
Chas. Vaughan, aft. Sir C., mim.
to tho United States.
Sept. 30. Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn.
1826.
June 1. Jas., M. of Salisbury.
July 27. Hon. Sir Robt. Gordon, min. to
Brazil; aft. min. to Austria.
Nov. 20. Sir John Singleton Copley, m.
rolls; cr. ld. Lyndhurst, April
25, 1827, and made la. chanc.,
May 2, following; lá. ch. bar.
ex., Jan. 1831; again ld, chanc.
Dec. 1834, and again Sept. 1841.
1827.
Apr. 30. Wm. Spencer, D. of Devonshire,
ld. chambn.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, ld, pr.
seal; decl. 1d. pres., Aug. 17,
following.
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, mast. -
gen. Ord. ; la. lieut. of Ireland,
Mar. 1828; again ld. lieut.,
Dec. 1830; and again mast.
gen. ordn., July 1846.
John Wm., visc. Dudley and
Wººd, for. sec, ; aft. earl Dud-
OW.
Sir Anthy. Hart, v. chanc. of
England; lá. chanc. of Ireland
same year.
Hon. Wm. Lamb, sec. for Ireland;
succ. as visc. Melbourne, 1828;
home sec., Nov. 1830; first
ld, treasy., July 1834; again,
April 1835.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, v. admiral;
first naval councillor to the lá.
high adm.
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211
May 10.
May 23.
June 30.
Aug. 17.
Nov. 16.
Jan. 28.
Feb. 5,
Z'eb. 13.
Mar. 5.
May 30.
June 16.
June 28.
Wm. Conyngham Plunket, ch.
just. c. p. in Ireland; subs. Id.
chanc. in that kingdom, and cr.
ld. Plunket.
Jas. Abercromby, judge adv. gen.;
m. mint, July 1834; sp. ho.
commons from Feb. 1835 to
May 1839; cr. Id. Dunferm-
line, June 7 following.
Stephen Rumbold Lushington,
gov. of Madras.
Lord Wm. Hy. Cavendish Ben-
tinck.
John Chas. Herries, chanc, ex.;
m. mint, Feb. 1828; pres. b. tr.,
Feb. 1830; and sec. at war,
Dec. 1834.
Sir Lancelot Shadwell, v. chanc.
of England.
Sir Jas. Mackintosh, some time
recorder of Bombay ; comme.
bd. contr.
Sir Wm. Keppel, gov. of Guern-
sey.
1828.
Edwd., ld. Ellenborough, ld. pr.
seal ; pres. bd. contr., Sept. this
year; again, Dec. 1834; and a
third time, Sept. 1841; gov.
gen. of India, Oct. 1841; cr.
E. of Ellenborough, Oct. 1844.
Thos. Frankland Lewis, v. pres.
bd. tr.; treas r. navy, Feb. 1830;
cr. a bt. 1846.
Rowland, ld. Hill, gen, on the
staff, commanding in ch.
Sir Christr. Robinson, judge of
the admy. court.
Wm., visc. Lowther, first commr.
of woods and forests; v. pres.
bd. tr., Dec. 1834; postm. gen.,
Sept. 1841; and cr., vità patris,
ld. Lowther; succ. as E. of
Lonsdale, Mar. 1844.
Sir Geo. Murray, sec. st. war and
cols.; mast. gem. Ordn., Dec.
1834; again, Sept. 1841.
Sir Hy. Hardinge, sec. at war;
ch. Sec. Ireland, 1834; again sec.
at war, Sept. 1841; app. gov.
gen. of India, May 2, 1844; cr.
visc. Hardinge, Apr. 1846.
Thos. Peregrine Courtenay, v.
pres. bā. tr. -
John Wilson Croker, sec. admy.
John Calcraft, paym. of the
forces.
Lord Fras. Leveson Gower (aft.
ld. Fras. Egerton), ch. sec.
Ireland; sec. at war, July 1830;
cr. E. of Ellesmere, June 1846.
Hy. Hobhouse, kpr. of the state
papers, and honoris causé.
July 23.
July 31.
June 10.
Oct. 12.
Apr. 7.
June 28.
July 19.
July 28.
Aug. 25.
Nov. 22.
Robt. Adair, aft. Sir R., G.C.B.,
late min. to Austria, &c.
Chas. Jas. Blomfield, bp. of
Chester; tr. to London Aug.
following.
1829.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn, ld, pr. seal ;
decl. 1d. pres., Dec. 1834.
Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal,
ld. ch. just. c. p.
Sir Brook Taylor, G.C.H., late min.
to several courts.
1830.
Geo., D. of Gordon, kpr. gr. seal
of Scotland.
KING WILLIAM IV.
1830.
Bernard Edwd., D. of Norfolk,
hered. earl marsh. of England.
Jas. Horatio, M. of Cholmondeley,
dep. gr. chamb. of England.
Geo., E. of Jersey, ld. chambn.;
again, Dec. 1834; m. horse,
Sept. 1841.
Geo., E. of Belfast, V. chambn. ;
cr. 1d. Ennish owen, Aug. 1841;
succ. as M. of Donegal, Oct,
1844.
Sir Wm. Rae, bt., ld, adv. of
Scotland.
Hy., visc. Hereford.
John, E. of Clare, gov. of Bom-
bay.
Chas., D. of Richmond, postm.
gen. ; postm. gen. of Gr. Britain
and Ireland, by a new patent,
Apr. 1831.
Wm. Chas., E. of Albemarle, m.
horse ; again, April 1835.
John, ld. Durham, ld. pr. seal;
cr. E. of Durham, Mar. 1833;
amb, to Russia, 1835; gov.
gen. of Canada, 1838.
Geo., ld. Auckland, pres. bd. tr.,
to which was joined the master-
ship of the mint, Dec. 14 follow-
ing ; first ld, admy., June 1834;
again, April 1835; gov. gen, of
India, Aug. same year; E. of
Auckland, Dec. 1839; again
first là. admy., July 1846.
Hy., ld. Brougham, ld, chane.
John Chas. Spencer, visc. Al-
thorpe, ch. ex: ; succ. his
father as earl Spencer, Nov.
1834, +.
Geo. Jas. Agar Welbore Ellis,
first commr. of woods and
forests.
Lord John Russell, paym. gen. ;
home sec., April 1835; sec. st.
i4 *
212
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Nov. 22. Hon. Edwd. Geoffrey Smith Stan-
Nov. 24.
Dec. 8.
Jan. 31.
Feb. 23.
Mar. 23.
war and cols., Aug. 1839; first
ld. treasy., July 1846 and Nov.
1865; cr. E. Russell, July 30,
sec., April 1833; again col.
Sec. , Sept. 1841; summoned to Feb. 6. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt., sec.
the house of peers, as lord
Stanley, of Bickerstaffe, Oct.
1844; succ. his father as E. of
Derby, 1851; first là. treasy.,
Feb. 1852, Feb. 1858, and July 1846.
Chas. Tennyson, who assumed the
name of D'Eyncourt, in 1835,
honoris causá.
Feb. 22. Sir Wm. Garrow, bt., late bar.
Robt. Dawson, late sec. GX.
treasy. and admy. May 30. Hy. Constantine Phipps, E. of
Chas. Poulett Thompson, v. pres.
bd. tr. ; treas r. navy, Dec. 13
following ; pres. bq. tr., June
1834; aft. gov. of Canada ; cr.
ld. Sydenham, Aug. 1840. col. sec., Feb. 1839 ;
Sir Wm. Johnstone Hope, adm.
Sir Jas. Robt. Geo. Graham, bt.,
first là. admy; home sec., Sept.
ld. Ebury, Sept.
Foley, capt. gent.
Wm. Geo., E. of Errol, hered. lá.
high const. of Scotland; m. Aug. 14. Sir Jas. Parke, bar. ex.
horse to the queen consort ; ld. | Sept. 4. Sir John Bernard Bosanquet,
st. hbold, Nov. 1839.
Richd. Wm., E. Howe, ld, chambn.
to the queen consort.
home sec., July 1834; ld. pr.
seal, and first commr. of woods
and forests again, May 1835; Jan. 24. Howe Peter, M. of Sligo, gov.
succ. as E. of Bessborough,
Edwd., E. of Derby.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket,
ld. chanc. of Ireland; again ld.
chanc. of Ireland, Apr. 1835.
Ireland ; col.
1834.
Sir Jas. Kempt, mast. gen. ordn. ; Feb. 4. Basil Percy Fielding, E. of Den-
gov. gen. and comml. in ch. in
Canada, Aug. 1828.
consort.
Archd., E. of Rosebery. COIſlDOl.
Duncannon, first Sept.11. Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll, ld. St.
commr. of woods and forests; hhold.
June 29. Aug. Fredk., D. of Leinster.
Sir Fredk. Adam, ld, high commr.
of the Ionian Islands.
Sir Edwd. Hyde East, bt., late ch.
just. of Bengal.
at war; sec. for Ireland, 1834;
first commr.
forests, July same year; pres.
bd. contr., Apr. 1835 and Apr.
Mulgrave;
manby; Já. nr. seal, July 1834;
ld. lieut. of Ireland, April 1835;
cr. M. of Normanby, June 1838;
sec., Aug. same year; amb. to
Anson, m. buck- France, Aug. 18, 1846.
July 11. Holt Mackenzie,
Grant, judge adv.-gen. ; contr.
aft. Sir R., G.C. H.
. Ulick John, M. of Clanricarde, Aug. 15. Gilbert, E.
amb. to Russia; postm. gen.,
Hy. Ellis, min. to Persia.
Prussia: first là. admy., Sept.
1835; lá. pr. seal, July 1846.
Grosvenor, compt. Nov. 6. Sir Thos. Denman, ld. ch. just.
k. b. ; cr. 1d. Denman, Mar.
bigh, ld, chambm. to the queen
Feb. 4. Geo. Fitzclarence, E. of Munster.
Apr. 3. Edwd. Ellice, sec. at war.
June 12. Edwd. John Littleton, apptd.
ch. Sec. *
Hatherton, May 1835.
just. c. p.
Sir Alex. Johnstone, late ch, just.
Ceylon; assessor to the jud.
of Jamaica.
tº . | Mar. 5. Sir John Bayley, late bar. ex.
Michael Angelo Taylor, honoris | Apr. 16. Sir Robt. Graham, ld, treasy.
June 5. Thos. Spring Rice,
ch, ex., Apr. 1835;
Monteagle, Aug. 1839.
Sir John Vaughan, late bar, ex.,
now just. c. p.
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213
July 16. Robt. Cutlar Fergusson, judge
adv. gen.
Archd., E. of Gosford, gov. of
Canada.
Sir Chas. Christr. Pepys, m.
rolls; first commr. of the gr.
seal, Apr. 1835; made ld.
chanc. and cr. 1d. Cottenham,
Jan, 1836; cr. E. of Cottenham,
June, 1850.
Sir Herbert Jenner (Fust), vicar-
gen., dean of the arches' court,
&c.
Stapleton,
general.
Jas. Arch., ld. Wharncliffe, ld.
pr. Seal ; decl. 1d. pres., Sept.
3, 1841.
Sir Edwd. Knatchbull, bt., pay-
m. of the forces; again. Sept.
1841.
Sir Jas. Scarlett, ld. ch. bar. ex.;
cr, ld, Abinger, Jan. 1835.
Sir Edwd. Sugden, app. li. chanc.
of Ireland; again, ld. chanc.
of Ireland, Oct. 1841; app. 1d.
chanc. of Eng., Feb. 27, 1852,
and cr. la. St. Leonards.
Alexr. Baring, pres. bd. tr., and
immediately aft. m. mint; cr.
ld. Ashburton, Apr. 1835.
Lord Granville Chas. Hy. Somer-
set, first commº. of woods and
forests ; chanc. d. Lanc., Sept.
1841.
Wm. Yates Peel, ld, treasy.
Joseph Planta, late Sec. and ló.
treasy.
Geo., E. of Chesterfield.
Thos. Philip, E. De Grey, first
ld. admy. ; ld. lieut. of Ire-
land, Sept. 1841.
Sept. 3.
Oct. 1.
Oct. 29.
Dec. 16. visc. Combermere,
Dec. 20.
Dec. 29.
1835.
Thos., E. of Wilton,
hhold.
Fredk. visc. Castlereagh, v.
chambn. hbold.
Hon. Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry,
compt. hnold.
Apr. 18. Hy., visc. Howick, sec. at war ;
succ. as E. Grey, July 1845;
sec. for war and cols., July
1846.
May 6. Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taun-
ton, v. pres. bā. tr. and m.
mint ; pres, bd. tr., Aug. 1839;
ch, sec. Ireland, 1846; again
pres, bd. tr., July 1847.
May 20. Fras. Nathl., M. of Conyngham,
postm, gen; aft. li. chambn.
Geo., visc. Morpeth, ch. Sec.
Ireland ; first commr. of woods
Feb. 18. ld. St.
Feb. 23.
and forests, July 1846; succ.
as E. of Carlisle, Oct. 1848;
chanc. d. Lanc., Mar. 1850.
May 27. Sir Richd. Hussey Vivian, bt.,
general ; mast. gen. Ordn. ; cr.
ld. Vivian, Aug. 1841.
Hon. Geo. Stevens Byng, compt.
hhold: visc. Enfield on his
father’s creation as E. of
Strafford, Sept. 1847; succ, as
E. of Strafford, June 3, 1860.
June 24. Sir Harford Jones Brydges, bt.,
late sir H. Jones, form. min.
to Persia.
July 1. Lord Chas. Fitzroy, v. chambn.
hhold.
Sir Chas. Edwd. Grey, bt., a
commr. for investigating the
grievances affecting Canada.
1836.
Jan. 16. Hy. Bickersteth, m. rolls; cr.
ld. Langdale, Jan. following ;
first commr. gr. seal, June,
1850.
Aug. 3. John, ld. Elphinstone.
1837.
Mar. 1. Lucius, visc. Falkland, gov. of
Nova Scotia.
Apr. 5. J. A. Stewart Mackenzie, gov. of
Ceylon.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
1837.
July 12. Hy. Stephen, E. of Ilchester,
capt. yeom. guard.
July 19. Hy. Chas. Howard, E. of Surrey,
treasr. hthold. ; cr. ld. Mal-
travers, Aug. 1841; succ. as
D. of Norfolk, Mar. 1842; m.
horse. July 1846.
1838.
Nov. 5. Stephen Lushington,judge admy.
court.
1839.
Mar. 1. Hugh, visc. Ebrington, app. 1d.
lieut. of Ireland; summoned
to the house of peers, vité
patris, as Id. Fortescue ; succ.
as E. Fortescue, June 1841;
ld. Std. hbold. , July 1846.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., judge adv.
gen. ; chanc. d. Lanc., June
1841; home sec., July 1846.
May 22. Hy., E. of Uxbridge, ld, chambn.;
aft. M. of Anglesey.
June 3. Chas. Shaw Lefevre, sp. ho.
commons ; aft. visc. Eversley.
July 31, Sir Chas. Theophilus Metcalfe,
gov. of Canada; cr. lá. Met-
calfe, June 1845.
214
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Aug. 26. Fras. Thornhill Baring, chanc.
ex. ; first ld. admy., Jan. 1849;
aft. la. Northbrook.
Aug. 29. Richd. Lalor Sheil, v. pres. bd.
tr. ; judge adv. gen., June
1841; m. mint, July 1846;
min, to Tuscany, Oct. 1850.
Sept. 30. Thos. Babington Macaulay, sec.
at war; paym. gen, July 1846;
aft. la. Macaulay.
1840.
Jan. 3, Geo., E. of Clarendon, ld, pr. seal;
chanc. d. Lanc., Oct., same
year; pres. bd. tr., July 1846;
ld. lieut. of Ireland, May 1847.
Geo., ld. Kinnaird, m. buck-
hounds.
Prince ALBERT, consort to the
queen, introd., not sw.
1841.
Sir Jos. Littledale, late just q. b.
Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill,
compt. hold ; again compt.,
July 1847; aft. la. Sandys.
John, ld. Campbell, ld, chanc.
Ireland ; chanc. d. Lanc., July
1846; la. ch. just. q. b., Mar.
1850; lil. chanc. Eng., June 18,
1859.
Hon. Fox Maule, v. pres. bā. tr.;
Sec. at war, July 1846; aft. ld.
Panmure and E. of Dalhousie.
Hon. Edwd. John Stanley, paym.
gen. ; cr. la. Eddisbury, vità
patris, May 1848; succ. as lá.
Stanley of Alderley, Oct. 1850.
Robt. Vernon Smith, und. sec.
cols.; aft. 16. Lyveden.
Richd. Plantagenet, D. of Buck-
ingham and Chandos, ld. pr.
seal.
Chas. Cecil, E. of Liverpool, ld.
St. hbold.
Edwd. Granville, ld, Eliot, ch.
Sec. Ireland; succ. as E. of St.
Germans, Jan. 1845; postm.
gen., Jan. 1846.
Lord Ernest Bruce, v. chambn. ;
aft. M. of Ailesbury.
Hy. Pelham, E. of Lincoln, first
commi. of woods and forests;
ch. Sec. Ireland, 1846.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, v. pres.
bd. tr. and m. mint ; pres. bd.
tr., June 1843; col. Sec., Dec.
1845; ch. ex., Dec. 1852, June
1859, Aug. 1873, and Apr.
1880; first ld. treasy., Dec.
1868, Apr. 1880, and Feb. 1886;
ld. pr. seal, Feb. 1886.
Sept. 14. Brownlow, M. of Exeter, hered.
grand almoner; gr. stole to
pr. Albert.
Jan. 15.
Sept. 11.
Feb. 25.
June 23.
June 28.
Aug. 11.
Aug.21.
Sept. 3.
Sept. 14. John Wm. Robt., M. of Lothian,
capt. yeom. guard.
Geo. John, ld. De la Warr, ld.
ehambn.
Jas. Alex., E. of Rosslyn, m
buckhounds.
John Geo., lord Forrester, capt
gent. arms.
Hon. Geo. Lionel Dawson Damer,
compt. hbold.
John Nicholl, judge adv. gen. ;
ld. of tr., Jan. 1846.
Fredk. Wm., E. Jermyn, treasr.
hhold. ; aft. M. of Bristol.
1842.
Geo., E. of Beverley.
Sir Jas. Lewis Knight Bruce, v.
chanc.
Sir Jas, Wigram, V. chanc.
Walter Fras., D. of Buccleuch
and Queensberry, ld, pr. seal;
decla. li. pres., Jan. 21, 1846.
1843.
Jas., E. of Dalhousie, v. pres. bd.
tr. ; again Feb. 1845; gov.
gen. of India, Aug. 1847; cr.
M. of Dalhousie.
Sir Edwd. Ryan, late ch. just.,
Bengal.
Thos. Pemberton Leigh, chanc.
and kpr. of the gr. seal to the
D. of Cornwall; cr. lá. Kings-
down, Aug. 28, 1858.
Richd. Pakenham, env. ex, to the
United States ; aft. Sir R.
1844.
John Hope, ld, just. clk. Scot-
land.
Sir Fredk. Pollock, ld, ch. bar. ex.
Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, bt.,
Sec. at war; ch. Sec. Ireland ;
aft. li. Cottesloe.
Sir Hy. Pottinger, bt., late plen. in
China ; app. gov. of Madras,
Aug. 1847.
1845.
Hon. Sidney Herbert, sec, at war;
aft. lil. Herbert of Lea.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., v. pres. bd.
tr. and m. mint.
Wm. Bingham Baring, paym, gem.;
Succ. as la. Ashburton, May
1848.
Hy. Lytton Bulwer, aft. Sir H.
and then lord Dalling and Bul-
wer; min. plen. to Spain; subs.
to the United States, &c.
1846.
Feb. 25. Jas., M., aft. D. of Abercorn, gr.
stole to pr. Albert.
Oct. 6.
Jam, 15.
Feb. 2.
June 10.
Dec. 13.
Apr. 17.
May 23.
Feb. 3.
Feb. 5.
June 30.
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Feb. 23.
Mar. 18.
July 6.
July 8.
Aug. 1.
Oct. 30.
June 17.
July 22,
Oct. 30.
Nov. 22.
Feb. 11.
Apr. 15.
June 27.
Sept. 4.
Feb. 13.
June 29.
July 30.
Mar. 22.
July 13.
Aug. 14.
Hon. Jas. Arch. Stuart Wortley,
judge adv. gen.
Chas. John, visc. Canning, first
commi. of woods and forests.
Fras., D. of Bedford.
Chas. Wood, ch. ex. ; aft. Sir C.,
bt., and ló. Halifax.
Fredk., E. Spencer, ld, chambn.
hhold.
Lord Edwd. Geo. Fitz-Alan How-
ard, V. chambn. ; aft. la. How-
ard of Glossop.
Thos. Milner Gibson, v. pres. bd.
tr.
Granville Geo., E. Granville, m.
buck-hounds; v. pres. bā. tr.
and paym. gen, , May 1848.
Sir Thos. Wilde, ch. just. c. p. ;
aft. la. chanc., and cr. lord
Truro in 1850.
Edwd. Strutt, first commº. of
railways ; aft. li. Belper.
1847.
Sir Geo. Arthur, bt., late gov. of
Bombay.
Hon. Wrm. Sebright Lascelles,
compt. hold.
Sir Wm. Meredyth Somerville, bt.,
ch. Sec. Ireland; aft. li. Ath-
lumley.
Jas. Stephen, aft. Sir James,
K.C. B., late und. Sec. war and
cols.
Richd. More O'Ferrall, gov. of
Malta.
1848.
Thos. Musgrave, abp. of York.
Wm. Goodenough Hayter, judge
adv. gen, ; joint Sec. treasy.,
May 1849; aft. Sir W., bt.
John Bird Summer, abp. of Can-
terbury.
John Geo., E. of Besborough, m.
buck-hounds.
Saml. March Phillips, late und.
Sec. home.
John, M. of Breadalbane, ld.
chambn.
1849.
Thos. Wyse, min. plem. to Greece;
aft. Sir T.
Sir David Dundas, judge adv.
gen.
Matt. Talbot Baines, first commy.
p. law bol.
1850.
Richd., M. of Westminster, ld. St.
hhold.
Hy, Tufnell, late sec. treasy.
Sir John Jervis, ld, ch. just. c. p.
Nov.13. Sir Robt. Monsey Rolfe, late a
bar. ex., v. chanc.; cr. Id.
Cranworth, Dec. 1850 ; ld.
chanc., Dec. 28, 1852, and
July 6, 1867,
1851.
Sir John Romilly, m. rolls.
Geo. Jas. Turner, aft. Sir G., v.
chanc. º
Andw. Rutherford, ld. sess., Scot-
land.
Geo. Aug.
Phipps, c.c. E.
compt. hnold,
Lawrence Sulivan, dep. sec. at
Wall".
Edwd. Adolphus St. Maur, c.c.
ld. Seymour, first commr.
woods, forests, &c., 1849-51 :
first commr. works, &c., 1851.
1852.
Constantine Hy
Mulgrave,
. Hy. R. C., lil. Cowley, amb. to
France.
Sir Jno. Patteson, late just. q. b.
Algernon, D. of Northumberland,
first là. admy.
John Wm., E. of Sandwich, capt.
gent. arms.
Archd. Hamilton, E, of Eglinton,
ld. lieut. Ireland.
Chas. Philip, E. of Hardwicke,
postm. gen.
Jas., E. of Malmesbury, for. Sec.
Jno. Jas. Robt. Manners, c.c. lord
John Manners, ch. commr.
works, &c.
Lord Claude Hamilton, treast.
hhold.
Wm., ld, de Ros, capt.yeom.guard.
Chas., ld, Colchester, v. pres. bd.
tr.
Hon. Geo. Cecil Weld Forester,
compt. hnold.
Sir Jno. Somerset Pakington,
sec. war and cols.
Spencer Horatio Walpole, home
S60.
Benjn. Disraeli, ch. ex.
Jos. Warner Henley, pres. bd. tr.
Robt. Adam Christopher, chanc.
d. Lanc.
Wm. Beresford, sec. at war.
Geo. Bankes, judge adv. gem.
5. Orlando Geo. Chas., visc. New-
port, v, chambn.
Sir Jno. Trollope, pres. p. law bd.
. Sir Jno. Dodson, judge prerog.
court, Canterbury.
May 15. Richd. Southwell, ld. Naas, ch.
sec. Ireland.
Oct. 16. Fitzroy Jas. Hy., ld. Raglan, m.
gen. Ordn.
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Dec. 28. Sir Wm. Molesworth, bt., first
commr. works, &c.
Sir Jno. Young, bt., ch. Sec.
Ireland.
Edwd. Cardwell, pres. bd. tr.
1853.
Jan. 4. Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll, ld.
pr. Seal,
John Robt., visc. Sydney, capt.
yeom. guard.
Feb. 7. Arthur Richd., D. of Wellington,
m. horse.
Archd. Wm., visc. Drumlanrig,
compt. h.hold.
Chas. Pelham Williers, judge adv.
gen.
Aug. 8. Duncan McNeill, ld, just, gem.,
Scotland.
Oct. 24. Jno. Parker, late sec. admy.
1854.
Apr. 15. Hy. Unwin Addington, late und.
sec. for.
Aug. 11. Sir Robt. Harry Inglis, bt.
Nov. 14. Sir Benjn. Hall, bt., pres. bā.
health.
1855.
Feb. 8. Hon. Hy. Fitzroy, und. Sec. home.
Feb. 28. Sir Geo. Cornewall Lewis, bt.,
ch. ex.
Mar. 10. Edwd. Horsman, ch. Sec. Ire-
land.
Mar.3]. Edwd. Pleydell Bouverie, v. pres.
bd. tr.
Dudley, E. of Harrowby, chanc.
d. Lanc.
July 21. Sir Wm. Hy. Maule, late just.
C. p.
Aug. 13. Hon. Wrm. Fras. Cowper, pres.
bd. health.
Sir Maurice Fredk. Fitzh. Berke-
ley, ld, admy.
Robt. Lowe, V. pres. bā. tr.
Wm. Monsell, clk. ordn.
Nov. 21. Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour,
G. C. B.
1856.
Apr. 4. Sir Lawrence Peel, late ch, just.,
Calcutta.
July 28. GEO. W.M. FREDK. CHAs., D. of
CAMBRIDGE ; introd., not sw.
Nov. 28. Archd, Campbell Tait, bp. of
London.
1857.
Feb. 2. Sir Alex. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
ld. ch. just. c. p.
Feb. 7. Valentine Augs. W. Castlerosse,
compt. hnold.
Mar. 21. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine,
late gov. gen. Canada; euv. Sp.
miss. to China.
May 6.
June 25.
Aug. 27.
Feb. 3.
Feb. 26.
Apr. 6.
June 5.
Feb.
2
Mar. 3.
May 13.
June 11.
June 18.
July 6.
Jno. Evelyn Denison, sp. ho.
COTO] Iſlo IlS.
Sir Jno. McNeill, G.C.B., pres. p.
l. bā. Scotland.
Fredk. Peel, late
War.
Hy. Arthur Herbert, ch. Sec.
Ireland.
Sir Edmd. Walker Head, bt., gov.
gen, Canada.
1858.
Sir Creswell Creswell, judge of
ct. of prob. and div.
Hy. Chas. FitzRoy, D. of Beau-
fort, m. horse.
Hy. Jno., Earl Talbot,
gent. arms.
Edwd. Hy., lord Stanley, col.
SCC,
Sir Fredk. Thesiger, ld. Chelms-
ford, ld, chanc.
Jon. Peel, war sec.
Thos. Hy. Sutton Sotheron-Est-
court, pres. p. 1. bā.
Chas. Bowyer Adderley,
comm. education.
und. Sec.
Capt.
V. p.
-Richd. John, E. of Donoughmore,
pres. bā. tr.
Jno. Robt. Mowbray, judge adv.
gen.
Sir Edwd. Geo. Earle Lytton
Bulwer-Lytton, ht., col. Sec.
Sir Jno. Taylor Coleridge, late
just. q. b.
1859.
. Jno. Inglis, ld, just. Clk. Scot-
land.
Chas. Hy. Gordon Lennox, c.c. E.
of March, pres. p. l. bā.
Algernon Geo. Percy,
Lovaine, v. pres. bd. tr.
Sir Jno. Laird Mair Lawrence,
bt., G.C.B., M.C.I.
Hugh, visc. Gough, comm. ch.
India.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., M. of Ailes-
bury, m. horse.
Sir Wm. Geo. Hylton Jolliffe, bt.,
late Sec. treasy.
Jas. Wilson, v. pres. bd. tr.
Thos. Emerson Headlam, judge
adv. gem.
Jno. Poyntz, Earl Spencer, gr.
stole to pr. Albert.
Hy. Jno., E. of Ducie,
yeom. guard.
Wm. Coutts Keppel, c.c. visc.
Bury, treasr, hbold.
Granville Leveson Proby, c.c. 1d.
Proby, compt. hold.
Sir Wm. Erle, ld, ch. just. c. p.
Sir Jas. Wm. Colvile, late ch.
just. Calcutta.
lord
Capt.
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217
Feb. 22.
June 9.
Dec. 17.
Feb. 4.
June 26.
July 25.
Feb. 3.
Apr.
Apr. 7.
Apr. 26.
Nov. 1.
Feb. 4.
Mar. 9.
Nov. 29.
Feb.
May 9.
June 11.
June 27.
July 6.
28.
1860.
Wm. Hutt, v. pres. bd. tr.
Chas Thos. Longley, abp. design.
York.
John Arthur Douglas, ld.
Bloomfield, amb. to Prussia.
1861.
Fras., lord Napier, amb. to
Russia.
Sir Rd. Bethell (ld, Westbury),
ld, chanc.
Sir Robt. Peel, bt., ch. sec. Ire-
land.
1863.
Wm. Thomson, abp. York.
Sir Andrew Buchanan, K.C.B.,
amb. to Prussia.
Geo. Fred. Saml., E. De Grey
and Ripon, Sec. war.
. ALBERT EDwD. Pr. of WALEs,
introd., not sw.
Sir Wm. Gibson Craig, bt.
1864.
Chichester Saml. Fortescue, und.
Sec. cols.
Sir Jas. Plaisted Wilde, judge of
ct. of prob. and, div.
Hy. Austin Bruce, v. pres. comm.
education.
Jno., ld. Wodehouse.
1865.
Wm. Nathaniel Massey, M.C.I.
Richd. Bickerton Pemell, ld.
Lyons, amb. U. S. America,
Turkey, France, &c.
Sir Edwd. Vaughan Williams,
late just. c. p.
Geo. Joachim Göschen, v. pres.
bd. tr.
1866.
. Spencer Compton Cavendish, c.c.
M. of Hartington, sec. war.
Tichd. Edmo., E. of Cork and
Orrery, m, buckhounds.
Clarence Edwd. Paget, c.c. li.
Clarence Paget.
PR. A.L.F. ERN. ALB., aft. D. of
EDINBURGH, introd., not sw.
Otho FitzGerald, c. c. la. Otho
Fitzgerald, treas r. bhold.
Edmund Hammond, und. Sec. for.
Russell Gurney, Recorder of
London.
Horatio Waddington, und. sec.
home.
Rd. Plantagenet Campbell Tem-
ple Nugent Brydges Chandos,
D. of Buckingham and Chan-
dos, ld, pres, council.
Hy. Howard Molyneux, E.
Carnarvon, sec. St. cols.
of
July 6.
July 10.
Aug. 9.
Nov. 10.
Dec. 28.
Mar. 19.
June 26.
Aug. 3.
Aug 20.
Nov. 4.
Dec. 20.
Feb. 29.
Mar. 28.
Nov. 7.
Nov. 11.
Robt. Arthur Talbot Cecil, c.c.
visc. Cranborne, sec. st. India.
Sir Staffd. Hy. Northcote, bt.,
pres. bā. tr.
Hy. Bouverie Wm. Brand, sec.
treasy.
Gathorne Hardy, pres. p. 1. bd.
Jno. Winston Spencer, D. of
Marlborough, la. St. h.hold.
Wm. Reginald, E. of Devon,
chanc. d. Lanc.
Chas. Aug., E. of Tankerville,
capt. gent. arms.
Hy. Chas., E. of Cadogan, capt.
yeom. guard.
Wm. Alleyne Cecil, c.c. 1d.
Burghley, treasr. bhold.
Chas. Philip Yorke, c.c. visc.
Royston, compt. hthold.
Chas. Jno., ld, Colville of Cul-
ross, m. buekhounds.
Stephen Cave, v. pres. bd. tr.
Hy. Jas. Baillie, M.P. Inverness.
Sir FitzRoy Edwd. Kelly, ld. ch.
bar, ex.
Sir Hugh MacCalmont Cairns, 1.
J. app.
Sir Rd. Torin Kindersley, late v.
chanc.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Knight Storks,
G. C. B., gov. Malta.
Sir Wm. Bovill, ld. ch. just.
C. 10.
wā’īobt Seymour Vesey Fitz-
Gerald, gov. Bombay.
1867.
Robt. Montagu, c.c. lord Robt.
Montagu, V. p. comm. educa-
tion.
Hon. Percy Egerton Herbert,
C.B., treasr. hthold.
Col. Jno. Wilson Patten, chanc.
d. Lanc.
Sir Jno. Rolt, 1. j. app.
Sir Robt. Josh. Phillimore,
judge admy. court.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Elliot, amb. Tur-
kev.
Geo. Patton, ld, just. clk. Scot-
land. §
Sir Fras. Bond Head, bt., late lt.
gov. Upp. Canada.
1868.
Geo, Ward Hunt, ch. ex.
Sir Wm. Page Wood, l. j. app.
Sir Chas. Jasper Selwyn, 1. j.
3,10 O.
cº"thos. Edwd. Taylor, late
sec. treasy. ; chanc. d. Lanc.,
pro. tem.
Aug. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
Loftus, G.C.B., c. c. lord W. F.
S. Lopus, amb. Prussia.
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Nov. 11.
Dec. 9.
Dec. 12.
Feb. 4.
Feb. 15.
May 13.
Aug. 7.
Oct. 7.
Nov. 11.
May 18.
July 6.
Feb. 8.
Mar. 24.
May 16.
June 29.
. Sir
Sir Jos. Napier, bt., v. chanc.
univ. Dublin, and late lil. chanc.
Ireland.
Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt., gov. S.
Australia. -
Jno. Bright, pres. bd. tr.
Hugh Culling Eardley Childers,
first ld. admy.
Austen Hy. Layard, first commr.
works, &c.
Wm. Edwd. Forster, v. p. comm.
education.
Fredk. Temple, ld. Dufferin, K.P.,
K.C.B., chanc. d. Lanc.
Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen,
bt., judge adv. gen.
1869.
Geo., ld. de
hhold.
Sir Geo. Markham Giffard, 1. j.
Tabley, treasT.
app.
Jas. Stansfeld, ld, treasy.
Wm. Amelius Aubrey De Vere,
D. of St. Albans, capt. yeom.
guard.
Geo. Wm., ld. Lyttelton, for-
merly und. Sec. cols.
Jno. Jackson, bp. of London.
Chas. Stanley, visc. Monck, gow.
gen. Canada.
Thos. Geo., ld. Northbrook, und.
SCC. Wal”.
Geo. Alexr. Hamilton.
Jas. Moncrieff.
Sir Alex. Young Spearman, bt.,
commº. works and nat. debt.
Acton Smee Ayrton, ch. commr.
works, &c.
1870.
Jas. Anthy. Lawson, just. c. p.
Ireland.
Sir Wm. Milbourne James, 1. j.
app.
Sir Barnes Peacock, late ch. just.
Bengal.
Wm. Heathcote,
M.P. univ. Oxford.
Sir Geo. Mellish, 1. j. app.
1871.
Jno. Robt. Davison, judge adv.
gen.
Sir Jno. Macpherson Macleod,
late Madras civ. service.
Sir Jno. Stuart, late v. chanc.
PIR. ARTH. W.M. PATR. ALBT., aft.
D. of CONNAUGHT, introd., not
SW.
Fras. Thos. de Grey, E. Cowper,
R.G., Capt. gent. arms.
Sir Fredk. Rogers, K.C.M.G., und.
Sec. cols.
Mountague Bernard, D.C.L., prof.
at Oxford, member jud. comm.
bt., late
Aug. 19.
Nov. 3.
Feb. 5.
Mar, 19.
May 10.
Aug. 9.
Oct. 15.
Nov. 27.
Mar. 3.
Mar. 24.
Aug. 4.
Aug. 9.
Aug. 30.
Dec. 12.
Feb. 2.
Feb. 21.
Mar. 2.
Sir Edwd. Thornton, K.C.B., env.
ext. U. S. America.
Sir Jas. Shaw Willos, late just.
C. p.
Sir Montague Edwd, Smith, mem-
ber jud, comm. r
Sir Edwd. Lugard, G.C.B., und.
S60. W8, I’.
Sir Robt. Porrett Collier, member
jud. comm.
1872.
Sir Jas. Weir Hogg, bt., late.
M.C.I. º
Odo Wm. Leopold Russell, amb.
Germany.
Richd. d’Aguilar Grosvenor, c.c.
ld. Richd. Grosvenor, v.
chambn, hbold.
Aug. Fredk. Geo. Warwick, ld.
Poltimore, treasr, hbold.
Sir Wm. Thos. Knollys, K.C.B.,
comptr. pr. Wales.
John Geo. Dodson, chairman of
committees, and dep. sp. ho.
COIYl Yl OIlS.
Geo. Young, ld, adv. Scotland.
Sir Roundell Palmer (ld. Sel-
borne), ld, chanc. -
Peter Erle, late charity commr.
Sir Jas. Hannen, judge of ct, of
prob, and div.
1873.
Sir John Barnard Byles, late just.
C. O.
w.” Edwd. Baxter, late sec.
treasy.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatchbull-
Hugessen, und. Sec. cols.
Geo. Grenfell, ld. Wolverton, sec.
treaSW.
Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, K.C.B.,
|M.C.I
Wm. Patrick Adam, pay.m.-gen.,
&c.
Sir Geo. Jessel, m. rolls.
Sir John Duke Coleridge, ld, ch.
just. e. p.
Lyon Playfair, postm. gen.
1874.
Wrm. John, ll.
hhold,
Sir Saml. Martin, late bar. ex:
Hy. Edwd, E. of Ilchester, cap.
gent. arms.
Richd. Asshet n Cross, home Sec.
Fras. Hugh Geo , M. of Hertford,
ld. chambri. hnold. -
Hy. Geo. Percy, c.c. E. Percy,
treasr. hthold.
Fredk., E. Beauchamp, ld. St.
hhold.
Monson, troasr-
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219
Mar. 2.
Mar. 17.
May 12.
July 7.
Aug. 6.
Oct. 20.
Feb. 4.
Mar. 17.
May 13.
Now. 27.
Feb. 12.
Mar. 24.
July 21.
Nov. 28.
July 11.
Aug 13.
Dec. 12.
Dec. 22.
Hy. Richd. Chas. Somerset, c.c.
ld. Somerset, compt. hthold.
Geo. Wm., visc. Barring" on, v.
chambu.. bhold.
Dudley Fras. Stuart Ryder, c.c.
visc. Sandon, v. p. comm.
educatn.
Edwd., ld. Skelmersdale, capt.
yeom. guard.
Sir Michael Edwd. Hicks-Beach,
bt., ch. sec. Ireland.
Sir John Chas. Dalrymple Hay,
bt., comml. pub, works loan bd.
Geo. Sclater Booth, pres. l. g. bā.
Edwd. Strathearn Gordon, ld.
adv. Scotland.
Hon. Gerard Jas. Noel, form.
Sec. treasy., aft, first commr.
wks., &c.
Hy. Chas. Geo. Gordon Lennox,
c.c. la. Hy. Gordon Lennox,
first commr. whºs., &c.
John Gellibrand Hubbard, first
comml. pub. wbs. loan bd.
PR. LEOP. GEO. DUNCAN ALBT.,
aft.D. of ALBANY, introd., not sw.
1875.
Chas. John, E. of Shrewsbury
and Talbot, capt. gent. arms.
Sir Hy. Singer Keating, late just.
C. p.
John Douglas Sutherland Camp-
bell, c.c. M. of Lorne, M.P.
Argyleshire.
Hon. Sir Chas. Augs. Murray,
IR.C.B., groom in waiting.
Sir Richd. Baggallay, 1. j. app.
Sir Richd. Couch, late ch. just.
Bengal.
Geo. Augs. Fredk. Cavendish Ben-
tinck, judge adv. gen.
1876.
Hon. Hy. Fk. Thynne, c.c. la.
Hy. Fk. Thynne. treast. bhold.
Sir John Burgess Karslake, late
att. gen,
Sir Augs. Berkeley Paget, K.C.B.,
aumb, to Italy.
Colin, ld. Blackburn, ld, of app.
Sir Hy. Conyngham Montgomery,
bt., late M. C.I.
Sir Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bramwell,
1. j. app.
Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, 1. j. app.
Sir Richd. Paul Amphlett,l. j. app.
1877.
Hy. Cotton, 1. j. app.
Geo. Wm., E. of Coventry, capt.
gent. arms.
Wm. Hy. Smith, first là. admy.
Hon. Alf. Hy. Thesiger, l. j. app.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Myddelton Bid-
dulph, K.C.B., kpr. pr. purse, &c.
Feb. 22.
Mar. 26.
April 2.
April 4.
Aug. 14.
Feb. 22.
May 17.
June 26.
Aug. 14.
... 18.
Mar. 24.
... 28.
May 3.
Dec. 16.
1878.
Jas. Lowther, ch. Sec. Ireland.
Wm., D. of Devonshire, K.G.
Wm. Watson, ld, adv. Scotland.
Col. hon. Fredk. Arthur Stanley,
S60. Wal’.
Geo. Fras. Hamilton, c.c. li.
Geo. Fras. Hamilton, v. p.
comm. educatn.
John Arthur Roebuck.
1879.
Hugh de Grey Seymour, c.c. E. of
Yarmouth, compt. hnold.
Wm. Hy. E. of Mount Edg-
cumbe, ld, chambn. hthold.
Sir Robt. Lush, 1. j. app.
Sir John Mellor, late just. Q. b.
Sir John Alexr. Macdonald, K.C.B.,
prem. of Canada.
1880.
Gilbert Hy., ld. Aveland, dep,
ld. gr. chambn.
Hy. Cecil Raikes, chairm. comm.
ways and means and dep. sp.
ho. of commons.
David Robt. Plunket, paym. gen.
Geo, Cubitt, M.P. West Surrey.
. Hon. Robt. Bourke, late und, sec
for.
Sir Wim. Hart-Dyke, late sec.
treasy.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Fredk. Ponsonby,
K.C.B., kpr. pr. purse.
Alexr. Jas. Beresford Beresford-
Hope, M.P. Camb. Univ.
Hugh Lupus, D. of Westminster,
K. G., m. horse.
Sir Wm. Geo. Granville Venables
Vernon Harcourt, home sec.
Gavin, E. of Breadalbane, treasr.
hhold.
Alexr. Wm. Geo., E. of Fife, capt.
gent. arms.
Chas. Wnn. Brudenell Bruce, c.c.
ld. C. W. B. Bruce, V. chambn.
hbold.
Wm., ld.
hhold.
Jos. Chamberlain, pres, bd, tr.
Anthony John Mundella, v. p.
comm. educatn.
Hy. Fawcett, postm. gen.
Geo. Osborne Morgan, judge adv,
Rensington, compt.
gen.
Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant
Duff, und. Sec. cols.
Geo. John Shaw Lefevre, first
commr. Wlºs., &c.
1881.
Mar. 2. Chas., M. of Huntley, capt. gent,
3.TIIlS.
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Mar. 2.
May 18.
July 15.
Aug. 26.
Dec. 19.
Feb. 6.
June 29.
Mar.
Apr. 2
May 22
Aug.
May 19.
Aug.
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.
May 19.
June 24.
19.
. 12.
11.
. Hy.
Sir Arth. Hobhouse,
memb, jud. comm.
Sir Richd. Malins, late v. chanc.
Chas. Robt., ld. Carrington,
capt. gent. arms.
Archd. Philip, E. of Rosebery,
und. Sec. home.
Sir Nathl. Lindley, l. j. app.
K. C. S. I. ,
1882.
Sir John Holker, 1. j. app.
John David FitzGerald, ld. of
app.
Sir Chas. Synge Christopher
Bowen, 1. j. app.
Geo. Otto Trevelyan, ch. Sec. Ire-
land.
. Sir Chas. Wentworth Dilke, bt.,
pres. 1. g. bā.
1883.
Edwd. White Benson, abp.
Canterbury.
Sir Edwd. Fry, 1. j. app.
Of
2. Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robin-
son, G.C.M.G., gov. C. G. Hope.
. Sir Louis Mallet, c. B., late und.
sec. India.
Sir Thos. Dyke Acland, M.P.
North Devon.
John Baird Balfour,
Scotland.
Sir John Savile Lumley, K.C.B.,
amb. Italy.
ld. adv.
1884.
Arthur Wellesley Peel, sp. ho.
COINTLY1OIłS.
Sir Thos. Erskine May, K.C.B.,
clk. ho. commons.
Adm. Sir Astley Cooper Key,
G. C. B., ld, admy.
Campbell Bannerman, ch.
sec. Ireland.
1885.
. Sir Robt. Burnett David Morier,
26.
K.C. B., amb. Russia.
Sir Edmd. Baldwin Malet, K.C.B.,
amb. Germany.
Fredk. Temple, bp. of London.
Sir John Lambert, K.C.B., form.
Sec. l. g. bā.
Sir Hy. James, late atty.-gen.
Randolph Hy. Spencer Churchill,
c.c. 1d. R. H. S. Churchill,
sec. India.
Hon. Edwd. Stanhope, v. pres.
comm. educatn.
Edwd. Gibson (ld. Ashbourne),
ld. chambn. Ireland.
Sir Hy. Selwin-Ibbetson, bt., form.
und. Sec. home, sec. treasy.,
&c.
June 24.
June 27.
|
July 9.
Aug. 12.
Sept. 17.
Dec. 12.
Feb. 6.
Feb. 10.
Feb. 17.
Sir Hy. Drummond Wolff, G.C.M.G.,
I. C.B., high commr., &c., to
Egypt.
Sir Hardinge Stanley Giffard
(ld. Halsbury), ld, chanc.
Hy. Chaplin, chanc. d. Lanc.
Arthur Jas. Balfour, pres. l. g.
bd.
John Hy., M. of Waterford, K.P.,
m. buckhounds.
Geo. Hy., earl Cadogan, ld. pr.
seal.
Arth. Wm. Hill, c.c. lord A. W.
Hill, compt. hbold.
Wm. Pleydell, Bouverie, c.c.
visc. Folkestone, treasr. h.hold.
Wm. Heneage Legge, c.c. visc.
Lewisham, chambn. hbold.
Sir Arth. John Otway, bt., chair-
man committees and dep. sp.
ho. commons.
Wm. Thackeray Marriott, judge
adv. gen.
Sir Massey Lopes, bt., form. la.
admy.
Sir Harry Werney, bt.,
Buckm.
Sir Fras. Richd. Sandford, R. C.B.,
und. Sec. Scotland.
John Hay Athol Macdonald, ld.
adv. Scotland.
Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, bt.,
R.C.M.G., v. p. comm. educatn.
Sir Hy. Chas. Lopes, l. j. app.
Stephen Woulfe Flanagan, late
land judge chanc. div. Ireland.
1886.
Wm. Schomberg Robt., M. of
Lothian, kpr. pr. Seal, Scot-
land.
Sir Chas. Lennox Wyke, G.C.M.G.,
K.C.B., late dipl. service.
Chas. Newdigate Newdigate, late
M.P., N. Warwicksh.
John Campbell, E. of Aberdeen,
ld. lieut. Ireland.
Sir Farrer Herschell (lord Her-
schell), ld, chanc.
John Morley, ch. Sec. Ireland.
Edwd. Heneage, chanc. d. Lanc.
Chas. Douglas Richd., ld. Sude-
ley, capt. gent. arms.
Hon. I£dwd. Marjoribanks,
compt. hold.
Victor Alexr., E. of Elgin, treasr.
hhold.
Albert Edmd., E. of Morley, first
commr. whºs, , &c.
Fredk. Edwd. Gould, visc. Kil-
coursie, V. chambn. hbold.
Chas., ld. Suffield, m. buck-
hounds.
John Tomlinson Hibbert, Sec.
admy. -
M.P.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 221
Mar. 8. John Wm. Mellor, judge adv. gen. Nov. 26. Fras. Robt., E. of Rosslyn, capt.
Apr. 3. John Wm., E. of Dalhousie, kpr. gent. arms.
gr. seal, Scotland. Sir Jas. Bacon, late v. chanc.
|
Thos. John,ld.Thurlow, paym.gen. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen,
Col. John Sidney North, late G.C.M.G., gov. Hong Kong.
M.P. Oxfordsh.
Apr. 16. Sir Ughtred Jas. Kay-Shuttle- 1887.
Worth, bt., chanc. d. Lanc. Jan. 25. Edwd. Macnaghten, aft. 1d. Mac-
June 26. Hy. Hartley Fowler, sec treasy naghten, ld, of app.
Aug. 3. Sir John Rose, bt., G.C.M.G. July 12. Adelbert Wellington Brownlow,
- Sir John Hay Drummond-Hay, E. Brownlow, paym. gen.
G. C. M. G., IX. C. B. Sir Jno. Clayton Cowell, K.C.B.,
Chas. Stewart, M. of Londonderry, mast. h.hold.
ld. lieut. Ireland. Nov. 28. Sir Wm. Robt. Grove, late just. q.b.
Aug. 3. Hy. Matthews, home sec.
Chas. Thomson Ritchie, pres. 1. g. 1888.
bd. Feb. 21. Sir Rd. Garth, late ch, just. Bengal.
Aug. 16. Wm. John Arth. Chas. Jas., D. of June 29. Edw. Robt. Earl Lytton, G.C.B.,
Portland, m. horse. G.C.S.I., amb. to France.
Algn. Hawkins Thomond, E. of Sir Wm. Arth. White, G.C.B.,
Kintore, capt. yeom. ga. G.C.M.G., amb. to Turkey.
LORDS LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.
CHIEF SECRETARIES TO THE LORDS LIEUTENANT.
PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES AND UNDER.
SECRETARIES TO THE LORDS LIEUTENANT.
See Part X. “Ireland,” post.
THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES OF STATE.
THE earliest mention of a king’s secretary (secretarius moster) occurs in
1253 (37 Hen. III.). There was only one secretary of state until 1539,
when Henry VIII. increased the number to two, of equal rank and
authority. These secretaries were either at the time of their first
appointment, or soon afterwards, styled secretaries for the “northern "
and “southern" departments. Both attended to home affairs, but
foreign affairs were divided between them—the “northern' secretary
taking the Low Countries, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Russia; and the
“southern' secretary taking France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portu-
gal, Turkey, &c. Irish affairs were under the charge of the senior
secretary.
In 1708, soon after the union between England and Scotland, a third
secretary of state was appointed, styled the secretary of state for Scot-
land. This office was abolished in 1746; but in 1885, by 48 & 49 Vict.,
cap. 61, a “secretary for Scotland” was again appointed. He, how-
ever, does not rank as a secretary of state, and is not always a cabinet
minister.
In 1768 a third secretary of state was again appointed, to attend to
American affairs. He was styled the secretary of state for the colonies.
This office was abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III., cap. 82. In the
same year the terms “northern” and “southern " departments were
222 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
discontinued, and the secretaryships were divided into “home” and
“foreign,” Ireland and the colonies being allotted to the former.
The “secretary at war” was not a principal secretary of state, but an
official of inferior rank. On July 11, 1794, a secretary of state for
war was appointed, and on March 17, 1801, the duties connected with
the colonies were transferred to his department, he being thenceforth
styled secretary of state for war and the colonies. The secretary at
war was continued as a separate office, but from 1855 it was always held
jointly with the secretary ship of state for war, and it was ultimately
abolished in 1863 by 26 & 27 Vict., cap. 12.
On June 12, 1854, a fourth secretary of state was appointed, and the
duties of the “war ’’ and “colonial" departments were separated.
In 1858 the board of control was abolished by 21 & 22 Vict, cap. 106,
and a fifth secretary of state was appointed for Indian affairs. He is
styled the secretary of state for India.
The Irish secretary is not a secretary of state, but is chief secretary to
the lord lieutenant of Ireland. He is not always a cabinet minister.
There are now five principal secretaries of state viz.:-
I. Home. III. War. W. India.
II. Foreign. IV. Colonies.
These are always members of the Cabinet, and retire from office on a
change of ministers.
The division of the duties of the principal secretaries of state into
departments is purely a matter of arrangement for greater convenience
in the despatch of business. Each secretary has full power to transact
the business of any or every department.
PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES OF STATE DOWN TO 1782.
See Introduction, ante p. 221.
THE earlier dates represent the time when they were found to be secre-
taries, not their appointments, unless expressly so mentioned.
|RING HENRY III. RING HENRY V.
1253. John Maunsell, described as “secre- 1415. John Stone, who, before 1421, was
tarius noster.” succ. by Wm. Alnwick.
ICING EDWARD I. RING HENRY WI.
1278. Francis Accursii. 1432. Wm. Hayton, dismissed and no per-
1299. John de Benstede. son at that time appointed to suc-
ceed him.
RING EDwARD II. 1439. Thos. Beckington, who held the
1308. Wrm. de Melton. office until 1443, when he was
36. * * * app. 1d. pr. seal. -
pp
1460. Thos. Manning.
RING RICHARD II.
1379. Robt. Braybrooke. RING EDWARD IV.
1464. Wm. Hatcliffe, called “one of the
RING HENRY IV. king's secretaries,” called secre-
1402. John Profit, held the office until tary and councillor, in 1467; held
1412, when he was app. 14, pr. the office until 1480, when a co-
Seal. adjutor, Oliver King, was given
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. .
223
1408.
I483.
1485.
1487.
1500.
1516.
1526.
1528.
1533.
I536.
1539.
1543.
1547.
1548.
1549.
1551.
1553.
1553.
1557.
1558.
1572.
. Routhall, contal. Sec.
1574.
1578.
him on account of his age : Oliver
Ring was to succeed him; Hatcliffe
died same year.
Oliver King.
KING RICHARD III.
John Kendal; Oliver King having
been removed. Kendal was sec.
on Aug. 1, 1485.
KING HENRY WII.
Richd. Fox, made bp. of Exeter
in 1487, probably succ. by
Oliver . King, who was certainly
sec. in 1489 and in 1492, when he
was made bp. of Exeter; probably
succ. by
Thos. Ruthal, or Routhall, who
was certainly sec. in 1500 and to
1509, when he became bp. of Dur-
ham.
KING HENRY WIII.
until May
1516, when he became lá. pr.
seal.
Richd. Pace.
Wm. Knight.
Stephen Gardiner, bp. of Winchester
in 1531.
Thos. Cromwell, aft. 16. Cromwell
and E. of Essex; ld, pr. seal, July
2, 1536.
Thos. Wriothesley.
FIRST APPOINTMENT OF Two
SECRETARIES.
Thos. Wriothesley, and
Sir Ralph Sadler.
Sir Wm. Petre, vice Wriothesley.
Sir Wm. Paget, vice Sadler, April
23.
RING EDWARD VI.
Sir Wm. Petre, and
Sir Wm. Paget, contal.
Sir Wm. Petre, and
Sir Thos. Smith.
Nichs. Wotton, and
Sir Wrm. Petre.
Sir Wm. Cecil, vice Wotton.
Sir Wm. Petre and sir Wm. Cecil,
“our secretaries.”
Sir John Cheke, in addition to sir
Wm. Petre and sir Wrm. Cecil.
QUEEN MARY.
Sir Wm. Petre, and sir John Bourne.
John Boxall, the first sec. app. by
letters pat.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Wm. Cecil, aft. li. Burleigh;
ld. treasr. in 1572.
Sir Thos. Smith.
1586.
1596.
1603.
1609.
1612.
1616.
1618.
1619.
1622.
1630.
1632.
1641.
1642.
1660.
1662.
1668.
1672.
1674.
1678.
1680.
1681.
5. Sir Albertus Morton.
Sir Fras. Walsingham.
Thos. Wilson, app. by pat., Jan. 5,
in addition to sirFras. Walsingham,
Wm. Davison, app, “one of the chief
secretaries" by pat.
Sir Robt. Cecil, also app. “one of
the chief secretaries” by pat.
July 13.
He continued sec. during the remain-
der of this reign.
RING JAMES I.
Sir Robt. Cecil. contal. ; aft. E of
Salisbury.
Sir Alexr. Hay.
Thos. Hamilton.
Sir Ralph Winwood.
Sir Thos. Lake.
Sir John Herbert, vice Winwood.
Sir Robt. Naunton, vice Herbert.
Sir Geo. Calvert, aft. la. Baltimore,
vice Lake.
Sir Edwd. Conway, aft lå. Con-
way, vice Naunton.
RING CHARLES I.
Apr. 9.
Sir Edwd., ld. Conway, contal. Apr.
23.
Sir John Coke, vice Morton. Nov. 9.
Sir Dudley Carleton, ld. Carleton,
aft visc. Dorchester, vice Conway.
Fras., ld. Cottington, vice Dorches-
ter.
Sir Harry Vane, vice Coke.
Sir Fras. Windebanke, vice Cotting-
ton.
Sir Edwd. Nicholas, vice Winde-
banke.
Lucius, visc. Falkland, vice Vane.
Geo., ld. Digby, rice Falkland.
On the commencement of the civil
war all went into confusion. The
name of Secretary of State was
abolished during the Common-
wealth.
FROM THE RESTORATION OF
KING CHARLEs II.
Sir Edwd. Nicholas. June 1.
Sir Wm. Morrice. June 30.
Sir Hy. Bennet, aft. E. of Arlington,
vice Nicholas.
Sir John Trevor, vice Morrice. Sept.
29.
Hy. Coventry, vice Trevor. July 18.
Sir Jos. Williamson, vice Arlington.
Sept. 11.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, vice Wil-
liamson. Feb. 20.
Sir Leoline Jenkins, vice Coventry.
Feb. 11.
Edwd., E. of Conway, vice Sunder-
land. Mar. 9.
224
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1683.
1684.
1685.
1688.
1689.
1690.
1692.
1694.
1695.
1697.
1700.
1701.
1702.
1704.
1706.
1708.
1710.
1713.
1714.
1716.
1717.
1718.
1721.
1724.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, again, vice
Conway. Mar, 6.
Sidney Godolphin, aft. E. of Godol-
phin, vice Jenkins. May 1.
Chas., E. of Middleton, vice Godol-
phin. Sept. 25.
RING JAMES II.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, again.
Mar. 13.
Richd., visc. Preston, vice Middleton.
RING WILLIAM III.
Chas., E. of Shrewsbury. Feb. 19.
Daml., E. of Nottingham.
Hy., visc. Sydney, aft. E. Romney,
vice Shrewsbury. Dec. 26.
Sir John Trenchard, vice Sydney.
Chas., E. of Shrewsbury, again, vice
Nottingham. Mar. 4.
Sir Wrm. Trumbull, vice Trenchard.
May 3.
Jas. Vernon, vice Trumbull. Dec 5.
Edwd., E. of Jersey, vice Shrews-
bury. May 26.
Sir Chas. Hedges, vice Vernon.
Nov. 5.
Chas., E. of Manchester, vice Jersey.
Jan. 4.
QUEEN ANNE;
Daml., E. of Nottingham, again
May 15.
Sir Chas. Hedges, again, May 2.
Robt. Harley, aft. E. of Oxford and
E. Mortimer, vice Nottingham.
May 18.
Chas., E. of Sunderland, vice
Hedges. Dec. 3.
Hy. Boyle, aft. lá. Carleton, vice
Harley. Feb. 15.
Wm., ld. Dartmouth, aft. E. of Dart-
mouth, vice Sunderland. June 15.
Hy. St. John, aft. visc. Bolingbroke,
vice Boyle. Sept. 21.
Wm. Bromley, vice Dartmouth.
KING GEORGE I.
Chas., visc. Townshend, vice Boling-
broke. Sept. 27.
Jas. Stanhope, aft. E. Stanhope, vice
Bromley. Sept. 27.
Paul Methuen, in the absence of Mr.
Stanhope. June 23.
Chas., E. of Sunderland, vice Stan-
hope. Apr. 16.
Jos. Addison, viceTownshend. Apr 16.
Jas. Craggs, vice Addison. Mar. 16.
Jas., E. Stanhope, again, vice Sun-
derland. Mar. 18.
Chas., visc. Townshend, vice Stan-
hope. Feb. 10.
John, ld. Carteret, aft. E. Gran-
ville, vice Craggs. Mar. 5.
Thos. Pelham Holles, D. of New-
castle, vice Carteret. Apr. 14.
1727.
1730,
1742.
1744.
1746.
1746.
1761,
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1768.
. Hy. Fox, aft.
KING GEORGE II.
D. of Newcastle, and
Wisc. Townshend, contal, ; patents
dated July 27.
Wm., ld. Harrington,
Harrington, vice
June 27.
John, ld. Carteret, again vice Har-
rington, Teb. 15.
Wm., E. of Harrington, again, vice
Carteret. Nov. 27.
John, E. Granville, vice Harrington.
IFeb. 10.
Wm., E. of Harrington, again, vice
Granville. Feb. 14.
Philip Dormer, E. of Chesterfield,
vice Harrington, Nov. 4.
aft. E. of
Townshend.
. John, D. of Bedford, vice Chester-
field, Feb. 13.
. Robt., E. of Holdernesse, vice Bed-
ford, June 21.
. Sir Thos. Robinson, aft. la. Grant-
ham, vice Newcastle, Apr. 15.
ld. Holland, vice
Robinson, Nov. 25.
. Wm. Pitt, aft. E. of Chatham, vice
Fox, Dec. 14 ; res. Apr. 1757.
. Wrm. Pitt, again, June 30.
RING GEORGE III.
. Wrm. Pitt, and
Robt., E. of Holdernesse, contal.
From this time the two departments
are distinguished, “N. Dep.” sig-
nifying Northern Department, and
“S. Dep.” Southern Department.
John, F. of Bute, vice Holdernesse
(S. Dep.), Mar. 25; pat. dated
Apr. 13.
Chas., E. of Egremont, vice Pitt (N.
Dep.), Oct. 9; pat. dated Oct. 23.
Hon. Geo. Grenville, vice Bute (S.
Dep.), May 29; pat, dated June
19.
John, E. of Sandwich, vice Egre-
mont (N. Dep.), Sept. 2; pat.
dated Sept. 23.
Geo: , E. of Halifax, vice Grenville
(S. Dep.), Oct. 14; pat. dated
Nov. 15.
Aug. Hy., D. of Grafton, vice Hali-
fax (S. Dep.), July 10.
Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway, vice
Sandwich (N. Dep.), July 10;
pat, dated July 19 ; transf, to S.
Dep., May 26, 1766.
Chas., D. of Richmond, vice Grafton
(N. Dep.), May 6; pat, dated
June 3.
Wm., E. of Shelburne, aft. M. of
Lansdowne, vice Richmond (N.
Dep.), July 30; pat. dated Aug.
18
Thos., visc. Weymouth, aft. M. of
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
225
Bath, vice Conway (S. Dep.), Jan.
20; pat. dated Feb. 5; transf, to
N. Dep., Oct. 21.
1768. Wm. Hy., E. of Rochford, vice Shel-
burne (S. Dep.), Oct. 21; transf.
to N. Dep., Dec. 19, 1770.
1770. John, E. of Sandwich, again, vice
Weymouth (S. Dep.), Dec. 19.
1771. Geo., E. of Halifax, vice Sandwich
(S. Dep.), Jan. 22.
., E. of Suffolk and Berkshire,
vice Halifax (S. Dep.), June 12,
1775. Thos., visc. Weymouth, aft. M. of
Bath, again, vice Rochford (N.
Dep.), Nov. 10.
1779. David, visc. Stormont, aft. E. of
Mansfield, vice Suffolk (S. Dep.),
Oct. 27; pat, dated Nov. 30.
Wills, E. of Hillsborough, aft. M. of
Downshire (N. Dep.), Nov. 24;
1771. H
pat. dated Jan. 19.
UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE DOWN TO 1782.
See Introduction, ante p. 221.
1680. John Cooke.
Apr. 14.
Fras. Gwynn. Apr. 26.
1682. Wm. Bridgeman, vice Gwynn.
WILLIAM AND MARY AND KING WILLIAM III.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Richd. Warr.
John Isham.
Robt. Yard.
Matt, Prior.
1689.
1699.
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
1692. Wm. Bridgeman.
Jas. Vernon.
Thos. Hopkins, vice Vernon.
Thos. Hopkins.
John Ellis, vice Bridgeman.
John Ellis.
John Tucker, vice Hopkins.
1697.
1700.
QUEEN ANNE.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Richd. Warr.
Wm. Aglionby.
John Isham, vice Aglionby.
John Tucker.
Jos. Addison.
Thos. Hopkins.
Robt. Pringle.
1702.
1704.
1707.
1710.
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
John Ellis, d
John Tucker, } COmtd.
Richd. Warr.
Erasmus Lewis.
Geo. Tilson.
Horatio Walpole.
1702.
1704.
1710.
KING GEORGE I.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Robt. Pringle, contal.
Chas. Stanhope.
Temple Stanian.
Thos. Tickell.
— Corbiere.
Chas. de la Faye.
Chas. de la Faye.
Temple Stanian.
1714.
1717.
1718.
1724.
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Geo. Tilson,
Horatio Walpole, } contal.
Geo. Tilson.
Chas. de la Faye.
Geo. Tilson.
Thos. Townshend.
1714.
1717.
1724.
RING GEORGE II.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
John Couraud, vice Stanian.
And, Stone, vice de la Faye.
Thos. Ramsden, vice Couraud.
1735.
1736.
1743,
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
1730. Geo. Tilson.
Edwd. Weston.
1740. Thos. Stanhope, vice Tilson.
15
226
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
SouthERN DEPARTMENT (continued).
1748.
1751.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1761.
1762.
1765.
1768.
1773.
1775.
1779.
1761.
1762.
Richd. Nevill Aldworth.
John Potter.
Hon. Richd. Leveson Gower, vice
Potter.
Claudius Amyand.
Richd. Pottinger.
Claudius Amyand.
Jas. Rivers.
Claudius Amyand.
Jas. Rivers.
Hy. Rivers.
Robt. Wood.
Jas. Rivers.
NoRTHERN DEPARTMENT (continued).
1742.
1745.
1746.
1748.
1750.
1751.
1754.
1760.
Edwd. Weston.
— Balaguier.
Edwd. Weston.
— Chetwynd.
— Chetwynd.
John Potter.
Amdw. Stone.
Thos. Ramsden.
Claudius Amyand.
Hugh Valence Jones, vice Ramsden.
Jas. Wallis, vice Amyand.
Andw. Stone.
Jas. Wallis.
Richd. Pottinger, vice Stone.
Michael Peter Morin, vice Pottinger.
Wm. Fraser, vice Wallis.
KING GEORGE III.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Robt. Wood,
Jas. Rivers,
Edwd. Sedgwick.
Lovel Stanhope.
Wrm. Burke.
Michael Peter Morin.
John Chas. Roberts.
Robt. Wood.
Wm. Fraser.
Fras. Willis.
Sir Stanier Porten.
Sir Stanier Porten.
Sir Anthy. Chamier, vice Willis.
Robt. Bell, vice Chamier.
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
Edwd. Weston.
Chas. Jenkinson.
Edwd. Weston.
Edwd. Sedgwick.
Lowell Stanhope, vice Weston.
contal.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1768.
1769.
1770.
1771.
1772.
1773.
1779.
Richd. Phelps.
Jas. Rivers.
Rd. Stonehewer.
Wm. Fraser.
Wm. Fraser.
Wrm. Burke.
Wrm. Fraser.
David Hume, vice Burke.
Robt. Wood.
R. Sutton.
Stanier Porten.
Richd. Phelps.
Wm. Fraser.
Edwd. Sedgwick.
Lovel Stanhope.
Wm. Eden.
Wm. Fraser.
Wm. Fraser.
Thos. Whately.
Wm. Eden, vice Whately.
Wm. Fraser.
Benj. L'Anglois.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE HOME
DEPARTMENT.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, and “Secretaries of State,” ante p. 222.
1782.
1783.
Wm., E. of Shelburne, vice ld.
Stormont, Mar. 27.
Thos., ld. Grantham, July 17; res.
Apr. 1783.
Fredk., ld, North, aft. E. of Guild-
ford, Apr. 2.
Fras., M. of Carmarthen, aft. succ.
as D. of Leeds, Dec. 23.
1789.
1791.
1794.
1801.
1803.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft, ld.
Grenville, June 5.
Hy. Dundas, aft, ld. Melville, June 8.
Wm. Hy:, D. of Portland, July 11.
Thos., ld, Pelham, aft. E. of Chi-
chester, July 30.
Chas. Philip Yorke, Aug. 7; res.
May 1804.
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227
1804.
1806.
1807.
1809.
1812.
1822.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835,
1839.
1841.
1846.
1852.
1855.
Robt., ld. Hawkesbury, aft. E. of
Liverpool, May 12.
Geo. John, E. Spencer, Feb. 5.
Robt., ld. Hawkesbury, again, Mar.
25.
Richd. Ryder, Nov. 1.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth, June 11.
Robt. Peel, aft. Sir R., bt., Jan. 17.
Wm. Sturges Bourne, Apr. 30.
Hy., M. of Lansdowne, July 16.
Robt. Peel, again, Jan. 26.
Wm., visc. Melbourne, Nov. 22.
John, visc. Duncannon, aft. E. of
Besborough, July 19.
Hy. Goulburn, Dec. 15.
Ld. John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
Apr. 18.
Constantine Hy., M. of Normanby,
Aug. 30.
Sir Jas. Robt. Geo. Graham, bt.,
Sept. 6.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., July 6.
Spencer Horatio Walpole, Feb. 27.
Hy. Jno., visc. Palmerston, Dec.
28.
Hon. Sidney Herbert, aft. li. Herbert
of Lea, Feb. 8.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1861.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1873.
1874.
1880.
1885.
1886.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., again, Feb. 28.
Spencer Horatio Walpole, again,
Feb. 26.
Thos. Hy. Sutton Sotheron-Est-
court, Mar. 3.
Sir Geo. Cornewall Lewis, bt., June
18.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., G.C.B., again,
July 25.
Spencer Horatio Walpole, again,
July 6.
Gathorne Hardy, aft. visc. Cran-
brook, May 17.
Hy. Austin Bruce, aft. li. Aber-
dare, Dec. 9.
Robt. Lowe, aft. visc. Sherbrooke,
Aug. 9.
Rd. Assheton Cross, aft. visc. Cross,
Feb. 21.
Sir Wm. Geo. Granville Venables
Vernon Harcourt, Apr. 28.
Sir Rd. Assheton Cross, G.C.B.,
again, June 24.
Hugh Culling Eardley Childers,
Feb. 6.
Henry Matthews, Aug. 3.
UNIDER, SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE HOME
DEPARTMENT.
THERE are two under secretaries for this department, one parliamentary,
the other permanent.
PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE For THE Hom E
DEPARTMENT.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1796.
1798.
1800.
1803.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1810.
1812.
1818.
From the year 1782, when the “Southern " was changed into the
“Home” Department.
Thos. Orde, and
Hy. Strachey.
Hon. G. North.
Hon. John Thos. Townshend, Feb. 10.
Chas. Greville.
Wm. Wickham.
Edwd. Finch Hatton.
Sir Geo. Shee, bt.
Reginald Pole Carew.
John Hy. Smyth.
Chas. Watkin Williams Wynn, Feb.
19.
Hon. Chas. Cecil Cope Jenkinson,
aft. E. of Liverpool, Oct. 10.
Hy. Goulburn, Feb. 27.
John Hiley Addington, Aug. 21.
Hy. Clive, Apr. 21.
1822.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1841.
Geo. Robt. Dawson, Jan. 17.
Spencer Perceval, Apr. 30.
Thos. Spring Rice, aft. la. Mont-
eagle, July 16.
Wm. Yates Peel, Apr. 5.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., Aug. 5.
Hon. Geo. Lamb, Nov. 22.
Hy., visc. Howick, aft. E. Grey,
Jan. 13.
Edwd. John Stanley, aft. la. Eddis-
bury, and ló. Stanley of Alderly,
July 23.
Wm. Gregson, Jan. 3.
Hon. Fox Maule, aft. li. Panmure
and E. of Dalhousie, Apr. 18.
Edwd. Adolphus, ld. Seymour,
June 15.
15 *
228
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1841.
1842.
1847.
1848.
1850.
1852.
1853.
1855.
1858.
1859,
1863,
1864.
1782.
1789.
1792.
1806.
1817.
1827.
1848.
1867.
Hon. John Hy. Thos. Manners Sut-
ton, Sept. 3.
Sir Wm. Marcus Somerville, bt.,
July 5.
Sir Denis Le Marchant, July 22.
Geo. Cornewall Lewis, aft. Sir G.,
bt., May 15.
Hon. Edwd. Pleydell Bouverie, July 9.
Sir Wm. Geo. Hilton Jolliffe, bt., Feb.
Hon. Hy Fitzroy, Dec.
Wm. Nathl. Massey, Feb.
Gathorne Hardy, aft. visc. Cran-
brook, Feb.
Geo. Clive, June.
Hy. Austin Bruce, aft. Lord Aber-
dare.
Hon. Thos. Geo. Baring, aft. lil. and
E. of Northbrook.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1871.
1874.
1878.
1880.
1881.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
Saml. Richd. Lowry, E. of Belmore,
July.
Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, bt., Feb.
Edwd. Hugessen Knatchbull-Huges-
sen, aft. la. Brabourne, Dec.
Hy. Selfe Page Winterbotham.
Sir Hy. Jno. Selwin-Ibbetson, bt.,
Feb.
Sir Matthew White Ridley, bt.
Leonard Hy. Courtney, May.
Arch. Philip, E. of Rosebery.
John Tomlinson Hibbert.
Hy. Hartley Fowler.
Chas. Beilby Stuart-Wortley, June.
Hy. Broadhurst, Feb. e
Chas. B. Stuart-Wortley, again, Aug.
PERMANENT UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE HOME
DEPARTMENT.
Evan Nepean, aft. Sir E., bt.
Scrope Bernard.
John King.
John Beckett, jun., aft. Sir J., bt.,
Feb. 19.
Hy. Hobhouse, June 28.
Saml. March Phillips, July 16.
Horatio Waddington, May 15.
Hon. Adolphus Freak Octavius
1885.
Liddell, aft. Sir A., K.C.B.; d.
June 27, 1885.
On Liddell's death, Sir Hy. J. S.
Maine, K.C.S.I., was appointed,
but, being unable through ill-
health to perform the duties, he
retired in favour of Godfrey
Lushington, July.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, and “Secretaries of State,” ante p. 222.
1782.
1783.
1791.
1801.
1804.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1809.
Chas. Jas. Fox, Mar. 27 ; res. July
{).
Thos. Townshend, aft. la. and visc.
Sydney, July 13.
Chas. Jas. Fox, again, Apr. 2.
Geo., E. Temple, aft. M. of Buck-
ingham, Dec. 19.
Thos., ld., aft. visc. Sydney, again,
Dec. 23; res. May 1791.
Wm. Wyndham, lord Grenville,
June 8.
Robt., ld. Hawkesbury, aft. E. of
Liverpool, Feb. 20.
Dudley, ld., aft. E. of Harrowby,
May 14.
Hy., ld., aft. E. of Mulgrave, Jan.
11
Chas. Jas. Fox, again, Feb. 7 ; d.
Sept. 13, 1806.
Chas., ld. Howick, aft. E. Grey,
Sept. 24.
Geo. Canning, Mar. 25; res. Sept.
1809.
Hy., E. Bathurst, Oct. 11.
Richd., M. Wellesley, Dec. 6.
1812.
1822.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1841.
1846,
1851.
1852.
Robt. Hy., visc. Castlereagh, aft.
M. of Londonderry, Mar. 4; d.
Aug. 12, 1822.
Geo. Canning, Sept. 16.
John Wm., visc. Dudley and Ward,
Apr. 30.
Geo., E. of Aberdeen, June 2.
H; John, visc. Palmerston, Nov.
Arthur, D. of Wellington ; entrusted
with the three seals of secs. of St.,
Nov. 15; he retained the seal of
for. sec., Dec. 9, 1834.
Hy. John, visc. Palmerston, again,
Apr. 18.
Geo., E. of Aberdeen, again, Sept. 2.
Hy. John, visc. Palmerston, again,
July 6. -
Granville Geo., E. Granville, Dec.
26.
Jas. Howard, E. of Malmesbury,
Feb. 27.
Lord John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
Dec. 28.
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THE Book 6F DIGNITIES. 229
1853. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon, 1874. Edwd. Hy., E. of Derby, again,
K.G., Feb. 21. Feb. 21.
1858. Jas. Howard, E. of Malmesbury, 1878. Robt. Arthur Talbot, M. of Salisbury
again, Feb. 26. Apr. 2. - g
1859. LoráJohn Russell, aft. E. Russell, 1880. Grºle, ºº, * * **,
again, June 18. I again, Apr. #, M. of Sali
1865. Geo. Wm. Fredk.. E. of Clarendon 1885. Robt. Arthur Talbot, M. of Salis:
gº 5 2 bury, K.G., again, June 24; held
again, Nov. 3. with the premiership.
1866. Hon. Edwd. Hy. Stanley, c.c. lord | 1886. Archd. Philip, E. of Rosebery,
Stanley; aft. E. of Derby, July Feb. 6.
6. - Stafford Hy., E. of Iddesleigh, G.C.B.,
1868. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon, Aug. 3; d. Jan. 12, 1887.
K.G., again, Dec. 9. 1887, Robt. Arthur Talbot, M. of Salis-
1870. Granville Geo., E. Granville, again, bury, again, Jan. 14; held with
July 6. the premiership.
|UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
See “Under Secretaries of State,” ante p. 225.
THERE were at first two under secretaries for foreign affairs, both par-
liamentary; but in 1790 one of the under secretary ships was made a
permanent appointment. In 1824 a third under secretary (parliamen-
tary) was appointed, but this was discontinued in 1827. An assistant
under secretary was appointed on Oct. 1, 1858, a legal assistant under
secretary on July 14, 1876, and on the promotion of this officer to the
permanent under secretaryship on Sept. 23, 1882, a second assistant
under secretary was appointed ; all these appointments being permanent.
PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
From the year 1782, when the “Northern " was changed into the
“Foreign º’ department.
1782. Richd. Brinsley Sheridan. 1789. Jas. Bland Burgess, vice Fraser,
Wm. Fraser. Aug. 22.
Geo. Maddison, vice Sheridan. Hon. Dudley Ryder, aft. li. and E.
1783. St. Andrew St. John, vice Maddison. of Harrowby, Aug. 24.
Wm. Fraser, sole sec.
In 1790 George Aust was appointed Permanent Under Secretary, vice Ryder. See
“Permanent Under Secretaries,” below.
PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES-continued.
1789. Jas. Bland Burgess, above named, 1807. Jas. Edwd., visc. Fitz Harris, aft. E.
Aug. 22. of Malmesbury, Mar. 30.
1796. Geo. Canning, Jan. 5. Hon. Chas. Bagot, Aug. 19.
1799. John Hookham Frere, Apr. 1. 1809. Culling Chas. Smith, Dec. 13.
1800. Edwd. Fisher, Sept. 25. 1812. Edwd. Cooke, Feb. 28.
1801. Fredk., ld. Harvey, aft. E. and M. 1822. Richd. Chas. Fras., E. of Clan-
of Bristol, Feb. 20. william, Jan. 22.
1803. Chas. Arbuthnot, Nov. 8. - 1823. Lord Fras. Nathaniel Conyngham,
1804. Hon. Wrm. Eliot, aft. E. of St. aft. E. of Mount Charles and M.
Germans, June 5. Conyngham, Jan. 6. , t
1805. Robt. Ward, Feb. 25. 1824. Chas. Aug., ld. Howard de Walden,
1806. Hon. Geo. Walpole, Feb. 20. aft. li. Seaford, app. third under
Sir Fras. Vincent, bt., Feb. 20. sec. July 5.
230
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1826. Ulick John, M. of Clanricarde, Jan.
2, vice Conyngham ; retired Aug.
17, 1827, and the third under
secretaryship was not filled up.
Cospatrick Alexr., lord Dunglas,
June 9.
Sir Geo. Shee, bt., Nov. 26.
Geo., visc. Fordwich, Nov. 13.
Philip Hy., visc. Mahon, Dec. 17.
Hon. Wm. Thos. Horner Fox
Strangways, aft. E. of Ilchester,
Aug. 15.
Granville Geo. Leveson, visc. Leve-
son, aft. E. Granville, Mar. 7.
Chas. John, visc. Canning, aft. E.
Canning, Sept. 4.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1840.
1841.
1846. Hon. Geo. Aug. Fredk. Percy Sydney
Smythe, aft. visc. Strangford,
Jan. 27.
Edwd. John Stanley, aft. la. Eddis-
bury and ld. Stanley of Alderley,
July 6.
1852. Austen Hy. Layard, aft. Sir A., Feb.
12.
Hon. Edwd. Hy. Stanley, c.c. 1d.
Stanley; aft. E. of Derby, May 18.
PERMANENT UNDER SECRETARIES
1790. Geo. Aust, Feb. 20.
1795. Geo. Hammond, Oct. 16 ; res. 1806.
1807. Geo. Hammond, re-app. Mar. 30.
1809. Wm. Richd. Hamilton, Oct. 16.
1817. Josh. Planta, July 25.
1827. John Backhouse, Apr. 23.
1842. Hy. Unwin Addington, Mar. 4.
1852. John, ld. Wodehouse, aft. E. of
Rimberley, Dec. 28.
Hy. Petty, E. of Shelburne, aft. M.
of Lansdowne, July 5.
Wm. R. Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald,
aft. Sir W., Feb. 26.
John, ld. Wodehouse, aft. E. of
Kimberley, again, June 19.
Austen Hy. Layard, aft. Sir A.,
again, Aug. 15.
Edwd. Christr. Egerton, July 6.
Arthur John Otway, aft. Sir A., Dec.
12.
Geo. Hy. Chas., visc. Enfield, Jan.
9
1856.
1858.
1859.
1861.
1866.
1868.
1871.
Hon. Robt. Bourke, aft. Id. Conne-
mara, Feb. 23.
Sir Chas. Wentworth Dilke, bt.,
Apr. 28.
Lord Edmond Geo.
maurice, Jan. 1.
Hon. Robt. Bourke, aft. li. Conne-
mara, again, June 24.
James Boyce, Feb.
Sir Jas. Fergusson,
Aug.
1874.
1880.
1883. Petty Fitz-
1885.
1886.
bt., G.C.S.I.,
of STATE FOR For EIGN AFFAIRS.
1854. Edmd. Hammond, aft. Id. Ham-
mond, Apr. 10.
1873. Chas. Stuart Aubrey, lord Tenter-
den, IC. C. B., Oct. 10.
1882. Sir Julian Pauncefote, C.M.G., C.B.,
Sept. 23.
ASSISTANT PERMANENT UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
From their first appointment in 1858.
1858. Jas. Murray, Oct. 1.
1869. Hon. Thos. Chas.
Rice.
1870. Odo W. L. Russell, c. c. 1d. O. Russell,
and aft. 16. Ampthill, Aug. 10.
1871. Chas. Stuart Aubrey, ld. Tenter-
den, Jan. 9; app. perm. under
sec., Oct. 10, 1873.
Wm. Spring
1873. Thos. Williers Lister, aft. sir. T.,
K.C.M.G., Oct. 10.
1876. Sir Julian Pauncefote, July 14,
legal assist. under Sec. ; app.
perm. under sec., Sept. 23, 1882.
1882. Philip Hy. Wodehouse Corrie, C.B.,
aft. Sir P., K.C.B., second assist.
under sec., Oct. 24.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR, WAR, AND
COLONIES.
From the establishment of the War Department in 1794.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, “Secretaries of State,” ante p. 222, and
“Secretaries of State for the Colonies from 1768 to 1782,” post p. 234.
1794. Hy. Dundas, aft. visc. Melville, sec.
for war, July 11.
The business of the Colonies,
which was carried on at the
Home Office, was transferred in
1801 to the War Department.
1804. Robt., ld. Hobart, Mar. 17. •
John, E., aft. M. Camden, May 12.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
231
1805.
1806.
1807.
1809.
1812.
1827.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1833.
1834.
Robt., visc. Castlereagh, July 10.
Wm. Windham, Feb. 14.
Robt., visc. Castlereagh, again, Mar.
25
9.
Robt., E. of Liverpool, late lă.
Hawkesbury, Oct. 11.
Hy., E. Bathurst, June 11.
Fredk. John, visc. Goderich, aft. E.
of Ripon, Apr. 30.
Wm. Huskisson, Aug. 17.
Sir Geo. Murray, May 30.
Fredk. John, visc. Goderich, aft. E.
of Ripon, again, Nov. 22.
Hon. Edwd. Geoffrey Smith Stanley,
c.c. li. Stanley; aft. li. Stanley
of Bickerstaffe and E. of Derby;
Apr. 3.
1835.
1839.
1841.
1845.
1846.
1852.
Thos. Spring Rice, aft. li. Mont-
eagle, and
Geo., E. of Aberdeen, June 5.
Chas. Grant, aft. li. Glenelg, Apr.
18.
Constantine Hy., M. of Normanby,
Feb. 20.
Lord John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
Aug. 30.
Hon. E. G. Stanley, c.c. Id. Stanley;
aft. li. Stanley of Bickerstaffe and
E. of Derby, again, Sept. 3.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Dec. 23.
Hy., E. Grey, July 3.
Sir John Somerset Pakington, bt.,
Feb. 27.
Hy., D. of Newcastle, Dec. 28.
The secretaryship was divided 10th June, 1854. See “Secretaries of State for the War
Department,” post p. 232, and “Secretaries of State for the Colonies,” post p. 234.
|UNDER, SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR, WAR, AND
COLONIES.
From the establishment of the War Department in 1794.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, “Under Secretaries of State,” ante p.
225, and “Under Secretaries of State for the Colonies from
1768 to 1782,” post p. 235.
1794.
1795.
1801.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1809.
1810.
1812.
1816.
1821.
1828.
WAR.
Evan Nepean, aft. Sir E., bt.
Wm. Huskisson.
WAR AND COLONIES.
John Sullivan.
Edwd. Cooke.
Sir Geo. Shee, bt.
Sir Jas. Cockburn, additional appt.
Edwd. Cooke, vice Shee.
Hon. Chas. Wm. Stewart, vice
Cockburn.
Hon. Fredk, John Robinson, vice
Stewart.
Hon. Cecil Jenkinson, vice Cooke,
Lt.-col. Hy. E. Bunbury, vice
Robinson.
Robt. Peel, aft. Sir R., bt., vice
Jenkinson.
Hy. Goulburn, vice Peel.
Lt.-col. Bunbury's appointment was
this year set aside.
Robt. Wilmot Horton, vice Goul-
burn.
Hon. Edwd. Geoffrey Smith Stan-
1830.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1841.
1846.
1851
ley, c.c. 1d. Stanley; aft. la. Stan-
ley of Bickerstaffe and E. of
Derby; vice Horton.
Lord Fras. Leveson Gower, aft. 1d.
Fras. Egerton, and E. of Elles-
mere, vice Stanley.
Horace Twiss, vice Gower.
Hy., visc. Howick, aft. Earl Grey,
vice Twiss.
John G. Shaw-Lefevre, aft. Sir J.,
vice Howick.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., vice Shaw-
Lefevre.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, vice Grey.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., again; vice
Gladstone.
Hy. Labouchere, aft. lá. Taunton,
vice Grey.
Robt. Vernon Smith, aft, ld. Lyve-
den, vice Labouchere.
Geo. Wm. Hope, vice Vernon
Smith, Sept. 8.
Geo. Wm., ld. Lyttelton, vice
Hope, Jan. 8.
Benj. Hawes, vice Lyttelton, July 6.
Fredk. Peel, aft. Sir F.
232 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PERMANENT UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR WAR AND COLONIES.
1825. Robt. Wm. Hay. 1847. Herman Merivale.
1835. Jas. Stephen, aft. Sir J.
The under secretaryship was divided 10th June, 1854. See “Under Secretaries of
State for the War Department,” infra, and “Under Secretaries of State
for the Colonies,” post p. 235.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE WAR, DEPARTMENT.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, and “Secretaries of State for War and
Colonies,” ante p. 230.
1854. Hy., D. of Newcastle, June 12. 1868. Edwd. Cardwell, aft. visc. Cardwell,
1855. Fox, ld. Panmure, aft. E. of Dal- Dec. 9.
housie, Feb. 8. 1874. Gathorne Hardy, aft. visc. Cran-
1858. Jonathan Peel, Feb. 26. brook, Feb. 21.
1859. Sidney Herbert, aft. la. Herbert | 1878. Col. Fredk. Arthur Stanley, aft.
of Lea, June 18. ld. Stanley of Preston, Apr. 2.
1861. SirGeo. Cornewall Lewis, bt., July 23. 1880. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers,
1863. Geo. Fredk. Saml., E. de Grey and Apr. 28.
Ripon, Apr. 28. 1882. Hon.SpencerCompton Cavendish, c.c.
1866. Hon. Spencer Compton Cavendish, M. of Hartington, again, Dec. 16.
c.c. M. of Hartington, Feb. 16. 1885. Wm. Hy. Smith, June 24.
1866. Jonathan Peel, again, July 6. 1886. Hy. Campbell-Bannerman, Feb. 6.
1867. Sir John Somerset Pakington, bt., Wm. Hy. Smith, again, Aug. 3.
Mar. 8. 1887. Hon. Edwd. Stanhope, Jan. 14.
|UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE WAR,
DEPARTMENT.
THERE were originally two under secretaries for this department, one
parliamentary, the other permanent. In 1870, under the provisions of
33 & 84 Vict., cap. 17, a third under secretary was appointed, with the
title of “financial secretary of the war office.” His office is parlia-
mentary.
PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
1855. Fredk. Peel, aft. Sir F. | 1872. Hy. Chas. ICeith, M. of Lansdowne.
1857. Sir John Wm. Ramsden, bt. | Mar. or Apr.
1858. Lord Hardinge. 1874. Geo. Robt. Chas., E. of Pembroke,
* 1859. Geo. Fredk. Saml., Earl de Grey Feb.
and Ripon. 1875. Geo. Hy., E. of Cadogan.
1863. Hon. Spencer Compton Cavendish, 1878. Wm. Coutts, visc. Bury.
c.c. M. of Hartington. 1880. Albert Edmd., E. of Morley, Apr.
1866. Wrm. Lygon, E. of Longford. 1885. Wm. Coutts, visc. Bury, again,
1868. Thos. Geo., ld., aft. E. of North- June 24.
brook, Dec. 1886. Wm., ld. Sandhurst, Feb.
l Geo. Robt. Canning, ld. Harris, Aug.
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 233
1870.
1871.
1874,
1877.
1855.
1857.
1644.
1661.
1666.
1683.
1685.
1692.
1704,
1708,
1710.
FINANCIAL SECRETARIEs of THE WAR OFFICE.
Appointed under 33 & 34 Vict, cap. 17.
Hon. John Cranch Walker Vivian; 1880. Hy. Campbell-Bannerman, again,
app. perm. und. Sec. Aug 29, Apr.
1871. 1882. Sir Arthur Divett Hayter, bt.
Hy. Campbell, aft. Hy. Campbell- 1885. Hon. Hy. Stafford Northcote, aft.
Bannerman. sir H., bt., June.
Col. Fredk. Arthur Stanley, aft. 1886. Herbert John Gladstone, Feb. º
ld. Stanley of Preston, Feb. Wm. St. John Fremantle Brodrick,
Lt.-col. Robt. Jas. Loyd Lindsay. Aug. -
PERMANENT UNDER SECRETARIEs of STATE FOR THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
Col. G. C. Mundy. 1861. Sir Edwd. Lugard, K.G.B. . .
Sir Benj. Hawes, K.C.B., late dep. 1871. Hon. John Cranch Walker.Vivian,
Sec. at War. 1878. Ralph Wood Thompson, aft. Sir R.
SECRETARIES AT WAR.
See Introduction, ante p. 221.
RING CHARLES I. 1712. Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt., June 28.
Edwd. Walker was sec. at war this 1713. Fras. Gwyn, Aug. 21.
year.—Harleian Catalogue, No. RING GEORGE I.
6802.
1714. Wm. Pulteney, aft. E. of Bath,
COMMONWEALTH. Sept. 25.
Wm. Clarke, aft. sir W. He was some- 1717. Jas. Craggs, jun., Apr. 13.
times called “Clerk to the General” 1718. Christr. Wandesford, visc. Castle-
(Monk), sometimes “Secretary comer. Mar, 14.
to the Forces”; but the title of Robt. Pringle, May 18.
the office was, probably, “Secre- Geo. Treby, Dec. 24.
tary to the Council of War.”— 1720 ) It is stated in TINDAL, ii., 631,
Council Book during the Interreg- & | that Mr. Trevor was sec. vt war
num. State Paper Office. 1721. in these years.
1724. Hon. Hy. Pelham, Apr. 1.
KING CHARLES II.
Sir Wm. Clarke, contal., Jan. 28. KING GEORGE II.
Matthew Locke, June 5. 1730. Sir Wm. Strickland, bt., June 11.
Wm. Blathwayte, Aug. 18. 1735. Sir Wm. Yonge, bt., May 9.
1741. Thos. Winnington, Apr. 27.—Kears-
RING JAMES II. ley's Annals.
Wm. Blathwayte, contal. This name does not appear in the
authorised lists; nor can it be
RING WILLIAM III. traced at the Rolls' office.
Geo. Clarke, Mar. 3. 1746. Hy. Fox, aft, la, Holland, July 23.
1755. Wm. Wildman, visc, Barrington,
QUEEN ANNE. Nov. 14.
Hy. St. John, aft. li. and visc. St.
RING GEORGE III.
e 1761. Chas. Townshend, Mar. 18.
Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir R. and E. of 1762. Welbore Ellis, aft. li. Mendip, Dec.
Orford, Feb. 25. 17.
Geo. Granville, aft, ld, Lansdowne, 1765. Wm. Wildman, visc. Barrington,
of Bideford, Sept. 28. again, July 19.
John, and visc. Bolingbroke, Apr.
20
234 TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1778. Chas. Jenkinson, aft, ld, Hawkes- | 1830. Chas. Watkin Williams Wynn, Nov.
bury and E. of Liverpool, Dec. 16. 30.
1782. Thos. Townshend, aft. visc. Sydney, 1831. Sir Hy. Brooke Parnell, bt., aft.
Mar. 27. ld. Congleton, Apr. 4.
1782. Sir Geo. Yonge, bt., July 11. 1832. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt., Feb. 1.
1783. Col. hon. Richd. Fitzpatrick, Apr. 11. 1833. Edwd. Ellice, Apr. 4.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt., again, Dec. 24. 1834. John Chas. Herries, Dec. 16.
1794. Wm. Windham, July 11. 1835. Hy., visc. Howick, aft. E. Grey,
1801. Chas. Yorke, Feb. 20. Apr. 20.
1803. Chas. Bragge (Bathurst), Aug. 17.
1804. Wm. Dundas, May 15. V
1806. Gen. hon. Richd. Fitzpatrick, again, QUEEN VICTORIA.
Feb. 7. 1837. Wisc. Howick, conta.
1807. Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Murray Pulteney, 1839. Thos. Babington Macaulay, aft. lord
bt., Mar. 30. Macaulay, Sept. 26.
1809. Lord Granville Leveson Gower, aft. 1841. Sir H. Hardinge, aft. visc. Hardinge,
E. Granville, June 27. again, Sept. 4.
1809. Hy. John, visc. Palmerston, Oct. 27. 1844. Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, bt.,
May 17.
FCING GEORGE IV. 1845. Hon. Sidney Herbert, aft. Id. Her-
1820. Wisc. Palmerston, contal. bert of Lea, Feb. 4.
1828. Sir Hy. Hardinge, aft. visc. Har- 1846. Hon. Fox Maule, aft. la. Panmure
dinge, May 31. and E. of Dalhousie, July 6.
1852. Robt. Vernon Smith, aft. Id. Lyve-
KING WILLIAM IV. den, Feb. 6.
1830. Lord Fras. Leveson Gower, aft. li. Wm. Beresford, Feb. 28.
Fras. Egerton and E. of Elles- Sidney Herbert, aft. la. Herbert of
mere, July 30. | Lea, again, Dec. 30.
Office held by Secretary of State for War from 1854 until 1863, when it was abolished
by 26 & 27 Vict., cap. 12.
T)EPUTY SECRETARIES AT WAR.
3& % * * 1826. Lawrence Sulivan.
1797. Matt. Lewis (dep. sec. in this year). 1851. Benjn. Hawes, aft. Sir B.; made per-
1803. Fras. Nison, aft. Sir F. manent und. Sec. war, 1857. Vide
1810. Wm. Merry. that title, supra.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES.
See Introduction, ante p. 221.
I. FROM 1768 To 1782.
1768. Wm. E. of Hillsborough, aft. M. of 1776. Lord Geo. Sackville Germaine, aft.
Downshire, Feb. 27. visc. Sackville, Jan. 25.
1772. Wm., E. of Dartmouth, Aug. 27. 1782. Welbore Ellis, aft. li. Mendip,
Mar. 8. -
The office was abolished in 1782, and the duties transferred to the Home Secretary
until 1794, when the Secretary of State for War was appointed, and the duties trans-
ferred to him. See “Secretaries of State for War and Colonies,” ante p. 230.
II. FROM 1854. To THE PRESENT TIME.
1854. Sir Geo. Grey, bt , June 2. 1855. Lord John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
1855, Hon. Sidney Herbert, aft. ld. Her- May 1.
bert of Lea, Feb. Sir Wm. Molesworth, bt., July 21.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 235
1855. Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taunton, 1870. John, E. of Kimberley, July 6.
Nov. 21. 1874. Hy. Howard Molyneux, E. of Car-
1858. Hon. Edwd. Hy. Stanley, c.c. 1d. narvon, again, Feb. 21.
Stanley, aft. E. of Derby, Feb. 26. 1878. Sir Michael Edwd. Hicks-Beach, bt.,
Sir Edwd. Geo. Earle Lytton Bulwer sw. Feb. 4.
Lytton, bt., aft. la. Lytton, May 31. 1880. John, E. of Kimberley, again, Apr.
1859. Hy. Pelham, D. of Newcastle, June 28.
- 18. 1882. Edwd. Hy., E. of Derby, again, Dec.
1864. Edwd. Cardwell, aft. visc. Cardwell, 16.
Apr. 4. 1885. Fredk. Arth. Stanley, aft. li. Stan-
1866. Hy. Howard Molyneux, E. of Car- ley of Preston, June 24.
narvon, July 6. 1886. Granville Geo., E. Granville, K.G.,
1867. Richd. Plant. Campbell Temple again, Feb. 6.
Nugent Brydges Chandos, D. of Hon. Edwd. Stanhope, Aug. 3.
Buckingham and Chandos, May 8. 1887. Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, bt.,
1868. Granville Geo., E. Granville, Dec. G.C.M.G., Jan. 14, Sw, ; cr. 1d.
9. Enutsford, Feb. 27, 1888, G.
TJNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES.
See Introduction, ante p. 221, and see note to “Secretaries of State for
the Colonies,” ante p. 234.
I. FROM 1768 To 1782.
1768. Richd. Philips. 1776. Christian D'Oyly, vice Pownall.
John Pownall. 1778. Thos. De Grey, junr., vice D'Oyly.
1772. Wm. Knox, vice Philips. 1780. Benjn. Thompson, vice De Grey.
II. FROM 1854. To THE PRESENT TIME.
THERE are now two under secretaries of state for the colonies, one
parliamentary, the other permanent. There are also two permanent
assistant under secretaries.
PARLIAMENTARY UNIER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES.
1854. Fredk. Peel, aft. Sir F. 1874. Jas. Lowther, Feb.
1855. John Ball, Feb. 1878. Geo. Hy., E. Cadogan, Feb.
1857. Chichester Saml. Fortescue, aft. la. | 1880. Mountstewart Elphinstone Grant-
Carlingford. Duff, aft. sir M., Apr.
1858. Hy. Howard Molyneux, E. of Car- 1881. Leonard Hy. Courtney.
narvon, Feb. 1882. Hon. Anthy. Evelyn M. Ashley.
1859. C. S. Fortescue, aft. lord Carling- || 1885. Wyndham Thos., E. of Dunraven,
- ford, again, June. June.
1865. Wm. Edwd. Foster, Nov. 1886. Geo. Osborne Morgan, Feb.
1866. Chas. Bowyer Adderley, aft. Sir C., W. T., E. of Dunraven, again, Aug.
bt., and ló. Norton, July. 1887. Wm. Hillier, E. of Onslow, Feb.
1868. Wm. Monsell, aft. li. Emly, Feb. 17.
1871. Edwd. Hugessen Knatchbull-Huges- | 1888. Baron Hy. de Worms.
sen, aft. li. Brabourne, Jan.
PERMANENT UNIXER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES.
1825. Robt. Wm. Hay, war and colo- till June 1854, and then colonies,
nies. May 1848.
1835. Jas. Stephen, aft. Sir J., war and 1859. Sir Fred. Rogers, aft. li. Blachford.
colonies, 1836. | 1871. Robt. Geo. Wyndham Herbert, aft.
1847. Herman Merivale, war and colonies sir R.
236
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PERMANENT AssISTANT UNDER SECRETARIEs of STATE FOR THE
CoLoRIES.
1849. T. Fredk. Elliot, aft. Sir T.; war and
colonies till June 1854, and then
colonies.
1868. Sir Fras. R. Sandford.
1870. Robt. Geo. Wyndham Herbert, aft.
Sir R.; app. perm. und. sec. 1871.
Hy. Thurstan Holland, aft. Sir H.,
bt., and ld. Knutsford,addtml.appt.
1871. Hon. Robt. Hy. Meade, vice Her-
bert.
1874. W. R. Malcolm, vice Holland.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, additional
appt., making three assist wnd.
S&CS.
1876. John Bramston, vice Pauncefote.
1878. Edwd. Wingfield, vice Malcolm.
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR, INDIA.
Appointed after the passing of 21 & 22 Vict, cap. 106.
See Introduction, ante, p. 221.
1858. Hon. Edwd. Hy. Stanley, c.c. lord
Stanley, aft, E. of Derby, Sept.
2
Sir Chas. Wood, bt., aft, visc. Hali-
fax, June 18.
Geo. Fredk. Saml., E. de Grey and
Ripon, Feb. 16.
Robt. Arth. Talbot Cecil, c.c. visc.
Cranborne, aft. M. of Salisbury,
July 6,
Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt., aft.
E. of Iddesleigh, Mar. 8
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll, Dec.
1859,
1866.
1867.
1868.
1874. Robt. Arth. Talbot, M. of Salisbury,
again, Feb. 21.
Gathorne Hardy, aft. visc.
brook, Apr. 2.
Hon. Spencer Compton Cavendish,
c.c. M. of Hartington, Apr. 28.
John, E. of Kimberley, Dec. 16.
Randolph Hy. Spencer Churchill,
c.c. la. Randolph Churchill, June
24.
John, E. of Kimberley, again, Feb.
1878. Cran-
1880.
1882.
1885.
1886.
6.
Sir Richd. Assheton Cross, G.C.B.,
aft. visc. Cross, Aug. 3.
|UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR, INDIA.
THERE are two under secretaries for this department, one parliamentary,
the other permanent.
PARLIAMENTARY UNIXER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR INDIA.
1858.
1859.
Hy. Jas. Baillie.
Hon. Thos. Geo. Baring, aft. Id. and
E. of Northbrook.
Fredk. Temple, ld, aft. E. Dufferin.
Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt.
Chas. Hy. Rolle, ld. Clinton.
Mountstuart Elphinstone
Duff, aft. Sir M.
Hon. Geo. Fras. Hamilton, c.c. 1d.
Geo. Hamilton, Feb.
1864.
1866.
1867.
1869. Grant-
1874.
1878. Hon. Edwd. Stanhope.
1880. Geo. Hy. Chas., visc. Enfield, aft.
E. Strafford, May.
1883. John Kynaston Cross.
1885. Geo. Robt. Canning, ld. Harris, June.
1886. Sir Ughtred James Kay-Shuttle-
worth, Feb.
Edwd. Stafford Howard, Apr.
Sir John Eldon Gorst, Aug.
PERMAN ENT UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR INDIA.
1858.
1860.
Sir Geo. R. Clerk, K.C.B.
Herman Merivale.
1874. Sir Louis Mallet, C.B.
1883. John Arth. Godley, C.B.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 237,
SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR, SCOTLAND
from 1708 to 1746, and
SECRETARIES FOR, SCOTLAND.
appointed under 48 & 49 Vict. cap. 61. See Part IX. “Scotland,” post.
POSTMASTERS-GENERAL.
“IT does not appear at what precise period the crown undertook to be
the regular carrier of letters for its subjects. The crown, doubtless,
at a very early period, found it necessary to the exercise of the func-
tions of sovereignty, to be able to convey with speed and security its
own despatches from one part of the realm to another, and for that
purpose it appointed certain messengers or runners called the ‘Posts.”
These posts were also employed for the personal convenience of the
sovereign and the individuals composing the royal court. In course of
time a Master of the Posts’ was appointed, and the first of these on
record was Brian Tuke, esq., afterwards sir Brian Tuke, knt., who held
that office in 1516. The joint successors of sir Brian Tuke were sir
William Paget, one of Henry VIII.'s chief secretaries of state, and John
Mason, esq., secretary for the French tongue. The letters patent, dated
Nov. 12, 1545, conveying to them this office, grant to them during their
lives and the live of the survivor, the office of ‘Master of the Mes-
sengers, Runners, or Posts,’ as well within the kingdom of England as
parts beyond the seas, with the wages or fee of £66 13s. 4d. a year, to
be held by themselves or their sufficient deputy or deputies. But,
besides his fee, the ‘Master of the Posts' received from the crown the
amount of his expenses for conveying the letters, of which he rendered
an account. There is a succession of patents granting the same office,
at the same fee, to other parties for life, in the reigns of Elizabeth,
James I., and Charles I.”—House of Commons' Report, July 2, 1844.
Down to 1823 this office was generally held by two joint postmasters
of equal rank and authority, but from that time only one postmaster has
been appointed. The office is now a political one, the holder resigning
with the ministry of which he is a member.
PostMASTERS-GENERAL.
From the earliest official accounts to the present time. The earlier
names are taken from a return made to the House of Commons, dated
March 25, 1844.
RING CHARLES II. RING WILLIAM III.
1687 to Philip Frowde, acting for the D. 1690 to Sir Robt. Cotton, and
1688, of York. 1708. Thos. Frankland.
288
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
QUEEN ANNE.
1708 to Sir Thos. Frankland, and
1715. Sir John Evelyn, bt.
KING GEORGE I.
1715 to Chas., ld. Cornwallis, and
1720. Jas. Craggs.
1720 to Edwd. Carteret, and
1725. Galfridus Walpole.
1725 to Edwd. Carteret, and
1732. Edwd. Harrison.
RING GEORGE II.
1732. Edwd. Carteret, alone, from Christ-
mas 1732 to midsummer 1733.
1733 to Edwd. Carteret, and
1739. Thos., ld. Lovel, aft. visc. Coke
and E. of Leicester.
1739 to Sir John Eyles, bt., and
1744. Thos., ld. Lovel, aft. visc. Coke
and E. of Leicester.
1744 to Thos., now E. of
1745. alone.
1745 to Thos., E. of Leicester, and
1758. Sir Everard Fawkener.
1758 to Thos., E. of Leicester, from Nov.
1759. 1758 to Apr. 1759.
1759. Wm., E. of Besborough, and
Hon. Robt. Hampden, June 2.
Leicester,
EING GEORGE III.
John, E. of Egmont, and
Hon. Robt. Hampden, Nov. 27.
Thos., ld, Hyde, and
Hon. Robt. Hampden, Sept. 23.
Wm., E. of Besborough, and
Thos., ld. Grantham, July 19.
Wills, E. of Hillsborough, and
Fras., ld. Le Despencer, Dec. 29.
John, E. of Sandwich, and
Fras., ld. Le Despencer, Apr. 26.
Fras., ld. Le Despencer, and
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, Jan. 16.
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, alone, Dec. 11.
Wm., visc. Barrington, and
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, Jan. 24.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, and
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, Apr. 25.
Thos., ld. Foley, and
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, May 1.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, and
Hy. Fredk. Carteret, Jan. 7 ; cr. Id.
Carteret, Jan. 29, 1784.
Thos., E. of Clarendon, and
Hy. Fredk., ld. Carteret, Sept. 19.
Hy. Fredk., ld. Carteret, alone,
Dec. 10 to July 6, 1787.
Hy. Fredk., ld. Carteret, and
Thos., ld. Walsingham, July 6.
Thos., ld. Walsingham, and
John, E. of Westmoreland, Sept. 19.
Thos., ld. Walsingham, and
Philip, E. of Chesterfield, Mar. 13.
Philip, E. of Chesterfield, and
Geo., E. of Leicester, July 28.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1768.
1771.
1781.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1786.
1787.
1789.
1790.
1794.
1799.
1801.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1814.
1816.
1798.
Geo., E. of Leicester, and
Wm.,’ ld. Auckland, Mar. 1.
Wm., ld. Auckland, and
Geo., ld. Gower, Feb. 27.
Wm., ld. Auckland, and
Lord Chas. Spencer, Mar. 31.
Lord Chas. Spencer, and
Jas., D. of Montrose, July 19.
Robt., E. of Buckinghamshire, and
John Joshua, E. of Carysfort, Feb.
20.
John, E. of Sandwich, and
Thos., E. of Chichester, May 5.
Thos., E. of Chichester, alone, June 6.
Thos., E. of Chichester, and
Richd., E. of Clancarty, Sept. 30.
Thos., E. of Chichester, and
Jas., M. of Salisbury, Apr. 6.
of Salisbury d. June 13, 1823.
M.
ECING GEORGE IV.
Appointed by Letters Patent dated as
1823.
1826.
1827.
1830.
1831.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1841.
1846.
under.
Thos., E. of Chichester, alone, Nov.
27; d. July 4, 1826.
Lord Fredk. Montague, Aug. 18;
res. Sept. 17, 1827.
Wm., D. of Manchester, Sept. 27.
KING WILLIAM IV.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Dec. 14.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Apr. 14, as
postm.-gen. of Great Britain and
Ireland, conformably with the
provisions of 1 Will. IV., cap. 8
(March 11, 1831), whereby the
two separate offices of postm.-
gen. of Great Britain and postm.-
gen. of Ireland were united into
one, to possess the same powers,
and to be subject to the same
penalties, as the former two ; and
the appointments of secs. and other
officers of the Post-Office at
Dublin were thereafter vested in
the postm.-gen.
Fras. Nathaniel, M. Conyngham,
July 5.
Wm., ld. Maryborough, Dec. 31;
sw. Jan. 1, 1835.
Fras. Nathaniel, M. Conyngham,
again, May 8 ; sw. May 9.
Thos. Wm., E. of Lichfield, May 30;
sw. June 1.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Thos. Wm., E. of Lichfield, contal.
Wm., visc. Lowther, Sept. 15; sw.
same day.
Edwd. Granville, E. of St. Germans,
Jan. 2; sw. Jan, 3.
Ulick John, M. of Clanricarde,
July 14. - -
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239
1852. Chas. Philip, E. of Hardwicke,
Mar. 1, G.
Chas. John, visc. Canning, Jan. 5, G.
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyle, Dec.
Chas., la. Colchester, Feb.
Jas., E. of Elgin, June.
Edwd. Jno., ld. Stanley of Alder-
ley, Aug. 17, G.
Jas., D. of Montrose, July.
Hon. Spencer Compton Cavendish,
c.c. M. of Hartington, Dec. 9, sw.
Wm. Monsell, Jan. 9, G.
1853.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1866.
1868.
1871.
1873. Hon. Lyon Playfair, C.B., Nov. 18, G.
1874. John Jas. Robt. Manners, c.c. li.
John Manners, aft. D. of Rutland,
Feb. 21, sw.
Hy. Fawcett, May 3, sw.
Geo. John Shaw-Lefevre, Nov. 18.
Sir John Jas. Robt. Manners, G.C.B.,
c.c. lá. John Manners, aft. D. of
Rutland, again, June 24, sw.
Geo. Grenfell, ld. Wolverton, Feb.
17, sw.
Hy. Cecil Raikes, Aug. 9, sw.
1880.
1884.
1885.
1886.
SECRETARIES TO THE GENERAL POST OFFICE.
There is no complete record in the department of the General Post office of the per-
sons by whom the office of secretary was held previously to the year 1762, when
Anthony Tod., esq., was appointed.
1720. The name of Jas. Craggs appears
on the records of the Post-office
as sec. in this year.
1723. In this year, Jos. Godman is found
to be filling the office of sec.
1738. John David Barbutt, app. sec., vice
T. Robinson, decd. Sept. 17.
1742. Geo. Shelvocke, vice Barbutt, re-
moved July 22.
1762, Anthy. Tod, app. (in whose room is
not stated), Dec. 1.
1797. Fras. Freeling (who had acted for
a short time previously as joint
sec.), vice Tod, decd. ; cr: a bt.
Mar. 11, 1828.
1836. Lt.-Col. Wm. Leader Maberly, Sept.
29
1854. Rowland Hill, aft. Sir R., K.C.B.
1864. John Tilley, Mar.
1880. Stevenson Arthur Blackwood, aft,
sir S., K.C.B.
SEcoRD SECRETARY TO THE GENERAL POST OFFICE.
1869 to 1875. Frank Ives Scudamore.
FINANCIAL SECRETARIES TO THE GENERAL Post OFFICE.
1875. Stevenson Arthur Blackwood, aft.
sir S., K.C.B.
1880. Algernon Turner.
LORD HIGH CHANCELLORS,
LORD KEEPERS,
AND
COMMISSIONERS OF THE GREAT SEAL.
Wide Part VI., “Legal,” post.
240 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LORDS PRIVY SEAL
AND
COMMISSIONERS FOR EXECUTING THAT OFFICE.
THIS office is now a political one, the holder retiring with the ministry.
ECING HENRY WIII. RING WILLIAM III.
* * Richd. Fox. bp. of Winchester. 1689. Geo., M. of Halifax, Feb. 19.
1516. Thos. Routhall, bp. of Durham. 1690. Wm. Cheney, sir John Knatchbull,
Hy., ld. Marney. bt., and sir Wm. Pulteney,
1523. Cuthbert Tunstal, bp. of London. COLOICl. I’S.
1533. Wm., E. of Southampton, 1691. Thos., E. of Pembroke.
Thos., E. of Wiltshire and Ormond. | 1697. Sir Thos. Montpesson, sir Chas.
1536. Thos., ld. Cromwell, aft. E. of Cotterel, jun., and Jas. Tyrrell,
Essex; beheaded in 1540. commrs. during the earl’s absence
1543. John, ld. Russell, aft. E. of Bed- in Ireland as là. lieut., Apr. 13.
ford. 1699. John, visc. Lonsdale, May 16.
1700. Ford, E. of Tankerville.
RING EDWARD VI. 1701. Edwd. Southwell, Christr. Musgrave,
1547. Lord Russell, contal. and Jas. Vernon, commrs. June 11.
QUEEN MARY. QUEEN ANNE.
1553. Lord Russell, contal. 1702. John, M. of Normanby, aft. D. of
1554. Edwd., E. of Derby. Normanby and Buckinghamshire,
1556. Wm., ld. Paget. Apr. 27.
1705. John, D. of Newcastle, Mar. 31.
QUEEN ELIZABETH. 1711. John Robinson, bp. of Bristol, aft.
1558. Sir Nicholas Bacon. & bp. of London, Apr. 23.
1572. Wm., ld. Howard of Effingham. Sir Geo. Beaumont, bt., Robt.
Jas. Windebank. Byerly, and Edwd. Nicholas,
commrs. during the bishop's ab-
RING JAMES I. * ;: the treaty of Utrecht,
1608. Hy., E. of Northampton. ec. 22. *
i:. . . .”. 1713. Wrm., E. of Dartmouth.
KING GEORGE I.
RING CHARLES I.
1625. E. of Worcester, contal. 1714. Thºs., M. of Wharton, Sept. 24; d.
1627. Hy., E. of Manchester Apr. 12, 1715,
• fly. , Iti. & 1715. Edwd. Southwell, sir Christr. Mus-
grave, bt., and Andrew Charleton,
KING CHARLEs II. commiſs., Apr. 30.
1660. Wm., visc. Saye and Sele. 4 * *
tº jº. ii. Rºi, of Rad. Inc. º. º.º.d
nor. e g Andrew Charleton, commrs. during
1669, Sir Edwd. Deering, bt., sir Thos. the earl’s absence at Aix-la-
Strickland, and Robt. Milward, Chapelle, Aug. 28.
commrs. during lord Robartes' Evelyn, D. of Kingston Dec. 19.
§. in Ireland as là, lieut., 1718. Hy. D. of Kent, Feb. 6.
ClOly. Z26. * g
1973. A.; £oſ Anglesey, Apr. 24. |**ś P. ºf Kings”, again,
1682. Geo., M. of Halifax, Feb. 24. 1726. Thos., ld. Trevor, Mar 11.
RING JAMES II. . KING GEORGE II.
1685. Hy., E. of Clarendon, Feb. 18. 1727. Lord Trevor, contal.
Robt., visc. Tiviot, Robt. Phillips, 1730. Spencer, E. of Wilmington, May 8.
and John Evelyn, commrs, during 1731. Wm., D. of Devonshire, June 12.
the earl’s absence in Ireland as 1733. Hy., visc. Lonsdale, May 5.
ld. lieut. 1735. Francis, E. of Godolphin, May.
1686. Hy., ld. Arundel of Wardour, 1740. John, ld. Hervey, eldest son of the
Mar. 11. E. of Bristol, Apr. 7.
*
1742.
1743.
1744.
1755.
1757.
1760.
1761.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1768.
1770.
1771.
1775.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1794.
1798.
1806.
1807.
1820.
1827.
1828.
1829.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
John, ld. Gower, July 13.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, Dec.
John, ld. Gower, again, Dec. 27.
Chas., D. of Marlborough. Jan. 8.
Granville, E. Gower, Dec. 22.
Richd., E. Temple, June 30.
RING GEORGE III.
Earl Temple, contal.
John, D. of Bedford, Nov. 25.
Geo., D. of Marlborough, Apr. 22.
Thos. Pelham Holles, D. of New-
castle, Aug. 25.
Wm., E. of Chatham, July 30.
Richd. Sutton, Wm. Blair, and Wm.
Fraser, commrs. for six weeks, or
other sooner determination, Feb.
The seal re-delivered to the E. of
Chatham, Mar. 21.
Geo. Wm., E. of Bristol, Nov. 2.
Geo., E. of Halifax, Feb. 26.
Hy, E. of Suffolk and Berkshire,
Jan. 22.
Aug. Hy., D. of Grafton, June 12.
Wm., E. of Dartmouth, Nov. 4.
Aug. Hy., D. of Grafton, again,
Mar. 27.
Fredk., E. of Carlisle, Apr. 2.
Chas., D. of Rutland, Dec. 23.
Wm. Fraser, Stephen Cotterell, and
Evan Nepeam, commiſs., Mar. 8.
Granville Leveson, E. Gower, aft. M.
of Stafford, Nov. 27.
Geo. John, E. Spencer, July 16.
Evan Nepean, Stephen Cotterell, and
Jas.Bland Burgess,commi's.during
the absence of E. Spencer, July 26.
John, E. of Chatham, Dec. 17.
John, E. of Westmoreland, Feb. 14.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth, Feb. 5.
Hy. Richd., ld. Holland, Oct. 15.
John, E. of Westmoreland, again,
Mar. 25.
KING GEORGE IV.
E. of Westmoreland, contal.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, Apr. 30.
Geo., E. of Carlisle, July 16.
Edwd., ld. Ellenborough, Jam. 26.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn, June 10.
1830.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1846.
1852.
1853.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1868.
1870.
1874.
1876.
1878.
1880.
1881.
1885.
1886.
241
ECING WILLIAM TV.
E. of Rosslyn, contal.
John, ld., aft. E. of Durham, Nov. 22.
Fredk. John, E. of Ripon, Apr. 3.
Geo., E. of Carlisle, again, June 5.
Constantine Hy., E. of Mulgrave,
aft. M. of Normanby, July 30,
Jas. Archibald, ld. Wharncliffe,
Dec. 15.
John Wm., visc. Duncannon, aft. E.
of Bessborough, Apr. 23.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon,
Jan. 15.
Richd., D. of Buckingham, Sept. 3.
Walter, D. of Buccleuch, Feb. 2.
Thos., E. of Haddington, Jan. 21.
Gilbert, E. of Minto, July 6.
Jas. Brownlow Wm., M. of Salis-
bury, Feb. 27.
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll, Jan. 4.
Dudley, E. of Harrowby, Dec. 7.
Ulick Jno., M. of Clanricarde, Feb. 3.
Chas. Philip, E. of Hardwicke, Feb.
26.
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll, again,
Juue 18.
Jas. Howard, E. of Malmesbury,
July 6.
Jno., E. of Kimberley, Dec. 9.
Chas., visc. Halifax, July 6.
Jas. Howard, E. of Malmesbury,
G.C.B., again, Feb. 21.
Benj. Disraeli, Aug. 12. Also first
ld. treasy. and premier.
Algernon Geo., D. of Northumber-
land, Feb. 4.
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll, K.T.,
again, Apr. 28.
Chichester Saml., ld. Carlingford,
May 2.
Arch. Philip, E. of Rosebery, Mar. 5.
Dudley Fras. Stuart, E. of Har-
rowby, June 24.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Feb. 17.
Also first ld. treasy, and premier.
Geo. Hy., E. Cadogan, Aug. 3.
CHANCELLOR'S OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER.
THE Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster formerly sat as judge of the
Duchy court of Lancaster, held at Westminster, in which causes relating
to the revenue of the Duchy of Lancaster were tried. Another branch
of the same court was established at Preston, in Lancashire, called the
court of the county palatine of Lancaster.
The office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster is now, practi-
16
242
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
cally, a sinecure.
with his party.
It is held by a member of the ministry, who resigns
CHANCELLORS OF THE DUCHY OF LAN CASTER.
From the creation of the Dukedom.
KING EDWARD III.
1360–1. Sir Hy. de Haydok, chanc. of
Henry, 1st D. of Lancaster.
1872–3. Ralph de Ergham, bp. of Salisbury.
1377. Thos. de Thelwall, Apr. 16.
RING RICHARD II.
1377–8. Sir Jno. De Yerborough.
1882. Sir Thos. Stanley, Nov. 10, pro tem.
Sir Thos. Scarle, Nov. 29.
1383. Sir Wm. Okey, Oct.
KING HENRY IV.
1399–1400. Jno. de Wakering.
Wm. Burgoyne.
Sir Thos. Stanley, May 15.
Jno. Springthorpe, Mar. 30.
1404.
1410.
KING HENRY W.
1413. Jno. Woodhouse, Apr. 4.
KING HENRY WI.
1423. Jno. Woodhouse, contal., Jan. 20.
1424. Wm. Troutbecke, June 10.
1431. Walter Sherington, Feb. 16.
1439. The same, May 7, for life.
1442. Wm. Tresham, July 3, in reversion.
1447. The same, Nov. 1.
1449. Jno. Say, aft. Sir J., June 10.
EING EDWARD IV.
1461. Jno. Say, contal., June 16.
1462. Sir Richd. Fowler, June 10; and ch.
6X.
1477. Sir Jno. Say, again, Nov. 3.
1478. Thos. Thwaites, April 2; and ch. ex.
RING RICHARD III.
1483. Thos. Metcalfe, July 7.
KING HENRY WII.
1486. Sir Reginald Bray, Sept. 13.
1504. Sir Jno. Mordant, June 24.
1505. Sir Richd. Empson, Oct. 3.
ICING HENRY VIII.
1509. Sir Henry Marny, May 14.
1524. Sir Richd. Wingfield, Apr. 14.
1525. Sir Thos. Moore, Dec. 31, aft. Id.
chanc.
1529. Sir Wm. Fitzwilliams, aft. E. of
Southampton, Nov. 3.
1533. Sir Jno. Gage, May 10.
RING EDWARD VI.
1547. Sir Wm. Pagett, July 1.
1552. Sir Jno. Gate, July 7.
QUEEN MARY AND PHILIP AND MARY.
1553–4. Sir Robt. Rochester.
1558. Sir Edwd. Walgrave, June 22.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
1558–9. Sir Ambrose Cave.
1568. Sir Ralph Sadler, May 16.
1577. Sir Fras. Walsingham, June 15.
1589–90. Sir Thos. Heneage.
1595. Sir Robt. Cecil, Oct. 7.
1601. Sir John Fortescue, Sept. 16.
KING JAMES I. r
1615. Sir Thos. Parry and Jno. Daccombe,
aft. Sir J., May 27.
1616. Sir Jno. Daccombe, alone, June 5.
1618. Sir Humphrey May, Mar. 23.
KING CHARLES I.
1629. Edwd., ld. Newburgh, Apr. 16.
1644. Wm., ld. Grey of Wake, and Wm.
Lenthall, Feb. 10.
COMMON weALTH.
1649. Jno. Bradshawe, Aug. 1.
1655. Thos. Fell.
1659. Sir Gilbert Gerrard, May 14.
RING CHARLES II.
Fras. (? Chas.), ld, Seymour, July 9.
Sir Thos. Ingram, July 21.
Sir Robt. Carr, bt., Feb. 22.
Sir Thos. Chichely, Nov. 21.
1660.
1664.
1672.
1682.
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Robt., ld. Willoughby d'Eresby,
Mar. 21.
1689.
KING WILLIAM III.
1697. Thos., E. of Stamford, May 4.
QUEEN ANNE.
Sir John Leveson Gower, bt., aft.
ld. Gower, May 12.
Jas. E. of Derby, June 10.
Wm., ld. Berkeley of Stratton,
Sept. 21.
1702.
1706.
1710.
RING GEORGE I.
Heneage, E. of Aylesford, Nov. 6.
Richd., E. of Scarborough, Mar, 12.
Nicholas Lechmere, aft. li. Lech-
mere, for life, June 19.
1714.
1716.
1717.
ICING GEORGE II.
John, D. of Rutland, July 17.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, May 21.
1727.
1735.
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1742. Richd., ld. Edgcumbe, Dec. 22. 1841. Sir Geo. Grey, bt., June 23.
1760. Thos. Hay, visc. Dupplin, aft. E. of Lord Granville Chas. Hy. Somerset,
Kinnoul, Feb. 27. Sept. %
1846. John, ld. Campbell, July 6.
RING GEORGE III. iš50. Geo.” Freak wºm. E. of Carlisle,
1762. Jas., ld. Strange, Dec. 13. Mar. 6.
1771. Thos., ld. Hyde, aft. E. of Claren- 1852. Robt. Adam Christopher, Mar. 1.
don, June 14. 1853. Edwd. Strutt, Jan. 1.
1782. John, ld. Ashburton, Apr. 17. 1854. Granville Geo., E. Granville, June
1783. Edwd., E. of Derby, Aug. 29. 21.
Thos., E. of Clarendon, Dec. 31. 1855. Dudley, E. of Harrowby, Mar. 31.
1787. Chas., ld. Hawkesbury, aft. E. of Matthew Talbot Baines, Dec. 7.
Liverpool, Sept. 6. | 1858. Jas., D. of Montrose, Feb. 26.
1803. Thos., 1d. Pelham, aft. E. of Chi- 1859. Sir Geo. Grey, bt., again, June 22,
chester, Nov. 11. 1861. Edwd. Cardwell, aft. la. Cardwell,
1804. Hy., ld. Mulgrave, June 6. July 25.
1805. Robt., E. of Buckinghamshire, Jan. 1864. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon,
14. K.G., G.C.B., again. Apr. 7.
Dudley, ld, aft. E. of Harrowby, 1866. Gejoachim tºº, i. 26.
July 10. Wm. Begd... E. of Devon. July 10.
1806. Edwd., E. of Derby, again, Feb. 12. 1867. Col. J.W. Patten, 5.2.
1807. Spencer Perceval, Mar. 30. ..., | 1868. Thos. Edwd. Taylor, Nov. 7.
l812. Robt., E. of Buckinghamshire, again, Fredk. Temple, ld. Dufferin, K.P.,
May 23. K.C.B., aft. E. Dufferin, Dec. 12.
Chas. Bathurst June 23. 1872. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers,
RING GEORGE IV. Aug. 9.
1873. Jno. Bright, Sept. 30.
1823. Nº. Yºurt aft. la. Bexley, 1874. Thos. Edwd. Taylor, again, Mar. 2
€ 0. e g : - wº g 3 3. gº dº tº
• 1880. Jno. Bright, again, Apr. 28.
* Gºº. 28. i;, i.º.º.º.
a.S. Arbuthnot, June 2. 1882. Jno. Geo. Dodson. Dec. 28.
EING WILLIAM IV. 1884. George Otto Trevelyan, aft. Sir G.,
1830. Hy. Richd., ld. Holland, Nov. 25. bt., Oct. 29.
Thos. E. of Haddington, Dec. 20. 1885. Hy. Chaplin, June, 24.
1834, Chas. Watkin Williams' Wynn, Dec. 1886. Edwd. Heneage, Feb. 6.
26. Sir Ughtred Jas. Kay-Shuttleworth,
1835. Hy. Richd., ld. Holland, again, Apr. 16. e
Apr. 23. Gathorne, visc. Cranbrook, pro tem.,
Aug. 3.
QUEEN VICTORIA. Hon. Sir Jno. Jas. Robt. Manners,
1840. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E, of Clarendon, c.c. 16. John Manners, aft. D. of
Oct. 31. Rutland, Aug. 16.
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL OF THE FORCES
AND
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL.
THE office of Paymaster-General of the Forces was formerly one of the
most lucrative in the gift of the crown, not so much on account of the
salary annexed to it, as on account of the vast sums of public money
that lay in the Paymaster's hands for long spaces of time; the whole of
the money voted by parliament for the land forces passing through
his department. In 1782 the office underwent a reform, and the Pay-
master-General and his deputy were allowed fixed salaries in lieu of
perquisites.
On the 1st December, 1836, by Treasury warrant, under 5 & 6 Will.
16 #
244 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
IV. cap. 35, the offices of Paymaster-General of the Forces, Treasurer of
Chelsea Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance
were abolished and the duties transferred to a new officer, styled the Pay-
master-General. By 11 & 12 Wict. cap. 55 (Aug. 14, 1848), the offices
of Paymaster of Exchequer Bills and Paymaster of Civil Services were
also abolished, and the duties transferred to the Paymaster-General.
By 35 & 36 Wict. cap. 44 (Aug. 6, 1872), and subsequent rules of court,
the office of Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery was abolished
and the duties transferred to the Paymaster-General. -
This office was generally held jointly with that of Vice-President of
the Board of Trade from 1848 until the abolition of the latter office in
T)ecember 1868, under 30 & 31 Vict. cap. 72.
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL OF THE FORCEs.
1660. Sir Stephen Fox. 1768. Richd. Rigby. t
1679. Nichs. Johnson, and 1782. Edmund Burke, Mar. 27.
Chas. Fox. Isaac Barré, July 17.
1682. Chas. Fox. 1783. Edmd. Burke, again, Apr. 8.
1689. Richd., E. of Ranelagh. 1784. Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft. li.
This nobleman was charged with Grenville, Jan. 8.
the misapplication of large sums Wm. Wyndham Grenville, and
of the public money ; he resigned Constantine John, ld. Mulgrave,
to avoid prosecution, and was Apr. 7.
expelled the house of commons, 1789. Lord Mulgrave, and
1702. Jas., M. of Graham, Sept. 4.
1703. John Howe, for guards and garri- 1791. Dudley Ryder, and
sons at home, Jan. 4. Thos. Steele, Mar. 7.
Chas. Fox, for the other troops | 1800. Thos. Steele, and
and Chelsea Hospital. Geo. Canning, July 5.
1707. Hon. Jas. Brydges, aft. D. of Chandos. 1801. Thos. Steele, and
1713. Thos. Moore, for her majesty's Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie, Mar. 26.
forces abroad. 1803. Thos. Steele, and
Edwd. Nicholas, treasr. and paym. John Hiley Addington, Jan. 3.
of her majesty's pensioners. 1804. Geo. Rose, and
1714. Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir R., and E. Lord Chas. Hy. Somerset, July 7.
of Orford. 1806. Richd, Earl Temple, and
1715. Hy., E. of Lincoln, Oct. 26. Lord John Townshend, Feb. 17.
1720. Robt. Walpole, again. 1807. Chas. Long, aft. Sir C. and ld. Farn-
1721. Chas., ld. Cornwallis; d. 1722. borough, and
1722. Hon. Spencer Compton, aft. E. of Lord Chas. Hy, Somerset, again,
Wilmington. Apr. 4.
1730. Hon. Hy. Pelham. 1813. Chas. Long, again, and
1743. Sir Thos. Winnington, bt. Fredk. John Robinson, aft. visc.
1746. Wrm. Pitt, aft. E. of Chatham. Goderich and E. Ripon, Nov. 13.
1755. Hy., E. of Darlington. 1817. Sir Chas. Long, alone, Aug. 14. -
Thos. Hay, visc. Dupplin, aft. E. of 1826, Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald, aft. li.
Rinnoul. Fitzgerald and Vesci, July 15.
1757. Hy. Fox, aft. Id. Holland. 1828. John Calcraft, July 15.
1765. Hon. Chas. Townshend. 1830. Lord John Russell, aft. E. Russell,
1766. Fredk., ld. North, and - Dec. 16.
Geo. Cooke, Dec. 10. 1834. Sir Edwd Knatchbull, bt., Dec. 23.
1767. Geo. Cooke, and 1835. Sir Hy. Parnell, bt., aft. li.
Thos. Townshend, Dec. 23. Congleton, May 14.
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL.
1836. Sir Hy. Parnell, bt., above named. | 1845. Wm. Bingham Baring, aft. li.
1841. Edwd. John Stanley, aft. la. Ed- Ashburton, Mar. 1.
disbury and lå. Stanley of Alder- 1846. Thos. Babington Macaulay, aft.
ley, July 1. ld. Macaulay, July 12.
Sir Edwd. Knatchbull, bt., again, 1848. Granville Geo., E. Granville, May
Sept. 12. 11.
: THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 245.
1852. Edwd. John, ld. Stanley of Alder- 1866. Wm. Monsell, aft. la. Emly, Mar.
ley, again, Feb. 12, G. Stephen Cave, July.
Chas., ld. Colchester, Feb. 28, G. 1868. Fredk. Temple, ld. Dufferin and
1853. Edwd. John, ld. Stanley of Alder- Clandeboye, K.P., K.C.B., aft.
ley, again, Jan. 5, G. Earl Dufferin, Dec.
1855. Edwd. Pleydell Bouverie, Mar. 1872. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers.
Robt. Lowe, aft. visc. Sherbrooke, 1873. Wm. Patrick Adam.
Aug. 28, G. 1874. Stephen Cave, Apr. 20, sw.
1858. Richd. John, E. of Donoughmore, | 1880. Geo. Grenfell, ld. Wolverton, May
Apr. 24, sw.
1859. Algernon Geo. Percy, ld. Lovaine, 1885. Fredk., E. Beauchamp, June.
Mar. 1886. Thos. John, ld. Thurlow, Apr. 3, sw.
Jas. Wilson, June. Fredk., E. Beauchamp, again, Aug.
Wm. Fras. Cowper, Aug. 19, sw.
1860. Wm. Hutt, Feb. 1887, Aldebert Wellington Brownlow, E.
1865. Geo. Joachim Göschen. Brownlow, July.
WARDENS AND MASTERS OF THE MINT.
THE Warden was anciently the chief officer of the Mint, but his office
was abolished by 57 George III. cap. 67 (July 7, 1817), and the duties
were directed to be performed by the Master, who was by that act con-
stituted Master, Warden, and Worker.
For many years the office of Master was a political one, the holder
being, sometimes, a member of the cabinet. From 1835 to 1850 the
office was generally held jointly with the vice-presidency of the Board
of Trade. In 1850 sir John Herschel was appointed Master, and he
was succeeded by Professor Graham, both these appointments being
non-political. Professor Graham died in Sept. 1869, and by 33 & 34
Wict. cap. 10 (Apr. 4, 1870), it was enacted that the office and
title of Master of the Mint should be held by the Chancellor of the
Exchequer for the time being, and the duties of the office were trans-
ferred to the deputy Master.
WARDENs of THE MINT.
* * * * *
* * John Jeffries. 1771. Robt. Pigot, Oct. 1.
1766. Gen. Wm. Whitmore, Feb. 1798. Sir Walter J. James, bt.
MASTERS of THE MINT.
RING HENRY I. KING EDWARD II.
* * Godwin Socche, Winchester. 1808. John de Puntoyse.
1313. John de Puntoyse, again, and Lapine
RING EDWARD I. Roger; Lond. and Cant.
1275. Gregory Rokesley. 1317. Giles de Hertesburg and Terric de
1280. Wm. de Turnemire, of Marseilles. Lose ; Lond. and Cant.
Richd. de Lothebury.
1281. Alexr. Norman de Luic, Dublin. KING EDWARD III.
1282. Gregory Rokesley, again. 1327. Roger Rykeman, Lond. and Cant.
1285. Wm. de Turnemire, again, in Gas- 1344. Geo. Kyrkin, and Lotto Nicholyn
cony. of Florence.
1286. John de Caturco and Gerald Hy. de Brusele.
Mauhan, London and Canter- || 1345. Percival de Porche, de Lucca.
bury. Walter de Dunflower.
1287. John de Caturco. 1347. Geo. Kyrkin and Lotto Nicholyn,
1297. John Porcher. - again.
Roger de Rede, St. Edmundsbury. 1848. Bertrand de Polirac, meistre du
1300. Hubert Elion, Wm. de Turnemire, coigne et de monoies de la duchée
again, and his brother. de Guien.—Rolls of Parlt.
246
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1351.
1352.
1354.
1357.
1361.
1362.
1363.
1366.
1367.
1372.
1377.
1395.
1396.
1402.
1413.
1418.
1421.
1422.
1426.
1432.
1433.
1446.
1459.
1461.
1461.
1480.
1483.
1483.
1485.
Anthy. Bache, of Geneva, and Nichs.
Choue.
Hy. de Brusele, again, and John de
Chichester.
Hy. de Brusele, again, Lond. and
Cant.
John Donative, of the castle of Flo-
rence, and Philip John Denier.
Peter de Bataile, Rochelle.
Gauter de Barde.
Robt. de Porche.
Thos. Kyng, Calais.
John de Chichester, again.
Bardet de Malepilys.
RING RICHARD II.
Gauter de Barde.
Nichs. Malakine, a Florentine.
John Wildeman.
Nichs. Malakine, again.
FCING HENRY IV.
Walter Merwe, magister moneta,
Lond.
Richd. Garner.
John Lowys, or Lodowic John.
|RING HENRY W.
Conrad Melwer, Normandy.
John Marceur, St. Looe.
|RING HENRY WI.
Bartholomew Goldbeter, London,
York, Bristol, and Calais.
Robt. Manfeld.
Wm. Russe, London, Calais, Bristol,
and York.
John Paddesley, the same places.
Robt. Manfeld, again, London and
Calais.
Sir Richd. Tonstall.
Robt., b.p. of Ross.
Germayne Lynch, Ireland.
KING EDWARD IV.
Wm., ld. Hastings, “keeper of all
manner of the king's exchaunges
and outchaunges in the Tower of
London, realm of England, terri-
tory of Ireland, and town of
Calais.”—Patent.
Hugh Brice, Calais.
Bartholomew Rede.
Thos. Galinole, “master and worker
of the money of silver in Develyn
(Dublin) and Waterford.”
KING RICHARD III.
Robt. Brackenbury.
KING HENRY VII.
Giles, ld. Daubeney, and Bartholo-
mew Rede, again.
Robt. Bowley, “maister of the cunage
and mynt, within the cities of
Dyvelyn and Waterford.”—Rolls
of Parlt.
1491.
1492.
1509.
1524.
1527.
1531.
1534.
1543.
1544.
1545.
1547.
1548.
1549.
| 1550.
1554.
1559.
1572.
1573.
1581.
1582.
1584.
1603.
1615.
1619.
1623.
1624.
1625.
1625.
1635.
1637.
1641.
1643.
1647.
1649.
1660.
John Shaa and Barth. Rede, again.
Robt. Fenrother and B. Rede, again.
EING HENRY WIII.
Wm., ld. Montjoy.
Wm. Wright, York.
Ralph Rowlet and Martin Bowes.
Wm., ld. Montjoy, again.
Wm. Tilesworth, archbishop's mint,
Canterbury.
Sir Martin Bowes and Ralph Rowlet.
Sir Martin Bowes, alone.
Sir Martin Bowes, again, Stephen
Waughan, and Thos. Knight.
Nichls. Tyery.
FCING EDWARD VI.
John York and others, Southwark.
Wm. Tillesworth, Canterbury.
Sir Martin Bowes, again, Tower.
Geo. Gale, York.
Sir Edmd. Peckham, and others.
Sir Wm. Sharrington.
Martin Pirri, Dublin.—Cotton. MSS.
Geo. Gale, again, and others, York.
PHILIP AND MARY.
Thos. Egerton.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Thos. Stanley and others.
John Lonison.—Harleian MSS.
Thos. Stanley. —Lansdowne MSS
Sir Richd. Martin.
Richd. Martin.—Harleian MSS.
Sir Richd. Martin, again, and Richd.
Martin, his son.—Lowndes.
- KING JAMES I.
Sir Richd. Martin and Richd. Martin,
his son, contal.
Thos., ld. Knyvet, and Edwd.
Doubleday. - r
Randal Cranfield.
Sir Edwd. Williers.
Sir Hy. Williers and Hy. Twedy.
Sir Hy. Williers, alone.
RING CHARLES I.
Sir Robt. Harley.
Sir Ralph Freeman.
Thos. Bushell, Aberystwith.
Sir Wm. Parkhurst and Thos.
Bushel, again, Oxford. -
Sir Robt. Harley, again.
Hy. Slingsby. -
John Faulkener, or Falconer, Edin-
burgh. -
THE COMMONWEALTH.
Aaron Guerdain.
RING CHARLES II.
Sir Wm. Parkhurst.
Sir Ralph Freeman, again.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
247
1660.
1670.
1679.
1685.
1688.
1689.
1699.
1702.
1714.
1727.
1727.
1737.
1744.
1760,
1769,
1784.
1789.
1790.
1794.
1799.
Sir Thos. Vyner, Robt. Wyner, and
Danl. Bellingham, Dublin.
Hy. Slingsby, again.
Thos. Neale. -
John Falconer, again, Edinburgh.
KING JAMES II.
Thos. Neale, again.
~)
John Trinder, UD
Thos. Goddard, 5 tº
Wm. Talbot, # *
| Wm. Bromfield, # 8 #
Fras. Rice, and # 3 C/2
Edwd. Fox, Dublin ă ă
Walter Plunket, Lime- 3 3
rick. ~"
RING WILLIAM III.
Thos. Neale, again.
Isaac Newton, previously warden,
aft. Sir I.
Major Wyvil, York.
QUEEN ANNE.
Isaac Newton, contal.., knt. in 1705.
RING GEORGE I.
Sir Isaac Newton, contal.
John Conduit,
RING GEORGE II.
John Conduit, contal.
Hon. Richd. Arundel.
Hon. Wm. Chetwynd, aft.
Chetwynd.
RING GEORGE III.
Wisc. Chetwynd, contal.
Hon. Chas. Sloane Cadogan, aft. E.
Cadogan.
Thos., E. of Effingham, Jan.
visc.
1801.
1802.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1812.
1814.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1841.
1845.
1846.
1850.
1855.
Philip, E. of Chesterfield, Feb. 12.
Geo., E. of Leicester, Jan. 20.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt., July.
Robt. Banks, ld. Hawkesbury,
Feb. 14.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden, Apr. 18.
John Smyth, July 2.
Hy., E. Bathurst, July 7.
Lord Chas. Spencer, Feb. 20.
Chas. Bathurst, Oct. 27.
Earl Bathurst. again, Apr. 25.
Richd., E. of Clancarty, Oct. 30.
Wm. Wellesley Pole, aft. Id. Mary-
borough, Sept. 28.
ECING GEORGE IV.
20. Wm. Wellesley Pole, aft. la, Mary-
borough, contal.
. Thos. Wallace, aft. Id. Wallace,
Oct 9.
. Geo. Tierney, May 29.
. John Chas. Herries, Feb. 12.
KING WILLIAM IV.
John Chas. Herries, contal.
Geo., ld, Auckland, Dec. 14.
Jas. Abercromby, July 1.
Alexr. Baring, Jan. 1.
Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taunton,
May 9. +
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Hy. Labouchere, contal.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Sept. 21.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., Feb. 12.
Richd. Lalor Shiel, July 14.
Sir John Fredk. Wm. Herschel, bt.,
Dec. 13; res. 1855.
Thos. Graham, Mar. ; d. Sept. 1869.
The dates in this roll, which differ, in some instances materially, from those found
in other works, are taken from Ruding’s “Coinage of Great Britain,” or from the
Records of the Mint.
By 38 & 34 Vict, cap. 10 (Apr. 4, 1870) the office of master of the mint was to be
º the chancellor of the exchequer for the time being. See Introduction, ante,
p. º
JUDGE ADVOCATES GENERAL.
See Part XV.
“Military,” post.
SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THE SPEAKER is chosen by the House of Commons from its own members,
subject to the approval of the sovereign, and holds his office until the
dissolution of the parliament by which he was elected. As Chairman
248 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
of the House, his duties are the same as those of any other president
of a deliberative assembly. Generally speaking, the business of the
House could not be transacted in the absence of the Speaker, although to
this rule there was an exception in the year 1606, when, during the ill-
ness of a Speaker, a prisoner was released from custody by order of the
House. By 18 & 19 Vict. cap. 34 (Aug. 14, 1855), and certain standing
orders of the House, power is now given to appoint a deputy Speaker
when necessary. The Speaker has a casting vote upon divisions in
which the votes prove equal.
SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONs.
From the earliest authentic Records of Parliament.
The county, town, or borough following each name is the place for which the Speaker was
returned as a member of the House.
ENGLAND & WALES. KING HENRY W.
RING HENRY III. 1413, Wm. Stourton, Dorsetshire; but he
1260. Peter de Montfort. Killed at the #. wº.º.º.º.
battle of Evesham. 1414. Walter Hungerford, Wilts.
RING EDWARD II. 1415. Thos. Chaucer, again, Oxfordshire.
1326. Wm. Trussell. * Richd. Redman, Yorkshire.
Sir Walter Beauchamp, Wilts.
FCING EDWARD III. 1416.
1327. Wm. Trussell,” contal. 1417. X-Roger Flower, Rutlandshire.
1332. Sir Hy Beaumont.* 1419.
*These must have been Speakers to 1421. Richd. Baynard, Essex.
both lords and commons.
1376. Sir Peter de la Mare, Herefordshire, HENRY WI.
He is supposed to have been the first 1422. Roger Flower, again, Rutlandshire.
regular Speaker. 1423. John Russell, Herefordshire.
1377. Sir Thos. Hungerford, Wilts 1425. Sir Thos. Waughton or Wautom,
Beds.
RING RICHARD II. 1426. Richd. Vernon, Derbyshire.
1377. Sir Peter de la Mare, Herefordshire. 1428. john Tyrrell, Essex.
1378. Sir Jas. Pickering, Westmoreland. 1430. Wm. Allington, Cambs.
1380. ) Sir John Goldsborough, Essex. 1431. John Tyrrell, again, Essex.
1381. J.” ". 1432. John Russell, again, Herefordshire.
1382. Sir Richd. Waldegrave, Suffolk. 1433. Roger Hunt, Hunts.
1386. Sir Jas. Pickering, Westmoreland. 1436
e . John Bowes. Here the records are
The next speaker on record is
imperfect, but it is presumed he
1394. sat for Northumberland.
#. Sir John Bushey, Lincolnshire, 1439. Sir John Tyrrell, again, for a third
and fourth time, Essex.
KING HENRY IV. Wm. Boerley, Shropshire.
1899. Sir John Cheney, Gloucestershire; 1440. Wm. Tresham, Northamptonshire.
he, growing infirm and unable to 1445. Wm. Boerley, again, Shropshire.
serve, 1447. Wm. Tresham, again, Northampton-
John Doreword, Essex, was dele- shire. -
gated to serve in his place. 1449. John Saye, Cambs. * -
1400. Sir Arnold Savage, Kent. 1450. John Popham, Hants. ; but he ex-
1403. Sir Hy. Redeford, Lincolnshire. cusing himself,
1404. Sir Arnold Savage, again, Kent. Wm. Tresham, Northamptonshire,
1405. Sir Wm. Esturmy, Devonshire. was chosen again.
Sir Wm. Esturmy, again, same year. 1451. Sir Wm. Oldhali, Herefordshire.
Sir John Cheney, Cornwall, also 1453. Thos. Thorpe, Essex. -
appears to have been Speaker in Thos. Thorpe, again, same year.
this parliament. - Sir Thos. Charlton, Middlesex.
1406. Sir John Tiptoft, Hunts. 1455. Sir John Wenlock, Beds. -
#º 1459. Sir Wm. Tresham, Northampton-
1409. X- Thos. Chaucer, Oxfordshire. shire, again, fourth time.
1412. 1460. John Green, Essex.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
249
KING EDWARD IV.
1460. Sir Jas. Strangeways, Yorks.
1463,
1467. J
)
John Saye, Herts.
1472. Wm. Allington, Cambs.
1477.
1482.
1483.
1485.
1488.
1489.
1492.
1496.
1497.
1504.
1509.
1512.
1514.
l623.
#}
1530.
1537.
1540.
1542.
1547.
T553.
1553.
1554.
1555.
1556.
1558.
1559.
1563.
1571.
1572.
1577.
1585
&
1586.
1589.
1592.
1597.
Wm. Allington, again, Lincolnshire.
John Wode, Surrey or Sussex.
KING RICHARD III.
Wm. Catesby, Northamptonshire.
ECING HENRY WII.
Thos. Lovel, Northamptonshire or
Oxfordshire.
John Mordaunt, Beds.
Sir Thos. Fitzwilliam, Yorks.
Richd. Empson, Northamptonshire.
Sir Reginald Bray, Beds. or North-
hamptonshire.
Robt. Drury, Sussex.
Thos. Englefield, aft. Sir T., Berks.
Edmd. Dudley, Staffs.
RING HENRY VIII.
Sir Thos. Englefield, again, Berks.
Sir Thos. Sheffeild, Lincolnshire.
Sir Thos, Nevill, perhaps Kent.
Sir Thos. More, Middlesex.
Sir Thos. Audley, perhaps Essex.
Richd. Rich, Essex.
Sir Nichs. Hare, Norfolk.
Thos. Moyle, Kent ; he continued
Speaker all the rest of this reign.
KING EDWARD WI.
Sir John Baker, Hunts.
Jas. Dyer, Cambs.
QUEEN MARY.
John Pollard, Oxfordshire.
Robt. Brooke, London city.
PHILIP AND MARY.
Clement Higham, West Looe.
John Pollard, again, Chippenham.
Wm. Cordell, Essex.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Thos. Gargrave, Yorks.
Thos. Williams, Exeter city; d. 1566;
when Richd. Onslow, Steyning,
was chosen in his room.
Christr. Wray, Ludgershall.
Robt. Bell, Lynn Regis; made ch.
bar. of the ex. in 1577, when
John Popham, Bristol city, solicitor-
gen., was chosen in his place.
Bedford town.
John Puckering, | Gatton, Surrey.
Thos. Smagg, Bedford town.
Edwd. Coke, Norfolk.
Christr. Yelverton, Northampton-
shire.
1601. John Croke, London; recorder of
the city.
1603.
1614.
1620.
1623.
1625.
1626.
1628.
1640.
1641.
1660.
1661.
1673,
1678.
1680.
RING JAMES I.
Edwd. Philipps, Somersetshire.
Randolph Crew.
No records of this parliament are to
be found; but it is presumed he
sat for Brackley, Northhampton-
shire.
Thos. Richardson, St. Alban's.
Thos. Crewe, aft. Sir T., Ailesbury,
KING CHARLEs I.
Sir Thos. Crewe, again, Gatton.
Sir Heneage Finch, London;
corder of the city.
Sir John Finch, Canterbury.
John Glanville, Bristol.
Wm. Lenthal, Woodstock; he con-
tinued till 1653.
I’6-
FCING CHARLES II.
Commonwealth.
, Fras. Rous, nom. for Devonshire.
. Wm. Lenthal, rest., Oxfordshire.
. Sir Thos.
Widdrington, nom. for
York city.
. Chaloner Chute, sen., Middlesex ;
but, being unable to attend, the
commons chose
Sir Lisleborne Long, Wells, to supply
his place. Sir Lisleborne, on
Mar. 9, gave up the office after
seven days’ possession, and on
Mar. 16th the commons delegated
to the office
Thos. Bampfield, Exeter. Chute
dying on Apr. 15 following, Bamp-
field was then chosen speaker.
THE RESTORATION.
Sir Harbottle Grimstone, bt., Col-
chester.
Sir Edwd. Turnor, bt., Hertford
town. On his being app. ch. bar.
of the ex., May 23, 1671, the
commons chose at their meet-
ing in
Sir Job Charlton, bt., Ludlow, but
he desiring leave to resign on ac-
count of his health,
Edwd. Seymour, aft. bt., Hindon,
was elected in his place. On Sey-
mour's indisposition, the commons
chose
Sir Robt. Sawyer, Wycombe; but
he, excusing his attendance, they
again chose
Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt., Hindon.
To this choice the king refused
his approval, whereupon the
commons returned to their house,
and elected
Serjt. Wm. Gregory, Weobly.
Wm. Williams, Chester city.
250
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
RING JAMES II.
1685. Sir John Trevor, Denbigh town.
WILLIAM AND MARY AND KING
WILLIAM III.
Hy. Powle, Windsor.
Sir John Trevor, again, Yarmouth,
Hants.
Sir John Trevor was expelled the
chair and the house for taking a
bribe of 1000 guineas from the
city of London, on the passing of
the Orphans' Bill, Mar. 12, 1695.
Paul Foley, Hereford city.
Sir Thos. Lyttelton, bt., Woodstock.
1689.
1690.
1695.
1698.
1700
& Robt. Harley, New Radnor.
1701.
QUEEN ANNE.
1702. Robt. Harley, again, New Radnor.
1705. John Smith, Andover.
UNION OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
UNDER THE STYLE OF GREAT BRITAIN.
1707. John Smith, again, Andover, Hants.
1708. Sir Richd. Onslow, bt., Surrey.
1710. Wm. Bromley, Oxford univ.
1713. Sir Thos. Hanmer, bt., Suffolk.
RING GEORGE I.
1714 ) II t *t
& on. Spencer Compton, Sussex,
1722 filled the chair all this reign.
KING GEORGE II.
1727. Y. Arthur Onslow, Surrey, chosen by
1734. these five parliaments succes-
1741. sively; and so filled the chair dur-
1747. ing the whole reign of this king,
1754. embracing a period of 33 years.
FCING GEORGE III.
1761. Sir John Cust, bt., Grantham.
1768. Sir John Cust, bt., again, Grantham.
Res. On account of ill-health, Jan.
17, 1770, and on the 23rd of same
month the commons elected
Sir Fletcher Norton, Guildford.
Sir Fletcher Norton, again.
Chas. Wolfran Corno wall, Winchelsea.
Chas. Wolfran Cornewall, again,
Rye ; d. Jan. 2, 1789.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft. li.
Grenville, Bucks, Jan. 5; res.
June 5 following.
Hy. Addington, Devizes, June 8.
1790. Hy. Addington, again, Nov. 25.
1796. Hy. Addington, again, Sept. 27.
UNION OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND
IRELAND, UNDER THE STYLE OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND.
1801. Hy. Addington, again, fourth time,
Jan. 22; res. Feb. 10, and became
first là. treasy. and ch. ex., Mar.
1770
1774.
1780.
1784.
1789.
following ; visc.
Jan. 1805.
1801. Sir John Mitford, Beeralston, Feb.
11; res. Feb. 9, 1802, on being:
cr. ld. Redesdale, and made ld.
chanc. of Ireland.
Chas. Abbot, Helston, Feb. 10.
Chas. Abbot, again, Nov. 16.
Chas. Abbot, again, Dec. 15.
Chas. Abbot, again, June 22.
Chas. Abbot, again, fifth time, Nov.
CI’. Sidmouth,
1802.
1806.
1807.
1812.
24. Ret., and cr. 1d. Colchester,.
June 1817.
1817. Chas. Manners Sutton, Scarborough,.
June 2.
1819. Chas. Manners Sutton, again, Jan.
15.
RING GEORGE IV.
1820. Chas. Manners Sutton, again, Apr.
22.
1826. Chas. Manners Sutton, again, Nov.
15.
KING WILLIAM IV.
1830. Chas. Manners Sutton, again, Oct.
26.
Chas. Manners Sutton, aft. Sir C.,.
again, June 14.
Sir Chas. Manners Sutton, now
member for Cambridge univ.,.
again, seventh time, Jan. 29.
Jas. Abercromby, Edinburgh city,
Feb. 19. In the memorable con-
test for the speakership, in 1835,
Mr. Abercromby had 316 votes,
and Sir C. Manners Sutton, 306;.
the majority in favour of Mr.
Abercromby being ten. Sir C.
Manners Sutton retired from
political life immediately after
this contest, and was cr. Visc.
Canterbury. He d. 1845.
1831.
1833.
1835.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Jas. Abercromby, again, Nov. 15 ;
ret. and cr. bar. Dunfermline,
June 7, 1839.
Chas. Shaw Lefevre, Hampshire, N-
div., May 27. -
Chas. Shaw Lefevre, again, Aug.
19.
Chas. Shaw Lefevre, again, Nov.
18.
Chas. Shaw Lefevre, again, fourth
time, Nov. 4; ret. and cr. Visc.
Eversley, Apr. 11, 1857.
John Evelyn Denison, Notts., N.
Div., Apr. 30.
1859. J. E. Denison, again, May 31.
1866. J. E. Denison, again, Feb. 1. g
1868. J. E. Denison, again, fourth time,
Dec. 10; ret. and cr. visc. Os-
sington, Feb. 13, 1872, G.
1837.
1839.
1841.
1847.
1852.
1857.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 251.
1872. Hy. Bouverie Wm. Brand, Cam- 1884. Arthur Wellesley Peel, Warwick,
bridgeshire, Feb. 9. Feb. 26.
1874. H. B. W. Brand, again, Mar. 5. 1886. A. W. Peel, again, Warwick and
1880. H. B. W. Brand, again, third time, Leamington, Jan. 12.
Apr. 29 ; made G.C.B. Sept. 20, A. W. Peel, again, third time, Aug.
1881; ret. and cr. visc. Hampden, 5.
Mar. 3, 1884, G.
THE BOARD OF CONTROL.
COMMONLY CALLIED
THE INDIA BOARD.
THIs Board was originally established by Mr. Pitt's celebrated East
India Bill, 24 Geo. III. cap. 25 (May 18, 1784). This act empowered
the crown to appoint six privy councillors to be commissioners for the
affairs of India, with very extensive powers; they having the “control
and superintendence of all the British territorial possessions in the East
Indies, and over the affairs of the United Company of Merchants
trading thereto.” One of the principal secretaries of state was con-
stituted president; in his absence the chancellor of the exchequer,
and in the absence of both, then the senior commissioner was to be
president. Subsequently, however, to the passing of this act, it was
found necessary to alter the constitution of the Board, and by 33 Geo.
III. cap. 52 (June 11, 1793), it was enacted that any three or more
commissioners might form a board, that the first-named commis-
|sioner in the letters patent or commission for the time being should be
the president of such board; and that when any board should be formed
in the absence of the president, the senior commissioner present should
for that turn preside at the board.
The president was always specially appointed, and was one of the
most important members of the cabinet, entering upon office and retiring
on every change in the administration. *
The lord president of the council, the lord privy seal, the first lord of
the treasury, the principal secretaries of state, and the chancellor of the
exchequer, for the time being, were ea officio members of the board,
and the sovereign might appoint any other persons to be members
also.
By the 3 & 4 Will. IV. cap. 85 (Aug. 28, 1833), the provisions of the
previous act as to ea officio and additional members were repealed; but
it will be seen that from the passing of this act fewer commissioners,
other than ew officio commissioners, were named, and that, latterly,
but one commissioner was named. The letters patent, since Sept. 1841,
were addressed to one commissioner only, exclusive of the ea officio
commissioners, and the whole powers of the former boards were prac-
tically vested in that one commissioner. -
By the 21 & 22 Vict. cap. 106 (Aug. 2, 1858) the board of control was
abolished, the government of India transferred from the East India Com-
pany to the sovereign, and the secretaryship of state for India created.
252
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
T'RESIDENTS AND CommissionERS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL.
The following dates are those of the patents, in all cases, except
those marked “G.”, the dates of which are those of the notice in the
London Gazette.
RING GEORGE III.
Sept. 3, 1784.
THos., ld. SYDNEY, pres.
Wm. Pitt, ch. ex.
Hy. Dundas.
Thos., ld. Walsingham.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville.
Constantine John, ld, Mul-
grave.
Mar. 12, 1790.
WM. WYNDHAM GRENVILLE,
pres.
Hy. Dundas.
Constantine John, ld. Mul-
grave.
Thos., ld. Sydney.
Thos., ld. Walsingham.
Lord Fredk. Campbell.
Dudley Ryder.
May 16, 1791.
WM. WYNDHAM GRENVILLE,
aft. li. GRENVILLE, pres.
Wm. Pitt.
|Hy. Dundas.
Lord Fredk. Campbell.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Thos. Steele.
June 28, 1793.
HY, DUNDAs, the first paid
pres.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Richd., E. of Mornington.
Robt. Grosvenor, visc. Bel-
grave.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Hon. Edwd. Jas. Eliot.
Hon. Robt. Banks Jenkin-
SOIl.
June 29, 1795.
HY. DUNDAs, pres.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Richd., E. of Mornington,
aft. M. Wellesley.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Hy., E. Bathurst (late lă.
Apsley).
Hon. Edwd. Jas. Eliot.
Hon. Robt. Banks Jenkinson.
Sylvester Douglas.
Nov. 16, 1797.
HY. DUNDAs, pres.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Hy., E. Bathurst.
Robt. Banks, ld. Hawkes-
bury.
Sylvester Douglas.
Wm. Dundas.
Mar. 28, 1799.
HY, DUNDAs, pres.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Hy., E. Bathurst.
Sylvester Douglas.
Wm. Dundas.
Geo. Canning.
July 2, 1800.
HY. DUNDAs, aft.
Melville, pres.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Robt., visc. Belgrave.
Hy., E. Bathurst.
Sylvester Douglas.
Geo. Canning.
Thos. Wallace.
Richd. Temple Nugent, E.
Temple.
May 19, 1801.
GEO., visc. LEWISHAM, pres.
succ. as E. of Dartmouth.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Hy., E. Bathurst.
Sylvester Douglas, now lä.
Glenbervie.
Wm. Dundas.
Thos. Wallace.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Thos. Pelham.
Edwd. Golding.
July 12, 1802.
ROBT., visc. CASTLEREAGH,
pres. -
Jas., D of Montrose.
Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie.
Wm. Dundas.
Thos. Wallace.
Chas. Geo., ld. Arden.
Edwd. Golding.
Oct. 22, 1803.
ROBT., visc. CASTLEREAGH,
pres.
Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie.
Thos. Wallace.
Edwd. Golding.
Hon. Thos. Maitland.
visc.
May 31, 1804.
ROBT., visc. CASTLEREAGH,
pres.
Sylvester, now visc. Glen-
bervie.
Thos. Wallace.
Richd. Trench, visc. Dunlo,
aft. E. of Clancarty.
Feb. 12, 1806.
GILBERT, ld, MINTO, aft. E.
of Minto, pres.
Geo., visc. Morpeth.
John Hiley Addington.
John Sullivan.
July 16, 1806.
THOS. GRENVILLE, pres.
Geo., visc. Morpeth.
John Hiley Addington.
John Sullivan.
John Joshua, E. of Carys-
fort.
Oct. 1, 1806.
GEO. TIERNEY, pres.
Geo., visc. Morpeth, aft. E.
of Carlisle.
John Hiley Addington.
John Sullivan.
John Joshua, E. of Carys-
fort.
April 6, 1807.
ROBT. DUNDAs, pres.
Geo., ld. Lovaine.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Geo. Johnstone.
July 17, 1809.
DUDLEY, E. of HARROWBY,
pres.
Robt. Dundas.
Geo., ld. Lovaine.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Thos., ld. Binning.
Nov. 13, 1809.
ROBT. DUNDAS, pres.
Geo., ld. Lovaine.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Lord Fras. Almaric Spencer
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
253
July 7, 1810.
ROBT. DUNDAs, pres.
Geo., ld. Lovaine.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
April 7, 1812.
ROBT., E. of BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE, pres.
Geo., ld. Lovaine.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
John Sullivan.
Sept. 8, 1812.
ROBT., E. of BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE, pres.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
John Sullivan.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
| Sept. 7, 1814.
ROBT., E. of BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE, pres.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Thos. Wallace.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
John Sullivan.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Thos., ld. Binning.
Wm. Sturges Bourne.
June 20, 1816.
GEO. CANNING, pres.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
Wm., visc. Lowther.
John Sullivan.
Hy., ld. Apsley.
Thos., ld. Binning.
June 17, 1818.
GEO. CANNING, pres.
ohn, ld. Teignmouth.
ohn Sullivan.
hos., ld. Binning.
m. Sturges Bourne.
as. Brownlow Wm., -visc.
Cranborne.
Horatio, ld. Walpole.
KING GEORGE IV.
Jan. 16, 1821.
HAs. BATHURST, pres.
ohn, ld. Teignmouth.
ohn Sullivan.
hos., ld. Binning, aft. E.
of Haddington.
m. Sturges Bourne.
Jas. Brownlow Wm., visc.
Cranborne.
Horatio, ld. Walpole, aft.
E. of Orford.
Feb. 8, 1822, G.
CHAs. WATKIN WILLIAMs
WYNN, pres.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
John Sullivan.
Jas. Brownlow Wm., visc.
Cranborne, aft. M. of
Salisbury.
Wm. Hy. Fremantle.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
Jos. Phillimore.
June 2, 1826, G.
CHAs. WATKIN WILLIAMs
WYNN, pres.
|Jas. Brownlow Wm., M. of
Salisbury.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
John Sullivan.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
Jos. Phillimore.
Wm. Yates Peel.
June 4, 1827.
CHAs. WATRIN WILLIAMs
WYNN, pres.
John, ld. Teignmouth.
John Sullivan.
Sir Geo. Warrender, bt.
Jos. Phillimore.
Sir Jas. Macdonald, bt.
Feb. 7, 1828.
ROBT. DUNDAs, visc. MEL-
VILLE, pres. -
Thos., ld. Wallace.
John Sullivan.
Anthy., ld. Ashley.
Jas., M. of Graham.
Laurence Peel.
July 31, 1828.
ROBT., visc. MELVILLE,
pres.
Thos., ld. Wallace.
John Sullivan.
Anthy., ld. Ashley.
Jas., M. of Graham.
Laurence Peel.
- Thos. Peregrine Courtenay.
Sept. 24, 1828.
EDWD., ld, ELLENBoRough,
pres.
Thos., ld. Wallace.
John Sullivan.
Anthy., ld. Ashley.
Jas., M. of Graham.
Laurence Peel. -
Thos. Peregrine Courtenay.
Feb. 24, 1830.
EDWD., ld. ELLENBOROUGH,
pres.
John Sullivan.
Anthy., ld. Ashley.
Jas., M. of Graham.
Thos. Peregrine Courtenay.
Geo. Banks.
FCING WILLIAM IV.
Dec. 6, 1830.
CHAs. GRANT, pres.
Chas. Watkin Williams
Wynn.
John Sullivan.
Sir Jas. Macdonald, bt.
Sir Jas. Mackintosh.
Robt. Grant.
Hy. Ellis.
July 28, 1832.
CHAS. GRANT, pres.
Chas. Watkin Williams
Wynn.
John Sullivan.
Robt. Grant.
Hy. Ellis.
Holt Mackenzie.
Robt. Gordon.
Thos. Babington Macaulay.
Dec. 21, 1832.
CHAs. GRANT, aft.
GLENELG, pres.
John Sullivan.
Robt. Grant.
Hy. Ellis.
Holt Mackenzie.
Robt. Gordon. -
Jas. Alex. Stewart Mac-
kenzie. -
ld.
Dec. 20, 1834.
EDWD., ld, ELLENBoRough,
pres.
John Sullivan.
Jos. Planta.
Sir Alexr. Cray Grant.
April 29, 1835.
Sir JOHN HOBHOUSE, bt.,
pres.
John Sullivan.
Sir Chas. Cockerell, bt.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
July 21, 1837.
Sir JoHN HOBHOUSE, bt.,
pres.
John Sullivan.














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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF ContROL.
1841. Edwd. ld., aft. E. of Ellenborough,
again, Sept. 9, G.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald, lord Fitz-
gerald and Vesci, Oct. 28.
Fredk. John, E. of Ripon, May
23.
Sir John Hobhouse, bt., again, July
10
1843.
1846.
Fox Maule, aft. lil. Panmure and E.
of Dalhousie, Feb. 5, G.
1852.
Office abolished by 21 & 22 Vict. cap. 106.
substituted. See that title, ante, p. 236.
SECRETARIES TO THE
1784. C. W. Broughton Rouse, Sept. 8.
1791. Hy. Beaufoy, May 10.
1793. Wm. Broderick, July 3.
1803. Benjn. Hobhouse, aft. Sir B., Nov. 19.
1804. Geo. Peter Holford, May 22.
1806. Thos. Creevy, Feb. 14.
1807. Geo. Peter Holford, again, Apr. 8.
1810. Sir Patrick Murray, Jan. 6.
1812. John Bruce, Mar. 14.
Thos. Peregrine Courtenay, Aug. 20.
Geo. Bankes, May 2.
Hon. John Stuart Wortley, aft. li.
Wharncliffe, Feb. 16.
Dudley, ld. Sandon,
Harrowby, Dec. 18.
Thos. Hyde Williers, May 18.
Thos. Babington Macaulay, aft. li.
Macaulay, Dec. 19.
|1833. ſº Gordon, Dec. 26, and
1829.
1830.
aft. E. of
1831.
1832.
1834. A Jas. Alexr. Stewart Mackenzie,
Apr. 22; joint secs.
1834. | Winthrop M. Praed, Dec. 20 and
1835. |º Sidney Herbert, aft. la. Her-
bert of Lea, Jan. 8 ; joint secs.
1835. (Robt. Gordon, again, and
Robt. Vernon Smith, aft. li. Lyve-
den, Apr. 21.
John Chas. Herries, Feb. 28, G.
Sir Chas. Wood, bt., aft. visc. Hali-
fax, Dec. 30, G.
Robt. Vernon Smith, aft. la. Lyve-
den, Mar. 3, G.
Edwd., E. of Ellenborough, again,
Mar. 6, G.
Edwd. Hy., ld. Stanley, aft. E. of
Derby, June 5, G.
1852.
1855.
1858.
1858.
|Wide supra; Secretary of State for India
BoARD OF ContRo1.
ſ Edwd. Adolphs., ld. Seymour, and
1839. {Wm. Clay, aft. Sir W., bt., Sept.
30
1841. Chas. Buller, vice Id. Seymour,
June 21.
Jas. Emerson Tennent, aft. Sir J.,
1841 | and º º
) Hon. Wm. Bingham Baring, ld,
Ashburton, Sept. 8.
1845 § visc. Jocelyn, Feb. 17.
l Philip Hy., visc. Mahon, Aug. 5.
Geo. Stevens Byng, aft. visc. En-
1846. field and E. of Strafford, and
Thos. Wyse, July 6.
1847. Geo. Cornewall Lewis, aft. Sir G., bt.,
Nov. 30, vice Byng.
Jas. Wilson, May 16, vice Lewis.
Hon. John Edmund Elliot, Jan. 26,
vice Wyse.
(Hy. Jas. Baillie, and
l Chas. Lennox Cumming Bruce, Mar.
ſº Lowe, aft. visc. Sherbrooke,
1848.
1849,
1852.
1852. and
Sir Thos. N. Redington, Dec.
Hy. Danby Seymour, vice Lowe.
Sir Geo. Russell Clerk, K.C.B., vice
Redington.
1855.
1857.
Office abolished by 21 & 22 Vict. cap. 106. Wide supra.
WICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE PRIWY
COUNCIL FOR EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND
WALES.
ANNUAL grants in aid of education were first made in 1834, and a com-
mittee of the privy Council to superintend the distribution of these
grants was first appointed Jan. 20, 1846. The lord president of the
council is president of this committee, and from Feb. 1857, a vice-
president has been from time to time appointed. The management of
the Education Department is practically in his hands, he is the repre-
sentative of the department in parliament, his office is a political one,
and he retires with his party.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
2
5
5.
WICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE PRIvy CouncIL FOR
EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND WALEs.
1857. Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper, Feb. 5, G. 1874. Dudley Fras. Stuart Ryder, c.c.
1858. Chas. Bowyer Adderley, aft. Sir C., visc. Sandon, Mar. 2.
bt., and lå. Norton, Mar. 12, 1878. Geo. Fras. Hamilton, c. c. 1d. Geo.
G. Hamilton, Apr. 4.
1859, Robt. Lowe, aft. visc. Sherbrooke, 1880. Anthony John Mundella, May 3.
June 24, G. 1885. Hon. Edwd. Stanhope, June 29, G.
1864. Hy. Austin Bruce, aft, lil. Aberdare, Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, bt.,
Apr. K.C.M.G., aft. li. Knutsford,
1866. Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry, July 12, G. Sept. 17.
1867. Robt. Montagu, c.c. lá. Robt. 1886. Sir Lyon Playfair, K.C.B., Feb. 6.
Montagu, Mar. 19. Sir H. T. Holland, again, Aug. 6.
1868. Wm. Edwd. Forster, Dec. 9. | 1887. Sir Wm. Hart Dyke, bt.. Jan, 24.
PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BoARDs of Health appear to have been first established by orders in
council, dated June 21, Nov. 14, and Nov. 21, 1831, made under 6 Geo.
IV. cap. 78. In 1848, under 11 & 12 Vict. cap. 63, a “General Board
of Health '' was created, consisting of the first commissioner of
woods, forests, &c., as president, and two other members appointed by
the crown. In 1854, under 17 & 18 Vict. cap. 95, the “General Board
of Health '' was reconstituted, and thenceforth consisted of a president
appointed by the crown and a board composed of the secretaries of
state and the president and vice-president of the Board of Trade. In
1858 the powers of the Board were transferred to the privy council
under 21 & 22 Vict. cap. 97, and in 1871 these powers were (inter alia)
again transferred to the Local Government Board under 34 & 35 Vict.
cap. 70.
PRESIDENTS OF THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH FROM ITs
RECONSTRUCTION IN 1854.
1854. Sir Benjn. Hall, bt., aft. li. Llan- 1857. Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper, agazn,
over, Oct. 14, G. Sept. 24, G.
1855. Hon. Wm. Fras. Cowper, Aug. 13, G. 1858. Chas. Bowyer Adderley, aft. Sir C.,
1857. Wm. Monsell, aft. lord Emly, Feb. bt., and lå. Norton, Mar. 8, G.
9, G.
Powers transferred to the Privy Council and subsequently to Local Government
Board. Wide supra.
THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD.
THIs Board was established in 1871 under 34 & 35 Vict. cap. 70, and in
it were vested all the powers of the Poor Law Board, which thenceforth
ceased to exist, and also all the powers of the home secretary and the
privy council in matters of public health, local government, &c.
256 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PRESIDENTs of THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BoARD.
1871. Jas. Stansfeld, Aug. 19. 1885. Arthur Jas. Balfour, June 24.
1874. Geo. Sclater Booth, Mar. 2. 1886. Jos. Chamberlain, Feb. 6.
1880. John Geo. Dodson, May 3. Jas. Stansfeld, again, Apr. 3.
1882. Sir Chas. Wentworth Dilke, bt., Dec. Chas. Thomson Ritchie, Aug. 3.
28.
PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD.
1871. John Tomlinson Hibbert, Aug. 1885. Adelbert Wellington Brownlow, E.
1874. Clare Sewell Read, Feb. Brownlow, June.
1876. Thos. Salt. 1886. Jesse Collings, Feb.
1880. John Tomlinson Hibbert, again, Wm. Copeland Borlase, Apr.
May. Walter Hume Long, Aug.
1883. Geo. Wm. Erskine Russell.
PERMAN ENT SECRETARIES TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD.
1871. John Lambert, aft. Sir J., K.C.B., and
Hy. Fleming; jointly till 1876; then Lambert alone.
1882. Hugh Owen, aft. Sir H., K.C.B.
TREASURERS OF THE NAVY.
THIs office was abolished Dec. 1, 1836, by 5 & 6 Will. IV. cap 35.
See “Paymasters-General,” ante, p. 243.
TREASURERS OF THE NAVY, FROM THE RESTORATION.
1660. Sir Geo. Carteret, bt. 1754. Geo. Grenville, Apr. 4.
1667. Arthur, visc, Valentia, in Ireland, 1756. Geo. Dodington, again, Jan. 13; aft.
and E. of Anglesey. ld. Melcombe. .
1672. Sir Thos. Osborne, bt., aft. visc. Geo. Grenville, again, Nov. 25.
Dumblane, E. of Danby, M. of 1761. The same by a new patent, Mar. 18.
Carmarthen and D. of Leeds. 1762. Wrm. Wildman, visc. Barrington,
1673. Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt. June 2.
1681. Anthy., visc. Falkland, June 24. 1765. Richd., visc. Howe, Aug. 9.
1689. Edwd. Russel, aft. E. of Orford, 1770. Sir Gilbert Elliot, bt., Mar. 19.
Apr. 8. 1777. Welbore Ellis, aft. lil. Mendip, June
1699. Sir Thos. Littleton, bt., May 29. 12.
1710. Robt. Walpole, aft. Sir R. and E. of 1782. Isaac Barré, Apr. 10.
Orford, Jan. 21. Hy. Dundas, Aug. 19.
1711. Chas. Caesar, June 8. 1783. Chas. Townshend, Apr. 11.
1714. John Aislabie, Oct. 15. 1784. Hy. Dundas, again, Jan. 5, aft. visc.
1718. Richd. Hampden, Mar. 27. Melville, held the office upwards
1720. Sir Geo. Byng, bt., aft. Visc. Tor- of sixteen years.
rington, Oct. 24. 1800. Hon. Dudley Ryder, June 2.
1724. Hon. Pattee Byng, his son, aft. visc. 1801. Chas. Bragge, Nov. 21.
Torrington, Apr. 18. 1803. Geo. Tierney, June 3.
1727. The same, by a new patent, Aug. 12. 1804. Geo. Canning, May 29.
1734. Arthur Onslow, Apr. 20. 1806. Richd. Brinsley Sheridan, Feb. 22.
1742. Hon. Thos. Clutterbuck, May 17. 1807. Geo. Rose, Apr. 15.
Sir Chas. Wager, Dec. 20. 1818. Fredk. John Robinson, aft. visc.
1743. Sir John Rushout, bt., Dec. 24. Goderich, and E. of Ripon, Feb.
1744. Geo. Dodington, Dec. 29. 12.
1749. Hon. Hy. Bilson Legge, May 3. 1823. Wm. Huskisson, Feb. 8.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 257
1827. Chas. Grant, aft. li. Glenelg, Sept. 1834. Wm., visc. Lowther, aft. E. of Lons-
10. dale, Dec. 27.
1828. Wm. Fitzgerald Vesey Fitzgerald, aft. 1835. Sir Hy. Parnell, bt., aft. li. Congle-
ld. Fitzgerald and Vesci; Feb. 25. ton, Apr. 22.
1830. Thos. Frankland Lewis, Feb. 25. Sir Hy. Parnell became paym.-gen.
Chas. Poulet Thompson, aft. li. when this office ceased.
Sydenham, Dec. 13.
COMPTROLLERS AND SURVEYORS OF THE NAVY.
CoMPTROLLERs.
1688. Sir Richd. Haddock, aft. adm., Sept. 1778. Chas. Middleton, aft. adm. Sir C.,
30 bt., July 18; cr. 1d. Barham in
1714. Sir Chas. Wager, aft. adm., Feb. 17. 1805.
1718. Thos. Swanton, Mar. 26. 1790. Sir Hy. Martin, bt., Mar. 13.
1722. Jas. Mighells, Jan. 18. 1794. Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, bt., Aug.
1733. Richd. Haddock, jun., Mar. 27. 30
1749. Savage Mostyn, aft. adm., Mar. 22. 1806. Hy. Nicholls, Feb. 19.
1755. Edwd. Falkingham, Feb. 6. Sir Thos. Boulden Thompson, bt.,
Chas. Saunders, aft. adm., Nov. 14. aft. adm., June 7.
1756. Digby Dent, June 4. 1816. Sir Thos. Byam Martin, K.C.B., adm.,
Geo. Cockburne, Dec. 29. Feb. 9.
1770. Hugh Palliser, aft. adm. Sir H., | 1831. Adm. Hon. Geo. Heneage Lawrence
Aug. 1. Dundas, Nov. 2. Patent revoked
1775. Maurice Suckling, aft. adm., Apr. 5. June 9, 1832.
By 2 Will. IV. cap. 40 (June 1, 1832) the Navy and Victualling
Boards and the offices of Commissioners of Navy and Victualling and
Comptroller of the Navy were abolished, and in lieu thereof were
appointed five “Principal Officers,” viz.:
Accountant-General of the Navy. Medical Director-General.
The Surveyor of the Navy. Comptroller of Victualling, and
Storekeeper-General.
To these other departments were afterwards added.
SURVEYORs.
1668. Sir John Tippetts, Sept. 30. 1778 Sir John Williams, and Mar. 19
1692. Edma. Dummer, June 25. * QEdwd. Hunt. & sºlºs ºf tº
1699. Daml. Furzer, Sept. 22. (Edwd. Hunt, and
1706. Wm. Lee, Sept. 9. 1784 ºil..."; Nov. 24.
1715. Jacob Ackworth, aft. Sir J., Mar. 1793. Sir Wm. Rule, Jan. 26.
30. 1806. Sir Hy. Peake, June 7.
1746. Joseph Allin, aft. Sir J., June Jos. Tucker, and N.
16. 5 5 * | 1818 {; Robt. Seppings. } May 26.
1755 Thos. Slade, and Au 6 Jos. Tucker superamuated Mar.
* \Wm. Bateley. g. b. 1831 ; and sir Robt. Seppings,
1765 (Thos. Slade, aft. Sir T., andl June June 1832.
\John Williams. 22. 1832. Sir Wm. Symonds, June 9.
1771. John Williams, aft, sir J., with two 1848. Sir Baldwin W. Walker, K.C.B.,
assistants. th Feb. 5.
17
258 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
In 1860 the office of Comptroller of the Navy was revived.
CoMPTROLLERs—continued.
1860. R.-adm. Sir Baldwin W. Walker, bt., 1872. R.-adm. Wm. Houston Stewart, C.B.,
R. C. B. aft. Sir W. and v.-adm.
1861. R.-adm. Robt. Spencer Robinson, 1881. R.-adm. Thos, E. Brandreth.
aft. Sir R. and v.-adm. 1885. W.-adm. Wm. Graham, C.B., aft. Sir
1871. Capt. Robt. Hall, C.B. W., K.C.B.
THE BOARD OF ORDNANCE.
THE Ordnance Department is of very great antiquity. A master of the
Ordnance is mentioned temp. Richard III., and a clerk of the Ordnance
as early as 1418. Henry VIII. constituted a Board of Ordnance by
adding to the master and clerk a lieutenant, a surveyor, a storekeeper,
and a clerk of the cheque. In 1604 James I. dignified the master and
lieutenant with the style of master-general and lieutenant-general. The
clerk of the cheque was abolished many years ago, and the lieutenant-
general in 1831, but this latter office was revived for a short time in
1854.
By letters patent of May 25, 1855 (G.) the appointments of master-
general, lieutenant-general, and principal storekeeper of the Ordnance
were revoked, and the civil administration of the army and Ordnance
vested in lord Panmure, the then secretary of state for war. The Act 18
& 19 Vict. cap. 117 (Aug. 14, 1855) recites these letters patent and vests
all statutory powers, lands, &c., of the principal officers of Ordnance in
the secretary of state for war.
The office of surveyor-general of the Ordnance was abolished about
the same time, but was revived with somewhat different duties, by 33
& 34 Vict. cap. 17 (June 28, 1870).
MASTERS-GENERAL OF THE ORDNANCE.
QUEEN ELIZABETH. Sir John Chicheley. Com-
1596. Robt. E. of Essex; beheaded. 1679. Sir Wm. Hickman, missioners.
Sir Christr. Musgrave.
RING JAMES I. 1681. Geo. Legge, aft. li. Dartmouth.
1603. Chas., E. of Devonshire. WILLIAM AND MARY.
1609. Geo., E. of Totnes.
i., §:.. **** 1689. Fredk., D. of Schomberg.
1623. Sir Richd. Morrison. 1693. Hy. visc. Sydney, aft. E. of Romney.
RING CHARLES I. QUEEN ANNE.
#. i. i*. Tilbury 1702. * º aft. D. of Marlborough,
º **, *:: 3 vs. . e uly 1.
1634. Montjoy Blount, E. of Newport. 1712. Richd., E. Rivers, Jan. 1.
1712. Jas., D. of Hamilton and Brandon,
1660. Si *...* CHARLES II. July 1 ; killed in a duel, Nov. 15,
. Sir. Wm. Compton. Same year.
John, ld. Berkeley. N
1665. § John tº: mºr. RING GEORGE I.
Sir Thos. Chicheley. 1714. John, D. of Marlborough, again,
1670. Sir Thos. Chicheley. Oct. 1.
1674. Sir John Chicheley. 1722. Wm., E. Cadogan, July 1.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. . 259
1725.
1740.
1742.
1743.
1756.
1759.
1763.
1772.
1782.
1783.
1795.
1801.
1806.
1603.
1635.
1636.
1670.
1681.
1687.
1688.
1702.
1705.
1712.
1714.
1717.
1718.
1742.
1748.
1757.
John, D. of Argyll and Greenwich,
July 1. -
KING GEORGE II.
John, D. of Montagu, July 1.
John, D. of Argyll, again.
John, D. of Montagu, again.
Chas., D. of Marlborough, Jan. 1.
John, visc., aft. E. Ligonier, July 1.
KING GEORGE III.
John, M. of Granby, aft. D. of Rut-
land.
Geo., visc. Townsend, Oct. 1.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Lenox, and
Aubigny, Mar. 30.
Geo., visc. Townshend, again ; aft.
Marq. Townsend.
Chas., D. of Richmond, again, Dec.
23. -
Chas., M. Cornwallis, Feb. 13.
John, E. of Chatham, June 16.
Fras., E. of Moira, aft. M. of Hast-
ings, Feb. 14.
1807.
1810.
1819.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1841.
1846.
John, E. of Chatham, again, Apr. 4.
Hy., ld., aft. E. of Mulgrave, May
5
Arthur, D. of Wellington, Jan. 1.
IKING GEORGE IV.
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, Apr. 30.
Wm. Carr, visc. Beresford, Apr. 28.
RING WILLIAM IV.
Sir Jas. Kempt, Nov. 30.
Sir Geo. Murray, Dec. 18.
Sir Richd. Hussey Vivian, bt., aft.
Id. Vivian, May 4.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Sir Geo. Murray, again, Sept. 9. . .
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, again,
July 6.
. Hy., visc. Hardinge, G.C.B., Mar. 5,
G.
. Lt. -gen. Id. Fitzroy Jas. Hy.
Somerset, G.C.B., aft. 13. Raglan,
Sept. 30, G.
Office abolished in 1855.
LIEUTENANTS-GENERAL OF THE ORDNANCE.
From the Union of England and Scotland.
Sir Geo. Carew, aft. E. of Totnes.
Sir Wm. Haydon.
Colin Legge.
David Walter, Nov. 25.
*George Legge, aft. lord Dartmouth,
Dec. 7.
Sir Chas. Musgrave, bt.
Sir Hy. Tichborne, bt.
Hy. Goodricke, bt.
John Granville, aft, ld, Granville.
Thos. Erle.
John Hill.
Thos. Erle, again.
Thos. Micklethwaite.
Sir Chas. Wills, K.B.
Geo. Wade, field marshal, 1743;
comm. in ch., 1745.
*Sir John Ligonier, K.B., aft. visc.
and E. Ligonier; field marshal
and comm. in ch., 1757.
Lord Geo. Sackville (Germaine);
1759.
1763.
1767.
1772.
1782.
1804.
1807.
1810.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1829.
dism, the service in 1759; aft. visc,
Sackville.
*John, M. of Granby, aft. D. of Rut-
land.
*Hon. Geo. Townshend, aft. visc. and
M. Townshend. -
Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway, aft.
comm. in ch., &c.
Sir Jeffrey Amherst, K.B., aft. 1d.
Amherst, comm. in ch. 1778, et
Seq. -
Hon. Sir Wm. Howe, aft. visc. Howe,
IX. B.
Sir Thos. Trigge.
Richd. Fitzpatrick.
Sir Thos. Trigge, again.
Sir Hildebrand Oakes, bt.
*Wm. Carr, visc. Beresford.
*Sir Geo. Murray.
Sir W. H. Clinton.
Lord Robt. Edwd. Hy. Somerset.
The office was abolished in 1831, but temporarily revived in 1854.
1854. Lt.-gen. Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross, K.C.B., May 2, G.
Ceased in 1855.
* Subsequently Masters-General.
Surveyors-GENERAL oR THE ORDNANCE.
From the Union of England and Scotland.
* * Wm. Brydges.
1714. Maj.-Gen. Michael Richards.
1722.
1742.
John Armstrong, aft. maj.-gen.
Thos. Lascelles.
17 =
260
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1750.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1789.
1795.
1804.
1810.
1820.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1870,
1874.
1880.
* }{.
1712.
1714.
1718.
1733.
1740.
1772.
1781.
1782.
1783.
1793.
1802.
1806.
1807.
1811.
1823.
3& 36.
1712.
1715.
1717.
1721.
I746.
1762.
Chas. Frederick, aft. Sir C., K.B.
Hon. Thos. Pelham.
John Courtenay.
Hon. Jas. Luttrell.
Hon. G. C. Berkeley.
Maj.-Gen. A. Ross.
Lt.-Col. Jas. M. Hadden, Nov. 22.
Sir Robt. Moorsoom, R.N., July 20.
Lt.-Col. sir Ulysses Burgh, aft. 16.
Downes, Mar. 18.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Wm. C. R. Owen,
May 14.
Lt.-gen. Sir Herbert Taylor, Mar. 24.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Fane, Apr. 3.
1831
1832
1835
1841.
1846.
1852.
1853.
. Lt.-Col. Wm. Leader Maberley, Jan.
12.
. Lt.-Col. Chas. R. Fox, Dec. 5.
. Lord Robt. Edwd. Hy. Somerset,
Jan. 12.
Lt.-Gen. Sir Rufane Shawe Donkin,
May 6.
Col. Chas. R. Fox, again, May 12.
Col. Jonathan Peel, Sept. 10.
Maj.-Gen. Chas. R. Fox, again.
Lt.-Gen. Sir Geo. Hy. Fredk. Berke-
ley, K.C.B., June 28, G. .
Lt.-Col. hon. Lauderdale
Jan. 15, G.
Maule,
Office abolished, 1855.
OFFICE REVIVED UNDER 33 & 34 WICT. CAP. 17.
Maj.-Gen. Sir Hy. Knight Storks,
G. C. B.
Lord Eustace B. H. Gascoyne Cecil,
Feb.
Lt.-Gen. Sir Jno. Miller Adye, K.C.B.,
Apr.
1883
1885
1886
1886
. Hon. Hy. Robt. Brand.
. Hon. Guy Cuthbert Dawnay, June.
. Wrm. Woodall, Feb.
. Hon. Hy. Stafford Northcote, aft.
Sir H., bt., Aug.
CLERKS OF THE ORDNANCE.
From the Union of England and Scotland.
Chas. Musgrave.
Edwd. Ashe.
Lt.-Gen. Wrm. Cadogan, aft, la, and
E. Cadogan.
Thos. White.
Leonard Smelt.
Wm. Rowlinson Earle.
Sir Chas. Cocks, bt., aft. la.
Somers.
John Aldridge.
Gibbs Crawford.
Humphrey Minchin, Apr.
Gibbs Crawford, again, Dec.
John Sargent.
Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole, July 5.
John Calcraft, Feb. 15.
Hon. W. W. Pole, again, Mar. 31.
Hon. Cropley Ashley Cooper, July
21
Roit. Ward, June 4.
Sir Hy. Hardinge, aft. visc. Hardinge.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1838.
1841.
1845.
1846.
1852.
1853.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., May 4.
Spencer Percival, aft. Sir S., Aug. 4.
Chas. Tennyson, aft. Tennyson -
D'Eyncourt, Dec. 30.
Thos. Fras. Kennedy, Feb. 8.
Lt.-Col. Wm. Leader Maberly.
Col. Andw. Leith Hay, aft. Sir A.,
June 16.
R.-Adm. Sir Edwd. G. R. Owen,
Dec. 22.
Sir Andw. Leith Hay, again, Apr.
18.
Capt., aft. adm., J. W. Deans Dum-
das, Mar. 21.
Capt. Hy. Geo. Boldero.
Lord Arthur Lennox.
Col. Hon. Geo. Anson.
Lt.-Col. Fras. Plunkett Dunne, Mar.
5, G.
Wm. Monsell, aft. la. Emly, Jan.
13, G.
Office abolished, 1857.
PRINCIPAL STOREKEEPERS OF THE ORDNANCE.
From the Union of England and Scotland.
Jas. Lowther.
Hon. Dixie Windsor.
Geo. Gregory.
Sir Thos. Wheate, bt.
Geo. Gregory, again.
Andw. Wilkinson.
Sir Edwd. Winnington, bt., Dec.
1765.
1778.
1780.
1782.
1783.
1795,
Andw. Wilkinson, again, Sept. 7.
Benjn. L'Anglois, July.
Hy. Strachey, aft. Sir H., Oct.
John Aldridge, Apr. 30.
Sir Hy. Strachey, again, Apr. 12.
John Aldridge, again, Dec. 26.
Mark Singleton.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 261
1806. John M'Mahon, Feb. 1834. Fras. Robt. Bonham, Dec. 22.
1807. Mark Singleton, again. 1835. Hon. Geo. Anson.
1829. Col. Fredk. Wm. French, June 4. 1841. Fras. Robt. Bonham, again, Sept. 9.
1830. Capt hon. Hy. Duncan, Dec. 30. 1845. Capt. Sir Thos. Hastings.
Office abolished 1855.
CHIEF COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE OF THE
METROPOLIS.
THE Metropolitan Police District was formed by 10 Geo. IV. cap. 44
(June 19, 1829), and by this act two “Justices” were appointed, whose
title was afterwards changed by 2 & 3 Wict, cap. 47 (Aug. 17, 1839) to
that of “Commissioners of Police of the Metropolis.” On the death of
one of the commissioners in 1855 an Act, 19 & 20 Vict. cap. 2 (Feb. 28,
1856), was passed enacting that thenceforth there should only be one
commissioner (to be styled “the Commissioner of Police of the Metro-
polis’’) and two assistant commissioners.
“JUSTICEs.” UNDER 10 GEo. IV. CAP. 44.
1829. Col. Chas. Rowan, aft. Sir C. | Richd. Mayne, aft. Sir R., K.C.B.
“COMMISSIONERS’’ UNDER 2 & 3 WICT. CAP. 47.
1839 Col. Chas. Rowan, aft. Sir C.; d. 1850. 1850. Capt. Wm. Hay, aft. C.B., Apr.,
Richd. Mayne, aft. Sir R., K.C.B. vice Rowan ; d. Aug. 29, 1855.
CHIEF “Commission ERs ' UNDER 19 & 20 WICT. CAP. 2.
1856. Sir Richd. Mayne, K.C.B.
1869. Col. Edmund Yeamans Walcott Hen-
derson, aft.Sir E., K.C.B., Feb.12,0.
1886. Col. Sir Chas. Warren, R.E., G.C.M.G.,
Mar. 29, G.
THE POOR, LAW BOARD.
THE Poor Law Board was first established by 4 & 5 Will. IV. cap. 76
(Aug. 14, 1834), under which the Crown was authorised to appoint three
commissioners, besides assistant commissioners, secretaries, &c. The
appointment was limited to five years, but was continued by various
Acts down to 1847, when a new Act, 10 & 11 Vict. cap. 109 (July 23,
1847), was passed, under which the power of the Crown to appoint com-
missioners was continued ; but the lord president of the council, the
lord privy seal, the home secretary, and the chancellor of the exchequer
were made ea officio commissioners, and the first-named commissioner
in each commission was to be styled the president. Under this Act the
appointment was again limited to five years, but was continued by
various Acts, and ultimately made permanent by 30 & 31 Vict, cap. 106
(Aug. 20, 1867).
262 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
By 34 & 35 Wict. cap. 70 (Aug. 14, 1871) the Poor Taw Board was .
abolished, and its duties and powers transferred to the Local Govern-
ment Board. Wide ante, p. 255.
Poor LAw CoMMISSIONERS For ENGLAND AND WALEs.
Under 4 & 5 Will. IV. cap. 76 (Aug. 14, 1834).
Thos. Frankland Lewis, res. bt., Jan. 30 vice Lewis; res. Aug.
Jan. 30, 1839. 2, 1847.*
Aug. 18. J John Geo. Shaw Lefevre, res. 1841. Sir Edmd. Walker Head, bt., Nov.
1833. Nov. 25, 1841. ; iº Shaw Lefevre; res. Dec.
* 3 º
Geo. Nicholls, res. Dec. 17, 1845. Edwd. Turner Boyd Twistleton, Nov.
1847. * 5, additional commr. ; res. July
1839. Geo. Cornewall Lewis, aft. Sir G., 23, 1847.*
* Resigned on formation of Poor Law Board under 10 & 11 Vict. cap. 109. Vide
infra.
PRESIDENTs of THE Poor LAW BOARD.
Under 10 & 11 Vict. cap. 109 (July 23, 1847).
1847. Chas. Buller, jun., d. Nov. 29, 1848. 1859. Chas. Pelham Williers, June.
1849. Matt. Talbot Baines, Jan. 1. 1866. Gathorne Hardy, aft. visc. Cran-
1852. Sir John Trollope, bt., Feb. brook, July 12, G.
1852–3. Matt. Talbot Baines, again. 1867. Wm. Regd., E. of Devon, May 21,
1855. Edwd. Pleydell Bouverie, Aug. 13, G.
G. 1868. Geo. Joachim Göschen, Dec. 9, Sw.
1858. Thos. H. S. Sotheron-Estcourt, Feb. 1871. Jas. Stansfeld, Mar. 9.
Powers transferred to Local Government Board under 34 & 35 Vict. cap. 7 0. Vide
ante, p. 255.
SECRETARIES TO THE Poor LAW BoARD.
PARLIAMENTARY. 1866. Ralph A. Earle, July.
1847. Hon. Hugh Fortescue, c.c. visc. Eb- | 1867. Gen. Sclater Booth.
rington; aft. E. Fortescue. 1868. Arthur Wellesley Peel, Dec.
1851. Ralph Wm. Grey.
1853. Chas, Lennox Grenville Berkeley. PERMANENT.
1856. Ralph Wm. Grey, again. 1847. Geo. Nicholls.
1858. Fredk. Winn Knight, Feb. 1850. Hon. Wm. Regd. Courtenay, c.c.
1859. Chas. Gilpin, June. visc. Courtenay, aft. E. of
1865. Hon. Geo. Hy. Chas. Byng, c.c. visc. Devon.
Enfield, aft. la. and E. of Straf- 1859. Hy. Fleming; continued as sec.to loc.
ford. gov. bd
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
OLIVER CROMWELL seems to have given the first notion of a Board of
Trade, as in 1655 he appointed his son Richard, with many lords of
his council, judges, and gentlemen, and about twenty merchants of
London, York, Newcastle, Yarmouth, Dover, and other places, to meet
and consider by what means the traffic and navigation of the republic
might be best promoted and regulated, and to report upon the subject.
Charles II., on his restoration, established a Council of Trade, “for
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 263
keeping a control and superintendence upon the whole commerce of the
nation,” Nov. 7, 1660; and by patent, dated Dec. 1, same year, he also
created a Council of Foreign Plantations. In 1672, these Boards were
united, and various revisions followed from time to time. In 1782,
by statute 22 Geo. III. cap. 82, the Board was abolished, and the busi-
ness was managed by a committee of the privy Council, whose
duty was “to examine the custom-house accounts of all goods and
merchandise exported and imported to and from the several ports in
the kingdom, as well as from foreign ports, in order to inform the
government of the advantages and disadvantages of the trade of this
nation with other kingdoms and states, in regard to the balance of
trade. And also to encourage our plantations abroad by endeavouring
to promote their trade, and by discovering and encouraging such
branches as were most conducive to their respective interests, as well
as to those of the kingdom at large.” In 1786, by an order in council,
dated Aug. 23, the Board of Trade, as at present constituted, was
formed. Wide infra.
THE ORIGINAL BOARDs.
1660.
Edwd., ld. Hyde, aft. E.
of Clarendon, ld, chanc.,
ea officio.
Thos., E. of Southampton,
ld. treas r.
Geo., D. of Albemarle.
Montagu, ld. Willoughby
d’Eresby.
Wm., E. of Pembroke.
Jas., E. of Marlborough.
Chas., E. of Portland.
Chas., E. of Norwich.
Edwd., E. of Sandwich.
John, ld. Robartes,
others.
Oct. 20, 1668.
All the great officers
state. -
The secs. of state.
John, E. of Bridgewater.
Wm., E. of Craven.
Sir Hy. Coventry.
Sir John Ernley.
Sir Geo. Carteret.
Robt. Southwell.
Sept. 16, 1672.
A standing council, of which
Anthy., E. of Shaftesbury,
and
Thos., ld. Colepeper were
pres, and vice-pres.
April 16, 1679.
A new commission, which
included many of the pre-
ceding commr.S., and
Wm., E. of Devonshire.
Geo., visc. Halifax, and
Geo., ld. Berkeley.
and
of
Dec. 16, 1695.
The ld. chanc. or keeper of
the gr. seal.
Ld. pres. of the council.
Ld. keeper of the pr. seal ;
all for the time being, to-
gether with
John, E. of Bridgewater, and
others.
May 15, 1696.
The great officers of state
for the time being, and
John, E. of Bridgewater.
Ford, E. of Tankerville.
Sir Philip Meadows.
Wm. Blathwayte.
John Pollexfen.
John Locke.
Abraham Hill.
John Methuen.
June 9, 1699.
By a commission under this
date, the following great
officers of state were spe-
cially mentioned:—
Ld. chanc. or keeper of the
gr. Seal.
Ld. pres. of the council.
Ld. keeper of the pr. seal.
Ld. treas. or first commr. of
the treasy.
Ld. high adm. or first comml.
of the admy.
The two principal secs, of
state, and
Ch. ex: ; all for the time
being, with
Thos., E. of Stamford.
The president is now always a cabinet minister.
Robt., lord Lexinton.
Sir Philip Meadows.
Wm. Blathwayte.
John Pollexfen.
John Locke.
Abraham Hill.
Geo. Stepney.
From this time all the great
state officers continued to
be members of the board.
June 11, 1700.
The same board, with the
addition of Matt. Prior.
Jan. 8, 1702.
The same board, with the
addition of Robt. Cecil.
1705.
THos., E. of STAMFORD.
Thos., visc. Weymouth.
Wm., ld. Dartmouth.
Sir Philip Meadows.
Wm. Blathwayte.
John Pollexfen.
Geo. Stepney.
Matt. Prior.
Robt. Cecil.
1706.
THos., E. of STAMFORD.
Wm., ld. Dartmouth.
Hy., ld. Herbert.
Sir Philip Meadows.
Geo. Stepney.
John Pulteney.
Robt. Monckton.
1707.
THOS., E. of STAMFORD.
Wm., ld. Dartmouth.
264
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Hy., ld. Herbert of Cher-
bury.
Robt. Monckton.
John Pulteney.
Sir Chas. Turner.
John Locke.
1710.
THos., E. of STAMFORD.
Wm., ld. Dartmouth.
Sir Philip Meadows.
John Pulteney.
Robt. Monckton.
Sir Chas. Turner.
Geo. Baillie.
Oct. 4, 1710.
The same board, with the
addition of Arthur Moore.
June 12, 1711.
CHAs., E. of WINCHILSEA,
and the same board with
the addition of Fras. Gwyn.
Sept. 15, 1713.
FRAs., ld. GUILDFORD.
Sir Philip Meadows.
Robt. Monckton.
Arthur Moore.
Sir John Hynde Cotton, bt.
John Sharpe.
Saml. Pitts.
Thos. Vernon.
Sept. 1714.
WM., ld. BERKELEY of
Stratton.
Sir Jacob Astley, bt.
Robt. Molesworth, aft. visc.
Molesworth.
John Cockburn.
Archibald Hutchinson.
John Chetwynd.
Chas. Cooke.
Paul Docminique.
1715.
HY., E. of SUFFOLR and
BINDON, and the same
board, except Archibald
Hutchinson, in whose
room came Jos. Addison.
Danl. Pulteney, vice Cock-
burn.
Martin Bladen, vice Addi-
SOI.1.
July 13, 1717.
HY., E. of SUFFOLIC and
BINDON.
John Chetwynd.
Chas. Cooke.
Paul Docminique.
John Molesworth.
Thos. Pelham, vice Astley.
Jan. 31, 1718.
ROBT., E. of Hold ERNESSE,
vice Suffolk, and the same
board.
May 11, 1719.
THos., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, vice Holdernesse,
and the same board.
June 24, 1720.
THos., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND.
John Chetwynd.
Sir Chas. Cooke, bt.
Paul Docminique.
Thos. Pelham.
Martin Bladen.
Edwd. Ashe, vice Pulteney.
Sept. 4, 1721.
THOS., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
with the addition of
Richd. Plumer.
Oct. 4, 1721.
THOS., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
except
Sir John Hobart, bt., aft.
E. of Buckinghamshire,
vice Cooke.
Aug. 8, 1727.
THOs, E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
except
Sir Orlando Bridgeman, bt.,
vice Plumer, and
Walter Carey, vice Hobart.
June 1, 1728.
THOS., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
except
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt.,
vice Chetwynd.
1730.
THos., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
except
Hon. Jas. Brudenell,
Frankland.
May 13, 1730.
THOS., E. of WESTMORE-
LAND, and the same board,
except
Sir Archer Croft, bt., vice
Carey.
vice
May 1735.
BENJN. MILDMAY, E. FITz-
wALTER, vice Westmore-
land.
Thos. Pelham.
Martin Bladen.
Edwd. Ashe.
Sir Orlando Bridgeman, bt.
Hon. Jas. Brudenell.
Sir Archer Croft, bt.
Richd. Plumer.
June 1737.
JOHN, ld. Monson, vice
Fitzwalter, and the same
board.
Feb. 1742.
JOHN, ld. MONSON.
Martin Bladen.
Edwd. Ashe.
Hon. Jas. Brudenell.
Richd. Plumer.
Hon. Robt. Herbert, vºce
Pelham.
Sir Chas. Gilmour, bt., vice
Bridgeman.
Benjn. Keene, vice Croft.
Dec. 25, 1744.
JOHN, ld. MONSON.
Martin Bladen.
Edwd. Ashe.
Hon. Jas. Brudenell.
Richd. Plumer.
Hon. Robt. Herbert.
Sir John Phillips, bt., vice
Gilmour.
John Pitt, vice Keene.
May 7, 1745.
JOHN, ld. MONSON, and the
same board, except
Hon. Baptist Leveson Gower,
vice Phillips.
Feb. 1746.
JOHN, ld. Monson, and the
same board, except
Hon. Jas. Grenville,
Bladen.
vice
Nov. 1746.
JOHN, ld, MONSON.
Edwd. Ashe.
Richd. Plumer.
Hon. Robt. Herbert.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Thos., visc. Dupplin, vice
Brudenell.
Fras. Fane, vice Gower.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
265
Nov. 1, 1748.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx, vice
Monson.
Richd. Plumer.
Hon. Robt. Herbert.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Thos., visc. Dupplin.
Fras. Fame.
Sir Thos. Robinson, K.B.,
aft, ld, Grantham, vice
Ashe.
June 1749.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx.
Hon. Robt. Herbert.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Thos., visc. Dupplin.
Fras. Fane.
Sir Thos. Robinson, K.B.
Hon. Chas. Townshend, vice
Plumer.
Nov. 1749.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx.
Hon. Robt. Herbert.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Thos., visc. Dupplin.
Fras. Fane.
Hon. Chas. Townshend.
Andrew Stone, vice Robin-
SOIl.
Dec. 1751.
GEO., E. of HALIFAX.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Thos., visc. Dupplin.
Fras. Fame.
|Hon. Chas. Townshend.
Andrew Stone.
Jas. Oswald, vice Herbert.
Apr. 6, 1754.
GEO., E. of HALIFAX.
John Pitt.
Hon. Jas. Grenville.
Fras. Fane.
Andrew Stone.
Jas. Oswald.
Hon. Richd. Edgcumbe, aft.
ld. Edgcumbe, vice
Dupplin.
Thos. Pelham, aft. la.
Pelham, vice Townshend.
Dec. 23, 1755.
GEO., E. of HALIFAX.
Fras. Fane.
Andrew Stone.
Jas. Oswald.
Thos. Pelham.
Hon. John Talbot, vice Pitt.
Soame Jenyns, vice Gren-
ville.
Richd. Rigby, vice
cumbe.
Edg-
Apr. 24, 1756.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx, and
the same board, with the
exception of
Wm. Gerard Hamilton, vice
Fane.
Dec. 11, 1756.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx, and
the same board, with the
exception of
Wm. Sloper, vice Talbot.
Dec. 24, 1759.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx.
Andrew Stone.
Thos. Pelham.
Soame Jenyns.
Richd. Rigby.
Wm. Gerard Hamilton.
Wm. Sloper.
Edwd. Bacon, vice Oswald.
Jan. 1760.
GEO., E. of HALIFAx.
Andrew Stone.
Thos. Pelham,
Pelham.
Soame Jenyns.
Wm. Gerard Hamilton.
Wm. Sloper.
Edwd. Bacon.
Edwd. Eliot, vice Rigby.
now la.
Mar. 21, 1761.
SAML., ld. SANDYs,
Halifax.
Andrew Stone.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Edwd. Bacon.
Hon. John Yorke, vice Pel-
ham.
Sir Edmd. Thomas,
vice Hamilton.
Geo. Rice, vice Sloper.
vice
bt.,
Oct. 23, 1761.
SAML., ld. SANDYs.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Edwd. Bacon,
Hon. John Yorke.
Sir Edmd. Thomas, bt.
Geo. Rice.
John Roberts, vice Stone.
Dec. 28, 1762.
SAML., ld. SANDYs, and
the same board, with the
exception of
Fras., ld. Orwell, aft. E.
of Shipbrooke, vice
Roberts.
Mar. 1, 1763.
Hon. CHAs. TownsBEND,
vice Sandys, and the same
board.
Apr. 20, 1763.
WM., E. of SHELEURNE, aft.
M. of Lansdowne, vice
Townshend.
Soame Jenyms.
Edwd. Eliot.
Edwd. Bacon.
Geo. Rice.
Fras., ld. Orwell.
Jeremiah Dyson, vice Yorke.
Bamber Gascoyne, vice
Thomas,
Sept. 9, 1763.
WILLs, E. of HILLS-
BOROUGH, vice lá. Shel-
burne, and the same
board.
July 20, 1765.
WM., E. of DARTMOUTH,
vice Hillsborough.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Geo. Rice.
Jeremiah Dyson.
Hon. John Yorke,
Orwell,
John Roberts,
coyne.
Wm. Fitzherbert,
Bacon,
vice
Gas-
vice
vice
Dec. 1765.
WM., E. of DARTMOUTH.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Geo. Rice.
Jeremiah Dyson.
John Roberts.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
Hy., visc. Palmerston, vice
Yorke.
Aug. 16, 1766.
WILLs, E. of HILLS-
Isoroug II, vice la, Dart-
mouth, and the same
board.
266
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Oct. 11, 1766.
WILLs, E. of
BOROU GEI.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Geo. Rice.
Jeremiah Dyson.
John Roberts.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
Hon. Thos. Robinson, aft.
2nd lå. Grantham, vice
Palmerston.
HILLS-
Dec. 1766
ROBT. NUGENT, aft. E.
Nugent, vice Hillsborough,
and the same board.
Jan. 20, 1768.
WILLs, E. of HILLS-
BOROUGH, and the same
board, except
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne, vice
Dyson.
Apr. 12, 1770.
WILLS, E. of HILLS-
IBOROUGEI.
Soame Jenyns.
Pldwd. Eliot.
Geo. Rice.
John Roberts.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
Wilmot, visc. Lisburne.
Geo. Greville, ld. Greville,
vice Robinson.
Apr. 16, 1770.
WILLS, E. of HILLS-
BOROUGH, and the same
board, except
Wm. Northey,
burne.
vice Lis-
May 16, 1770.
WILLS, E. of
BOROUGII.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
John Roberts.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
Geo., ld. Greville.
Wm. Northey.
Bamber Gascoyne, vice Rice.
HILLS-
Jan. 16, 1771.
WILLs, E. of HILLS-
IBOROUG. H.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
John Roberts.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
Geo., ld. Greville.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Thos. Whateley, vice
Northey.
Feb. 11, 1772.
WILLs, E. of HILLS-
BOROUGH, and the same
board, except
Wm. Jolliffe, vice Fitzher-
bert.
Aug. 15, 1772.
WILLs, E. OF
IBOROVGEI,
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
John Roberts.
Geo., ld. Greville.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Wm. Jolliffe.
John, ld.
Whateley.
HILLS-
Garlies, vice
Aug. 31, 1772.
WM., E. of DARTMOUTH,
vice Hillsborough.
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot.
Geo., ld. Greville, aft. E.
of Warwick.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Wm. Jolliffe.
John, ld. Garlies, aft. E.
of Galloway.
Lord Robt. Spencer, vice
Roberts.
Jan. 25, 1774.
WM., E. of DARTMOUTH,
Soame Jenyns.
Edwd. Eliot, aft. ltd. Eliot.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Wm. Jolliffe.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Hon. Chas. Greville, vice
Warwick.
Whitshed Keene, vice Gal-
loway.
Nov. 10, 1775.
Lord GEO. (SACKVILLE)
GERMAINE, vice Dart-
mouth, and the same
board.
Mar. 9, 1776.
Lord GEO. GERMAINE.
Soame Jenyns.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Wm. Jolliffe.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Hon. Chas. Greville.
Whitshed Keene.
Wm. Eden, vice Eliot.
June 5, 1777.
Lord GEO. GERMAINE. j
Soame Jenyns.
Bamber Gascoyne.
Wm. Jolliffe.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Hon. Chas. Greville.
Wrm. Eden.
Thos. de Grey, vice Keene.
July 6, 1779.
Lord GEO. GERMAINE, aft.
visc. Sackville.
Soame Jenyns.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Hon. Chas. Greville.
Wm. Eden.
Thos. de Grey.
Andrew Stuart, vice Gas-
COWI16.
Edward Gibbon, vice Jolliffe.
Nov. 6, 1779.
FREDK., E. of CARLISLE,
vice Germaine, and the
same board.
Sept. 6, 1780.
FREDK., E. of CARLISLE.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Wrm. Eden.
Hon. Thos. de Grey, aft.
ld. Walsingham.
Andrew Stuart.
Edwd. Gibbon.
Hans Sloane, vice Jenyns.
Benjn. L'Anglois, vice Gre-
ville.
Dec. 9, 1780.
THos., 2nd ld. GRANTHAM,
vice Carlisle, and the same
board.
1781.
THos., ld. GRANTHAM.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Wm. Eden.
Andrew Stuart.
Edwd. Gibbon.
Hans Sloane.
Sir Adam Fergusson, bt.,
vice Walsingham.
Anthy. Storer, vice L’Ang-
lois.
Dec. 22, 1781.
THOS., ld. GRANTEIAM.
Wm. Eden.
Andrew Stuart.
Edwd. Gibbon.
Hans Sloane.
Sir Adam Fergusson, bt.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
267
Anthy, Storer.
John Chetwynd Talbot, aft.
Earl Talbot; vice Spencer.
The Board of Trade and
Plantations was abo-
lished in June 1782,
under 22 Geo. III., cap.
82, and the business was
transferred to the secre-
taries of state.
Mar. 5, 1784.
The abolition of the Board
of Trade, being greatly
felt by the trading part of
the nation, His Majesty
was pleased, in order to
protect the interests of
the mercantile commu-
nity, to appoint the fol-
lowing Committee of the
most honourable Privy
Council, for the conside-
ration of all matters re-
lating to Trade and
Foreign Plantations. '
THOS., ld. SYDNEY, one of
the principal secs. of St.,
pres.
Heneage, E. of Aylesford.
Thos., E. of Effingham.
Thos., E. of Clarendon.
Geo., E. of Leicester.
Lord Fredk. Campbell.
Richd., visc. Howe.
Robt., bp. Of London.
Thos., ld. Grantham.
Thos., ld. Walsingham.
Fletcher, ld. Grantley.
Constantine John, ld. Mul-
grave. -
Hon. Thos. Harley.
Hon. Sir Jos. Yorke, K.B.
Chas. Jenkinson.
Sir John Goodricke, bt.
Hy. Dundas.
Jas. Grenville.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville.
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PRESENT BOARD OF TRADE.
LORDs of the CoMMITTEE of PRIvy CouncIL appointed by KING
GEORGE III. for the consideration of all matters relating to TRADE
and FOREIGN PLANTATIONs.
Order in Council, August 23, 1786.
“His Majesty, having thought fit to revoke his Order in Council,
bearing date the 5th day of March, 1784, appointing a Committee of
Privy Council for the consideration of all matters relating to Trade and
Foreign Plantations, and to declare the said Committee dissolved, was
pleased to appoint a New Committee of Privy Council for the business
above-mentioned, to consist of the following members:—
His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State.
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.
The First Commissioner of the Trea-
The Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of
SUll"W.
The First Lord Commissioner of the Ad- the Exchequer.
miralty. The Speaker of the House of Commons.
“And also such of the persons of His Majesty’s most honourable Privy
Council as shall hold any of the following offices:—
The Treasurer of the Navy, and
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Master of His Majesty's Mint.
The Paymaster or Paymaster-general of
His Majesty's forces.
“And His Majesty was at the same time pleased to order that the
Speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland, and such persons as shall
hold offices in His Majesty's kingdom of Ireland, and shall be members
of His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council in this kingdom, shall
be members of this Committee; and also that—
Lord Fredk. Campbell, Sir John Goodricke, bt.,
Robt., ld, bp. of London,
Fletcher, ld. Grantley,
Sir Lloyd Kenyon, bt.,
The Hon. Sir Jos. Yorke,
“be members of this Committee.
The Hon. Wm. Eden,
Jas. Grenville, and
Thos. Orde,
And that Charles Lord Hawkesbury,
chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, and, in his absence, William
268 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Wyndham Grenville, joint paymaster-general of the forces (vice-president
of the Board, &c.), be President of the Committee.”
SUBSEQUENT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
1788. Beilby Porteus, bp. of London, 1805. John Smyth, same date.
Jan. 25. Nathl. Bond, same date.
1790. John Chas. Williers, Feb. 24. - Regd. Pole Carew, same date.
Sir Richd. Pepper Arden, m. rolls, John Sullivan, same date.
Mar. 13. 1806. Fredk. Morton, ld. Henley, Feb. 14.
Dudley Ryder, same date. Richd., ld, Donoughmore, May 23.
Sir Wm. Wynne, same date. John Joshua, E. of Carysfort, June
1793. John, visc. Bayham, June 21. 18.
Sylvester Douglas, aft. li. Glen- 1807. Isaac Corry, Jan. 28.
bervie, Mar. 17. Chas., ld. Whitworth, Apr. 15.
1797. Sir Jos. Banks, bt., Mar. 20. Richd., E. of Clancarty, May 20.
1798. Sir Wm. Scott, aft. la. Stowell, 1808. John, ld. Redesdale, Mar. 30.
Oct. 31. 1809. Sir John Nicholl, Feb. 6.
1799. Robt. Banks, ld. Hawkesbury, aft. John Randolph, bp. of London
E. of Liverpool, Mar. 14. Oct. 11.
Sir John Scott, aft. la. and E. of John, ld. Sheffield, Dec. 20.
Eldon, July 17. 1812. Fredk, John Robinson, aft. visc.
1802. John Beresford, Feb. 17. Goderich and E. of Ripon, Aug. 13.
John Foster, same date. 1813. Wm. Howley, bp. of London,
Wm. Wickham, same date. Dec. 2.
Geo. Rose, same date. 1815. Wm. Huskisson, Jan. 7.
Chas. Long, same date. 1823. Chas. Arbuthnot, Apr. 3.
1803. Chas. Bragge, June 22. 1846. John Nicholl, aft. sir J., Jam. 21.
1805. Lord Geo. Thynne, May 1. 1848. Sir Jas. Stephen, Apr. 15.
Lord John Thynne, same date. Sir Edwd. Ryan, Apr. 18.
The Board of Trade, from the time of its reconstruction in 1786, consisted,
as before, of six or more members, besides the ea officio commissioners;
but the business of late years has been wholly conducted by the presi-
dent, the vice-president, and the secretaries; no other members having
been appointed since the year 1823, with the exception of Dr. Nicholl in
1846, and of sir James Stephen and sir Edward Ryan in 1848, all of whom
were appointed for special purposes and in reference to certain duties.
The vice-presidency was abolished by 30 & 31 Vict. cap. 72 (Aug. 12,
1867) “as from the next vacancy,” and a parliamentary secretary-
ship was substituted. Wide “Vice-Presidents of the Board of Trade,”
tnfra.
PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE FROM 1786.
1786. Chas., ld. Hawkesbury, aft. E. of 1834. John Chas. Herries, Feb. 2.
Liverpool, first pres., Aug. 23. 1830. Geo., ld., aft. E. of Auckland, Nov.
1804. Jas., D. of Montrose, June 7. 22
1806. Wm., ld. Auckland, Feb. 5. 1834. Chas. Poulett Thomson, aft. 1d.
1807. Hy., E. Bathurst, Mar. 31. Sydenham, vice-pres., acting as
1812. Richd., E. of Clancarty, Sept. 29. pres., June 5.
1818. Fredk, John Robinson, aft. visc. Alexr. Baring, aft. li. Ashburton,
Goderich and E. of Ripon, Jan. Dec. 15.
24. 1835. Chas. Poulett Thomson, again, Apr.
1823. Wm. Huskisson, Feb. 21. 18.
1827. Chas. Grant, aft. li. Glenelg, Sept. 1839. Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taunton,
4. Aug. 29.
1828. Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald, aft. ld, Fitz- 1841. Fredk. John, E. of Ripon, again,
gerald and Vesci, June 11. Sept. 3.
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269
1843.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1852.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1786.
1789.
1790.
1801.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1812.
1818.
1823.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1841.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, June 10.
Jas. Andrew, E., aft. M., of Dal-
housie, Feb. 5.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon,
July 6.
Hy. Labouchere, again, July 22.
Jos. Warner Henley, Feb. 27.
Edwd. Cardwell, aft. visc. Cardwell,
Dec. 28.
Edwd. Jno., ld. Stanley of Alder-
ley, Mar. 31.
Jos. Warner Henley, again, Feb.
26.
Richd. Jno., E. of Donoughmore,
Apr. 6.
Thos. Milner Gibson, July 6.
Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt.,
aft. E. of Iddesleigh, July 6.
1867.
1868.
1871.
1874.
1878.
1880.
1885.
1886.
1888.
WICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft. la.
Grenviile, Aug. 23.
Jas., M. of Graham, aft. D. of Mon-
trose, Aug. 8; aft. pres.
Dudley Ryder, aft. la. and E. of
Harrowby, Oct. 20.
Sylvester Douglas, ld. Glenbervie,
Nov. 18.
Nathl. Bond, Feb. 8.
Geo. Rose, June 7.
Richd. Chandos, E. Temple, aft. D.
of Buckingham, Feb. 5.
Geo. Rose, again, Mar. 30.
Fredk. John Robinson, aft. visc.
Goderich and E. of Ripon, Sept.
29; aft. pres.
Thos. Wallace, aft. li. Wallace,
Jan. 28.
Chas. Grant, Apr. 3, aft. pres.
Thos. Frankland Lewis, Feb. 5.
Thos. Peregrine Courtenay, May 30.
Chas. Poulett Thomson, aft. li.
Sydenham, Nov. 22; aft. pres.
Wm., visc. Lowther, Dec. 20.
Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taunton,
May 6; aft. pres.
Richd, Lalor Sheil, Aug. 29.
Fox Maule, aft. 10, Panmure and E.
of Dalhousie, June 28.
1841.
1843.
1845.
1846.
1848.
1852.
1860,
1865.
1866.
Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond, Mar.
8.
Jno. Bright, Dec. 9.
Chichester Saml. Fortescue, aft. la.
Carlingford, Jan. 14.
Sir Chas. Bowyer Adderley, K.C.M.G.,
aft. la. Norton, Mar. 2.
Dudley Fras. Smart Ryder, c.c. visc.
Sandon, Apr. 4.
Jos. Chamberlain, May 3.
Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond and
Gordon, June 24.
Hon. Edwd. Stanhope, Aug. 19.
Anthy. Jno. Mundella, Feb. 6.
Sir Fred. Arthur Stanley, G.C.B.,
Aug. 3; cr. lá. Stanley of Pres-
ton, Aug. 6, G.
Sir Michl. Hicks-Beach, bt., Feb. 21.
OF TRADE FROM 1786.
Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Sept. 3; aft.
pres.
Jas. Andrew, E., aft. M. of Dal-
housie, June 13; aft. pres.
Sir Geo. Clerk, bt., Feb. 5.
Thos. Milner Gibson, July 6; aft.
pres.
Granville Geo., E. Granville, May
8.
Edwd. Jno., ld, Stanley of Alderley,
Feb. 11; aft. pres.
Chas., ld. Colchester, Feb. 27.
. Edwd. Jno., ld. Stanley of Alderley,
again, Jan. 4; aft. pres.
. Edwd. Pleydell Bouverie, Mar. 31.
Robt. Lowe, aft. visc. Sherbrooke,
Aug. 13.
... Rd. Jno., E. of Donoughmore, Apr.
($
. Algernon Geo. Percy, ld, Lovaine,
Mar. 3.
Jas. Wilson, June 18.
Wm. Fras. Cowper, Aug. 12.
Wm. Hutt, Feb. 22.
Geo. Joachim Göschen, Nov. 29.
Wm. Momsell, aft. li. Emly, Mar.
12.
Stephen Cave, July 10.
By 30 & 31 Vict. cap. 72, (Aug. 12, 1867,) the office of Vice-President of the Board of
Trade was abolished, and a Parliamentary Secretary to the Board substituted “as
from the next vacancy.”
Mr. Cave resigned, Dec. 1868.
PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES TO THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Appointed under 30 & 31 Vict, cap. 72,
1868. Geo. Jno. Shaw Lefevre, Dec.
1871.
Arthur Wellesley Peel.
1874. Geo. Aug. Fredk. Cavendish Ben-
1875.
tinck, May.
Hon. Edwd, Stanhope.
1878. John Gilbert Talbot.
1880.
1882.
1885.
1886.
1888.
in lieu of the Vice-President.
Hon. A. Evelyn Ashley, May.
John Holms.
Bar. Hy. de Worms, Aug.
Chas. Thos. Dyke Acland, Feb.
Bar. Hy. de Worms, again, Aug.
Wm. Hillier, E. of Onslow, Feb.
270 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PERMANENT SECRETARIES TO THE BOARD OF TRADE.
In virtue of 1847. Geo. Richardson Porter, vice Mac
* * Sir Stephen Cottrell, their office Gregor, Aug. 6.
Wm. Fawkener, of clerks of 1848. Sir Denis Le Marchant, bt., vice
the council. Lefevre, transferred to the house
Lord Chetwynd, vice Mr. Fawkener. of lords, May 14.
1810. Thos. Lack, app. assist. Sec., Aug. 1850. Jas. Booth, vice Le Marchant, trans-
25. ferred to the house of commons,
1829. Jos. Deacon Hume, second assist. Oct. 10.
sec. ; new app., July 15. 1843. Sir Jas. Emerson Tennent, second
1836. Denis le Marchant, aft. Sir Denis, bt., SOC.
vice Lack, Feb. 8. 1865. The same, first sec.
1840. John MacGregor, vice Hume, Jan. 24. Thos. Hy. Farrer, second sec.
1841. John Geo. Shaw Lefevre, vice Le 1867. The same, sole sec, ; cr. bt., 1883.
Marchant, transferred to the 1886. Hy. Geo. Calcraft, sole Sec.
treasury, June 19.
WOODS AND FORESTS. LAND REVENUES. WORKS
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
THE Crown Lands and Palaces were for many years managed by COM-
MISSIONERs or SURVEYORs, from time to time appointed by the Crown,
and various statutes were passed extending, defining, or restricting
their powers and duties.
In 1810, by 50 Geo. III. cap. 65, the then offices of SURVEYOR-
GENERAL OF Woods, FORESTs, PARKs, AND CHASEs, and SURVEYOR-
GENERAL of THE LAND REVENUES OF THE CROWN were united under
a Board of Commissioners, styled the CoMMIssionERS OF WOODS,
For ESTs, AND LAND REVENUES. The status, powers, and duties of
these commissioners were more clearly defined by a subsequent consoli-
dating statute, 10 Geo. IV. cap. 50, which came into operation June 10,
1829.
In 1814, by Geo. III. cap. 157, His Majesty’s Works and Public
Buildings were placed under the superintendence and control of a
SURVEYor-GENERAL OF WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGs.
In 1832, by 2 Will. IV. cap. 1, the duties of the Commissioners of
Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, and of the Surveyor-General of
Works and Public Buildings were united under a board of commis-
sioners, styled the COMMISSIONERS OF Woods, FoRESTs, LAND REVE-
NUEs, WoRKS, AND BUILDINGS.
In 1851, by 14 & 15 Wict. cap. 42, the two departments were again
divided into two separate boards: (1) styled CoMMISSIONERs of WoRKS
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS ; (2) styled COMMISSIONERs of Woods, FORESTs,
AND LAND REVENUES. The first commissioner of the old Board of
Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, Works, and Buildings was to be first
commissioner of the new Board of Works and Public Building, the
remaining commissioners being the principal secretaries of state, and
the president and vice-president of the Board of Trade for the time
being. The other commissioners of the old Board of Woods, Forests,
Iland Revenues, Works, and Buildings were to be commissioners of the
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 271
new Board of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. The Crown was
empowered to appoint other commissioners as vacancies occurred, and
also to appoint a SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF WooDs, FoRESTs, AND LAND
REVENUEs, on whom the duties, rights, powers, &c., of the commis-
sioners of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues was to devolve, when the
appointment of such commissioners was to cease. This last power has
not yet been exercised.
The office of first commissioner of Works and Public Buildings is a
political one. The other offices are permanent.
SURVEYors-GENERAL OF WOODs, FoRESTs, PARKS, AND CHASEs.
See Introduction, supra.
1607 (or 1608). John Taverner.
1608. Thos. Morgan.
Thos. Morgan and g
1608 |Robt. Treswell, } Jointly.
to - Robt. Treswell,
1667 || Andw. Treswell, *} Successively.
Treswell,
Thos. Agar, and *
John Madden. }J ointly.
Thos. Agar, and º
Chas. Strode. } Jointly.
Philip Riley.
Thos. Hewett.
Edwd. Wilcox.
1667.
1680.
1688.
1701.
1702.
1714.
1716.
1720.
1736.
1742.
1745.
1756.
1763.
1767.
1786.
1803.
1806.
1807.
Thos. Hewett, again.
Edwd. Younge.
Chas. Whithers.
Fras. Whitworth.
Hy. Legge.
John Phillipson.
John Pitt.
Sir Edmond Thomas, bt.
Jehn Pitt, again.
John Robinson.
Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie.
Lord Robt. Spencer.
Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie, again.
SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF THE LAND REVENUES OF THE CROWN.
See Introduction, supra.
1666.
1682.
1692.
1693.
1710.
1714.
1715,
1722.
1726.
Sir C. Harbord.
Wm. Harbord.
Wm. Tailer.
Saml. Travers.
J. Manley.
Alexr. Pendarves,
H. Chomeley.
J. Poulteney.
Phillips Gybbon.
1730.
1732.
1750.
1751.
1769.
1775.
1784.
1794.
1809.
Exton Sayer.
Thos. Walker.
John, visc. Galway.
Robt. Herbert.
Peter Burrell.
John St. John.
G. Aug. Selwyn.
John Fordyce.
Jas. Pillar (acting).
COMMISSIONERS OF WOODS, FoRESTs, AND LAND REVENUEs.
Appointed under 50 Geo. III. cap. 65, and 10 Geo. IV. cap. 50.
See Introduction, supra.
DATES OF PATENTS.
July 31, 1810.
SYLVESTER, LD. GLENBERVIE.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
Aug. 21, 1814,
WM. HuSKISSON.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
Feb. 8, 1823.
CHAs. ARBUTHNOT.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
May 30, 1827.
GEO., E. OF CARLISLE.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
July 23, 1827.
WM. STURGES BOURNE.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
|Feb. 11, 1828.
CHAs. ARBUTHNOT.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
June 14, 1828.
WM., VISC. Low The R.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
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Dec. 13, 1830.
GEO. JAS. WELBORE AGAR ELLIS,
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
Feb. 11, 1831.
JoBIN WM., VISC. DUNCANNON.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Hy. Dawkins.
CoMMISSIONERS OF WooDs, FoRESTs, LAND REVENUEs, WORKS, AND
BUILDINGs.
Appointed under 2 Will. IV. cap. 1.
DATES OF PATENTS.
Feb. 22, 1832.
JoBN WM., VISC. DUNCANNON.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Sir Benjn. C. Stephenson.
July 30, 1834.
SIR JOHN CAM HoPHOUSE, BT.
Wm. Dacres Adams.
Sir Benjn. C. Stephenson.
Aug. 23, 1834.
SIR JOHN CAM HOBEIOUSE, BT.
Sir Benjn. C. Stephenson.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Dec. 31, 1834.
LORD GRANVILLE CHAs. HY. SOMERSET.
Sir Benjn. C. Stephenson.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
May 7, 1835.
JoBN WM., VISC. DUNCANNON.
Sir Benjn. C. Stephenson.
Alexr Milne, C.B.
June 18, 1839.
John W.M., VISc. DUNCANNON.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
See Introduction, ante, p. 270.
Sept. 25, 1841.
HY. PELHAM, E. OF LINCOLN.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
Mar. 10, 1846.
CHAs. JoHN, VISC. CANNING.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
July 13, 1846.
GEO. FREDR. W.M., VISC. MoRPETH, aft. E.
of CARLISLE.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
Apr. 15, 1850.
EDwD. ADOLPHUS SEYMOUR,
SEYMOUR.
Alexr. Milne, C.B.
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
C.C. LORD
Aug. 28, 1850, G.
EDwD. ADOLPHUS SEYMOUR, c.c. LORD
SEYMOUR. sº
Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore.
Thos. Fras. Kennedy.
EIRST CommissionERS OF WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGs.
Appointed under 14 & 15 Vict. cap. 42.
See Introduction, ante, p. 270.
The other commissioners are the principal secretaries of state and the
president and vice-president of the Board of Trade for the time being.
1851. Edwd. Adolphus Seymour, c.c. 1d.
Seymour, form. first commr. of
w., f. , 1. r., w., & p. b.
John Jas. Robt. Manners, c. c. 1d.
John Manners, aft. D. of Rutland,
Mar. 4, G.
Sir Wm. Molesworth, Jan. 5, G.
Sir Benjn. Hall, bt., aft. li. Llan-
over, July 21.
Lord John Manners, again, Feb. 26.
Hy. Fitzroy, June 18.
Fras. Wm. Cowper, Feb. 9.
1852.
1853.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1866.
Lord John Manners, again, July 6.
1868.
Austen Hy. Layard, aft. Sir A.,
G.C.B., Dec. 9, sw.
Acton Smee Ayrton, Oct. 26, G.,
Nov. 11, sw.
Wm. Patrick Adam, Aug. 11, sw.
Hy. Chas. Geo. Gordon Lennox, c.c.
lord Gordon Lennox, Mar. 21, SW.
Gerard Jas. Noel, Aug. 14, Sw.
Wm. Patrick Adam, again, May 3,
SW
Geo
1869.
1873,
1874.
1876.
1880.
e j ohn Shaw Lefevre, Nov. 29,Sw.
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1885. Archd. Philip, E. of Rosebery, Feb. 1886. Victor Alexr., E. of Elgin and Kin-
13, sw. cardine, Apr. 16, sw.
Hon. David Robt. Plunket, June 24, Hon. David Robt. Plunket, again,
SW. Aug. 5, Sw.
1886. Albert Edmd., E. of Morley, Feb. 6.
COMMISSIONERS OF WooDs, FoRESTs, AND LAND REVENUEs.
Appointed under 14 & 15 Vict, cap. 42. See Introduction, ante, p. 270.
1851. Hon. Chas. Alexr. Gore, and 1882. Sir Hy. Brougham Loch, vice
Thos. Fras. Kennedy, form. commrs. Howard.
of W., F., L. R., W., & P. B. 1884. Geo. Culley, vice Loch.
1855, Hon. Chas. Kenneth Howard, vice | 1885. Col. Robt. Nigel Fitzhardinge Kings-
Kennedy. cote, C.B., vice Gore.
COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS.
From the Restoration of King Charles II.
COMMISSIONERs of CUSTOMs For ENGLAND AND WALEs.
1660. Sir Job Harby, sir John Wolsten- 1681. Chas., visc. Newhaven, Andw New-
holme, sir John Jacob, sir Nichs port, sir Richd. Temple, sir Geo.
Crispe, Sir John Harrison, and sir Downing, and Nichs. Butler,
John Shawe, Sept. 20. Nov. 11.
1671. Sir Geo. Downing, sir Wm. Thomp- 1684. Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir Dudley
son, sir Wm. Lowther, Wm. Gar- North, Andw. Newport, sir Richd.
way, Fras. Millington, and John Temple, sir Geo. Downing, and
Upton, Sept. 27. sir Nichs. Butler, Mar. 7.
1672, Sir Richd. Temple, sir Geo. Down- Chas., visc. Newhaven, Andw. New-
ing, sir Wm. Thompson, sir Wm. port, sir Richd. Temple, sir Nichs.
Lowther, Wm. Garway, Fras. Butler, sir John Buckworth, and
Millington, and John Upton, Mar. Wm. Dickinson, Aug. 1.
30. Chas., visc. Newhaven, Andw. New-
1675. Sir Richd. Temple, sir Edwd. Deer- port, sir Richd. Temple, sir Nichs.
ing, sir Geo. Downing, sir Wm. Butler, sir John Buckworth, Wm.
Lowther, Chas. Cheyne, Fras. Dickinson, and Thos. Chudleigh,
Millington, and John Upton, Jan. Dec. 31.
8. 1685. Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir John
1677. Sir Richd. Temple, sir Edwd. Deer- Werden, sir Nichs. Butler, Wm.
ing, sir Fras. Lawley, sir Geo. Dickinson, and Thos. Chudleigh,
Downing, sir Wm. Lowther, Chas. Feb. 28.
Cheyne, and Fras. Millington, Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir Dudley
Nov. 9. North, sir John Werden, sir Nichs.
1679. Sir Richd. Temple, sir Edwd. Deer- Butler, sir John Buckworth, Wm.
ing, sir Fras. Lawley, sir Geo. Dickinson, and Thos. Chudleigh,
Downing, Chas. Osborne, Chas. Apr. 2.
Cheyne, and Fras. Millington, 1686. Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir Dudley
Feb. 14. North, sir John Werden, sir John
Sir Richd. Temple, sir Geo. Down- Buckworth, sir Nichs. Butler,
ing, Chas. Cheyne, Fras. Milling- Wm. Dickinson, Thos. Chud-
ton, and John Upton, Apr. 10. leigh, and Saml. Clarke, June
1680. Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir Richd. 25.
Temple, sir Geo. Downing, John Chas., visc. Newhaven, sir Dudley
Upton, and Nichs. Butler, July 1. North, sir John Werden, sir Nichs.
18
274
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1687.
1688.
1689.
1691.
1694,
1696.
1697.
1698.
1699.
1701.
1702.
1703.
Butler, sir John Buckworth,
Wm. Dickinson, Thos. Chudleigh,
and Saml. Clarke, July 9.
Sir Dudley North, sir John Werden,
sir Nichs. Butler, sir John Buck-
worth, and Thos. Chudleigh, Feb.
25.
Sir Nichs. Butler, sir Dudley North,
sir John Werden, Thos. Chud-
leigh, and Wm. Culliford, Jan.
14
Sir Nichs. Butler, Hy. Browne, sir
Dudley North, sir John Werden,
and Wm. Culliford, Feb. 28.
Geo. Booth, sir Richd. Temple, sir
John Werden, sir Robt. South-
well, sir Robt. Clayton, sir
Patience Ward, and Thos. Pel-
ham, Apr. 20.
Geo. Booth, sir Richd. Temple, sir
John Werden, sir Robt. South-
well, sir Robt. Clayton, sir
Patience Ward, and Hy. Guy,
Mar. 24. * *
Geo. Booth, sir Richd. Temple, sir
John Werden, sir Robt. South-
well, sir Patience Ward, sir Robt.
Clayton, and Chas. Godolphin,
July 3.
Sir Robt. Clayton,
Ward, sir Robt. Southwell, Chas,
Godolphin, sir Walter Young,
Jas. Chadwick, and Saml. Clarke,
Aug. 14.
Sir Robt. Clayton, sir Patience
Ward, sir Robt. Southwell, Chas.
Godolphin, sir Walter Young, Jas.
Chadwick, Saml. Clarke, and
Benjn. Overton, Apr. 14.
Chas. Godolphin, sir Walter Young
Saml. Clarke, Benjn. Overton,
sir Hy. Hobart, sir John Austin,
and Robt. Henley, June 21.
Chas. Godolphin, sir Walter Young,
Saml. Clarke, Benjn. Overton,
sir Hy. Hobart, sir John Austin,
Robt. Henley, and sir Wm. St.
Quintin, Nov. 22.
Chas. Godolphin, sir Walter Young,
Saml. Clarke, Benjn. Overton,
Robt. Henley, sir Wm. St. Quin-
tin, and hon. Thos. Newport,
Nov. 22.
Chas. Godolphin, Saml. Clarke,
Benjn. Overton, Robt. Henley,
Thos. Newport, Arthur Mayn-
waring, and Wm. Culliford, Dec.
18.
The same commrs. to the close of
K. William III.'s reign; contd. at
the commencement of that of Q.
Anne.
Chas. Godolphin, Saml. Clarke,
Thos. Newport, Arthur Mayn-
waring, Wm. Culliford, sir John
Sir Patience
Werden, and Richd. Bretton,
July 14.
1705. Chas. Godolphin, Saml. Clarke,
1706.
1708.
1711.
1714.
1715.
1718.
1720.
1721.
1722,
Thos. Newport, Wm. Culliford,
gir John Werden, Richd. Bretton,
and Thos. Hall, May 15.
Chas. Godolphin, Saml. Clarke,
Thos. Newport, Wm. Culliford,
sir John Werden, Thos. Hall,
and sir Matt. Dudley, June
6.
Chas. Godolphin, Saml. Clarke,
Thos. Newport, Wm. Culliford,
sir John Werden, sir Matt. Dud-
ley, and sir John Stanley, May
4
Chas. Godolphin, Thos. Newport,
Wm. Culliford, sir John Werden,
sir Matt. Dudley, sir John Stan-
ley, and John Shute, Dec. 23.
Chas. Godolphin, sir John Werden,
sir John Stanley, Matt. Prior,
John Bridges, Robt. Williamson,
and Edwd. Gibbons, Jan. 25.
Sir John Werden, sir John Stanley,
Matt. Prior, John Bridges, Robt.
Williamson, Edwd. Gibbons, Chas.
Godolphin, and sir David Nairne,
May 17.
Sir John Stanley, John Bridges,
Robt. Williamson, sir John Wer-
den, Matt. Prior, Edwd. Gib-
bons, and sir David Nairne, Nov.
9; their patent revoked, and sir
Walter Young, sir Matt. Dudley,
sir John Stanley, John Bridges,
Robt. Williamson, John Pulteney,
and Thos. Walker, app.
Sir Walter Young, sir Matt. Dudley,
sir John Stanley, Robt. William-
son, John Pulteney, Thos. Walker,
and sir Chas. Peers, Dec. 4.
Sir Walter Young, sir Matt. Dudley,
sir John Stanley, John Pulteney,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
and sir Thos. Frankland, Mar.
17.
Sir Walter Young, sir Matt. Dudley,
Sir John Stanley, John Pulteney,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
and Robt. Baylis, Jan. 2.
Sir Walter Young, sir Matt. Dudley,
sir John Stanley, John Pulteney,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
and Robt. Baylis, Oct. 1.
Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
John Pulteney, Thos. Walker, Sir
Chas. Peers, Robt. Baylis, and Sir
John Evelyn, Sept. 4.
Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
Robt. Baylis, sir John Evelyn, and
Thos, Maynard, Mar. 27.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
275
CoMMIssion ERs of CUSTOMs FoE GREAT BRITAIN.
Fourteen commissioners were appointed, seven to reside in London,
five in Edinburgh, and two to attend the outports.
1723. Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
Robt. Baylis, sir John Evelyn,
Thos. Maynard, sir Jas. Camp-
bell, Humphry Brent, John Camp-
bell, Brian Fairfax, Hy. Hale,
Geo. Drummond, and John Hill.
1727. Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers, sir
John Evelyn, Thos. Maynard, sir
Jas. Campbell, Humphry Brent,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
Hy. Hale, Geo. Drummond, John
Hill, and Allan Broderick, Oct. 18.
1728. Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers, sir
John Evelyn, sir Jas. Campbell,
Humphry Brent, John Campbell,
Brian Fairfax, Hy. Hale, Geo.
Drummond, John Hill, Allan
Broderick, Gwynn Waughan, and
Thos. Maynard, July 19.
1730. Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
- Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers,
sir John Evelyn, Sir Jas. Campbell,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
Hy. Hale, Geo. Drummond, John
Hill, Gwynn Vaughan, and Geo.
Ross, aft. li. Ross, Sept. 21.
1731. Sir Walter Young, sir John Stanley,
Thos. Walker, sir Chas. Peers, sir
John Evelyn, sir Jas. Campbell,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
Hy. Hale, Geo. Drummond, John
Hill, Gwynn Vaughan, Geo. Ross,
and Wardel Geo. Westby, May
14.
Sir John Stanley, Thos. Walker, sir
Chas. Peers, sir John Evelyn, sir
Jas. Campbell, John Campbell,
Prian Fairfax, Hy. Hale, Geo.
Drummond, John Hill, Gwynn
Vaughan, Geo. Ross, Wardel Geo.
Westby, and sir Robt. Baylis,
Aug. 28.
1732. Sir John Stanley, sir Chas. Peers,
sir John Evelyn, sir Jas. Campbell
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
Hy. Hale, Geo. Drummond, John
Hill, Gwynn Vaughan, Geo. Ross,
Wardel Geo. Westby, sir Robt.
Baylis, and Edwd. Trelawney.
Jan. 2.
1735. Sir John Stanley, sir Chas. Peers,
sir John Evelyn, sir Jas. Campbell,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
Geo. Drummond, John Hill,
Gwynn Vaughan, Geo. Ross,
Wardel Geo. Westby, sir Robt.
Baylis, Edwd. Trelawney, and Sir
Robt. Corbett, May 24.
1737. Sir John Stanley, sir John Evelyn,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
John Hill, Gwynn Vaughan, Geo.
Ross, Wardel Geo. Westby, sir
Robt. Baylis, sir Robt. Corbett,
Richd. Chandler, Beaumont
Hotham, Richd. Somers, and
Colin Campbell, Oct. 15.
1741. Sir John Stanley, sir John Evelyn,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax, John
Hill, Geo. Ross, now lä. Ross,
Wardel Geo. Westby, sir Robt.
Baylis, Richd. Chandler, Beaumont
Hotham, Richd. Somers, Colin
Campbell, Edwd. Riggs, and
Isaac Leheup, June 29.
1742. Sir John Stanley, sir John Evelyn,
John Campbell, Brian Fairfax,
John Hill, Wardel Geo. Westby,
sir Robt. Baylis, Richd. Chandler,
Beaumont Hotham, Richd.
Somers, Colin Campbell, and
Gwynn Waughan.
At this time the commission for Great Britain was divided, and nine
commissioners were appointed for England and Wales, and five for
Scotland.
CoMMIssion ERS OF CUSTOM'S FOR ENGLAND AND WALEs.
1742. Sir John Stanley, Sir John Evelyn,
Drian Fairfax, John Hill, sir
Robt. Baylis, Richd. Chandler,
Wardel Geo. Westby, Beaumont
PIotham, and Saml. Mead, Sept.
1744. Sir John Evelyn, Brian Fairfax,
John Hill, sir Robt. Baylis, Richd.
Chandler, Wardel Geo. Westby,
Beaumont Hotham, Saml. Mead,
and Gwynn Vaughan.
1747. Sir John Evelyn, Brian Fairfax, Sir
Robt. Baylis, Richd. Chandler,
Wardel Geo. Westby, Beaumont
Hotham, Saml. Mead, Gwynn
Vaughan, and Wm. Levinz.
1748. Sir John Evelyn, Brian Fairfax,
Richd. Cavendish, Wardel Geo.
Westby, Beaumont Hotham,
Saml. Mead, Gwynn Waughan,
Wm. Levinz, and Edwd. Hooper.
1750. Sir John Evelyn, Richd. Cavendish,
Wardel Geo. Westby, Beaumont
Hotham, Saml. Mead, Gwynn
Vaughan, Wm. Levinz, Edwd.
18 #
276
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1752.
1756.
1758.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1769.
1776.
1778.
1782.
Hooper, and sir Miles Staple-
ton.
Sir John Evelyn, Richd. Cavendish,
Wardel Geo. Westby, Beaumont
Hotham, Saml. Mead, Gwynn
Waughan, Wm. Levinz, Edwd.
Hooper, and Thos. Tash.
Sir John Evelyn, Richd. Cavendish,
Beaumont Hotham, Saml. Mead,
Gwynn Vaughan, Wm. Levinz,
Edwd. Hooper, Thos. Tash, and
Claudius Amyand.
Sir John Evelyn, Richd. Cavendish,
Beaumont Hotham, Saml. Mead,
Wm. Levinz, Edwa. Hooper,
Thos. Tash, Claudius Amyand,
and Hy. Pelham.
Sir John Evelyn, Beaumont Hotham,
Saml. Mead, Wm. Levinz, Edwd.
Hooper, Thos. Tash, Claudius
Amy and, Hy. Pelham, and John
Frederick.
Sir John Evelyn, sir Beaumont
Hotham, Saml. Mead, Wm.
Levinz, Edwd. Hooper, Claudius
Amyand, Hy. Pelham, John
Frederick, and Hy. Banks, Dec. 11.
Saml. Mead, Edwd. Hooper,
Claudius Amyand, Hy. Pelham,
sir John Frederick, Hy. Banks,
sir Wm. Musgrave, sir Jos. Pen-
nington, and Corbyn Morris, Mar.
15.
Saml. Mead, Edwd. Hooper, Hy.
Pelham, sir John Frederick,
Hy. Banks, sir Wm. Musgrave,
Sir Jos. Pennington, Corbyn
Morris, and hon. Hy. Grenville,
June 8.
Saml. Mead, Edwd. Hooper, Hy.
Pelham, sir John Frederick, Hy.
Banks, Sir Wm. Musgrave, sir Jos.
Pennington, Corbyn Morris, and
Jas. Jeffreys, Aug. 16.
Saml. Mead, Edwd. Hooper, Hy.
Pelham, sir John Frederick, Hy.
Banks, sir Wm. Musgrave, Cor-
byn Morris, Jas. Jeffreys, and
Thos. Boone, Dcc. 5.
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, sir John
Frederick, sir Wm. Musgrave,
Corbyn Morris, Jas. Jeffreys,
Thos. Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar,
and Wm. Hay, Oct. 31.
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, sir
John Frederick, sir Wm. Mus-
grave, Jas. Jeffreys, Thos. Boone,
Welbore Ellis Agar, Wm. Hay,
and Thos. Allan.
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, sir Wm.
1785.
1786.
1788.
1793.
1797.
1799.
1805.
1810.
1812.
1813.
1819.
1821.
Musgrave, Jas. Jeffreys, Thos.
Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar, Wm.
Hay, Thos. Allan, and sir Stanier
Porten, Mar. 27
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, sirWm.
Musgrave, Jas. Jeffreys, Thos.
Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar, Wm.
Hay, sir Stanier Porten, and John
Pownall, Feb. 8.
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, Jas.
Jeffreys, Thos. Boone, Welbore
Ellis Agar, Wm. Hay, sir Stanier
Porten, John Pownall, and Joah
Bates, Aug. 10.
Edwd. Hooper, Hy. Pelham, Thos.
Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar, Wm.
Hay, John Pownall, Joah Bates,
sir Alexr. Munro, and Richd.
Frewin, Nov. 15.
Edwd. Hooper, Thos. Boone, Wel-
bore Ellis Agar, Wm. Hay, Joah
Bates, sir Alexr. Munro, Richd.
Frewin, Wm. Stiles, and Wm.
Roe, Mar. 18.
Thos. Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar,
Wm. Hay, Joah Bates, sir Alexr.
Munro, Richd. Frewin, Wm.
Stiles, Wm. Roe, and Fras.
Fownes Luttrell, Dec. 2.
Thos. Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar,
Joah Bates, sir Alexr. Munro,
Richd. Frewin, Wm. Stiles, Wm.
Roe, Fras. Fownes Luttrell, and
John Buller.
Thos. Boone, Welbore Ellis Agar,
sir Alexr. Munro, Richd. Frewin,
Wm. Stiles, Wm. Roe, Fras.
Fownes Luttrell, John Buller, and
Gloucester Wilson.
Welbore Ellis Agar, sir Alexr.
Munro, Richd. Frewin, Wm. Roe,
Fras. Fownes Luttrell, John
Buller, Gloucester Wilson, Jas.
Hume, and John Williams, Sept.
17
Sir Alexr. Munro, Richd. Frewin,
Wm. Roe, Fras. Fownes Luttrell,
John Buller, Gloucester Wilson,
Jas. Hume, John Williams, and
Jas. Willis, Nov. 26.
Richd. Betenson Dean, vice Munro,
Sept. 17.
Snowden Barne, previously a commn.
of the treasy., Oct. 22.
Hy. Richmond, vice Frewin, May 6.
Wm. Boothby, aft. sir. Wm., bt.,
Sept. 15.
Hon. Edwd. Stewart, and Wm. Thos.
Roe, Feb. 17.
Hon. Jas. Hy. Keith Stewart, Apr. 21.
On September 13, 1823, the consolidation of the Boards of Customs for
England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, took place, and the commis-
sioners from that time have been commissioners for the United Kingdom.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 277
CoMMISSIONERs of CUSTOMs For THE UNITED KINGDoM.
1823. Richd. Betenson Dean, Wm. Boothby, 1825. Stephen Geo. Lushington, Jan. 3.
aft. Sir W., bt., Gloucester Wilson, Hon. Wm. Cust, Apr. 21.
John Williams, Hy. Richmond, 1826. Hon. Heneage Legge, Apr. 13.
hon. Jas. Hy. Keith Stewart, David Munro Binning, July 15.
Wm. Thos. Roe, Edwd. Earl, hon. 1827. Culling Chas. Smith, Mar. 13.
Abraham Hely Hutchinson, Hul- Aug. G. Stapleton, Aug. 31.
ton Smith King, Fras. Seymour | 1834. Lt.-Col. Wm. Leader Maberly, June
Larpent, Fredk. Beilby Watson, 28.
aft. Sir F., bt., and Hy. Jas. | 1836. Sir Geo. Hy. Freeling, bt., Oct. 21.
Bouverie, Sept. 13. 1838. Hon. Stephen Edmd. Spring-Rice,
Of these, Edwd. Earl had been pre- Sept. 10.
viously Commr. in Scotland, and 1841. Geo. Robt. Dawson, Dec. 29.
the hon. Abraham Hely Hutchin- 1845. Fredk. Goulburn, Jan 28.
* , a * Thos. Pargiter Dickenson, Apr. 4.
... .º. Smith King | Isis. §.”.”.”:... .
commrs. in Ireland. Feb. 24
1824. Geo. Wm. Fredk. Williers, aft. E. of Capt. Edwd. Saurin, R.N., aft. adm.,
Clarendon, Nov. 27. July 4.
COMMISSIONERS IN 1851. SUBSEQUENT APPoſNTMENTs.
Where marked “ceased ”the vacancy was 1856. Granville C. L. Berkeley, vice Daw-
not filled up. son ; ceased 1886. *
Wm. Rathbone Greg, vice Dickenson.
Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, bt., aft. Id. | 1859. Ralph W. Grey, vice Spring-Rice.
Cottesloe, chairman ; ceased 1875. 1865. Col. Fredk. Romilly, vice Greg;
Geo. Robt. Dawson, dep. ch. dep. ch. 1875, vice Goulburn.
By. Richmond, ceased 1851. 1870. Sir Fras. Hastings Doyle, vice Grey.
Steph. Geo. Lushington, ceased 1854. 1878. Sir Chas. Du Cane, K.C.M.G., chair-
Culling Chas. Smith, ceased 1854. man, vice Goulburn.
Hon. Steph. Edmd. Spring-Rice, dep. ch., 1883. Arthur Sanders Wm. Chas. Fox,
1856, vice Dawson. - visc. Sudley, aft. E. of Arran; vice
Fredk. Goulburn, dep. ch., 1859, vice Doyle.
Spring-Rice; chairman 1875, vice Fre- 1885. Horace Alfred Damer Seymour, Jan.
mantle. 1, vice Arran.
Thos. Pargiter Dickenson. 1887. Herbert Harley Murray, dep. ch.,
Adm. Edwd. Saurin, ceased 1860. vice Romilly.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE, STAMPS, TAXES, AND
INLAND REVENUE.
THERE were three distinct boards of ExcISE, STAMPs, AND TAxEs. In
1833 the same persons were by two separate letters patent appointed
Commissioners of Stamps and Commissioners of Taxes, and by 4 & 5
Will. cap. 60 (Aug. 13, 1834) the two boards were consolidated under
the style of COMMISSIONERS OF STAMPs AND TAxEs. In 1849 a similar
course was adopted. On January 6 the same persons were appointed
Commissioners of Excise and Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes, and
by 12 & 13 Vict. cap. 1 (Feb. 27, 1849) the boards were consolidated
under the style of COMMISSIONERs of INLAND REVENUE.
COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE.
COMMISSIONERS OF ExcISE For ENGLAND AND WALEs.
From the Restoration of King Charles II.
1660. Sir Matth. Hale, ld, ch. baron; sir Rich. Browne, ld, mayor of Lon-
Edwd. Atkyns and sir Christr. don; sir Wm. Doyley, sir Hy.
Turner, barons of the exch. ; sir Vernon, sir Geo. Bimon, Wm.
278
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1660.
1664.
1665.
1666.
1670.
1671.
1672.
1673.
1674.
1677.
Prynne, John Birch, Robt. Sca-
wen, Fras. Finch, Nathl. Martin,
and Edwd. Wingate, commrs. for
discharging, settling, and re-
covering the arrears of excise
due to the king, Feb. 8.
Sir Geo. Bimon and others, or any
three of them, to receive all
arrears of excise due to Novem-
ber 8, last past, within London,
Westminster, Southwark, Surrey,
and Middlesex, South Mimms in
Middlesex excepted, Nov. 29.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, sir Geo. Bi-
mon, Fras. Finch, and Edwd.
Wingate, Mar. 20.
Sir John James, John James, Richd.
Ringdom, and Wm. Hiccocks,
commrs. within London, West-
minster, Southwark, and counties
of Middlesex and Surrey, except
South Mimms in Middlesex, on
behalf of his majesty's farmers
of the excise, June 24.
Robt. Huntingdom, Richd. Kingdom,
John James, jun., and Wm.
Forthe, commrs. for the above-
said places for the farmers of the
excise, Oct. 11.
Wm. Forthe, Robt. Huntingdon,
Richd. Kingdom, and John
James. -
Sir Saml. Morland, Robt. Hunting-
don, Wm. Forthe, and Richd.
Ringdom, Aug. 15.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir John James,
Robt. Huntingdon, Wm. Forthe,
and Richd. Kingdom, Sept. 24
Sir Saml. Morland, sir Robt. South-
well, one of the clerks of his
majesty's privy council, sir John
James, Robt. Huntingdon, Wm. |
Forthe, and Richd. Kingdom, May
15.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir John Davys,
Sir Robt.
James, Robt. Huntingdon, and
Richd. Kingdom, Jan. 31.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir Robt. Wise-
man, sir Robt. Southwell, sir
John James, sir Robt. Huntingdon,
Wm. Forthe, and Richd. King-
dom, Sept. 12.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir Robt. Wise- |
man, sir Robt. Southwell, sir John
James, sir Robt. Huntingdon, Wm.
Forthe, Richd. Kingdom, and
Richd. Brett, Dec. 1.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir Robt. Wise-
man, sir Robt. Southwell, sir John
James, Robt. Huntingdom, Richd.
Ringdom, Fras. Finch, and Hy.
Fred. Thynne, Oct. 23.
Sir Saml. Morland, sir Robt. Wise-
man, sir Robt. Southwell, Sir John
Southwell, sir John ||
1678.
1679. Sir Denny Ashburnham, sir Robt.
1681.
1683.
1684.
James, Robt. Huntingdon, Hy.
Fredk. Thynne, Edwd. Wingate,
Fredk. Christian Howard, and sir
John Elves, Nov. 9.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, sir Saml.
Morland, sir Robt. Wiseman, sir
John Elves, sir Robt. South-
well, sir John James, Robt. Hun-
tingdon, Chas. Davenant, Edwd.
Wingate, and Fredk. Christian
Howard, Aug. 3.
Wiseman, sir John Elves, sir
Robt. Southwell, sir John James,
Robt. Huntingdom, Chas. Dave-
nant, Edwd. Wingate, Fredk.
Christian Howard, and John
Bende, Mar. 11.
Hon. Chas. Bertie, sir Denny Ash-
burnham, sir Robt. Southwell,
sir John James, Robt. Hunting-
don, Chas. Davenant, Edwd. Win-
gate, Fredk. Christian Howard,
and John Bende, Mar. 21.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, sir Robt.
Southwell, Robt. Huntingdon,
Chas. Davenant, and Edwd. Win-
gate, May 14.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
Robt. Huntingdon, Chas. Dave-
nant, and Edwd. Wingate, Feb.
14.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
Robt. Huntingdon, Chas. Dave-
... nant, John Freind, Felix Calvert,
and Nathl. Hornby, May 19.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
Robt. Huntingdon, Chas. Dave-
nant, John Freind, Felix Calvert,
Nathl. Hornby, Patrick Traunt,
and Wm. Bridges, commrs. of
excise and hearth-money, Apr.
10.
, Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
1685.
1688.
1689.
Robt. Huntingdon, Chas. Dave-
nant, John Freind, Felix Calvert,
Nathl. Hornby, Patrick Traunt,
Wm. Bridges, and Richd. Graham,
Sept. 17.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
Robt. Huntingdon, Chas. Dave-
nant, John Freind, Felix Calvert,
Nathl. Hornby, and Richd. Gra-
ham, Mar. 11. -
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
Chas. Davenant, John Freind,
Felix Calvert, Nathl. Horn-
by, and Richd. Graham, Aug.
26.
Sir Denny Ashburnham, Fras. Parry,
sir John Freind, Chas. Dave-
nant, Nathl. Hornby, Richd.
Graham, and John Wilcox, jun.,
Feb. 22.
Sir Hy. Fane, sir Hy. Ashurst, sir
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 279
1703. Foot Onslow, Wm. Strong,
Humphry Edwin, Thos. Frank-
land, Fras. Parry, John Danvers,
and John Wilcox, Apr. 20.
1689. Sir Hy. Ashurst, sir John Morden,
sir Saml. Dashwood, sir Humphry
Edwin, Wm. Strong, John Foche,
and Stephen Evance, Oct. 14.
1691. Sir Saml. Dashwood, sir Stephen
Evance, Fras. Parry, Wm. Strong,
John Foche, Nathl. Hornby, John
Wilcox, jun., Thos.
Thos. Aram, Apr. 13.
1694. Sir Saml. Dashwood, sir Stephen
Evance, sir John Foche, Fras. H
Parry, Wm. Strong, Thos. Hall,
Edwd. Clarke, John Danvers, and
Foot Onslow, Aug. 14.
1695. Sir Saml. Dashwood, sir Stephen
Evance, sir John Foche, Fras.
Parry, Wm. Strong, Thos. Hall,
Edwd. Clarke, John Danvers,
Foot Onslow, and sir Philip Mea-
dows, Mar. 9.
1696. Sir Stephen Evance, sir John Foche,
Fras. Parry, Wm. Strong, Edwd.
Clarke, John Danvers, Foot On-
slow, sir Philip Meadows, and
Thos. Everard, June 30.
1698. Edwd. Clarke, Foot Onslow, Philip
Meadows, Thos. Everard, sir Wm.
Ashurst, Christr. Montagu, John
Smith, Wm. Carr, and Wm. Flem-
ing, Aug. 15.
1699. Foot Onslow, sir Philip Meadows,
John Smith of Beaufort Buildings,
Wm. Fleming, Fras. Parry, Wm.
Strong, Geo. Townshend, Philip
Ryley, and Richd. Cocks, June 22.
1702. Foot Onslow, sir Philip Meadows,
Fras. Parry, Wm. Strong, Geo.
Townshend, Philip Ryley, and
Richd. Cocks, June 19.
Foot Onslow, sir Philip Meadows,
Fras. Parry, Wm. Strong, Geo.
Townshend, Philip Ryley, and sir
Marmaduke Wyvill, Oct. 8.
Geo.
Townshend, Philip Ryley, sir
Marm. Wyvill, Edwd. Noell, and
John Boys, Dec. 17.
1706. Foot Onslow, Wm. Strong, Geo.
Townshend, Philip Ryley, sir
Marm. Wyvill, Edwd. Noell, and
Christr. Montagu, June 6.
1710. Wm. Strong, Geo. Townshend, Phi-
lip Ryley, sir Marm. Wyvill,
Edwd. Noell, Christr. Montagu,
sir Wm. Gifford, Nichs. Pollexfen,
and Whitelock Bulstrode, May 20.
Wm. Strong, Geo. Townshend, Phi-
lip Ryley, sir Marm. Wyvill,
Edwd. Noell, Christr. Montagu,
Nichs. Pollexfen, Whitelock Bul-
strode, and Jas. Vernon, jun., Oct.
20.
Hall, and
; 1714,
1715.
1719.
1720.
1721.
1722.
1724.
1726.
1712,
Wm. Strong, Geo. Townshend, Phi-
lip Ryley, sir Marm. Wyvill,
Edwd. Noell, Christr. Montagu,
Whitelock Bulstrode, Jas. Vernon,
jun., and John Price, July 7.
Geo. Townshend, sen., Philip Ryley,
sir Marm. Wyvill, Edwd. Noell,
Christr. Montagu, Whitelock Bul-
strode, Jas. Vernon, John Price,
and John Whetham, Feb. 2.
Geo. Townshend, sen., Philip Ryley,
sir Marm. Wyvill, Edwd. Noell,
Christr. Montagu, Whitelock Bul-
strode, Jas. Vernon, John Whet-
ham, sir Wm. Ashurst, and Wm.
Carr, Nov. 12.
Geo. Townshend, sen., sir Marm.
Wyvill, Christr. Montagu, Jas.
Vernon, John Whetham, sir Wm.
Ashurst, Wm. Carr, Roger Gale,
and John Brougham, Nov. 24.
Geo. Townshend, sen., sir Marm.
Wyvill, Christr. Montagu, Jas.
Vernon, John Whetham, Wm.
Carr, Roger Gale, John Brougham,
and Benjn. Mildmay, Mar. 3.
Geo. Townshend, sen., sir Marm.
Wyvill, Christr. Montagu, Jas.
Vernon, John Whetham, Roger
Gale, John Brougham, Benjn.
Mildmay, and Richd. Elliott,
June 18.
Geo. Townshend, sen., sir Marm.
Wyvill, Christr. Montagu, Jas.
Vernon, John Whetham, Roger
Gale, John Brougham, Benjn.
Mildmay, and Richd. Elliott,
Mar. 15.
Geo. Townshend, sen., Christr. Mon-
tagu, Jas. Vernon, JohnWhetham,
Roger Gále, John Brougham,
Benjn. Mildmay, Richd. Elliott,
and Geo. Duckett, Mar. 20.
Geo. Townshend, sen., Christr.
Montagu, Jas. Vernon, John
Whetham, Roger Gale, Benjn.
Mildmay, Richd. Elliott, Geo.
Duckett, and Patrick Haldane,
May 20,
Geo. Townshend, sen.,
Montagu, Jas. Vernon, John
Whetham, Roger Gale, Benjn.
Mildmay, Richd. Elliott, Geo.
Duckett, Patrick Haldane, and
Chas. Polhill, June 22.
Christr. Montagu, John Whetham,
Roger Gale, Benjn. Mildmay,
Richd. Elliott, Geo. Duckett,
Patrick Haldane, Chas. Polhill,
and John Fowle, jun., Oct. il.
Christr.
. Christr. Montagu, John Whetham,
Roger Gale, Benjn. Mildmay,
Richd. Elliott, Geo. Duckett,
Chas. Polhill, John Fowle, and
Thos. Wylde, Nov. 3.
280
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1728.
1729.
I732.
1735.
1737.
1738.
1740.
1742.
1750.
1751.
1753.
1754.
. Jas. Vernon,
Christr. Montagu, John Whetham,
Roger Gale, Richd. Elliott, Geo.
Duckett, Chas. Polhill, John
Fowle, Thos. Wylde, and Jas.
Vernon, June 26.
Christr. Montagu, John Whetham,
Roger Gale, Geo. Duckett, Chas.
Polhill, John Fowle, Thos.
Wylde, Jas. Vernon, and Robt.
Eyre, May 21.
Christr. Montagu, John Whetham,
Roger Gale, Chas. Polhill, John
Fowle, Thos. Wylde, Jas. Ver-
non, Robt. Eyre, and Humphry
Thayer, Oct. 20.
John Whetham, Chas. Polhill, John
Fowle, Thos. Wylde, Jas. Vernon,
Robt. Eyre, Humphry Thayer,
hon. Horatio Townshend, and sir
Thos. Robinson, Nov.
Chas. Polhill, John Fowle, Thos.
Wylde, Jas. Vernon, Robt. Eyre,
Humphry Thayer, hon. Horatio
Townshend, sir Thos. Robinson,
and Wm. Burton, Oct.
Chas. Polhill, John Fowle, Thos.
Wylde, Jas. Vernon, Robt. Eyre,
hon. Horatio Townshend, sir
Thos. Robinson, Wm. Burton, and
John Orlebar, Jan.
Chas. Polhill, John Fowle, Jas.
Vernon, Robt. Eyre. hon. Horatio
Townshend, sir Thos. Robinson,
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, and
Aug. Earle, Nov.
Chas. Polhill, John Fowle, Jas.
Vernon, Robt. Eyre, hon. Horatio
Townshend, Wm. Burton, John
Orlebar, Aug. Earle, and David
Papillon, Feb.
Chas. Polhill, Jas. Vernon, Robt.
Eyre, hon. Horatio Townshend,
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, David Papillon, and John
Wyndham Bowyer, July.
Chas. Polhill, Jas. Vernon, Robt.
Eyre, Wm. Burton, John Orlebar,
Aug. Earle, David Papillon, John
Wyndham Bowyer, and Wm.
Mellish, Dec.
Chas. Polhill, Jas. Vernon, Wm.
Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, David Papillon, John
Wyndham Bowyer, Wm. Mellish,
and Fredk. Frankland, Feb.
Chas. Polhill, Jas. Vernon, Wm.
Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, John Wyndham Bowyer,
Wm. Mellish, Fredk. Frankland,
and David Papillon, jun., Apr.
Wm. Burton, John
Orlebar, Aug. Earle, John Wynd-
ham Bowyer, Wm. Mellish, Fredk.
Frankland, David Papillon, jun.,
and Wm. Cayley, Apr.
1756.
1758.
1760.
1762,
1763.
1765.
1766.
1767.
1772.
1774.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, John Wyndham Bowyer,
Wm. Mellish, Fredk. Frank-
land, David Papillon, jun., Wm.
Cayley, and Thos. Farrington,
Apr.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, John Wyndham Bowyer,
Wm. Mellish, Fredk. Frankland,
David Papillon, jun., Wm. Cay-
ley, and Geo. Lewis Scott, Feb.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, Aug.
Earle, John Wyndham Bowyer,
Fredk.Frankland, David Papillon,
jun., Wm. Cayley, Geo. Lewis
Scott, and Hy. Poole.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, John
Wyndham Bowyer, Fredk. Frank-
land, David Papillon, Wm. Cay-
ley, Geo. Lewis Scott, Hy. Poole,
and Thos. Bowlby, June 19.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, John
Wyndham Bowyer, David Papillon,
Wm. Cayley, Geo. Lewis Scott,
Thos. Bowlby, Hy. Vernon, and
John Bindley, Feb. 15.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, John
Wyndham Bowyer, David Papillon,
Wm. Cayley, Geo. Lewis Scott,
Thos. Bowlby, Hy. Vernon, and
Richd. Bagot, Jan. 5.
Wm. Burton, John Orlebar, John
Wyndham Bowyer, David Papillon,
Wm. Cayley, Geo. Lewis Scott,
Thos. Bowlby, Richd. Bagot, and
Sir Hy. Poole, bt., Aug. 24.
Wm. Burton, John Wyndham
Bowyer, David Papillon, Wm.
Cayley, Geo. Lewis Scott, Thos.
Bowlby, Richd. Bagot, sir Hy.
Poole, bt., and Geo. Quarme.
Wm. Burton, John Wyndham
Bowyer, David Papillon, Geo.
Lewis Scott,Thos. Bowlby, Richd.
Bagot, Sir Hy. Poole, bt., Geo.
Quarme, and Richd. Stonehewer,
Jan. 17.
Wm. Burton, John Wyndham
Bowyer, David Papillon, Geo.
Lewis Scott, Thos. Bowlby, Richd.
Bagot, Geo. Quarme, Richd.
Stonehewer, and Anthy. Lucas,
Aug. 29.
Wm. Burton, John Wyndham
Bowyer, David Papillon, Geo.
Lewis Scott,Thos. Bowlby, Richd.
Bagot, Geo. Quarme, Anthy.
* and Wm. Lowndes, Oct.
l
Wm. Burton, John Wyndham
Bowyer, David Papillon, Geo.
Lewis Scott, Thos. Bowlby, Geo.
Quarme, Anthy. Lucas, Wm.
Lowndes, and Wm. Burrell, May
14.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
281
1776.
1780.
1781.
1782.
1784,
1785.
1789,
1790.
1792.
1794,
1797.
1801.
John Wyndham Bowyer, David
Papillon, Geo. Lewis Scott, Anthy.
Lucas, Wm. Lowndes, Wm.
Burrell, Stamp Brooksbank, John
Pownall, and Heneage Legge,
Oct. 31.
David Papillon, Geo. Lewis Scott,
Anthy. Lucas, Wm. Lowndes,
Wm. Burrell, Stamp Brooksbank,
John Pownall, Heneage Legge,
and Chas. Garth, Dec. 2.
David Papillon, Anthy. Lucas, Wm.
Lowndes, Wm. Burrell, Stamp
Brooksbank, John Pownall,
Heneage Legge, Chas. Garth, and
Martin Whish, Aug. 25.
David Papillon, Anthy. Lucas, Wm.
Lowndes, Wm. Burrell, Stamp
Brooksbank, John Pownall, Chas.
Garth, Martin Whish, and Geo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, June 1.
David Papillon, Anthy. Lucas, Wm.
Lowndes, Wm. Burrell, Stamp
Brooksbank, John Pownall,
Martin Whish, Geo. Jas. Cholmon-
deley, and Hy. Reveley, May
18.
David Papillon, Anthy. Lucas, Wm.
Lowndes, Wm. Burrell, Stamp
Brooksbank, Martin Whish, Geo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, Hy. Reveley,
and hon. John Luttrell-Olmius,
aft. E. of Carhampton, Feb. 5.
David Papillon, Wm. Lowndes, Wm.
Burrell, Stamp Brooksbank,
Martin Whish, Geo. Jas. Chol-
mondeley, Hy. Reveley, hon. John
L.-Olmius, and Timothy Caswell,
Sept. 12.
Wm. Lowndes, Stamp Brooksbank,
Martin Whish, Geo. Jas. Chol-
mondeley, Hy. Reveley, hon.
John L.-Olmius, Timothy Caswell,
Robt. Nicholas, and John Buller,
Mar. 31.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, Geo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, Hy. Reveley,
hon. John L.-Olmius, Timothy
Caswell, Robt. Nicholas, John
Buller, and hon. Aug. Phipps,
July 7.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, Geo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, Hy. Reveley,
hon. John L.-Olmius, Timothy
Caswell, Robt. Nicholas, hon.
Aug. Phipps, and Wm. Jackson,
Jan. 17.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, Geo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, hon. John L.-
Olmius, Timothy Caswell, Robt.
Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps, Wm.
Jackson, and Richd. Spiller, Aug.
16.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, hon.
John L.-Olmius, Timothy Caswell,
w
1802.
1805.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810.
1815.
1819.
Robt. Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps,
Wm. Jackson, Richd. Spiller, and
ld. Geo. Seymour, July 24.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, hon.
John L.-Olmius, Robt. Nicholas,
hon. Aug. Phipps, Wm. Jackson,
Richd. Spiller, ld. Geo. Sey-
mour, and Eäwd. Fisher, Sept.
27.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, hon.
John L.-Olmius, Robt. Nicholas,
hon. Aug. Phipps, Wm. Jackson,
Richd. Spiller, ld. Geo. Seymour,
and Geo. Watson, Sept. 14.
Martin Whish, Wm. Lowndes, hon.
John L.-Olmius, Robt. Nicholas,
hon. Aug. Phipps, Wm. Jackson,
ld. Geo. Seymour, Geo. Wat-
son, and Alexr. Campbell, July
7
Martin Whish, hon. John L.-Olmius,
Robt. Nicholas, hom. Aug. Phipps,
Wm. Jackson, ld. Geo. Seymour,
Geo. Watson, Alexr. Campbell,
and Christr. Thompson Maling,
July 22, -
Martin Whish, hon. John L.-Olmius,
Robt. Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps,
ld. Geo. Seymour, Geo. Watson,
Alexr. Campbell, Christr. Thomp-
son Maling, and Benjn. Syden-
ham, July 15.
Martin Whish, hon. John L.-Olmius,
Robt. Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps,
ld. Geo. Seymour, Geo. Watson,
Alexr. Campbell, Benjn. Syden-
ham, and Wm. Manley, July
14.
Martin Whish, hon. John L.-Olmius,
Robt. Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps,
ld. Geo. Seymour, Alexr. Camp-
bell, Benjn. Sydenham, Wm.
Manley, and sir Fras. Hastings
Doyle, Oct. 7.
Martin Whish, hon. John L.-Olmius,
Robt. Nicholas, hon. Aug. Phipps,
ld. Geo. Seymour, Alexr. Camp-
bell, Wm. Mamley, sir Fras.
Hastings Doyle, and sir John
Cheetham Mortlock, Apr. 5.
Hon. John L.-Olmius, Robt. Nicholas,
hon. Aug. Phipps, ld. Geo. Sey-
mour, Alexr. Campbell, Wm.
Manley, sir Fras. Hastings Doyle,
sir John Cheetham Mortlock, and
hon. Chas. Rodolph Trefusis, Oct.
15.
. Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep, ch.,
hon. John L.-Olmius, now E. of
Carhamptom, hon. Aug. Phipps,
Alexr. Campbell, Wm. Manley,
sir John Cheetham Mortlock, hon.
Chas. Rodolph Trefusis, and
Richd. Dawkins, Mar. 19.
282
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1823.
1824.
1826.
1827.
1828.
Consolidated with the Board of Stamps and Taxes.
On September 13, 1823, the consolidation of the TBoards of Excise for
Ringland and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland took place, and the commis-
sioners from that time have been commissioners for the United Kingdom.
COMMISSIONERs of ExCISE FoR THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Ld. Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir Fras.
Hastings Doyle, dep, ch., John,
E. of Carhampton, hon. Aug.
Phipps, Alexr. Campbell, Wm.
Manley, sir John Cheetham
Mortlock, hon. Chas. Rodolph
Trefusis, Richd. Dawkins, hon.
Jas. Hewitt, Woodbine Parish,
Wm. Plunket, and John Back-
house, Sept.
Abraham Cutto, Patrick P. Fitz-
patrick, Saml. Rose, and Jas.
Cornwall, asst. commrs., of whom
the latter two retired in Sept.
1829, and the former two in May
1830.
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep. ch.,
John, E. of Carhampton, hon.
Aug. Phipps, Alexr. Campbell,
Sir John Cheetham Mortlock,
hon. Chas. Rodolph Trefusis,
Richd. Dawkins, hon. Jas. Hewitt,
Woodbine Parish, Wm. Plunket,
John Backhouse, and Hart Davis,
Aug. 11.
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep. ch.,
hon. Aug. Phipps, Alexr. Camp-
bell, sir John Cheetham Mortlock,
hon. Chas. Rodolph Trefusis, hon.
Jas. Hewitt, Woodbine Parish,
Wm. Plunket, John Backhouse,
Hart Davis, Thos. Harrison, and
hon. Berkeley Paget, July 28.
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep, ch.,
hon. Aug. Phipps, Alexr. Camp-
bell, sir John Cheetham Mortlock,
hon. Chas. Rodolph Trefusis, hon.
Jas. Hewitt, Woodbine Parish,
Wm. Plunket, Hart Davis, Thos.
Harrison, hon. Berkeley Paget,
and Thos., ld. Graves, July
24. -
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep. ch.,
Alexr. Campbell, sir John Cheet-
ham Mortlock, hon. Chas. Ro-
dolph Trefusis, hon. Jas. Hewitt,
Woodbine Parish, Wm. Plunket,
Hart Davis, Thos. Harrison, bon.
Berkeley Paget, Thos., ld. Graves,
and hon. Wm. Hy. Percy, July
28.
1830.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1838.
1839.
1845.
1849.
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, sir
Fras. Hastings Doyle, dep. ch.,
Alexr. Campbell, sir John Cheet-
ham Mortlock, hon. Chas. Ro-
dolph Trefusis, hon. Jas. Hewitt,
Woodbine Parish, Wm. Plunket,
Hart Davis, Thos. Harrison, hon.
Berkeley Paget, and hon. Wm.
Hy. Percy, Feb.
The same board, with the exception
of Alexr. Campbell, hon. Jas.
Hewitt, and Woodbine Parish,
who ceased to be commrs. in Oct.
this year.
Lord Geo. Seymour, chairman, (until
July this year), sir Fras. Hast-
ings Doyle, dep. ch., Sir John
Cheetham Mortlock, hon. Chas.
Rodolph Trefusis, aft. lil. Clinton,
Wm. Plunket, Hart Davis, Thos.
Harrison, hon. Berkeley Paget,
and hon. Wm. Hy. Percy.
Sir Fras. Hastings Doyle, chairman,
Wm. Plunket, dep, ch. (until Sept.
1837), sir John Cheetham Mort-
lock, Hart Davis, Thos. Harrison,
hon. Berkeley Paget, and hon.
Wm. Hy. Percy.
Sir Fras. Hastings Doyle, chairman
(until Dec. 1), Hart Davis, dep.
ch., sir John Cheetham Mortlock,
hon. Berkeley Paget, hon. Wm.
Hy. Percy, Thos. Harrison, and
Hy. Fredk. Stephenson.
John Wood, chairman, Hart Davis,
dep, ch., sir John Cheetham Mort-
lock, hon. Berkeley Paget (until
Nov. 22, 1842), hon. Wm. Hy,
Percy, Thos. Harrison, Hy. Fredk.
Stephenson, and Chas. John Her-
ries. The last app. Nov. 22, 1842.
John Wood, chairman, Hart Davis,
dep, ch., sir John Cheetham Mort-
lock (until Dec. this year), hon.
Wm. Hy. Percy, Thos. Harrison,
Hy. Fredk. Stephenson, Chas.
John Herries, and Chas. Ross.
The last app. Dec. 13.
John Wood, chairman, John Thorn-
ton, dep. ch., Thos. Harrison, Hy.
Fredk. Stephenson, Chas. John
Herries, Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Alfred Montgomery, and
Chas. Pressly, Jan. 6.
See Introduction, ante,
p. 277, and “Commissioners of Inland Revenue,” post, p. 285.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
283
COMMISSIONERS OF STAMP DUTIES FOR ENGLAND AND WALES.
From the reign of William III. to the consolidation of of the Board
with the Board of Taxes in 1834.
1694.
1698.
1700.
1702.
1706.
1708.
1710.
1713.
1714.
1715.
1717.
1721.
Christr. Montagu, John Stanley,
Edwd. Lloyd, Hy. Cornish, Hy.
Harris, Jacob Vanderesch, and
Jas. Isaacson, commrs. for the
several duties upon stamped vel-
lum, parchment, and paper, to
commence from June 28; May
21.
John Stanley, Edwd. Lloyd, Hy.
Cornish, Hy. Harris, Jacob Van-
deresch, Jas. Isaacson, and Thos.
Farrington, Sept. 13.
Edwd. Lloyd, Hy. Cornish, Hy.
Harris, Jas. Isaacson, Thos. Far-
rington, Richd. Uthwayte, and
Robt. Pooley, Dec. 7.
Edwd. Lloyd, Hy. Cornish, Richd.
Uthwayte, Robt. Pooley, and John
Weneyve, June 13.
Edwd. Lloyd, Hy. Cornish, Richd.
Uthwayte, Robt. Pooley, and
Richd. Dyott, Oct. 8.
Edwd. Lloyd, Hy. Cornish, Robt.
Poole, Richd. Dyott, and John
Molesworth, June 26.
Edwd. Lloyd, Robt. Pooley, Richd.
Dyott, John Molesworth, and
Richd. Martyn, May 1.
Edwd. Lloyd, Robt. Pooley, Richd.
Dyott, Richd. Martyn, and Richd.
Steele, June 1. .
Robt. Pooley, Richd. Martyn, Richd.
Steele, sir Brocas Gardiner, and
Thos. Palmer, June 12.
Robt. Pooley, Richd. Martyn, sir
Brocas Gardiner, Thos. Palmer,
and Chas. Vivian, Jan. 15.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, Thos. Palmer,
Chas. Vivian, Richd. Shelton, and
Geo. Cowper, May 5.
Richd. Martyn, Richd. Pye, Thos.
Warner, Nichs. Carew, sen., and
Roger Gale, Dec. 20.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, Richd. Pye,
Thos. Warner, Nichs. Carew, sen.,
and Roger Gale, May 4.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, Richd. Pye,
Thos. Warner, Nichs. Carew, sen.,
and Richd. Houlditch, Nov. 28.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, Richd. Pye,
Thos. Warner, Nichs. Carew, sen.,
and John Shutz, Feb. 21.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, sir Richd. Pye,
Thos. Warner, John Shutz, and
Geo. Townshend, Jan. 29.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, sir Richd. Pye,
John Shutz, Geo. Townshend,
jun., and John Turner, May 12.
1722
1727.
1729.
1734.
1736.
1737.
1763.
1764.
1765.
1775.
1776.
1778.
1781.
1782.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Shutz
Geo. Townshend, jun., John Tur-
ner, and John Shorter, Oct. 12.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Shutz,
John Turner, John Shorter, and
Wm. EIewett, Mar. 17.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Turner,
John Shorter, Wm. Hewett, and
Tichd. Shelly, June 3.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Shorter,
Richd. Shelley, Wm. Fisher, and
Burrington Goldsworthy, June 1.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Shorter,
Richd. Shelley, Wm. Fisher, and
Brinley Skinner, May 6.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, John Shorter,
Richd. Shelly, Wm. Fisher, and
Wm. Blair, Feb. 2.
Sir Brocas Gardiner, Richd. Shelley,
Wm. Blair, Matt. Kenrick, and
John Bird, Apr. 2.
. Richd. Shelley, Wm. Blair, Matt.
Kenrick, John Bird, and John
Plumptree, jun., Feb. 7.
. Richd. Shelley, Wm. Blair, Matt.
Renrick, John Plumptree, jun., and
John Bernard, Aug. 30.
. Richd. Shelley, Wm. Blair, Matt.
Renrick, John Bernard, and Robt.
Thompson, Apr. 15.
. Wm. Blair, Matt. Kenrick, John
Bernard, Robt. Thompson, and
Geo. Whitmore, Dec. 5.
. Wm. Blair, John Bernard, Robt.
Thompson, Geo. Whitmore, and
John Kenrick, Mar. 17.
John Bernard, Robt. Thompson, sir
Jas. Calder, Edwd. Tucker, and
Marm. Gwynne, Feb. 8.
John Bernard, sir Jas. Calder, Edwd.
Tucker, Marm. Gwynne, and Jas.
Bindley, Jan. 4.
Wm. Blair, John Bernard, Geo.
Whitmore, John Kenrick, and
Jas. Bindley, Aug. 24.
Wm. Blair, Geo. Whitmore, John
Kenrick, Jas. Bindley, and Wm.
Bailey, Aug. 3.
Wm. Blair, John Kenrick, Jas. Bind-
ley, Wm. Bailey, and Wm.
Waller.
John Kenrick, Jas. Bindley, Wm.
Bailey, Wm. Waller, and Martin
Whish, July 7.
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Bailey, Wm.
Waller, Richd. Tickel, and Goo.
Jas. Cholmondeley, Aug. 24.
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Bailey, Wm.
284
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Waller, Richd. Tickel, and hon.
John Byng, June 1.
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Bailey, Richd.
Tickel, hon. John Byng, and
Everard Fawkener.
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Bailey, hon. John
Byng, Everard Fawkener, and
Chas. Mellish.
. Jas. Bindley, hon. John Byng,
Everard Fawkener, Chas. Mellish,
and Lewis Jenkins.
Jas. Bindley, hon. John Byng,
Everard Fawkener, Lewis Jen-
kins, and Wm. Robt. Spencer.
Jas. Bindley, Lewis Jenkins, Wm.
Robt. Spencer, Warwick Lake,
and Edwd. Finch Hatton.
Jas. Bindley, Everard Fawkener,
Lewis Jenkins, Wm. Robt. Spen-
cer, and Warwick Lake.
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Robt. Spencer,
Warwick Lake, Edwd. Finch Hat-
ton, and Lewis Jenkins.
Gilbert Neville Neyle,
1783.
1793.
1797.
1799.
1800.
~1804.
1806.
chairman,
Jas. Bindley, Wm. Robt. Spencer,
Warwick Lake, Edwd. Finch Hat-
ton, Hy. Hallam, and Lewis Jen-
kins. .
The same board, with the addition of
Hy. Bouverie, vice Jenkins.
Jas. Sedgwick, chairman, vice Neyle,
res. ; Jas. Bindley, Wm. Robt.
Spencer, Warwick Lake, Edwd.
Consolidated with the Board of Taxes.
1807.
1817.
Finch Hatton, Hy. Hallam, and
HV. Bouverie.
1819. Jas. Sedgwick, chairman, Wm. Robt,
Spencer, Hy. Hallam, Hy. Bou-
verie, John Kingston, Meyrick
Shaw, and Haviland John Ad-
dington.
The same board, with the addition of
Edwd. John Johnston, vice Mey-
rick Shaw, and capt. Wm. A.
Montagu, vice Bouverie, both res.
The same board, with the addition of
Hy. Seymour Montagu, vice Spen-
cer, res.
Hon. Jas. H. K. Stewart, chairman,
John Thornton, capt. Wm. A.
Montagu, Hy. Seymour Montagu,
John Wm. Bowden, capt. Edwd.
Saurin, R.N., and Richd. Wel-
lesley. º
The same board, with the exception
of hon. Jas. H. K. Stewart, in lieu
of whom John Thornton became
chairman.
John Thornton, chairman, capt. Wm.
A.Montagu, Hy.Seymour Montagu,
John Wm. Bowden, capt. Edwd.
Saurin, R.N., and Richd. Wellesley.
John Wood, chairman, John Thorn-
ton, dep, ch. Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Hy. Seymour Montagu,
John Wm. Bowden, and capt.
Edwd. Saurin, R.N.
1823.
1826.
1827.
1828.
1833.
See Introduction, ante, p. 277, and “Com-
missioners of Stamps and Taxes,” post, p. 285.
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE AFFAIRS OF TAXES.
From the accession of George III. in 1760 to the consolidation of the
Board with the Board of Stamps in 1834.
* * Edwd. Younge, Hy. Kelsall, Christr.
Rigby, Richd. Frankland, John
Trenchard, and John Fane.
1762. Edwd. Younge, Christr. Rigby, John
Trenchard, John Fane, Geo.
Quarme, and Thos. Wyndham,
Feb. 15.
Hy. Reade, Edwd. Yonge, Christr.
Rigby, John Trenchard, John
Fane, Geo. Quarme, and Thos.
Wyndham, Apr. 27.
1763. Edwd. Younge, John Trenchard,
Thos. Wyndham, Wm. Blair,
Daml. Bull, Geo. Blount, and
Thos. Bradshaw, Feb. 1.
1765. Edwd. Younge, John Trenchard,
Thos. Wyndham, Danl. Bull,
Geo. Blount, Thos. Bradshaw, and
Christr. Rigby, July 24.
Edwd. Younge, Christr. Rigby, John
Trenchard, Thos. Wyndham,
Danl. Bull, Geo. Blount, and
Edwd. Tucker, Oct. 24.
1767.
1773. Christr. Rigby, John Trenchard,
Thos. Wyndham, Danl. Bull, Geo.
Blount, Chas. Deering, and John
Eames, May 29.
1777. Christr. Rigby, John Trenchard,
Daml. Bull, Geo. Blount, Chas.
Deering, John Eames, and Geo.
Heathcote.
1783. John Trenchard, Daml. Bull, Geo.
Blount, Chas. Deering, John
Eames, Geo. Heathcote, and
Alexr. Popham.
1784. John Trenchard, Daml. Bull, Geo.
Blount, Chas. Deering, John
Eames, Geo. Heathcote, and
Fras. Fownes Luttrell, July 6.
1789. John Trenchard, Danl. Bull, Geo.
Blount, Chas. Deering, John
Eames, Fras. Fownes Luttrell,
Alexr. Popham, and Wm. Lowndes.
1791. John Trenchard, Geo. Blount, Chas.
Deering, John Eames, Fras.
Fownes Luttrell, Alexr. Popham
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
285
Wm. Lowndes, and Barne Barne,
Apr. 9.
John Trenchard, Geo. Blount, Chas.
Deering, John Eames, Alexr.
Popham, Wm. Lowndes, Barne
Barne, and Edwd. Meadows.
John Trenchard, Geo. Blount, Chas.
Deering, Alexr. Popham, Wm.
Lowndes, Barne Barne, Edwd.
Meadows, and Horace Hayes.
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Edwd.
Meadows, Horace Hayes, Geo.
Trenchard Goodenough, and Hy.
Hodgson.
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Edwd.
Meadows, Hy. Hodgson, and
Thos. Davis Lamb.
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Edwd.
Meadows, Hy. Hodgson, and
Thos. Davis Lamb.
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Hy.
Hodgson, Thos. Davis Lamb,
and Gabriel Tucker Steward.
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Thos.
1793.
1795,
1798.
1804.
1806.
1810.
1818.
Consolidated with the Board of Stamps.
Lamb, Gabriel Tucker
and Chas. Powlett .
Davis
Steward,
Rushworth. - -
Wm. Lowndes, Barne Barne, Ga-
briel Tucker Steward, Chas.
Powlett Rushworth, and Wm.
Rigby Bradshaw.
. Wm. Lowndes, Gabriel Tucker
Steward, Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Wm. Rigby Bradshaw,
and Sir Hy. Campbell.
Robt. Mitford, Gabriel Tucker
Steward, Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Wm. Rigby Bradshaw,
and Sir Hy. Campbell.
Robt. Mitford, Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Wm. Rigby Bradshaw,
and sir Hy. Campbell.
John Wood, chairman, John Thorn-
ton, dep. ch., Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Hy. Seymour Montagu,
John Wm. Bowden, and Capt.
1819.
1823.
1828.
1833.
Edwd. Saurin, R.N.
See Introduction, ante, p. 277, and
“Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes,” infra.
COMMISSIONERS OF STAMPS AND TAXES.
Under 4 & 5 Will. IV. cap. 60.
1834. John Wood, chairman, John Thorn-
ton, dep. ch., Chas. Powlett Rush-
worth, Hy. Seymour Montagu,
John Wm. Bowden, and Capt.
Edwd. Saurin, R.N.
1838. Lewis Wickham, chairman, John
Thornton, dep.-ch., Chas. Powlett
Rushworth, Hy. Seymour Monta-
gu, John Wm. Bowden, and
Capt. Edwd. Saurin, R.N.
Mr. Wood, previously chairman
of this board, was appointed
chairman of the board of Ex-
CIS6),
Consolidated with the Board of Excise.
anfra.
“Commissioners of Inland Revenue,”
1840. The same board, with the exception.
of John Wm. Bowden, deceased.
1846. Hy. Lewis Wickham, chairman, John.
Thornton, dep. ch., Chas. Powlett
Rushworth, Hy. Seymour Monta-
gu, and Alfred Montgomery, vice:
Saurin, transf. to the Board of
Customs.
1849. John Wood, chairman, John Thorn-
ton, dep, ch., Thos. Harrison,
Hy. Fredk. Stephenson, Chas.
John Herries, Chas. Powlett;
Rushworth, Alfred Montgomery,
and Chas. Pressly. Jan. 6.
See Introduction, ante, p. 277, and,
COMMISSIONERS OF INLAND REVENUE.
Under 12 & 13 Vict. cap. 1.
ORIGINAL BOARD.
Where marked “ceased "the vacancy was
not filled up.
1849. John Wood, chairman.
John Thornton, dep. ch.,
1855.
Thos. Harrison, d. May 6, 1851.
Hy. Fredk, Stephenson,
Chas. John Herries, dep. ch. 1857,
vice Pressly; chairman Aug. 15,
1877, vice W. H. Stephenson.
ceased
1849. Chas. Powlett Rushworth, ceased.
1855.
Alfred Montgomery, ceased 1881–2.
Chas. Pressly, dep. ch. 1855, vice
Thornton; chairman 1857, vice:
Wood.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
1855. Hy. Roberts, vice Thornton or Rush-
worth.
1858. Sir. Alexr. Duff Gordon, vice.
Wood.
286
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1858. Jas. Disraeli, vice H. F. Stephenson;
d. 1869.
1863. Wm. Hy. Stephenson, aft. Sir W.,
K.C.B.; commr. and chairman, vice
Pressly.
1872. Algernon Edwd. West, aft. Sir A.,
vice Gordon; dep, ch. Aug. 15,
1877, vice Herries; chairman
1881, vice Herries.
1874. Major Hon. Chas. Jas. Keith-Fal-
coner, vice Roberts.
1877. Walter Stafford Northcote, aft. visc.
St. Cyres and E. of Iddesleigh
Aug. 15, vice Stephenson; dep, ch.
1886, vice Young.
1881. Adam Young, commr., vice Herries,
and dep. ch., vice West.
1882. John Arthur Godley,
Montgomery.
1883. Fredk. Lacey Robinson, vice Godley.
1888. Sidney Fras. Godolphin Osborne,
vice Young.
C.B., vice
LORD HIGH STEWARDS OF ENGLAND.
THIs office is of great antiquity, having been established prior to the
reign of Edward the Confessor. The Lord High Steward was the prime
officer under the king, the office was annexed to the lordship of
Hinckley, in Leicestershire, and this lordship belonging to the family
of Montfort, earls of Leicester, they were in right of it, Lord High
Stewards of England. But Simon de Montfort, the last earl of this
family, having made a bad use of the power which this office gave
him, raised a rebellion against his sovereign Henry III., and was
attainted and his estate forfeited. Henry and his successors in some
measure abolished the office, and it is now only revived pro hdc vice, to
officiate at a coronation or on the trial of a peer.
ToBD HIGH STEWARDS OF ENGLAND FROM THE RESTORATION OF
KING CHARLES II.
1661 Jas., D. of Ormond ; for the coron
of Charles II., crowned Apr.
23.
Edwd., E. of Clarendon, ld, chanc.;
for the trial of Thos., ld. Morley
and Monteagle, Apr. 12.
Heneage, ld. Finch, ld, chanc.; for
the trial of Chas., ld. Cornwallis,
June 15.
The same ; for the trial of Philip,
E. of Pembroke and Montgomery,
Mar. 18.
The same ; for the trial of Thos.,
E. of Danby, May 10.
The same ; for the trial of Wm.,
E. of Powis; Wm., visc. Stafford;
Hy., ld. Arundel of Wardour;
Wm., ld. Petre ; and John, ld.
Belasyse, May 27.
The same ; for the trial of Wm.,
visc. Stafford, Nov. 30.
Jas., D. of Ormond ; for the coron.
of Jas. II., crowned Apr. 23.
Geo., ld. Jeffreys, ld, chanc, ; for
the trial of Hy., ld. Delamere,
Jan. 9.
Wm., E.
1666.
j676.
1677.
1679.
M680.
1685.
1689. of Devonshiro ; for the
coron. of William III, and Mary
II., crowned Apr. 11.
1692. Thos., M. of Carmarthen ; for the
trial of Chas., ld. Mohun, Mar.
25.
John, ld. Somers, ld, chanc.; for
the trial of Edwd. Hy., E. of
Warwick and Holland, and of
Chas., ld. Mohun, Jan. 31.
Wm., D. of Devonshire; for the
coron, of Queen Anne, crowned
Apr. 13.
Chas., D. of Grafton, for the coron.
of George I., crowned Oct. 20.
Wm., ld. Cowper, ld, chanc. ; for
the trial of Jas., E. of Derwent-
water; Wm., ld. Widdrington;
Wm., E. of Nithsdale; Robt., E.
of Carnwath ; Wm., visc. Ken-
*: and Wm., ld. Nairne, Jan.
The same ; for the trial of Geo.,
E. of Wintoun, Mar, 15.
The same ; for the trial of Robt., E.
3. Oxford and E. Mortimer, June
Peter, ld. King, ld, chanc.; for the
1699.
1702.
1714.
1716.
1717.
1725.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 287
trial of Thos., E. of Macclesfield, 1788. Edwd., ld. Thurlow, ld, chanc.; for
May 14. the trial of Warren Hastings, Feb.
1727. Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset ; for 12.
the coron, of George II., crowned 1793. Alexr., ld, Loughborough, ld, chanc.;
Oct. 11. - for the trial of the same, Jan.
1746. Philip, ld. Hardwicke, Id. chanc.; 28.
for the trial of Wm., E. of Kil- This trial continued seven years, and
marnock ; Geo., E. of Cromarty; ended in the acquittal of Mr.
and Arthur, ld. Balmerino, July Hastings, Apr. 23, 1795.
5. 1806. Thos., ld. Erskine, ld, chanc.; for
1747. The same ; for the trial of Simon, the trial of Hy., visc. Melville,
ld. Lovat, Mar. 9. Apr. 29.
1760. Robt., ld. Henley, ld. keeper; for 1821. Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey; for the
the trial of Lawrence, Earl Fer- coron. of George IV., crowned
rers, Apr. July 19.
1761. Wm., Earl Talbot; for the coron, of 1831. Alexr., D. of Hamilton; for the coron.
George III., crowned Sept. 22. of William IV., crowned Sept. 8.
1765. Robt., E. of Northington, ld, chanc.; 1838. The same ; for the coron. of Queen
for the trial of Wm. Byron, ld. Victoria, crowned June 28.
Byron, May. 1841. Thos., ld. Denman, l. c. j. of the
1776. Hy., E. Bathurst, ld... chanc.; for queen's bench ; for the trial of
the trial of Elizth. Chudleigh, Jas. Thos. Brudenell, E. of Car-
duchess of Kingston, Feb. 10. digan, Feb. 16.
LORD GREAT CHAMBERLAINS OF ENGLAND AND
THEIR, DEPUTIES.
THIs office is hereditary, is of great antiquity, and was anciently of
much importance. It was granted by Henry I. to the family of De
Were, earls of Oxford, by whom it was enjoyed for nearly six centuries.
On the death of the 18th earl of Oxford, of this family, without issue,
in 1625, both the office and earldom were claimed, together with other
titles, by Robert Bertie, baron Willoughby De Eresby, in right of his
mother, who was sister and heiress of Edward, 17th earl of Oxford.
The earldom was awarded by the house of lords to the heir male colla-
teral, in whose son it became extinct; while the office of Hereditary
Great Chamberlain was adjudged to be descendible through heirs
female, and was consequently confirmed to lord Willoughby De Eresby,
who took his seat in the house of lords in that capacity in 1626. This
nobleman was created duke of Ancaster and Kesteven in July 1715, and
the office descended uninterruptedly in his family until the death of the
4th duke in 1779, when the barony of Willoughby De Eresby fell into
abeyance, and the chamberlainship was claimed by , five distinct
branches of the family. The house of lords decided that it became
vested in the two sisters of the deceased 4th duke jointly, and that they
were competent to appoint a deputy. In favour of the elder of these
sisters the abeyance of the barony of Willoughby De Eresby was ter-
minated, and she became a baroness in her own right. The second
sister married into the family of Cholmondeley.
LoRD GREAT CHAMBERLAINS OF ENGLAND FROM 1626.
RING CHARLES I. killed at the battle of Edgehill,
1626. Robt., ld, Willoughby De Eresby, by Oct. 23, 1642.
- descent from the De Veres, earls | 1642. Montagu, E. of Lindsey.
of Oxford; cr. E. of Lindsey; -
288
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1666.
1701.
1723.
1742.
1778.
1779.
1780.
1828.
1780.
1821.
RING CHARLES II.
Robt., 3rd E. of Lindsey.
RING WILLIAM III.
Robt., 4th E. of Lindsey; cr. M.
of Lindsey in 1706, and D. of
Ancaster and Kesteven in 1715.
JKING GEORGE I.
Peregrine, 2nd D. of Ancaster and
Kesteven.
KING GEORGE II.
Peregrine, 3rd D. of Ancaster and
Resteven.
KING GEORGE III.
Robt., 4th D. of Ancaster and Kes-
teven; d. July 8, 1779.
The office vacant, and the claim to
it in dispute for upwards of a
year.
Priscilla Barbara Elizth., lady Wil-
loughby De Eresby, andGeorgiana,
countess, aft. marchs. of Chol-
mondely, jointly; the baroness d.
Dec. 29, 1828.
RING GEORGE IV.
Peter Robt., ld. Willoughby
De Eresby, and Georgiana, dowa-
ger marchs. of Cholmondeley,
jointly ; the marchs. d. June 23,
1838.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
1838. Peter Robt., ld. Willoughby De
Eresby, d. Feb. 22, 1865; and
Geo. Horatio, 2nd M. of Chol-
mondeley, jointly.
1865. Geo. Horatio, 2nd M. of Cholmonde-
ley (d. May 8, 1870, s. p.); and
Albyric, ld. Willoughby De Eresby
(d. Aug. 26, 1870, s. p.), jointly.
1870. Wm. Hy. Hugh, 3rd M. of Chol-
mondeley, and Clementina Elizth.,
dowager lady Aveland, aft. lady
Willoughby De Eresby, and Char-
lotte Augusta Annabella, dowager
lady Carrington, daurs. of Peter
Robt., and sisters and coheiresses
of Alberic, ld. Willoughy De
Eresby, jointly. Lady Carring-
ton d. July 26, 1879.
1879. Wm. Hy. Hugh, 3rd M. of Chol-
mondeley, and Clementina Elizth.,
lady Willoughby De Eresby, and
Chas. Robt., ld. Carrington, joint-
ly. The M, of Cholmondeley d.
Dec. 16, 1884.
1884. Geo. Hy. Hugh, 4th M. of Chol-
mondeley, Clementina Elizth., lady
Willoughby De Eresby, and Chas.
Robt., ld, Carrington, jointly.
DEPUTY GREAT CHAMBERLAINS OF ENGLAND.
Sir Peter Burrell, bt., husband of
Priscilla Barbara Elizth., lady Wil-
loughby d'Eresby, aft. li. Gwy-
dyr; as deputy to his wife, and
for Georgiana, countess and aft.
marchs. of Cholmondeley.
Peter Robt., ld. Gwydyr, aft. ld.
Willoughby De Eresby, as deputy
to lady Willoughby De Eresby and
the marchs. of Cholmondeley,
above named; succ. to the office
in his own right on the death of
his mother in 1828; vide supra.
1871. Gilbert Hy., ld. Aveland, as deputy
to Clementina Elizth., dowager
lady Aveland, aft. ladyWilloughby
De Eresby, and Charlotte Augusta
Annabella, dowager lady Car-
rington, vide supra.
1879. Gilbert Hy., ld. Aveland, as deputy
to lady Willoughby De Eresby,
above named.
LORD HIGH CONSTABLES OF ENGLAND.
THE office of Constable existed before the conquest, and seems to have
been instituted by the Saxons. It was granted in the reign of Stephen
to Milo de Gloucester, earl of Hereford, and went with inheritance, and
by the tenure of certain manors in Gloucestershire,” by grand sergean-
try, into the family of the Bohuns, earls of Hereford and Essex, and
afterwards into the family of Stafford, as heirs-general to them. In
* The castle of Caldecot or Caldecote, near Chepstow, in Monmouthshire, was the
residence of the Lord High Constables of England, and was held by them in virtue of
their office.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
289
1521 this office became forfeited to the king in the person of Edward
Stafford, duke of Buckingham, who was in that year attainted of high
treason, and it then ceased to be hereditary. The Lord High Constable
is now only appointed pro hdc vice, to officiate at coronations or at
trials by contbat.
LORD HIGH ConstABLEs AT CoronATIONS FROM THAT OF EDWARD VI.
KING EDwARD VI.
1547. Hy., M. of Dorset, aft. D. of Suffolk.
The king crowned, Sunday, Feb.
20.
QUEEN MARY.
Wm., E. of Arundel.
crowned, Oct. 1.
1553. The queen
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
1559. Hy., E. of Arundel. The queen
crowned, Jan. 15.
RING JAMES I.
1603. Edwd., E. of Worcester. The king
crowned, with his queen, Anne,
July 25.
RING CHARLES I.
Geo., D. of Buckingham. The king
crowned, with his queen, Hen-
rietta Maria, Feb. 2.
1626.
RING CHARLES II.
Algernon, E. of Northumberland.
The king crowned, Apr. 23.
1661.
RING JAMES II.
Hy., D. of Grafton.
crowned, Apr. 23.
WILLIAM and MARY.
1689. Jas, D. of Ormond. The king and
queen crowned, Apr. 11.
1685. The king
QUEEN ANNE.
1702. Wriothesley, D. of Bedford. The
queen crowned, Apr. 13.
RING GEORGE I
1714. John, D. of Montagu. The king
crowned, Oct. 20.
FCING GEORGE II.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Lenox, and
Aubigny. The king crowned, with
his queen, Wilhelmina Caroline,
1727.
Oct. 11.
KING GEORGE III.
1761. John, D. of Bedford. The king
crowned, with his queen, Char-
lotte Sophia, Sept. 22.
g KING GEORGE IV.
1821. Arthur, D. of Wellington. The king
crowned, July 19.
RING WILLIAM IV.
The same. The king crowned, with
his queen, Adelaide, Sept. 8.
1831.
QUEEN VICTORLA.
The same. The queen crowned,
June 28.
1838.
EARL MARSHALS AND THEIR, DEPUTIES.
See Part W., “Heraldic,” post.
THE LORD STEWARD'S DEPARTMENT.
LORD STEWARDS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
IKING HENRY VII.
# * Robert, ld. Brooke.
1502, Sir Gilbert Talbot.
ICING HENRY VIII.
1509. Geo., E. of Shrewsbury.
1541. Chas., D. of Suffolk.
19
290
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1544,
1547.
1551.
1553.
1558.
1568.
1570.
1588.
1603.
1618.
1623.
1625.
1640.
1644.
1660.
1685.
1689.
1702.
1707.
1710.
1711.
1714.
1716.
1718.
1725.
1727.
1730.
1733.
1737
1744
Wm., ld. St. John of Basing, aft.
E. of Wiltshire, and M. of Win-
chester.
KING EDWARD VI.
Wm., ld. St. John, contal.
John, D. of Northumberland, be-
headed in 1553.
QUEEN MARY.
Hy., E. of Arundel.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Hy., E. of Arundel, contal.
Wm., E. of Pembroke.
Robt., E. of Leicester.
Wm., ld. St. Jonn of Basing, eldest
son to the M. of Winchester.
RING JAMES I.
Chas., E. of Nottingham.
Ludovick, D. of Richmond and
Lenox.
Jas., M. of Hamilton and E. of Cam-
bridge.
RING CHARLEs I.
Wm., E. of Pembroke, d. in 1630.
The office vacant for some years.
Thos., E. of Arundel and Surrey.
Jas., D. of Richmond and Lenox.
KING CHARLEs II.
Jas., D. of Ormond.
RING JAMES II.
Jas., D. of Ormond, contal.
EING WILLIAM III.
Wm., E., aft. 1st D. of Devonshire.
QUEEN ANNE.
Wm., 1st D. of Devonshire, contal. ;
d. Aug. 18, 1707.
Wm., 2nd D. of Devonshire, Sept.
8
John, D. of Buckinghamshire and
Normandy.
John, E. Paulet.
RING GEORGE I.
Wm., 2nd D. of Devonshire, again.
Hy., D. of Kent.
John, D. of Argyle and Greenwich.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset.
RING GEORGE II.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, conta.
Philip Dormer, E. of Chesterfield.
Wm., 3rd D. of Devonshire.
Tionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, again.
Win, 3rd D. of Devonshire, again.
1749.
1755.
1760.
1761.
1782.
1783.
1789.
1799.
1802.
1804.
1812.
1821.
1830.
1833.
1835.
1839.
1841.
1846.
1850.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1874.
1880.
1885.
1886.
Chas., D. of Marlborough, June 12,
John, D. of Rutland.
RING GEORGE III.
John, D. of Rutland, contal.
Wm., E. of Talbot.
Fredk., E. of Carlisle, May 4.
Chas., D. of Rutland, Feb. 14.
William, E. of Dartmouth, Apr. 9.
Jas., D. of Chandos, Dec. 26; d. Oct.,
1789.
John Fredk., D. of Dorset, Oct. 7.
Geo., E. of Leicester, Feb. 20.
Geo., E. of Dartmouth, Aug. 15.
Heneage, E. of Aylesford, May 30.
Geo. Jas., E., aft. M. of Cholmonde-
ley, Feb. 19.
RING GEORGE IV.
Hy., M. of Conyngham, Dec. 11.
KING WILLIAM IV.
Richd., D. of Buckingham and
Chandos, July 16.
Richd., marq. Wellesley, Nov. 23.
Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll, Sept. 12.
Thos., E. of Wilton, Jan. 5.
Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll, again, Apr.
23.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Wm. Geo., E. of Erroll, Nov. 15.
Chas. Cecil, E. of Liverpool, Sept. 3.
Hugh, E. Fortescue, July 9. -
Richd., M. of Westminster, Mar. 22.
Jas., D. of Montrose, K.T., Feb. 27,
G.
Hy. Chas., D. of Norfolk, K.G.,
Jan. 4, G.
Fredk., E. Spencer, K.G., Jan. 10,
G
Iºdwd. Granville, E. of St. Germans,
G.C.B., Nov. 23, G.
Brownlow, M. of Exeter, K.G., Feb.
26, G.
Edwd. Granville, E. of St. Germans,
G.C.B., again, June 18, G.
John Geo. Brabazon, E. of Bess-
borough, Jan. 20, G. -
John Winston, D. of Marlborough,
July 10, G.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, Mar. 19,
G.
John Geo. Brabazon, E. of BeSS-
borough, again, Dec, 12, SW.
Fredk., E. Beauchamp, Mar. 2, G.
John Robt., Earl Sydney, G.C.B.,
May 3, G.
Wm. Hy., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe,
June 27, sw.
John Robt., Earl Sydney, G.C.B.,
again, Feb. 10, G.
Wm. Hy., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe,
again, Aug. 16, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
291
% º
1500.
1521.
1537.
1538.
1541.
1547.
1560,
* }
1586.
1597.
1601.
1603.
1616.
1618.
1625.
1639.
1641.
1660.
1663.
1668.
1672.
1686.
1689.
1702.
1708.
TREASURERS OF TEIE HOUSEEIOLD.
1712. Geo., E. Lansdowne of Bideford,
RING HENRY WII.
Sir Richd. Croft,
Sir Thos. Lovell.
KING HENRY WIII.
Sir Thos. Boleyn (father of Q. Anna
Boleyn), aft. visc. Rochford and
E. of Wiltshire, Dec.
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam,
Southampton.
Sir Wm. Paulet, aft. 1d. St. John
of Basing, E. of Wiltshire and
M. of Winchester.
Sir Thos. Cheney.
RING EDwARD VI.
Sir Thos. Cheney, contal.
aft. E. of
QUEEN MARY.
The office vacant.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Thos. Parry.
Sir Edwd. Montagu.
Sir Fras. Knollys, K.G.
Roger, ld. North.
Sir Wm. Knollys.
KING JAMES I.
Sir Wm. Knollys, contal. ; aft. Id.
Enollys, visc. Wallingford, and
E. of Banbury.
Edwd., ld, Wotton,
Sir Thos. Edmonds.
RING CHARLES I.
Sir Thos. Edmonds, contal.
Sir Hy. Vane, sen.
Thos., visc. Savile, in Ireland, and
ld. Savile of Pomfret, in Eng-
land.
IKING CHARLES II.
Sir Fredk. Cornwallis, bt., aft. Id.
Cornwallis.
Chas., visc. Fitz-Harding, of Ire-
land.
Sir Thos. Clifford, ld. Clifford of
Chudleigh. -
Fras., ld. Newport, aft. visc. New-
port and E. of Bradford.
RING JAMES II.
Wm., E. of Yarmouth.
ECING WILLIAM III.
Fras., ld. Newport, again.
QUEEN ANNE.
Fras., now E. of Bradford, contal.
Hugh, E. of Cholmondeley.
1714.
1725.
1727.
1730.
1731.
1737.
1755.
1756.
1757.
1760.
1761.
1765.
1766.
1777.
1779.
1780.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1793.
1806.
1807.
1812.
1826.
| 1830.
1837.
1841.
1846.
1847.
1852.
1853.
1858.
1859,
Aug. 18.
RING GEORGE I.
Hugh, E. of Cholmondeley, again.
Paul Methuen, aft. Sir P., K.B.
RING GEORGE II.
Sir Paul Methuen, contal.
Robt., ld. Bingley.
John, ld., aft. E. De la Warr,
K.B., June 12.
Benjn., E. Fitzwalter.
John, ld. Berkeley of Stratton.
John, visc. Bateman, Nov. 19.
Percy, E. of Thomond, July 8.
RING GEORGE III.
Percy, E. of Thomond, contal.
Hy. Arthur, E. of Powis.
Geo., ld. Edgcumbe,
Mount Edgcumbe.
John Shelly, aft. Sir J.
Fredk., E. of Carlisle, June 13.
Geo., ld. Onslow and Cranley.
Jas., visc. Cranbourn, aft. E.
Salisbury, Sept. -
Thos., E. of Effingham, Apr. 10.
Hon. Chas. Greville, Apr.
Jas., E. of Courtown, Aug.
Jas. Geo., visc. Stopford, June 20.
Chas. Aug., ld. Ossulston, Feb. 12.
Jas. Geo., visc. Stopford, again,
Mar. 31 ; aft. E. of Courtown.
Robt., visc. Jocelyn, May 8.
Lord Wm. Chas. Cavendish Ben-
tinck, July 29.
ECING GEORGE IV.
Sir Wm. Hy. Fremantle, Apr. 29.
|KING WILLIAM IV.
Sir Wm. Hy. Fremantle, contal.
aft. visc.
of
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Hy. Chas., E. of Surrey, July 19.
Geo. Stevens Byng, aft. la. Strafford,
visc. Enfield, and E. of Strafford,
June 23.
Fredk. Wm., Earl Jermyn, Sept. 9.
Lord Robt. Grosvenor, Aug. 4.
Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill,
July 22.
Lord Claude Hamilton, Feb. 27, G.
Geo. Aug. Constantine, E. of Mul-
grave, aft. M. of Normanby, Jan.
Lord Čiaude Hamilton, again, Feb.
26, G.
Honºwm. Coutts Keppel, c.c. visc.
Bury, June 23, G.
19 &
292
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1872.
1874.
* 3:
1537.
1542.
1553.
1557.
1558.
1560.
1565.
1588.
1590.
I601.
1603.
1616.
1618.
1621.
1625.
1628.
1640.
1641.
1642.
1660.
1660.
Hon. Otho Aug. Fitzgerald, c.c.
ld. Otho Fitzgerald, May 8,
G.
Wm. Alleyne Cecil, c.c. lá. Burgh-
ley, July 10, G.
Hon. Percy Egerton Herbert, C.B.,
Feb. 27, G.
Geo., ld. de Tabley, Dec. 12, G.
Aug. Fredk. Geo. Warwick, ld.
Poltimore, Mar. 1, G.
Wm. John, ld. Monson, Jan. 1, G.
1874.
1875.
1880.
1885.
1886.
Hon. Hy. Geo. Percy, c.c. E. Percy,
Mar. 2, G.
Hon. Hy. Fredk. Thynne, c.c. lá.
Hy, Thynne, Dec. 14, G.
Gavin, E. of Breadalbane, May 3, G.
Wm. Pleydell-Bouverie, c.c. visc.
Folkestone, June 27, G.
Victor Alexr., E. of Elgin and Kin-
cardine, Feb. 17, G.
Wm. Pleydell-Bouverie, c.c. visc.
Folkestone, again, Aug. 5, G.
COMPTROLLERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
FCING HENRY WII.
Sir Richd. Edgcumbe.
ECING EENRY WIII.
Sir Edwd. Poynings. -
Sir John Russell, aft. li. Russell
and E. of Bedford.
Sir John Gage.
RING EDWARD VI.
. Sir John Gage, contal. -
Sir Wm. Paget, aft. Id. Paget.
. Sir Anthy. Wingfield.
QUEEN MARY.
Sir Robt. Rochester, K.G.
Sir Thos. Cornwallis.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Thos. Parry.
Sir Edwd. Rogers.
Sir Jas. Crofts.
Sir Fras. Knollys.
Sir Wm. Knollys, (his son), aft.
ld. Knollys and visc. Walling-
ford.
Edwd.
Wotton.
Wotton, aft, ld.
RING JAMES I.
Sir Edwd., now lä. Wotton, contal.
Sir Hy. Carey.
Sir Thos. Edmondes, K.B.
Sir Hy. Carey, aft. visc. Falkland.
Sir John Suckling. *
RING CHARLES I.
Sir John Savile, aft. li. Savile,
and E. of Sussex.
Sir Hy. Vane, sen.
Sir Thos. Jermyn.
Sir Peter Wyche.
Sir Christr. Hatton,
Hatton.
aft. Id.
KING CHARLES II.
Sir Chas. Berkeley, aft. visc. Fitz-
harding.
Sir Hugh Pollard, K.B.
1666.
1668.
1672.
1685.
1689.
1702.
1704.
1708.
1709.
1711.
1712.
1713.
1714.
1720.
1725.
1727.
1730.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1760.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1774.
1777.
1779.
Sir Thos. Clifford, aft. lī. Clifford
of Chudleigh.
Fras., ld. Newport, aft. visc. New-
port and E. of Bradford.
Wm., ld, Maynard.
RING JAMES II.
Hy., ld. Waldegrave.
RING WILLIAM III.
Hon. Thos. Wharton,
E., and M. of Wharton.
aft. lī.,
QUEEN ANNE.
Sir Edwd. Seymour, bt.
Sir Thos. Mansell, bt., aft.
Mansell, Apr. 27.
Hugh, E. of Cholmondeley, May.
Sir Thos. Felton, bt., Oct.
Sir John Holland, bt., June 2.
Sir Thos. Mansell, bt., aft.
Mansell, again. -
Geo., Id. Lansdowne of Bideford.
Sir John Stonehouse, bt.
ld.
ld.
KING GEORGE I.
Hugh Boscawen, aft. visc. Falmouth.
Paul Methuen, aft. Sir P., K.B.
Daniel, ld. Finch, aft. E. of Win-
chelsea and Nottingham.
RING GEORGE II.
Danl., ld. Finch, contal.
Hon. Sir Conyers D'Arcy, June 11.
Wills, E. of Hillsborough.
John, ld. Hobart, aft. E. of Buck-
inghamshire.
Hon. Rich.d. Edgcumbe, aft. li.
Edgcumbe, Nov. 19.
KING GEORGE III.
Richd., ld. Edgcumbe, contal.
Hy. Arthur, E. of Powis, May 31.
Lord Geo. Cavendish, Nov.
Lord Chas. Spencer.
Humphrey Morrice, Jan. 10.
Thos. Pelham, aft. li. Pelham,
Sept. 6.
Sir Wm. Meredith, bt., Mar. 9.
Geo., ld. Onslow and Cranley.
Sir Richd. Worsley, bt.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
293
1782.
1784.
1787.
1790.
1791.
1797.
1804.
1812.
1820.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1841,
1841.
1846.
hold.
1603.
1615.
1620.
1625.
1628.
1642.
1847.
Peter, earl Ludlow.
Robt., visc. Galway.
Hon. John Chas. Williers, Feb. 19.
Hon. Dudley Ryder, aft. lä.
Harrowby, Feb. 27.
Geo., visc. Parker, aft. E. of Maccles-
field, Apr. 21.
Lord Chas. Hy. Somerset, Apr. 27.
Lord Geo. Thynne, May 31.
Lord Geo. Thos. Beresford, July 29.
ECING GEORGE IV.
Lord Geo. Thos. Beresford, contal.
RING WILLIAM IV.
Lord Robt. Grosvenor, Nov. 23.
Hon. Hy. Thos. Lowry Corry, Dec.
29
Geo. Stevens Byng, aft. lil. Strafford,
visc. Enfield, and E. of Strafford,
May 7.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Geo. Stevens Byng, contal. .
Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill, June
23.
Hon. Geo. Lionel Dawson Damer,
Sept. 9.
Lord A. M. C. Hill, again, July 7.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1856.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1868.
1874.
1879.
1880.
1885.
1886.
1886.
Hon. Wm. Sebright Lascelles, July
22.
Geo. Aug. Constantine, E. of Mul-
grave, aft. M. of Normanby, July
2
3.
Geo. Cecil Weld Forester, Feb. 27, G.
Archibald, visc. Drumlanrig, aft. M.
of Queensberry, Jan. 4, G.
Hon. Val. Aug. Browne, c.c. visc.
Castlerosse, aft. E. of Kenmare,
, July 25, G.
Geo. Cecil Weld Forester, again,
Feb. 26, G.
Hon. Granville Leveson, c.c. 1d.
Proby, June 23, G. -
Hon. Chas. Philip Yorke, c.c. visc.
Royston, July 10, G.
Hon. Otho Aug. Fitzgerald, c.c.
ld. Otho Fitzgerald, Dec. 12, G.
Hon. Hy. Richd. Chas. Somerset,
c.c. la. Hy. Somerset, Mar. 2, G.
Hon. Hugh De Grey Seymour, c.c.
E. of Yarmouth, Feb. 4, G.
Wm., ld. Kensington, May 3, G.
Arthur Wrm. Hill, c. c. 1d. Arthur
Hill, June 27, G.
Hon. Edwd. Majoribanks, Feb. 10, G.
Arthur Wm. Hill, c. c. 1d. Arthur
Hill, again, Aug. 5, G.
COFFERERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
THIS office was abol shed in 1782 by 22 Geo. III. cap. 82, and the
duties transferred to the lord steward and the paymaster of the house-
CoFFERERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
From the reign of Queen Elizabeth to the abolition of the
office in 1782.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Hy. Cocks.
KING JAMEs I.
Sir Richd. Vernou.
Sir Arthur Ingram.
Sir Marmaduke Darrell.
RING CHARLEs I.
Sir FIy. Vane.
Sir John Suckling.
Wm. Ashburnham.
RING CHARLEs II.
Wm. Ashburnham, conta.
RING JAMES II.
Sir Peter Apsley.
RING WILLIAM III.
Hy. Herbert, aft. ld. Herbert of
Chirbury,
1702.
1704.
1711.
1714.
1723.
1725.
1727.
1730.
1741.
1743.
1744.
1746.
1754.
1755.
QUEEN ANNE.
Sir Benjn. Bathurst. -
Hon. Fras. Godolphin, aft. visc.
Rialton, and E. of Godolphin.
Saml. Masham, aft. li. Masham.
RING GEORGE I.
Francis, E. of Godolphin, again.
Wm. Pulteney, aft. E. of Bath.
Hy., 7th E. of Lincoln.
IKING GEORGE II.
Hy., E. of Lincoln, contal.
Horace Walpole, aft. li. Walpole.
Sir Wm. Yonge, bt. and K.B.
Saml., ld, Sandys.
Edmd. Waller.
Hy., 9th E. of Lincoln, aft. D. of
Newcastle.
Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt., aft. ld.
Lyttelton.
Thos., D. of Leeds.
294
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1760.
1761.
1765.
1766.
hold.
1685.
1689.
1692.
1702,
1713.
1714.
T720.
1722.
1485.
1508.
1509.
1526.
1530.
1535.
1547.
1550.
1551.
RING GEORGE III.
Thos., D. of Leeds, contal.
Hon. Jas. Grenville, Apr. 17.
Percy, E. of Thomond, Nov. 18.
Richd., E. of Scarborough, July 12.
Hans Stanley.
1774. Jeremiah Dyson.
1776. Hans Stanley, again.
1780. Fras., visc, Beauchamp, aft. 2nd
IE. of Yarmouth and M. of Hert-
ford.
Office abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III. cap. 82.
TREASURERS OF THE CHAMBER.
THIs office was abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III. cap. 82, and the
duties transferred to the lord steward and the paymaster of the house-
TREASURERs of THE CHAMBER.
From the Restoration to the abolition of the office in 1782.
IKING CHARLES II.
Sir Edwd. Griffin, bt.
RING JAMES II.
Sir Edwd. Griffin, contal.
RING WILLIAM III.
Sir Rowland Gwin.
Edwd., aft. E. of Orford.
QUEEN ANNE.
Chas., visc. Fitzharding.
John, ld. De la Warr.
KING GEORGE I.
Chas. Bodville, E. of Radnor.
Hon. Hy. Pelham.
Hon. Chas. Stanhope.
RING GEORGE II.
1727. Sir John Hobart, bt., aft. 16.
Hobart and E. of Buckingham-
shire.
1744. Sir John Hinde Cotton, bt.
1746. Hon. Richd. Arundel.
1747. Saml., ld. Sandys.
1755. Wills, E. of Hillsborough.
1756. Hon. Chas. Townshend.
KING GEORGE III.
1760. Hon. Chas. Townshend, conta.
1761. Sir Fras. Dashwood, bt., aft. li. Le
Despencer.
1762. Sir Gilbert Elliot, bt.
1770. Geo. Rice.
1779. Lord Chas. Spencer.
Office abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III, cap. 82.
THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN’S DEPARTMENT.
LORD CHAMBERLAINS
FCING HENRY WII.
Sir Wm. Stanley, beheaded.
Sir Chas Somerset, aft. li. Herbert
and E of Worcester.
ECING HENRY VIII.
Chas., E of Worcester, contal.
Hy., E. of Arundel.
Wm., ld. Sandys of the Wine.
Wm., ld. St. John of Basing.
EING EDWARD VI.
Wm., ld. St. John of Basing, contal.
Thos., ld. Wentworth.
Thos., ld. D'Arcy of Chiche.
OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
QUEEN MARY.
1553. John, ld. Williams.
1557. Wm., ld, Howard of Effingham.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
1558. Wm., ld. Howard of Effingham, contal
1572. Thos., E. of Sussex.
1585. Hy., ld. Hunsdon.
1596. Geo., ld. Hunsdon.
RING JAMES I.
1603. Geo., ld. Hunsdon, conta.
Thos., E. of Suffolk.
1613. Robt., E. of Somerset.
1615. Wm., E. of Pembroke
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
295
1625.
1641.
1642.
1660.
1671.
1674.
1681.
1685.
1686.
1689.
1695.
1699.
1700.
1702.
1704.
1714.
1714.
1715.
1717.
1724.
1727.
1757.
1760.
1762,
1763.
1765.
1766.
CéSSOTS.
1782.
1783.
RING CHARLEs I.
Wrm., E. of Pembroke, contal.
Philip, E. of Montgomery, and aft.
of Pembroke.
Robt., E. of Essex.
Edwd., E. of Dorset.
KING CHARLES II.
Edwd., E. of Manchester.
Hy., E. of St. Albans.
Hy., E. of Arlington,
John, E. of Mulgrave, aft. D. of
Buckingham.
KING JAMES II.
Robt., E. of Ailesbury and Elgin,
July.
Thos., E. of Ailesbury and Elgin,
Oct.
John, E. of Mulgrave, aft. D. of
Buckingham, again.
RING WILLIAM III.
Chas., E. of Dorset and Middlesex.
Robt., E. of Sunderland.
Chas., D. of Shrewsbury.
Edwd., E. of Jersey.
QUEEN ANNE.
Edwd., E. of Jersey, contal.
Hy., E. of Kent, aft. M. and D. of
Rent.
Chas., D. of Shrewsbury.
KING GEORGE I.
Chas., D. of Shrewsbury, contal.
Chas., D. of Bolton, June 19; res.
July 4, following.
The office vacant.
Thos., D. of Newcastle, Apr. 14.
Chas., D. of Grafton.
KING GEORGE II.
Chas., D. of Grafton, contal.
Wm., D. of Devonshire.
RING GEORGE III.
Wm., D. of Devonshire, contal.
Geo., D. of Marlborough, Nov. 22.
Granville, earl Gower, Apr. 22.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, July
10.
Fras., E. of Hertford, aft. 1st E. of
Yarmouth and M. of Hertford,
Dec. 4.
1821.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1846.
1848.
1852.
1853.
‘L858.
1859.
1885.
1886.
1804.
1812.
1827.
1841.
1866.
1868.
1874.
1879.
1880.
Geo., D. of Manchester, Apr. 10.
Fras., E. of Hertford, aft 1st E. of
Yarmouth and M. of Hertford,
again, Apr. 9.
Jas., E., aft. M. of Salisbury,Dec. 26.
Geo., E. of Dartmouth, May 14.
Fras., 2nd M. of Hertford, Mar. 5.
RING GEORGE IV.
Jas., D. of Montrose, Dec. 11.
Wm. Spencer, D. of Devonshire,
May 5.
Jas., D. of Montrose, again, Feb. 18.
RING WILLIAM IV.
Geo. Child, E. of Jersey, July 24.
William Spencer, D. of Devonshire,
again, Nov. 22.
Geo. Child, E.
Dec. 15.
Richd., M. Wellesley, Apr.
Fras. Nathl., Marq. Conyngham,
May.
of Jersey, again,
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Hy., E. of Uxbridge, May 6.
Geo. John, E. De la Warr, Sept.
14.
Fredk., earl Spencer, July 8.
John, M. of Breadalbane, Sept. 4.
Brownlow, M. of Exeter, K.G., Feb.
27, G.
John, M. of Breadalbane, K.T.,
again, Jan. 15, G.
Geo. John, E. De la Warr, Feb. 26,
G. -
John Robt., visc. Sydney, June 23,
G.
Orlando Geo. Chas., E. of Bradford,
July 10, G.
John Robt., Wisc. Sydney, G.C.B.,
again, Dec. 9, G.
Fras. Hugh Geo., M. of Hertford,
Mar. 2, G.
Wm. Hy., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe,
May 7, G.
Valentine Augustus, E.
mare, K.P., May 3, G.
Edwd., E. of Lathom, June 27,
of Ken-
Valentine Augustus, E. of Kenmare,
K. P., again, Feb. 10, G.
Edwd., E. of Lathom, again, Aug.
5, G.
MASTERS OF THE GREAT WARDROBE.
THE Master or Keeper of the Great Wardrobe was an officer of great
antiquity and dignity. High privileges and immunities were conferred
upon him by King Henry VI, and were confirmed to him by his suc-
Ring James I. not only enlarged these, but ordained that
the office should be a corporation or body politic for ever. The salary
296 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
of this officer was £2,000 per annum. He was usually a personage of
high political consideration, and subordinate to him were a comptroller,
a patent clerk, and many other officers and servants.
The wardrobe establishment was abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III.
cap. 82, and the duties transferred to the department of the lord cham-
berlain.
MASTERS OF THE GREAT WARDROBE.
From the reign of King James I. to the abolition of the
office in 1782.
KING JAMEs I. QUEEN ANNE.
* * Geo., ld. Hume of Berwick, aft. E. 1702. Ralph, E., aft. D. of Montagu, conta.
of Dunbar, in Scotland. 1709. John, D. of Montagu.
1616. Jas., ld. Hay, aft. E. of Carlisle.
1636. wºg* Fielding, aft. E. of Den- KING GEORGE I.
KING CHARLEs I. 1714. John, D. of Montagu, contal.
* * Spencer, E, of Northampton.
1642. Wm. Legge. p RING GEORGE II.
1727. John, D. of Montagu, contal.
KING CHARLEs II. 1750. Sir Thos. Robinson, K.B., aft. Id.
1660. Edwd., E. of Sandwich. Grantham, deputy mast.
1672. Ralph Montagu, aft. la., E., and D. 1754. Wm. Wildman, visc. Barrington.
of Montagu. 1755. Sir Thos. Robinson, K.B., aft. Id.
Grantham : in.
RING JAMEs II. rantnam ; agavn
1685. Jas., E. of Arran, aft, D. of Hamil- KING GEORGE III.
ton.
1760. Granville, E. Gower.
RING WILLIAM III. 1763. Fras., ld. Le Despencer.
1689. Ralph, lord Montagu, aft. E. and D. 1765. John, E. of Ashburnham.
of Montagu, again. 1775. Thos., ld. Pelham.
Office abolished in 1782 by 22 Geo. III. cap. 82.
WICE-CHAMBERLAINS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
, KING HENRY VIII. RING CHARLES I.
* * Sir John Gage. 1625. Sir Dudley Carleton, aft. li. Carle-
RING EDWARD VI. ton and visc. Dorchester.
* * Sir Anthy. Wingfield. 1626. Sir Hy. May.
* * Sir John Gates. Sir Thos. Jermyn.
1550. Sir Thos. D’Arcy. 1640. Geo., ld. Goring, aft. E. of Nor-
wich.
QUEEN MARY.
1553. The office vacant. RING CHARLES II.
1660. Sir Geo. Carteret
QUEEN ELIZABETH. i...si. ... s...;
* * Sir Edwd. Rogers. 1670. Hy. Savile or Saville.
* * Sir Thos. Heneage.
1577. Sir Christr. Hatton, Nov. 11. King Jaws
1602. Sir John Stanhope, aft. li. Stan- 1685. Hy. Savile, contal.
hope of Harrington. 1686. Jas. Porter.
KING JAMES I. JKING WILLIAM III
1603. John, ld. Stanhope, conta. 1689. Sir John Lowther, bt., aft. visc.
1616. Sir John Digby, aft. li. Digby and Lonsdale.
E. of Bristol. 1690. Hon. Peregrine Bertie.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 297
QUEEN ANNE. KING WILLIAM IV.
1702. Hon. Peregrine Bertie, contal. 1830. Geo., E. of Belfast, aft. M. of
1706. Thos. Coke, aft, ld. Lovel and E. Donegal, July 24.
of Leicester, Dec. 5. 1834. Fredk, visc. Castlereagh, Dec. 27.
1835. Lord Chas. Fitzroy, June 29.
RING GEORGE I.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
1714. Thos. Coke, contal.
tº 1838. Geo., E. of Belfast, aft. M. of
1727. wn sunlope. aft. E. of Harring- Donegal, again ; May 2.
ę 1841. Lord Ernest Aug. Brudenell Bruce,
Sept. 8.
RING GEORGE II. 1846. Lºn. Geo. Fitz-Alan Howard,
1727. Wm. Stanhope, contal. July 8.
1730. Lord John Hervey, May 8. 1852. Orlando Geo. Chas., visc. Newport,
1740. Lord Sydney Beauclerk, May 1. aft. E. of Bradford, Mar. 5, G.
1742. Hon. Wm. Finch, July 13. Lord Ernest Aug. Brudenell Bruce,
again, Dec. 30, G.
KING GEORGE III. 1858. Orlando Geo. Chas., visc. Newport,
aft. E. of Bradford,again, Feb.26,6.
1760. Hon. Wrm. Finch. contal. *
1765. Geo. Bussy, viscºvitiers, aft. E. of 1859. Val. Aug. Browne, c.c. visc. Castle-
rosse, aft. E. of Kenmare, June
Jersey, July 12. 23, G.
1779. Hºº...º. ºbºon, aft. 1" | 1866 claje Hamilton, c.c. Id. Claude
Grantham, Feb. 13. Hamilton, July 10, G
1771. John, visc, Hinchinbroke, Feb. 6..., | 1868, val º ". uly 1U, U. . Castl
1782. Geo., visc. Chewton, aft. E. e "...ºft º Riº ãº,
g * = &º º 5
Waldegrave, May 2. Tec. i 2, G. 5
1784. Geo., ld. Herbert, aft. E. of Pem- 1872. Richd. De Aquila Grosvenor, c.c.
broke, Nov. 20. ld. Richd, Gr Feb. 25, G
1794. Chas. Fulke Greville, Aug. ... tacna, Grosvenor, rep: zog ºr
* 1874. Geo. Wm., visc. Barrington, Mar.2,0.
1804. Lord John Thynne, July 11. 1880. Chas. Wm. Brudenell Bruce, c.c
1812. Fras. Chas., E. of Yarmouth, aft. ld Chas. Bruce, May 3, G."
3rd M. of Hertford, Mar. 10. º
g 1885. Wm. Heneage Legge, c.c., visc.
Robt., visc. Jocelyn, Aug. 15. Lewisham, June #,G. 9
1886. Fredk. Edwd. Gould, visc. Kilcoursie,
KING GEORGE IV Feb. 17.
1821. Jas., M. of Graham, Feb. 7. Wm. Heneage Legge, c.c. visc.
1827. Sir Saml. Hulse, May 5. Lewisham, again, Aug. 5, G.
GOVERNORS AND CONSTABLES OF WINDSOR CASTLE.
See Part IV., post.
CAPTAINS OF HER MAJESTY'S BODY-GUARD, OR THE YEOMEN OF
THE GUARD.
THE Body-Guard of the Queen is the oldest corps in Her Majesty’s
service. The corps was instituted by Henry VII, in 1485, neary two
hundred years before any regiment that is now in existence was raised;
it was, in fact, the only standing force in the kingdom, with the excep-
tion of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms.
The officers of the corps consist of a captain, who is now always a
peer, and a member of the privy council, and who carries a gold stick of
office; a lieutenant, an ensign, four exons, and an adjutant or clerk of
the cheque. All the officers, under the captain, carry, when on duty,
a silver stick of office, which they have the privilege of receiving, at a
private audience, immediately from the hands of the sovereign.
The office of captain is now a political one, and the holder resigns on
a change of ministry.
298
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1486.
1488
1509
1514
1521
1523.
1536.
1547.
1550.
I558.
1569.
1578.
1587.
1592.
1597.
1603.
1617.
1625.
1630.
1632.
1635.
1660.
1662.
1670.
1702.
1707.
1714.
1715.
CAPTAINs of THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.
KING Henry VII.
John, E. of Oxford.
Sir Chas. Somerset, aft. 16. Herbert,
and E. of Worcester. -
ECING HENRY VIII.
Sir Chas. Somerset, contal.
Sir Hy. Guilford, K.G.
Sir Hy. Marney, aft. li. Marney,
R. G.
Sir Wm. Kingston, K.G.
Sir Anthy. Wingfield, K.G.
RING EDWARD VI.
Sir Anthy. Wingfield, K.G., conta.
Sir Thos. D'Arcy, aft. li. D'Arcy,
PC. G.
QUEEN MARY.
. Sir Hy. Jernyngham.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Wrm. St. Loe.
Sir Fras. Knowlys.
Sir Christr. Hatton, K.G., aft. li.
Hatton.
Sir — Goodier.
John Best, champion of England.
Sir Walter Raleigh.
KING JAMES I.
Sir Thos. Erskine, aft. visc. Fenton,
and E. of Kellie, K.G.
Hy., E. of Holland.
RING CHARLES I.
Hy., E. of Holland, contal.
Sir Christr. Musgrave.
Geo., E. of Kinnoul.
Wm., E. of Morton, K.G.
RING CHARLES II.
Geo., visc. Grandison.
Chas., E. of Norwich.
Chas., E. of Manchester.
QUEEN ANNE.
Wm., M. of Hartington, aft. D. of
Devonshire.
Chas., visc. Townshend, K.G.
RING GEORGE I.
Hy., ld. Paget, aft. E. of Ux-
bridge.
Jas., E. of Derby.
1723.
1725.
1727.
1731.
1733.
1737.
1739.
1743.
1746.
1747.
1760.
1782.
1783.
1804.
1820.
1830.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1841.
1842.
1846.
1848.
1852.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1868.
1874.
1880.
1885.
1886.
From the institution of the corps by King Henry VII. in 1485.
Philip Dormer, ld. Stanhope, aft. E.
of Chesterfield, K.G.
John, E. of Leicester, K.B.
RING GEORGE II.
John, E. of Leicester, K.B., conta.
John, ld. Ashburnham, aft. E. of
Ashburnham.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, K.B.
Wm., D. of Manchester, K.B.
Wm., E. of Essex, K. G.
John, ld. Berkeley of Stratton.
Pattee, visc. Torrington.
Hugh, visc. Falmouth.
KING GEORGE III.
Hugh, visc. Falmouth, contal.
John Fredk., D. of Dorset, Feb.
Geo. Jas., E. of Cholmondeley, Apr.
Heneage, E. of Aylesford, Dec. 16.
Thos., ld. Pelham.
Geo., E. of Macclesfield.
RING GEORGE IV. -
Geo., E. of Macclesfield, contal.
ECING WILLIAM IV.
Ulick John, M. of Clanricarde.
Dec. 1.
Archd., E. of Gosford, Sept. 3.
Jas. Geo., E. of Courtown, Jan. 5.
Archd., E. of Gosford, Apr.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Hy. Stephen, E. of Ilchester, July
22.
Hy. Chas., E. of Surrey, July 5.
John Wm., M. of Lothian, Sept. 8.
Geo., E. of Beverley, Jan. 18.
Lucius, visc. Falkland, July 24.
Geo., M. of Donegal, Feb. 16.
Wm. Lennox Lascelles, ld, de Ros,
Feb. 27, G.
John Robt., visc., aft. E. Sydney,
Dec. 30.
Wm. Lennox Lascelles, ld. de Ros,
Mar. 17, G.
Hy. John, E. of Ducie, June 28, G.
Hy. Chas., E. Cadogan, July 10, G.
Wm. Amelius Aubrey de Vere, D.
of St. Albans, Dec. 22, G.
Edwd., ld. Skelmersdale, aft. E. of
Lathom, Mar. 2, G.
Wm. John, ld, Monson, May 3, G.
Geo. Wm., visc. Barrington, June
27, G.
Wm. John, ld, Monson, again, Feb.
10, G.
Algernon Hawkins Thomond, E. O
Kintore, Aug. 5, G. ’ -
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CAPTAINS OF THE CORPS OF GENTLEMEN-AT-ARMS,
FORMERLY
THE BAND OF GENTLEMEN PENSIONERS.
THE Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms (formerly styled the
Band of Gentlemen Pensioners) is the oldest corps in England, with
the exception of the Yeomen of the Guard and the Sergeants-at-Arms.
This corps was instituted in 1509, soon after Henry VIII. ascended the
throne, and was composed entirely of gentlemen of noble blood. The
officers of the corps consist of a captain, who is always a peer and a
member of the privy council, a lieutenant, a standard bearer, and an
adjutant or clerk of the cheque. The office of captain is now a political
one, and the holder resigns on a change of ministry. On March 17, 1834,
his late Majesty, William IV., “was graciously pleased to command that
“the Honourable Band of Gentleman Pensioners should be in future
“called His Majesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms.”
CAPTAINS OF THE CORPS OF GENTLEMEN PENSIONERS.
From the institution of the corps by King Henry VIII. in 1509.
KING HENRY VIII. KING JAMES II.
1509. Hy., E. of Essex, K.G. 1687. Theophilus, E. of Huntingdon.
1589. Sir Anthy. Browne, K.G.
RING WILLIAM III.
KING EDwARD VI. * * John, 3rd ld. Lovelace.
1549. John, ld. Bray. 1693. Ralph, E., aft. D. of Montagu.
1550. Wm. (late E. of Essex), M. of 1695. Chas., D. of St. Albans, K.G.
Northampton, K.G.
ANNE.
QUEEN MARY. O QUEEN
1553, Wm., M. of Northampton, K.G., contal. 1712. Hy., D. of Beaufort, K.G., Jan. 13.
Thos., E. of Sussex, R. G. RING GEORGE I.
QUEEN ELIZABETH. 1714. Chas., D. of St. Albans, again.
1558. Hy., ld. Hunsdon, K.G. 1726, Wm., M. of Hartington, aft. D. of
1596. Geo., ld. Hunsdon, K.G. Devonshire, K. G.
RING JAMES I. KING GEORGE II.
1603. Geo., ld. Hunsdon, contal. 1727. Wm., M. of Hartington, aft. D. of
Hy., E. of Northumberland, K.G., Devonshire, contal.
May. 1731. Richd, E. of Burlington and Cork,
1615. Thos., E. of Suffolk, K.G. FC. G.
1616. Theophilus, ld, Howard de Walden, 1734. John, D. of Montagu, K.G. and K.B.
aft. E. of Suffolk, K.G. 1740. Chas., D. of Bolton, K.G.
1742. Allen, ld., aft. E. Bathurst.
RING CHARLEs I. 1745. John, ld. Hobart ; aft. E. of Buck-
1625. Theophilus, ld. Howard de Walden, inghamshire, K. B.
- aft. E. of Suffolk, contal. 1756. John, ld. Berkeley, of Stratton.
1635. Wm., E. of Salisbury, K.G., May.
1643. Fras., ld. Dunsmore, aft. E. of KING GEORGE III. -
Chichester. 1760. John, ld. Berkeley, of Stratton,
contal. -
KING CHARLES II. 1762. Geo. Hy., E. of Lichfield, July 17
* * Wm., E. of Salisbury, again. 1772. Geo., ld, Edgcumbe, Dec. 31; aft.
1660. Thos., E. of Cleveland, visc. Mount-Edgcumbe and Valle-
1661. Geo., E. of Norwich. tort.
1662. Thos., E. of Cleveland, again. 1782. Geo., ld. Ferrers, or de Ferrers, aft.
1667. John, ld. Belasyse of Worlaby. E. of Leicester and M. Towns-
1672. Thos., visc. Fauconberg. hend, Mar. 29.
1674. Wentworth, E. of Roscommon. 1783. Geo. Bussy, E. of Jersey, May 14.
1684. Robt., E. of Scarsdale. Geo., ld, Ferrers, again, Dec. 31.
300 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1797. Geo. Evelyn, E. of Falmouth. KING GEORGE IV.
1799. Heneage, E. of Aylesford. 1820. Jas. Geo., E. of Courtown, contal.
1804. Geo., E. of Macclesfield. 1827. Hy., visc. Hereford.
1806. Geo. Richd., visct. St. John, Feb.
19. RING WILLIAM IV.
1808. Richd., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe, Mar. 1830. Hy., visc. Hereford, contal.
19. Thos., ld. Foley, Dec. 8.
1812. Jas. Geo., E. of Courtown, Apr. 1833. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, May.
11.
CAPTAINS OF THE CORPS OF GENTLEMEN-AT-ARMs.
IFrom the alteration in the name, March 17, 1834.
1834. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, above named, 1869. Geo. Aug. Constantine, M. of Nor-
Mar 17. manby, Dec. 17.
Hy., visc. Hereford, Dec. 30. 1871. Fras. Thos. De Grey, E. Cowper,
1835. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, again, May 6. Apr. 20.
1874. Hy. Edwd., E. of Ilchester, Jan. 1, G.
QUEEN VICTORIA. Wm. Alleyne, M. of Exeter, again,
1841. John. Geo., ld. Forester, Sept. 8. Mar. 2, G.
1846. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, again, July | 1875. Chas. Jno., E. of Shrewsbury and
24 Talbot, Feb 4, G.
1852. John Wm., E. of Sandwich, Feb. 1877. Geo. Wm., E. of Coventry, May 28,
27, G. G.
Thos. Hy, ld. Foley, again, Dec. 1880. Alexr. Wm. Geo., E. of Fife, May
30, G. 3, G.
1858. Hy"jno., E. Talbot, aft. E. of 1881. Chas. M. of Huntley Jan. 21, G.
Shrewsbury and Talbot, Feb. Chas. Robt., ld. Carrington, June
24, G. 27, G.
1859. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, again, June | 1885 Geo. Wm., E. of Coventry, again,
* July 6, G.
1866. Chas, E. of Tankerville, July 10, 1886. Chas. Douglas Richd., ld. Sudeley,
G. Feb. 10, G.
1867. Wm. Alleyne, M. of Exeter, Mar. Geo. Wm., visc. Barrington, Aug. 5,
20. G.
1868. Thos. Hy., ld. Foley, again, Dec. Fras. Robt., E. of Rosslyn, Nov. 24,
12, G. G.
POETS LAUREATE.
THE origin of this office cannot be precisely traced, nor can a complete
list be furnished. Warton, in his History of English Poetry, states that
in the reign of Henry III, there was a Versificator Regis, and there is
reason to suppose that Chaucer held this or some analogous office.
The first mention of a PoET LAUREATE was in the reign of Edward IV.,
when the name of John Kay, or Key, occurs as holding that appoint-
ment. The name of Andrew Bernard occurs in the reign of Henry VII,
and the name of John Skelton in the reign of Henry VIII. Edmund
Spenser was the first Poet Laureate in the reign of Elizabeth, and from
this time the succession appears to be tolerably regular. Wherever in
the following list the date of the appointment is not given, it was pro-
bably shortly after the death of the predecessor.
PoETS LAUREATE.
* # * * * | Hen.VII.&M. Andrew Bernard.
1369. Geoffrey Chaucer. Hen. VIII. W. John Skelton.
% % * :};
* * * * *
Edw. IV. John Kay or Key.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
301
Eliz. Edmund Spenser, d. Jan. 15, 1599. 1730. ColleyCibber, Dec.; d. Dec. 12, 1757.
* * Saml. Daniel, d. Oct. 14. 1619. 1757. Wm. Whitehead, Dec. 28; d. Apr.
1619. Ben Jonson, d. Aug. 16, 1637. 14, 1785.
* * Sir Wm. Davenant, d. Apr. 7, 1785. Thos. Warton, Apr. 30, sw. ; d.
1668. May 21, 1790.
1670. John Dryden, removed 1688; d. May 1790. Hy. Jas. Pye, July 17; d. Aug. 11,
1, 1700 or 1701. 1813.
1688. Thos Shadwell, d. Dec. 6, 1692. 1813. Robt. Southey, Nov, 11. G.; d. Mar.
1692 or 1693. Nahum Tate, d. Aug 12, 21, 1843.
1715. 1843. Wm. Wordsworth, Apr. 6, G.; d.
* * Nicholas Rowe, d. Dec. 6, 1718. Apr. 23, 1850.
1718 or 1719. Laurence Eusden, d. Sept. 27, 1850. Alfred Tennyson, aft. li. Tenny-
1730. son, Nov. 21, G.
EXAMINERS OF STAGE PLAYS.
THE act 10 Geo. II. cap. 28 provides that after June 24, 1737, every
stage play, &c., shall, previous to performance, be submitted to the Lord
Chamberlain for approval. This act is now repealed, but these pro-
visions are repeated in 6 & 7 Vict. cap. 68 (Aug. 22, 1843), the act
now regulating stage plays.
ExAMINERS OF STAGE PLAYs.
* * *k * * 1781. Jas. Trail, deputy, vice Capell.
1741. — Lee, “ Master of the Revels.” 1783. John Larpent, alone.
1743. Wm. Chetwynd, “Principal Master | 1824. Geo. Colman, Feb. 24, G.
of the Revels.” 1836. Chas. Kemble, Oct. 27, G.
Thos Odell, deputy.
Wm. Chetwynd, inspector of plays.
Thos. Odell, deputy.
Edwd. Capell, deputy, vice Odell.
John Larpent, inspector, vice Chet-
wynd, Nov. 20.
1840. Jno. Mitchell Kemble, Feb. 22,
1747.
1749.
1778.
1857.
1874.
G.
Wm. Bodham Donne, Mar. 31, G.
Edwd. Fredk. Smyth Pigott, Aug.
25, G
DEPARTMENT OF THE MASTER OF THE HORSE.
MASTERS OF THE EIORSE.
THIs office is always filled by noblemen of great rank. The Master of
the Horse has the management and direction of all matters relating to
the royal stables and of the revenue appropriated to this branch of the
royal household. He has the privilege of using horses belonging to
the crown, and of being attended by pages and servants attached to his
department. In royal processions and on occasions of state he usually
rides in the same carriage with the sovereign or is in immediate atten-
dance. The office is now a political one, and the holder resigns on a
change of ministry.
MASTERS OF THE HORSE.
ECING HENRY WIII.
* * Sir Thos. Knivet.
* * Sir Nichs. Carew.
1539. Sir Anthy. Brown.
IKING EDWARD VI.
1547. Sir Anthy. Brown, contal.
1548. Sir Wm. Herbert, aft. lá. Herbert
and E. of Pembroke, May.
1552. Ambrose, E. of Warwick.
QUEEN MARY.
1556. Sir Hy. Jermyngham.
302
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QUEEN ELIZABETH.
1559. Sir Robt. Dudley, aft. E. of Leices-
ter; Jan. 11.
1588. Robt., E. of Essex.
1602. Edwd., E. of Worcester.
KING JAMES I.
1603. Edwd., E. of Worcester, contal.
1616. Geo., visc. Williers, aft. D. of Buck-
ingham.
KING CHARLES I.
1625. Geo., D. of Buckingham, contal.
1629. Jas., M., and aft. D. of Hamilton.
JKING CHARLES II.
1660. Geo., D. of Albemarle.
1665. Jas., D. of Monmouth and Buccleuch.
1672. Geo., D. of Buckingham.
1673. Hy. Guy.
Theophilus Oglethorpe, and
* 3: J Chas. Adderley,
Commrs. during the minority of
Chas., D. of Richmond and Lenox.
1679. Chas., D. of Richmond and Lenox.
FCING WILLIAM III.
1689. Hy. de Nassau d'Auverquerque.
QUEEN ANNE.
1702. Chas., D. of Somerset.
RING GEORGE I.
1714. Chas., D. of Somerset, contal.
Hon. Conyers D’Arcy. *
1715. {#. Negus. Commrs.
1717. Hy. Berkeley, commr., vice D’Arcy,
June 14. -
Fras. Negus, June 27, apptd. and
contd. sole commit. till the acces-
sion of George II.
RING GEORGE II.
1727. Richd., E. of Scarborough, June 15.
1734 {#. Jas. Lumley. º
l Hon. Hy. Berkeley. May.
1735. Chas., D. of Richmond, Lenox, and
Aubigny, Jan. 9.
Wm., M. of Hartington, aft. D. of
Devonshire.
1755. Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset.
1757, Granville, E. Gower.
1751.
EING GEORGE III.
1760. Fras., E. of Huntingdon.
1761. John, D. of Rutland.
1766.
1778.
1780.
1790.
1795.
1798.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1821.
1827.
1830.
1835.
. Hugh Lupus, D.
Fras., E. of Hertford, aft. 1st E. of
Yarmouth and M. of Hertford
Aug.
Peregrine, D. of Ancaster and Kes-
teven, Dec.
Hugh, D. of Northumberland, Dec.
10.
Geo., D. of Montagu, Dec. 11.
Jas., D. of Montrose, Dec. 7.
John, E. of Westmorland, Mar.
Philip, E. of Chesterfield, Feb.
14.
Fras., 2nd M. of Hertford, July 21.
Hy., E. of Carnarvon, Feb. 11.
Jas., D. of Montrose, Apr. 4.
RING GEORGE TV.
Chas., D. of Dorset, Dec. 11.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., D. of Leeds, May
4.
RING WILLIAM IV.
Wm. Chas., E. of Albemarle, Nov.
22.
Chas., D. of Dorset, again, Jan. 1.
Wm. Chas., E. of Albemarle, again,
Apr. 25.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
. Wm. Chas., E. of Albemarle, conta,
June 20.
. Geo. Child, E. of Jersey, Sept. 4.
. Hy. Chas., D. of Norfolk, July
1
I
. Geo. º Child, E. of Jersey, again,
Mar. 1, G.
. Arthur Richd., D. of Wellington,
Jan. 21, G.
. Hy. Chas. FitzRoy, D. of Beaufort,
Feb. 26, G.
. Geo. Wm. Fredk., M. of Ailesbury,
June 24, G.
. Hy. Chas. FitzRoy, D. of Beaufort,
again, July 18, G.
. Geo. Wm. Fredk., M. of Ailesbury,
K.G., again, Dec. 12, sw.
. Orlando Geo. Chas., E. of Bradford,
Mar. 5, sw.
of Westminster,
May 3, sw.
. Orlando Geo. Chas., E. of Bradford,
again, June 27, sw.
. Richd. Edmd. St. Lawrence, E. of
Cork and Orrery, K.P., Feb. 10.
Wm. Jno. Arthur Chas. Jas., D. of
Portland, Aug. 9, G.
MASTERS OF THE BUCKHOUNDS.
This office is in the department of the Master of the Horse. It is
always filled by a nobleman, and, being a political office, the holder
resigns on a change of ministry.
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MASTERs of THE BUCKHounds FROM THE Accession of George III.
KING GEORGE III. 1852. Jas. Alexr., E. of Rosslyn, again,
* * Jno., visc. Bateman. Feb. 28, G.
1782. Geo. Bussy, E. of Jersey. 1853. Jno. Geo. Brabazon, E. of Bess-
1783. *g § Hinchinbroke, aft. E. of borough, again, Dec. 30, G.
andwich. º
1806. Wi. Chas., E. of Albemarle, Feb. 1858. ºwn. , E. of Sandwich, Feb. 26,
, G.
1859. Jno. Geo. Brabazon, E. of Bess-
Chas., M. Cornwallis. borough, again, June 18, G.
KING GEORGE IV. 1866. Richd. Edmd. St. Lawrence, E. of
1820. Chas., M. Cornwallis, conta. Cork and Orrery, Jan. 23, G.
1823. Wm., ld, Maryborough, Sept. 12, G. Chas. Jno., ld. Colville of Culross,
July 10, G.
King William IV. 1868. Richd. Edmd. St. Lawrence, E. of
1830. Thos. Wm., visc. Anson, aft. E. of Cork and Orrery, again, Dec. 12,
Lichfield, Nov. 24. Q
1834. Geo., E. of Chesterfield, Dec. 30, G. 1874. Chas. Philip, E. of Hardwicke, Mar.
1885. Wm. Geo., E. of Errol, Apr. 30, G. 2, G.
QUEEN VICTORIA. 1880. Richd. Edmd. St. Lawrence, E. of
1839. Geo. Wm. Fox, ld. Kinnaird, Dec. Cork and Orrery, K.P., again
21, G. - May 3, G.
1841. Jas. Alex., E. of Rosslyn, Sept. 10, 1885. Jno. Hy. De la Poer, M. of Waterford,
K.P., June 27, G.
G.
1846. Granville Geo., E. Granville, July 9, 1886. Chas., ld. Suffield, K.C.B., Feb. 17,
G. G.
1848. Jno. Geo. Brabazon, E. of Bess- Geo. Wm., E. of Coventry, Aug. 16,
borough, May 16, G. G.
GROOMS OF THE STOLE.
THE Groom of the Stole, a high officer of the royal household,
whose office existed until the commencement of the present reign, was
first Lord of the Bedchamber, and derived his official distinction from
having the custody of the long robe or vestment worn by the king on.
solemn occasions of state, called the Stole.
GROOMS OF THE STOLE.
From the Restoration to the discontinuance of the office in 1837.
RING CHARLES II, - QUEEN ANNE.*
1660. John, E. of Bath. 1704. Sarah, duch. of Marlborough.
1710. Elizth., duch. of Somerset.
RING JAMES II.
1685. Hy., E. of Peterborough. KING GEORGE I.
1714. Lionel Cranfield, E. of Dorset and
RING WILLIAM III. Middlesex, aft. D. of Dorset.
1689. Wm., E. of Portland. 1719. Chas., E. of Sunderland.
1699, Hy., E. of Romney. 1723. Fras., E. of Godolphin.
* Though somewhat incongruous in name, the office of groom of the stole was con-
tinued when Queen Anne was on the throne, and combined the duties of mistress of the
robes.
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KING GEORGE II,
Fras., E. of Godolphin, contal.
Hy., E. of Pembroke, Jan. 9.
Wm. Anne, E. of Albemarle.
Wm. Hy., E. of Rochford.
RING GEORGE III.
John, E. of Bute.
Fras., E. of Huntingdon.
Geo. Wm., E. of Bristol. -
Thos., visc. Weymouth, aft. M. of
Bath, Mar.
John, E. of Ashburnham, Nov.
Thos., visc. Weymouth, aft. M. of
Bath, again.
1727.
L735.
1750.
1755.
1760.
1761.
1770.
1775.
1782.
1796. John, D. of Roxburgh, Nov. 30.
1804. Geo., E. of Winchilsea and Notting-
ham, May 14.
1812. Chas. Ingoldsby, M. of Winchester.
EING GEORGE IV.
1820. Chas. Ingoldsby, M. of Winchester,
conta.
FCING WILLIAM IV.
1830. Chas. Ingoldsby, M. of Winchester,
contal.
Office discontinued on the accession of Q, Victoria, in 1837.
MISTRESSES OF THE ROBES.
THIS lady performs for the Queen, whether regnant or consort, duties
analogous to those performed by the groom of the stole for the king;
but mistress of the robes to a queen regnant is an office of more
political importance than that of mistress of the robes to a queen consort.
Mary, duchess of Ancaster and Kesteven, held this appointment in the
household of Queen Charlotte, consort of George III. ; and the duchess
dowager of Leeds in that of Queen Adelaide, consort of William IV.
MISTRESSES OF THE ROBEs To QUEEN VICTORIA.
. Harriett Elizth. Georgiana, duch. of
Sutherland, Aug. 29.
. Charlotte, duch. of Buccleugh,
Sept. 6.
Sutherland, again, July 6.
. Anne, duch. of Athole, Mar. 16,
G.
. Harriett Elizth. Georgiana, duch, of
Sutherland, again, Jan. 15, G.
. Louise Fredericke Augusta, duch. of
Manchester, Feb. 26, G.
. Harriett Elizth. Georgiana, duch. of
Sutherland, again, June 22, G.
. Elizth., duch, of Wellington, Apr.
25, G.
. Harriett Elizth. Georgiana, duch. of
1868. Elizth. Georgiana, duch. of Argyll,
Dec. 17, G.
Anna, duch. of Sutherland, Jan. 22,6.
Elizth., duch. of Wellington, again,
Mar. 2, G.
Elizth., duch. of Bedford, May 3, G.
Anne, duch. of Roxburghe, Jan. 11,
1870.
1874.
1880.
1883.
1885. Louisa Jane, duch. of Buccleuch,
June 27, G.; res. Feb. 1886.
The duch. of Bedford declined to
accept the office under Mr. Glad-
stone's govt., but performed the
duties as acting-mistress, Feb.
Louisa Jane, duch. of Buccleuch,
again, Aug. 5, G.
1886.
1886.
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PART IV.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF COUNTIES, GOVERNORS
AND CONSTABLES OF CASTLES, &c.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF COUNTIES– ENGLAND
AND WALES.
THE militia, or ancient land force for the protection of the kingdom
against invasion, was originally under the command of commissioners of
array, who, about the reign of Edward VI., were superseded by commis-
sioners of lieutenancy for each county, at the head of whom was an
officer styled a lieutenant, or lord lieutenant. Strype, in his Memorials,
gives 1549 as the date of their first appointment, and statutes of 2 & 3
Edwd. VI. and 4 & 5 Ph. and M. speak of the office as then in existence.
The right of the crown to appoint these officers, and through them to com-
mand the militia, was one of the matters in dispute between Charles I.
and his parliament, but on the Restoration, by statutes 13 Chas. II.
cap. 6, and 14 Chas. II, cap. 3, the right of the crown was expressly
declared, and the militia of each county was placed under the lord lieu-
tenant, in whom the appointment of deputy lieutenants and officers was
vested either directly or by recommendation. These rights remained un-
disturbed until 1871, when, by the “Army Regulation Act ’’ (34 & 35
Wict. cap. 86) the control of the militia was removed from the lord
lieutenant and vested wholly in the crown.
Besides his duties as head of the militia, the lord lieutenant is con-
sidered the chief magistrate of his county, and justices of the peace
are made by the lord chancellor on his recommendation.
Great difficulty has been experienced in procuring complete lists of
the lord lieutenants, and in many instances it has been found impossible
to commence earlier than the reign of George III. The county histories,
which almost invariably give the sheriffs and members of parliament
20
306 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
from the earliest times, seldom give a list of the lord lieutenants,
although undoubtedly the highest office in the county.
ENGLAND.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BBDFORDSHIRE.
* * * 1859. Francis, D. of Bedford, K.G., Nov.
1745. John, D. of Bedford, Apr. 23. 29, sw. *
1771. John, E. of Upper Ossory, Jan. 24. 1861. Fras. Thos. De Grey, E. Cowper,
1818. Thos. Philip, ld. Grantham, aft. E. Nov. 20, sw.
de Grey, Feb. 13.
TORD LIEUTENANTS OF BERKSHIRE.
* * * 1855. Montagu, 6th E. of Abingdon, Feb.
1751. Geo., D. of St. Albans, Dec. 15. 28, sw. - -
1761. Were, ld. Were. 1881. Geo. Grimston, E. of Craven, Aug.
1771. Geo., D. of St. Albans, July 19. 11.
1786. Wm., ld. Craven, Mar. | 1884. Ernest Aug. Chas., M. of Ailesbury,
1791. Jacob, E. of Radnor, Dec. Jan. 11.
1819. Wm., E. of Craven, Nov. 12. 1886. Robt. Jas., ld. Wantage, Nov.
1826. Montagu, 5th E. of Abingdon, May 3. 10.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
•k * # aft. D. of Buckingham, Feb.
1758. Richd., E. Temple, Dec. 22. . 23, G.
1763. Fras., ld, le Despencer. 1839. Robt. John, ld. Carrington, Feb. .
1781. Philip, E. of Chesterfield, Nov. 20, sw. -
1782. Geo. Nugent, aft. E. Temple and M. 1868. Richd. Plantagenet Campbell Temple.
of Buckingham, Mar. 27. Nugent Brydges Chandos, D. of
1813. Richd. Chandos, M. of Buckingham, Buckingham and Chandos, Apr. 3.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
t *k k •k 1834. Thos. Clifton. -
1757. Philip, visc. Royston, aft. 2nd E. of 1840. Chas. Philip, 4th E. of Hardwicke.
Hardwicke, Aug. 23. 1874. Chas. Watson Townley, Jan. 17.
1790. Philip, 3rd E. of Hardwicke, June.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CHESHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” post, p. 314.
1569. Edwd., 3rd E. of Derby, Nov. 18. 1693. Richd., visc. Colchester.
1574. Hy., 4th E. of Derby, Apr. 24. 1708. Hugh, 1st E. of Cholmondeley;
1607. Wm., 6th E. of Derby, Dec. 22. removed 1713, rest. 1714. -
1626. Jas., 7th E. of Derby, Sept. 27. 1725. Geo., 2nd E. of Cholmondeley, Mar.
1660. Chas., 8th E. of Derby, July 30. 20
1672. John, E. of Bridgewater, during 1727. Geo., visc. Malpas, aft. 3rd E. of
minority of Wm. Richd. Geo., 9th Cholmondeley, Nov. 2.
E. of Derby. 1771. Geo. Jas., 4th E. and aft. 1st. M. of
1676. Wm. Richd. Geo., 9th E. of Derby; Cholmondeley.
removed by Jas. II. . 1783. Geo. Harry, 5th E. of Stamford
1688. Same, again app. - and Warrington, May 14. r
1689. Hy., ld, Delamere, Apr. 12. 1819. Geo. Harry, 6th E. of Stamford and
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307
1845
1660.
1692.
1696.
1702,
1705.
1710.
1711.
1713.
1759.
1802.
1756.
1764.
1766.
1782.
1751.
1771.
1788,
1839.
1585.
1588.
1598.
1635.
1640.
1641.
3. *
* *
1667.
1674.
1680.
1702.
Warrington, June 14, G.; Oct. 11,
SW.
Richd., M. of Westminster, June 30,
SW.
1868.
1883.
Wm. Tatton, ld. Egerton of Tatton,
Jan. 28, sw.
Hugh Lupus, D. of Westminster,
Mar. 24.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CORNWALL.
17—.
1740.
John, E. of Bath.
Chas. Visc. Lansdowne, son of E. of
Bath, joined with him.
Chas. Bodville, E. of Radnor.
John Granville, aft. li. Granville.
1761.
Sidney, ld. Godolphin, aft. visc. 1795.
Rialton and E. of Godolphin. 1840.
Lawrence, E. of Rochester. 1856.
Hy., E. of Rochester.
Chas. Bodville, E. of Radnor, again;
d. 1723.
1877.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF
1844.
1868.
* * *
Sir Jas. Lowther, aft. Visc. Lowther
and E. of Lonsdale, Dec. 13.
Wm., visc. Lowther, aft. 1st E. of
Lonsdale (second creation), June
16, sw.
1876.
Hy., E. of Radnor.
Hon. Richd. Edgcumbe, aft.
Edgcumbe. -
Geo., ld. Edgcumbe, aft. wisc. and
E. of Mount-Edgcumbe.
Richd., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe.
Sir Wm. Trelawny, bt., Jan. 15, sw.
Chas. Crespigny, ld. Vivian, Dee.
29, sw.
Wm. Hy., E. of Mount-Edgcumbe,
Nov. 2, G.
ld.
CUMBERLAND.
Wm., 2nd E. of Lonsdale, Apr. 17, sw.
Hy. Lowther, aft. 3rd E. of Lonsdale,
Dec. 2, G.
Joselyn Fras., ld. Muncaster, Sept.
27, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF I) ERBYSHIRE.
* * *
Wm., 4th D. of Devonshire, Jan. 17.
John, M. of Granby, Feb. 21.
Lord Geo. Cavendish, June 17.
Wm., 5th D. of Devonshire, June 18.
| 1811.
1858.
Wm. Spencer, 6th D. of Devonshire,
Aug. 19, SW.
Wm., 7th D. of Devonshire, May 7,
SW.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF DEVONSHIRE,
* * *
John, D. of Bedford, June 21.
Were, E. Poulett, Jan. 23.
Hugh, ld., aft. 1st E. Fortescue,
May.
Hugh, visc. Ebrington, aft. 2nd E.
Fortescue, Nov., Sw.
1861.
1886.
1887.
Edwd. Adolphus, D. of Somerset,
Nov. 20, sw.
Stafford Hy., E. of Iddesleigh, Jan.
21.
Chas. Hy. Rolle, ld. Clinton, Feb.
6, G.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF DORSETSHIRE.
Fras., E. of Bedford. 1707.
Wm., M. of Winchester. 1708
Thos., visc. Bindon, d. 1619. 1727.
Theophilus, E. of Suffolk. 1733.
Fras., ld. Cottington.
Jas., E. of Salisbury.
Sir John Bankes.
Denzil, ld. Holles.
Anthy., ld. Ashley,
Shaftesbury, May 27. ¥
John, ld. Paulet of Hinton, July 6.
John, E. of Bristol.
Chas., 2nd D. of Bolton, July 1.
1771.
1793.
1803.
1808.
1856.
aft. E. of
1885.
Algernon, E. of Essex.
Chas., 2nd D. of Bolton, again.
Chas., 3rd D. of Bolton, Sept. 2.
Anthy., 4th E. of Shaftesbury, Mar.
20. -
Hy., ld., aft. E. Digby, June 7.
Geo., ld. Rivers, Oct.
Geo., E. of Dorchester, June 17, sw.
Edwd., E. Digby, Mar. 16, sw.
Anthy. , 7th E. of Shaftesbury, June
24, sw.
Hy. Edwd., E. of Ilchester, Nov. 5,
20 *
308
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1754.
1761.
1762.
1690.
1704.
1715.
1727.
1741.
1747.
1588,
1605.
. Robt. Richd., E. of Warwick.
. Christr., D. of Albemarle, Nov.
. Hy., E. of Suffolk and Bindon, Oct.
14
. Chas. Wm., E. of Suffolk, Oct. 29.
. Benjn., E. Fitzwalter, May.
. Wm. Hy., E. of Rochford, Apr. 6.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF DURBIAM.
Cuthbert Tunstall, bp. of Durham, 1715.
1721.
. Hy., E. of Westmorland, May 7 ; 1754.
| 1758.
1792.
ld. pres. of the North and lå. lieut.
d. 1563.
Sir Geo. Bowes, lieut. for the Crown.
Algernon Percy, E. of Northumber-
land, ld, lieut. for the Parlt.
. Thos., visc. Fauconberg.
. Nathl. Crewe, bp. of Durham, aft
ld. Crewe. |
. Richd., visc. Lumley, aft. E. of 1880.
Scarborough.
|
. Nathl., ld. Crewe, bp. of Durham, 1884.
again.
1842.
1854.
Richd., E. of Scarborough, again.
Wm. Talbot, bp. of Durham.
Hy., 1st E. of Darlington.
Hy., 2nd E. of Darlington.
Wm. Hy., 3rd E. of Darlington, aft.
D. of Cleveland.
Chas. Wm., M.
Apr. 27, G.
Geo. Fredk. D’Arcy, E. of Durham,
Aug. 11, Sw.
Geo. Hy. Robt. Chas. Wm., M. of
Londonderry, June 8, G.
Jno. Geo., E. of Durham, Dec. 1, G.
of Londonderry,
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ESSEX.
John, ld. Petre.
Thos., visc. Colchester, aft. E. Rivers.
Geo., D. of Albemarle.
Hy., E. of Thomond.
1781.
1784.
1798.
1825.
1865.
1869.
1873.
John, E. Waldegrave, Oct. 12.
John, ld. Howard of Walden, Nov.
13.
Richd., ld. Braybrooke, Jan. 19.
Hy., visc. Maynard, Apr. 20.
Thos. Crosbi Wm., ld. Dacre, Nov.
14, sw.
Thos. Burch Western, May 8, G.
Chichester Saml. Parkinson For-
tescue, aft. li. Carlingford, Aug.
27, G.
LORD TLIEUTENANTS OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” post, p. 314.
* * *
Matthew, 2nd lå. Ducie, Feb. 14.
Jno., ld. Chudworth.
Norbonne Berkeley, aft. li. Botte-
tourt.
| 1766.
1810.
1836.
1857.
Fredk., E. of Berkeley, July 5.
Hy. Chas., D. of Beaufort, Aug. 22,6.
Wm. Fitzhardinge, ld. Seagrave, aft.
E. Fitzhardinge, Feb. 3, sw.
Hy. John, E. of Ducie, Nov. 4, sw.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF HAMPSHIRE.
See “Southamptonshire,” post, p. 311.
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF HEREFORDSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” post, p. 314.
º 36 *
Chas., E., aft. D. of Shrewsbury.
Hy., E., aft. D. of Kent.
Thos., ld. Coningsby.
Jas., D. of Chandos.
Chas. Hanbury Williams.
Jno., visc. Bateman.
1802.
1817.
1841.
1845.
1852.
Geo., E. of Essex, Mar. 24, sw.
John, ld. Somers, Aug. 26, G.
Wm., ld. Bateman.
Jno. Somers, E. Somers, Aug. 8, sw.
Wm. Bateman, ld. Bateman, Nov.
10, G.
LIEUTENANTS AND TORD LIEUTENANTS OF
HERTFORDSHIFE.
LIEUTENANTs.
Sir Rowland Lytton.
Robt., E. of Salisbury, Aug. 5.
1612.
Wm., E. of Salisbury, July 10.
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LORD LIEUTENANTs.
1660. Arthur, E. of Essex. 1764. Wm. Anne Holles, E. of Essex, Oct.
1681. Jno., E. of Bridgwater, Feb. 10. 10.
1686. Lawrence, E. of Rochester. 1771. Jas., visc. Cranborne, aft. M. of
1689. Chas., E. of Shrewsbury, during Salisbury, Mar. 1. -
minority of E. of Essex. 1823. Jas. Walter, 1st E. of Verulam, July
1691. Algernon, E. of Essex. 16, sw.
1711. Jas., E. of Salisbury. 1846. Jas. Walter, 2nd E. of Verulam, Jan.
1714. Wm., E. Cowper. 21, sw.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF HIUNTINGDONSHIRE.
º: * * I793. Wm., D. of Manchester, Mar. 1.
1739. Robt., D. of Manchester, Nov. 3. 1841. Jno. Wm., E. of Sandwich, Sept. 14,
1762. Geo., D. of Manchester. SW
1789. Geo., D. of Montagu, May 15. 1884. Fras. Chas. Hastings, D. of Bedford,
1790. Jas., M. of Graham, aft. D. of K.G., Apr. 7, G.
Montrose, June.
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF KENT.
1559. Wm., ld. Cobham. '1737. Lewis, 2nd E. of Rockingham, Jan.
I2
1598. Hy., ld. Cobham, attainted 1 Jas. I. tº
1624. Philip, E. of Montgomery, Mar. 17. 1746. Thos., E. of Rockingham.
1660. Heneage, E. of Winchilsea. Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, July.
1672. Chas., D. of Richmond and Lennox; 1766. Chas., D. of Dorset, Feb. 10.
d. 1672. 1769. Jno. Fredk., D. of Dorset.
1687. Christr., ld. Tenham, Jan. 16. 1797. Chas., ld., aft. E. of Romney.
1692. Vere, E. of Westmoreland, and 1808. John Jeffreys, E., aft. M. Camden,
Hy., visc. Sidney; jointly. The E. Mav 25.
of Westmorland d. 1693. 1841. Hy., E. of Thanet.
1702. Danl., E. of Nottingham, May. 1846. Geo. Augs., E. Cowper, Nov. 14,
1704. Chas., E. of Winchilsea. SW.
1705. Lewis, ld., aft. 1st E. of Rocking- | 1856. Jno. Robt., visc., aft. E. Sydney,
ham, Apr. 16. June 24, sw.
1724. John, E. of Leicester, May 5.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF LANCASHIRE.
Baines, in his history of Lancashire (1831–5), states that the first lord lieutenant
for this county was the duke of Norfolk, followed by the earl of Shrewsbury, who was
succeeded by Edward, earl of Derby, and that almost ever since the office has been held
by the successive holders of that title.
* * * 1851. Chas. Wm., E. of Sefton, July 17, sw.
* * John Smith, c.c. lá. Strange. 1856. Fras., E. of Ellesmere, Apr. 9, sw.
1771. Edwd., ld. Stanley, aft. 12th E. of 1857. Wm., E. of Burlington, Mar. 20, sw.
Derby, July 19. 1858. Wm. Philip, E. of Sefton, Apr. 6,
1834. Edw., 13th E. of Derby, Nov. 20, sw. SW.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF LEICESTERSHIRE.
* * * 1857. Chas. Cecil John, 6th D. of Rutland
1721. John, 3rd D. of Rutland, Apr. 26. Mar. 20, sw.
1779. Chas., 4th D. of Rutland, July 6. 1888. Richd. Wm. Penn, E. Howe, C.B.;
1787. Hy., D. of Beaufort, Dec. 5. June 18, G.
1799. John Hy. , 5th D. of Rutland, July
10, SW,
310
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1742.
1778.
1779.
1809.
T714.
1762.
1794.
1715.
1720.
1728.
1732.
1771.
1757.
1792.
1808.
1749.
1771.
1796.
1753.
1786."
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF T.INCOLNSHIRE.
* •k * 1852. Chas. Cecil Jno., M. of Granby, aft,
Peregrine, 3rd D. of Ancaster and D. of Rutland, Aug. 18, Sw.
FCesteven, Jan. 1. 1857. Chas. Anderson Worsley, E. of Yar-
Robt., D. of Ancaster and Kesteven, borough, Feb. 7, G.
Dec. 15. 1862. Gilbert John, ld. Aveland, Mar.
Brownlow, D. of Ancaster and 12, sw.
Resteven, Aug. 9. 1867. Adelbert Wellington Brownlow, E.
John, ld., aft. E. Brownlow, Mar. 1, Brownlow, Nov. 22, sw.
SW.
IORD LIFUTENANTS OF MIDDLESEX.
º: 3& 3& 1842. Jas. Brownlow Wm., M. of Salisbury,
Thos., D. of Newcastle, Oct. 9. Feb. 2, sw.
Hugh, E., aft. 3rd D. of Northum- 1868. Arthur Richd., D. of Wellington,
berland, d. 1786, when the office May 4, G.
was placed in commission until 1884. Geo. Hy. Chas., visc. Enfield, aft,
Wm. Hy. Cavendish, M. of Titch- E. of Strafford, Sept. 20.
fleld, aft. D. of Portland, Aug.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MONMOUTHSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” post, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” post, p. 315.
k * k 1803. Hy. Chas., 6th D. of Beaufort, Oct.
John Morgan, Oct. 27. 26, sw.
Wm. Morgan, June 21. 1836. Capel Hanbury Leigh, Feb. 3, sw.
Sir Wm. Morgan, June 26. 1861. Benjn., ld. Llanover, Nov. 20, sw.
Thos. Morgan, June 18. 1867. Hy. Chas. Fitzroy, 8th D. of Beau-
Hy., 5th D. of Beaufort, Dec. 24. fort, May 17, sw.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF NORFOLK.
* •k * 1822. Hon. John Wodehouse, aft. lá.
Geo., E. of Orford, June 21. Wodehouse, Mar. 28, sw.
Geo., Marq. Townshend, Feb. 15. 1846. Thos. Wm., E. of Leicester, Aug. 1,
Wm. Assheton Harbord, aft. li. SW,
Suffield, Mar. 2.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
* * •k 1828. John, E. of Westmorland, June 28,
Geo. Montagu, E. of Halifax, Nov. SW.
23, sw. 1842. Brownlow, M. of Exeter, Feb. 2, G.
Spencer, E. of Northampton, July 19, 1867. Chas., ld. Southampton, Mar. 1, sw.
Chas., E., aft. M. of Northampton. 1872. John Poyntz, E. Spencer, Aug. 10, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF NORTHUMBERLAND.
* * 3& June 15, 1798, when the duke was
* * again app.
Hugh, E., aft. 3rd D. of Northum- 1817. Hugh, 5th D. of Northumberland,
berland, Mar. 20. July 24, sw
Hugh, 4th D. of Northumberland, 1847. Hy., E. Grey, Feb. 27, sw.
Sept. 2; res. 1798. The office was 1877. Algernon Geo., D. of Northumber-
then put into commission until land, Dec. 27, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
311
1763.
1765.
1768.
1794.
1795.
1760.
1817.
1842.
1761.
1764.
1772.
1775.
1711.
1744.
1764.
1773.
1774.
1759.
1763.
1764.
1771.
1780.
1782.
1793.
LORD TLIEUTENANTS OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
* * 3& 1809.
Evelyn, D. of Kingston, Jan. 10. *
Thos. Holles, D. of Newcastle, Sept. 1840.
7. 1857.
Hy. Fiennes, D. of Newcastle, Dec.
16. 1864.
Thos., D. of Newcastle, Apr. 30. 1880.
Wm. Hy. Cavendish, 3rd D. of
Portland, June 20.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF
* 3& * I857.
Geo., 4th D. of Marlborough, Mar.
21. 1883.
Geo., 7th E. of Macclesfield.
Geo., 6th D. of Marlborough, Apr. 1887.
27, sw.
Hy. Pelham, 4th D. of Newcastle,
Dec. 20, sw.
John, E. of Scarborough.
Hy. Pelham, 5th D. of Newcastle,
Feb. 2, sw.
Edwd., ld, Belper, Nov. 25, sw.
Wm. Amelius Aubrey de Vere, D. of
St. Albans, Aug. 18, sw.
OXFORDSHIRE.
John Winston, 7th D.
borough, Aug. 27, Sw.
Sir Hy. Wm. Dashwood, bt., Aug.
13, G.
Victor Albert Geo., E. of Jersey,
of Marl-
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF RUTLANDSHIRE.
* * *
. Brownlow, ld. Burghley, aft. 9th E.
of Exeter, June 21.
. Geo., E. of Winchilsea and Notting-
ham, Mar. 19.
1826.
1867.
1881.
Brownlow, 4th M. of Exeter, Now.
20.
Chas. Geo., E.
Mar. 6, sw.
Wm. John Manners, E. of Dysart,
Oct. 29, G.
of Gainsborough,
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF SEIROPSHIRE.
* •k * 1839.
Wm., E. of Bath.
Hy. Arthur, E. of Powis, Aug. 17. 1845.
Robt., ld. Clive, Oct. 9. 1875.
Edwd., ld. Clive, aft. E. of Powis,
Apr. 7.
LORD LIEUTENANTS
“k 3& º
John, 1st E. Poulett, Jan. 30; to
Sept., 1714.
•k *
John, 2nd E. Poulett, Jan.
Percy, E. of Thomond, Nov. 30.
John Jas., E. of Egmont, Feb. 12.
Fredk., ld. North, aft. E. of Guild-
ford, Mar. 15.
* 1837.
1839.
1864.
Geo. Granville, D. of Sutherland,
Aug. 26, Sw.
Rowland, visc. Hill, Nov. 20, sw.
Orlando Geo. Chas., E. of Bradford,
Jan. 23, G.
OF SOMERSETSHIRE.
1792.
1819.
John, 4th E. Poulett, Oct. 26.
Thos., 2nd M. of Bath, Feb. 8,
G.
Hy., E. of Ilchester, Apr. 19, sw.
Edwd., ld. Portman, May 22, sw.
Richd. Edmund St. Lawrence, E. of
Cork and Orrery, K.P., June 24,
SW.
LORD LIEUTIENANTS OF SOUTHAMPTONSHIRE.
* * 3&
Chas., D. of Bolton, Oct. 25. 1798.
Jas., M. of Carnarvon, aft. D. of 1800.
Chandos, June 1. 1807.
Robt., E. of Northington, Aug. 21.
Jas. Brydges, c.c. M. of Carnarvon, 1820.
aft. D. of Chandos, Jan. 23.
Geo., ld. Rivers, May. 1852.
Harry, D. of Bolton, Apr. 6. 1887.
Geo. Powlott
Sir Wm. Heathcote, bt., and
Wm. Chute, commrs.
Chas., E. of Wiltshire.
Thos., ld. Bolton, Feb. 21, sw.
Jas., E. of Malmesbury, K.B., Aug.
11, G.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, K.G., Dec.
19, sw.
John, M. of Winchester, Nov. 10, sw.
Hy. Howard Molyneux, E. of Car-
marvon, Aug. 6, G.
312.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1755.
1800.
1801.
1812.
1769.
1790.
Jas. I.
1621.
1635.
1660.
* *
1682.
1701.
1702.
1550.
1553.
1598.
1608.
1626.
1670.
1677.
1705.
1754.
1757.
1750.
1795.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF STAFFORDSHIRE.
$t * * 1849. Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, Jan. 31,
Granville. E. G. ft. M. of SW.
'. *, Jan. ºver 8, 1854. º Jno., ld. Hatherton, June 8,
Geo. Granville, E. Gower, aft. M. o ichfield. J 18
jºgº isº. Tº B of Lichfield, Jº is
Oct. 21... . . 1871. Arthur, ld. Wrottesley, July 8, G.
Hy., E. of Uxbridge, June 2, G. 1887. Wm. Walter, E. of Dartmouth, Mar.
Chas., E. Talbot, Apr. 8, sw. 21, G.
LORD IIEUTENANTS OF SUFFOLK.
* * * 1844. John Edwd. Cornwallis, E. of
. Chas., ld., aft. visc. Maynard, Feb. Stradbroke, Jan. 31, Sw.
8. 1886. Fredk. Wm. John, M. of Bristol,
Aug. Hy., D. of Grafton, June 3. Feb. 15, G.
Geo. Hy., E. of Euston, aft. D. of
Grafton, June.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SURREY.
º º * 1712. Geo., 2nd D. of Northumberland,
Edwd., visc. Wimbledon, again, Oct. 9.
Chas., ld. Howard of Effingham, 1714. Chas., E. of Halifax, Nov. 3.
aft. E. of Nottingham, July 27. 1716. Richd., 1st lá. Onslow, July 6.
Thos., E. of Arundel and Surrey, 1717. Thos., 2nd ld. Onslow, Dec. 9.
July 23. 1741. Richd., 3rd ló. Onslow, Jan. 29.
John, visc. Avalon, June 30; d. 1675. 1776. Geo., 4th Id. Onslow, aft. E.
Prince Rupert, d. 1682. Onslow, Oct. 31.
Hy., E. of Arundel, Dec. 1814. Geo., visc. Middleton, May 30, sw.
Geo., 2nd D. of Northumberland. 1830. Chas. Geo., ld. Arden, Nov. 1, Sw.
Chas., E. of Berkeley, June 7. 1840. Wm., E. of Lovelace, Aug. 10, sw.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SUSSEX.
Sir Richd. Sackville. 1759. In Commission.
Hy., E. of Arundel. 1762. Chas., E. of Egremont.
Richd., ld. Buckhurst, and Chas., E. 1763. Chas., 3rd D. of Richmond, Oct. 18.
of Nottingham. 1807. Chas., D. of Norfolk, Jan. 14,
Chas., E. of Nottingham, and Thos., SW.
E. of Arundel. 1816. Chas., 4th D. of Richmond, Jan.
Thos., E. of Arundel, and Edwd., E. 30, sw.
of Dorset. 1819. Geo. O'Brien, 3rd E. of Egremont,
Richd., E. of Dorset, and Chas., ld. Nov. 5, G.
Buckhurst. 1835. Chas., 5th D. of Richmond.
Chas., E. of Dorset. 1860. Hy. Thos., E. of Chichester, Nov.
Algernon, D. of Somerset. - 23, sw.
John, E. of Ashburnham. 1886. Hy. Bouverie Wm., visc. Hampden,
Geo., E. of Abergavenny. G.C.B., Apr. 5, G.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF THE TOWER HAMLETS.
See “Constables of the Tower of London,” post, p. 319.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF WARWICKSHIRE.
* º * 1816. Fras., 2nd M. of Hertford, June 27.
Fras., E., aft. 1st M. of Hertford, 1822. Hy. Richd., E. of Warwick and
June 30, sw. E. Brooke, July 5, sw.
Geo., E. of Warwick and Brooke, 1854. Wm., 3rd E. of Craven, Mar. 29, sw.
Jan 4. 1856. Wm. Hy., ld. Leigh, Apr. 4, sw.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 313
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WESTMORELAND.
* $$. * 1868. Hy. Lowther, aft. 3rd E. of Lonsdale
1758. Sir Jas. Lowther, bt., aft. E. of Dec. 2, G.
Lonsdale, Aug. 14. 1876. Sir Richd. Courtenay Musgrave, bt.,
1802. Wm., visc. Lowther, aft. 1st E. of Sept. 27, G.
Lonsdale(second creation),June16. 1881. Sir Hy. Jas. Tufton, bt., aft. li.
1844. Wm., 2nd E. of Lonsdale, Apr. 17, Hothfield, Mar. 14, G.
SW.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WILTSHIRE.
* º: * 1794. Geo. Aug., E. of Pembroke, Jan. 26.
1761. Hy., 10th E. of Pembroke, Mar. 18. 1827. Hy., M. of Lansdowne, Nov. 16, sw.
1780. Thos., E. of Ailesbury, Feb. 19. 1863. Geo. Wm. Fredk., M. of Ailesbury,
1782. Hy., E. of Pembroke, again, Mar. Mar. 25, sw.
27. 1878. Jacob, E. of Radnor, Mar. 7, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WORCESTERSHIRE.
See “Brecknockshire,” post, p. 315.
* * * 1831. Thos., ld. Foley, Apr. 27, sw.
1751. Geo. Wm., 6th E. of Coventry, June | 1833. Wm. Hy., ld. Lyttleton, May 29, sw.
12. 1837. Thos, Hy., ld. Foley, July 12, sw.
1808. Geo. Wm., visc. Deerhurst, aft. 7th 1839. Geo. Wm., ld. Lyttleton, Oct. 21, sw.
E. of Coventry, Nov. 23, sw. 1876. Fredk., E. Beauchamp, May 13.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF YORKSHIRE–EAST RIDING,
* * * 1824. Geo., visc. Morpeth, aft. E. of
1778. Fras. Godolphin, M. of Carmarthen, Carlisle, Nov. 20, sw.
aft. D. of Leeds, July 11. 1840. Paul Beilby, ld. Wenlock, Jan. 29,
1780. Fredk., E. of Carlisle, Feb. 9. G.
1782. Fras. Godolphin, M. of Carmarthen, 1847. Geo. Wm. Fredk., visc. Morpeth,
aft. D. of Leeds, again, Mar. aft. E. of Carlisle, Jan. 29.
27. 1864. Beilby Richd., ld. Wenlock, Nov.
1799. Fredk., E. of Carlisle, Feb. 26. 22, sw.
1807. Hy., ld. Mulgrave, Aug. 19, sw. 1880. Marmaduke, ld. Herries, Dec. 16, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF YORKSHIRE–NORTH RIDING.
* * * 1839. Hon. Thos. Jno. Dundas, c.c. 1d.
1740. Robt., E. of Holdernesse, Apr. 15. Dundas, aft. E. of Zetland, Feb.
1777. Hy., E. Fauconberg, Dec. 3, sw.
1802. Geo. Wm. Fredk., D. of Leeds, 1873. Geo. Fredk. Saml., M. of Ripon,
Apr. 7. R.G., Mar. 19, G.
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF YORKSHIRE–WEST RIDING.
* * * 1819. Hy., visc. Lascelles, aft. 2nd E. of
1762. Fras., E. of Huntingdon. Harewood, Nov. 5, G.
1765. Chas., M. of Rockingham, again, 1842. Jas. Archibald, ld. Wharncliffe.
Aug. 7. 1846. Hy., 3rd E. of Harewood, Jan. 21,
1782. Chas., E. of Surrey, aft. D. of Nor- SW.
folk, Sept. 28. 1857. Wm. Thos. Spencer, visc. Milton,
1798, Wm., E. Fitzwilliam, Feb. 14. aft. E. Fitzwilliam, Mar. 20, sw.
314
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1660.
1662.
1673.
1685.
1689.
1695.
1761.
1781.
1822.
1829.
* *
1793.
1795.
1761.
1797.
1798.
1762.
1775.
1789.
NORTH WALES.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF ANGTIESEY.
Richd. Vaughan, E. of Carbery, app. 1702. Wm., E. of Derby, app. for ditto,
for all counties of S. Wales, and Jan. 18.
for Haverfordwest, Sept. 18. Hugh, ld. Cholmondeley, aft. 1st E.
The same, re-app. for all counties of of Cholmondeley, app. for ditto,
N. and S. Wales, and for Haver- Dec. 2.
fordwest, Dec. 22. 1714. The same, re-app. for ditto, Aug. 21.
The same, re-app., July 19. 1725. Geo., 2nd E. of Cholmondeley, app.
Hy. Somerset, 3rd M. and 7th E. of for ditto, and for Cheshire, Apr. 7.
Worcester, aft. D. of Beaufort ; 1733. Geo., 3rd E. of Cholmondeley, app.
app. for all counties of N. and S. for ditto, June 14.
Wales, July 20.
The same, re-app. for ditto, and for ANGLESEY ONLY.
Haverfordwest, and the counties 1771. Sir Nicholas Bayley, bt.
of Gloucester, Hereford, and 1782. Hy., E. of Uxbridge, July 20.
Monmouth, Mar. 28. 1813. Hy. Wm., E. of Uxbridge, aft. 1st
Chas. Gerard, E. of Macclesfield, M. of Anglesey.
app. for ditto, Mar. 22. 1854. Hy., 2nd M. of Anglesey, June 8, SW.
The same, re-app. for all counties of 1869. Hon. Wm. Owen Stanley, Mar. 2, G.
N. Wales, Mar. 10. 1884. Richd. Davies, Mar. 27, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CARNARWONSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” supra.
* * * 1851. Sir Richd. Bulkeley Williams Bulke-
Thos. Wynne, aft. Id. Newborough. ley, Feb. 11, sw.
Thos. Jas., visc. Bulkeley, Nov. 20. 1866. Edwd. Gordon, ld. Penrhyn, Sept.
Thos. Assheton Smith, Sept. 16, sw. 8. Sw
I
1 te
Peter Robt.,ld. Willoughby DeFresby, 1886. Jno. E "nest Greaves.
Feb. 11, sw.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF DENEIGHSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” supra. *
* º: * 1840. Middleton Biddulph.
Watkin Williams, in 1792. 1852. Robt. Myddelton Biddulph, * >
Richd. Myddelton. 1872. Maj., aft. col., Wm. Cornwallis
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt. West, May 9, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF FLINTSEIIR.E.
See “Anglesey,” supra.
k * * 1845. Sir Stephen Rd. Glynne, bt., June
Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. 30, sw.
Lloyd, ld. Kenyon. 1874. Hugh Robt. Hughes, Aug. 1,
Robt., visc. Belgrave, aft. E. Gros- G.
venor and M. of Westminster.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MERIONETHSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” supra.
3& * * . 1793. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 5th bt.,
Wm. Vaughan—the grant to the E. June 10.
of Cholmondeley for all counties 1830. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 6th bt.,
in N. Wales revoked, pro tanto, Dec. 21.
Apr. 26. 1840. Hon. Edw. Mostyn Lloyd, aft, ld.
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 4th bt. Mostyn, June 25.
Watkin Williams, Aug. 31. 1884. Robt. Davies Pryce, May 12, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 315
1772.
1775.
1776.
1804.
1694.
1704.
1715.
1720.
1728.
1731.
1771.
1763.
1800.
* *
1779.
1780.
1804.
1728.
1752.
1772.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MONTGOMERYSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314.
* * * 1839. Edwd. Herbert, E. of Powis.
Robt., ld. Clive, Oct. 9. 1848. Chas., ld. Sudeley, Feb. 11, sw.
Fras., E., aft. 1st M. of Hertford, 1858. Hon. Thos. Chas. Sudeley, aft. 1d.
Apr. 7. Sudeley, Apr. 6, sw.
Geo. Edwd. Hy. Arthur, E. of Powis, 1863. Sudeley Chas. Geo., ld. Sudeley,
Nov. 8. Apr. 22.
Edwd., E. of Powis, June 6, sw. 1877. Edwd. Jas., E. of Powis, May 22.
SOUTH WALES.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BRECEONOCKSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314.
* 3& 3& 1787. Hy., D. of Beaufort, app. for ditto,
Thos. Herbert, E. of Pembroke and June 1.
Montgomery, app. for all counties 1803. Hy. Chas., D. of Beaufort, app. for
of S. Wales and for Haverford- Brecknockshire and Monmouth-
west and Monmouthshire, May 11. shire, Oct. 26. sw.
The same, re-app. Jan. 27.
John Morgan, app. for Brecknock- BRECKNOCKSHIRE ONLY.
shire and Monmouthshire, Oct. 7. 1836. Penry Williams, Feb. 3, sw.
Wm. Morgan, app. for ditto, June 21. 1847. Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, Feb. 4, Sw.
Sir Wm. Morgan, app. for ditto, 1865. Geo. Chas., M. Camden, Oct. 31, G.
June 26. 1866. Chas. Morgan Robinson Tredegar,
Thos. Morgan, app.for ditto, June 18. Sept. 25, G.
Chas. Morgan, app. for Brecknock- 1875. Sir Jos. Russell Bailey, bt., June
shire only, Dec. 23. 14, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CARDIGANSEIIR.E.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” supra.
* * * 1816. Wrm. Edwd. Powell, Oct. 26, G.
Hon. Wilmot Vaughan, aft. visc. and 1854. Thos. Lloyd, Oct. 18, Sw.
E. of Lisburne, Jan. 10. 1857. Edwd. Lewis Pryse, Aug. 27, sw.
Thos. Johnes, July 2, sw. 1888. Herbert Davies Evans, July 16, G.
LORD DIEUTENANTS OF CARMARTHENSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” supra.
•k. % * 1852. Jno. Fredk., 1st E. Cawdor, May
Geo. Rier. lö, sw.
Thos. Johnes. 1861. Jno. Fredk. Vaughan, 2nd E. Caw-
Jno. Vaughan, Mar. 25. dor, Apr. 30.
Geo., ld, Dynevor, June 6, sw.
TORD IIIEUTENANTS OF GLAMORGANSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” supra.
* * -k 1794. Geo. Aubrey, |Dep, lieuts. to
Chas, Paulet, 3rd D. of Bolton, Mar. John Price, and act during wa-
22. John Richards, cancy, Mar.
Other Lewis, E. of Plymouth, Nov. John. 4th E., aft. 1st M., of Bute,Dec.
6. 1815. John, 2nd MI. of Bute, June 2.
John, ld. Mountstewart, aft. 4th E. 1848. Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot
and 1st M. of Bute, Mar. 22. Apr. 15, SW.
316 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF HAVERFORDWEST.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” ante, p. 315.
* * * 1857. Jno. Hy. Philipps, aft. Sir J. H.
* * Sir Wm. Owen, bt. Philipps-Scourfield, bt., July 16,
1770. Sir Rd. Philipps, bt., aft. li. Milford, SW.
Jan. 23. 1876 Chas. Edwd. Gregg Philipps, Aug.
1824. Rd. Bulkeley Philipps Philipps, aft. 7.
ld. Milford, Apr. 7, sw.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF PEMBROKESHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” ante, p. 315.
* * * 1824. Sir Jno. Owen, bt.
* * Sir Wm. Owen, bt. 1861. Wm., 3rd ld. Kensington, Apr. 30,
1778. Hugh Owen, Feb. 10.
1780. Richd., ld. Milford.
RW.
1872. Wm., 4th lä. Kensington, Feb. 6, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF RADNORSHIRE.
See “Anglesey,” ante, p. 314, and “Brecknockshire,” ante, p. 315.
+ * * | 1842. Sir Jno. Benn Walsh, bt., aft. Id.
1766. Edwd., E of Oxford. Ormathwaite, Aug. 11, sw.
1792. Hon. Thos. Harley. 1875. Hon. Arthur Walsh, aft, ld. Orma-
1805. Geo., ld. Rodney, Mar. 21. thwaite, Apr. 19, G.
SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
IFor lord lieutenants of counties in these countries, see Part IX., “Scot-
land,” post, and Part X., “Ireland,” post.
GOVERNORS AND CONSTABLES OF CASTLES, &c.
CONSTABLES OF DOVER, CASTLE AND WARDENS OF
THE CINQUE PORTS.
THESE are very ancient offices, and in former days had important
duties attached to them in protecting the country from invasion. They
are now merely honorary posts, generally conferred upon some distin-
guished statesman, and the only emolument now derived from them is
the enjoyment of Walmer Castle as a residence.
The two offices were formerly sometimes separated, but for many
years past they have been held by the same person.
In compiling the present list, the lists given in HARRIs's HISTORY OF
KENT, HASTED’s HISTORY OF KENT, and Lyons’ HISTORY OF DOVER,
have been collated and, as far as possible, reconciled. There are, how-
ever, some slight differences in some of the earlier names and dates,
and therefore, although the list now given will probably be found suffi-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
317
, cient for all practical purposes, the works above quoted should, in any
case of difficulty, be consulted, and the ancient records on which they
rely examined.
CoNSTABLEs of Dover CASTLE AND WARDENs of THE CINQUE PORTs.
C. signifies constable only; W., warden only; C. and W., both constable and warden.
* {}
1053.
1066.
Will. I.
1084.
1111
1138–9.
Steph.
Hen. II.
Rich. I.
Godwin, E. of Kent, gov. in the
reign of Edward the Confessor.
Harold, his son, gov., aft. king.
Bertram de Ashburnham, gov.;
put to death by William the
Conqueror.
Wm. Peverel, gov., pro. tem.
Odo, bp. of Baieux, E. of Kent,
gov.
Baron John de Fienes, C. and W.
Jas. de Fienes, C. and W.
. Baron John de Fienes, again; C.
and W.
Wm. Mareschall, E.
broke, C. (4 Stephen).
Wakelyn de Magminot, C.
Richd., E. of Ewe, C.
Eustace, E. of Boulogne, C. and W.
Hy. de Essex, bar. of Raleigh
and E. of Essex, C. and W. ;
dism. 1163.
Simon de Sandwich, C. and W
Hy. de Sandwich, C. and W.
Alan de Fienes, C. and W.
Jas. de Fienes, C. and W.
Ingelram de Fienes, C. (?).
Richd., otherwise Matth. de Clare,
C. and W.
Wm. Longspee, E. of Salisbury,
natl. Son of Henry II., some-
times called Wm. Devereux, O.
Wm. Longchamp (?).
of Pem-
John. Wm. de Wrotham, C. and W.
1201-2. Thos. Bassett, C. (3 John).
Hubert de Burgh, aft. E. of Kent,
C. and W. (3 John).
1203–4. Wm. de Huntingfield, C. and W.
(5 John).
1204. Wm. Longspee, E. of Salisbury,
1206–7.
1215
again ; C. and W., Sept. 9.
Geoffry Fitz-Pier, aft. E. of Essex,
C. May 25.
. Hubert de Burgh, aft. E. of Kent,
again ; C. and W., June 30.
1219–20, Hy. de Braibroc, or Braybrooke
1220–1.
1223
1225
1226
C. (4 Hen. III.).
Sir Robt. de Neresford, C. (5
Hen. III.)
. Hugh de Windlesore, or Wynsore,
C., Oct. 31.
. Sir Geoffry de Shurland, C., Apr.
13
e Wm. de Averenches, or Albrincis
and Tergusius, mayor of Dover,
joint W., Mar. 14.
Hen. III. John Mansel, C. (?).
1827–8.
1231–2.
1233–4.
1234–5.
1237–8.
1241–2.
1246–7.
1247–8,
1254–5.
1258–9.
1258.
1259.
Hubert de Burgh, again ; C. (12
Hen. III.)
Stephen de Segrave, C. and W.
(16 Hen. III.)
Symon, or Harry Hoese, C. (15
Hen. III.)
Bertram de Criol, C. (16 Hen.
III.
Hubert de Husato, C. (18 Hen.
III.)
Hams de Crevequer, or Crévecoeur,
C. and joint W. with Walerand
de Teyes (19 Hen. III.)
Bertram de Criol, aqain; C. (22
Hen. III.); and again C.
1240–1 (25 Hen. III.)
Peter de Savoy, E. of Rich'n ond,
C. (26 Hen. III.)
Humphry de Bohun, E. of Here-
ford and Essex, C. (26 Hen.
III.)
Sir Robt. de Neresford, again; C.
(31 Hen. III.).
Peter de Rivallis, C. (32 Hen.
III.)
Reginald de Cobham, C. and W.
(39 Hen. III.)
Peter de Savoy, E. of Richmond,
again; C. and W. (42 Hen. III.)
Roger Northwood, C. and W.,
June 9.
Nicholas de Moels, C. and W.,
June 10.
Riº. de Grey, C. and W., July
8.
Hugh, or Roger Bigod, C. and
W. (43 & 44 Hen. III.)
1259–60. Wm. de Say, C. (44 Hen. III.)
1261.
1262–3.
1263.
1264.
Robt. Waleran, C., May 3.
* Braybro ke, C. (47 Hen.
III
Edmd. and Robt. de Gascoyne,
joint C. (47 Hen. III.)
Hy; de Sandwich, bp. of London,
C., July 10.
Walter de Bersted, C. and W.
July 20.
Richd. de Grey, C., and aft. W.
Nichs. de Criol, W.; res.
favour of De Grey
Hy. Montfort, C. and W., May 8.
Roger de Leyborne, W., Nov. 26.
Hy., or Ed d. and Robt. Gas-
coigne, joint C., July 8.
in
Hen. III. Walter Berested, C.
Matth. Belers, or Besliz, W.
3.18
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1265–6. Simon de Sandwich, aft. Sir S., C.
(50 Hen. III.)
Edwd., pr. of Wales, aft. Edw. I.,
C. and W. (51 Hen. III.)
Sir Steph. de Penchester, C. (1
1266–7.
1272–3.
Edw. I.), and W., July 4,
1273.
1275. Simon de Grey, C. and W., (3 and
4 Edw. I.)
1277–8. Ralph de Sandwich, C. and W.
(6 Edw. I.)
1290. Sir Steph. de Penchester, again ;
C. and W., Sept. 24; and
v again, 1293–4 (22 Edw. I.)
Edw. I. Sir Robt. de Shurland, W.
Robt. Burgess, or de Burghersh,
C. and W. (19 Edw. I); again,
July 20, 1299.
1290–1.
1305–6. Hy. Cobham, C. and W. (34 Edw.
I.
1307. nº de Kendall, C. and W.,
Nov. 14.
1314–5. Hy. de Cobham, jun., C. and W.
(8 Edw. II.)
1315–6. Robt. de Kendall, again; C. and
W. (9 Edw. II.)
Bartholomew de Badlesmere,
grandson of Robt. de Burgh-
hersh, C. and W.
1320–1. Sir Hugh de Spencer, or Le Spen-
cer, junr., aft. E. of Gloucester,
W. (14 Edw. II.)
Edmd., E. of Kent, C. and W.
(15 Edw. II.)
Edw. II. Sir Thos. Peache, C.
1325–6. Robt. de Kendall, again ; C. and
W., and Ralph de Camoys, W.
(18 Edw. II.)
Ralph Basset, Mar. 18.
Ralph de Camoys and Robt. de
Rindale, again; C. and W.,
Sept. 30.
Sir Hugh de Spencer or Le Spen-
cer, junr., again; W. (20 Edw.
II.
* de Badlesmere, or de
Burghersh, or ld. Burghersh,
again; C. and W., Aug. 1,
Edmd. of Woodstock, E. of Kent,
C. (1 Edw. III.)
Robt. de Burghersh, C. and W.,
Feb. 28.
Wm. de Clinton, aft. E. of Hunt-
ingdon, C. and W., Sept. 4.
1337–8. John de Lancaster (11 Edw. III.)
1339–10. Wm., E. of Huntingdon, again; C.
and W. (13 Edw. III.)
1343–4. Bartholomew, ld. Burghersh,
again; C. and W. (17 Edw.
III.
Sir John Peche, C. and W. (17
Edw. III.)
1345–6. Ralph, ld. Bassett, C. and W.
(19 Edw. III.)
1346–7. Bartholomew, ld.
1321–2.
1326.
1326–7.
1327.
1327–8.
1330.
1331.
Burghersh,
again; C. and W. (20 Edw.
III.)
1350–1. Reginald de Cobham, K.G., or
ld. Cobham, W. (24 Edw.
III.)
1355. Otho de Grandison, C., Aug. 4.
1355–6. Roger de Mortimer, E. of March,
C. and W. (29 Edw. III.)
Edw. III. Guy St. Clere, C. and W.
1360–1. Sir John Beauchamp, K.G., C.
and W. (34 Edw. III.)
Reginald de Cobham, K.G., C. and
W. (34 Edw. III.)
Sir Robt. Herle, C. and W. (35
Edw. III.)
Sir Ralph Spirgumell, C. and W.
(39 Edw. III.)
Sir Richd. de Pembrigg, or Pem-
bridge, C. and W., Mar. 20.
Wm. de Latimer, or lò. Latimer,
C. and W., Feb. 7.
Edmd. Plantagenet de Langley,
E. of Cambridge, C. and W.
(50 Edw. III.)
1361–2.
1365–6.
1369.
1872.
1376–7.
1380–1. Sir Robt. Asheton, C. and W. (4
Rich. II.)
1384. Sir Simon de Burley, K.G., C.
and W., Feb. 6.
1388. Sir John Devereux, K.G., C. and
W., Jan. 4.
1391–2. Hy. de Cobham, son of Reginald,
C. and W. (15 Rich. II.)
John, ld. Beaumont, C. and W.
(16 Rich. II.)
Edwd., D. of York and Albe-
marle, C. and W. (20 Rich.
II
1392–3.
1396–7.
..)
John, M. of Dorset, C. and W.
Feb. 5.
Sir Thos. Erpingham, K.G., C.
and W. (3 Hen. IV.)
Hy., pr. of Wales, aft. Hen. W.,
C. and W., Dec. 12.
Sir Thos. Fitz-alan, E. of Arundel,
C. and W. (1 Hen. V.)
Humphry, D. of Gloucester, son
of Hen. IV., C. and W., Jan.
20.
John Reynsford, C. (4 Hen. VI.)
Sir Jas. Fienes, cr. Id. Saye and
Sele, C. and W., Feb. 24.
1449–50. Humphry, D. of Buckingham, C.
and W. (28 Hen. VI.)
1459–60. Edmd., D. of Somerset, C. and
W. (38 Hen. VI.)
Simon Montfort, C. and W. (1.
Edw. IV.)
Richd., E. of Warwick, C. and
W. (1 Edw. IV.)
Sir John Scott, C. and W. (10
Edw. IV.)
Wm., E. of Arundel, C. and W.
(10 Edw. IV.)
Richd., D. of Gloucester, aft.
Richd. III., C. and W.
1398.
1401–2.
1409.
1413–4.
1420.
1425–6.
1447.
1461–2.
1470–1.
Edw. W.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 319
1483–4. Hy., D. of Buckingham, C. and by the Council of State; after-
W. (1 Rich. III.) wards they were put into com-
1483. Wm., E. of Arundel, again; C. mission.
and W., Oct. 23. John Lambert, Held the officeof
1847–8. Sir Wm. Scott, C. and W. (3 Hen. John Desborough, Constable dur-
VII.) Robt. Blake, ing the com-
1493. Hy., D. of York, aft. Hen. VIII., Chas. Fleetwood. } monwealth.
C. and W., Apr. 5. 166). Jas., D. of York, aft. Jas. II., C.
1504–5. Sir Edwd. Poynings, K.G., C. and and W.
W. (20 Hen. VII.) Chs. II. Hy., visc. Sidney, aft. E. of
1510–1. Geo., ld. Abergavenny, C. and Romney, C. and W.
W. (2 Hen. VIII.) Anne. Pr. Geo. of Denmark, consort of
1513. Sir Edwd. Poynings, K.G., again; Q. Anne, C. and W.
C. and W. May 17. 1708. Lionel Cranfield, E., aft. D. of
1521–2. Sir Edwd. Guildeford, K.G., C. Dorset, C. and W., Dec.
and W. (13 Hen. VIII.) 1713–4. Jas., D. of Ormond, C. & W., (12
1532–3. Geo., visc. Rochford, C. and W. Anne).
(24 Hen. VIII.) Lionel Cranfield, E., aft. D. of Dor-
1536–7. Hy., D. of Richmond, C. and W. set, again ; C. and W. (1 Geo.I.)
(28 Hen. VIII.) 1717. John Sidney, E. of Leicester, C.
Arth. Plantagenet, visc. Lisle, C. and W.
and W. (28 Hen. VIII.) Lionel Cranfield, now D. of Dorset,
1539–40. Sir Thos. Cheney, K.G. C. and again; C. and W. (1 Geo. II.)
W. (31 Hen. VIII.) 1765. Robt., E. of Holderness, C. and
1558. Wm., ld. Cobham. W., Oct.
1596–7. Hy., ld, Cobham, his son, C. 1778. Fredk. North, c.c. Lord North,
and W. (39 Eliz.) R.G., aft. E. of Guildford, C.
1603–4. Hy., E. of Northampton, C. and and W.
W. (1 Jas. I.) 1792, Wm. Pitt, C. and W., Aug. 18.
1615–6. Edwd., ld. Zouch of Haringworth, 1806. Robt. Bankes Jenkinson, c.c. 1d.
C. and W. (13 Jas. I.) 1614. Hawkesbury, aft. E. of Liver-
1623–4. Geo., D. of Buckingham, C. and pool, C. and W., Jan. 28, G.
W. (21 Jas I.) 1829. Arthur, D. of Wellington, C. and,
1628. Theophilus, E. of Suffolk, C. W., Jan. 20, G.
and W., July 24. 1853. Jas. Andrew, M. of Dalhousie,
1640. Jas., D. of Richmond, C. and W., K.T., C. and W., Jan. 13, G.
June 9. 1861. Hy. Jno., visc. Palmerston, K.G.,
1648. Robt., E. of Warwick, C. C. and W., Mar. 27, G.
During the commonwealth the 1865. Granville Geo., E. Granville, K.G.,
offices were at first executed C. and W., Dec. 23, G.
CONSTABLES AND LIEUTENANTS OF THE TOWER OF
LONDON. LORD LIEUTENANTS OF THE
TOWER HAMLETS.
CONSTABLES OF THE TOWER OF LONDON AND LORD
LIEUTENANTS OF THE TOWER HAMLETS.
THESE two offices have been united for many years, probably from the
first institution of the office of lord lieutenant.
The act 14 Chas. II.
cap. 3, sec. 31, recites, “Whereas the Militia of the Tower division of
Middlesex known as the Tower Hamlets are, and always have been,
under the command of his majesty’s constable or lieutenant of the
Tower.
320
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1066.
* *
1140.
1153.
1189.
1192.
1194.
1205.
1213.
1214.
1215.
1217.
1220.
1223.
1224.
1225.
1226.
1229.
1232.
1233.
1234.
1235.
1241.
1243.
1244.
1245.
1255.
1256.
1260.
1261.
1262.
1264.
1265.
1266.
1267.
1268.
1272.
1273.
1274.
1283.
1286
CoNSTABLES OF THE TOWER of LoNDON.
WILLIAM I.
Geoffrey de Mandeville (No. 1).
Wm. de Mandeville, his son.
Geoffrey de Mandeville (No. 2), his
grandson.
STEPHEN.
Richd. de Lucy.
HENRY II.
Garnerius de Isenei.
RICHARD I.
Wm. Longchamp, bp. of Ely, with
Wm. Piuntellus under him.
Archbp. of Rouen
Roger FitzRenfred.
JOHN.
Roger de la Dune.
Geoffrey de Mandeville (No. 3).
HENRY III.
Eustace de Greinville.
Steph. Langton, abp. of Canterbury,
Walter de Verdun.
Stephen de Segrave.
Hugh de Wyndlesore.
Pandulph Masca, bp. of Norwich.
John de Boville.
Thos. de Blunwill.
Hy. Fitz Aucher.
Ralph de Gatel.
Hubert de Burgh, E. of Kent.
W. de St. Edmund.
Geoffrey de Crancumb.
Hugh Giffard.
Walter de Grey, abp. of York, and
Bertram de Crioyle, jointly.
Peter de Vallibus.
John de Plessetis.
Peter de Blund.
Aymon Thorimbergh.
Imbert Pugeys.
Richd. de Culwurth.
Richd. de Tilbury.
Hugh de Bigod.
John Mansel.
Hugh le Despenser.
Roger de Leyburn.
Hugh Fitz Otho.
John Walerand and John de la Lind,
jointly.
Alan la Zouch.
Thos. de Ippegrave.
Stephen de Eddeville,
Hugh Fitz Otho, again.
Waſter Giffard, abp. of York.
John de Burgh.
Philip Basset.
Anthy. Bek.
EDWARD I.
Ranulph de Dacre.
Ralph de Sandwich.
1289.
1329.
1335.
1341.
1346.
1347.
1355.
1360.
1361.
1365.
1381.
1391.
1397.
1407.
1413.
1415.
1420.
1446.
1461.
1473.
1478.
* *
1483.
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1485.
1509,
1524.
1540.
1553.
Ralph de Berners.
Ralph de Sandwich, again.
EDWARD II.
John de Crumbwell.
Guy Frere.
Roger de Swynnerton.
Stephen de Segrave.
Walter Stapleton, bp. of Exeter.
John de Weston.
. Thos. Wake.
John de Gisors and Rd. de Betoigne,
jointly.
Maurice de Berkeley.
Wm. la Zouche.
EDWARD III.
John de Crumbwell, again.
Wm. de Montacute.
Nicholas de la Beche.
Robert de Dalton.
John Darcy (No. 1).
John Darcy (No. 2), son.
Bartholomew de Burghersh.
Robert de Morley.
Jno. de Beauchamp.
Richd. de la Vache.
Alen Buxhill, or Alan do Burchull.
RICHARD II.
Sir Thos Murrieux.
Edwd., E. of Rutland.
Ralph de Nevill.
Edwd., D. of Albemarle.
Sir Thos. de Rempston.
Edwd., D. of York.
HENRY W.
Robt. de Morley.
John Dabrichcourt.
Sir Wm. Bourchier.
Sir Roger Aston.
HENRY WI.
John, D. of Exeter.
Jas., ld. Saye and Sele.
EDWARD IV.
John, ld. Tiptoft, E. of Worcester.
John. li. Dudley.
Richd., ld. Dacre.
John, ld. Howard.
Thos., M. of Dorset.
RICHARD III.
Sir Thos. Brackenbury.
HENRY WII.
Jno., E. of Oxford.
HENRY WIII.
Sir Thos. Lovel.
Sir Wm. Kingston.
Sir John Gage.
Edwd., ld. Clinton.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
321
1554.
1556.
MARY.
Sir John Gage, again.
Sir Edmund Bray.
TEMP. ELIZABETII AND JAMEs I.
1640.
1647.
1660.
1678.
1680.
1684.
1688.
1702.
1712.
1717.
1722.
1725.
1726.
* *
Thos., ld. Howard of Walden.
CIIARLES I.
Fras., ld. Cottington.
Gen. Sir Thos. Fairfax.
CHARLES II.
Sir John Robinson.
Jas., E. of Northampton.
Wm., ld. Allington.
Geo., ld. Dartmouth.
WILLIAM III. TO WICTORIA.
Thos., ld. Lucas.
Montagu, E. of Abingdom.
Algernon, E. of Essex.
Geo., E. of Northampton.
Chas., E. of Carlisle.
Hy., E. of Lincoln.
Chas., D. of Bolton.
Hy., visc. Lonsdale.
Richd., E. Rivers.
* }
1740.
1762.
1770.
1783.
1785.
1806.
1826.
1852.
1865.
1871.
1872.
1875.
1881.
1887.
John, E. of Leicester.
Chas., ld., aft. E. Cornwallis.
John, ld. Berkeley of Stratton.
Chas., E., aft. M. Cornwallis.
Ld. Geo. Hy. Lennox.
Chas., E., aft. M. Cornwallis, K.G.
Fras., E. of Moira, aft. M. of Hast-
ings, Feb. 12, sw.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, K.G., Dec.
29, G.
Stapleton, visc. Combermere, G.C.B.,
Oct. 11, G.; Feb. 21, 1853, sw.
Gen. Sir John Fox Burgoyne, bt.,
G.C.B., Apr. 8, G.; Apr. 22, Sw.
F.-marsh. Sir Geo. Pollock, G.C.B.,
G. C. S.I., Nov. 14, G.
F.-marsh. Sir Wm. Maynard Gomm,
G.C.B., Oct. 31, G.
Gen. Sir Chas. Yorke, G.C.B., Apr.
5, G.
Gen. Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams, of
Kars, bt., G.C.B., May 9, G.
Gen. Sir Richd. Jas. Dacres, G.C.B.,
July 2, G.
Robt. Cornelis, ld. Napier of Mag-
dala, G.C.B., G.C.S.I., Jan. 6, G.
LIEUTENANTS OF THE TOWER OF LONDON.
FROM THE REIGN OF EDWARD I.
EDWARD I.
Giles de Oudenard.
EDWARD II.
Ralph Bavant.
IHENRY W.
Sir Roger Aston.
HENRY WII.
Sir John Digby.
HENRY VIII.
Sir Richd. Cholmondeley.
Sir Edwd. Walsingham.
Sir Wm. Sidney.
Sir Anthony Knevit.
— Stoner.
EDWARD VI.
Sir John Markham.
Sir Arthur Darcy.
QUEEN MARY.
Sir John Bridges, aft. li. Chandos.
Sir Thos. Bridges.
Sir Hy. Bedingfield.
Sir Robt. Oxenbridge.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
Sir Thos. Carden and Sir Edwd.
Warner were app. to take charge
of the tower jointly with Sir Robt.
Oxenbridge.
Sir Edwd. Warner, alone.
Sir Richd. B'ount.
Sir Fras. Jobson.
Sir Owen Hopton.
Sir Michael Blount.
Sir Drue Drury.
Sir Richd. Barkley.
Sir John Peyton.
JAMES I.
Sir Geo. Harvey.
Sir Wrm. Waad.
Sir Gervase Helwias.
Sir Geo. More.
Sir Allan Apsley, who continued in
office on the accession of
CHARLES I.
Sir Wim. Balfour.
Col. Lunsford.
Sir John Byron.
Sir John Conyers.
Sir Robt. Harlowe.
Alderman Pennington.
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322 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
COMMONWEALTH.
Col. John Berkstead.
Col. Titchbourn,
Col. Fitch.
Col. Herbert Morley.
CHARLES II.
Sir John Robinson.
JAMES II.
Thos. Cheek.
Sir Edwd. Hales.
Sir Bevill Skelton.
1688. Col. King, as dep. gov.
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Col. John Farewell.
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1810.
1831.
1833,
1851.
1876.
1884.
ANNE TO WICTORIA.
Chas. Churchill.
Brig.-gen. Wm. Cadogan.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hatton Compton.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Vernon.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Loftus, Aug. 18, G.
Geo., E. of Munster, July 21, G.
Ld. Fredk. Fitzclarence, Jan. 19,
G.
Lt.-gen. John Sulivan Wood, Feb.
26, G.
Maj.-gen. Geo. Bowles, July 16, G.
Maj.-gen. Chas. Lennox Brownlow
Maitland, C.B., July 22, G.
Lt.-gen. Fredk. Aug., ld. Chelms-
ford, G.C.B., July 8, G.
GOVERNORS AND CONSTABLES
1087. Walter FitzOther.
1100. Wrm. FitzWalter.
1153. Richd. de lucy.
1190. Hugh Pudsey.
Wm. Longchamp.
1191. Wrm. de Albini.
E. of Arundel, until 1193.
* * Walter, abp. of Rouen.
* * John FitzHugh.
1216. Engelard de Cygony.
1225. Ralph Tyrell.
1233. Wrm. de Millars.
1242. Bernard de Savoy.
1259. Aymon Thurumburd.
1264. Hugh de Barantin.
1267. Nichs. de Yatington.
1273. Geoffrey de Picheford.
1299. John de Loudon.
1305. Roger le Sauvage.
1319. Oliver de Bordeaux.
1326. Thos. de Huntercombe.
1327. John de l'Isle.
1330. Thos. de Foxle.
1360. Richd. la Vache.
1365. Thos. Cheyn.
1377. Sir Simon de Burley.
1390. Peter de Courtney.
1409. Sir John Stanley.
Hen. VI. Walter Hungeford.
1443. Edma., E., aft M., of Dorset and D.
of Somerset (? in 1439).
1461. John, ld. Berners.
1474. Sir Thos. Bourchier.
Richd. III. Thos. Windesor.
1483. Sir John Frilington.
1485. Sir Thos. Bourchier, again.
IIen. VII. and Hen. VIII. Hy., ld. Daubeny,
aft. E. of Bridgewater.
1562.
1590
OF WINDSOR, CASTLE.
Ld. Robt. Dudley, aft. E. of Leices-
ter.
Chas., E. of Nottingham, K.G.
Jas. I. Geo., L. of Buckingham.
1637.
1648.
1659.
1660.
1668.
1682.
1701.
1702.
1714.
1717.
1723.
1728,
1752.
1790.
1812.
1829,
1833.
1842.
1843.
1867.
Hy., E. of Holland.
Philip, E. of Pembroke, 1st E. of
Montgomery, &c.
Bulstrode Whitelock.
John, visc. Mordaunt.
Pr. Rupert.
Hy., E. of Arundel, aft. D. of
Norfolk.
Geo., D. of Northumberland.
Geo., pr. of Denmark, consort of
Q. Anne.
Hy., D. of Kent.
Richd, ld. Cobham.
Chas., E. of Carlisle.
Chas., D. of St. Albans.
Geo., E. of Cardigan, aft. D. of
Montagu.
Jas., E. of Cardigan.
Chas., E. of Harrington, Mar. 14, G.
Hy., M. of Conyngham, K.B., Sept.
Geo. E. of Munster, Jan. 19,
G.
Aug. Fredk., D. of Sussex, Apr. 28,
G
Pr. Albert, consort of Q. Victoria,
May 18, G.
The Prince Consort d. Dec. 14, 1861,
but the office was not filled up
until
Pr. Victor Ferdinand, &c., of Hohen-
lobe, count Gleichen, capt. R.N.,
aft. v. adm., July 22, G.
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323
dukes of Cornwall.
LORD WARDENS OF THE STANNARIES.
THE term “stannaries” is applied to the tin mines of Devon and Corn-
wall, over which certain rights and powers are, or were, vested in the
officer of that duchy.
The lord warden of the Stannaries is the principal
LoRD WARDENs of THE STANNARIES.
º*I }Edwd, D. of Somerset.
1553. John, E. of Bedford.
1554.
1584.
1603.
1630.
I660.
I701.
1702.
1705.
1708.
1734.
Edwd., ld. Hastings.
Fras., E. of Bedford, abt. 1560.
Sir Walter Raleigh,
Wm., E. of Pembroke.
Philip, E. of Pembroke and Mont-
gomery.
Sir John Grenville, aft. E. of Bath.
Chas., E. of Radnor.
Jos. Granville, aft. la. Granville.
Fras., ld. Rialton.
Hugh Boscawen, Fal-
mouth.
John Schutz.
aft. visc.
1742.
1751.
1763.
1783.
1798.
1800,
1803
1812.
1842.
1862.
1865.
Thos. Pitt.
Jas., E. of Waldegrave.
Humphrey Morice.
Geo., visc. Lewisham.
Sir John Morshead, bt.
John Willett Payne.
Thos. Tyrwhitt, aft. Sir T., Dec. 6, G.
Fras. Chas. Seymour, c.c., E. of
Yarmouth, aft. 3rd M. of Hert-
ford, July 28, G.
Pr. Albert, consort of Q. Victoria,
Apr. 16, G.
Hy. Pelham, D. of Newcastle, Feb.
6, G.
Edwd. Berkeley, ld., aft. visc. Port-
man, Jan. 20, G.
21 *
324 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART W., HERALDIC.
EARLS MARSHAL, KINGS OF ARMS, HERALDS,
AND PURSUIWANTS.
INTRODUCTION.
THE earlier portions of these lists have been compiled from “Noble's
College of Arms,” which was published in 1805, and contains an account
of the herald's college, and of the various members thereof. As might
be expected, there is often, in very early times, some little uncertainty
both as to names and dates, and in these cases it will be well to compare
the present lists with “Edmondson's Heraldry,” from which Noble
sometimes differs. From the reign of Henry VII, the succession in
each case appears tolerably regular.
The head of the herald’s college is the EARL MARSHAL, and under
him are a number of officers, divided into three classes :—
KINGS OF ARMs. HERALDs. PURSUIVANTs.
Each officer bears a distinctive title, the origin of which it is, in some
cases, not quite easy to trace. The creation and extinction of any par-
ticular office were entirely in the discretion of the sovereign, and in
many instances the office became extinct on the death or removal of the
first holder. In other cases, however, there has been an unbroken suc-
cession from the earliest to the present time, and these offices may now
be considered permanent.
The following lists are divided into two sections—(1) containing the
offices still existing; and (2) containing the offices which have now
become extinct.
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|HERALDIC OFFICES STILL
EXISTENT.
SECTION I.
LORDS AND EARLS MARSHAL OF ENGLANT).
THIS office, until it was made hereditary, always passed by grant from
the king, and was never held by tenure or sergeantry by any subject, as
the offices of lord high steward and lord high constable sometimes were.
The marshal was anciently styled lord marshal only; but Richard II.,
June 20, 1397, granted letters-patent to Thomas Mowbray, earl of Not-
tingham, and to his heirs, the style of earl marshal. James I. by letters-
patent, dated August 29, 1622, constituted Thomas Howard, earl of
Arundel and Surrey, earl marshal for life; and the next year granted
other letters-patent, wherein it was declared that during the vacancy
of the office of lord high constable, the earl marshal should have the
like jurisdiction in the court of chivalry as both constable and marshal
had jointly exercised. Charles II., on Oct. 19, 1672, granted this
office and dignity to Henry, lord Howard, and to his heirs, with power
to execute the same by deputy or deputies, in as full and ample a
manner as the same had theretofore been executed by any former marshal
of England. Under this grant the office is now held by the dukes of
Norfolk.
LORDS AND EARLS MARSHAL OF ENGLAND.
LORDS MARSHAL.
1135. Gilbert de Clare, cr. E. of Pem- by Edward II., durante bene
broke by Stephen, 1139.
Richd. de Clare, surn. Strongbow,
IE of Pembroke, d. 1176.
John., surn. Marshal, from this
office, which was conferred on
him by Hen. II., on the death of
Richd., E. of Pembroke.
Wm. Marshal, grandson of John,
who, having married Isabel, dau.
and heiress of Richd. Strongbow,
was by king John cr. E. of Pem-
broke in 1201.
Wm. Marshal, E. of Pembroke.
Richd. Marshal, E, of Pembroke.
Gilbert Marshal, E. of Pembroke.
Walter Marshal, E. of Pembroke.
Anselm Marshal, E. of Pem-
broke.
Roger Bigot or Bigod, E. of Nor-
folk, in right of Maud, his
mother, one of the sisters and
co-heiresses of the last five mar-
shals.
Roger Bigot or Bigod, E. of Nor-
folk, whose estate, being confis-
cated to the crown, came, after
his decease, into the king's
hands.
Robert de Clifford, made ld. marsh.
1149.
1176.
1199.
1219.
1231.
1234.
1242.
1245.
1245.
1269.
1307.
lacito.
1308. Nicholas, ld. Segrave.
1315. Thos. Plantagenet de Brotherton,
E. of Norfolk; in right of his
wife, dau, and heiress of Lord
Segrave.
Margaret, dau. and heiress of Thos.
Plantagenet, E. of Norfolk; she
was often honoured with the title
of lady marshal, and was aft. cr.
duch. of Norfolk.
Wm. de Montacute, E.
bury.
Thos., E. of Warwick.
Edma., ld. Mortimer.
These all successively discharged
the office of lil. marsh, but
whether as deputies to the lady
Margaret, nondum plane constat.
Hy., ld. Percy, ld. marsh. at the
coron, of Richd. II.
John Fitz-Alan, ld. Maltravers.—
Candem
1383. Thos., E. of Nottingham, grandson
to the lady Margaret by her dau
Elizabeth ; made the first E.
marsh, by Richd. II., and aft cr.
D. of Norfolk.
of Salis-
1377.
326
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1397.
1398.
1400.
1412.
1435.
1476.
1483.
1486.
1497.
1509.
1597.
EARLs MARSHAL AND COMMISSIONERS FOR EXECUTING THAT OFFICE.
Thos., E. of Nottingham, aft. D.
of Norfolk, above named, June
20.
Thos., E. of Kent and D. of Sur-
rey; made E. marsh. on the
banishment of the D. of Nor-
folk.
Thos., ld. Mowbray, E. of Notting-
ham ; he assumed, on his father’s
death, the title of E. marsh., but
the office was exercised by John,
E. of Salisbury.
Ralph, E. of Westmoreland, made
ld. marsh. of England for life
by Henry IV. in the beginning
of his reign.
John, ld. Mowbray, brother of
Thos., E. marsh.; rest, to the
title of E. of Nottingham and E.
marsh. by Henry V., and to that
of D. of Norfolk by Henry VI.
John, D. of Norfolk.
Richd. Plantagenet, D. of York,
second son to Edward IV. ; cr.
by his father, D. of Norfolk and
E. marsh., in right of his wife
Anne, dau. and heiress to John,
D. of Norfolk.
Sir Thos. Grey.—Camden.
John, ld. Howard, in right of his
wife Anne (widow of Richd., D.
of York), dau. and heiress of John,
D. of Norfolk.
Wm., ld. Berkeley, E. of Nottingham,
in right of Isabel, his mother,
dau. of Thos., D. of Norfolk; by
Henry VII.
Hy. Tudor, D. of York, second son
to Henry VII. ; aft. Henry VIII.
Thos., E. of Surrey (son to John,
ld. Howard, D. of Norfolk, at-
tainted), cr. E. marsh. and rest.
as D. of Norfolk.
Chas., D. of Suffolk.—Camden.
. Thos., D. of Norfolk, attainted in
1546.
. Edwd., D. of Somerset, beheaded.
John, D. of Northumberland, be-
headed.—Camden.
. Thos., D. of Norfolk, rest, to his
blood and honours by Q. Mary.
. Thos., D. of Norfolk, his grandson
and heir; beheaded in 1572.
. Geo., E. of Shrewsbury, d. 1590.
. Commissioners:—
Wm., ld. Burleigh, ld, treasr.
Chas., ld. Howard of Effingham,
ld. h. adm.
Hy., ld. Hunsdon, ld, chambn.
Robt., E. of Essex, beheaded 1601.
1602.
1603.
1604.
1616.
1622.
1646.
1661.
1662.
1672.
1684.
1701.
1732.
1777.
1786.
1815.
1842.
1856.
1860.
Commissioners:—
Thos., ld. Buckhurst, ld, treasr.
Chas., E. of Nottingham, ld. h.
adm.
Edwd., E. of Worcester, m. horse.
Edwd., E. of Worcester, performed
the duties of E. marsh. at the
coron. of king James; after which
the office was for a long time
executed by commission.
Commissioners:—
Thos., E. of Dorset, ld, treasr.
Lodowick, D. of Lenox.
Chas., E. of Nottingham, ld. h.
adm.
Thos., E. of Suffolk, ld. chambn.
Edwd., E. of Worcester, m. horse.
Chas., E. of Devon, m. ordn.
Hy., E. of Northampton, ld. ward.
Cinque Ports.
Commissioners:—
Edwd., E. of Worcester, ld, pr.
Seal.
Lodowick, D. of Richmond, ld.
Stoward.
Geo., M. of Buckingham, m. horse.
Chas., E. of Nottingham, ld, h.
adm.
Wm., E. of Pembroke, la. chambn.
Thos., E. of Arundel and Surrey
(grandson of Thos., D. of Nor-
folk, by his son Philip, E. of
Arundel), cr. E. marsh.
Hy., E. of Arundel, &c., d. 1652.
Jas., E. of Suffolk, Apr. 18.
May 26, Commissioners:—
Thos., E. of Southampton.
John, ld. Roberts.
Hy., M. of Dorchester.
Montagu, E. of Lindsey.
Edwd., E. of Manchester.
Algn., E. of Northumberland.
Hy., his second son, cr. by Charles
II, ld. Howard, of Castle Rising,
in Norfolk, and aft. hereditary E.
marsh. and E. of Norwich; he succ.
his brother as D. of Norfolk.
Hy., ld. Mowbray, and D. of Norfolk.
Thos., D. of Norfolk.
Edwd., D. of Norfolk, Dec. 23.
Chas., D. of Norfolk, Sept. 20.
Chas., D. of Norfolk, Aug. 31.
Bºrd Edwd., D. of Norfolk, Dec.
Hy. Chas., D. of Norfolk, Mar.
H; Granville, D. of Norfolk, Feb.
8.
Hy., D. of Norfolk, Nov. 25; sw.
Jan. 14, 1869, on attaining his
majority.
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DEPUTY EARLs MARSHAL of ENGLAND.
During the legal incapacity of the dukes of Norfolk.
1701. Chas., E. of Carlisle.
1706. Hy., E. of Bindon.
1718. Hy. Bowes, E. of Berkshire.
1725. Talbot, E. of Sussex.
1731. Fras., E. of Effingham.
1743. Thos., E. of Effingham.
1763. Hy., E. of Suffolk and Berkshire.
1765. Richd., E. of Scarborough.
1777. Thos., E. of Effingham.
1782. Chas., E. of Surrey, only son to the
D. of Norfolk.
His lordship succ. his father as D.
of Norfolk in 1786, and being a
Protestant was able to exercise
the office in person.
1816. Hy. Thos. Molyneux. Howard, bro-
ther to Bernard Edward, D. of
Norfolk, Jan. 15.
Hy. Thos. Molyneux. Howard was
the last deputy E. marsh. The
dukes of Norfolk were, by 5 Geo.
IV. cap. 109 (June 24, 1824),
empowered to execute the office
of E. marsh, in person notwith-
standing their being Roman
Catholics.
1861. Lord Edwd. Geo. Fitzalan Howard,
during minority of Hy., D. of
Norfolk, Feb. 4, G.
GARTER, KINGS OF ARMS.
THIs officer was created by Henry W. in the year 1417.
He takes his
name from the order of the garter, of which he is principal officer of
a,I’IſlS.
He is also the principal king at arms.
GARTER, KINGs of ARMs.
Hen. V. Sir Wm. Brugge or Brugges (1st
Garter); cr. by Hen. W. and
conf. 24 Hen. VI. (1425–6); d.
before Mar. 20, 1449.
John Smert or Swertz.
John Wrexworth.
John Wrythe, July 16; d. Mar. or
Apr. 1504.
Sir Thos. Writhe or Wriothesley,
Jan. 26.
Ditto, by new L. P., dated Oct. 9;
d. Nov. 24, 1534,
Thos. Wall, aft. Sir T., Dec. 9; cr.
Dec. 25; d. 1535–6.
Christr. Barker, cr. July 9 ; L. P.
July 15; cr. K. B. by Edw. VI.
Sir Gilbert Derrick, cr. Apr. 4; L.
P. Apr. 29; d. Oct. 3, 1584.
Eighteen months vacancy, during
which the duties were discharged
by Cook (Clarencieux).
Wm. Dethick, Apr. 21; knt. May
20, 1603; depr. Jan. 1, 1604;
d. 1612.
Wm. Segar; knt. Nov. 1616; d. Dec.
3, 1633.
1633. Sir John Burroughs, Dec. 27 ; d.
Apr. 1644.
1644. Sir Hy. St. George (No. 1), Apr. ;
d. Oct. or Nov. 1644.
* *
* *
1478.
1506.
1509.
1534.
1536.
1549.
1586.
1603.
1645. Sir Edwd. Walker, Feb. 24; depr.
by the parlt. Re-instated at the
Restoration; d. Feb. 19, 1677.
1646. Edwd. Byshe, app. by the parlt. ;
depr. at Restoration and reduced
to his legal office of Clarencieux.
1677. Wm. Dugdale, Apr. 26; d. Feb. 10,
1686.
1686. Sir Thos. St. George ; signet, Feb. ;
L. P. Mar. 9; d. 'Mar. 6, 1703.
1703. Sir Hy. St. George (No. 2), cr. Apr.
26; L. P. June 2; d. Aug. 1715.
1715. John Anstis (No. 1), received L. P.
granting him the reversion of this
office, Apr. 2, 1714. On the death
of sir Hy. St. George he claimed
the office, but his demand was
disregarded, and sir John Wan-
brugh (Clarencieux) was app. by
L. P., Oct. 26, 17J 5. Ultimately
the claims of Anstis were allowed,
and he was created Garter, Apr.
20, 1718. He afterwards obtained
L. P. dated June 8, 1727, grant-
ing the office to him and to his
son, John Anstis (No. 2), in re-
version; d. Mar. 4, 1745.
1745. John Anstis (No. 2), Mar. 4; succ.
under the L. P. of June 8, 1727
d. Dec. 5, 1754.
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1754. Stephen Martin Leake, Dec.; d. 1822. Sir Geo. Nayler, May 10, G.; July 22,
Mar. 24, 1773. sw. ; d. 1831.
1773. Sir Chas. Townley, Apr. 27; d. June | 1831. Ralph Bigland (No. 2), Nov. 15, G.;
7, 1774 knt. Dec. 7; d. 1839.
1774. Thos. Browne; d. Feb. 22, 1780. 1839. Sir Wm. Woods, July 23, G.; d. 1842.
1780. Ralph Bigland (No. 1), app. Feb. 1842. Chas. Geo. Young, aft. Sir C., Aug.
26; cr. Mar. 2; d. Mar. 27, 4, G.; inv. Aug. 27 ; sw. Oct. 11,
1784. 1844; d. 1869.
1784. Isaac Heard, aft. Sir I., Apr. 27. ; d. 1869. Albert Wm. Woods, Oct. 25, G. ;
1822. knt. Nov. 11.
CLARENCIEUX KINGS OF ARMS.
THE date and origin of the title of Clarencieux is a little obscure. It
was apparently created by or in the reign of Edward III., and was taken
from the dukedom of his son, the Duke of Clarence. The office was at
first that of Clarencieux Herald only, but when Edward IV. suc-
ceeded to the dukedom, on the death of his brother, he raised it to
Clarencieux King at Arms.
The province or jurisdiction of Clarencieux extends south of the
Trent.
CLARENCIEUX KINGs of ARMs.
* •k * 1646. Edwd. Byshe, aft. sir E., who re-
signed in favour of
* * Clarencieux Heralds only:— * * Wm. Ryley, who was at the Resto-
Wm. Horseley, cr. by Hen. W. ration reduced to his legal rank
Roger Lygh, cr. by Hen. VI. of Lancaster Herald, and the post
John Ashwell, cr. by Hen. VI. of Clarencieux given to Edwd.
Thos. Collyer, cr. by Hen. VI. Byshe, ut supra.
John Mallet, cl. by Hen. VI. 1679. Sir Hy. St. George (No. 2), Jan. ;
Wm. Hawkeslow, cr. by Edw. IV. aft. “ Garter.”
Clarencieux JC. arms. 1704. Sir John Vanbrugh, Mar. 29; res.
1476. Sir Thos. Holme; d. 1493. Feb. 9, 1726; d. Mar. 26, 1726.
1493, Roger Machado. See note to “Nor- 1726. Knox Ward, June 9; d. Sept. 30, 1741.
roy,” post, p. 329; d. 1516. 1741. Stephen Martin Leake, Sept. 30; cr.
1516. Thos. Benolte ; d. May 8, 1534. Dec. 22; aft. “Garter.”
1534. Thos. Tonge, Aug. 2. 1755. Chas. Townley, aft. Sir C., Jan. 11;
1536. Thos. Ilawley, May 19 ; d. Aug. 22, aft. ‘‘ Garter.”
1557. 1773. Thos. Browne; aft. “ Garter.”
1557. Wm. Harvey, or, Nov. 21; d. Feb. 1774. Ralph Bigland (No. 1); aft.
27, 1567. ‘‘ Garter.”
1567. Robt. Cooke, d. 1592. 1780. Isaac Heard, Mar. 11; aft, “Garter.”
1594. Richd. Lee; L. P. May 11; cr. May | 1784. Thos. Locke, May 18; d. Feb. 24,
18; d. Sept. 23, 1597. 1803.
1597. Wm. Camden, cr. Oct. ; L. P. June | 1803. Geo. IIarrison, Mar. 4, G.
6, 1599; d. Nov. 19, 1623. 1820. Sir Geo. Nayler, May 17, G.; aft.
1623. Sir Richd. St. George; L. P. Sept. ‘‘ Garter,”
17; or, Dec. 28; d. May 17, 1822. Ralph Bigland (No. 2), May 10, G.;
1635. aft. ‘‘ Garter.”
1635. Sir Wm. Le Neve, June 22; depr. 1831. Wm. Woods, Nov. 15, G.; knt. Apr.
by the parlt., 1646. At the Res- 12, 1832; aft. “ Garter.”
toration he was found to be in- 1838. Edmd. Lodge, July 23, G.; d. 1839.
sane, so he was not re-appointed; 1839. Jos. Hawker, Jan. 29, G.; d. 1846.
but the place was given to Byshe, 1846. Fras. Martin, Apr. 18, G.; d. 1848.
the deposed “Garter.” 1848. Jas. Pulman, Junc 14, G.
1646. Arth. Squibb, app. by the parlt. 1859. Robt. Laurie, Nov. 19, G.
about Mar. ; d. May 22, 1646. 1882. Walter Aston Blount, Mar. 13, G.
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records of the latter reign.
NORROY KING OF ARMS.
THIS officer takes his name from those over which he has jurisdiction,
i.e. the people residing north of the Trent, the inhabitants of the north
being anciently called NoFREYs.
The duties of this office were exercised as early as the reign of
Edward I., but it is believed that the title of NoFROY was not used until
the reign of Edward II. or Edward III.
It certainly occurs in the
From that time until the reign of
Edward IV. it is doubtful whether any officer bearing the title was ever
created, but there are several records of the duties of the office being
discharged by other kings of arms or heralds.
Edward IV. revived the
dormant title, and it has since continued without interruption.
NoFROY KING OF ARMS.
* * *
1478. John Moore, July 9; d. 1491.
1485.
1493.
1510.
1516.
* }{.
1522.
1526.
1536.
1545–6.
1550.
1634.
1635.
1643.
Roger Machado.
It would seem that upon the ac-
cession of Henry VII., in 1485,
Moore, who was a partisan of
Richd. III., was deprived.
Henry VII. created a king at
arms with his own former title
of RICHMOND, and appointed
Roger Machado to the office.
He wrote himself “RICHMOND-
NORROY '': aft. “Clarencieux.” t
Christr. Carhill, d. 1510.
Thos. Bonolte, aft. “Clarencieux.” |
Thos. Wall, May 27. The father
or grandfather of “Garter”
Wall.
John Joyner, d. 1522.
Thos. Tonge, Nov. 1 (Allhallow's
Day), aft. “Clarencieux.”
Christr. Barker, aft. “Garter.”
Wm. Fellows, July 9.
Gilbert Dethick, cr: ; L. P. Aug.
16, 1547.
Wm. Harvey; L. P. Feb. 2; cr.
Feb. 4.
. Laurence Dalton; L. P. Sept. 6;
cr. Dec. 1558; d. Dec. 13, 1561.
. Wm. Flower, Feb. 8.
. Edmd. Knight, Mar. 26 ; d. Oct.
30, 1593.
. Wm. Segar, cr. ; L. P. June 6,
1602; aft. “ Garter.”
. Sir Richd. St. George ; aft. “Cla-
rencieux.”
. Jno. Burroughs, Dec. 18; cr. Dec.
23; knt, July 17, 1624; aft.
“Garter.”
Sir Wm. le Neve, Jan. 3; aft.
• ‘Clarencieux.”
Sir Hy. St. George (No. 1), June
24; aft. “Garter.”
Sir Edwd. Walker,
cr. end of
1646.
1658.
1660,
1677.
1680.
1685–6.
1700.
1704.
1729.
1741.
1751.
1756.
1761.
1773.
1774.
1780.
1643; L. P., signet, Apr. ; gr.
seal, June 24, 1644; aft.
“Garter.” On his promotion
to Garter there was a vacancy
not legally supplied until the
Restoration. In the mean-
time
Wm. Ryley, Aug. 13; cr. Oct.
20; was app. by the parlt.,
who afterwards promoted him
to “Clarencieux.” At the
Restoration he was reduced to
his previous office of Lancaster
Herald.
Geo. Owen, who was reduced at
the Restoration to his previous
office of York Herald.
Sir Wm. Dugdale, June 12; aft.
‘‘ Garter.”
Sir Hy. St. George (No. 2), Apr.
27; aft. “Clarencieux.”
Sir Thos. St. George, Jan. ; aft.
‘‘ Garter.”
Sir Jno. Dugdale, knt.; d. be-
tween Mar. and Nov. 1700.
Robt. Devenish, cr. Oct ; L. P.
Nov. 22; d. Apr. 7, 1704.
Peter le Neve, May 25; d. Sept.
24, 1729.
Steph. Martin Leake, Dec. 8; aft.
“Clarencieux.’
John Cheale, Sept. 30; d. May 8.
1751.
Chas. Townley, app. Nov. 2; cr.
Nov. 19 ; aft. “Clarencieux.”
Wm. Oldys; d. Apr. 15, 1761.
Thos. Browne ; aft. “Claren-
cieux.”
Ralph Bigland (No. 1), May; aft.
“Clarencieux.”
Isaac Heard, Oct. ; aft. “Claron-
cieux.”
Peter Dore, Mar. 21; d. Sept. 27,
1781.
330 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1781. Thos. Locke, Nov. 8; aft. “Cla- 1839. Fras. Martin, Jan. 29, G.; aft-
rencieux.” ** Clarencieux.”
1784. Geo. Harrison, May 20; aft. “Cla- 1846. Jas. Pulman, Apr. 18, G.; aft.
rencieux.” “Clarencieux.” g
1808. Ralph Bigland (No. 2), Apr. 4;| *.*.*.*.* *...* *
aft. “Clarencieux. 1849. Robt. Laurie, July 5, G.; aft.
1822. Edmd, Lodge, May 30, G.; aft. ** Clarencieux.”
“Clarencieux.” 1859. Walter Aston Blount, Nov. 28, G.;
1838. Jos. Hawker, July 23, G. ; aft. aft. “Clarencieux.”
‘‘ Clarencieux.” 1882. Geo. Edwd. Cokayne, June 23, G.
TEATH AND GLOU CESTER, KINGS OF ARMS.
THE office of BATH. KING OF ARMs was founded by George I. on
June 1, 1725.
GLOUCESTER KING OF ARMs was founded by Richard III. in honour
of his dukedom. There are prior traces of a Gloucester herald, but he
seems to have been merely an officer of the dukes of Gloucester and not
of the king. Richard Champney was appointed Gloucester king of
arms on Jan. 4, 1484. He was either deprived after the battle of
Bosworth, or, more probably, killed in that battle. The office remained
in abeyance until January 14, 1726, when it was revived, and “in-
separably annexed, united, and perpetually consolidated with ” the
office of Bath king of arms.
The duties of “Bath '' are, as his name implies, principally connected
with the order of knighthood bearing that name. “Gloucester,” on
his revival, was made principal herald of “the parts of Wales,” and has
special jurisdiction over that portion of the United Kingdom.
BATH AND GLOUCESTER, KINGS OF ARMs.
Grey Longueville, app. “Bath,” June 1771. Thos. Gery Cullum, aft. bt., Dec.
1, 1725; app. “ Gloucester,” Jan. 14; res.
14, 1726; d. Sept. 29, 1745. 1801. Jno. Palmer Cullum, app. “Bath,”
1745. Hon. Edwd. Young, Oct. Apr. 3, G.; and “Gloucester,”
* * Wm. Woodley. Apr. 21, G.
1757 or 1761. Saml. Horsey; d. July 28, 1830. Algernon Greville.
1771. 1865. W.-Adm. Hon. Geo. Grey.
CHESTER HERALDS.
THIs office is said to have been founded in the reign of Edward III., and
there are traces of the title under Richard II., Henry IV., and
Henry W.
CHESTER HERALDs.
* •k. * Rich. III. Thos. Whiting, who was living up
Edw. IV. Roger Stamford.” to 10 Hy. VII. (1494–5), The
Rich. III. Roger Bromley. * date of his death is uncertain.
• ------- ~~~5 Office vacant for some years.
* There is some doubt whether 1534. Randolph Jackson, cr. June 21,
these two names do not refer at coronation of Q. Anna
to the same individual. Boleyn.
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33}
1545–6. Wm. Flower; aft. “Norroy.”
1562. Robt. Cooke, cr. Jan. 29; L. P.
Feb. 8 ; aft. “Clarencieux.”
John Hart.
Edwd. Knight, cr. Oct. 31 (All-
hallow's Eve); aft. “Norroy.”
Jas. Thomas, Mar 26.
Wm. Penson, under L. P. from
Jas. I., which were afterwards
declared invalid, and Penson
was superseded by
Thos. Knight; L. P. Apr. 5
res., and d. Oct. 1618.
Hy. Chitting, July 18; d. Jan. 7,
1638.
1566.
1574.
1592.
* +
1617.
1618.
1638. Edwd. Walker, Jan. 31;
Feb. 8; aft. “Norroy.”
Wm. Dugdale, Apr. 16; depr.
by the Parlt; app. “Norroy”
at the Restoration.
CI’.
1644.
1644. — Ryley, “Intruder” during the
* 3:
1677.
1689.
1721.
1739.
1752.
1791.
1834.
1859.
1864.
Commonwealth; the brother of
Wm. Ryley, the “intruding”
Clarencieux.
Thos. Lee ; d. Apr. 23, 1677.
Thos. May, nom. Apr. 24; L. P.
May 6 ; cr. June 24 ; d. Dec.
1689.
Chas. Mawson; res. Aug. 5, 1720.
Edwd. Stibbs, Dec. 13; d. Jan.
10, 1739.
Fras. Hutchenson, Feb. 22 ; d.
June 22, 1752.
Jno. Martin Leake, Aug. ; res.
Geo. Martin Leake, Dec. ; d.
1834.
Walter Aston Blount, Nov. 15,
G.; aft. “Norroy.”
Edwd. Steph. Dendy, Dec. 5, G.
Hy. Murray Lane, July 18, G.
WINDSOR HERALDS.
THIS office is said to have been founded by Edward III. in the 38th
year of his reign (1364–65), but until the reign of Edward IV. the
records are uncertain, and the name of Windsor is applied to a king of
arms and to a Herald apparently without much distinction either of
person or office.
WINDSOR HERALDs.
*K. % * *
* * Thos. Holme.
About 8 Edw. IV.
1468–9. Jno. Moore, aft. “ Norroy.”
Vacancy until
1 Hy. VII.
1485–6. Richd. Slacke; d. May 1502.
Vacancy not filled up until
Hy. VII, Thos. Benolte ; aft. “Norroy.”
Hy.VIII. Fras. 4 Dyes; d. Oct. or Nov.
1524.
1524,
1534.
Thos. Wall; aft, “Garter.”
Chas. Wrythe or Wriothesley, cr.
Dec. 25; L. P. Jan. 1, 1535; d.
Jan. 25, 1561.
Vacancy until
. Richd. Turpin, app. ; cr. Apr. 19,
1565; d. Oct. 17, 1581.
. Nichs. Dethick, Apr. 24; d. Jan.
19, 1596.
. Thos. Lant, cr. Oct. 22; L. P.
Nov. 19, 1600; d. 1600 or 1601.
. Richd. St. George, aft. “Norroy.”
. Saml. Thompson, Apr. 5; d. May
15, 1624.
. Augustine Vincent, June 1; cr.
June 29; d. Jan. 11, 1626.
. John Bradshaw, Jan. ; d. 1655.
1633.
1660.
1676.
1686.
1687.
1690.
1726.
1736.
1745.
. Thos. Thornborough; d.
Edwd. Norgate, Oct. 28 ; d. Dec.
23, 1650.
It is believed that during the
Commonwealth, Byshe, the
brother of Edwd. Byshe (see
Garter K. Arms), “intruded”
into this office, and was deprived
at the Restoration.
Elias Ashmole, Apr. 22; res. July
21, 1676.
John Dugdale. Oct. 22; aft. “Nor-
rov.”
Hy. Ball, cr. Mar. 29 ; d. Feb. 13,
1687,
Thos. Holford (No. 1).
Peers Mauduit; res.
Jas. Whorwood, Dec. 2.
Jno. Kettle, Aug. : cr. Dec. 22,
1741; d. May 1745.
Richd. Mawson; d. Sept. 2, 1745,
the day on which the warrant
appointing him was made out.
about
1757.
. Hy. Hill, Nov. 26 ; cr. July 4,
1758; d. June 1774.
. Geo. Harrison, Nov. ; aft. “Nor-
row.”
. Fras. Townshend, June 5; d. 1819.
332 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1819. Fras. Martin, Apr. 12, G.; aft. 1849. Geo. Harrison Rogers - Harrison,
“Norroy.” July 6, G.; d. 1880.
1839. Robt. Laurie, Feb. 1, G.; aft. 1880. Wm. Hy. Weldon, Apr. 17, G.
“Norroy.”
SOMERSET HERALDS.
THIS office was created by Henry VII., in the 9th year of his reign
(1493–4), in honour of the house of Somerset, from which he was
descended.
SoMERSET HERALDs.
9 Hen. WII. under the Commonwealth,
1493–4. John Young ; d. 1510. until
* * John or Thos. Ponde; d. about 1660. Sir Thos. St. George, by Signet,
1542. July; aft. “Norroy.”
* * Wm. Hastings; d. May 15. 1679-80. Fras. Burghill; surr. the office.
* * Thos. Traheyron or Trahern. 1700. Saml. Stebbing, May 31; d. Aug.
35 Hen. VIII. 21, 1719.
1543–4. Richd. Radcliffe. 1720. John Warburton, app. June 6;
37 Hen. VIII. L. P. June 18; cr. June 24; d.
1545–6. Wm. Harvey, aft. “Norroy.” May 11, 1759.
1551. Edmond Atkynson, Feb. 21; d. 1759. Ralph Bigland (No. 1), aft. “Nor-
Dec. 1, 1570. roy.”
1570. Robt. Flower, d. 1571. 1773. Hy. Hastings, June ; d. Dec. 21,
1571. Robt. Glover, d. Apr. 1588. 1777.
1589. Wm. Segar, Jan. 4; aft. “Nor- * * John Chas. Brooke, d. Feb. 3,
roy.” 1794.
1597. Robt. Treswell or Creswell, cr. 1794. John Atkinson, Mar. 1; d. 1813.
Oct. 22; L. P. Mar. 20, 1603. 1813. Jas. Cathrow, aft. J. Cathrow-
Sold his office June 14, 1624, Disney, Aug. 25, G.
to— 1854. Wm. Courthorpe, Jan. 31, G.
1624. Jno. Philipot, July 8; d. Nov. 25, 1866. Jas. Robinson Planché, June 7, G.
1645. 1880. Stephen Isaacson Tucker, Aug.
Vacancy, except for a doubtful 10, G.; d. Jan. 6, 1887.
‘‘ intrusion” by Wm. Dethick, 1887. Hy. Farnham Burke, Jan. 29, G.
LAN CASTER HERALDS.
THIS officer takes his name from the Lancaster branch of the Plan-
tagenets. The title is believed to have been first used by Henry IV.,
who was formerly duke of Lancaster. He created a Lancaster king of
arms, and appointed to the office Richard del Brugg, who held it till his
death. Edward IV. first reduced the office to Lancaster herald, and
afterwards abolished it. It was revived as Lancaster herald by
Henry VII.
LANCASTER HERALDs.
1 Edw. IV. * * * *
1461–2. Wm. Jennings. 1526. Wm. Jennings, May 2.
Edw.iv.Wm. Tyndall. X. 1527. Wm. Fellows, cr. Nov. 1 (All-
- - *
hallows Day); aft. “Norroy.”
1509. Thos. Wall, Apr. 30, aft. “Nor- 1536. Thos. Mylmer, cr. July 9 ; exe-
roy.” cuted 1538–9 (30 Hy. VIII.).
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1539.
1553.
1559.
1588.
1602.
1609.
1613.
1637.
1641.
1646.
1665.
1676.
Fulk ap Howell, Apr. 28; cr.
July 9. Expelled, degraded,
and executed.
Nichs. Tubman, 15;
L. P. Nov. 22; 8,
1559.
John Cocke, Jan. 13; d. Mar. 17,
1585.
Nichs. Paddy, June 30.
Fras, Thynne, cr. Apr. 22 ; d.
1608.
Nichs. Charles or Carles, cr. Apr.
21; d. Nov. 1613.
Wm. Penson, Dec. 16 (see “Ches-
ter Herald”); d. Apr. 20, 1637.
Thos. Thompson.
Wm. Ryley, Nov. 11; app. by the
Parlt. to “Norroy,” but re-
duced at Restoration to “Lan-
caster’”; d. July 1667.
Edwd. Byshe, “intruder,” aft.
“Clarencieux.”
Geo. Barkham, “intruder”; depr.
at Restoration.
Cr. Now.
d. Jan.
Robt. Chaloner, d. Nov. 1,
1676.
Fras. Sandford, Nov. 16 ; res.
1689.
1712.
1713.
1727.
1729.
1743.
+ 3&
1774.
1781.
1793.
1822.
1841.
1870.
1873.
1882.
Gregory King, July ; d. Aug. 29,
1712.
Rowland Fryth, Nov. 14; d. Dec.
7, 1712.
John Hesketh, June 4. Sold his
office in
To Stephen Martin Leake; aft.
“Norroy.”
Chas. Greene, Dec. 8.
Thos. Browne, Apr. ; aft. “Nor-
roy.”
Isaac Heard; aft. “Clarencieux.”
Thos. Locke, Nov. 10; aft. “Nor-
roy.”
Chas. Townley, Dec. 24; surr. his
office July 11, 1793; d. Now.
25, 1800.
Edmd. Lodge, Dec. ; aft. “Nor-
roy.”
Geo. Fredk. Beltz, May 30, G.;
d. 1841.
Albert Wm. Woods, Nov. 6, G.;
aft. “ Garter.”
Geo. Edwd. Adams, Jan. 1.
Geo. Edwd. Cokayne, aft. “Nor-
roy.”
Edwd. Bellasis, July 7, G.
RICHMOND HERALDS.
AccorDING to some writers this title existed as far back as the reign of
Edward IV., both as a herald and a king of arms. If it did, it was pro-
bably only attached to the household of a prince and not of a reigning
monarch. The better opinion seems to be that Henry VII., who prior
to his accession had been duke of Richmond, first made “Richmond’’
an officer of the crown, and the title has ever since continued.
RICHMOND HERALDs.
Hen. VII. Robt. Browne (?).
1485.
* *
1522.
1536.
1540.
1547.
1557.
1566.
1584.
Roger Machado, Richmond K.
arms. See his name under
“Norroy,” ante, p. 329.
John Joyner, aft. “Norroy.”
Christr. Barker, cr. Nov. 1 (All-
hallows Day); aft. “Claren-
cieux.”
John Narboome, d. 1540.
Gilbert Dethick, Dec. 25; aft.
“Norroy.”
Laurence Dalton, Apr. 12; aft.
“Norroy,”
Nicholas Narboone; aft. “Ul-
ster.”
Hugh Cotgrave, cr. ; L. P. July 27,
1569; d. abt. 1584.
Richd. Lee, nom. ; cr. June 10,
1585, aft. “Clarencieux.”
1597.
1597.
1615.
1635.
1660 or
1666. ,
1677.
1707.
Wm. Camden, cr. Oct. 22; aft.
“Clarencieux.” He was only
in office one day.
John Raven, cr. Oct. 23 ; L. P.
Aug. 13, 1603; d. Feb. 13,
1615.
Hy. St. George (No. 1.), cr. Mar.
22; L. P. Apr. 5, 1617; knt.
abt. 1627; aft. “Norroy.”
Geo. Mainwaring, June 25.
Everard Exton, • ‘ intruded ?”
under the Commonwealth, and
was depr. at the Restora-
tion.
Hy. St. George (No. 2), June 18;
aft. “Norroy.”
Hy. Dethick, Apr. 30; d. June.
1707.
Peter Le Neve; aft. “Norroy.”
334
DIGNITIES.
THE BOOK OF
* }{
1721.
Geo. I.
1755.
1763.
1764.
* º
John Hare, d. May 14, 1720.
Robt. Dale, May 3; d. Apr. 4,
1722.
Chas. Whinyates, res.
Fras. Grose, June ; res. 1763; d.
May 12, 1791.
Hy. Pugolas, Feb. 19; d. May 23,
1764.
Peter Dore, July 16, aft. “Nor-
roy.”
1803.
1838.
1846.
1873.
1882.
1780.
Ralph Bigland (No. 2), Apr. 8;
aft. “Norroy.”
Jos. Hawker, May 5, G.; aft.
“Norroy.”
Jas. Pulman, July 23, G.; aft,
“Norroy.”
Matth. Chas.
Apr. 24, G.
Hy. Harrington Molyneux Seel,
Nov. 11, G.
Arth. Staunton Larken, Oct. 4, G.
Howard Gibbon,
YORK HERALDS.
THIS officer was named after the white rose branch of the Plantagenets.
The office was probably created either by Edward IV. or Richard III.,
though some writers date it back to Edward III., whose son was created
duke of York. There is some doubt about the order of the earlier names.
York HERALDs.
Hy. Ffranch, or Franke.
Edw. IV. Thos. Hollingsworth.
1483.
* *
* *
3& -X.
* *
24 Hen.
1532–3.
3. *
1567.
1569.
1587.
1593.
1625.
1633.
. Martin
John Waters ; d. 1500.
Thos. Tonge, aft. “Norroy.”
Ralph Lagysse ; d. 1528.
Thos. Bysley ; d. midsummer,
1530.
Allan Dagnall.
VIII.
Rowland Playnford.
Wm. Writhe, or Wriothesley.
John Mynne.
Bartholomew Butler; aft. “Ulster.”
Vacancy until
Maroffe, cr. Nov. 15;
L. P. Nov. 25; d. Apr. 1563.
. Wm. Colborne, Jan. 25 ; cr. Apr.
19; d. Sept. 13, 1567.
Ralph Langman.
Wm. Dethick, aft, “ Garter.”
Humphry Hales, cr. June 4; d.
June 16, 1591.
Ralph Brooke, Mar. 2; d. Oct.
15, 1625.
Wm. Le Neve, aft. Sir W., Now.
25; aft. “Norroy.”
Geo. Owen; warr. to E. marsh.,
Dec. 9; advanced to “Norroy”
by the Commonwealth, but re-
duced to York at Restoration;
surr. his office 1663; d. May
13, 1665 or 1666.
1658.
1663
1675.
1700.
1717.
1722.
1735.
— Owen, bro. of the preceding ;
depr, at Restoration.
John Wingfield; surr. his office,
Dec. 22, 1674; d. Dec. 30,
1678.
Robt. Devenish, cr. Feb. 23; aft.
“Norroy.”
Lawrence Cromp; L. P. Nov. 23;
cr. Dec. 11; d. June 11,
1715.
Thos. Whitwick, cr. Oct. 4; d.
June 20, 1722.
Philip Jones, Nov. 9; sold his
office to his successor.
Chas. Townley, app. July; cr.
Dec. ; L. P. Aug. 26, 1736;
aft. “Norroy.”
. Geo. Fletcher, Nov. 23; d. Nov.
9, 1785.
. Benjn. Pingo, Feb. 4; d. Feb. 3,
1794.
. Geo. Nayler, Mar. 15; aft. “Cla-
rencieux.”
. Chas. Geo. Young, May 18, G.;
aft. ‘‘ Garter.”
. Edwd. Howard Gibbon, Aug. 5,
G.; aft. “Norroy.”
. Thos. Wm. King, June 17, G.
. John Von Sonnentag de Havil-
land, Mar. 20, G.; d. 1886.
. Alf. Scott Gatty, Oct. 9, G.
SURREY HERALDS EXTRAORDINARY.
1856. Edwd. Stph. Dendy, Aug. 23; aft.
“ Chester.”
1880, Chas. Alban Buckler, July 16, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
335
"THIs name was taken from the colour of the St. George's Cross.
* *
MALTRAVERS HERALD EXTRAORDINARY.
1887. Jos. Jackson Howard, Nov. 26, G.
ROUGE CROIX PURSUIVANTS.
The
office was created by Henry V.
Rouge, CROIx PURSUIVANTs.
* + *k
Jobn Wrythe.
* k
*
Edwd. IV. or Rich. III. John Waters, aft.
“ York.”
Rich. III. Geo. Berry.
Hy. VII. Rich. Grimwode.
Robt. Browne, aft. “Richmond.”
John Joyner, aft. “Richmond.”
Thos. Waters, aft. “Carlisle.”
Wm. Jennings, aft. “Lancas-
ter.”
Thos. Benolte, aft. “Windsor.”
1509. Thos. Hawley, Aug. 29; aft. “Car-
lisle.”
Hy. VIII. Laurence de la Gatta.
John or Thos. Ponde, aft.
• ‘Somerset.”
1521.
* *
T535.
* *
1540.
Jj66.
T1559.
T1580.
T592.
1604.
Il619.
Thos. Wall, cr. May 4; L. P. May
10; aft. “Windsor.”
Chas. Wrythe or Wriothesley,
aft. “Windsor.”
Barthw. Butler, Jan. 12; aft.
* York.”
Justinian Barker.
Gilbert Dethick, Dec. ; aft.
‘‘ Richmond.”
Wm. Flower, aft. “Chester.”
. Laurence Dalton, Nov. 15 ; aft.
• Richmond.”
Simon Nymbolthe or Newbald; d.
1550 or 1551.
51. Nicholas Tubman, Jan. 19; aft.
“Lancaster.”
. Hugh Cotgrave, cr. Nov. 15 ;
L. P. Nov. 20; aft.
mond.”
Wm. Dethick; aft. “York.”
Thos. Dawes; L. P. Mar. 24; cr.
Mar. 25, 1570.
Ralph Brooke, aft. “York.”
Thos. Knight, Mar. 26 ;
“ Chester.”
Wm. Wyrley, May 5; d. Feb.
1619
** Rich-
aft.
John Gwillim, Feb. 26; d. May 7,
1621.
1621.
1624.
1626.
1637.
1638.
1639.
1646.
1660.
1677.
1686.
1688.
1701.
* *
1722.
1725.
1751.
1752.
1773.
1777.
1784.
1794.
1803.
1823.
Augustine Vincent; L. P. May 29;
cr. June 6 ; aft. “Windsor.”
John Bradshaw; L. P. June 8; cr.
June 23; aft. “Windsor.”
Geo. Owen; pr. seal, Mar. 2; warrt.
July 26; aft. “York.”
Edwd. Walker; sign. May ; gr.
seal, May 19 : cr. June 5; aft.
“Chester.”
Hy. Lilley; sign. Jan. ; d. Aug.
19. 1638.
Wm. Dugdale, Mar.
“Chester,” in 1644.
Vacancy until
Everard Exton “intruded” during
the Commonwealth, and pro-
moted to “Richmond.”
Robt. Brown “intruded " during
the Commonwealth ; res. or
depr. at the Restoration.
Hy. Dethick; sign. July; aft
** Richmond.”
Hy. Ball; sign. Apr. ; aft. “Wind-
sor.”
18 ; aft.
Chas. Mawson, cr. Mar. 29; aft
“Chester.”
Saml. Stebbing, May 17 ; aft,
“Somerset.”
Peter Le Neve, Jan. 17; aft
** Richmond.”
John Bound, d. Mar. 30, 1721.
Richd. Graham, Aug. 4.
John Pomfret, July 26; d. Mar.
24, 1751.
Alexr. Cozens.
Hy. Hastings, Aug. ; aft. “Somer-
set.”
John Chas. Brooke, aft. “Somer-
set.”
Fras. Townshend, aft. “Windsor.”
John Atkinson, June 5 ; aft.
“Somerset.”
Jos. Hawker, Apr. 19 ; aft.
“Richmond.”
Wm. Radcliffe, May 17; res.
Robt. Laurie, Aug 11, G.; aft.
** Windsor.”
336 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1839. Wm. Courthope, Feb. 1, G.; aft.
“Somerset.” *
1854. Jas. Robt. Planché, Feb. 13, G.;
aft. “Somerset.”
1866. John Von Sommentag de Havilland,
Aug. 16, G.; aft. “York.”
1872. Stephen Isaacson Tucker, Sept. 9,
G. : aft. “Somerset.”
1880. Hy. Farnham Burke, Aug. 27, G.;
aft. “Somerset.”
1887. Geo. Wm. Marshall, Jan.
BLUE MANTLE PURSUIVANTS.
ACCORDING to some this name was adopted by Edward III., in honour
of the colour of the “field' of the French coat of arms, which he
assumed. According to others, and more probably, it was taken from
the colour of the garter.
The office was founded either by Edward III. or by Henry V., pro-
bably by the former.
BLUE MANTLE PURsulv ANTs.
* -k •k.
Edw. IV. Roger Bromley, aft. “Chester.”
Rich. III. John Brice.
Hy. VII. — Coller.
* * Thos. Francho.
* * Laurence Alford.
* * John Younge.
* * Fras. Dyes; aft. “Windsor.”
Hy. VIII. Thos Wall; aft. “Lancaster.”
6 Hy. VIII.
1514–5. Ralph Lago.
10 Hy. VIII.
1518–9. John Hutton.
1522. Thos. Bysley,
* York.”
1528. John Narboone, cr. Nov. 1 (All-
hallows day); aft. “Rich-
mond.”
* * Rowland Playmford; aft. “York.”
1536. Richd. Ratcliffe, May 16; aft.
“Somerset.”
* Leonard Warcup ; aft. “Carlisle.”
* * Wm. Harvey; L. P. June 18; aft.
“Somerset.”
1544. Edmd. Atkynson, Sept. 28 ; aft.
“Somerset.”
1550–1. Nicholas Narboome; aft. “Rich-
mond.”
1557. John Hollingworth, nom. ; cr.
Dec. 9, 1558; L. P. Sept.,
1559; d. Oct. 10, 1559.
1559. Richd. Turpin, app. ; cr. Jan. 22,
1561 ; aft. “Windsor.”
1564. Nichs. Dethick, app.; cr. Apr.
19, 1565; aft. “Windsor.”
1583. Humphry Hales, app.; cr. Now.
3, 1584; aft. “York.”
1587. Jas. Thomas ; sign. Apr. 24;
L. P. Apr. 25; cr. June 4;
aft. “ Chester.”
Nov. 5; aft.
*
*k
1588, Robt. Treswell or Creswell; sign.
Feb. 21 ; L. P. May 18; cr.
Mar. 26, 1592: aft. “Somerset.”
1597. Mercury Patten, cr. Oct. 22; L. P.
May 8, 1604; sold his office to
his successor.
1611. Hy. St. George (No. 1), Dec. 23;
aft. “Richmond.”
1616. Sampson Lennard, cr. Mar. 22;
L. P. Mar. 23 and Apr. 29,
1617; d. Aug. 1633.
* * Edwd. Norgate, aft. “Windsor.”
1633. Wm. Ryley, Sept. 4; aft. “Lan-
caster.”
1641. Robt. Browne, d. Oct. 14, 1646.
1646. John Watson, “intruder” during
the Commonwealth ; depr. at
Restoration.
1660. Robt. Chaloner, July; aft. “Lan-
caster.”
1665. R. Hornebrock, d. July, 1667.
* * Thos. Segar, d. 1670.
1668. John Gibbon; L. P. Feb. 10; cr.
May 25, 1671.
1719. Jas. Green, June 3 ; inv. June
24; d. Sept. 4, 1737.
1737. Thos. Browne, Oct. ; aft. “Lan-
caster.”
1743. John Pine, Dec. ; d. May 4, 1756.
1757. Ralph Bigland (No. 1), Mar. ;
aft. “Somerset.”
1759. John Ward, Dec.
1761. Isaac Heard, aft. “Lancaster.”
1762. Hy. Pugolas, aft. “Richmond.”
1763. Peter Dore, Apr. 21 ; aft. “Rich-
mond.”
1764. Geo. Browne, Nov. 2; d. 1767.
1767. Geo. Harrison; aft. “Windsor.”
1774. Chas. Townley, Dec. 31; aft.
“Lancaster.”
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337
1781.
1793.
1794.
1796.
1819.
1831.
Edmd. Lodge, aft. “Lancaster.”
Geo. Nayler, Dec.; aft. “York.”
John Havers, May 13.
Fras. Martin, jun., aft. “Wind-
sor.”
Wm. Woods, Apr. 13, G.; aft.
** Norfolk.”
Geo. Harrison Rogers Harrison,
Nov. 15, G. : aft. “Windsor.”
1849. Hy. Murray Lane, Aug. 11, G.;
aft. “Chester.”
1864. Hy. Harington Molyneux-Seel, :
Nov. 14, G.;
mond.”
Edwd. Bellasis, Dec. 13, G.; aft.
“Lancaster.”
Chas. Harold Athill, July 24, G.
aft. “Rich-
1873.
1882.
PORTCULLIS PURSUIVANTS.
THE name of this officer was taken from one of the cognizances of the
house of Somerset, which was a favourite badge with Henry VII., by
whom the office was founded.
PortCULLIS PURSUIVANTs.
Hy. VII. Ralph Lagysse, aft. “York.”
Wm. Fellows, aft. “Lancaster.”
Wm. Hastings, Apr. 29.
Allan Dagnall, aft. “York.”
Thos. Traheyron or Trahern,
aft. ‘" Somerset.”
1526.
Hy. VIII.
* *
* * Robt. Fayery, d. 1549–50, (3
Edwd. VI.)
Edw. WI. Richd. Withers.
1553. Jno. Cocke, cr. Dec. 25 ; L. P.
Jam. 3, 1555; aft. “Lancaster.”
1559. Edwd. Merlin, d. same year.
Ralph Langman, app.; cr. Dec 4,
1561; aft. “York.”
1567. Robt. Glover, aft. “Somerset.”
1571. Richd. Lee, cr. Mar. 30; aft.
** Richmond.”
1585. Wm. Segar, cr. June 10; L. P.
June 14; aft. “Somerset.”
1588. Thos. Lant, aft. “Windsor.”
1597. Saml. Thompson, cr. Oct. 22;
L. P. May 15, 1602; aft.
“ Windsor.”
1619.
Philip (? John) Holland, Feb.
23.
Chas. II.
W.
1625. Thos. Preston, Dec.
• ‘ Ulster.”
John Beauchamp.
John Wingfield, sign. and pr.
seal, July 27; aft. “York.”
Thos. Holford (No. 1.); aft.
‘‘ Windsor.”
Thos. Holford (No. 2.); res.
Lawrence Cromp, aft. “York.”
John Hesketh, aft. “Lancaster.”
Thos. Wightwick, aft. “York.”
Rd. Mawson, Dec. 11.
Peter Toms, Jan. ; d. Jan. 1,
1777.
Jno. Doddington Forth, Mar. 3.
Geo. Fredk. Beltz, May 3, G.;
aft. “Lancaster.”
Jas. Pulman, May 30, G.; aft.
“ Richmond.”
Albt. Wm. Woods, July 23, G.;
aft. “Lancaster.”
Geo. Wm. Collen, Nov. 6, G.
Arthur Staunton Larken, Feb.
20, G.; aft. “Richmond.”
Wm. Alexr. Lindsay, Dec. 27, G.
22; aft.
1633.
1660.
1663.
1689.
& M.
1713.
1718.
1746.
1780.
1817.
1822.
1838.
1841.
1878.
1882.
ROUGE DRAGON PURSUIVANTS.
THIs office was created by Henry VII. prior to his coronation, to com-
memorate the banner which he bore at the battle of Bosworth.
ROUGE DRAGON PURSUIVANTs.
* *
1506.
* *
Wm. Tyndall.
Thos. Miller, pr. Seal, Nov. 2.
Christr. Barker.
Vacancy.
1525. Richd. de la Towre, July 5.
1531. Thos.
Mylner, cr.
“Lancaster.”
Fulk app. Howell, cr. July 6,
1536; L. P. July 6, 1538; aft.
“Lancaster.”
Nov. 8 ; aft.
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* * Richd. Croke. * * Arth. Shepherd, d. Mar. 2, 1756.
1546. Martin Maroffe, Mar. 4; aft. “York.” 1756. Hy. Hill, aft. “Windsor.”
1553. Wrm. Colborne, cr. Dec. 25; L. P. 1758. Thos. Sheriff, May 23; sold his
Jan. 11, 1555; aft. “York.” office to his successor.
1565. Edmd. Knight, cr. Apr. 19; aft. 1763. Thos. Locke, Nov. ; aft. “Lan-
“ Chester.” caster.”
1574. Nicholas Paddy, L. P. Sept. 30; cr. 1774. Ralph Bigland (No. 2.), Nov. ; aft.
Oct. 31 (Allhallows Eve); aft. ‘‘ Richmond.”
“Lancaster.” 1780. Benj. Pingo, May 15; aft. “York.”
1588. John Raven, June 8; aft. “Richmond.” 1786. Jas. Monson Philips, Apr. 13.
1597. Wm. Smith, cr. Oct. 22; L. P. 1797. Jas. Cathrow, aft. “Somerset.”
Mar. 20, 1603; d. Oct. 1618. 1813. Chas. Geo. Young, Aug. 28, G.; aft.
1618. John Philipot, cr. Nov. 19; aft. “ York.”
“Somerset.” 1820. Fras. Townsend, May 27, G.; d.
1624. Thos. Thompson, L. P. June 29; 1833.
cr. July 8; aft. “Lancaster.” 1833. Jas. Rock, Apr. 23, G.; d. 1833.
1638. Wm. Crowne, L. P. Sept. 14; cr. Thos. Wm. King, May 20, G.; aft.
Sept. 24; res. << York.”
1661. Fras. Sandford, June 6; aft. “Lan- 1848. Edwd. Steph. Dendy, June 19, G.;
caster.” aft. “Surrey.”
1676. Thos. May, aft. “Chester.” 1859. Geo. Edwd. Adams, Dec. 10, G.;
1677. Gregory King, Mar. 7; cr. June 24; aft. “Lancaster.”
aft. “Lancaster.” 1870. Wm. Hy. Weldon, Jan. 27, G.; aft.
1689. Peers Mauduit, aft. “Windsor.” “ Windsor.”
* * Hugh Clopton. 1880. Alf. Scott Gatty, Apr. 27, G.; aft.
* * John Hare, aft. “Richmond.” * York.”
1704. Dudley Downs, May 27; d. Oct. 27, 1886. Albt. Wm. Woods (No. 2), Oct. 20,
1720,
SECTION II. HERALDIC OFFICES NOW
EXTINCT.
IRELAND KINGS OF ARMS.
EINGS OF ARMs of this name appear to have existed as early as
Richard II. Their jurisdiction was no doubt over Ireland.
* * * Hy. VI. Thos. Collyer.
Hy. W. John Kirby. $6 *
•k
TIIIs office seems to have continued down to the reign of Edward IV., but it is uncer-
tain whether from the death of that king it existed or not. On the accession of
Edward VI, the office was superseded by that of ULSTER KING OF ARMs, q.v. under
“IRELAND.” Part X., post.
LANCASTER, KINGS OF ARMS.
See LANCASTER HERALDs, ante, p. 332.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 339
LEICESTER, KINGS OF ARMS.
See LEICESTER HERALDs, post, p. 340.
MARCHE KINGS OF ARMS.
FoundED by Edward IV., formerly earl of March. There are prior
traces of a Marche Herald.
Edw. IV. John Ferrant. | Edw. IV. Wm. Ballard.
ARUNDEL HERALDS EXTRAORDINARY.
THIs title was no doubt taken from the second title of the dukes of
Norfolk, who were hereditary earls marshal.
1735. Fras. Hutchenson, L. P. July; cr. * * Jno. Cheale.
Sept.; aft. “ Chester.” * * Thos. Bewes.
BLANC COURSIER HERALDS.
THIS title was taken from the White Horse in the Brunswick arms.
The office was afterwards consolidated with that of genealogist of the
Bath.
Geo. I. John Anstis (No. 2); aft. “Gar- sier” and “Bath” genealogist
ter.” until his death in 1831.
Geo. II. Sackville Fox, res. ; d. Dec. 18, 1831. Walter Aston Blount, Dec. 20,
1760 G.; aft. “Chester,” &c., con-
1757. John Suffield Brown, res. tinued “ Blanc Coursier’’ and
1792. Geo. Nayler, Sept. ; aft. “York,” “Bath” genealogist until app.to
&c., but continued “Blanc Cour- “Norroy” in 1859; no succ.app.
BUCKINGHAM HERALDS.
THIS officer is mentioned as attending the funeral of Edward IV., but
nothing further appears to be known of him.
CARLISLE HERALDS.
THIs office was founded by Richard III., who was formerly earl of
Carlisle.
Rich, III, Christopher Carhill; aft. “Nor- hallows Day); L. P. Jan. 2 and
roy.” 30, 1515; aft. “Clarencieux.”
1493. Thos. Waters. 1544. Leonard Warcup.
1514. Thos. Hawley cr. Nov. 1 (All-
22 *
340 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
CLARENCIEUX HERALDS.
See CLARENCIEUx KINGS OF ARMS, ante, p. 328.
GLOUCESTER HERALDS.
See BATH AND GLoucFSTER KINGS OF ARMS, ante, p. 380.
HANOWER HERALDS.
THIs office was founded by George I. in honour of his Hanoverian
dominions. It was annexed to Bath and Gloucester king of arms, q.v.,
ante, p. 330.
1726. Grey Longueville, Feb. 1; d. Sept. * * Wm. Woodley.
29, 1745. 1757 or 1761. Saml. Horsey, Jan. 4. ; d.
1745. Hon. Edwd. Young, Oct. July 28, 1771.
LEICESTER HERALDS.
THIs office was founded by Henry IV., formerly Earl of Leicester.
Hy. IV. Hy. Grene, Leicester Herald ; aft.
cr. Leicester K. Arms.
A Leicester Herald appears in
the records of the reigns of
Hy. IV., Hy. W., Edw. IV.,
Rich. III., and Hy.VII., but the
names are unknown.
MARCHE HERALDS.
See MARCHE KINGs of ARMs, ante, p. 339.
MOWIBRAY HERALDS EXTRAORDIN ARY.
Mowbray was the ancient family name of the dukes of Norfolk, the
hereditary earls marshal.
1623. Jas. Borough or Burroughs, June; Anne. Rowland or Richd. Fryth; aft.
aft. “Norroy.” “Lancaster.”
1624. Wm. Le Neve, L. P., June 24; cr. Geo. I. Jno. Dugdale; d. Aug. 4, 1749.
June 29; aft. “York.” 1764. Jos. Edmondson, Mar. ; d. Feb.
1677. Fras. Burghill, cr. June 24 ; aft. 17, 1786.
“Somerset.” 1842. Edwd. Howard Gibbon, Apr. 25,
1694–5. Robt. Plot, Feb. 2. G.; aft. “Norroy,”
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NORFOLK HERALDS EXTRAORDINARY.
Geo.I. Jno. Anstis (No. 1), aft, “Garter.” 1825. Wm. Woods, May 9, G; aft.
1761. Stephen Martin Leake (No. 2); d. “Clarencieux.”
Feb. 19, 1797.
SUFFOLK HERALDS EXTRAORDINARY.
THIS office was founded by George III. The title was taken from the
earldom, which belongs to a branch of the Howard family.
1774. John Ives, junr., Oct. ; d. Jan. 9, 1776.
ANTELOPE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Henry V. John Wrythe, aft. “Rouge Croix.”
ATHILONE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
1552. Philip Butler, June 22.
BARNES PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Henry VII. Richard Ratcliffe, or Radcliffe.
BERWICK PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Edw. IV. Wm. Jennings, aft. “Rouge | Hy. VIII. Chas. Wrythe or Wriothesley,
Croix.” aft. “Rouge Croix.”
Hy. VII. Thos. Wall, aft. “Rouge Croix.” Hy. Ray; d. about 1565.
1523. Leonard Warcup, cr. Nov. 1 1602. Richd. St. George, Apr. 22; aft.
(Allhallows Day); aft. “Blue- “ Windsor.”
mantle.”
BLANC LION PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Jas. 1. Nicholas Charles, or Carles; aft. 1686. Thos. Holford, junr., May 3;
“Lancaster.” aft. “Portcullis.”
1618. John Philipot, sign. Oct. ; L. P. 1690. Hugh, or Hy. Clopton, May 29;
Nov. 13; aft. “Rouge Dra- aft. “Rouge Dragon.”
gon.” Anne. Robt. Dale.
1623. Thos. Hamelin, Feb. 14. 1720. Arth. Shepherd, sw. June 24;
Chas. I. Edwd. Walker, aft. “Rouge aft. “Rouge Dragon.”
Croix.” 1782 Alexr. Ocherlony.
342 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
BLANCHE ROSE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
See RosF. BLANCHE, post, p. 344.
BLANC SANGLIER PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
THE WHITE BOAR was Richard the third’s cognizance and one of his
supporters.
A pursuivant extraordinary with this title appears to have been ap-
pointed by Richard III., and it is believed his name was St. Leger, but
there is no certainty on the point.
CALAIS PURSUIWANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Edw. IV. Thos. Wall, aft. “Blue | 28 or 30 Martin Maroffe, L. P. Mar. 4;
Mantle.” Hen. VIII, aft. “Rouge Dragon.”
Hen. VIII. Ralph Lagysse, aft. “Port- | Hen. VIII. Laurence Dalton, aft. “Rouge
cullis.” Croix.”
Christr. Barker, aft. “Rouge Nichs. Fairlewe, or Fellow ;
Dragon.” killed in the attack on
Hen. VIII. Thos. Mylner, aft. “Rouge Calais, 1558, and with him
Dragon.” the office expired.
COMFORT PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Hen, VII,
not filled up.
John Joyner, aft. “Rouge Croix"; on his promotion the office was
CORK PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
THIS office was created by Henry VII., but the name of the officer is
unknown.
EAGLE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
THIS office was created by Henry VII., but the name of the officer
unknown.
FALCON PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
THE title of Falcon was given to a herald or a pursuivant by Henry W.,
by Edward IV., possibly by Richard III., and by Henry VII. The
names of the officers are not known.
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FITZALAN PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Named from the duke of Norfolk's family.
1837. Albert Wm. Woods, June 27, G.; aft. “Portcullis.”
GUISNES PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORIDINARY.
GUISNES was the name of a town in Picardy, France.
Edw. IV. Robt. Browne, aft. “Rouge | Hen. VIII. John Hutton, aft. “Blue
Croix.” Mantle.”
Rich. III. Thos. Ffranch, or Franke, aft. Allan Dagnall, cr. Nov. 1
4% Blue Mantle.” (Allhallows Day), 1528; aft.
Hen. VII, Wm. Fellows, aft, “Port- ** Portcullis.”
cullis.” 1523. Fulk ap Howell, L. P. July
Wm. Tyndall, aft. “Rouge 6; cr. Nov. 1 (Allhallows
Dragon.” Day); aft. “Rouge Dragon.”
1536. Wm. Flower, cr. July 10.
* + -k Hen. VIII. Richd. Withers, aft. “Port-
1521. Wm. Jennings, aft. “Lan- cullis.”
caster.” Edw. VI. Hy. Fellow.
HAMPNES PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
HAMPNES was the name of a castle near Calais.
22 Hen. VIII. Hen. VIII. Edmond Atkynson, aft. “Blue
1530–1. Bartholomew Butler, aft. Mantle.”
“Rouge Croix.” Nichs. Tubman, aft. “Rouge
1536. Gilbert Dethick, cr. June 16 ; Croix.”
L. P. June 18; aft. “Rouge | Edw. VI. Richd. Turpin, aft. “Blue
Croix.” Mantle.”
Hen. VIII. Wm. Harvey, aft. “Blue
Mantle.”
KILDARE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
A pursuivant bearing this title, but name unknown, attended the funeral
of Henry VII.
MONT-ORGUEIL PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Hen. VII. Randolph Jackson.
NOTTINGHAM PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
CREATED by Henry VIII. and named after his illegitimate son, Henry
Fitzroy, Earl of Nottingham.
Hen. VIII. Wm. Hastings, aft. “Port- 22 Hen. VIII.
cullis.” 1530–1. Thos. Traheyron, or Trahern,
1528. Richd. Croke, May 17; aft. aft. “ Portcullis.”
“Rouge Dragon.”
344 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PORTSMOUTH PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Named after the Town.
Jas. I. John Gwillim, aft. “Rouge Croix.”
RISEBANK PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
RISEBANK, or RYSBROOK, was the name of a fortress in the English
dominions in France.
Hen. VII. Thos. Bysley, aft.
Mantle,”
Hen. VIII. John Narboone, aft.
Mantle.”
1528. Richd. Storke, cr. Nov. 1 (All-
hallows Day); d. same year.
** Blue
“Blue | Hen. VIII. Justinian Barker, aft. “Rouge
Croix.”
Wm. Lambarde.
1554, John Hollingworth, Apr. 29;
aft. “Blue Mantle.”
ROSE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Edwd. VI.
Mary.
} ** Richard.”
ROSE BLANCHE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
CREATED by Edward IV., the white rose being the badge of his family.
Edw. IV. John Waters.
Rich. III. Laurence Alford.
Hen. VII. Thos. Hawley.
1561. Robt. Cook, cr. Jan. 25; aft
“ Chester.”
Chas. II. Name unknown.
ROSE ROUGE PURSUIVANTS EXTRAORDINARY.
1602. Philip Holland, Apr. 22; aft.
** Portcullis.”
1610. Hy. St. George, cr. May ; L. P.
Dec. 18; aft. “Blue Mantle.”
1615. Sampson Lennard, sign. Feb.;
L. P. Mar. 11; aft. “Blue
Mantle.”
1616. Augustine Vincent, L. P. Feb. 22;
inv. Mar. 22; aft.
Croix.”
1623. John Bradshaw, inv. Feb. 14;
aft. “Rouge Croix.”
1630. Wm. Ryley, July 31; aft. “Blue
Mantle.”
* * Hy. Lilley, aft. “Rouge Croix.”
Anne. Thos. Coote.
“Rouge
LYON KINGS OF ARMS.
LYONS DEPUTE.
See PART IX, “Scotland,” post.
ULSTER, KINGS OF ARMs.
See PART X, “IRELAND,” post.
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PART VI. LEGAL.
JUDGES AND OTHER LEGAL DIGNITARIES.
INTRODUCTION.
Most of the lists in the previous editions of this work were compiled
from Dugdale, or from some later writers who simply adopted his
materials and added to them. These lists have now been collated with,
corrected by, and compiled from those given by the late Mr. Foss in his
Judges of England, a work of great authority and research, to which
reference should be made in all cases of difficulty, as the learned author
not only gives the authorities on which he relies, but is careful, where
he differs from other writers, to give his reasons for so doing.
It would be beyond the scope of the present work to enter into
anything like a detailed history of the origin of the various Courts
in which sat the Judges whose names figure in the following list.
Many volumes have been written on the subject, but the information
contained in Mr. Foss's book will probably be found sufficient for
all practical purposes. Here the barest outline must suffice.
Prior to the Norman Conquest each hundred or other subdivision
of a county had its separate Court, which exercised both civil and
criminal jurisdiction. Besides these, each county had its “County
Court,” which then possessed extensive powers and was altogether a
far different tribunal to the County, Court of the present day, the
jurisdiction of which is very limited, and which is, as a rule, only
resorted to in trivial matters. Finally, there was the “Witenagemote,”
to which cases of great importance were sometimes brought by way
of appeal.
William the Conqueror introduced an entirely new system of juris-
prudence, adopted from that established in Normandy, and the leading
principle of which was to make the Sovereign the supreme head or
fountain of justice, and to have the laws administered, if not by him
in person, by judges appointed directly by and dependent upon him.
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Under this system the ancient local Courts were practically super-
seded. They gradually became extinct or obsolete, or, if they sur-
vived, their jurisdiction was limited to petty local disputes.
The tribunal founded by William the Conqueror was styled the
CURIA REGIS, and was composed of the King himself, some of his
principal officers, and of the Bishops and Lords; or, as they were then
–styled, the Barons of the Kingdom. The King sometimes presided in
person; in his absence the head of the Court was an official styled the
CHIEF JUSTICIARY, or the JUSTICIARY of ENGLAND.
It was soon found that judicial aptitude can only be attained by
judicial training, and that a judge, to do his duty properly, must be
a skilled lawyer. Hence there were gradually added to the bishops and
barons who, composed the Curia Regis a body of men who were
called JUSTICIARIES, who probably acted as deputies for the Chief
Justiciary, and, afterwards, as the business of the Court increased,
divided the duties with him. They also went on itinera, or as it is
now called, on circuit, to administer justice throughout the Kingdom;
and on these occasions some men of rank or learning in each county
were joined with them in their Commissions, all the Commissioners being
designated JUSTICES ITINERANT. Towards the end of the reign of
Edward I., commissions of Trailbaston were issued for the trial of certain
offences, the Commissioners being termed JUSTICEs of TRAILBASTON.
The appointment both of these justices, and also of the Justices
Itinerant, ceased early in the reign of Edward III., when the regular
Judges went circuit, as at the present day.
For some time after the Curia Regis was established, great incon-
Venience was experienced from the fact that it followed the person of
the King, so that suitors were frequently compelled to travel great.
distances to prosecute or defend their suits. This was one of the
2 grievances redressed by Magna Charta, which provides that “common.
S. pleas,” i.e. the Court for the decision of suits between subjects, should
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“not follow the Court, but be held in some certain place,” which was
then or soon afterwards fixed at Westminster Hall. This was the
origin of the Court of CoMMON PLEAs. Other changes gradually fol-
lowed, into the details of which it is impossible here to enter; but by
the reign of Edward I., the Chief Justiciary had been superseded and
the Curia Regis, divided into three distinct Courts, known by the names.
of the KING’s BENCH, the Common PLEAs, and the ExCHEQUER, or
ExCHEQUER OF PLEAs; and these Courts continued until they were
absorbed into the SUPREME Court of JUDICATURE in 1875.
THE COURT OF KING's BENCH originally had jurisdiction only in
criminal matters, or in cases where the Crown was otherwise interested,
or was called on to interfere, in order to compel some inferior tribunal
or some official or corporation to fulfil its duties, or to prohibit it from
exceeding its powers. But, as the emolument of the Judges depended
to a great extent upon fees, and, consequently, upon the amount of
business done, and as suits between individuals were found to be profit-
able, the Judges of the King's Bench, by means of certain legal
fictions, whereby a defendant was presumed to be in the custody of
the Marshal of the Court, under a latitat or a bill of Middlesea, and
therefore liable to be sued in that Court on any cause of action,
gradually acquired or assumed cognizance of private suits.
| THE Court of CoMMON PLEAs confined itself to its original jurisdic-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 347
tion over private suits, but its exclusive jurisdiction in this respect was
gradually encroached upon by the other Courts. It, however, for many
years, retained exclusive jurisdiction over “real actions,” i.e. actions
brought for the specific recovery of land.
THE Court of ExchEQUER was founded upon a department of the
Curia Regis called the SCAccARIUM, and originally had jurisdiction
only in cases concerning the Revenues of the Crown. Afterwards,
jurisdiction over private suits was acquired by means of a writ of quo
minus issued by a plaintiff who pretended to be a debtor to the
Crown and “less able to discharge his indebtedness for want of the
debt owing to him by the defendant,” which debt he was thereby able
to sue for in the Exchequer Court. So long as the business of this
Court was confined to Revenue Cases the Judges were frequently lay-
men, i.e. men not bred to the profession of the law, and it was not
until the reign of Elizabeth or James I. that they were, invariably,
selected from the serjeants-at-law like the Judges of the other Courts.
It then became necessary to appoint another Judge to attend exclu-
sively to the purely revenue or exchequer business. This functionary
was styled a CURSITOR BARON. His duties were gradually transferred
to various Government departments not connected with the administra-
tion of justice, and the office was ultimately abolished in 1856.
The Court of Exchequer, besides its revenue and common law juris-
diction, had also jurisdiction in equity cases; but this branch was
abolished in 1841 by the 5 Vict., cap. 5, and the equity suits then
pending were transferred to the Court of Chancery. The Judges of
the Court of Exchequer retained their original title of BARON's down
to the establishment of the Supreme Court of Judicature, whilst the
Judges of the other Courts were styled JUSTICEs.
At the head of each Court was a CHIEF JUSTICE or CHIEF BARON,
the other Judges being styled “PUISNES.”
At first the number of Judges in each Court varied from time to
time, being increased or diminished at the pleasure of the Sovereign ;
but in the Reign of Henry VIII. the number had become fixed at four
in each Court (the Chief and four puisnes), and so remained, with
very rare exceptions, until 1830, when by 1 Wm. IV., cap. 70, the number
was increased to five in each Court. In 1868, by 31 & 32 Vict., cap.
125, the number was again increased to six in each Court.
In 1831, by the “Uniformity of Process Act ’’ 2 & 3 Wm. IV., cap.
39, the legal fictions above mentioned were abolished and statutory
jurisdiction in all private suits given to each Court. The King's
Bench retained its exclusive jurisdiction in all Crown suits and criminal
cases, and all revenue cases were still confined to the Exchequer.
THE CourT of CHANCERY rose from a department of the Curia Regis
called the CANCELLARIA, where all writs, charters, and other documents
were prepared for the Great Seal. The chief of this department was
the CANGELLARIUs, or CHANCELLOR, who held the Great Seal. He was
at first inferior in rank to the Chief Justiciary, but ultimately he be-
came the head of the law, and in former times was generally also the
King's chief minister. His title was, at first, THE CHANGELLOR OF
THE KING, then CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND, then LORD CHANCELLOR,
and finally LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR. The Great Seal was sometimes
delivered to a LORD KEEPER instead of to a Lord Chancellor; but even
Mr. Foss admits himself unable to distinguish between the two, either
348 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
in point of dignity or duties, and in 1563 by 5 Eliz. cap. 18, their iden-
tity in rank, power, and privileges was explicitly declared. There
has been no appointment of a Lord Keeper since 1760, but both before
and since that date the Great Seal has been occasionally “put into com-
mission,” i.e., delivered into the custody of several persons styled
“CoMMIssion ERs of THE GREAT SEAL,” who jointly performed the
Chancellor’s duties.
Occasionally, a deputy or WICE CHANCELLOR was, in early times,
appointed to assist the Lord Chancellor or act in his absence; but the
office was not permanently established until 1813, when by 53 Geo. III.,
cap. 24, a WICE CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND was appointed. After-
wards, in 1841, by 5 Vict., cap. 15, extended by 14 & 15 Vict.,
cap. 4, and 15 and 16 Vict, cap. 80, two additional Vice Chancellors
were appointed. On the death of Sir Lancelot Shadwell in 1850, the
title of Vice Chancellor of England was discontinued and the three
Vice Chancellors thenceforward ranked according to seniority of appint-
ment.
By the statutes above referred to, the Lord Chancellor's jurisdiction
as a judge of first instance was practically abolished and his duties
as an equity judge were confined to hearing appeals. By 14 & 15
Vict, cap. 83, the “Court of Appeal in Chancery '' was established,
being composed of the Lord Chancellor and two new Judges styled
LORD's JUSTICEs.
The Lord Chancellor had a number of Clerks or MASTERs to assist
him in the minor details of his many duties. The principal of these
was styled THE MASTER OF THE ROLLs, the others MASTERS IN CHAN-
CERY. The Master of the Rolls soon became a very important per-
sonage, and ranked next after the Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
and before the chiefs of the Common Pleas and Exchequer. In addition
to having the custody of the Records or Rolls, he assisted the Chan-
cellor in his judicial duties, his powers being gradually increased by
3 Geo. II., cap. 30, and 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 94. *
The Masters in Chancery also assisted in working out the details of
the Chancellor’s decrees and in other minor matters. They were
abolished in 1852, by 15 & 16 Vict., cap. 80, their duties being trans-
ferred to the Vice Chancellors, to be performed either by them in
person or by a staff of “Chief Clerks,” of whom at first two and after-
wards three were attached to each Judge's Court.
The proceedings in the various Courts were, for many years, conducted
in Latin or Norman-French, languages with which the ordinary suitor
was unacquainted. He was, probably, equally ignorant of the law and
practice of the Courts, and hence there was, from the very earliest
times, a distinct class of men bred to the law who represented the
suitors and pleaded their causes before the Judges, and from whose
ranks the Judges soon came to be selected. These were anciently
divided into SERJEANTS-AT-LAw and APPRENTICEs. The Serjeants
were appointed by the Crown, and it would seem that in very early times
they were appointed without regard to their preliminary legal training;
but it soon became the settled practice to promote them from the ap-
prentices or ordinary barristers, according to their seniority, merit, or
interest at Court. Down to the establishment of the Supreme Court of
Judicature, every Common Law Judge must have been a Serjeant, and if,
as frequently happened in more recent times, the person selected did not
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 349
possess the necessary qualification, he was made a Serjeant, pro formd,
and appointed a Judge immediately afterwards.
As much of the business brought before the Courts affected the
interests of the Crown, either in its revenues or its prerogatives, it was
necessary that those interests should be properly protected. Hence the
appointment of the ATToRNATUS REGIs or ATTORNEY GENERAL about
1277, (5 Edw. I.), and of the SoLLICITOR REGIs or SoLICTOR GENERAL
in 1461, (1 Edw. IV.). These officers had a right of pre-audience over
all the other members of the bar except the two most ancient of the
Ring's Serjeants, which exception was abolished in 1813. Rights of
pre-audience were also enjoyed by King's Serjeants and by those
members of the bar who received the appointment of KING's COUNSEL,
a dignity which, with one or two doubtful exceptions, was not conferred
until the reign of Charles I. At first, the office was what its name
implied, and certain small fees and perquisites were annexed to it; but
it gradually became a mere step of professional rank, and all the emolu-
ments were abolished in 1830.
From the time of George I., to the present day, the Crown has also
on special occasions, granted PATENTS OF PRECEDENCE to eminent
members of the bar, whether Serjeants, King's Counsel, or ordinary
Barristers, giving them certain rights of pre-audience over their fellows
as fixed by their patents. Holders of Patents of Precedence have the
same privileges as King's Counsel, but are able to hold briefs against
the Crown, which a King's Counsel cannot do without a “licence to
lead.”
p In addition to the Courts above mentioned which were generally known
as the Superior Courts, it is necessary to refer to the EccLESIASTICAL
Courts and the HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY because, although formerly
inferior Courts, their jurisdiction has now been transferred to the Su-
preme Court of Judicature.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTs were of very great antiquity. Every
Bishop had his own Court, and, besides dealing with questions of
theology and church discipline, had jurisdiction within his diocese over
testamentary and matrimonial causes; but as the Archbishop of Canter-
bury's jurisdiction extended over the whole of his province, most of
the important litigation came before his tribunals, the PREROGATIVE
CourT of CANTERBURY, and the CourT OF ARCHES. The Bishop's
Courts were presided over by their Chancellors, the Prerogative Court
of Canterbury by a “Master Keeper, or Commissary,” and the Court
of Arches by a Dean. In 1857, by 20 & 21 Vict., cap. 77, the juris-
diction of all the Ecclesiastical Courts in testamentary matters was
transferred to the newly established CourT of PROBATE, and in the
same year, by 20 & 21 Vict., cap. 85, their jurisdiction in matters
matrimonial was transferred to another new tribunal called THE COURT
For DIvor CE AND MATRIMONIAL CASEs. These two Courts were dis-
tinct tribunals but were presided over by the same Judge.
The advocates who practised before the Ecclesiastical Courts were
Doctors of Civil Law, and the Crown was represented by a KING's
ADVOCATE.
THE HIGH CourT OF ADMIRALTY was a very ancient tribunal with
jurisdiction over all maritime matters including, in time of war, all
questions of prize. It was presided over by the Lord High Admiral
and in modern times by his deputy, who was styled THE JUDGE of THE
350 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
ADMIRALTY. The Court was thoroughly re-organized, and its practice
of procedure much improved in 1840 by the 3 & 4 Wict., caps. 65 and
66. The Crown was represented in this Court by an ADMIRALTY ADvo-
CATE.
The present SUPREME CourT OF JUDICATURE was formed by con-
solidating the old Courts of Chancery, Queen's Bench, Common Pleas,
Exchequer, Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty. It was established by
the following Acts:— *
(1) The Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1873 (36 & 37 Vict, cap. 66).
2 1875 (38 & 39 Vict, cap. 77).
& The Appellate Jurisdiction"Act, 1876 (39 & 40 Vict, cap. 59).
(4) The Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1877 (40 & 41 Vict., cap. 9).
(5) The Judicature (Officers) Act, 1879 (42 & 43 Wict., cap. 78).
(6) The Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1881 (44 & 45 Vict, cap. 68.)
the combined effect of which was that the Supreme Court of Judica-
ture was divided into two permanent divisions:—
I. Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice.
II. Her Majesty’s Court of Appeal.
I. HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
THIs CourT originally consisted of five divisions:—
1. THE CHANCERY DIVISION, consisting of the Lord Chancellor
(President), the Master of the Rolls, and the Vice Chancellors
of the old Court of Chancery.
2.Y. THE QUEEN’s BENCH DIVISION, consisting of the L. C. J. of
England (President), and the other Judges of the old Court
of Queen’s Bench.
3. The CoMMON PLEAs DIVISION, consisting of the L. C. J. of the
Common Pleas (President), and the other Judges of the old
Court of Common Pleas.
4. THE ExCEIEQUER DIVISION, consisting of the L. C. B. of the
Exchequer (President), and the other Judges of the old Court
of Exchequer of Pleas.
5. THE PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION, consisting of
the then existing Judge of the Court of Probate and Divorce
(President), and the then existing Judge of the Court of
Admiralty.
Power was given to reduce or increase the number of divisions and
to abolish (on vacancy) any of the following offices: the L. C. J. of
England, the Master of the Rolls, the L. C. J. of the Common Pleas,
and the L. C. B. of the Exchequer. Under these powers the Com-
mon Pleas and Exchequer Divisions, and the offices of L. C. J. of the
Common Pleas and L. C. B. of the Exchequer, were abolished by Order
in Council dated December 16, 1880. Power was also given to appoint
other judges from time to time, as vacancies arose, under the title of
JUDGEs of THE HIGH COURT, altered by the Supreme Court of Judi-
cature Act, 1881, to JUSTICES OF THE HIGH CourT, the old titles of
Vice Chancellor and Baron of the Exchequer being for the future
abolished.
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Under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1881, the Master of the
Rolls was removed from the High Court of Justice and is now a Judge
of the Court of Appeal only.
II. HER MAJESTY'S COURT OF APPEAL.
THIs CourT, as ultimately settled, consists of :—
1. Three ea:-officio Judges, viz., the Ld. Chanc., the L. C. J. of
England, and the President of the Probate, Divorce, and
Admiralty Division. The Master of the Rolls, the L. C. J. of
the Common Pleas, and the L. C. B. of the Exchequer were
originally made ex-officio judges, but the Master of the Rolls
is now exclusively a Judge of the Court of Appeal, and the
offices of L. C. J. of the Common Pleas and L. C. B. of the
Exchequer have been abolished.
2. The Master of the Rolls.
3. Five (reduced from six) Ordinary Judges to be appointed from
time to time under the style of JUSTICES OF APPEAL, altered
by the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1881, to LORDs
JUSTICES OF APPEAL.
The two Lord Justices of Appeal in Chancery were appointed two of
these Ordinary Judges.
There has been for centuries a final appeal from the Superior Courts
of Common Law, and from the Court of Chancery, to the “High
Court of Parliament.” This appellate jurisdiction has always been exer-
cised by the House of Lords, and was expressly disclaimed by the
House of Commons in the reign of Henry IV.
There is nothing to prevent the lay Lords from hearing and voting
on appeals to their House; but for many years the judicial powers have
been exercised by the “law Lords” alone, i.e. by such of the Lords as
either hold or have held judicial offices. By the Appellate Jurisdiction
Act, 1876, it was enacted that no appeal should be heard and deter-
mined by the House of Lords unless there were present not less than
three of the following persons, who were designated LORDs of
APPEAL:—
1. The Lord Chancellor of Great Britain for the time being.
2. THE LORDS OF APPEAL IN ORDINARY, to be appointed under
the Act.
3. Such peers as were holding or had held any “high judicial
office,” which term was by the interpretation clause defined to
mean (1) Lord Chancellor of Great Britain or Ireland; (2)
paid Judge of Judicial Committee of Privy Council; and (3)
Judge of one of the Superior Courts of Great Britain or
Ireland.
By this Act the Crown was empowered at once to appoint two Lords
of Appeal in Ordinary, with life peerages, to appoint one additional
Lord of Appeal in ordinary, on the death or resignation of any two
paid Judges of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and
another additional Lord of Appeal in ordinary on the death or resig-
nation of the remaining two paid Judges of that Committee.
352 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
By this Act, also, the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary if Privy Coun-
cillors were made Members of the Judicial Committee of that body, and
were required to sit and act as such.
Either by virtue of the royal prerogative or under the provisions of
various statutes too numerous to quote, a final appeal from the Eccle-
siastical and Admiralty Courts, and from the Courts of India and the
British Colonies a final appeal lay to the King or to the King in Council.
This appellate jurisdiction was in practice exercised by a JUDICIAL
CoMMITTEE composed of privy councillors who held or had held judicial
office. For many years such a committee was appointed pro hdc vice
as occasion required; but in 1833, by 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 41, a per-
manent committee was formed, the constitution of which has been
modified from time to time by subsequent statutes. The principal
change effected by the establishment of a permanent committee was
the addition of paid members; but under the Appellate Jurisdiction
Act, 1876, the places of these are gradually being supplied by the Lords
of Appeal in Ordinary (see ante p. 351.). Appeals in probate and
admiralty cases, which are now heard by a division of the High Court
of Justice, now lie to the House of Tords, and not to the Judicial
Committee.
In many of the following lists there is some little uncertainty about
the earliest names. It must be borne in mind that in ancient times
the various changes in judicial procedure were introduced very gradually,
indeed almost imperceptibly, and by authority of the King or of the judges
only, and not, as now, by an elaborate Act of Parliament, in which every
detail is carefully set forth. Hence, it is frequently impossible to say
exactly when a particular change took place or what was the exact status
of particular officials during a transition period.
LORD HIGH CHANCELLORS. LORD KEEPERS.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE GREAT SEAL.
SEE INTRODUCTION, ante, p. 347.
The Lord Chancellor, in addition to his judicial duties, presides
over the House of Lords, his office being analogous to that of Speaker
of the House of Commons, though there are some points of difference
between the two; the most important being that the Lord Chancellor is
at liberty both to speak and vote upon every question before the
House. He is always an important member of the Government and of
the Cabinet, and goes out of office with his party.
LoRD HIGH CHANCELLORs, &c., OF ENGLAND.
Where no other title is given, that of Chancellor is to be presumed.
Those marked thus + are omitted from Foss's list, for reasons which he explains;
but, as they are given in Hardy's list, they are included here with this distinguishing
mark.
WILLIAM. I. 1078. Maurice, aft. bp. of London.
1067. Arfastus, or Herefast, aft. bp. of 1083. Wm. Welson, or Welson (de Bello-
Elmham. fago), aft. b.p. of Thetford.
1070. Osbert, aft. bp. of Exeter. 1086. Wm. Giffard, aft. bp. of Win-
1073. Osmund de Seez, aft. bp. of Salisbury. chester.
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353
WILLIAM II.
1087. Wm. Giffard, contal.
1090. Robt. Bloet, or Bluet, July; aft. bp.
of Lincoln.
1093. Baldric, or Galdric, and (?) Drogo,
kpr. under him.
1094. Wm. Giffard, again.
HENRY I.
1100. Wm. Giffard, now bp. of Winchester,
contal.
1101. Roger, Sept.; aft. bp. of Salisbury.
1103. Wm. Giffard, bp. of Winchester,
again, Mar.
1104. Waldric, Jan.
1107. Ranulph, or Arnulph; d. 1123.
1124. Geoffrey Rufus, aft. bp. of Durham.
STEPHEN.
1135. Roger Pauper, son of Roger, bp. of
Salisbury.
1139. Philip.
1142. Theobald, abp. of Canterbury, const.
by the emp. Maud.
* * Wim. Fitzgilbert, const. by the emp.
Maud.
* * Wm. de Vere, also const. by the
empress. in reversion.
* * Robt. de Gant ; d. 1153.
HENRY II.
1154. Thos. a. Becket, Dec., aft. abp. of
Canterbury; res. 1162.
From 1162–1173 no chancellor can
with certainty be placed.—Foss.
1173. Ralph de Warneville, treasr. of York.
1177. fWalter de Constantiis,bp. of Lincoln
and abp. of Rouen; v. chanc. or
deputy.
1181. Geoffrey Plantagenet, bp. of Lincoln;
aft. abp. of York.
RICHARD I.
1189. Wm. de Longchamp, Sept. 3; aft. bp.
of Ely; d. 1197.
1190. John de Alençon, archd. of Lisieux,
V. chanc., Jan.
1191. Roger Malus Catulus, v. chanc., Mar.
Benet, V. chanc., Oct.
1194. Eustace, dean of Salisbury, May;
aft. bp. of Ely; v. chanc.
1198. Warine, or Guarinus, prior of Loches
in Touraine, V. chanc., Feb. 28.
Eustace, bp. of Ely, chanc., Feb. (?)
Roceline, V. chanc. Nov.
JOIIN.
1199. Hubert Walter, abp. of Canterbury,
May.
1205. Walter de Grey, Oct. 2; aft. bp. of
Worcester and abp. of York.
1213. Peter de Rupibus, bp. of Winchester,
Oct.
1214. Walter de Grey, again, Jan. 2.
Richd. de Marisco, aft. bp. of Dur-
ham, Oct. 29.
1216.
1218.
1226.
1238.
1240.
1244.
1246.
1247.
1248.
1250.
1255.
1260.
1261.
1263.
1265.
1267.
1268.
1269.
1272.
1272.
1273.
1292.
1302.
1304.
1307.
HENRY III.
Richd. de Marisco, contal.
Ralph. de Nevill, aft. bp. of Chi-
chester, kpr. or V. chanc.
Ralph de Nevill, chanc.
The king took the gr. seal from him
in 1238, and delivered it to
Geoffrey, a Templar, and to John
de Lexinton : but Ralph had still
the emoluments of the chancellor-
ship.
Simon Normannus, or de Cantilupe,
kpr. ; Aug.
Richd. Crassus, abbot of Evesham,
kpr.
Silvester de Everdon, or Eversden,
kpr., Nov. 14.
John Mansel, provost of Beverly,
kpr., Nov. 8.
John de Lexinton, kpr., in the
absence of John Mansel on an em-
bassy, Aug. 28.
John Mansel, on his return, again,
kpr., Aug. 10.
. John de Lexinton, again, kpr., Sept.
8.
Wm. de Kilkenny, aft. bp. of Ely,
kpr.
Hy. de Wingham, bp. of London,
kpr.
Nichs. de Ely, aft. bp. of Worcester
and Winchester, kpr.
Walter de Merton, bp. of Rochester,
July 5.
Nichs. de Ely, July 12.
Thos. de Cantilupe, bp. of Hereford,
Feb. 21.
Walter Giffard, bp. of Bath and
Wells, Aug.
Godfrey Giffard, bp. of Worcester.
John de Chishull, aft. bp. of London,
kpr., Oct. 30.
Richd. de Middleton, kpr.; aft. chanc.
July.
John de Kirkeby, aft. bp. of Ely,
Aug. 7.
EDWARD I.
Walter de Merton, bp. of Rochester,
again, Nov.
Robt. Burnell, archd. of York, Sept.
21; aft. bp. of Bath and Wells.
Wm. de Hamilton, kpr., Oct. 25.
John de Langton, Dec. 17; aft. bp. of
Chichester.
Adam de Osgodby, kpr., Aug. 26.
Wm. de Grenefield, dean of Chi-
chester; aft. abp. of York.
Wm. de Hamilton, dean of York,
Dec. 29.
John de Benstede, kpr., until the
new chancellor's arrival to receive
the seal.
Ralph de Baldoc, Baldok, or Beau-
dake, bp. of London, Apr. 21.
23
354
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1307.
1310.
1311.
*
1312.
1314.
1318.
1320.
1323.
1326.
1327.
1328.
1330.
1334.
1335.
1337.
1838.
1339.
1340.
1341
1343.
EDWARD II.
Ralph. de Baldoc, contal.
John de Langton, bp. of Chichester,
again.
Adam de Osgodby, Wm. de Melton,
Robt. de Bardelby, Ingelard de
Warlegh, and John Fraunceis,
kprs.
Walter Reginald, bp. of Worcester,
July 6.
Adam de Osgodby, m. rolls, Robt.
de Bardelby, and Wm. de
Ayremynne, kprs.
Walter Reginald, bp. of Worcester,
again, kpr., Oct. 6; aft. abp. of
Canterbury,
John de Sandale, Sept. 26; aft. bp. of
Winchester,
John de Hotham, bp. of Ely, June
11.
John Salmon, bp. of Norwich, Jan.
26
Robº de Baldock, archd. of Middle-
sex, Aug. 20; aft. bp. of
Norwich.
Wm. de Ayremynne, bp. of Norwich,
again, kpr., Nov. 30.
Hy. de Cliff, kpr., Dec. 17.
EDWARD III.
John de Hotham, bp. of Ely, again,
Jan.
Hy. de Cliff, m. rolls, again, and
Wm. de Herlaston, kprs., Mar. 1.
Hy. de Burghersh, bp. of Lincoln,
May 12.
John de Stratford, bp. of Winches-
ter, Nov. 28.
Richd. de Angarville, or Bury, bp.
of Durham, Sept. 28.
John de Stratford, again, now abp.
of Canterbury, June 6.
Robt. de Stratford, archd. of Canter-
bury, Mar. 24.
Richd. de Bynteworth, or Went-
worth, bp. of London, July 6.
John de St. Paul, m. rolls, and
Thos. de Baumburgh, kprs., pro
tem., July.
John do St. Paul, Michl. de Wath,
and Thos. de Baumburgh, kprs.,
Dec. 8.
John de St. Paul, kpr., Feb. 6.
John de Stratford, abp. of Canter-
bury, again, chanc., Apr. 28.
Robt. de Stratford, again, now bp.
of Chichester, June 28.
Wm. de Kildesby, kpr., Dec. 1.
Sir Robt. Burgehier, or Bourchier,
Dec. 14.
Sir Robt. Parnyng, Oct. 29; d. Aug.
26, 1343.
John de Thoresby, m. rolls, John de
St. Paul, Thos. de Brayton, and
1343.
1345
1349
1356.
1363,
1367.
1371.
1372,
1377.
1377.
1378.
1379.
1381.
1382.
1383.
1386.
1389.
1391.
1396.
1399.
Thos. de Beauchamp, E. of War-
wick, kprs., Aug. 27.
Robt. de Sadyngton, Sept. 29.
John de Offord, or Ufford, dean of
Lincoln, Oct. 26; app. abp. of
Canterbury, but d. May 20, 1349,
before consecration.
David de Wollore, m, rolls, John de
St. Paul, Thos. de Brayton, and
Thos. Cotyngham, kprS., May
20.
John de Thoresby, bp. of St. David's,
June 16.
Wm. de Edington, bp. of Winches-
ter, Nov. 27.
Simon Langham, bp. of Ely, Feb.
19; aft. abp. of Canterbury.
Wm. de Wyckham, or Wykeham, bp.
of Winchester, Sept.
Sir Robt. de Thorpe, Mar. 26; d.
June 29, 1372.
Richd. le Scrope, ld. Scrope of
Bolton; kpr., June 29.
Sir John Knyvet, July 5.
Adam de Houghton, or Hoghton, bp.
of St. David's, Jan. 11.
RICIIARD II.
Adam de Houghton, contal.
Richd., ld. Scrope, again, Oct. 29.
Simon de Sudbury, abp. of Canter-
bury, July 4: beheaded by the
rebels under Wat Tyler, June 14,
1881.
Richd., E. of Arundel, kpr., Jume
14.
Hugh de Segrave, stewd. of the
king's household, kpr., June 16.
Wm. Courtenay, bp. of London,
Aug. 10.
Richd., ld, Scrope, again, Nov. 18.
Hugh de Segrave, treasr., Wm. de
Dighton, pr seal, John de Wal-
tham, m. rolls, and Walter de
Skirlawe; kprs., July 11.
Robt. de Braybroke, bp. of London,
Sept. 20.
John de Waltham, m.
Mar. 10.
Sir Michael de la Pole, Mar. 13.
Thos. de Arundel, or FitzAlan, bp.
of Ely, Oct. 24; aft, abp. of York
and of Canterbury.
Wm. de Wykeham, bp. of Winches-
ter, again, May 4.
Thos. de Arundel, now abp. of York,
again, Sept. 17.
Edmund Stafford, bp. of Exeter,
Nov. 23.
Thos. de Arundel, now abp. of Can-
terbury, again, Aug.
John de Scarle, m, rolls, Sept.
rolls, kpr.,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
355
1399.
1401.
1403.
1405.
1407.
1410.
1412,
1413.
1417.
1422.
1424.
1426.
1432.
1450,
1454.
1455.
1456.
1460.
1461.
1463.
1467.
1470,
1471.
1473.
1473.
HENRY IV.
John de Scarle, contal.
Edmund Stafford, bp. of Exeter,
again, Mar. 9.
Hy. de Beaufort, bp. of Lincoln, Feb.
Thos. Longley, or Langley, kpr. of
the pr. seal, Feb. 28; bp. of Dur-
ham in 1406.
Thos. de Arundel, abp. of Canter-
bury, again, Jan. 30.
John Wakering, kpr., Jan. 19.
Sir Thos. de Beaufort. aft. E. of
Dorset and D. of Exeter, Jan. 31.
Thos. de Arundel, abp. of Canter-
bury, again, Jan. 5.
HENRY W.
Hy. de Beaufort, bp. of Winchester,
(transl. from Lincoln), Mar. 21.
Thos. Longley, or Langley, bp. of
Durham, again, July 23.
HENRY WI.
Simon Gaunstede, m. rolls, kpr.,
Sept. 28.
Thos. Longley, or Langley, bp. of
Durham, again, Nov. 16.
Hy. de Beaufort, bp. of Winchester,
again, July 6.
John Kempe, bp. of London, Mar.
16; aft. abp. of York.
Humphrey, D. of Gloucestor, kpr.,
Feb. 25.
John Stafford, bp. of Bath and Wells,
Mar. 4; aft. abp. of Canterbury.
John Kempe, now a cardinal, and
abp. of York, Jan. 31 ; d. Mar. 2,
1454.
Richd., E. of Salisbury, Apr. 2.
Thos. Bourchier, abp. of Canterbury,
Mar, 7.
Wm. de Waynſlete, bp. of Winches-
ter, Oct. 11.
Thos. Bourchier, abp. of Canterbury,
again, kpr., July 7.
Geo. Nevill, bp. of Exeter, July 25;
aft. abp. of York.
EDWARD IV.
Geo. Nevill, comtd.
Robt. Kirkham, m. Tolls, kpr.
during the chancellor's absence,
Aug. 23, and subsequently.
Robt. Kirkham, kpr., June 9.
Robt. Stillington, bp. of Bath and
Wells, June 20.
Geo. Nevill, now abp. of York, Oct.
9 to Apr. 1471, during restn. of
Hem. VI.
Apr., Edw. IV. resumed the throne,
and bp. Stillington remained chanc.
John Morton, m. rolls, June 18; aft.
bp. of Ely and abp. of Canter-
bury, kpr.
Hy., E. of Essex, kpr., June 23.
1474.
1475.
1483.
1483.
1485.
1485.
1486.
1500.
1502.
1504.
1509.
1515.
1529.
1532.
1544.
1547.
1551.
1553.
1556.
John Morton, again, kpr., July 17.
Lawrence Booth, bp. of Durham,
July 27; aft, abp. of York.
Thos. Rotheram, bp. of Lincoln, May
25; aft. abp. of York.
John Alcock, bp. of Rochester and
m. rolls, Apr. 27; aft. bp. of Wor-
cester and of Ely.
Thos. Rotheram, bp. of Lincoln,
again, Sept. 28.
JEDWARD V.
John Russell, bp. of Lincoln,
RICHARD III.
John Russell, contal.
Thos. Barowe, m. rolls, kpr., Aug. 1.
HENRY VII
John Alcock, now bp. of Worcester,
Aug. 22; aft. bp. of Ely.
John Morton, now abp. of Canter-
bury, Mar. 6. He had been made
bp. of Ely in 1478; d. Sept. 1500.
Richd. Nikke, dean of the chapel
royal, kpr., Sept. 16.
Hy. Deane, bp. of Salisbury, Oct.
13; aft. abp. of Canterbury, kpr.
Wm. Barnes, or Barons, m. rolls,
kpr., July 27.
Wm. Warham, bp. elect of London,
kpr., Aug. 11.
Wm. Warham, now bp. of London,
and abp. elect of Canterbury,
ld. chanc., Jan. 21.
EIENRY WIII.
Wrm. Warham, contal.
Thos. Wolsey, cardl., and abp. of
York, Dec. 22.
Thos., D. of Norfolk, treasr., and
Chas., D. of Suffolk, earl marsh.,
kprs., Oct. 17.
Sir Thos. More, Oct. 25.
Sir Thos. Audley, kpr., May 20;
chanc., Jan. 26, 1533; cr. 1d.
Audley of Walden, Nov. 29, 1538
Thos., la. Wriothesley, kpr., Apr.
22; chanc., May 3.
EDWARD VI.
Lord Wriothesley, contd.; cr. I. of
Southampton.
Wm., ld. St. John, kpr., Mar. 25.
Richd., ld. Rich., Oct. 23.
Thos. Goodrich, bp. of Ely, kpr.,
Dec. 22; chanc., Jan. 19, 1552.
MARY.
Stephen Gardiner, bp. of Winchester,
Aug. 23.
Nichs. Heath, abp. of York, Jan. 1.
23 *
356
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1558.
1579.
1587.
1591.
1592.
1596.
1603.
1617.
1621.
1625.
1640.
1641.
1642.
1643.
ELIZABETH.
The QUEEN, kpr., Nov. 18.
Sir Nichs. Bacon, kpr., Dec. 22; the
first kpr. that ranked as là. chanc.
under 5 Eliz., cap. 18; d. Feb.
20, 1579.
The QUEEN, Feb. 20.
Wm. Cecil, ld, Burleigh, and Robt.,
E. of Leicester, kprs., Feb. 24.
Sir Thos. Bromley, Apr. 26; d. Apr.
12, 1587.
Hy., ld. Hunsdon, Wm., ld. Cob-
ham, and Sir Fras. Walsingham;
kprS., Apr. 15.
Wm., ld. Burleigh, Robt., E. of
Leicester, and sir Fras. Wal-
singham ; kprS., Apr. 26.
Sir Christr. Hatton, Apr. 29; d. Now.
20, 1591.
Wm., ld. Burleigh, Hy., ld. Huns-
don, Wm., ld. Cobham, and
Thos., ld. Buckhurst; commrs.
gr. seal, Nov. 22.
Sir Gilbert Gerrard, m. rolls, and
others; commrs. to hear causes,
Nov. 22.
Sir John Puckering, kpr., May 28;
d. Apr. 30, 1596.
Sir Thos. Egerton, m. rolls, kpr.,
May 6.
JAMES I.
Sir Thos. Egerton, contal.; cr. 1d.
Ellesmere, July 19; chanc., July
24; aft. cr. visc. Brackley; d.
Mar. 15, 1617.
Sir Fras. Bacon, ld. kpr., Mar. 7;
chanc., Jan. 4, 1618; cr. ld.
Verulam, and aft. visc. St. Albans;
removed May 1, 1621.
Sir Julius Caesar, m. rolls, and
others, commrs. to hear causes in
chancery, May 1.
Sir John Ley, knt. and bt., ch, just.
and others; commrs., to hear
causes in the lords, May 1.
Hy., visc. Mandeville, ld. treasr. ,
Ludowic, D. of Richmond, and
the E. of Arundel; to use the seal,
May 1.
John Williams, dean of Westminster,
aft. bp. of Lincoln, kpr., July 10.
CHARLES I.
John Williams, contal.; res. Oct. 30.
Sir Thos. Coventry, kpr., Nov. 1;
aft. li. Coventry; d. Jan. 13,
1640.
Sir John Finch, ch. just, C. P., kpr.,
Jan. 17; aft, ld. Finch.
Sir Edwd. Lyttleton, ch. just. C. P.,
kpr., Jan. 19 ; aft. li. Lyttleton.
The RING, May 21.
Hy., E. of Kent, Oliver, E. of Boling-
broke, Oliver St. John, John
Wilde, Saml. Browne, and Edmd.
Prideaux; parly, commrs. or
kprs., Nov. 10.
Sir Richd. Lane, royal kpr., Oct. 25.
Wm., E. of Salisbury, parly. commr.
vice. E. of Bolingbroke, July 3.
Edwd., E. of Manchester, sp. ho.
lords, and Wm. Lenthall, sp. ho.
commons and m rolls; parly.
commrs. or kprs., Oct. 30.
Hy., E. of Kent, and Wm., ld.
Grey of Werke ; parly. commrs.
or kprs., Mar. 15.
Sir Thos. Widdrington, and Bul-
strode Whitelocke, joined to the
preceding, Apr. 12.
1645.
1646.
1648.
THE COMMON WEALTH.
Parliamentary Commissioners or Keepers.
1649. Bulstrode Whitelocke, John Lisle,
and Richd. Keeble, Feb. 8.
1654. Bulstrode Whitelocke, sir Thos.
Widdrington, and John Lisle,
Apr. 5. 4.
Sir Thos. Widdrington, alone,
Whitelocke being abroad, and
Lisle unwell, May 30.
Bulstrode Whitelocke, sir Thos.
Widdrington, and John Lisle,
again, July 14.
1656. Nathl. Fiennes and John Lisle, Jan.15.
1659. Nathl. Fiennes, now styled lù.
Fiennes; John Lisle, now styled
ld. Lisle; and Bulstrode White-
locke, now styled lù. Whitelocke,
Jan. 22.
Wm. Lenthall, May 14.
John Bradshaw, Thos. Terryll, and
John Fountain, June 3.
Bulstrode, ld. Whitelocke, Nov. 1.
Wm. Lenthall, again, Jan. 13.
Sir Thos. Widdrington, Thos.
Terryll, and John Fountain, Jan.
17.
Edwd., E. of Manchester, joined to
the above, May 5.
1660.
CHARLEs II.
ICeepers of the Great Seal for the King
during the Commonwealth.
1649. Sir Richd. Lane, contal. ; d. 1650.
1653. Sir Edwd. Herbert, kpr., Apr. 5
res. June 1654.
1658. Sir Edwd. Hyde, knt. and bt.
made kpr. at Bruges, Jan. 13
and chanc., Jan. 29.
THE RESTORATION.
1660. Sir Edwd. Hyde, contal., June 1;
aft. li. Hyde, visc. Cornbury,
and E. of Clarendon; removed
Aug. 1667.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
357
1667.
1672,
1673.
1682.
1685.
1689.
1690.
1693.
1700.
1702.
1705.
1710.
1714.
1718.
1725.
Sir Orlando Bridgeman, knt. and
bt., kpr., Aug. 30.
Anthy. Ashley, E. of Shaftesbury,
Nov. 17.
Sir Heneage Finch, bt., kpr., Nov.
9; cr. ld. Finch, Jan. 10, 1674;
chanc., Dec. 19, 1675; aft. E. of
Nottingham; d. Dec. 18, 1682.
Sir Fras. North, aft. li. Guildford,
kpr., Dec. 20.
JAMES II.
Lord Guildford, contal. ; d. Sept. 5,
1685
Geo., ld. Jeffreys, ch. just., K. B.,
Sept. 28.
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Sir John Maynard, sir Anthy. Keck,
and sir Wm. Rawlinson; commrs.,
Mar. 4.
Sir John Trevor, sir Wm. Rawlin-
son, and sir Geo. Hutchins;
commrs., May 14.
Sir John Somers, kpr., Mar. 23;
chanc., Apr. 22, 1697; aft. li.
Somers; depr., Apr. 27, 1700.
Sir Jno. Holt, ch. just. R. B., Sir
Geo. Treby, ch. just. C. P., sir
Edw. Ward, ch. bar. ex., and sir
John Trevor, m. rolls, commes.,
May 5.
Sir Nathan Wright., kpr., May 21.
ANNE.
Sir Nathan Wright, conta, ; removed
in 1705.
Wm. Cowper, kpr., Oct. 11; aft.
ld. Cowper; chanc., May 4, 1707;
res. Sept. 25, 1710.
Sir Thos. Trevor, ch. just. C. P.,
Robt. Tracy, just. C. P., and bar.
Jno. Scrope, of Scotland; commiſs.,
Sept. 26.
Sir Simon Harcourt, atty, genl.,
kpr., Oct. 19 ; aft. li. Har-
court ; chanc., Apr. 7, 1713.
GEORGE I.
Lord Harcourt, contal ; depr., Sept.
21.
Wm., ld. Cowper, Sept. 21; aft. E.
Cowper.
Sir Robt. Tracy, just. C. P., Sir John
Pratt, just. K. B., and Sir Jas.
Montague, bar. ex.; commºs., Apr.
18.
Thos., ld. Parker, May 12, aft. E.
of Macclesfield; surr. the seal,
Jan. 4, 1725.
Sir Jos. Jekyll, m. rolls. Sir Jeffrey
Gilbert, bar. ex., and Sir Robt.
1725.
1727.
1733.
1737.
1756.
1757.
1760.
1766.
1770.
1771.
1778.
1783.
1792.
1793.
1801.
1806.
1807.
1820.
1827.
Raymond, just. K. B. ; commrs.,
Jan. 7.
Sir Peter King, cr. li. King, June 1.
GEORGE II.
Lord King, contal.
Hon. Chas. Talbot, Nov. 29, aft. lī,
Talbot; d. Feb. 1737.
Philip, ld. Hardwicke,” ch. just.
K. B., Feb. 21.
Sir John Willes, ch. just. C. P., sir
Sidney Stafford Smythe, bar. ex.,
and sir John Eardley Wilmot,
just. R. B. ; commrs., Nov. 9.
Sir Robt. Henley, atty. gen., kpr.,
June 20; aft. li. Henley.
GEORGE III.
Lord Henley, conta. ; chanc., Jan.
16, 1761; aft. visc. Henley, and
E. Northington.
Chas., ld. Camden, ch. just. C. P.,
July 30.
Hon. Chas. Yorke, atty, gen., cr.
ld. Morden, Jan. 17; d. Jan. 20,
before the seals were put to his
patent of peerage. He held the
gr. seal only three days.
Sir Sidney Stafford Smythe, bar. ex.,
hon. Hy. Bathurst, just. C. P.,
and sir Richd. Aston, just. K. B. ;
commiſs., Jan. 21.
Hon. Hy. Bathurst, cr. ld. Apsley,
Jan. 23; succ. his father as E.
Bathurst, 1775.
Edwd. Thurlow, atty. gen., cr. Id.
Thurlow, June 3.
AleXr., ld. Loughborough, ch. just.
C. P., Sir Wm. Hy. Ashhurst,
just. K. B., and Sir Beaumont
Hotham, bar. ex: ; commrs., Apr.
9.
Edwd., lord Thurlow, again, Dec.
23.
Sir Jas. Eyre, ch. bar. ex., Sir Wm.
Hy. Ashurst, just. K. B., and Sir
John Wilson, just. C. P. ; commrs.,
June 15.
Alexr., ld. Loughborough, ch. just.
C. P., Jan. 28 : cr. E. of Rosslyn
on his resignation.
John, ld. Eldon, ch. just. C. P.,
Apr. 14.
Hon. Thos. Erskine, cr. ld. Erskine,
Feb. 7.
John, ld. Eldon, again, Apr. 1.
GEORGE IV.
Lord Eldon, contal., aft. E. of Eldom.
John Singleton Copley, m. rolls, cr.
ld. Lyndhurst, May 2.
* Lord Hardwicke continued, it is said, chief justice of the king's bench until June 7,
1737, though he had kissed hands for the great seal.
358 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
WILLIAM TV. 1852. Robt. Monsey, ld. Cranworth, ld.
1830. Lord Lyndhurst, contal. e jº. *PP., .
Hy. Brougham, 5 cr. Id. Brougham 1858. sº ºgº, cr. ld. Chelms-
T 2 ë ºr V e
and Vaux, Nov. 22. 1859. John, ld, Campbell, ch.just. Q. B.,
1834. Lord Lyndhurst, again, Nov. 21. June 18; d. June 23, 1861.
1835. sº§º. 1861. Sir Richd. Bethell, atty.-gen., cr. lä.
and sir J. B.Bosanquet, just. C. P.; 1865. L Wºº. º 26. July 7: d
commes., Apr. 23. 5. Ld. Granworth, again, July 7; d.
5 July 26, 1868.
1836. Sir Chas. Christr. Pepys, cr. lá. w g º
Cottenham, chanc., Jan. 16. 1866. Lº, Chelmsford, again, July 6; d.
ct. 5, 1878.
1868. Hugh McCalmont, ld. Cairns, ld.
VICTORIA. just. app., Feb. 29.
1837. Lord Cottenham, contal. Sir Wm. Page Wood, ld, just app.,
1841. Ilord Lyndhurst, again, Sept. 3. cr. ld. Hatherley, Dec. 9.
1846. Lord Cottenham, again, July 4; cr. 1872. Sir Roundell Palmer, cr. Id. Sel-
E. of Cottenham on his resigna- borne, Oct. 15.
tion. 1874.” Ld. Cairns, again, Feb. 21; cr. E.
1850. Hy., ld. Langdale, m, rolls, sir Laun- Cairns, Sept. 23, 1878; d. Apr.
celot Shadwell, v. chanc., and sir 2, 1885.
Robt. Momsey Rolfe, bar, ex.; , 1880. Ld. Selborne, again, Apr. 28; cr.
commrs., June 19. E. Selborne, Dec. 29, 1881.
Sir Thos. Wilde, ch. just. C. P., 1885. Sir Hardinge Stanley Giffard, cr. Id.
cr. ld. Truro, July 15. Halsbury, June 24.
1852. Sir Edwd. Burtenshaw Sugden (for- 1886. Sir Farrer Herschell, cr. Id. Her-
merly lá. chanc. for Ireland), schell, Feb. 6.
cr. li. St. Leonards, Feb. 27. Ld. Halsbury, again, Aug. 3.
* Under the S. C. J. Acts 1873 & 1875 (See ante, p. 350), the lă. chanc., on the 1st
Nov. 1875, became President of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice
and one of the ex-officio judges of the Court of Appeal.
LORDS OF APPEAL.
APPOINTED UNDER THE “APPELLATE JURISDICTION ACT, 1876?”
(39 & 40 Vict. cap. 59), WITH PEERAGES FOR LIFE.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 351–2.
1876. Sir Colin Blackburn, just. Q. B. div.; 1880. Wm. Watson, vice Gordon; cr. Id.
cr. Id. Blackburn, Oct. 5, G.; Watson, Apr. 26. G.
res... Jan. 1887. 1882. Jno. David Fitzgerald, just. Q. B.
3 div., Ireland; addl. 1d. app.; cr.
Edwd. Strathearn Gordon, ld, adv. ld Fitzgerald june 19, G. '
Scotland ; cr: lä. Gordon, Oct. 6, 1887, Edwd. Macnaghten, vice Blackburn;
G.; d. Aug. 21, 1879. cr. ld. Macnaghten, Jan. 25, G.
JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
See Introduction, ante, p. 352.
This committee was first established by 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 41 (Aug.
14, 1883), and its constitution has been enlarged by various subsequent
Acts. It is composed partly of ea:-officio members, and partly of
persons specially appointed. See the following table.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
359
QUALIFICATION.
QUALIFYING STATUTE.
REMARKS.
All persons being Privy Councillors
who hold, or have held, any of
the following offices:—
Ld. Pres. of the Council - -
Ld. Chancellor a- - -
Ld. Keeper - sº- - -
First Commr. of the Great Seal-
L. C. J. of the Queen's Bench.
Justice of the Queen's Bench -
L. C. J. of the Common Pleas -
Justice of the Common Pleas -
L. C. B. of the Exchequer -
Baron of the Jºcchequer - -
Judge of the Prerog. Court of
Canterbury - - -
Judge of the Court of Probate -
Judge of the High Court of
Admiralty- tº- - -
Chief Judge in Bankruptcy -
Master of the Rolls - --> -
Vice Chancellor of England -
Vice Chancellor - - -
Judge of the Court of Appeal
an Chancery - - -
Judge of tho Court of Appeal
under S. C. J. Acts - -
Lords of Appeal - - -
Archbishop or Bishop - -
Any two retired East Indian or
Colonial Judges appointed
by the Crown - - -
Any two other persons being
Privy Councillors, and ap-
pointed by the Crown *
Four persons who have been Y
Judges of the Superior
Courts, or C. J. of the High
Court of Judicature of
Bengal, Madras, or Bom-
bay; or of the late Supreme
|
Court of Bengal -> -J
3 & 4 Wm. IV., c. 41, s. 1
20&21 Vict, c. 77,s. 15
3 & 4 Wm. IV., c. 41, s. 1
5 5
3 3
5 & 6 vict, c. 5, s. 24
14 & 15 Wict., c. 83, s. 15
44 & 45 Vict., c. 3, s. 1
39 & 40 Vict., c. 59, ss.
6 & 14.
3 & 4 Wict., c. 86, s. 16, &
39 & 40 Vict., c. 59, s. 14
3 & 4 Wm. IV., c. 41, s. 30
3 & 4 Wrm. IV., c. 41, s. 1
34 & 35 Vict., c. 91
Now styled L. C. J. of
England.
Now Justice of the Q.B.
Division of the H. C. J.
Office now abolished
3 5
Now Pres."of the Pro-
bate Division of the
H. C. J.
Office now abolished.
9 3
• 3
33
2 3
To sit on appeals
under Church Discip-
line Act, and in
Ecclesiastical cases.
ſThese persons are,
| under 39 & 40 Vict.,
| c. 59, s. 14, now
i be in g gradually
! superseded by the
U Lords of Appeal.
The Judicial Committee first sat on November 27, 1833.
360
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
MEMBERS OF THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
PRIVY COUNCIL.
The rest are eac-officzo members.
* Appointed under
f Do
f jo.
3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 41, ss. 1 & 30.
34 & 35 Vict., cap. 91.
3 & 4 Vict, cap. 86, s. 16.
The date of appointment Is, except where other-
wise stated, also the date of being sworn a member of the Privy Council.
ORIGINAL MEMBERs, Aug. 14, 1833.
1833.
1834.
Hy., ld. Brougham, ld, chanc.
Hy., M. of Lansdowne, ld. pres.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, ex lá.
pres.
Jno. Jeffreys. M. Camden, do.
Jno., E. of Chatham, do.
Hy., E. Bathurst, do.
Dudley, E. of Harrowby, do.
Jno., E. of Eldon, ex lé. chanc.
Hy., visc. Sidmouth, ex la, pres.
Wm., ld. Stowell, ex judge admy, ct.
Jno. Singleton, ld. Lyndhurst, ch.
bar. ex.
Wm. Draper, ld. Wynford, ex ch.
just. C. P.
Thos., ld. Denman, ch. just. IC. B.
Sir Jno. Nicholl, judge prerog. ct.
Canterbury, &c.
Sir Jno. Leach, m. rolls.
Sir Wrm. Alexander, ex ch. bar.
€X.
Sir Lancelot Shadwell, V. chanc.
England.
Sir Nichs. Conygham Tindal, ch.
just. C. P.
Hon. Thos. Erskine, ch. judge
bkptcy.
Sir Wrm. Garrow, ex bar. ex.
Sir Jas. Parke, aft. li. Wensleydale,
just. R. B.
*Sir Edwd. Hyde East, ex, ch. just.,
Calcutta.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
Sir Jno. Bernard Bosanquet, just. c.
P., Sept. 4.
Sir Alexr. Johnston, ex. ch. just.,
Ceylon, Sept. 4.
Sir Jno. Bayley, ex. bar. ex., Mar. 5.
Sir Robt. Graham, ex. bar. cx.,
Apr. 16.
Sir Jno. Vaughan, just. C. P., June 5.
Sir Chas. Christr. Pepys, aft. la.
Cottenham, m. rolls, Oct. 1.
Sir Herbt. Jenner, (Fust) judge pre-
rog. ct., Canterbury, &c., Oct. 29.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn, Dec. 15; Sw.
June 10, 1829.
1834.
1836.
1838.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1846.
1848,
1850.
1851.
1852.
Sir Jas. Scarlett, aft. li. Abinger,
ch. bar, ex., Dec. 16.
Hy. Bickersteth, aft. 16. Langdale,
m. rolls, Jan. 16.
Stephen Lushington, judge admy, ct.
†Wm. Howley, abp. of Canterbury;
sw. Oct. 5, 1813.
|Edwd. Venables Vernon Harcourt,
abp. of York; sw. Jan. 20, 1808.
iChas. Jas. Blomfield, bp. of London;
sw. July 31, 1828.
Sir Jos. Littledale, ex. just. Q. B.
Feb. 25.
Jno., ld. Campbell, ex. li. chanc.
Ireland, June 23.
Jas. Archd., ld. Wharncliffe, ld.
pres., Sept. 3; sw. Dec. 16, 1834.
Sir Jas. Lewis Knight Bruce, v.
chanc., Jan. 15.
Sir Jas. Wigram, V. chanc., Jan. 15.
*Thos. Pemberton Leigh, aft. li.
Kingsdown, chanc, d. Cornwall,
June 10; d. 1867.
*Sir Edwd. Ryan, ex. ch. just. Ben-
gal, June 10; res. 1859.
Sir Fredk. Pollock, knt., aft. bt.,
ch. bar, ex., Apr. 17.
Walter Fras., D. of Buccleuch, ld.
pres., Jan. 21 ; sw. Feb. 2, 1842.
Sir Thos. Wilde, aft. la. Truro, ch.
just. C. P., Oct. 30.
†Thos. Musgrave, abp. of York,
Feb. 11.
i.Jno. Bird Sumner, abp. of Canter-
bury, Apr 15.
Sir Jno. Jervis, ch. just. C. P.,
Aug. 14.
Sir Robt. Monsey Rolfe, aft. li.
Cranworth, v. chanc., Nov. 13.
Sir John Romilly, aft, ld. Romilly,
m. rolls, Apr. 14.
Geo. Jas. Turner, aft. Sir G., v.
chanc. Apr. 14.
Sir Jno. Patteson, ex. just. Q. B.,
Feb. 2.
Wm., E. of Lonsdale, ld, pres.,
Feb. 27; sw. May 30, 1828.
Edwd. Burtenshaw, ld. St. Leo-
mards, ld, chanc., Feb. 27; sw.
Dec. 16, 1834.
Sir Jno. Dodson, judge prerog, ct.,
Canterbury, Apr. 5.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
361
1852.
1054.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1861.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
Granville Geo., E. Granville, ld.
pres., Dec. 28; sw. Aug. 1, 1846.
Ld. Jno. Russell, aft. E. Russell, ld.
pres., June 12; sw. Nov. 22, 1830.
Sir Wm. Hy. Maule, ex. just. C. P.,
July 21.
*Sir Lawrence Peel, ex. ch. just.
Calcutta, Apr. 4.
|Archd. Campbell Tait, bp. of Lon-
don, Nov. 28.
Sir Alexr.Jas. Edmd. Cockburn, knt.,
aft. bt., ch. just. C. P., Feb. 2.
Sir Cresswell Cresswell, judge prob.
and div. cts., Feb. 3.
Jas. Brownlow Wrm., M. of Salis-
bury, ld. pres., Feb. 24; sw.
June 1, 1826.
Fredk., ld. Chelmsford, ld. chanc.,
Feb. 26.
Sir Jno. Taylor Coleridge, ex. just.
Q. B., June 5.
Sir Wm. Erle, ch. just. C. P., July 6.
*†Sir Jas. Wrm. Colvile, ex. ch. just.
Calcutta; Sw. July 6, and app.
under 3 and 4 Wm. IV., cap. 41,
s. 1; app. under s. 30, Nov. 20,
1865, G., vice Ryan, res. ; app.
under 34 and 35 Vict., cap. 91,
Nov. 1871.
iChas. Thos. Longley, abp. of York,
June 1, G.
Richd., ld. Westbury, ld. chanc.,
June 26.
†Wm. Thomson, abp. of York, Feb.3.
Sir Jas. Plaisted Wilde, aft. li. Pen-
zance, judge prob. and div. cts.,
Apr. 26.
Sir Edwd. Vaughan Williams, ex.
just. C. P., Mar. 9.
Richd. C. T. N. B. C., D. of Buck-
ingham, ld, pres., July 6.
Sir FitzRoy Edwd. Kelly, ch. bar.
ex., Nov. 10.
Sir Hugh McCalmont Cairns, aft.
ld. and E. Cairns, ld, just. app.,
Nov. 10.
Sir Richd. Torin Kindersley, ex. v.
chanc., Nov. 10.
Sir Wm. Bovill, ch, just. C. P., Dec.
28.
Jno. Winston, D. of Marlborough, ld.
pres. Mar. 8; sw, July 10, 1866.
Sir Jno. Rolt, ld, just, app., Aug. 3.
Sir Robt. Jos. Phillimore, judge
admy. ct... &c., Aug. 3.
Sir Wm. Page Wood, aft. li. Hather-
ley, ld, just app., Mar. 28.
Sir Chas. Jasper Selwyn, ld, just.
app., Mar. 28.
*Sir Jos. Napier, bt., ex. li. chanc.
Ireland, Nov. 11.
Geo. Fredk. Saml., E. de Grey and
Ripon, ld, pres., Dec. 9; SW. Apr.
28, 1863.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1876.
1877.
1879.
Sir Geo. Markham Giffard, ld, just.
app., Feb. 4.
fjno. Jackson, bp. of London, May
13.
Sir Wm. Milbourne James, ld, just.
app., July 6.
*#Sir Barnes Peacock, ex. ch. just.
Bengal; sw. July 6, and app.
under 3 and 4 Wrm. IV., cap. 41;
app. under 34 and 35 Vict., cap.
91, June 10, 1872, G.
Sir Geo. Mellish, ld, just. app.,
Aug. 9.
Sir Jno. Stuart, ex. V. chanc., Mar.
24.
Sir Jas. Shaw Willes, ex. just. C. P.,
Nov. 3.
#Sir Montague Edwd. Smith, ex.
just. C. P., Nov. 3.
#Sir Robt. Porrett Collier, ex. just.
C. P., Nov. 3.
*Mountague Bernard, vice Colvile,
Nov. 24, G; sw. June 29.
Roundell, ld... aft. E. Selborne, ld.
chanc., Oct. 15.
Sir Jas. Hannen, judge prob, and
div. cts., Nov. 27.
Sir Jno. Barnard Byles, ex. just.
C. P., Mar. 3.
Hy. Austin Bruce, aft. la. Aberdare,
ld. pres., Aug. 9; sw. Apr. 26,
1864.
Sir Geo. Jessel, m, rolls, Aug. 30.
Sir Jno. Duke Coleridge, aft. li.
Coleridge, ld, ch. just. C. P.,
Dec. 12.
Sir Saml. Martin, ex. bar. ex., Feb. 2.
Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond, ld.
pres., Feb. 21 ; sw. Mar. 3, 1859.
. Sir Hy. Singer Keating, ex. just.
C. P., Feb. 4.
Sir Richd. Baggallay, ld, just. app.,
Nov. 27.
Edwd. Strathearn, ld. Gordon, ld.
of app., Oct. 5, G. ; sw. Mar. 17,
1874.
Colin, ld. Blackburn, ld. of app.,
Nov. 28.
Sir Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bramwell,
aft. la. Bramwell, ld, just. app.,
Nov. 28.
Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, aft. la. Esher,
ld. just. app., Nov. 28.
Sir Richd. Paul Amphlett, ld, just.
app., Nov. 28.
Hy. Cotton, aft. Sir H., ld, just.
app., July 11.
Hon. Alf. Hy. Thesiger, ld, just.
app., Dec. 12.
Sir Robt. Lush, ld, just, app., May
17.
Sir Jno. Mellor,
June 26.
ex just. Q. B.,
1880. Jno. Poyntz, E. Spencer, ld. pres.,
Apr. 28 ; sw. July 6, 1859.
362
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
CHIEF JUSTICIARIES.
Wm., ld. Watson, ld, of app., Apr.
26, G. ; sw. Mar. 26, 1878.
*Sir Richd. Couch, ex. ch. just.
Bengal, vice Bernard. Jan. 24, G.;
sw. Nov. 27, 1875.
*Sir Arthur Hobhouse, R.C.S.I., aft.
ld. Hobhouse, vice Napier, July
2, G.; sw. Mar. 2.
Sir Richd. Malins, ex. V. chanc.,
May 18.
Sir Nathl. Lindley, ld, just, app.,
Dec. 19.
Sir Jno. Holkel, ld, just, app., Feb. 6.
Jno. David Fitzgerald, aft. li. Fitz-
gerald, ld, of app., June 29.
Sir Chas. Synge Christr. Bowen, ld.
just, app., June 29.
Chichester Saml., ld. Carlingford,
ld. pres... Mar. 19 ; Sw. Apr. 7,
1864.
1883.
1885,
1886.
1887.
tRdwd. White Benson, abp. of Can-
terbury, Mar. 19.
Sir Edwd. Fry, ld, just, app., Apr.
20
Sir Hardinge Stanley Giffard, aft.
ld. Halsbury. lil, chanc., June 24.
Gathorne, visc. Cranbrook. lá. pres.,
June 24; sw. July 6, 1866.
Sir Hy. Chas Lopes, ld, just. app.,
Dec. 12.
|Fredk. Temple, bp.
May 19.
Sir Farrer Horschell, aft. li. Her-
schell, ld. chanc., Feb. 6.
Sir Jas. Bacon, ex v. chanc., Nov.
26.
Edwd. Macnaghton, aft. la. Mac-
naghten, ld. of app., Jan. 25.
Sir Wm. Robt. Grove, ex just. Q. B.,
Nov. 28.
of London,
ITINERANT.
JUSTICIARIES.
JUSTICES OF TRAIL BASTON.
JUSTICES
See Introduction, ante, p. 346.
CHIEF JUSTICIARIES.
Those marked f are omitted from Foss's lists, and must be considered doubtful.
It is also doubtful whether those marked 2 were Chief Justiciaries or Justiciaries.
Those marked I were possibly Chief Justices of the King's Bench and not Chief
Justiciaries of the Aula Regis.
1007.
1073.
1078.
1087.
1088.
1100.
Odo., bp. of Bayeux and E. of Kent,
ch, justr. of the southern div.,
and
Wm. Fitz-Osborne, E. of Hereford,
ch. justr. of the northern div. of
the kingdom.
Wm. de Warenne, and Richd. Fitz-
Gilbert or de Bonefacta.
Lanfranc, abp. of Canterbury.
Geoffrey, bp. of Coutance, in Nor-
mandy, and
Robt., E. of Moreton, or Mortagne.
Bp. Odo, again.
Wm. de Carilefo, bp. of Durham.
Ranulph Flambard, aft bp.
Durham.
Robt. Bloet, bp. of Lincoln.
of
1107–8. Roger, aft. bp. of Salisbury.
* K.
:
*
*
*
*
*
3.
1
1
5
#Hugh de Bocland, canon of St.
Paul's.
? Geoffrey Ridel.
? Ralph Basset, baron of Weld.
? Richd. Basset, son of Ralph.
? Geoffrey de Clinton, treast.
? Alberic de Were.
Hy., D. of Normandy, Nov.
? Richd. de Luci, or Lucy.
1154.
1167.
1179.
1180,
1189.
1191.
1193.
1198.
1214.
1215.
Robt. de Beaumont, E. of Leices-
ter, and
Richd. de Luci, or Lucy, jointly,
Dec.
Richd. de Lucy, only.
Richd. Tocliffe, bp. of Winchester.
Geoffrey Ridel, bp. of Ely, and
John of Oxford, bp. of Norwich.
Ranulph de Glanville.
Hugh Pusar, or Pudsey, bp, of
Durham. and
Wm. de Mandeville, E.
marle, Sept. 15.
Hugh Pusar, or Pudsey, again, and
Wm. de Longchamp, bp. of Ely,
Dec. * 1.
Walter de Constantiis, bp. of Lin-
coln and abp. of Rouen. Oct.
Hubert Walter, abp. of Canterbury,
Sept.
Geoffrey Fitz-Peter,
Essex, July.
Peter de Rupibus, bp. of Winches-
ter, Feb. 1.
Hubert de Burgh, E. of Kent, June.
He was regent of England in 1219
during the minority of Henry III.
of Albe-
aft. E. of
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
363
1225. Martin de Pateshull.
. Stephen de Segrave, July.
. f Robt. de Lexinton, July.
1236. I Thos, do Muleton.
1240. I Wm. of York, aft. bp. of Salisbury.
. I Hy. de Bathonia.
. Hugh Bigot, June 22.
1232
1234
1250
1258
1259.
1260.
1261.
f Roger de Thurkilby, Dec. 29.
Hugh le Despencer, Oct. 18.
Philip Basset, July 5.
f Wm. de Wilton.
1263.
1265.
1267.
JUSTICIARIES.
Hugh le Despencer, again, Oct.
j Hy. de Bracton, Aug.
Nichs. de Turri.
It is doubtful whether those marked ? were Justiciaries or Chief Justiciaries, and
whether those marked t were regular Justiciaries at all.
In the reign of Hen. III.
(1216–1272) those Justiciaries marked B have been called JUSTICIARII DE BANCO,
and those marked F have had fines levied before them, and for these reasons have been
considered as belonging to the Court of Common Pleas, though it is doubtful whether
at the dates of their service the Court of Common Pleas had been actually established
as a Separate court.
*}{
1153.
1164–5.
1169–70.
1174–5.
1170–7.
1178–9.
1181—2.
*
+&
? Hugh de Bocland, canon of St.
Paul's.
? Geoffrey Ridel.
? Ralph Basset, baron of Weld.
? I'd. Basset, son of Ralph.
? Geoffrey de Clinton, treasr.
? Alberic de Vere.
? Rd. de Luci, or Lucy.
Nigel, bp. of Ely.
Geoffrey Ridel, archdn. of Can-
terbury.
Rd. Tocliffe, archdn. of Poictiers.
Rd. Fitz-Nigel, treasr.
Guy, dean of Waltham.
Hy. Fitz-Gerold.
Wm. Malduit.
Simon Fitz-Peter.
Alan de Nevil.
Geoffrey Monachus.
Wm. Fitz-Andelm.
Philip de Davencester.
Wrm. Fitz-Martin.
John Malduit.
Thos. Basset.
Wm. Basset.
Wm. Fitz-Ralph.
Bertram de Verdun.
Hugh de Cressi.
Walter Fitz-Robert.
Turstin Fitz-Simon.
Wm. Fitz Stephen.
Robt. Mantel.
Roger Fitz-Reinfrey.
Godfrey de Luci.
John Cumin.
Hugh de Gaerst.
Ranulph de Glanville, aft. ch.
justiciary.
Wm. de Bendings.
Alan de Furnellis.
Wm. de Auberville.
Michael Belot.
Gilbert de Coleville.
Gervase de Cornhill.
Thos. Fitz-Bernard.
Osbert Fitz-Hervey.
118.1–2.
1183–4.
1184–5.
1186–7.
1188–9.
1189–90.
1193–4.
1194–5.
1195–6.
Ralph de Gedding.
Osbert de Glanville.
Wm. Rufus.
Wm. Torell.
Hugh Bardolf.
Ralph Fitz-Stephen.
Robt. Marmium.
Hugh de Morewic.
Robt. de Whitefeld.
Nigel Fitz-Alexander.
Hubert Walter. dean of York.
Thos. de Husseburn.
Robt. de Inglesham, archdm. of
Gloucester.
Josceline, archdn. of Chichester.
Ralph, archdu. of Hereford.
Ralph, archdn. of Colchester.
Wm., archdn. of Totnes.
Michael Belet.
Ralph Murdac,
Roger Bigot, E. of Norfolk.
Ranulph Blundevil, E. of Ches-
ter.
Walter de Constantiis, abp. of
Rouen.
Rd. Fitz-Neale, bp. of London.
Hugh Pusar, bp. of Durham.
Stephen de S. Jacobo.
Wm. de S. Mariae Ecclesia, dean
of St. Martin's ; aft. bp. of
London.
Geoffrey Fitz-Peter.
Otho Fitz-William.
Gilbert de Glanville, bb. of Ro-
chester.
Wm. de Longchamp, bp. of Ely,
chanc.
Wm. Mareschall.
Simon de Pateshull.
Richd, de IIerierd.
Herbert Pauper, bp. of Salis-
bury.
Hugh Peverel.
Richd. Barre, archdn. of Ely.
Geoffrey de Bocland.
Wm. Briwer.
364
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1195–6.
1197–8.
1198–9.
Wm. Chanvill, archdn. of Rich-
mond.
Hy. de Chastillon, archdn.of Can-
terbury.
Oger Fitz-Oger.
Osbert Fitz-Simon,
Wm. de Glanville.
Wm. de Kunill.
Wm. de Vere, bp. of Hereford.
Wm. de Warenne.
John de Gestling, F.
James de Poterna.
Stephen de Turnham.
Hy. de Wichinton.
Eustace, bp. of Ely, chanc.
Robert Fitz-Roger.
Osbert Fitz-William.
Richd. Flandrensis.
Godfrey de Insula.
Philip of Poictiers, bp. of Dur-
ham.
Ralph de Welford.
Wm. de Wrotham, archdn. of
Taunton.
1199–1200. Hugh le Bobi.
1200–1.
1201-2.
1202–3.
1203–4.
1204–5.
1206–7.
1207–8.
1208–9.
1209–10.
1211–12.
1212–13.
Geoffrey de Bocland, archdm. of
Norfolk and dean of St. Mar-
tin’s, F.
Walter de Crepping.
Reginald de Comhill.
Wm. de Faleise.
Eustace de Fauconberg, F ; aft.
bp. of London.
Hy. de Furnellis.
Hy. of London, archdm. of Staf-
ford; aft. abp. of Dublin.
Ralph de Stoke.
Reg. de Argentime.
John de Grey, bp. of Norwich.
Jordan de Turri.
Wm. de Cantilupe.
Thos. de Samford.
Josceline de Wells, aft. bp. of
Bath and Wells.
Richd. de Mucegros.
Hugh de Wells, archdm, of Wells,
aft. bp. of Lincoln.
Hy. Fitz-Ailwyn, mayor of Lon-
dom.
Walter de Grey, chanc.
Hy. de Ponte Audomare.
Robt. de Aumari.
Wm. de Ely, treasr.
Wm. de Furnellis.
John Fitz-Hugh.
Ralph Hareng, F.
Robt. Malduit,
Peter de Rupibus, bp. of Win-
chester, aft. ch. just.
John de Briwes.
Robt. (? Roger) Huscarl.
Saherus de Quincy, E. of Win-
chester.
Richd. de Marisco, archdm, of
Richmond; aft. chanc.
1213–14.
1216–7.
1217–8.
1218–9.
1219–20.
1222–3.
1223–4.
1225–6.
1226–7.
1227–8.
1228–9.
1229–30.
1230–1.
1231–2.
1232–3.
1233–4.
1235–6.
1237–8.
1241–2.
1242–3.
1243–4.
1244–5.
1245–6.
1246–7.
1247–8.
1248–9.
1249–50
Josceline de Stivicle.
Richd. de Seinges, F.
fWm. de Albini, E. of Arundel, F.
t Alan Basset, F.
Simon de Insula, F.
Martin de Pateshull, archdn. of
Norfolk and dean of St, Paul's,
F.
Stephen de Segrave, aft. ch.
just., F.
Maurice de Audeley, F.
# Hugh Foliot, F.
f Geoffrey Gibbewin, F.
Thos. de Heydon, B.
f Robt. de Neville, F.
t Benedict de Sansetun, bp. of
Rochester, F.
Robt. de Lexinton, B.
Geoffrey le Sauvage, F.
Thos. de Muleton, B.
Warin Fitz-Joel, F.
IHy. de Braybroc, B.
Wm. de Insula, F.
Roger de Northwold, F.
f Thos. de Camviel, F.
Wm. de London, F.
Wm. de Raleigh, aft. bp. of Nor-
wich and Winchester, F.
Robt. de Shardelow, F.
Ralph de Norwich, B.
f Richd. Reinger, F.
Wm. of York, aft. bp. of Salis-
bury, F.
Adam Fitz-William, B.
Wm. de St. Edmund, F.
Robt. de Beauchamp, B.
Regd. de Moyun, B.
Robt. de Rockele, B.
Robt. de Ros, B.
Wm. de Culeworth, F,
John de Kirkeby, F.
Hy. de Bathonia, F.
Hugh Giffard, F.
Jollan de Neville, F.
Gilbert de Preston, B.
Roger de Thurkelby, B.
Robt. de Esseby, F.
Jeremiah de Caxton.
John de Cobbeham, F.
Robt. de Nottingham, F.
Alan de Watsand, F.
Simon de Wauton, F.
Wm. de Wilton, F.
John de Lexinton.
Wm. le Breton or Brito.
Hy. de Mara.
Hy. de Bracton or Bretton
Robt. de Brus, B.
John de Gatesden, F.
f Alan de Zouche.
. Giles de Erdington, F
Gilbert de Segrave.
Nichs. de Turri.
Robt. Walerand.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
365
1251–2.
1253–4.
1254–5.
1255–6.
1256–7.
1259–60.
1260–1.
1261–2.
1264–5.
1265–6.
Roger de Whitchester, F.
Wm. Trussel, B.
f John le Fraunceys.
John de Caleto, F.
John de Cave, F.
Nichs. de Hadlow, or Handlo, F.
Robt. de Shottinden, F.
John de Cokefield, F.
John de Wyvile, B.
Peter de Percy.
Wm. de Englefield.
Martin de Littlebiri.
f Thos. Basset.
Wm. Bonquer, or Boncour, B.
Richd. de Middleton, B.
Hervey de Boreham, F.
† Fulco Fitz-Warine.
Richd. de Hemington.
Geoffrey de Leukmore.
Walter de Berstede, F.
Adam de Greinvill, B.
John de la Lynde, B.
John le Moyne.
1265–6.
1266–7.
1267-8.
1268–9.
1269–70.
1270–1.
1271–2.
Wm. de Poywick.
John le Bretun, aft. bp. of Bere-
ford.
Robt. Fulcon, B.
Roger de Messenden, B.
Hy. de Monteforti, B.
Lawrence del Brok.
Adam de Castreton.
Roger de Seyton, B.
Walter de Helynn.
John de Oketon.
John de Reygate.
Wm. de St. Omera.
Rich.d. de Stanes.
Thos. Trevet.
Hy. de Wollaveston.
John de Cobbeham, B.
Nich. de Yattenden.
Stephen Heym, F.
Ralph de Hengham.
Jas. de Paunton.
† Walter de Merton.
Wm. de Weyland.
JUSTICES ITINERANT.
Prior to 1155 these lists are very imperfect, but from that date they are tolerably
complete. Those marked f are doubtful, and those marked T were Justices of Trailbaston
(See Introduction, ante, p. 346). Many of the Justices Itinerant were also Justiciaries or
Judges, and will we found repeated in the other lists.
Those marked * are included in Dugdale's list, but Foss considers them to be only Com-
missioners appointed to deal with certain complaints which had been made against the
Sheriffs of particular counties.
1155–6.
1162–3.
, 1165–6.
1167–8.
1168–9.
1169–70.
1170–1.
Robt. de Beaumont, E. of Leices-
ter.
Thos. Becket, chanc.
Henry de Essex.
Wm. Fitz-John.
Geoffrey de Mandevil, E. of Essex.
Richd. de Luci, or Lucy, ch. justr.
Wrm. Basset.
Guy Rufus, dean of Waltham.
Richd., archdn. of Poictiers.
Regd. de Warenne.
Gervase de Cornhill.
John Cumin.
Hy. Fitz-Gerold.
Hugh de Morewill.
Alan de Nevil, jun.
Oger.
Robt. de Stuteville.
*The Abbot of St. Augustin, Can-
terbury.
*The Abbot of Chertsey.
*Roger, E. of Clare.
*Wm. de Abrincis.
*Manaserins de Dammartin.
*Gerold Fitz-Ralph.
*Gilbert de Pinkeni.
*Wm. Fitz-Helton.
*Wrm. Fitz-Nigel.
*Wrm. Fitz-Martin.
*Ralph de Hospitali.
1170–1.
1172—3.
1173–4.
*Ralph de Dene.
Hugh de Bocland.
Turstin Fitz-Simon.
Adam de Gernemue.
Regd. de Luci.
Robt. Mantel.
Walter Map.
Richd. Fitz-Nigel, treast.
Wm. Rufus.
Sefred, archdn. of Chichester.
Nichs. de Sigillo.
Richd. de Wilton.
— Wimer.
Alard Banastre.
Wm. Bastard.
Alexr. le Boteler.
Wm. de Braiosa.
John le Clerk.
John le Dover.
Mathew de Escuris.
Philip Fitz-Ermise.
Wm. Fitz-Ralph.
Wm. Fitz-Richard.
Ralph Fitz-Stephen.
Hugh de Gundevil.
Walter de Hadfield.
John Jukel.
Leonard.
Alured de Lincoln.
Robt. de Luci.
366
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1173–4.
1174–5.
1176–7.
1177–8.
1179–80.
1181—2.
1184–5.
1186–7.
1189-90.
1191–2.
John Malduit.
Hanlon Morgan.
Milo de Mucegros.
Const. de Oxenford.
Walter de St. Quintin.
Guy le Strange.
Thos. Basset.
Hugh de Cressi.
Ranulph de Glanville,
Wm. de Lamvallei.
Roger Fitz-Reinfred.
Walter Fitz-Robert,
Wm. Fitz-Stephem.
Bertram de Verdun.
Robt. Fitz-Bernard.
Richd, Giffard,
Robt. Pikenot.
Gilbert Pipard.
Robt. de Vaux.
Michael Bolet.
Ralph Briton.
Gilbert de Columbiers.
Thos. Fitz-Bernard.
Richd. Tocliff, bp. of Winches-
ter.
Geoffrey Ridel, bp. of Ely.
Jno., of Oxford, bp. of Norwich.
Wm. de Bending.
Nich. Fitz-Torold.
Alan do Turnellis.
Hugh de Gaorst.
Geoffrey Hose.
Godfrey de Luci.
Hugh Murdac.
Tichál. de Pec.
Regd. de Wisebec.
Robt. de Witefeld.
Richd. Rufus, or Giffard.
Samson de Totington, abbot of
St. Edmunds.
Thos. de Husseburn.
Hugh de Morowic.
Ralph Murdac.
Wm. Vavasour, No. 1.
Hugh Bardolf.
Wm. Briwer.
Richd., archd. of Wilts.
Ralph do Arden.
Roger Arundel.
Maurice de Berkeley.
Richd. Brito, archdn.of Coventry.
Wm. Fitz-Alan.
Geoffrey I'itz-Peter.
Gilbert de Glanville,
Bochestor.
Tobt. de Hardres.
Hy. de Northampton.
Hugh Pantulf.
IHugh Pusar, bp. of Durham.
Poter do Ros.
Wm. de Stuteville.
Wm. de Vere, bp. of Hereford.
Simon de Kyme.
Adam do Tormoura.
bp. of
1193–4.
1195–6.
1196–7.
1197–8.
Regd. de Argentine.
Walter Fitz-Robert.
Wm. de Warenne.
Wm. de Braiosa.
Simon de Pateshull.
Jno. Suthill, abbot of Hyde.
Hugh de Bobi.
Walter de Crepping.
Hy. Fitz-Hervey.
Jno. de Garland.
Eustace de Ledenham.
Roger de Stikesward.
Wm. Achard.
Simon Basset.
Baldwin de Cuserugge.
Osbert Fitz-Hervey.
Robt. Fitz-Roger.
Geoffrey, archdn. of Berks.
Hy. de Kingeston.
Wm. de Rideware.
Roger de St. Edmund.
Theobald Walter.
Wm. de Albini.
Philip Fitz-Robert.
Geoffrey Hachet.
Ranulph.
Ralph de St. Martin.
1199–1200. Alan, abbot of Tewkesbury.
1200–1.
1201-2.
1202–3.
1203–4.
1204–5.
1206–7.
1207–8.
1208–9.
1210–11.
1218–9.
Robt. de Braybroc.
Ralph de Welleford.
Stephen de Clay.
Ralph Morin.
Rd. Malebysse.
Roger Arundel.
Wm. Fitz-Richard.
Hy. de Northampton.
Alexr. de Poynton.
Hugh de Chaucomb.
Robt. Marmion,
Humphrey de Bassingborne,
archdn. of Sarum.
Walter de Bovington
Roger de Huntingfield.
Simon de Kyme.
Wm. de Percy.
Tèd. de Seinges.
Robt. de Veteriponte.
Ralph de Arden.
Robt. de Berkeley.
Gerard de Camvill.
Wm. de Cornhill, archdn.of Hum-
tingdom, aft. bp. of Lichfield
and Coventry.
Hy. Fitz-Hervey.
Wm. de Huntingfield.
Toger de Lacy.
Robt. de Percy.
Rd. de Ponte.
Adam do Port.
Wm., archdn. of Hereford.
Simon de Waldhull.
Gilbert de Abbingworth.
Jno. de Bayeux.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
367
1218–9.
1219–20.
1220–1.
1223–4.
1224–5.
Faukes de Breaute.
Wm. de Cantilupe.
Hy. de Cobbeham.
Wm. de Cressy.
Ralph de la Ferte.
Matth. Fitz-Herbert.
Wm. Fitz-Roger.
Walter Foliot.
Ralph Gernum.
John Marescallus.
Walter Mauclerk, aft. bp. of Car-
lisle
Thos. de Muleton.
Adam de Newmarket.
Walter de Pateshull.
Rd. Poore, bp. of Chichester,
Salisbury, and Durham.
Walter de Ripariis.
Jordan de Sackville.
James le Sauvage.
Ralph Tablir.
Wm. de Trumpington.
Maurice de Turvil.
Walter de Verdun.
Wm, de Vernon.
Robt. de Veteriponte.
Philip de Ulecot.
Hugh de Wells, bp. of Lineoln.
Josceline de Wells, bp. of Bath
and Wells.
John Wigenholt.
Laurence de Wilton.
John de Winchestede.
Stephen de Ebroicis.
Waren de Granden.
John de Monmouth.
Robt. de Vere, E. of Oxford.
Ralph Musard.
Randolph, abbot of Evesham.
Simon, abbot of Reading.
Hy. de Braybrok.
Warin Fitz-Joel.
Wm. de Houbrug.
Ralph de Neville, bp. of Chiches-
ter.
Herbert de Alençun.
Wm. de Ambly.
Roger de Auntreseye.
John de Baalun.
Roger de Baalun.
Roger Bertram.
Rd. de Beynvill.
Nich, le Botelor, or Pincerna.
Hugh de Glahaul.
Robt. de Cokefield.
Hugh de Droes.
Rd. Duket.
Walter Duredent.
Alan de Englefield.
Jordan de Esseby.
Hy, lo Evesk.
Priam Fitz-Alam.
Walter Fitz-Robert.
Wm. Fitz-Rosceline.
Richd. Fitz-Simon.
1224–5.
1225–4.
1226–7.
1227–8.
1229–30.
1230–1.
1231–2.
1232–3.
1233–4.
Wm. Fitz-Warine.
Adam Fitz-William.
Robt. Fitz-William.
Wm. de Frenchvill.
Barth. de Glanville.
Simon de Hale.
Wm. de Haunsarde.
Jordan Heyrun.
Jno.de Houton, archdn.of Bedford.
Wm. de Insula.
Regd. de Kaune.
Richd. de Kellesay.
Richd. de Levinton.
Alured de Lincoln.
Ralph de Lydiard.
Roger de Merelay.
Richd. de Montfichet.
Jordan Oliver.
Peter, abbot of Tewkesbury.
Adam de Porteseye.
Jno. de Reiny.
Walter de Romsey.
Jno. de St. Helena.
Jno. de St. John.
Richd. de Stoke.
Theobald de Valoines.
Richd. de Weym.
Wm. de Waleis.
Jno. de Wauton.
Wm. de Welles.
Wm. de Wichinton.
Wm. Basset.
Walter de Beauchamp.
Peter de Brus.
Jno. de Daiwill.
Jno. Fitz-Robert.
Randolph Fitz-Robert.
Alexr. Holdernesse.
Brian de Insula.
Jno. de Lacy, const. of Chester,
aft. E. of Lincoln.
Wrm. de Lancaster.
Walter le Poer.
Roger de Scarborough.
Wm. de Tametone.
Thos., abbot of Winchecumbe
Fulco Baynard.
Maurice de Gant.
Wm. de Hengham.
Jno. de Kirkeby.
Wm. de London.
Wm. de Sorewell.
Wm. of York.
Hugh de Bolebec.
Stephen de Luci.
Ralph Fitz-Reginald.
Jno. de Ulecot.
Wm. Loudham.
Walter de Cantilupe, aft. bp. of
Worcester.
Hy. de Tracy.
Norman de Aresey.
Adam de Ascwardby.
Toger Bigot, E. of Norfolk.
Ranulph Fitz-Henry.
368
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1233–4.
1239–40.
1244–5.
1245–6.
1247–8.
1250–1.
1251–2.
1252–3.
1253–4.
1254–5.
1255–6
1259–60.
1260–1.
1261–2.
1267-8.
1269–70.
1271–2.
Thos. Fitz-John.
Simon de Furnellis.
Robt. Grimbald.
Jollam de Neville.
Robt. de Salceto.
Oliver de Vaux.
Warner Engaine.
Robt. de Haya.
Gilbert de Preston.
Ralph de Sudley.
Roger de Thurkelby.
Hy. de Bracton, or Bretton.
Hugh Fitz-William.
Simon de Wauton.
Wm. le Breton, or Brito.
Regd. de Cobbeham.
Silvester de Everdon, bp. of Car-
lisle.
Adam de Hilton.
Jno. Plessitis, E. of Warwick.
Hy. de Coleville.
Robt. de Ripariis.
Simon de Trop.
Giles de Argentine.
Wm. de Spaldewick.
Wm. de Cobbeham.
Wm. de Englefield.
Geoffrey de Leuknore.
Nichs. de Romesei.
Peter de Percy.
James de Audley.
Humphrey de Bohun, E. of Here-
ford.
Hugh le Depenser.
Jno. de Grey.
Jno de Montealto.
Jno. de Verdun.
Jno. de Warenne, E. Warren.
Adam de Greinvill.
Martin de Littlebiri.
Roger de Sumeri.
Gilbert Talebot.
Jno. de Aure.
Walter de Berstede.
Ralph Fitz-Ranulph.
Richd. de Hemington.
Robt. de Neville.
Wm. de Nottingham.
Wm. de Poywick.
Wm. de Staunton.
Regd. de Acle.
Peter de Brus.
Roger de Clifford.
Matth. de Columbariis.
Walter de Helynn.
Jno. de Oketon.
Richd. de Stanes.
Jno. de la Strode.
Thos. Trevet.
Hy. de Wollaveston.
Wm. de Boscehall.
Peter de Chester.
Geoffrey de Neville.
Geoffrey de Upsale.
Ralph de Marsh.
1271-2
1272.
1273–4.
1274–5.
1275–6.
1277–8.
1278–9.
1279–80.
1280–1.
1284–5.
1285–6.
1286–7.
1291–2.
1292–3.
1294–5.
1298–9.
1301–2.
1303–4.
1304–5.
Jno. de Spalding.
Thos. de Weyland.
Wm. de Weyland.
Walter de Hopton.
Elias de Beckingham.
Solomon de Rochester.
Wm. de Northbury.
Wm. de St. Omera.
f Jno. de Saunford.
Roger Loveday.
Geoffrey de Newbald.
Thos. de Sadington.
Godfrey Giffard, bp. of Wor-
Cester.
Geoffrey de Picheford.
Jno. de Vaux.
Richd. de Ware.
Richd. de Boyland.
Wrm. de Braboeuf.
f Roger de Clifford, senr.
f Matth. de Columbiers.
† Adam Gurdon.
+Wm. de Hamilton.
Alan de Walkingham.
Thos. de St. Vigore.
Nichs. le Gras.
Hamon Hauteyn.
f Richd. de Crepping.
# Thos. de Normanville.
Wm. de Vesey.
Roger de Brabazon.
Walter de Stircheleye
Wm. Wyther.
f Wm. de Bereford.
Jno. de Berewyk.
Hugo de Cressingham.
f Jno. de Crokesley.
† Simon do Ellesworth.
Peter Heym.
Jno. Lovel.
Wrm. de Mortimer.
Wm. de Ormesby.
Roger le Strange.
Jno. Wogan.
Jno. de Batesford.
Jno. de Bosco.
Walter de Cambhou.
Hugh de Cave.
Adam de Clokedayk.
Hy. de Eynefeld.
Thos. Fisheburn.
Wm. Howard.
Wm. Inge.
Jno. de Insula.
Gilbert de Kirkeby.
Jno. de Lythegrenes.
Robt. de Retford.
Jno. de Bankwell.
Lambert de Trikingham.
Wm. de Burnton.
Jno. Randolf.
Hervey de Staunton.
Hy. de Guldeford.
Jno. de Barton, T.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
369
1304–5. Roger de Bellaforgo.
1306–7.
1310–1.
Jno. de Botetourt, T.
Jno. le Breton, T.
Thos. de Burnham, T.
Wm. de Cressy, T.
Edmd. D'Eyncourt, T.
Nichs. Fermbaud.
Ralph FitzWilliam, T.
Robt. de Harwedom, T.
Thos. de la Hyde, T.
Wm. de Rardeston, T.
Gilbert de Knowill, T.
Peter de Malo Lacu, or Mauley,T.
Wm. Martyn, T.
Adam de Middleton, T.
Gerard Salveyn, T.
Milo de Stapleton. T.
Wm. le Vavasour, T.
Richd. de Walsingham, T.
Geoffrey de Hertelpole.
Hugh de Louthere, T.
Jno. de Mutford, T.
Thos. de Snyterton, T.
Jno. de Thorp, T.
Richd. de Bereford.
Nichs. de Bolinbroke.
Robt. de Clyderhou, or Clider-
hou.
Wm. de Colneye.
1310–1. Wm. de Goldington.
1313–4.
1314–5.
1317–8.
1329.
1330.
1333.
1349.
1370.
Walter de Gloucester.
Milo de Rodborough.
Jno. de Westcote.
Richd. de Berningham.
Robt. de Maddingley.
Gilbert de Toutheby.
Ralph de Bereford.
Adam de Brome.
Jno de Ifeld.
Jno. de Radenhale.
Jno. Randolph. S
Lambert de Trikingham.
Hugh de Courtney.
Nichs. Fastolf.
Peter de Middleton.
Thos. de Radclyve.
Robt. de Thorpe.
Wm. de Zouche.
Jno. Claver.
Wm. de Herlaston.
Wm. de Scothou.
Robt. Bealknap.
Jno. de Cavendish.
Edmd. Chelreye
Wm. de Wakebrug.
Jno. de Fencotes.
Roger de Fulthorpe.
Roger de Meres.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE KING'S OR, QUEEN’S BENCH
AND LORD CHIEF JUSTICES OF ENGLAND.
JUSTICES OF THE KING'S OR, QUEEN’S BENCH.
PRESIDENTS AND JUSTICES
OF JUSTICE, QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION.
See Introduction, ante, p. 346.
PUISNE
OF THE HIGH COURT
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE KING's or QUEEN’s BEN CH, som. ETIMEs
STYLED CHIEF JUSTICES OF ENGLAND.
1268, Robert de Brus, or Brius, in modern
1290.
1296.
1316.
1317.
1323.
1324.
1329.
1330.
times spelt Bruce ; the first judge
who was distinctly constituted ch.
just. of the K. B.-Foss.
Ralph de Hengham, just. K. B.
Foss gives the date of his appt.
as 1273–4.
Gilbert de Thornton
Roger le Brabazon, just. K. B.
Wm. Inge, Mar.
Hy. le Scrope, June 15.
Hervey or Hy. de Staunton, Sept.
Geoffrey le Scrope, just. C. P., Mar.
21.
Robt. de Malberthorp, just. K. B.,
May 1.
Hy. le Scrope, again, Oct. 28.
*Geoffrey le Scrope, again, Dec. 19.
1332.
1333.
1337.
1338.
1340.
1341.
1346.
1350.
1357.
1361.
*Richd. de Wyllughby, just. K. B.,
Mar. 28.
*Geoffrey le Scrope, again, Sept. 20.
*Richd. de Wyllughby, again, Sept.
10.
*Geoffrey le Scrope, again.
*Richd. de Wyllughby, again, Oct.
Sir Robt. Parning, just. C. P., July
21.
Sir Wrm. Scot, Jan. 8.
Sir Wm. de Thorpe, just. K. B.,
Nov. 26; hanged for malpractices
in 1351.
Sir Wm. de Shareshull, just. K. B.,
Oct. 26.
Sir Thos. de Seton, just. K. B., July 5.
Sir Hy. Greene, May 24.
* These changes were occasioned by Geoffrey Le Scrope's absences abroad with the
king, during which Wyllughby was appointed chief justice in his place.
24
370
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1365.
Sir Jno. Knivet, or Knyvet, Oct. 29.
1372.
Jno. de Cavendish, July 15; be-
headed by the Kentish rebels.
Sir Robt. Tresylian, just. K.
June 22; executed in 1388.
Sir Walter de Cloptone, Jan. 31.
Sir Wm. Gascoigne, Nov. 15.
1381. B. ,
1388.
1400.
1413. Sir Wm. Hankford, Mar. 29.
1424. Sir Wm. Cheyne, just. K. B., Jan.
21.
1439. Sir John Ivyn, or Juyn, ch. just.
C. P., Jan. 20.
1440. Sir John Hody, Apr. 13.
1442. Sir John Fortescue, Jan. 25.
1461. Sir John Markham, just. K. B., May
13.
1469. Sir Thos. Billing, just. K. B., Jan.
1481.
1495.
1526.
Sir Wm. Huse, or Hussey, May 7.
Sir John Fineux, just. C. P., Nov. 24.
Sir John Fitz-James, just. K. B.,
Jan. 23.
Sir Edwd. Montague, Jan. 21; aft,
ch, just. C. P.
1539.
1545. Sir Richd. Lyster, Nov. 9.
1552. Sir Roger Chomeley, Mar. 21.
1553. Sir Thos. Bromley (No. 1), just.
K. B., Oct. 4.
1555. Sir Wm. Portman, just. K. B., June
11.
1557. Sir Edwd. Saunders, just. C. P.,
May 8 ; aft. ch. bar. ex.
1559. Sir Robt. Catlyn, just. C. P.,
Jan. 22.
1574. Sir Christr. Wray, just. K. B., Nov.8.
1592. Sir John Popham, June 2.
1607. Sir Thos. Fleming, or Flemynge,
bar. ex., June 25.
Sir Edwd. Coke, ch. just. C. P., Oct.
25 ; disch. Nov. 1616.
Sir Hy. Montagu, Nov. 16; made
ld. treasr. 1620.
Sir Jas. Ley, knt. and bt., Jan. 29,
aft. li. Ley; made ld. treasr.
and cr. E. of Marlborough 1626.
1613.
1616.
1621.
1625. Sir Ranulph Crewe, Jan. 26.
1627. Sir Nichs. Hyde, Feb. 5.
1631. Sir Thos. Richardson, ch. just.
C. P., Oct. 24.
1635. Sir John Brampston, or Bramstone,
Apr. 14; removed Oct. 1643.
Sir Robt. Heath, just. K. B., Oct.
31 ; removed by a vote of parlt.,
Oct. 1645.
“There now sat only two judges in
each court of law, until the close
of this troubled reign.” White-
locke.
1648. Hy. Rolle, just. K. B., apptd. by the
parlt. under the Commonwealth,
Oct. 12.
1642.
1645.
1655. John Glyn, ch. just. of the “upper
bench "under the Commonwealth,
June 15; confirmed to him Oct.
11, 1656. Whitelocke.
Sir Richd. Newdigate, ch. just. of
the “upper bench,” Jan. 17.
Sir Robt. Foster, just. C. P., Oct. 1.
Sir Robt. Hyde, just. C. P., Oct. 19.
Sir John Kelynge, just. K. B., Nov. 21.
Sir Matth. Hale, just. C. P., May 18;
res. 1676, and d. on Christmas
Day following.
Sir Richd. Raynsford, or Rainsford,
just. R. B., Apr. 12; removed
May 1678.
Sir Wm. Scroggs, just. C. P., May
31; removed 1681.
Sir Fras. Pemberton, just. K. B.,
Apr. 11; aft. ch. just. C. P.
Sir Edmd. Saunders, Jan. 3.
Sir Geo. Jeffreys, bt., Sept. 28;
aft. li. chanc., and cr. 1
Jeffreys.
Sir Edwd. Herbert, Oct. 23; aft.
ch, just. C. P.
Sir Robt. Wright, ch, just. C. P.,
Apr. 22.
Sir John Holt, Apr. 17.
Sir Thos. Parker, Mar. 11; aft. la
Parker, ld, chanc., and E. of
Macclesfield.
Sir John Pratt, just. K. B., May 15.
Sir Robt. Raymond, just. K. B.,
, Mar. 2.; aft. li. Raymond.
Sir Philip Yorke, Oct. 31; aft. li.
Hardwicke, ld, chanc., and E. of
Hardwicke.
Sir Wm. Lee, just. K. B., June 8;
became a bt. on the death of his
brother, in 1749.
Sir Dudley Ryder, atty.-gon., May 2.
Wm. Murray, atty.-gen., cr. Id
Mansfield, Nov. 8 ; cr. E. of
Mansfield in 1776 ; res. June
1788.
Lloyd, ld. Kenyon, m. rolls, June 4 ;
d. Apr. 1802.
1660.
1663.
1665.
1671.
1676.
1678.
1681.
1683.
1685.
1687.
1689.
1710.
1718.
1725.
1733.
1737.
1754.
1756.
1788.
1802. Sir Edwd. Law, atty.-gen., Apr. 11,
cr. Id. Ellenborough ; res. Nov.
1818; d. Dec. following.
1818. Sir Chas. Abbott, just, K. B., Nov.
2; aft, ld, Tenterden.
1832. Sir Thos. Denman,atty.-gen.,Nov. 4;
cr. ld. Denman, Mar. 22, 1834;
res. Feb. 28, 1850.
1850. John, ld. Campbell, Mar. 5; app.
ld. chanc. June 18, 1859.
1859. *Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
bt., ch, just. C. P., June 24.
* Transferred Nov. 1, 1875, to the H. C. J., Q. B. Division, and also made an ex-
officio judge of the Court of Appeal, under Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873
and 1875. (See ante, pp. 350–1.)
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
3.71
i
PRESIDENTS OF THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, QUEEN’s BENCH
DIVISION.
(LoRD CHIEF JUSTICES OF ENGLAND.)
1875. Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn, bt.,
transf. from court of Q. B. Nov. 1;
d. Nov. 20, 1880.
1880.
John Duke, ld. Coleridge, pres. of
C. P. div., Nov. 29.
PUISNE JUDGES OF THE KING's or QUEEN’s BENCH.
Those marked f are omitted from Foss's lists
Dugdale commences his list with—
#Alanus de Zouch, ld, mayor of
London in 1267 and 1268.
fHy. de Bathonia.
fRoger de Thorkelby, or Thurkilby.
+Gilbert de Preston.
#Nichs. Handlo, or Hadlow.
#Thos. Basset.
fjohn le Breton, or Bracton.
fWm. de St. Omero.
+Richd. de Stanes.
#Jas. Panton.
+Ralph de Hengham, aft. ch. just.
#John de Cokefeud, or Cokefield.
Some of the above were probably
only “Justiciaries.” According
to Foss the following were the
puisne judges of the king's bench
at the death of Henry III. in Nov.
1272.
John de Cobbeham.
Walter de Helynn, or Helyun.
Martin de Littlebire or Littlebiri.
John de Reygate (?).
Rd. de Stanes (?).
The following are the subsequent ap-
pointments.
1274-5. Nichs. de Stapelton.
Wm. de Saham.
Walter de Hopton.
1275. Martin de Letilbir.
John de Cobham, or Cobbeham.
1275–6. John de Metingham.
Walter de Wymburne.
1282–3. John de Cave, Dugdale; doubted
by Foss.
1284–5. Elias de Suttone.
1288–9. Ralph de Sandwic.
1289–90. Roger de Brabazon, aft. ch. just.
Robt. Malet, or Mallet.
1293–4. John Lovel.
1294–5. Gilbert de Roubury.
1295–6. Wm. de Ormesby.
1300–1. Hy. Spigurnell.
1316. Geoffrey le Scrope, aft, ch, just.
Lambert de Trikingham, Aug. 6.
1320, Robt. de Malberthorpe, Aug. ; aft.
ch. just.
1327. Walter de Friskeney, Mar. 6.
1250.
1253.
1258.
1262.
1265.
1269.
1270.
1271.
1327.
1328.
1330,
1331.
1332.
1333.
1334.
1338.
1339.
1341.
1342.
1345.
1354.
1355.
1361.
1378.
1383.
1387.
1389.
1409.
1415.
1424.
1426.
1434.
1443.
1444.
1445.
1452.
1464.
1465.
1470.
1471.
1475.
and must be considered doubtful.
Robt. Baynard, Mar. 9.
Hy. de Hanbury.
Richd. de Wyllughby, Dec. 15; aft.
ch. just.
Thos. de Louthere,
Dec. 15.
Geoffrey Edenham, Jan. 18.
Thos. Bacon, Jan. 28.
Wm. de Shareshull, Mar. 20; aft.
ch, just.
Robt. de Scardeburgh, Sept. 14;
transf, to C. P., 1339.
Robt. Brundish, Apr. 4.
Wm. Faunt, Apr. 4.
Wm. Scot, May 2.
John de Shardelow, or Cherdelawe,
just, C. P., Sept. 6.
Robt. de Scardeburgh, again ; from
the C. P., Jan. 8.
Roger de Bankewell.
Wm. Bassett, Oct. 28.
Adam de Staingrave, Jan. 10.
Wm de Thorpe, aft. ch. just.
Thos. de Seton, aft. ch. just.
Wm. de Notton, Oct. 12.
Thos. de Ingelby, Sept. 30.
Robt. Tresylian, May 6 ; aft. ch.
just.
David Hanemere, Feb. 26.
John de Lokton, or Lockton, Oet.
25.
John Hull, or Hill, May 20.
Hugh Hulse, May 20.
Robt. Thirwit, or Tirwhit, May.
Roger Horton, June. 16.
Wm. Cheyne, June 16; aft. ch. just.
John Halls, Jan. 21.
Wm. Westbury, Feb. 6.
Wm. Goderede, July 3.
Wm. Yelverton.
John Markham, Feb. 6; aft. ch. just.
Richd. Bingham, aft. Sir R.
Ralph Pole, July 3.
Thos. Billing, Aug. 9; aft.
just.
Wm. Lakene, June 4.
Richd. Neele, Oct. 9.
John Needham, June 17.
Thos. Young, Apr. 29.
or Louthe,
ch.
24 *
372
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1477.
1481.
1484.
1488.
1495.
1507.
1509.
1520.
1522.
1529.
1532.
1540.
1544.
1546.
1553.
1556.
1558,
1559.
1563.
1566.
1572.
1574.
1576.
1577.
1584.
1586.
1588.
1590.
1602.
1604.
1606.
1607.
1612.
1613.
1620.
1624.
1625.
1628.
1632.
1641.
1642.
1644.
Guido Fairfax.
Wm. Jenney.
John Sulyard, or Sulliard, Oct. 26.
Thos. Tremayle, July 16.
Robt. Read, Nov. 24.
Robt. Brudnell, or Brudenell, Apr.
28; transf. to C. P.
Humfrey Coningsby, May 21.
Jno. Moore, Apr.
John Fitz-James, Feb. 6; aft. ch.
just.
John Port, Nov.
John Spelman.
Wm. or Walter Luke, Aug. 23.
Wm. Coningsby, July 5.
Edwd, or Edmd. Mervin, Nov. 22.
Robt. Brooko, or Broke.
Thos. Bromley (No. 1), Nov. 4; aft.
ch. just.
Wm. Portman, May 14; aft. ch.
just.
John Whyddon, Oct. 4.
Wm. Dallison, Jan.
Fras. Morgan, Jan. 23.
Sir Jas. Dyer, just. C. P., Apr. 23.
Held both offices pro tem. ; aft. ch.
just. C. P.
Wm. Rastal, Oct. 27 ; res.
Regd. Corbet, Oct. 16.
John Southcote, Feb. 10.
Thos. Carus.
Christr. Wray, May 14 ; aft. ch.
just.
Thos. Gawdy, aft. Sir T., Nov. 16.
John Jefferay, May 15 ; aft. ch. bar.
62×.
Wm. Ayloffe,
John Clench, bar. ex., May 24.
Robt. Schute, bar. ex., Feb. 8.
Fras. Gawdy, aft. Sir F., Nov. 25. ;
aft. ch. just. C. P.
Edwd. Tenner, aft.
26.
Christr. Yelverton, aft. Sir C., Feb. 8.
David Williams, aft. Sir D., Feb. 4.
Laurence Tanfield, aft.sir L., Jan. 13.
Sir John Croke, late sp. ho. comm.,
June 25.
Sir John Doderidge, Nov. 25.
Sir Robt. Houghton, Apr. 21.
Sir Thos. Chamberlain, Oct. 8.
Sir Wm. Jones, just. C. P., Oct. 17.
Sir Jas. Whitelock, Oct. 18.
Sir Hy. Yelverton.
Sir George Croke, just. C. P., Oct.
28
sir E., May
Sir Robt. Berkeley, Oct. 11; re-
moved. “Taken off the bench.”
— Whitelocke.
Sir Robt. Heath, Jan. 23; aft. ch.
just.
Sir Thos. Mallet, July 1 ; removed
by the parlt. 1645.
Sir Fras. Bacon, Oct. 14.
Sir Robt, Brerewood, Jan. 31.
1645.
Hy. Rolle, Sept. 30; under the parlt. ;
aft. ch, just.
1648. Philip Jermin, Oct. 12.
1649.
1654.
1655.
1660.
1663.
1665.
1669.
1673.
1676.
1678.
1679.
1680.
1683.
1685.
1687.
1688.
1689.
Saml. Browne, Oct. 12.
Justice Bacon and Justice Brown
(with judges of other courts)
refused to act under the new
commission, Feb. 8.
Robt. Nicholas, June.
Richd. Ask, June 1.
Richd. Newdigate, aft. Sir R., June 2;
aft. removed.
It appears that there now sat three
judges in this court.
Peter Warburton, June ; removed in
1659.
Richd, Newdigate, now sir Richd.,
again, Jan. 17; aft. ch. just.
Robt. Nicholas, and
Roger Hill, vice Newdigate (now
ch, just.) and Warburton, Jan.
17.
Sir Thos. Mallet, rest. by Charles II.,
May 31; disp, with in June 1663.
Sir Thos. Twisden, July 2; disp.
with in 1678, ‘‘ but continued
judge until his death in Jan.
1682.”—Raymond.
Sir Wadham Wyndham ; Nov. 24.
Sir John Kelyng, June 18.
Sir Wm. Morton, Nov. 23.
Sir Richd. Raynsford, or Rainsford,
bar, ex., Feb. 6; aft. ch. just.
Sir Wm. Wylde, knt. and bt., just.
C. P., Jam. 21 ; removed Apr. 29,
1679.
Sir Thos. Jones, Apr. 13, aft. ch.
just. C. P.
Sir Wm. Dolben, Oct. 23.
Sir Fras. Pemberton, vice Wylde,
May 1 ; removed Feb. 17, 1680;
aft. ch. just. R. B. and C. P.
Sir Thos. Raymond, just. C.
Apr. 29; d. July 14, 1683.
Sir Fras. Wythens, Apr. 25.
Sir Richd. Holloway, or Halloway,
Sept. 25; removed June, 1688.
Sir Thos. Walcot, Oct. 22.
Sir Robt. Wright, bar. ex., Oct. 23;
aft. ch. just. C. P. and K. B.
Sir John Powell, sen., just. C. P.
Apr. 16; removed June, 1688.
Sir Richd. Allibone, Apr. 22.
Sir Thos. Powell, bar. ex., July 7.
Sir Robt. Baldock, July 7.
Sir Thos. Stringer, Aug.
Sir Richd. Holloway and Sir John
Powell were removed for giving
their opinions against the court,
in favour of the seven bishops ;
and Sir Thos. Powell and Sir
Robt. Baldock, the king's serjeant,
were made justices in their room.
Sir Wm. Dolben, Mar. 11.
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373
1689.
1694.
1695.
1696.
1699.
I 701.
1702.
1710.
1713.
1714.
1718.
1724.
1725.
1726.
1808.
1813,
1816.
1818.
1824.
1828.
1830.
1834.
Sir Wm. Gregory, bar. ex., May 4.
Sir Giles Eyre, May 4.
Sir Sam. Eyre, Feb. 22.
Sir Thos. Rokeby, just. C.P., Oct. 29.
Sir John Turton, bar. ex., July 1;
rem. June 9, 1702.
Sir Hy. Gould, Jan. 26.
Sir Lyttelton Powys, bar. ex., Jan.
26; res. Oct. 1725.
Sir John Powell, jun. just. C. P.
June 24
Sir Robt. Eyre, vice Powell, May 5;
aft. ch. bar, ex. and ch. just.
C. P.
Sir Thos. Powis, June 8; removed
Oct. 14, 1714.
Sir John Pratt, vice Powis, Nov. 22;
aft. ch. just.
Sir John Fortescue Aland, vice Pratt,
May 15 ; transf, to c. P. 1729, and
cr. ld. Fortescue, of Credan, in
Ireland, 1746.
Sir Robt. Raymond, vice Eyre,Feb. 1;
aft. ch. just., and cr. ld. Ray-
mond.
Sir Jas. Reynolds, sen., vice Ray-
mond, Mar. 16 ; aft. ch. bar. ex,
Sir Edma. Probyn, Nov. 3, aft ch.
bar. ex.
1727.
1730.
I737.
1740.
1741.
1745.
1755.
1764.
1765.
1766.
1768.
1770.
1778.
1787.
1794.
1799.
Sir Fras. Page, just. C. P., Sept.
Sir Wm. Lee, June 1, aft. ch. just.
Sir Wm. Chapple, vice Lee, June 16.
Sir Martin Wright, bar. ex., vice
Probyn, Nov. 28; res. 1755.
Sir Thos. Denison, Dec.
Sir Michl. Foster, Apr. 22.
Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Feb. 3 ;
aft. ch. just. C. P.
Sir Jos. Yates, Jan. 23; transf, to
C. P. in 1770.
Sir Richd. Aston, Apr. 19 ; res., d.
1778.
Jas. Hewitt, Nov. 6 ; made ld.
chanc. of Ireland in 1767, and cr.
ld. Lifford.
Edwd. Willes. vice Hewitt, Jam. 27.
Sir Wm. Blackstone, Feb. 12; transf.
to C. P. same year.
Sir Wm. Hy. Ashburst, vice Black-
stone, June 22; res. 1799.
Sir Fras. Buller, knt., aft. bt., vice
Aston, May 6; transf, to C. P.
1794.
Sir Nash Grose, vice Willes, Feb. 9
Sir Soulden Lawrence, just C. P.
Apr. 9; transf, to C. P., again,
1808.
Sir Simon Le Blanc, June 6.
John Bayley, vice Lawrence, May 9 ;
knt.; May 11; transf. to ex., Nov.
1830.
Hy. Dampier, vice Grose, June 23;
knt.; July 14; d. Feb. 1816.
Geo. Sowley Holroyd, vice Dampier,
Feb. 20; knt.; May 14 ; res., Nov.
1828,
Chas. Abbott, just. C. P., vice Le
Blanc, Apr. ; knt.; May 13; aft. ch.
just. and ló. Tenterden.
Wm. Draper Best, ch. just. Chester,
vice Abbott, Nov. 30; knt. June
1819; aft. ch. just. C. P. and lå.
Wynford.
Jos. Littledale, aft. Sir J., vice Best,
Apr. 30; res., Feb. 1841.
Jas. Parke, vice Holroyd, Nov. 8;
knt. Dec. 1 ; transf, to ex., Apr.
1834, by exchange with Williams;
aft. la. Wensleydale.
Wm. Elias Taunton, vice Bayley,
Nov. 12; knt. Nov. 17; d. Jan. 11,
1835.
Jno. Patteson, Nov. 12; knt. Now.
17; additl. or fifth judge under
1 Wm. IV., cap, 70(July 23, 1830);
res. Feb. 1852; d. June 28, 1861.
Sir John Williams, bar. ex., vice
1835.
1841.
1846.
1852.
1858.
1859.
1861.
1863.
1865.
1868.
1868.
Parke, Apr. 29; d. Sept., 14,
1846.
John Taylor Coleridge, aft. Sir
J., vice Taunton, Jan. 27; res.
May 1858; d. Feb. 11, 1876.
Wm. Wightman, aft. Sir W., vice
Littledale, Feb. 17 ; d. Dec. 10,
1863.
Sir Wm. Erle, just. C. P., vice
Williams, Oct. 27; aft. ch. just.
C. P., June, 1859.
Chas. Crompton, vice Patteson, Feb.;
knt., Feb. 26; res, Oct. 6, and d.
Oct. 10, 1865.
Hugh Hill, vice Coleridge, May 29;
knt. Apr. 18; res. Dec. 1861.
*Colin Blackburn, vice Erle, June ;
knt. Apr. 14, 1860.
*Jno. Mellor, vice Hill, Dec. 3; knt.
June 11, 1862.
Wm. Shee, vice Wightman, Dec.
18; knt. June 10, 1864; d. Feb.
19, 1868.
*Robt. Lush, vice Crompton, Nov. 2;
knt. Nov. 20.
Jas. Hamnem, vice Shee, Feb. 25; kmt.
May 14 ; apptd. judge of prob.
and div. ct., Nov. 1872.
Geo. Hayes, Aug. 25 ; additl, or
374
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
sixth judge under 31 & 32 Viet.
cap. 125 (July 31, 1868); knt. Dec.
9, 1868; d. Nov. 25, 1869.
1872. *Jno. Richd. Quain, vice Hayes,
Jan. 5; knt. Apr. 22.
1872. Thos. Dickson Archibald, vice Han-
nen, Nov. 20; knt. Feb. 5, 1873;
transf, to C. P., Feb. 6, 1875.
1875. *Wm. Ventris Field, vice Archibald,
Feb. 6; knt. May 13.
* On Nov. 1, 1875, these Judges were transf, to the H. C. J., Q. B. Div., under
Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875. (See ante, pp. 850-1.).
PUISNE JUDGEs of THE QUEEN’s BENCE DIVISION OF THE HIGH
CourT OF JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Court of Queen's Bench, Nov. 1, 1875.
Sir Colin Blackburn, made ld, app.,
Oct. 1876.
Sir Jno. Mellor, res. 1879.
Sir Robt. Lush, made ld, just. app.
Nov. 5, 1880.
Sir Jno. Rd. Quain; d. Sept. 12,
1876,
Sir Wrm. Wentries Field.
Subsequent Appointments.
1876. Hy. Manisty, vice Quain, Oct. 31 ;
knt. Nov. 28.
Hy. Hawkins, vice Blackburn, Nov.
2, G.; transf, to ex. div., Nov. 14,
1876.
1879. Chas. Synge Christr. Bowen, vice
Mellor, June 16; knt. June 26 ;
made lá. just, app. June 2, 1882.
1880. Chas. Jas. Watkin Williams, vice
Lush, Nov. 5; knt. Dec. 1; d.
July, 1884.
Upon the abolition of the Com. Pleas and Exch. Divisions under the Supreme Court.
of Judicature Act, 1873, sees. 22 and 75, and Order in Council, Dec. 16, 1880 (see ante,
p. 350), the following Judges became, on Feb. 26, 1881, judges of this division, but
with relative rank according to their original appointments:—
From the Common Pleas Division.
Sir Wm. Robt. Grove, res. Sept.
1887.
Hon. Geo. Denman.
Sir Nathl. Lindley, made Id, just.
app., Nov. 1, 1881.
Sir Hy. Chas. Lopes, made ld, just.
app., Dec. 1, 1885.
From the Earchequer Division.
Sir Chas, Edwd. Pollock.
Sir Jno. Walter Huddleston.
Sir Hy. Hawkins.
Sir Jas. Fitzjames Stephen, K.C.S.I.
Subsequent Appointments.
1881. Sir Hy. Mather Jackson, bt., vice
Id. Coleridge, Mar. 2; d. before
taking his seat.
Jas. Chas. Mathew, vice Kelly, Mar.
3; knt. Apr. 1.
Lewis Wm. Cave, vice Jackson, Mar.
14; knt. Apr. 1.
Ford North, vice Lindley, Nov. 1;
knt. Dec. 7 ; transf, to ch. div.
Apr. 1883.
1882. Jno. Chas. Day, vice Bowen, June 3;
knt. June 29.
1888. Archd. Levin Smith, vice North, Apr.
12; knt. Apr. 20.
1884. Alfred Wills, vice Watkin Williams,
July 21; knt. Aug. 11.
1886. Wm. Grantham, vice Lopes, Jan. 4;
knt. Jan. 19.
1887. Arthur Charles, vice Grove, Sept. 8;
knt., Nov. 28.
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CHIEF AND PUISNE JUSTICES OF THE COMMON PLEAS,
PRESIDENTS AND JUSTICES OF THE HIGH COURT
OF JUSTICE, COMMON PLEAS DIVISION.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 346–7.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE ComMon PLEAs.
Those marked f are omitted from Foss's lists, and must be considered doubtful.
Dugdale commences his list with—
1227. fBobt. de Lexinton.
1235. f(Thos. de Muleton.
1248. Hy. de la Mare or Mara.
1261. twm. de Wyltone or Wilton.
But Foss considers it doubtful whe-
ther the division of the aula regis
had yet actually taken place and
whether the office of chief jus-
tice of the common pleas had yet
been clearly established. He
therefore begins with—
1272. Gilbert de Preston, just. C. P., Nov.
1273-4. Roger de Seytome or Seyton.
1277–8. Thos. de Weyland, just. C. P. ; re-
moved 1288.
1289–90. John de Metingham.
1301. Ralph deBengham,iust.c. P., Sept.19.
1309. Wm. de Bereford, just. C. P., Mar. 15.
1326. Hervey destaunton, iust. C.P., July 18.
1327. Wm. de Herle, just. C. P., Jan. 25.
1329. John de Stomore, just. C. P., Sept. 2.
1331. William de Herle, again chief, and
John de Stomore,second just., Mar. 2.
1335. John de Stonore, again, July 7.
1341. Roger Hillary, just. C. P., Jan. 8.
1342. John de Stonore, again, May 9.
1354. Roger Hillary, again, Feb. 20.
1356. Robt. de Thorpe, June 27.
1371. Wm. de Fyncheden, just.C.P., Apr. 14.
1374. Robt. de Bealknap, aft. sirP.,Oct. 10.
1370. Sir Robt. de Preston, Oct. 5.
1388. Robt. de Carleton, Jan. 30.
1396. Wm. Thirning or Thyrnynge, just.
C. P., Jan. 15.
1413. Richd. Norton, June 26.
1423. Wm. Babington, ch. bar.ex. and just.
C. P., May 5.
1436. John Ivym, or Juyn, bar. ex., Feb. 9.
1439. John Cottesmore, just. C. P., Jan. 20.
Richd. Newton, just. C. P., Oct. 14.
1449. John Prysot, Jan. 16.
1470. Robt. Damby, aft. Sir R., just. C. P.,
Oct. 9.
+Richd. Choke, Sept. 5.
1471. Sir Robt. Danby, again.
Thos. Bryan, May 29.
1500. Thos. Wood, just. C. P., Oct. 28.
1502. Thos. Frowyk, Sept. 30.
1506. Sir Robt. Read, Apr. 26.
1519. John Ernley, Jam. 27.
1521.
1531.
1535.
1545.
1553.
1554.
1558.
1559.
1582.
1605.
1606.
1613.
1626.
1631.
1634.
1640.
1641.
1648.
1660.
1668.
1675.
1683.
1686.
1687.
1689.
1692.
Robt. Brudnel, just. C. P., Apr. 13.
Robt. de Norwich, just. C. P., Feb.
Sir John Baldwin, Apr.
Sir Edwd. Montague, ch. just. IC. B.,
Nov. 6.
Sir Richd. Morgan, Sept. 5.
Sir Robt. Brooke, or Broke, Oct. 8.
Sir Anthy. Browne, Oct. 5; aft. just.
only.
Sir Jas. Dyer, just. C. P. and K. B.,
Jan. 22.
Sir Edmd. Anderson, May 2.
Sir Fras. Gawdy, just. K. B., Aug. 26.
Sir Edwd. Coke, June 30; aft. ch.
just. K. B.
Sir Hy. Hobart, bt., Nov. 26.
Sir Thos. Richardson, Nov. 28; aft.
ch. just. K. B.
Sir Robt. Heath, Oct. 26; removed
Sept. 1634; aft. ch. just. K. B.,
whence he was removed by a vote
of parlt.
Sir John Finch, just. C. P. (?), Oct.
14; aft. li. Finch and lå. kpr.
Sir Edwd. Lyttelton, Jan. 27 ; aft.
ld. Lyttelton and lá. kpr.
Sir John Banks, Jan. 29; d. Dec.
1644.
The chief justiceship was not filled
up until
Oliver St. John, Oct. 12.
Sir Orlando Bridgman, ch. bar. ex. ,
Oct. 22; aft. 16. kpr.
Sir John Waughan, May 23.
Sir Fras. North, Jan. 23; aft. li.
kpr. and ld. Guilford.
Sir Fras. Pemberton, ch. just. IC. B.,
Jan. 22 ; removed Sept. same
year.
Sir Thos. Jones, just. K. B., Sept
29; removed Apr. 1686.
Sir Hy. Bedingfield, just. C. P., Apr.
21; d. next year.
Sir Robt. Wright, just. K. B., Apr.
16; immediately aft. made ch.
just. IC. B.
Sir Edwd. Herbert, ch. just. K. B.,
Apr. 22.
Sir Hy. Pollexfen, May 4.
Sir Geo. Treby, May 3.
376 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1701. Sir Thos. Trevor June 28; aft. li. 1804. Sir Jas. Mansfield, May 8; res. Feb.
Trevor; removed, Oct. 1714. 1814.
1714. Sir Peter King, Oct. 14; aft. li. 1814. Sir Vicary Gibbs, ch. bar, ex. Feb.
chanc., and ló. King. 24; res. Oct. 1818.
1725. Sir Robt. Eyre, ch. bar. ex: ; June 3. 1818. Sir Robt. Dallas. iust. c. P., Nov. 5;
1736. Sir Thos. Reeve, just. C. P., Jan. 818. º *...* 5 2
26; d. Jan. 13, 1737. § : £FA as *
1737. Sir John Willes, Jan. 28; aft. 1824. Sir Robt. Gifford, Jan. 9; cr. ld.
Gifford, Jan. 30; aft. m. rolls.
commr. gr. Seal.
1762. Sir Chas. Pratt, Jan. 23; cr. ld. Sir Wm. Draper Best, just. K. B.,
Camden ; aft. li. chanc. Apºlº ; res. June, 1829, and cr.
1766. Sir John Eardley Wilmot, just. R. ld. Wynford. e
B., Aug. 21 ; res. 1771. 1829. Sir Nicolas Conyngham Tindal,
1771. Sir Wm. de Grey, Jan. 25 ; res. solr.-gen., June 9; d. July 1846.
June 1780, and cr. ld. Walsing- || 1846. Sir Thos. Wilde, atty.-gen., July 7;
ham, Oct. following. ld aft. li. chanc., and ló. Truro.
1780. Alexr. Wedderburn, June 9 : cr. 1850. Sir John Jervis, atty.-gen. July 15:
Loughborough ; 'aft. ld.' chanc. 8 º: º: º y.-gen., July 10 ;
and E. of Rosslyn. g * * * *
1793. Sir Jas. Eyre, ch. bar. ex., Jan. 28; 1856. Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
d. July 1799 knt., aft. bt. ; atty.-gen., Nov. 21;
1799. Sir John Scott, atty.-gen., July 18; aſ ch: just 9 p.
cº, 1d. Eldon aft. ii. Chanc. and | 1859. Sir Wim. Erle, just. Q. B., June 24;
iſ of Eldon. ' res. Now. 26, 1866.
1866. Sir Wm. Bovill, solr.-gen., Nov. 29,
G.; d. Nov. 1873.
1801. Sir Richd, Pepper Arden, m. rolls, 1873. *Sir John Duke Coleridge, atty.-
May 30; cr. ld. Alvanley; d. gen., Nov. 19, G.; cr. ld. Cole-
Mar. 1804. ridge, Jan 1, 1874, G.
* Transferred Nov. 1, 1875, to the H. C. J., C. P. Div., and also made an ea officio
judge of the Court of Appeal under the Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873
and 1875. (See ante, pp. 350–1.)
IPRESIDENTs of THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, COMMON PLEAS
DIVISION.
(CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE COMMON PLEAs.)
1875. John Duke, ld. Coleridge, transf. from court of C. P., Nov. 1; made la. ch. just.
of England and pres. of the Q. B. div., Nov. 29, 1880.
The C. P. Div. and the office of ch. just. thereof were abolished under Supreme Court
of Judicature Act, 1873, secs. 22 & 75, and Order in Council Dec. 16, 1880. (See ante,
p. 350.)
PUISNE JUSTICES OF THE COMMON PLEAs.
Those marked † are omitted from Foss's lists, and must be considered doubtful.
Dugdale commences his list with— 1243. FRoger de Thurkilby.
1234. Robt. de Bello Campo, or Beau- +Robt. de Esseburne, or Esseby.
champ. 1244. t.John de Cobbeham.
flºegd. de Moyun, or Mohun. 1245. Robt. de Nottingham.
†IRobt. de Rockcle. 1247. Alanus de Watsand, or Wassand.
1235. f Adam. son of William. +Wm. de Wyltone.
fjohn de Kirkeby. fliy. de la Mare.
1236. FWm. de Culeworth. 1250. #FIy. de Bathonia.
1238. Hugh Giffard, const. Tower of +John de Gatesdon, canon of St.
London. Paul's.
1241. f.Jollanus de Neville. 1251. Simon de Wauton, aft. bp. of Nor-
1242. f6 ilbert de Preston, aft. ch. just. wich.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
377
1251.
1252.
1254.
1256.
1257.
1262.
1263.
1265.
1266.
1267.
1268.
1271.
1272,
fGiles de Erdington.
+Wm. Trussell.
fRoger de Wircestre, or Whitchester.
fNichls. Handlo, or Hadlow.
fjohn de Wyville.
+.John de Cokefield.
+Robt. de Briwes.
fNichls. de Turri.
f|Richd. de Middelton.
tWm. de Bonquer, or Boncour.
fjohn de Wyville, again
+Wm. de Wylton, again.
+Fulco, son of Warren.
+Hervey de Boreham.
fjohn de la Lynde.
fWalter de Berestede.
#Adam de Greynville.
#John le Breton, aft. bp. of Here-
ford.
fHy. de Monteforti, or Montfort.
fRoger de Messenden.
#Martin de Litelbiri.
†Roger de Seyton, or Seytone.
#Robt. Fulke, or Fulc.
fStephen Hayme, or Heym.
#Ralph de Hengham, chanc. of Exe-
ter; aft. ch. just.
#Wm, de Weyland.
Foss considers it uncertain whether
the judges above named were jus-
tices of the common pleas or justi-
ciaries of the aula regis, and begins
his list of undoubted justices of
the common pleas with the fol-
lowing as being those in office at
the end of the reign of Henry
III., Nov. 1272:—
Robt. Fulcon,
Ralph de Hengham.
Stephen Heym.
Hy. de Monteforti.
Roger de Seyton.
Wm. de Weyland.
The following are the subsequent ap-
ointments:
1273–4. Richd. de Stanes.
Thos. de Weyland, aft. ch. just.
1274-5. Ralph de Frenyngham.
John de Lovetot.
1275–6. Toger de Leicester.
+Roger Loveday.
#Ceoffrey de Leukmore.
#Geoffrey de Newbold.
Walter de Helynn, or Helyum.
1277–8, Wm. de Brompton.
1283–4. Stephen de Pencestre.
I284–5. Elias de Bekingham.
1289–90. Robt. de Hertford.
Robt. de Thorpe.
Wm. de Giselham.
1290–1. Wm. de Bereford, aft. ch. just.
1291.
+Wm. do Ormosby.
1291–2. Peter Malore.
1296–7. Wrm. Howard.
1299–1300. Lambert de Trikingham.
1304–5. #Hy. de Guldeford.
1308.
1305–6. Hervey de Staunton; aft. ch.
just.
Hy. le Scrope, Nov. 27; aft. ch.
just.
1309.
1313.
1314.
1316.
1319.
1320.
1321.
1323.
1338.
1329.
1331.
1332.
1333.
1334.
1337.
1339.
1340.
1341.
1342.
1348.
1354.
1355.
1357,
1359.
1361.
1364.
John de Benstede, Sept. 29.
Wm. de Burne, Sept 29.
John Bacon, or Bacoum, Feb. 19.
Wm. Inge, Sept. 28.
Gilbert de Roubury, Mar. 10.
John de Mutford, Apr. 20.
John de Doncaster, June 5.
Wm. de Herle, Oct. 16 ; aft. ch.
just.
John de Stomore, Oct. 16; aft. ch.
just.
John de Bousser, May 21.
Walter de Friskeney, July 9.
Geoffrey le Scrope, Sept. 27; aft.
ch, just. K. B.
Richd. de Wyllughby, Mar. 6.
John Travers, Mar. 2.
Thos. Bacon, or Bacoum, Sept. 30.
Robt. de Malberthorpe, Jan. 18.
John de Cantebrig, Jan. 18.
John Inge, Jan. 18.
John de Stomore, late ch., now a
puisne just., Apr. 1.
John de Shardelow, or Cherdelawe,
Jan. 28.
Richd. de Aldeburgh, Feb. 3.
Wm. de Shareshull, May 30.
#Geoffrey le Scrope, again(?),July 16.
John de Trevaignon, Sept. 24.
Wm. Basset, Jan.
Roger Hillary, Mar. 18; aft. ch.
just.
Wm. Scot, Mar. 18; aft. ch. just.
Robt. de Scardeburgh, Sept. 6.
Jas. de Wodestoke, Feb. 4.
Robt. Parning, May 23; aft. ch.
just R. B.
Richd. de Wyllughby, again, Oct. 9.
Stomore, Shareshull, Shardelowe,
and Wyllughby were removed
about Nov., 1340.
Thos. de Heppescotes, Jan. 8.
Richd. de Kelleshull, May 30.
Adam de Staingrave, Oct. 28.
Wm. de Thorpe, Apr. 23.
John de Stonford, Apr. 23.
Wm. de Shareshull, rest. May 10.
John de Shardelowe, rest. May 10.
Richd. de Wyllughby, rest. May 10.
Roger Hillary, res. ch. justiceship
to Stomore, and became a puisne
just.
Thos. de Fencotes, Jan. 14.
Hy. Greene, Feb. 6.
Thos. de Seton.
Hy. de Motelow, July 4.
John de Moubray, July 11.
Wm. de Skipwith, Oct. 25.
John Knivet, Sept. 30.
John Delves, Feb. 3.
378
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1365.
1371.
1372.
1374.
1376.
1377.
1380.
1383.
1388.
1389.
1391.
1391.
1396.
1398.
1399.
1400,
1405.
1406.
1408.
1409.
1415.
1420.
1423.
1426.
1429.
1438.
1439.
1440.
1443.
1444.
1448.
1450.
1452.
1454.
1457.
1461.
1466.
1467.
1471.
1481.
* *
1484.
Wm. de Fyncheden, Oct. 29; aft. ch.
just.
Wm. de Winchingham, Oct. 29.
Roger de Meres, Nov. 2.
John de Cavendish, Nov. 27.
Roger de Kyrketon.
Robt., or Roger de Fulthorp, Nov.28.
Wm. de Skipwith, Oct. 8.
Hy. de Perchehay, or Percehay, Nov.
26.
fThos. de Ingleby.
Hy. Asty, Dec. 6.
John Holt.
Wm. Burgh.
John Wadham.
Richd. Sydenham.
Wm. Thirning, or Thyrnynge, Apr.
11; aft, ch. just.
Wm. Rickhill, May 20.
John Penros, or Penrose, Jan. 15.
fjohn Hull.
John Markham, July 7.
Wm. Hankford, May 6.
Wm. Brenchesley.
fjohn Hulse. ? Hugh.
John Cokayne, May 14.
John Colepeper, June 17.
Robt. Hill, May 14.
+Robt. Thirwit.
Wm. Lodington, June 16.
John Preston, June 16.
fWm. Cheyne.
fRoger Horton.
Wm. Babington, ch. bar, ex., June
30; held both offices until app.
ch, just, in 1423.
John Martin, June 30.
flèobt. Hull.
John Ivyn, or Juyn, May 5 ; app.
ch. bar. ex. same time ; aft. ch.
just. C. P. and R. B.
John Halls, May 5.
Jas. Strangways, Feb. 6.
fWm. Westbury.
John Cottesmore, Oct. 15 ; aft.ch.just.
Wm. Pastone.
Richd. Newton, Nov. 8; aft. ch. just.
Thos. Fulthorpe, Jan.
Wm. Ayscoghe, Apr. 17.
John Portington.
Richd. or Nichs. Ayshton, June.
Peter Arderne, Now.
Robt. Danvers, Aug. 14,
Robt. Danby, June 28; aft. Sir R.,
and ch. just.
Robt. or Walter Moyle, July 9.
John Needham, May 9.
Richd. Choke, Sept. 5.
Thos. Littelton, Apr. 17.
Thos. Young, Nov. 4.
Sir Richd. Neele, May 29.
Sir John Catesby, Nov. 20.
Humphrey Starkey, ch. bar. ex: ;
held both offices.
Roger Townsend, Jan.
1487
1488.
1490.
1494.
1495.
1501.
1503.
1508.
1509.
1513
1514.
1518.
1520.
1523.
1526.
1530.
1537.
1538.
1542.
1545.
1549.
1550.
1552.
1553.
1554.
1557.
1558.
1559.
1563.
1567.
1571.
1572.
1577.
1579.
1581.
1585.
1589.
1593.
1594,
1598.
1599.
1600.
1604.
1606.
1607.
1611.
1612,
1617.
1621.
Wm. Calowe, or Collow, Jan. 31.
John Haugh, Jan. 31.
Wm. Danvers, Feb. 5.
John Vavasour, Aug. 14.
John Fineux, Feb. 11; aft. ch. just.
IC. B.
Thos. Wood, Nov. 24; aft. ch. just.
John Fisher, Nov. 3.
John Kingsmill, July 2.
John Boteler, or Butler, Apr. 26.
Robt. Brudnel, just. IR. B., Apr. ;
aft. ch. just.
Wm. Fairfax, Apr.
Wm. Grevyle, or Greville, May 21.
Richd. Elliot, Apr. 26.
Lewis Pollard, May 29.
John More, father of Sir Thos. More,
Jan.
Richd. Brooke, or Broke, Apr.
Anthy. Fitzherbert, Apr.
Thos. Englefield, or Englefeld.
Wm. Shelley.
Robt. de Norwich, Nov. 22; aft. ch.
just.
Sir Thos. Willoughby, Oct. 9.
Sir Christr. Jenny, June 30.
Sir Humfrey Brown, Nov. 20.
John Hinde, Nov. 5.
Sir Jas. Hales, May 20.
Sir Edwd. Molyneux, Oct. 22.
Wm. Cooke, or Coke, Nov. 16.
Edwd. Saunders, Oct. 4.
Wm. Staunford, Oct. t
Sir Jas. Dyer, May 8; aft. just. K. B.;
held both offices pro tem. ; aft. ch.
just. C. P.
Robt. Catlyn, Oct. 28; aft. ch. just.
IC. B.
Ch. just. Sir Anthy. Browne, now
justice, Jan. 22.
Richd. Weston, Oct. 16.
John Welsh, or Walsh, Feb. 10.
Richd. Harper.
Christr. Wray, aft. ch. just. K. B.
Roger Manwood, Oct. 14 ; aft. ch.
bar, ex. -
Robt. Monson, Oct. 31 ; res. 1579.
Thos. Meade, Nov. 20.
Fras. Windham.
Wm. Periam, Feb. 13; aft. ch. bar.
CX.
Fras. Rodes. June 29.
Sir Thos. Walmesley, May 10.
Fras. Beaumond, or Beaumont, Jan.25.
Thos. Owen, Jan. 21 ; d. 1598.
John Glanvile, or Glanville, June 30.
Sir Geo. Kingsmill, Feb.; res. 1605.
Peter Warburton, Nov. 24.
Sir Wm. Daniel, Feb. 3.
Sir Thos. Coventry, Jan.
Sir Thos. Foster, Nov. 24.
Sir Humphrey Winch, Nov. 7.
Sir Augustine Nichols, Nov. 26.
Sir Richd. Hutton, May 3.
Sir Wrm. Jones, aft. just. K. B.
\
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
379
1624.
1625.
1630.
1631.
1632.
1634.
1639.
1640.
1645.
1647.
1648.
1649.
1654.
1658.
1659.
1660.
1663.
1668.
1672.
1673.
1676.
[678.
1679.
1680.
1681.
1684.
Sir Geo. Crooke, or Croke, Feb. 11;
aft, just. K. B.
Sir Fras. Harvie, or Harvey, Oct. 18.
Thos. Chamberlayne, pro tem., Mar.
Sir Henry Yelverton, bt., May.
Sir Humphrey Davenport, Feb. 2;
aft. ch. bar. ex.
Sir Geo. Vernon, bar. ex., May 8.
Sir Fras. Crawley, Oct. 11.
fSir John Finch, aft. ch. just.
Sir Edmund Reve, or Reeve, Mar.
24; d. 1647.
Sir Robt. Foster, Jan. 27.
Just. Crawley and just. Foster (with
several judges of other courts)
removed by the parlt.
Peter Phegant, Sept. 30.
John Godbolt, Apr. 30; d. 1648.
fjohn Creswell (Dugdale).
Rd. Cresheld (Foss), Oct. 12.
Thos. Bedenfield, Oct. 12.
Just. Creswell and just. Bedenfield
refused to act, under the new
commission.
John Puleston, and
Peter Warburton, just. of the
“common bench,” June 1.
Edwd. Atkins, Oct. 19, vice Phesant,
decsd. \
Matthew Hale, Jan. 25, vice Warbur-
ton, transf, to the “upper bench.”
Hugh Wyndham, June 2; removed
1660; made bar, ex. 1670.
Just. Hale threw up his commission
about Sept.
John Archer, May 15.
Sir Robt. Foster, again, May 31; aft.
ch. just. K. B.
Sir Robt. Hyde, May 31; aft. ch.
just. R. B.
Sir Thos. Tyrrell, July 27.
Sir Saml. Browne, Nov. 3.
Sir John Archer, Nov. 4.
Sir Wm. Wylde, knt. and bt., Apr.
16; transf, to K. B.
Sir Robt. Atkyns, knt.; Apr. 15;
aft. ch. bar, ex.
Sir Wm. Ellis, or Ellys, Dec. 18;
removed Oct., 1676.
Sir Hugh Wyndham, again, Jan. 22.
He had been made bar. ex. in 1670,
and now returned to this court.
Sir Wim. Scroggs, Oct. 23; aft. ch.
just. IC. B.
Were Bertie, bar, ex., June 15; re-
moved Apr. 1679.
Sir Wm. Ellis, or Ellys, again, Apr.
30. *
Sir Thos. Raymond, bar, ex., Feb. 7.
Sir Job Charlton, Apr. 26; removed
Apr. 1686.
Sir Creswell Levinz, or Levinge, Feb.
12; removed Feb. 1686.
Sir Thos. Street, bar. ex., Oct. 29.
1686.
1687.
1688.
1689.
1757.
1763.
1770.
1771.
1780.
1786.
1793.
1794.
Sir Hy. Bedingfield, Feb. 13; aft.
ch, just.
Sir Edwd. Lutwyche, Apr. 21.
Sir John Powell, sen., Apr. 26;
transf, to K. B.
Sir Christr. Milton, bar. ex., Apr.
16; res. next year.
Sir Thos. Jenner, bar. ex., July 6.
Sir John Powell, sen., again, Mar. 11.
fSir Wm. Gregory, bar. ex., Apr.
18; immediately aft. to K. B.
Sir Thos, Rokeby, May 4; transf, to
K. B.
Sir Peyton Ventris, May 4.
. Sir Edwd. Neville, bar. ex., Oct. 30.
. Sir John Powell, jun., bar, ex., Oct.
29; transf. to K. B.
. Sir John Blencowe, bar. ex., Nov.
23; res. 1722.
. Sir Robt. Tracy, bar. ex., June 24;
aft. a commr. gr. Seal; res.
. Sir Robt. Dormer, Jan. 8.
. Alexr. Denton, June 25.
. Sir Robt. Price, bar. ex., Oct. 16.
Sir Fras. Page, bar. ex., Nov. 4.
. Spencer Cowper, Oct. 24; d. Dec.
1728.
. Sir John Fortescue Aland, just. K. B.,
Jan. 27 ; aft. lil. Fortescue; res.
1746.
. Thos. Reeve, Apr. 16; aft. ch. just.
. Sir John Comyn, bar, ex., Jan. 5;
aft. ch. bar. ex.
. Wm. Fortescue, aft. Sir W., bar. ex.,
July 7; made m. rolls 1741.
. Sir Thos. Parker, jun., bar. ex. ,
Apr. 21 ; aft. ch. bar, ex.
. Sir Thos. Burnet, Nov. 8.
. Sir Thos. Abney, bar. ex., Feb. 10.
, Sir Thos. Birch, June 24.
. Sir Nathl. Gundry, June 23.
. Sir Edwd. Clive, bar. ex., Jam. 30;
res. 1770.
. Hon. Hy. Bathurst, May 2; aft. 16.
chanc. and ló. Apsley; succ. as E.
Bathurst, 1775.
Hon. Wm. Noel, Mar. 3.
Sir Hy. Gould, bar. ex., Jan. 24.
Sir Jos. Yates, just. K. B., Feb. 16;
d. June 16 following.
Sir Wim. Blackstone, just. K.
June 22; d. 1780.
Sir Geo. Nares, Jan. 26.
Sir John Heath, vice Blackstone,
July 19.
Sir John Wilson, Nov. 7.
Sir Giles Rooke, Nov. 13; res. 1808.
Sir Soulden Lawrence, Mar. 8;
transf, to K. B. by exchange
with—
Sir Fras. Buller, knt. and bt., just.
K. B., Apr.
B.;
380
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1800.
1808.
1812.
1813.
1816.
1818.
1824.
ſł830.
1834.
1837.
1839.
1842.
Alan Chambre, aft. Sir A., bar, ex.,
vice Buller, June 13; res. Dec.
1815.
Sir Soulden Lawrence, again, vice
Rooke, Mar. 31; res. at Easter,
1812.
Sir Vicary Gibbs, atty.-gen., vice
Lawrence, May 29; aft. ch. bar.
ex. and ch. just. C. P.
Sir Robt. Dallas, solr.-gen., vice
Gibbs, Nov. 18; aft. ch. just.
James Alan Park, vice Chambre,
Jan. 24; knt. May 14; d. Dec. 8,
1838.
Chas. Abbott, vice Heath, Feb. 1;
knt. May 14; aft. just. and ch.
just. K. B. and ló. Tenterden.
Jas. Burrough, vice Abbott, May 4;
knt. May 14; res. 1829.
John Richardson, vice Dallas, Nov.
30; knt. June 1819; res. May
1824.
Stephen Gaselee, aft. Sir S., vice
Richardson, July 5; res. 1837.
John Bernard Bosanquet, vice Bur-
rough, Feb. 1; knt. Feb. 2; res.
1842.
Edwd. Hall Alderson, Nov. 12;
knt. Nov. 17; addl. or fifth
judge under 1 Wm. IV., cap. 70
(July 23, 1830); transf, to ex.
by exchange with—
Sir John Waughan, bar. ex., Apr.
27; d. Sept. 1, 1839.
Thos. Coltman, vice Gaselee, Feb.
24; knt. Mar. 1; d. July 1849.
Hon. Thos. Erskine, vice Park, Jan.
9; res. Nov. 1844.
Sir Wim. Hy. Maule, bar. ex., vice
Vaughan, Nov. 11; res. June
1855.
Cresswell Cresswell, vice Bosanquet,
Jan. 22; knt. May 4; app. to
1844.
1846.
1849.
1854.
1855.
1858.
1859.
1865.
1868.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1875.
court of prob. and div., Jan.
1858.
Wm. Erle, vice Erskine, Nov. 7;
knt. Apr. 23, 1845; transf. to
Q. B., 1846.
Edwd. Vaughan Williams, vice Erle,
Oct. 27; knt. Feb. 4, 1847; res.
Jan. 1865.
Thos. Noon Talfourd, vice Coltman,
July 28; knt. Jan. 30, 1850; d.
Mar. 13, 1854.
Richd. Budden Crowder, vice Tal-
fourd, Mar. ; knt. May 3; d.
Dec. 5, 1859.
Jas. Shaw Willes, vice Maule, July
3; knt. Aug. 14; d. 1872.
Jno. Barnard Byles, vice Cresswell,
Jan. ; knt. Apr. 14; res. Jan. 1873.
Sir Hy. Singer Keating, Solr.-gen.,
vice Crowder, Dec. 14,6. ; res. 1875.
Montague Edwd. Smith, vice
Vaugham Williams, Feb. 2; knt.
May 18; app. to jud. comm. P.
C., 1871.
*Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, solr.-gen.,
Aug. 24, G.; addl. or sixth
judge under 31 & 32 Vict. cap
125 (July 31, 1868).
Sir Robt. Porrett Collier, atty.-gen.,
vice Smith, Nov. 7, G.; app. to
jud. comm. P. C., 1871.
*Wm. Robt. Grove, vice Collier,
Nov. 30, G.; knt. Feb. 21, 1872.
*Hon. Geo. Denman, vice Willes,
Oct. 17, G.
Sir Geo. Essex Honyman, bt., vice
Byles, Jan. 23, G.; res. 1875.
*Sir Thos. Dickson Archibald, just.
Q. B., vice Keating, Feb. 6.
Jno. Walter Huddleston, vice Hony-
man, Feb. 22, G.; transf, to ex.
May 12, 1875.
*Nathl. Lindley, vice Huddleston,
May 12, G.; knt. May 13.
* On Nov. 1, 1875, these judges were transferred to the H. C. J., C. P. Div., under
Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875. (See ante, pp. 350–1.)
FUISNE JUDGES OF THE COMMON PLEAs DIVISION OF THE HIGH CourT
1876.
OF JUSTICE.
Transferred from the Old Court of Common Pleas, Nov. 1, 1875.
Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, made lä. just.
app., Oct. 27, 1876.
*Sir Wm. Robt. Grove.
*The Hon. Geo. Denman.
Sir Thos. Dickson Archibald; d.
1876.
*Sir Nathl. Lindley.
Subsequent Appointments.
*Hy. Chas. Lopes, vice Archibald, Nov. 7, G.; knt. Nov. 28.
* Under Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1873, secs. 22 and 75 (see ante, p. 350), and
Order in Council, Dec. 16, 1880, the Common Pleas Division was abolished, and these
judges became, on Feb. 26, 1881, judges of the Q. B. Div., but with relative rank
according to their original appointments.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
38t
CHIEF, PUISNE, AND CURSITOR BARONS OF THE
EXCHEQUER. PRESIDENTS
AND JUSTICES
OF THE
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, EXCHEQUER DIVISION.
See Introduction, ante, p. 347.
1303.
1308.
1310.
1312.
1327.
1329,
1330.
1337.
1344.
1345.
1350.
1362.
1365.
1374,
1375.
1380.
1384.
1386.
1387.
1388.
1389.
1400.
1413.
1419.
1423.
1436
1448
1462
1471
1479
CHIEF BARONS OF THE ExchEQUER.
Those marked f are omitted from Foss's lists, and must be considered doubtful.
The title of chief baron of the ex-
chequer was, according to Foss,
first used in the reign of Edwd.
II. The following were senior
barons :—
Wm. de Carleton, July 26.
Thos. de Cantebrig, Oct. 24.
Roger le Scotre, July 17 ; but Foss
considers it doubtful whether
they actually enjoyed the title of
chief. Then comes—
Walter de Norwich, Mar. 3, who
was a few days afterwards
designated “Capitalis Baro’ in
certain letters patent, appointing
John Abel a puisne baron.
Walter retired from his office
whilst holding the treasurership,
and on his re-appointment, May
30, 1317, he was distinctly ap-
pointed “Capitalem Baronem.”
#Hervey de Staunton, July 17.
John de Stonore, Feb. 22.
Hy. le Scrope, Dec. 20.
Robt. de Sadington, Mar. 24.
Wm. de Shareshull, July 2.
John de Stouford, Nov. 10.
Robt. de Sadington, again, Dec. 8.
Gervase de Wilford, Apr. 7.
Wm. Skypwith, or Skipwith.
Thos. de Lodelow, Oct. 29.
Wm. Tanks, or Tant, Feb. 3.
Hy. Asty, Nov. 12.
Robt. de Plesyngton, Dec. 6.
f Wm. de Karleol, June 27.
Jno. Cary, Nov. 5.
f Robt. de Plesyngton, again, Aug
8
Thos. Pynchebek, Apr. 24.
John Cassy, or Cassey, May 12.
John Cokayne, Nov. 15.
Wm. Lasingby, Apr. 28.
Wm. Babington, Nov. 4.
John Ivyn, or Juyn, May 5; app.
just. C. P. same time ; aft. ch.
just. C. P. and K. B.
John Fray, Feb. 9.
Peter Arderne, May 2.
Sir Richd, Illingworth, Sept. 10.
Sir Thos. Urswyk, May 22.
Wm. de Nottingham, Apr. 3.
1483.
1486.
1513.
1522.
1526.
1529.
1545.
1552.
1553.
1558.
1559,
1577.
1578.
1593.
1604.
1607.
1625.
1631.
1644.
1648.
1655.
1671.
1676.
1686.
1689.
Sir Humfrey Starkey, June 15; just.
C. P. same time.
Wm. Hody, Oct. 29.
John Scot, Jan. 8.
John Fitz-James, Feb. 8.
Richd. Brooke, or Broke, Jan. 4.
Richd. Lyster, or Leicester, May 12.
Sir Roger Cholmeley, Nov. 11.
Hy. Bradshaw, May 21.
Sir David Brooke, Sept. 1.
Sir Clement Higham, Mar. 2.
Sir Edwd. Saunders, ch. just. K. B.,
Jan. 22.
Sir Robt. Bell, Jan. 24; d. the
Summer assizes following.
Sir John Jefferay, or Jeffrey, just.
R. B., Oct. 12.
Roger Manwood, Nov. 17.
Sir Wm. Periam, just. C. P., Feb.
Sir Thos. Fleming, or Flemynge,
Oct. 27 ; aft. ch. just. K. B.
Sir Laurence Tanfield, just. K. B.,
June 25.
Sir John Walter, May 10.
Sir Humphrey Davenport, just. C.P.,
Jan. 10.
Sir Richd. Lane, Jan. 25; aft. (Oct.
23, 1645) ld. kpr. ; his place was
not filled up until
John Wild, app. under the Common-
wealth, Oct. 12.
Wm. Steele, under the Common-
wealth, vice Wild, May 1; aft. 16.
chanc. of Ireland.
. Sir Thos. Widdrington, under the
Commonwealth, vice Steele, June
26
. John Wild, again, vice Widdrington,
Jan. 17.
Sir Orlando Bridgman, knt. and
bt., June 1; aft. ch. just. C. P.
and ló. kpr.
Sir Matthew Hale, just. C. P., Nov.
7 ; aft. ch. just. R. B.
Sir Edwd. Turner, May 23.
Sir Wm. Montagu, Apr. 12
moved Apr. 1686.
si, Fava. Atkyns, bar. ex., Apr.
Sir Robt. Atkins, Apr. 18.
; re-
ſº-
382
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1695.
1714.
1716.
1722.
1723.
1725.
TZ26.
1730,
1738.
1740.
1742.
1772.
1777.
iſ 87.
Sir Edwd. Ward, June 8; d. July
1714.
Sir Saml. Dodd, Nov. 22.
Sir Thos. Bury, bar. ex., June 10.
Sir Jas. Montague, bar. ex., May 4.
Sir Robt. Eyre, just. K. B., Now.
16; aft. ch. just. C. P.
Sir Jeffrey Gilbert, bar, ex., June 3.
Sir Thos. Pengelly, Oct. 16.
Sir Jas. Reynolds, just. K. B., Apr.
30; res. July, 1738.
Sir John Comyns, just. C. P., July
7; d. Nov. 13, 1740.
Sir Edmd. Probyn, just.I.B., Nov. 24.
Sir Thos. Parker, jun., just. C. P.,
Nov. 29; res. Oct. 1772.
Sir Sydney Stafford Smythe, bar.
ex., Oct. 28 ; res. Dec. 1777.
Sir John Skymner, Nov. 27; res,
Dec. 1786.
Sir Jas. Eyre, bar. ex., Jan. 26;
aft. ch. just. C. P.
1793
1813.
1814.
1817.
1824,
1831.
1834.
1844.
1866.
Sir Arch. Macdonald, atty. gen,
Feb. 13; res. Mich. term, 1813.
Sir Vicary Gibbs, just. C. P., Nov. 8;
aft. ch. just. C. P.
Sir Alexr. Thomson, bar. ex., Feb.
14; d. Apr. 1817.
Sir Richd. Richards, bar. ex, Apr.
22; d. Nov. 1823.
Wm. Alexander, mast.chanc., Jan.9;
knt. Jan. 19 ; res. Jan. 1831.
John Singleton, ld. Lyndhurst, ld.
chanc., Jan. 18; again ld, chanc.
1834.
Sir Jas. Scarlett, Dec. 24; cr. ld.
Abinger, Jan. 1835; d. Apr.
1844.
Sir Fredk. Pollock, atty. gen., Apr.
15; res. July 1866, and cr. a bt. ;
d. Aug. 22, 1870.
*Sir Fitzroy Edwd. Kelly, July 16,
* Transferred Nov. 1, 1875, to the H. C. J., Ex. Div., and also made an eac-officio
Judge of the Court of Appeal under Supreme Court of Judicature Acts 1873 and 1875.
(See ante, pp. 350–1.)
PRESIDENTS OF THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, ExCEIEQUER DIVISION
(CHIEF BARONS OF THE ExCHEQUER).
1875. Sir Fitzroy Edwd. Kelly, transf, from Court of Ex., Nov. 1; d. Sept. 17, 1880.
The Ex. Division and the office of ch. bar. thereof were abolished under Supreme
Court of Judicature Act 1873, secs. 22 & 75, and Order in Council Dec. 16, 1880. (See
ante, p. 350.)
1212.
1215.
1221.
*
1237–8.
1240–1.
1242–3.
1247–8.
1250–1.
125.2-3.
1256–7.
1257–8.
PUISNE BARONS OF THE ExCEIEQUER.
Those marked f are omitted from Foss's lists, and must be considered doubtful.
+ G*** fil. Petri Justiciarius Regis.
f Saherus, comes Winton.
# Wm. Briwer.
* + Richd. de Marisco.
1233.
Wm.debeauchamp(Bello-Campo).
Alexr. de Swereford, archdn. of
Salop, compiler of the Red Book
of the exchequer.
Richd. de Montfichet.
Michael Belet.
John Fitz-Robert (?).
Ralph de Ely.
Peter de Grimbald.
Richd, de Barking, abbot of
Westminster.
John le Fraunceys.
Edwd. de Westminster.
Richd. de Crokesley, abbot of
Westminster.
Peter de Ryevalis, or Orivallis.
John de Wyville.
Simon Passelewe.
Elerius, abbot of Pershore.
John Reinger.
1257–8.
1260–1.
1263–4.
1264–5.
1267-8.
1270–1.
1272–3.
1273–4.
1274–5.
1275–6.
1283–4.
1285–6.
1290–1.
Thos. de Wymundham.
John de Launfare.
Hy. de Tracey.
Arnald de Berkeley.
Roger de la Laye, or Leye, archdn.
of Essex and dean of London.
Nichs. de Criol.
Alexr. le Seculer.
Wm. de Mareschal.
Wm. de Grancurt. *
Wm. de Cliff, or Clifford.
Hervey de Boreham.
Walter de Hopton.
Roger de Northwood.
John de St. Valerico.
Philip de Wilighby, or Wiliby.
John de Cobham, or Cobbeham
Peter de Cestria, or de Chester
Wm. de Middleton.
Wm. de Karleton, or Carleton.
Peter de Leycestre.
1291. Adam de Straton, or Stratton (?)
1293. Roger de Leycestre (?).
1295.
f Richd. de Saham.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
383
1295.
John de Insula, Oct. 21.
1297–8. Roger de Hegham.
1299.
1306.
1307.
1308.
1309,
1310.
1311.
1312.
1313.
1314.
1315.
1316.
1817.
1318.
1320.
I322.
1323.
1324.
1326.
1327.
1330.
I331.
1332.
1334.
1336.
1339.
I340.
1341.
1344.
1347.
1350.
1352.
1354.
1356.
I357.
1362.
1365.
J.373.
Richd. de Abendon, or Abyndon,
Oct. 17.
Humfrey de Waledene, Oct. 19.
Thos. de Cantebrig, Sept. 16.
John de Banquel, or Bankwell, Nov.
10.
John de Everdon, Nov. 28.
Richd. de Abyndon, rest. Jan. 20.
John de Foxle, Feb. 28.
Roger de Scotre, July 17.
Walter de Gloucester, July 5.
Walter de Norwico, or Norwich,
Aug. 29; aft. ch. bar.
John Abel, Mar. 8.
John de Insula, again, Jan. 30.
Hervey de Staunton, Sept. 28; aft.
ch, bar.
John Abel, again, May 4.
Ingelardus de Warlee, or Warle,
Dec. 29.
John de Okeham, June 18.
Robt. de Wodehouse, July 24.
Lambert de Trikingham, Aug. 6.
Walter de Friskeney, Aug. 6.
Roger Beler, July 20.
Wm. de Fulburn, June 1.
Edmd. de Passele, Sept. 20.
Robt. de Ayleston, May 21.
Wm. de Everdon, June 18.
Humfrey de Waldene, again, June 18.
John de Redeswell, Sept. 1.
Wm. de Boudon, Feb. 4.
Robt. de Nottingham, Oct. 15.
Wm. de Coshale, Dec. 20.
Thos. de Garton, Oct. 10.
Adam de Steyngrave, July 24.
Wm. de Demum, Sept. 24.
Thos. de Blaston, Nov. 2.
Robt. de Scorburgh, or Scarburgh,
Nov. 2.
John de Hildersley, Dec. 18.
Adam de Lymbergh, Nov. 9.
Nichs. Hawman, or Haghman, Oct. 3.
John de Shoredich, Nov. 10.
Wm. de la Pole, Sept. 26.
Wm. de Northwell, June 21.
Wm. de Broclesby, Jan. 20.
Gervase de Wilford, Jan. 20; aft. ch.
bar.
Wm. de Stow, Jan. 20.
Alamus de Ashe, July 2.
John de Houton, Mar. 8.
Jas. Husse, Apr. 16.
Wm. de Thorpe, May 24.
Wm. de Retford, Nov. 27.
Hy. de Greystoke, Oct. 6.
John de Bukyngham.
Robt. de Pleste,
Almeric de Shirland, Oct. 29.
John de Stokes, Nov. 3.
Wm. Gunthorpe.
John de Blockley.
1375. Hy. de Percehay, Oct. 5.
Lawrence Allerthorpe, Nov. 27.
1376. Nichs. de Drayton, Nov. 14.
1377. Richd. Stokes, Oct. 9.
1384. Wm. Ford, July 20.
1387. f.John Carey.
1388. Wm. Doubridge.
1389. #Lawrence Allerthorpe, again.
fWm. Ford, again.
1393. Ralph de Selby, Oct. 24.
1399. Thos. Ferriby.
John Staverton.
1401. Thos. Tuttlebury, June 27.
Wm. Ermyn, June 27.
1402. Thos. Overton, Jan.
1403. Roger Westwode, Mar. 1.
1407. Hy. Merston.
Hy. Somer, Nov. 8.
1410. Richd. Banke, June 19.
1413. Robt. Malton, Nov. 14.
1418. Roger Waltham.
1421. Wm. Hesill, July 13.
1423. Nichs. Dixon, Jan. 26.
Thos. Banaustre, or Bannister, Nov. 4.
1424. Thos. Banke, May 18.
1426. Wm. Warde, May 26.
1425–6. John Fray, aft. ch. bar.
1435. Wm. Derby, Feb. 8.
1436. Wrm. Fallan, June 16.
1438. Roger Hunt, Nov. 3.
Robt. Frampton.
1444. John Arderne.
Wrm. Levesham, Feb. 5.
1446. John Holme, Feb. 3.
1447. Gilbert Haltoft.
1449. John Durem, May 27.
1453. Thos. Thorpe.
1458. Bryan Roucliffe, Nov. 2.
1460. John Clerke, Oct. 10.
1462. John Ingoldesby, Nov. 4.
1467. Ralph Wolseley, Sept. 29.
Nichs. Stathum, Oct. 30.
1471. Thos. Urswyke, May 22.
1481. Thos. Whittington, Feb. 3.
1483. Edwd. Goldesburg, or Goldsborough,
June 26.
1485. John Holgrave, Aug.
1487. Nichs. Lathelle, Nov.
1488. Thos. Roche, Dec. 5.
1489. f"Thos. Goldesburg or Goldsborough.
1494. Thos. Barnewall, Oct. 1.
1496. Andrew Dymocke, May 2.
1501. Barthw. Westby, May 12.
Wm. Bolling, Oct. 11.
1504. John Alleyn, Feb. 18.
1511. f.John Stag.
Robt. Blagge, June 26.
1513. Edmd. Denny, May 6.
1521. Wm. Wotton, July 10.
1522. John Hales or Halys, Oct. 2.
1523. Wnn. Ellis.
1527. John Petit, Nov.
1528. John Scot, May 15 ; aft. ch. bar.
1536. Thos. Walshe, king's rememb
Apr. 27.
384
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1538.
1539.
1540.
1542.
1545.
1547.
1548.
1549.
1550.
1559.
1562.
1564.
1566.
1576.
1577,
1579.
1581.
1584.
1586.
1587.
1594.
1598.
1604.
1607.
1610.
1617.
1625.
1627.
1631.
1634.
1637.
1645.
1648.
1649.
1650.
1654.
1654.
1655.
1657.
1660.
1663.
1670.
673.
$75.
78.
John Damaster, Nov.
John Smith, Nov.
Nichs. Luke, Apr. 14.
Lewis Fortescue, Aug. 6.
John Pilborough, Nov. 28.
Robt. Curzon, Feb. 15.
John Darmall, or Darnell, May 5.
I'dwd. Saxelby or Saxby, Nov. 28.
Robt. Browne, May 6.
Geo. Frevyle, Jan. 31.
Thos. Pyne or Pymme, Sept. 30.
John Birch, May 9.
Jas. Lord, Nov. 12.
Thos. Greeko, Jan. 20.
Christr. Muschampe, Nov. 28.
Robt. Schute, June 1.
John Sotherton, June 16.
John Clench, Nov. 27 ; aft, just. IC. B.
Edwd. Flowerdew, Oct. 23.
Thos. Gent, Jan.
Sir Robt. Clerke, or Clarke, June 22.
Mattw. Ewens, Feb. 1.
Sir John Savil or Savile, July 1.
Sir Geo. Smigge, Oct. 14.
Sir Jas. Altham, Feb. 9.
Sir Edwd. Heron, Nov. 5.
Sir Edwd. Bromley, Feb. 6.
Sir John Denham, May 2.
Sir Thos. Trevor, May 10.
Sir Geo. Vernon, July 4.
Sir Jas. Weston, May 16; d. 1633.
Sir Richd. Weston, sen., Apr. 30.
Sir Edwd. Henden, Jan. 22; left
about 1642.
Baron Weston was removed by the
parlt., Oct.
Edwd. Atkins, vice Weston, Sept. 30.
Thos. Gates, app.by the parlt., Oct.12.
Barons Trevor and Atkins refused
to act under the new commission.
Fras, Thorpe, June 1.
Alexr. Rigby, June 1.
Barons Gates and Rigby, d. of an
infection, on their circuits.
Robt. Nicholas, from the “upper
bench,” vice Thorpe, removed;
Nicholas aft. returned to the
“upper bench.”
Rd. Pepys, June 2.
John Parker.
Roger Hill, aft. just. of the “upper
bench.”
Fras. Thorpe, rest. Jan. 17.
Sir Edwd. Atkyns, June 23.
Sir Christr. Turner, July 7.
Sir Richd. Raynsford, or Rainsford,
Nov. 16 ; aft. just. and ch. just.
IX. IS.
Sir Timothy Littleton, Feb. 1.
Sir Hugh Wyndham, just. C. P.,
June 20; aft. just. C. P.
Sir Edwd. Thurland, Jan. 24; res.
Were Bertie, June 4; aft. just. C. P.
Sir Fras. Bramstone, June 17.
1679,
1680.
1681.
1684.
1685.
1686.
1687.
1688.
1689.
1691.
1695.
1696.
1697.
1700.
1701.
1702.
1708.
1713.
1714.
1717.
1718.
1722.
1725.
1726.
1729.
Sir Wm. Gregory, sp. ho. commons,
May 1.
Wm. Leak, May 8.
Sir Thos. Raymond, vice Thurland,
May 8; aft, just. C. P.
Sir Edwd. Atkyns, jun., June ; aft.
ch. bar.
Sir Richd. Weston, Feb. 7 ; d. next
year.
Sir Thos. Street, Apr. 23; aft. just.
and ch. just. C. P.
Sir Robt. Wright, Oct. 30; aft, just.
R. B., ch. just. C. P., and ch. just.
IX. B.
#Sir Richd. May, Feb. 7.
Sir Edwd. Neville, Oct. 11; pat, re-
voked Apr. 21, 1686.
Sir Thos. Jenner, Feb. 13; aft. just.
C. P.
Sir Richd. Heath, Apr. 21.
Sir Christr. Milton, Apr. 26; aft.
just. C. P.
Sir Thos. Powell, Apr. 22; aft. just.
IQ. B.
Sir Chas. Ingleby, July 7.
Sir John Rotherham, July 7.
Sir Edwd. Neville, again, Mar. 11;
aft. just. C. P.
Nichs. Lechmere, or Letchmere,
May 4 ; res. aft. Trin. term, 1700.
Sir John Turton, May 4 ; aft. just.
BC. B.
Sir John Powell, Oct. 27; aft. just.
C. P.
Sir Lyttleton Powys, Oct. 29; aft.
just. IC. B.
Sir John Blencowe, Sept. 18; aft.
just. C. P.
Sir Hy. Hatsell, Nov. 23; removed
June 8, 1702.
Sir Robt. Tracy, Nov. 14; aft. just.
C. P.
Sir Thos. Bury, Jan. 26; aft. ch.
bar.
John Smith, just. C. P.,Ireland, June
24; aft. ch. bar. ex., Scotland.
Sir Robt. Price, June 24; aft. just.
C. P.
Sir Salathiel Lovel, vice Smith,
June 17 ; d. May, 1713.
Sir Wm. Banister, June 8; removed
Oct., 1714.
Sir Jas. Montague, Nov. 22; aft.
comml. gr. Seal and ch. bar.
Sir John Fortescue Aland, Jan. 24;
aft, just. IC. B.
Sir Fras. Page, May 15; aft. just.
C. P.
Sir Jeffray Gilbert, May 24; aft, ch.
bar.
Sir Bernard Hale, June 1.
Sir Laurence Carter, Nov. 7.
Sir John Comyn, Nov. 7 ; aft, just
C. P. and ch. bar.
Sir Wm. Thomson, Nov. 27.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
385
1736.
1738.
1739.
1740.
1743.
1745.
1747.
1750.
1753.
1759.
1761.
1763.
1772.
1774.
1775.
1776.
1787.
1799.
1800.
I805.
1807.
1814.
1817.
1823.
1827.
Sir Wm. Fortescue, Feb. 9; aft. just.
C. P. and m. rolls.
Sir Thos. Parker, jun., July 7; aft.
just. C. P. and ch. bar. ex.
Sir Martin Wright, Nov. 5; aft. just.
EC. B.
Sir Jas. Reynolds, jun., May.
Sir Thos. Abney, Nov. 27; aft. just.
C. P.
Chas. Clarke, Feb. 11.
Sir Edwd. Clive, Apr. ; aft, just.
C. P.
Hon. Heneage Legge, June 23.
Sir Sidney Stafford Smythe, May;
aft. a commr. gr. Seal and ch.
bar.
Sir Richd. Adams, Feb. 3.
Sir Richd. Lloyd, Sept. ; d. Sept.,
1761.
Sir Hy. Gould, Nov. 7 ; aft. just. G. P.
Sir Geo. Perrott, Jan. 24; res. May
1775.
Sir Jas. Eyre, Nov. 6; aft. ch. bar.
and ch. just. C. P.
Sir John Burland, Apr. 8.
Sir Beaumont Hotham, May 10; aft.
ld. Hotham.
Sir Richd. Perryn, Apr. 15.
Sir Alexr. Thomson, Feb. 7 ; aft. ch.
bar.
Sir Alan Chambre, July 2; aft. just.
C. P.
Robt. Graham, vice Chambre, June
16; knt June 19 ; res. Feb. 1827.
Sir Thos. Manners Sutton, Solr. gen.,
vice Hotham, Feb. 4 ; aft. li.
Manners; ld. chanc. Ireland, Apr.
1807.
Geo. Wood, aft. Sir G., vice Manners
Sutton, Apr. ; res. Feb. 1823.
Richd. Richards, vice Thompson,
Feb. 26; knt. May 11 ; ch. bar.,
Apr. 1817.
Sir Wm. Garrow, atty. gen.,
Richards, May 4 ; res. 1832.
John Hullock, vice Wood, Mar. 1;
knt. Apr. 21; d. Sept., 1829.
John Waughan, vice Graham, Feb.
24; knt. Now, 24; transf. to C. P.
Apr., 1834, by exchange with
Alderson.
vice
1829
Wm. Bolland, vice Hullock, Nov. 16;
knt. Feb. 2, 1830; res. Jan., 1839.
1830. Sir John Bayley, just. K. B., Nov. 11;
1832.
1834.
1839.
1845.
1850.
1856.
1857.
1860.
1863.
1868.
1873
1874.
1875.
additl. or fifth judge under 1 Wm.
IV. cap. 70 (July 23, 1830); res.
Reb. 1834.
John Gurney, vice Garrow, Feb. 13;
knt. Feb. 22; res. Jan. 1845.
John Williams, vice Bayley, Feb. 28;
knt. Apr. 16; transf, to K. B. Apr.
1834, by exchange with Parke.
Sir Jas. Parke, just. K. B., vice
Williams, Apr. 29 ; res. 1855,
and cr. Id. Wensleydale.
Sir Edwd. Hall Alderson, just. C. P.
vice Vaughan, Apr. 29; d. Jan.
27, 1857.
Wm. Hy. Maule, aft. Sir W., vice
Bolland, Feb. 14; transf, to C. P.
Nov. same year.
Sir Robt. Monsey Rolfe, solr. gen.,
vice Maule, Nov. 11; aft. commr.
gr. seal ; V. chanc. ; ld. Cran-
worth, and ló. chanc.
Thos. Joshua Platt, vice Gurney,
Jan. 28; knt. Apr. 23; res. 1856.
Saml. Martin, vice Rolfe, Nov. 6;
knt. Nov. 13; res. Jan., 1874.
* Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bramwell, vice
Parke, Jan. ; knt. Jan. 30.
Wm. Hy. Watson, vice Platt, Nov. 3;
knt. Nov. 28; d. Mar. 12, 1860.
Wm. Fry Channell, vice Alderson,
Feb. 12; knt. June 18; res. 1873;
d. Feb. 26, 1873.
Jas Plaisted Wilde, vice Watson,
Apr. 13, G.; knt. Apr. 24; made
judge of prob. and div. ct., Aug.
Gillery Pigott, vice Wilde, Oct. 2, G.;
knt. Nov. 1; d. Apr. 28, 1875.
* Anthy. Cleasby, Aug. 25, G. ;
additl. or sixth judge under 31 &
32 Vict. cap. 125 (July 31, 1868);
knt. Dec. 9.
* Chas. Edwd. Pollock, vice Chan-
nell, Jan. 10, G.; knt. Feb. 5.
* Richd. Paul Amphlett, vice Mar-
tin, Jan. 23; knt. Jan. 27.
* John Walter Huddleston, just.
C. P., vice Pigott; May 12, G.;
knt. May 13.
* On Nov. 1, 1875, these Judges were transferred to the H. C. J., Exch. Div.,
under Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875 (see ante, p. 350). By these
Acts the title of Baron of the Exchequer was abolished, except as to the judges then
holding that office.
PUISNE JUDGES OF THE EXCHEQUER DIVISION OF THE HIGH COURT
1875. Sir Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bramwell;
OF JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Court of Exchequer, Nov. 1, 1875.
made ld, just. app. 1876.
Sir Anthy. Cleasby, res. 1878.
* Sir Chas. Edwd. Pollock.
1875.
Sir Richd. Paul Amphlett; made lá.
just. app. Oct. 27, 1876.
* Sir John Walter Huddleston.
25
386 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Subsequent Appointments.
1876. * Hy. Hawkins, vice Amphlett, 1879. * Sir Jas. Fitzjames Stephen,
transf. from Q. B. div., Nov. 14, , K.C.S.I., vice Cleasby, Jan 15.
G.; knt. Nov. 28.
* Under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1873, secs. 22 and 75 (see ante, p. 320),
and Order in Council Dec. 16, 1880, the Exch. Div. was abolished, and these judges
became, on Feb. 26, 1881, judges of the Q. B. Div., but with relative rank according
to their original appointments.
CURSITOR BARONS OF THE ExCHEQUER,
1606. Nowell Southerton, July 8. Jas. II. Wm. Carr.
1610. Thos. Caesar, May 26. 1689. Geo. Bradbury, July 9.
John Southerton, Oct. 24. 1696. Richd. Wallop, Feb. 12.
1631. Jas. Paget, Oct. 24. 1697. Wm. Simpson, Aug. 22.
1638. John or Wm. Page, Oct. 29. 1726. Wm. Thomson, May 23.
1642. Thos. Leeke, Nov. 25. 1729. John Birch, Dec. 11.
1645. Richd. Tomlins, app. by the parlt., 1735. Geo. Clive, Nov. 6.
Sept. 2. 1740. Wm. Kynaston (?), Feb.
1660. Thos. Leeke, re-app. on the restora- 1744. Edwd. Barker, May.
tion. 1755. John Tracy Atkyns, Apr. 22.
1663. Clement Spelman, Mar. 9. 1773. Fras. Maseres, Aug.
1679. Fras. Crawley, May 8. | 1824. Geo Bankes, July 6; d. July,
1683. Richd. May, aft. Sir R., Mar. 17. 1856.
Office abolished by 19 & 20 Vict. cap. 86.
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF SESSION OF THE COUNTY
PALATINE OF CHESTER, &c.
From the Accession of King James I. to the abolition of the Courts in
1830, under 1 Wm. IV. cap. 70.
CHIEF JUSTICEs.
1 Jas. I. Sir Rd. Lewknor or Leuknor. 1738. Matth. Skymner, Nov. 26.
1616. Thos. Chamberlayne. 1749. Wrm. Noel.
1620. Jas. Whitlock, Oct. 29. 1763. John Morton.
1626. Sir Jno. Bridgman. 1780. Lloyd Kenyon.
1647. John Bradshaw. 1784. Rd. Pepper Arden.
1660. Timothy Turner, Aug. 21. 1788. Edw. Bearcroft.
1661. Sir Geoffrey Palmer, July 8. 1797. James Adair.
1662. Sir Job Chorleton, Mar. 14. 1798. Wm. Grant, Aug. 1.
1680. Sir Geo. Jeffreys. 1799. Jas. Mansfield, July 11.
1684. Sir Edw. Herbert, Oct. 25. 1804. Vicary Gibbs, July 17.
1686. Edw. Lutwyche, Mar. 1805. Robt. Dallas, Jan.
Sir Job Chorleton, again, Oct. 1813. Rd. Richards, May.
1689. John Trenchard, May 10. 1814. Sir Wm. Garrew, Mar. 1.
1695. John Coombe. 1817. Jno. Leach.
1707. Joseph Jekyll. 1818. Wm. Draper Best.
1717. Spencer Cowper. John Singleton Copley, Michs. Vac.
1729. John Willos. 1819. Chas. Warren, Trin. Term.
1734. Hon. Jno. Werney.
SECOND OR PUISNE JUSTICEs.
1603–4. H. Townsend, 1 Jas. I. 1647. Poter Warburton.
1622. Marm. Lloyd, Mar. 24. 1649. Homfrey Macworth, dep, to Brad-
1636. Rd. Prytherg, Feb. 20. shaw.
1638. Sir Thos. Milward, Mar. 23. Thos. Fell, Aug. 10.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
387
1( ;1.
1674.
1681.
1689.
1696.
1707.
1711.
1714.
1726.
1729.
1735.
R^**. Milward, Aug. 12.
Geo. Johnson.
John Warren, July 23.
Lyttleton Powis, Aug. 12.
Jno. Coombe, dep, to ch. just. ; aft
ch. just.
Salathiel Lovel, Nov. 7.
John Pocklington, Apr. 28.
John Ward.
Edw. Jeffreys.
John Willes, aft. ch. just.
Wm. Jessop, Feb. 24.
Rd. Pottinger, May 12.
1739.
1740.
1757.
1777.
1778.
1788.
1811.
1818.
1823.
1824.
1825.
John Skynner, Apr. 3.
FIon. John Talbot.
Taylor White.
Fras. Buller, Nov.
Hon. Daines Barrington, May.
Fras. Burton.
Wm. Draper Best, Mar. 1; again,
Jan. 31, 1817; aft. ch. just.
Saml. Marshall.
Michl. Nolan.
Robt. Mathew Casberd.
Thos. Jervis, Feb. 24.
Sir Giffin Wilson, July 16.
MASTERS OF THE ROLLS.
See Introduction, ante, p. 348.
IN addition to his judicial duties, which are fully explained in the intro-
duction, the Master of the Rolls is, under 1 & 2 Vict. cap. 94 (August
10, 1838), constituted keeper of all the records in the Public Record
Office, founded by that act.
The earlier part of the following list is founded on that compiled by
the late Sir Thos. Duffus Hardy.
1286.
1295.
1316.
1324.
1325.
1334.
1337.
1341.
1346.
1371.
1381.
1386.
1394.
1397.
1402.
1405.
1415.
1423.
1438.
1447.
1461.
MASTERS OF THE ROLLs.
From the earliest appointment to the office in the reign of Edward 1.
John de Langton, Sept. 2 (?), aft.
ld. chanc.
Adam de Osgodeby, Oct. 1,
Wm. de Ayremynne, Aug. 19.
Richd. de Ayremynne, May 26.
Hy. de Clyff, July 4.
Michl. de Wath, Jan. 20.
John de St. Paul, Apr. 28; aft. 16.
kpr.
Thos. de Evesham, Jan. 10.
John de Thoresby, Feb. 21 ; aft. la.
chanc.
David de Wollore, or Walloro, July
2; aft. la. kpr.
Wm. Burstall, Mar. 28.
John de Waltham, Sept. 8 ; aft. li.
kpr.
John de Burton, Oct. 24.
John de Scarle, July 22; aft. la.
chanc.
Thos. Stanley, Sept. 11.
Nichs. de Bubbewyth, Sept. 24; aft.
bp. of London.
John de Wakering, Mar. 2.
Simon de Gauntstede, June 3; aft.
ld. kpr.
John Fraunke, or Frank, Oct. 28.
John Stopyndem, Nov. 13.
Thos. de Kirkeby, Mar. 29 (? May).
Robt. Kirkeham, Dec. 23; aft. li.
kpr.
1471.
Wm. Morland, Feb. 12.
John Alcock, bp. of Rochester; aft.
bp. of Worcester, and lå. chanc.;
Apr. 29.
. John Morton, Mar. 16; aft. bp. of
Ely, &c., and ló. chanc.
. Robt. Morton, Jan. 9, under L. P.
dated May 30, 1477, granting
him the mastership in reversion ;
aft. bp. of Worcester.
. Thos. Barrow, or Barowe, Sept. 22.
. Robt. Morton, again. Aug. 22.
. Robt.
Morton
jointly.
and Wm. Eliot,
. David William, Feb. 26 (? Nov. 26).
. John Blyth, May 5;
aft. bp, of
Salisbury.
. Wm. Warham, Feb. 13 ; aft. bp. of
London, &c., and ló. chanc.
. Wm. Barnes, or Barons, Feb. 1; aft.
ld. kpr.
. Christr. Bainbrigge, or Benebrigge,
Nov. 13; aft, abp. of York.
. John Yonge, dean of York, Jam.
22.
. Cuthbert Tunstall, May 12; aft. bp.
of London.
. John Clarke, archdn. of Colchester,
Oct. 20.
. Thos. Hannibal, Oct. 9.
. John Taylor, June 26.
25 +
388 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1534. Thos. Cromwell, Oct. 8; aft. li. 1685. John Churchill, aft. Sir J., Jan. 12.
Cromwell and E. of Essex; be- Sir John Trevor, Oct. 20; aft.
headed in 1540. comm1. gr. seal.
1536. Christr. Hales, or Halys, July 10. 1689. Sir Hy. Powle, Mar. 13.
1541. Sir Robt. Southwell, July 1. 1693. Sir John Trevor, again, Jan. 13.
1550. John de Beaumont. Dec. 13. 1717. Sir Jos. Jekyll, July 13; aft. Id.
1552. Sir Robt. Bowes, June 18. kpr.
1553. Sir Nichs. Hare, Sept. 18. 1738. Hon. John Werney, Oct. 9.
1557. Sir Wm. Cordell, Nov. 5. 1741. Wm. Fortescue, just. C. P., Nov. 5.
1581, Sir Gilbert Gerrard, atty. gen, May 1750. Sir John Strange, Jan. 11.
30. See Chancellors, 1591. 1754. Sir Thos. Clarke, May 29.
1594. Sir Thos. Egerton, Apr. 10; aft. lá. 1764. Sir Thos. Sewell, Dec. 4.
kpr. and lå. chanc.; cr. Id. Elles- || 1784. Sir Lloyd Kenyon, knt., and aft. bt.,
mere; aft. visc. Brackley. atty. gen., Mar. 30; aft. ch. just.
1603. Edwd. Bruce, May 18; cr. ld. Kin- K. B., and ld. Kenyon.
loss; aft. E. of Elgin. 1788. Sir Richd. Pepper Arden, atty. gen.,
1611. Sir Edwd. Phelips, or Phillips, Jan. 14. June 4; aft. ch. just. C. P., and
1614. Sir Julius Caesar, Sept. 1; d. Apr. ld. Alvanley. *
18, 1636. See Chancellors, 1621. 1801. Sir Wm. Grant, solr. gen., May 27;
Sir Humphrey May had the master- res. 1818.
ship granted to him in reversion, 1818. Sir Thos. Plumer, v. chanc. of Eng-
Apr. 10, 1629; but he d soon land, Jan. 6; d. 1824.
after, before it fell into possession. 1824. Robt., ld, Gifford, ch. just. C. P.,
1636, Sir Dudley Digges, Apr. 18; he had Apr. 5.
had the mastership granted to 1826. Sir John Singleton Copley, atty.
him in reversion in 1630, on the gen., Sept. 14 ; aft. 16. chanc.,
death of May. and ló. Lyndhurst.
1639. Sir Chas. Caesar, Mar. 30. 1827. Sir John Leach, v. chanc. of Eng-
1643. Sir John Colepeper, Jan. 28; aft. li. land, May 3.
Colepeper. 1834. Sir Chas. Christr. Pepys, solr. genl.,
Wm. Lenthall, parly. m. rolls, Nov. Sept. 29; aft. li. chanc., and lå.
10. See Chancellors, 1659. Cottonham.
1660. John, ld. Colepeper, again, June 1. 1836. Hy. Bickersteth, Jan. 16, cr. ld.
Sir Harbottle Grimstone, bt., Nov. 3. Langdale ; res. 1851.
Geo. Johnson had the mastership 1851. Sir John Romilly, atty. gen., Mar.
granted to him in reversion, Aug. 28, cr. Id. Romilly, 1866; res.
15, 1667, but d. before it fell into Aug. 1873; d. Dec. 23, 1874.
possession. 1873. Sir Geo. Jessel, solr. gen., Aug 30.
On Nov. 1, 1875, the M. Rolls was made a judge of the H. C. J., Chancery Div., and
also an ea officio judge of the Court of Appeal, under the Supreme Court of Judicature
Acts, 1873 and 1875 (see ante, pp. 350–1).
On Aug. 27, 1881, the M. Rolls was made exclusively a judge of the Court of Appeal
under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1881. (See ante, p. 351.)
Sir Geo. Jessel, d. Mar. 21, 1883.
1883. Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, ld, just, app., Apr. 3; cr. lá. Esher, July 23, 1885.
LORDS JUSTICES (JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEAL
IN CHANCERY). JUSTICES OF APPEAL.
LORDS JUSTICES OF APPEAL.
See Introduction, ante, p. 848.
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY.
The lord chancellor was an ea officio judge of the Court of Appeal, and with him
were associated the following
LORDS JUSTICEs.
Appointed under 14 & 15 Vict. cap. 83.
1851. Sir Jas. Lewis Knight - Bruce, v. 1851. Robt. Momsey, ld, Cranworth, v.
chanc., Oct. 8; res. Oct. 14, 1866; chanc., Oct. 8; app. 1d. chanc.,
d. Nov. 7, 1866. Dec. 28, 1852.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
389
1858. Sir Geo. Jas. Turner, v. chanc., vice
Cranworth, Jan. 10, G.; d. July
9, 1867.
1866. Sir Hugh McCalmont Cairns, atty.
gen. , vice Knight-Bruce, Oct. 29,
G.; cr. ld. Cairns, Feb. 22, 1867;
app. 1d. chanc., Feb. 29, 1868.
1867. Sir John Rolt, atty, gen., vice
Turner, July 18, G.; res. 1868;
d. June 6, 1871.
1868. Sir Chas. Jasper Selwyn, solr. gen.,
vice Rolt, Feb. 8, G.; d. Aug.
11, 1869.
1868. Sir Wm. Page Wood, v. chanc., vice
Cairns, Mar. 5, G.; app. 1d.
chanc., Dec. 11, 1868 and cr. 1d.
Hatherley.
1869. Sir Geo. Markham Giffard, v. chanc.
vice Page Wood, Jan. 1, G.; d.
July 13, 1870.
1870. *Sir Wm. Milbourne James, v. chanc.,
vice Selwyn, July 2, G.
*Geo. Mellish, vice Giffard, Aug. 4,
G.; knt.; Aug. 9.
* On Nov. 1, 1875, these judges were trans. to the Court of Appeal under the Supreme
Court of Judicature Acts 1873 and 1875. (See ante, pp. 350–I.)
JUDGEs of THE COURT of APPEAL.
Ex-OFFICIO JUDGES UNDER THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACTs,
1873 AND 1875.
The Lord Chancellor.
The Ld. Ch. Just. of England.
The Master of the Rolls.
The Ch. Just, of the Common Pleas;
(office abolished by Supreme
Court of Judicature Act 1873,
secs. 22 and 75, and order in Coun-
cil, Dec. 16, 1880).
The Ch. Bar. of the Exchequer;
(office abolished ut supra).
ADDITIONAL Ex-OFFICIO JUDGE UNDER THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
ACT, 1881.
The president of the Prob., Div.,
and Adm. Div. of the H. C. J.
ORDINARY JUDGES, AT FIRST STYLED JUSTICES OF APPEAL, AND AFTERWARDS, UNDER
THE SUPREME CourT OF JUDICATURE ACT, 1877, STYLED LORDs
JUSTICES OF APPEAL.
Transferred from the old Court of Chancery, Nov. 1, 1875.
1878. Sir Wm. Milbourne James, Nov. 1;
d. 1881
Sir Geo. Mellish, Nov. 1; d. 1877.
Additional appointment under Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1875.
1875.
Sir Richd. Baggallay, Oct. 29, G.; res. 1885; d. Nov. 13, 1888.
Additional appointments under Appellate Jurisdiction Act, 1876.
1876 Sir Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bramwell,
judge ex. div. H. C. J., Oct. 27, G.;
res. 1881; cr. ld. Bramwell, 1882.
Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, judge C. P.
div. H. C. J., Oct. 27, G.; m.
rolls, Apr. 3, 1883; cr. lá. Esher,
1885.
Sir Richd. Paul Amphlett, judge ex.
div. H. C. J., Oct. 27, G.; res.
1877; d. Dec. 7, 1883.
* Subsequent Appointments.
1877. Hy. Cottom, vice Mellish, June 28 ;
knt. July 11.
Hon. Alfred Hy. Thesiger,
Amphlett, Nov. 2, G.; d. O
20, 1880.
Sir Robt. Lush, judge Q. B. div.
H. C. J., vice Thesiger, Nov. 5,
G.; d. Dec. 27, 1881.
Sir Nathl. Lindley, judge Q. B. div.
H. C. J., vice Bramwell, Nov. 1, G.
1880.
1881.
1882.
vice !
ct.
Sir John Holker, vice Lush, Jan. 14,
G.; res. 1882; d. May 24, 1882.
Sir Chas. Synge Christr, Bowen,
judge Q. B. div. II. C. J., vice
Holker, June 2.
1883. Sir Edwd. Fry, judge ch. div. H. C. J.,
vice Brett, Apr. 9.
1885. Sir Hy. Chas. Lopes, judge Q. B. div
H. C. J., vice Baggallay, Dec. 1,
G.
390 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
VICE CHANCELLORS OF ENGLAND. WICE CHAN-
CELLORS, JUSTICES OF THE HIGH COURT
OF JUSTICE, CHANCERY DIVISION.
See Introduction, ante, p. 348.
WICE CHANCELLORS OF ENGLAND.
Appointed under 53 Geo. III., cap. 24.
1813. Sir Thos. Plumer, atty. gen., Apr.
10; aft. m. rolls.
Jno. Leach, aft. Sir J., Jan. 6; aft.
m, rolls.
1818.
1827. Sir Anthy. Hart, May 2; aft. la.
chanc. Ireland.
Lancelot Shadwell, Nov. 1; knt. Nov.
16; d. Aug. 10, 1850, and with
him the title ceased.
WICE CHANCELLORs.
Appointed under 5 Vict. cap. 5.
1841. Jas. Lewis Knight-Bruce, aft. Sir J.,
Oct. 28; knt. 1842; app. la, just.
app., Oct. 8, 1851.
Jas. Wigram, aft. Sir J., Oct. 28;
res. 1850.
1850. Sir Robt. Monsey Rolfe, bar. ex.,
vice Shadwell, Nov. 2; cr: lá.
Cranworth, Nov. 7; app. la, just.
app., Oct. 8, 1851.
Appointed under 14 & 15 Wict. cap. 4, and 15 & 16 Vict. cap. 80.
. Geo. Jas. Turner, vice Wigram, Apr.
2; knt. Apr. 14; app. la, just.
app., Jan. 10, 1853.
Richd. Torin Kindersley, mast. in
chanc., vice Rnight-Bruce, Oct.
20, G.; knt. Oct. 23 ; res. Nov.
1866; d. Oct. 22, 1879.
Jas. Parker, vice Cranworth, Oct. 20,
G.; knt. Oct. 23; d. Aug. 13, 1852.
John Stuart, vice Parker, Sept. 20,
G.; knt. June 13, 1853; res.
1871; d. Oct. 29, 1876.
Sir Wm. Page Wood, vice Turner,
Jan. 10, G. ; app. la. just, app.,
Mar. 5, 1868.
1852.
1853.
1866. *Richd. Malins, vice Kindersley, Dec.
1, G. ; knt. Feb. 2, 1867.
1868. Geo. Markham Giffard, vice Page
Wood, Mar. 11, G. ; knt. May
14; made la. just. app., Jan. 1,
1869.
Wm. Milbourne James, vice Giffard,
Jan. 2, G.; knt. Feb. 4 ; made
ld. just. app., July 2, 1870.
*Jas. Bacon, vice James, July 4, G.;
knt. Jan. 14, 1871.
John Wickens, vice Stuart, Apr. 18,
\G. ; knt. June 29; d. Oct. 23,
1873.
*Chas. Hall, vice Wickens, Nov. 11,
G.; knt. Dec. 12.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1873.
* On Nov. 1, 1875, these judges were transf, to the H. C. J., Chancery Div., under
Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875.
(See ante, pp. 350–1.) By these
acts the title of Vice-chancellor was abolished, except as to the judges then holding that
office.
JUDGES OF THE CHANCERY DIVISION OF THE HIGH CourT OF
JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Court of Chancery, Nov. 1, 1875.
The Lord Chancellor, President.
See “Lord Chancellors.”
The Master of the See
“Masters of Rolls.”
By the S. C. J. Act, 1871, the
m. rolls was made exclusively a
judge of the court of appeal.
Rolls.
Sir Richd. Malins. v. chanc.; res.
1881; d. Jan. 15, 1882.
Sir Jas. Bacon, v. chanc. ; res. Now.
1886.
Sir Chas. Hall, v. chanc.; res. 1882;
d. Dec. 12, 1883.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 391
Subsequent Appointments.
These new judges were styled justices, and not vice chancellors.
1877. Edwd. Fry, Apr. 27; knt. Apr. 30; 1882. John Pearson, vice Hall, Oct. 24,
additl. judge under S. C. J. Act, G.; knt. Nov. 30; d. May 13, 1886.
1877; app. 1d. just, app., Apr. 9, 1883. Sir Ford North, rice Fry; transfd.
1883 } from Q. B. div. with relative rank
1881. Edwd. Ebenezer Kay, vice Malins, from date of orignl appt. (Nov.
Mar. 30, G.; knt. May 2. 1, 1881.)
Jos. Wm. Chitty, vºce Jessel, m. 1886. Jas. Stirling, vice Pearson, May 20,
rolls, who was made exclusively G.; knt. Nov. 26.
a judge of the court of app. ut Arthur Kekewich, vice Bacon, Nov.
supra, Sept. 6, G.; knt. Dec. 7. 12; knt. Nov. 26.
JUDGES OF THE PROBATE AND DIVORCE COURTS,
AND OF THE PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND ADMIRALTY
DIVISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349.
JUDGEs of HER MAJESTY's CourT OF PROBATE.
Appointed mnder 20 & 21 Vict. cap. 77,
AND
JUDGES ORDINARY OF HER MAJESTY's CourT FOR DIvorce. AND
MATRIMONIAL CAUSEs.
Appointed under 20 & 21 Vict. cap. 85.
This jurisdiction was previously exercised by the judges of the Ecclesiastical Court.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349, and the lists of those judges, post.
1858. Sir Cresswell Cresswell, just. C. Aug. 26, G.; cr. ld. Penzance,
P., Jan. 6, G.; d. July 29, Apr. 6, 1869; res. 1872.
1863. 1872. *Sir Jas. Hannen, just. Q. B., Nov.
1863. Sir Jas. Plaisted Wilde, bar. ex., 14, G.
* Transferred on Nov. 1, 1875, to the H. C. J., Prob., Div., and Adm. Div., under
the Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875 (see ante, p. 350).
JUDGEs of THE PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION OF
THE HIGH CourT of JustTCE.
Transferred from the old Courts of Probate and Divorce.
1875. Sir Jas. Hannen, president, Nov. 1; made an eac-officio judge of the ct. of app.
on Aug. 27, 1881, under S. C. J. Act, 1881 (see ante, p. 389).
Transferred from the old Court of Admiralty, Nov. 1, 1875.
1875. Sir Robt. Jos. Phillimore, Nov. 1; cr. bt. Dec. 15, 1881; res. 1883; d. Feb. 4,
1885.
Subsequent Appointments.
1883. Chas. Parker Butt, vice Phillimore, Apr. 3, G.; knt. Apr. 30.
392 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF REVIEW IN BANKRUPTCY.
APPo1NTED UNDER 1 & 2 WILL. IV. CAP. 56 (OCT. 20, 1831).
- Dec. 2, 1881, G.
1. Hon. Thos. Erskine, ch. judge; res. 2. Albert Pell; knt. Dec. 7 ; d. 1832.
Nov. 1842; app. just. C. P., Jan. 3. John Cross; knt. Dec. 7; d. 1842.
9, 1839, and held both offices for 4. Geo. Rose; knt. Dec. 7; res. Dec.
nearly four years. 1840, on appt. as mast. in chanc
Vice chancellor Sir Jas. Lewis Knight-Bruce was app. ch. judge in Nov. 1842, on
the resignation of Erskine. He held both offices until the Court of Review was abolished
in 1847 by 10 & 11 Vict. cap. 102, by which Act the jurisdiction of the court was trans-
ferred to such of the vice chancellors as the lord chancellor might name for that
purpose.
By the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act, 1849 (12 & 13 Vict, cap. 106), as amended
by the 14 & 15 Vict. cap. 83, extended by 30 & 31 Vict. cap. 64, the Bankruptcy Appellate
Jurisdiction was transferred to the Court of Appeal in Chancery. (See list of the
judges of that court, ante, p. 388–9.) This jurisdiction was continued by the 32 & 33
Vict. cap. 71, and on the passing of the Supreme Court of Judicature Acts (ante, pp.
350–1), was transferred to the Court of Appeal thereby established.
By the 46 & 47 Vict. cap. 52, and 47 & 48 Vict. cap. 9, the London Bankruptcy
Court was transferred to the High Court of Justice, and appellate jurisdiction in bank-
ruptcy was given to the Divisional Courts of the High Court of Justice, with an appeal
therefrom to the Court of Appeal.
CHIEF JUDGE IN BANKRUPTCY.
APPOINTED UNDER 32 & 33 WICT. CAP. 71.
1869. Jas. Bacon, Dec. 31 ; app. v. chanc. 1883, when the office of ch. judge
July 4, 1870; knt. Jan. 14, 1871. in bankruptcy was abolished by
Held both offices until Dec. 31, 46 & 47 Vict., cap. 52.
BANKRUPTCY JUDGE.
APPOINTED UNDER 46 & 47 WICT. CAP. 52.
1884. Sir Lewis Wm. Cave, just. Q. B. div. H. C. J., Jan. 1.
MASTERS IN CHANCERY. ACCOUNTANTS GENERAL OF
THE COURT OF CHANCERY.
See Introduction, ante, p. 248.
THE list of masters prior to 1597 is compiled from Foss. The list sub-
sequent to that date is founded on that compiled by the late Sir Thos.
Duffus Hardy.
The office of master in chancery was abolished in 1852 by 15 & 16
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
393
Vict. cap. 80, and the duties transferred to the vice chancellors and
their
chief clerks.
The then existing masters were gradually released
from their duties, the last retiring Aug. 8, 1860.
The office of accountant general of the Court of Chancery was created
in 1726 by 12 Geo. I. cap. 32. Although there is nothing in that statute
which requires such a qualification, yet no person has been appointed to
the office without having first become a Master in Chancery.
This
office was abolished in 1872 by 35 & 36 Vict. cap. 44, and the duties
transferred to the paymaster-general (see ante, p. 244).
A. R.
1–12.
. Thos. Bek.
11–19.
11–12.
14–33.
. Wm. de Chyrinton.
21–35.
23–35.
23–29.
23–33.
23–30.
7–
21–
23–33.
23–35.
23–33.
23–29.
25–35.
26–33.
28–33.
29–35.
29–35.
29–30.
29–33.
29–35.
30–35.
30–35.
. Jno. Fraunceis.
. Geoffrey de Welle-
35–
35–
MASTERS
EDWARD I.
Jno. de Kirkeby.
Hugh de Kendal.
Walter de Odyham.
Wm. de Hamilton.
Jno. de Cadomo.
Robt. de Radeswell.
Jno. de Derby.
Jno. de Craucombe.
Wm. de Grenefield,
aft. chanc.
Wm. de Kilkenny.
Peter de Dene.
Regd. de Braundon.
Jno. de Lacy.
Thos. de Logore.
Wm. de Birla.co.
Peter de Insula.
Robt. de Pykering.
Wm. de Pykering.
Wrm. de Sardenne.
Philip Martel.
Rd. de Plumstok.
Robt. de Bardelby.
Jno. Busshe.
ford.
EDWARD II.
Robt. de Radeswell,
contal.
. Peter de Dene,
contal.
Thos. de Logore,
contal.
Jno. de Cadomo,
contal.
. Robt. de Pykering,
contal.
. Wm. de Pykering,
contal.
... Rd. Plumstok, contal.
. Robt. de Bardelby,
contal.
. Jno. Busshe, conta.
Jno. Franceis, contal.
IN CHANCERY PRIOR To 1597.
A. R.
1–14.
1–12.
6–20.
8–
8–20.
9–16.
10 — i.
10–
10–15.
10–18.
12–14.
12–18.
13–16.
18–
. Thos.
Geoffrey de Welle-
ford, contal.
Robt. de Askeby.
Adam de Brome.
. Jno. Bray.
Wrm. de Herlaston.
Edmund de London.
Hugh de Burgh.
. Jno. Terlyng.
Jno. de Merton.
Jno. de Crosseby.
Roger de Sutton.
Wm. de Leycester.
Wm. de Cliff.
. Hy. de Edenstowe.
EDWARD III.
Adam de
contal.
Brome,
. Wm. de Herlaston,
contal.
Jno. de
contal.
Wm. de Leycester,
contal.
Hy. de Edenstowe,
contal.
Crosseby,
de Baum-
burgh.
. Adam de Herwyn-
ton.
. Jno. de Blebury.
. Thos. de Brayton, or
Drayton.
. Jno. de Longtoft.
. Edmd. de Grymesby.
. Thos. de Elingham.
, Robt. de Kettleseye.
. Wm.
de Kyldes-
bury.
. Thos. Durant.
. Jno. de Wodehouse,
aft. ch. ex.
. Hy. de Iddesworth.
. Hy. de Stratford.
. Thos. de Sibthorp.
. Thos.
de Cotyng-
ham
. Thos de Pardishowe.
A. R
15–17.
15–36. &
. Gilbert de Chishull.
18–21.
18–
18–28.
19–29.
. Jno. de Chestrefeld.
25–29.
25–29.
25–47.
. Jno. de Rokyngham.
33–43.
36–48.
36–49.
36–51.
45–48.
45–50.
22–
33–
45–51.
46–49.
49–51.
... Rd. de Tissyngton.
50–51.
50–51.
50–
50–51.
50–51.
50–51.
. Walter
51–
... Rd.
Jno. de Marton.
Elyas de Grymesby.
Thos. de Capen-
hurst.
Wm. de Emelden.
Andr. de Offord.
Jno. Gogh.
Wm. de Newnham.
Walter Power.
Jno. de Codington.
Jno. de Branketre.
Wm. de Mirfield.
Rd. de Ravenser.
Nichs. de Spaigne.
Robt. de Wykford,
aft. abp. Dublin
and chanc. Ire-
land.
Thos. de Newnham.
Simon de Multon.
Hy. de Codington.
Thos. de Thelwall.
Jno. de Fretton, or
Frethorne.
Michl. de
dale.
Peter de Barton.
Jno. de Bouland.
Skirlawe,
dean of St. Mar-
tins, aft. b.p. of
Lichfield, Bath and
Wells, and Dur-
ham.
Raven-
RICHARD II.
de
contal.
Ravenser,
. Thos. de Newnham,
contal.
Hy. de Codington,
contal.
Thos. de Thelwall,
contal.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
A. R.
1–7. Jno. de Fretton,
contal.
1–6. Michl. de Ravendale,
contal.
1–18. Peter de Barton,
contal.
1–10. Jno. de Bouland,
contal.
1–4. Walter Skirlawe,
contal.
4–23. Robt. de Faryng-
ton.
6–8. Robt. de Muskham.
10— . Robt. Manfield.
11—23.
13–18.
16–
16–23.
19–
19–23.
19–23.
. Robt. Claydon,
20–21.
. Jno.
Rd. Ronhale, or Rou-
hale.
Thos. de Midelton.
de Folkyn-
ham.
Jno de Chitterne.
. Wrm. Rouden.
19–23.
19–23.
Jno de Roderham.
Jno. Wakering, aft.
bp. of Norwich.
Nichl. Bubbewyth,
aft. bp. of London.
Simon Gaunstede.
Hugh de Gaudeby.
20–23. Jno. Springthorpe.
22–23. Jno. Rome.
HENRY IV.
1–5. Robt. de Faryngton,
contal.
1– Rd. Ronhale, or Rou-
hale, contal.
1–3. Jno. de Chitterne,
contal.
1–13. Jno. de Roderham,
contal.
1–13. Simon Gaunstede,
contal.
1–13. Jno. Springthorpe,
contal.
1–13. Jno. Rome, contal.
2–1 l. Jno. Ryngton.
. Jno. Hertelpole.
. Ralph Grenehurst.
. Hy. Malpas.
. Wm. Waltham.
HENRY. W.
Jno. de Chitterne,
contal.
Jno. de Roderham,
contal.
Jno. Springthorpe,
contal.
Jno. Rome, contal. .
Jno. Hertelpole,
contal.
Hy. Malpas, contal.
3.
#:
Jno. Frank.
Jno. Roland.
Thos. Haxey.
3– Wm. Aghton.
3–9. Jno. Thoralby.
3–9. Jno Mapilton.
3–9. Hy. Shelford.
4–9. Hy. Keys.
HENRY WI.
I— . Jno. Springthorpe,
contal.
1–10. Jno. Hertelpole,
conta.
1–9. Jno. Thoralby, contal.
1–10. Jno. Mapilton, contal.
1–18. Hy. Shelford, contal.
1–2. Hy. Keys, contal.
1–2. Jno. Roland, contal.
2–27. Jno. Stokes.
2–29. Nichl. Wymbysh.
3–14. Wm. Prestwyk.
4–32. Wrm. Hill.
10–39. Jno. Faukes.
15–39. Jno. Bate.
18–29. Robt. Monter.
20–29. Jno. Cammell.
20–27. Jno. Stokes.
20– . — Shecſield.
28–39. Rd. Wetton.
31— . Thos. Kent.
31– . Dean of St. Severino
de Bourdeaux.
31- . Rd. Langport.
31–39. Rd. Fryston.
32–39. Robt. Kirkham.
32— . Wrm. Normanton.
33— . John Derby.
38— . Gilbert Haydock.
38— . Thos. Manning.
39— . Jno. Chamberlayn.
39— . Jno. Pemberton.
EDWARD IV.
1–7. Jno. Faukes, contal.
1–3. Rd, Wetton, contal.
1–3. Jno. Bate, contal.
1–12. Rd. Fryston, contal.
1–7. Jno. Chamberlayn,
contal.
1–7. Jno. Pemberton,
contal.
1— . Wm. Swerendon.
1–17. Hy. Sharpe.
3–23. Wm. Bolton.
3- . Thos. Westhorp.
12–23. Jno. Gunthorp, dean
of Wells.
12- . Jno. Davyson.
12–17. Rd, Martyn.
12- . Rd. Woodward.
22–23. Jno. Brown.
22–23
. Wm. Kelet.
RICHARD III.
A. R.
1–3. Wm. Morland, conta.
1–3. Wm. Bolton, contal.
1–3. Jno. Gunthorp, contal.
1–3. Jno. Brown, contal.
1–3. Wm. Kelet, conta.
1 - . Thos. Hutton.
1–3. Rd. Skipton.
1–3. Robt. Blackwall.
HENRY WII.
1–11. Wm. Morland,
contal.
1— . Wm. Bolton, contal.
1–12. Jno. Gunthorp, contal.
1–11. Jno. Brown, contal.
1–7. Wm. Kelet, contal.
1–12. Rd. Skipton, contal.
1–19. Robt. Blackwall,
contal.
1–12. Thos. Barowe, (m.
rolls under Rich-
ard III.)
1–11. Jno. Morgan.
7— . Edwd. Chaderton.
7–12. Jno. Jamys.
11— . Edmd. Martyn.
12–19. Rd. Hatton.
19— . Geoffrey Simeon.
19— . Rd. Maihewe.
19— . Jas. Hubert.
HENRY WIII.
There appears to be
no record of the
re-appointments of
the Masters living
at the death of
Hen. VII.
7–21. Wm. Throgmorton,
21–28. Rd. Wolman, dean of
Wells.
21— . Roger Lupton.
21— . Edwd. Hygons.
21–25. Rowland Lee, bp. of
Lichfield and
Coventry.
21–24. Thos. Newman.
30–35. Wm. Peter, aft. sir
W.
30- . Thos. Wetherall.
30- . Rd. Layton, dean of
York.
30– . Edwd. Carne, aft
sir E.
30– . Jno. London, dean
of Oxford.
30–36. Thos. Legh, aft. Sir
T.
30–38. John Tregonwell,aft.
sir J.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
395
.Now. 22.
A. R. A. R. A. R.
36–38. Jno. Oliver, dean of 5–. Jno. Gosnold. 4-9. Robt. Weston, dean
Christchurch. 6–7. Rd. Lyell. of Wells, aft.chanc.
36–38. Anthony Bellasis. 0–7. David Lewes. of Ireland.
37–38. — Mitchell. ? Jno. Belley.
38— . Wm. Leeson. MARY. 11–26. Hy. Hervey.
- 17- . David(? Thos.)Yale.
Edward VI. 1— . Anthony Bellasis, –25. Robt. Lougher.
1–4. Sir Jno. Tregonwell, conta. 21— . — Forth.
contal. 1–2. Jno. Croke, conta. 25— . — Harris.
1-4. Jno. Oliver, contal. 1–6. Sir Rd. Read, contal. 25–45. Sir Matth. Carew.
1–7. Anthy. Bellasis, 1–. Rd. Lyell, contal. 25–45. Sir Rd. Swale.
contal. 1–. David Lewes, contal, | 30–33. Julius Caesar.
1–2. Wm. Leeson, contal. ? Wm. Awbrey. 36–45. Sir Edwd. Stanhope.
2- . — Grimstead. | ? Wm. Mowse. –42. Thos. Bynge,
2–4. — Standish. 38–45. Thos. Legge.
3–4. — Hussey. ELIZABETH. 38–45. Jno. Home.
3–6. Jno. Croke. 1–17. Sir Rd. Read, contd. –40. Rd. Cosin.
4— . Wm. Cooke. 1–26. David Lewes, contal. 38–44. Lawrence Hussey.
4- . — Breten. 3–4. — Vaughan. 38–40. Wm. Lewen.
4–7. Sir Rd. Read. 3-17. Thos. Huyck, chanc. 38–45. Wm. or Jno. Hunt.
5- . Rd. Goodrich. of London. 38–45. Sir Jno. Amye.
MASTERS IN CHANCERY SUBSEQUENT TO 1597.
The Accountants General are marked *
1597. Dec. 2. Wm. Lambard, race 1624. Dec. 18. Edwd. Clarke, vice Wol-
Cossyne. veridge.
1598. Apr. 17. John Tyndall, vice Lewen. 1625.8 July 22. Thos. Eden, vice James.
1599, Dec. 21. Geo. Carewe, vice Bynge. 1627. July 3. John Page, vice Hay-
1601. Aug. 27. Edwd. Grymstone, vice ward.
Lambard. 1631. Jan. 22. Sir Dudley Digges, vice
1602. Feb. 23. Hy. Hickman, vice Hussey. Thelwall.
1607. July 17. Hy. Thoresbye, vice | 1635. June 8. Thos. Bennett, aft. Sir T.,
Legge. vice More.
1608. Mar. 18. Sir John Bennett, vice Stan- | 1637. Mar. 20. Wm. Griffith, vice Digges.
hope. 1638. Jan. 29. Robt. Aylett, vice Mutton.
June 2. Sir Thos. Crompton, vice | 1639. Jan. 28. Wm. Child, vice Clarke.
Swale. May 20. Jas. Littleton, vice Caesar,
1609. Feb. 8. Thos. Ridley, aft. Sir T., | 1640. Nov. 10. Thos. Heath, vice Eden.
vice Crompton. 1641. July 22. Justinian Lewen, aft. Sir
1612. Nov. 24. Gregory Bonhault, vice J., vice Griffith.
Geo. Carewe. 1643. Apr. 12. Sir Thos. Mainwaring, vice
1614. Apr. 12. Fras. James, vice Bon- Salter.
hault. 1644. June 1. John Sadler, vice Michell.
1615. May 17. Jas., or Jno. Wolveridge, 1645. Aug. 2. Arthur Duck, vice Little-
vice Thoresbye. ton.
May 19. Sir Chas. Caesar, vice | 1646. Feb. 6. Edwin, or Edwd. Rich.
* Hunt. vice Heath.
1616. Feb. 17. Richd. More, vice Hick- Nov. 21. Wm. Hakewell, vice Rich.
Illa, Il. 1647. June 2. Edwd. Eltonhed, vice Main-
Nov. 13. John Hayward, aft. Sir J., waring.
vice Tyndall. 1650. May 22. John Bonde, vice Duck.
1617. Jan. 11. Ewball Thelwall, vice 1651. Aug. 6. Robt. Keylway, vice
Hone. Lewen.
1618. Aug. 7. Robt. Rich, vice sir M. 1652. July 12. Thos. Estcourt, vice Hake-
Carew. well.
1619. Oct. 30. John Michell, vice Ridley. July 14. Nathl. Hobart, vice Leech.
1621. July 11. Edwd. Salter, vice Amye. 1655. May 3. Arthur Barnardiston, vice
July 16. Edwd. Leech, vice Bennett. - Bonde.
% # Sir Wm. Birde, vice Grym- June 21. Wm. Harrington, vice Bar-
stone (19–22 Jas. I.) nardiston.
1624. Oct. 14. Sir Peter Mutton, vice Nov. 15. Wm. Glascocke, vice Page.
Birde. Edmd. Gyles, vice Aylett.
396
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1656.
1659.
1660.
1664.
1665.
1667.
1669.
1670.
1672.
1673.
1675,
1676.
1680.
1682.
1683.
1684.
1685.
1688.
1689.
1694.
1699.
Feb. 4.
May 30.
June 7.
May 31.
June 1
June 2.
June 4
June 5.
June 6.
June 18.
Oct. 1.
June 26.
Nov. 15.
Oct. 3.
Nov. 19.
June 29.
Dec. 10.
Dec. 26.
July 5.
Jan. 2.
Jan 9.
Feb. 11.
June 7.
Dec. 24.
July 7.
Jan. 29.
June 28.
Apr. 12.
Apr. 27.
May 13.
June 20.
Mar. 26.
Mar. 8.
Oct. 20.
June 28.
Feb. 23.
Thos. Bulstrode,
Sadler.
Robt. Warsup, vice Glas-
cocke.
Wm. Eden, vice Child.
Wm. Child, again, vice
Eden.
Justinian Lewen,
vice Keylway.
vice
again,
. Thos. Estcourt, re-app.
Thos, Bird, vice Gyles.
. Thos. Bennett, re-app.
Mounteford
vice Rich.
Nathl. Hobart, re-app.
Wm. Glascocke, vice War-
Brampston,
Sup.
Walter Littleton, vice Har-
rington.
Sir Edmund, or Edwd.
Pearce, vice Bulstrode.
Toby Woolrich, vice Elton-
hed.
John Coell, vice Woolrich.
Wm. Lisle, vice Bird.
Richd. Proctor, vice Lisle.
Thos. Croft, vice Pearce.
John Halsey, vice Proctor.
Robt. Steward, vice Ben-
nett.
Timothy Baldwin, vice
Halsey.
Andrew Hacket, vice
Littleton.
Wm. Beversham, vice
Croft.
Wm. Howell, vice Lewen.
Edwd. Lowe, aft. Sir E.,
vice Howell.
Wm. Pargeter, vice Ste-
ward.
Saml.
geter.
Sir Lacon Wm. Child, vice
Wm. Child.
Miles Cooke, vice Hobart.
John Franklyn, vice Glas-
cocke.
John Hoskins, vice Bramp-
ston.
Adam Oatley, vice Hacket.
Robt. Legard, vice Bald-
win.
Jas. Astry, vice Estcourt.
John, or Jas. Edisbury,
vice Lowe.
John Methwen, vice Coell.
Roger Meredith, vice
Clarke.
Saml. Keck, vice Bevers-
ham.
Thos. Pitt, vice Oatley.
Richd. Holford, vice Astry.
Hy. Newton, aft. Sir H.,
vice Cooke.
Clarke, vice Par-
1700.
1701.
1703.
1706.
1708.
1709.
1710.
1711.
1712.
1717.
1719.
1720.
1721.
1723.
1724.
1726.
1727.
1728.
1731.
1732.
1738.
1739.
1749.
July 1.
Aug. 20.
July 20.
Aug. 7.
Aug. 22.
Mar. 17.
July 24.
Dec. 2.
June 6.
Oct. 17.
Nov. 3.
Mar. 10.
Oct. 14.
Jan. 7.
July 29.
Jan. 10.
May 18.
Aug. 9.
June 1.
Feb. 1.
Aug. 5.
June 29.
Dec. 12.
Feb. 17.
May 29.
May 19.
June 2.
Mar. 31.
May 12.
Feb. 10.
Mar. 2.
Aug. 9.
. Aug. 14.
. Apr. 24.
. Oct. 27.
. Mar. 8.
. Sept. 21.
Thos. Gery, vice Meredith.
Wm. Rogers, vice Newton.
Jno. Hiccocks, vice Hoskins.
Jas. Medlycott, vice Meth-
Well,
Wm. Fellows, vice Frank-
lyn.
John Meller, vice Edis-
bury.
John Orlebar, vice sir L.
W. Child.
Fleetwood Dormer, vice
Holford.
Saml. Browning, vice
Keck.
Robt. Holford, vice Legard.
Hy. Lovibond, vice Pitt.
John Bennett, vice Medly-
cott.
Richd. Godfrey, vice Gery.
Jas. Lightbourn, vice
Browning.
John Borrett, vice Meller.
Edwd. Conway, vice Orle-
bar.
Hy. Edwards, vice Dormer.
Wm. Kynaston, vice Rogers.
Thos. Bennett, vice Hic-
cocks.
Fras. Elde, vice Fellows.
Mark Thurston, vice Bor-
rett.
*Hy. Edwards, app. acct.
gen.
*Fras. Cudworth Masham,
app. acct, gen., vice
Edwards.
Saml. Burroughs, vice God-
frey.
Robt. Yard, vice Conway.
Anthy. Allen, vice Yard.
John Tothill, vice Lovi-
bond.
*Mark Thurston, app. acct.
gen., vice Masham.
Wm. Spicer, app. master,
vice Thurston.
Richd. Edwards, vice Tot-
hill.
Edmd. Sawyer, vice Light-
bourn.
Hy. Montague, vice John
Bennett.
Thos. Lane, vice Kynas-
ton.
*John Waple, app. acct.
gen., vice Thurston.
Peter Holford, vice Robt.
Holford.
Thos. Harris, vice Allen.
*Peter Davall, app. acct.
gen., vice Waple.
Peter Bonner, vice Sawyer.
John Browning, vice Elde.
Thos. Anguish, vice Spicer.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
397
1761.
1763.
1764.
1765.
1767.
, 1773.
1775.
1778,
1780.
1781.
1782.
I786.
1787.
1790.
iſ 95.
1801.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1807.
1809.
Nov. 7.
Jan. 10.
Jan. 15.
June 20.
June 24.
Dec. 3.
Aug. 6.
Jan. 21.
July 26.
Dec. 19.
Mar. 6.
Apr. 11.
Aug. 6.
May 11.
Jan. 4.
Apr. 1.
Feb. 13.
Nov. 11.
May 16.
Nov. 20.
June 2.
Feb. 1.
Mar. 28.
Jan. 13.
July 18.
July 23.
Jan. 16.
Apr. 1.
Feb. 10.
Nov. 9.
Wm. Graves, vice Bur-
roughs.
*Thos. Anguish, app.
acct. gen., vice Davall.
Saml. Pechell, app. master,
vice Anguish.
John Eames, vice Thos.
Bennett.
Edwd. Montague,
Bonner.
Thos. Cuddon, vice Hy.
Montague.
Robt. Pratt, vice Richd.
Edwards.
Edwd. Leeds, vice Lane.
Wm. Weller Pepys, vice
Pratt.
John Hett, vice Cuddon.
Fras. Ord, vice Harris.
Robt. Bicknell, vice Brown-
ing.
vice
John Wilmot, vice Bick-
mell.
Alexr. Thomson, vice
Pechell.
*Alexr. Thomson, app.
acct. gen., vice Anguish.
Alexr. Popham, app.
master, vice Thomson.
*Thos. Walker, app. acct.
gen., vice Thomson.
John Spranger, vice Hett.
Nichs. Smith, vice Eames.
John Simeon, vice Edwd.
Montague.
John Campbell,
Graves.
*Nichs. Smith, app. acct.
gen., vice Walker.
Nichs. Ridley, app. master,
vice Smith.
Fras. Paul Stratford, vice
Leeds.
John Springett Harvey,
vice Wilmot.
Saml. Compton Cox, vice
Holford.
Jas. Stanley, vice Spranger.
Robt. Steele, vice Ridley.
Edwd. Morris, vice Weller.
Chas. Thomson, väce
Popham.
Wm. Alexander, vice Ord.
vice
1811.
1815.
1817.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1823.
1824.
1826.
1831.
1836.
1838.
I839.
1840.
1841.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
Feb. 20. Jas. Stephen, vice Stanley.
June 22. Jos. Jekyll, vice Morris.
July 30. Wm. Courtenay, vice
Steele.
Nov. 29. *John Campbell, app.
acct. gen., vice Smith.
John E. Dowdeswell, app.
master, vice Campbell.
July 12. Fras. Cross, vice Thomson.
Mar. 3. Jas. Trower, vice Jekyll.
Feb. 16. Wm. Wingfield, vice Alex-
ander.
Jas. Wm. Farrer,
Simeon.
*John Springett Harvey,
app. acct, gen., vice
Campbell.
23. Robt. Henley Eden, aft
ld. Henley, vice Courte-
may.
Sir Giffin Wilson, app.
master, vice Harvey.
Geo. B. Roupell, vice Cox.
Hy. Martin, vice Strat-
ford.
Feb. 8.
Mar. 9. vice
Feb.
2
Mar.
4.
Mar.
Mar. 29. Brougham, vice
Stephen.
June 9. *Wm. Geo. Adam, app.
acct, gen., vice Harvey.
June 7. Nassau Wm. Senior, vice
Trower.
Feb. 17. Andw. Hy. Lynch, vice
Roupell.
Mar. 15. Saml. Duckworth, vice
Cross.
Apr. 30. *Wm. Russell, app. acct.
gen. , vice Adam.
July — Sir Wm. Horne, vice
Martin.
Dec. 7. Sir Geo. Rose, vice ld.
Henley.
Oct. — Richd. Richards, acct.
gen, and mast. of the
ct. of exch., app. under
5 Vict. cap. 5.
Dec. 20. Wm. Hy. Tinney, vice
Duckworth.
Mar. 10. Richd. Torin Kindersley,
vice Wilson.
Dec. 6. John Elijah Blunt, vice
Wingfield.
Dec. 7. Jos. Humphry, viceDowdes-
well.
Offices abolished by 15 & 16 Vict. cap. 80, and 35 & 36 Vict, cap. 44. (See ante,
pp., 392–3.)
ATTORNEYS GENERAL.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349.
THE ATToRNEY GENERAL for the time being is the head of the bar, and
his office is esteemed the highest below the bench. It has subsisted for
six hundred years, though not under its present designation, the original
398
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
title being ATToRNATUS REGIs.
patent, was formerly “quamdiu se bene gesserit,” but is now “durante
bene placito,” and the holder retires with his political friends on every
change of administration.
1277-8.
1278–9.
1279–80.
1280–1.
1281–2.
1284–5.
1286.
1286–7.
1289–90.
1291–2.
1292–3.
1293–4.
1300–1.
1302.
1304–5.
1307–8.
1309–10.
1312–3.
1315–6.
1318–9.
1320–1.
1322–3.
1325.
1327.
1329.
1334.
1338.
1339.
1342.
1343.
1349.
1353.
1356.
1360.
1362.
1363.
1366.
1367.
The appointment, which is by letters
ATToRNEYs GENERAL.
From the reign of Edward I.
EDWARD I.
Wm. de Boneville.
Wm. de Giselham.
Gilbert de Thornton.
Alanus de Walkingham.
Jno. le Fawconer.
Wm. de Seleby.
Gilbert de Thornton, again (?).
Wm. Inge.
Jno. de Bosco.
Nichs. de Warwick
Jno. de Haydell.
Richd. de Breteville.
Hugh de Louther.
Roger de Hegham.
Jno. de Mutford.
Jno. de Cestria, or Chester.
Jno. de Mutford, again.
Jno. de Drokenesford (?).
EDWARD II.
Jno. de Chester, again.
Matt. de Scaccario.
Jno. de Norton.
Wrm. de Langeley.
Adam de Fyncham.
Geoffrey le Scrope.
Geoffrey de Fyngale.
Adam de Fyncham, again.
EDWARD III.
Alexr. de Hadenham.
Wm. de Merston, or Mershton, Feb.
26.
Richd. de Aldeburgh.
Simon de Trewythosa.
Wm. de Hepton, or Hopton.
Jno. de Lincoln, May 28.
Jno. de Clone, or Clove, Aug. 4.
Wm. de Merington.
Jno. de Clone, again.
Wm. de Thorpe.
Jno. de Lincoln, again.
Jno. de Clone, again.
Simon de Kegworth.
Hy. de Greystok.
Jno. Gaunt, or de Gaunt.
Richd. de Fryseby, May 4.
Wm. de Pleste (? Robt.).
Wm. de Nessefield.
Thos. de Shardelow, Nov. 9.
Jno. de Ashwell, May 20.
Michl. Skilling.
1378.
1381.
1384.
1386.
1898.
1399.
1401.
1407.
1410.
1414.
1420.
1429.
1452.
1461.
1471.
1481.
1483.
1485.
1486.
1509.
1518.
1522.
1524.
1525.
1529.
1535.
1540.
1545.
1552.
1559.
RICHARD II.
Thos. de Shardelow, again.
Wm. Ellis.
Laurence Dru.
Wm. de Horneby.
Edmd. Brudnell, or Brudenell.
Thos. Coveley.
HENRY TV.
Wm. de Lodington, Sept. 30.
Thos. Coveley, again.
Thos. Dereham, July 13.
Roger Hunt, Aug. 17.
Thos. Tickhill.
HENRY W.
Wrm. Babington, Jan. 16.
Wm. Babthorpe.
HENRY WI.
Jno. Wampage, Oct. 28.
Wm. de Nottingham, June 30.
EDWARD IV.
Jno. Herbert, 2 Aug. 12.
Hy. Sothill, or Sotill.
Wm. Husee, or Hussee, June 16.
Wm. Huddersfield, May 7.
EDWARD W. AND RICHARD III.
Morgan Kydwelly, May 28.
HENRY WII.
Wm. Hody, Sept. 20.
Jacob Hubbard, Nov. 3.
HENRY WIII.
Jno. Ernley, Apr.
Jno. Fitz-James, Jan. 26.
Jno. Roper, Feb.
Ralph Swillington, Apr. 1.
Richd, Lyster, ? Aug.
Christr. Hales, June 3.
Sir Jno. Baker, July 10.
Wm. Whorwode, Nov. 8.
Hy. Bradshaw, June 18.
EDWARD VI. AND MARY.
Edwd. Griffin, May 21.
ELIZABETH.
Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Jan. 22; aft.
m. rolls.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
399
1581.
1592.
1594.
1606.
1613.
1617.
1621.
1625.
1631.
1634
1641.
1645.
1644.
1649.
1659.
1649.
1660.
1670.
1673.
1675.
1679.
1681.
1687.
1689.
Sir Jno. Popham, June 1; aft. ch.
just. Q. B.
Sir Thos. Egerton, June 2; aft. ld.
kpr., ld, chanc., and ld, Elles-
IQ @I’6.
Sir Edwd. Coke, Apr. 10; aft. ch.
just. C. P. and K. B.
JAMES I.
Sir Hy. Hobart, bt., July 4; aft.
ch. just. C. P.
Sir Fras. Bacon, Oct. 27 ; aft. li.
kpr., ld, chanc., and lá. Verulam.
Sir Hy. Yelverton, bt., Mar. 12; aft.
just. C. P.
Sir Thos. Coventry, Jan. 11; aft.
ld. kpr., and ld. Coventry.
CHARLES I.
Sir Robt. Heath, Oct. 31 ; aft. ch.
just. C. P. and K. B.
Wm, Noy, Oct. 27.
. Sir Jno. Banks, Sept. 27.
Sir Edwd. Herbert, Jan. 29; aft. ch.
just. C. P.
Thos. Gardner, Nov. 3.
COMMON weal.TH.
Oliver St. John, (?) May.
St. John is named as atty. gen. by
Whitelocke, but Foss says he was
merely continued in his old office of
king's solr. gen., and that the ordi-
nance of the Commons, on which
Whitelocke relies, Imerely enabled
him to perform the duties of atty.
€Il.
w: Steele, Jan. 10; aft. recorder
of London, and ch. bar. ex.
Edmd. Prideaux, Apr. 9.
Robt. Reynolds.
CHARLES II.
Edwd. Herbert held the nominal
title during the king's exile until
1653.
Sir Geoffrey Palmer, bt., May 31.
Sir Heneage Finch, knt, and bt.,
May 10; aft. li. chanc., ld. Finch
of Daventry, and E. of Notting-
ham.
Sir Fras. North, Nov. 12; aft. ch.
just. C. P., ld, kpr., and lå, and
E. of Guilford.
Sir Wrm. Jones, Jan. 25.
Sir Creswell Levinz, or Levinge,
Oct. 27 ; aft. just. C. P.
Sir Robt. Sawyer, Feb. 24.
JAMES II.
Sir Thos. Powis, Dec. 13.
WILLIAM III.
Sir Hy. Pollexfen, Feb.; aft. ch.
just. C. P. -
1689.
1692.
1693.
1695.
1701.
1707.
1708.
1710.
1762.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1771.
1778.
1780.
1782.
1783.
Sir Geo. Treby, May 4 ; aft. ch.
just. C. P.
Sir Jno. Somers, May 3; aft. Id.
kpr., 1d. chanc., and ló. Somers.
Sir Edwd. Ward, Mar. 30; aft. ch.
bar. ex.
Sir Thos. Trevor, June 8; aft. ch
just. C. P., and lå. Trevor.
Sir Edwd. Northey, June 28.
ANNE.
Sir Simon Harcourt, Apr. 26.
Sir Jas. Montague, Oct. 22.
Sir Simon Harcourt, again, Sept. .
19; aft. la. kpr., ld. Harcourt,
and ló. chanc.
Sir Edwd. Northey, again, Oct. 19.
GEORGE I.
. Sir Nichs. Lechmere, Mar. 18; aft.
ld. Lechmere.
. Sir Robt. Raymond, May 7; aft.
just, and ch, just. K. B., and lå.
Raymond.
. Sir Philip Yorke, Feb. 1; aft. ch.
just. K. B., ld. Hardwicke, ld.
chanc., visc. Royston, and E.
Hardwicke.
GEORGE II.
. Sir Jno. Willes, Jan. ; aft. ch. just.
C, P
. Sir Dudley Ryder, Jan. 28; aft. ch.
just. K. B.
. Hon. Wm. Murray, May ; aft. ch.
just. R. B., and ló. and E. of Mans-
field.
. Sir Robt. Henley, Nov. 3; aft. Id.
kpr., ld, and visc. Henley, E. of
Northington, and ld. chanc.
. Sir Chas. Pratt, July 1; aft. ch.
just. C. P., la. chanc., and lå. and
E. Camden.
GEORGE III.
Hon. Chas. Yorke, Jan. 25.
Sir Fletcher Norton, Dec. 16; aft.
sp. ho. comms. , and lù. Grantley.
Hon. Chas. Yorke, again, Sept. 17;
aft. la. chanc.
Wm. de Grey, Aug. 6; aft. ch. just.,
C. P., and ló. Walsingham.
Edwd. Thurlow, Jan. 26 ; aft. li.
chanc. and ló. Thurlow.
Alexr. Wedderburn, June 11; aft.
ch, just. C. P., ld. Loughborough,
ld. chanc., and E. of Rosslyn.
Jas, Wallace, July 21.
Lloyd Kenyon, Apr. 18.
Jas. Wallace, again, May 2; d. Now.
following.
John Lee, Nov. 22.
Lloyd Kenyon, again, Dec. 26; aft.
m. Folls, a bt., ch. just. K. B., and
ld. Kenyon.
400
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1784.
1788.
1793.
1799.
1801.
1802.
1806.
1807.
1812.
1813.
1817.
1819.
1824
1826.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1832.
1834.
1835.
1841.
THE
The
Richd. Pepper Arden, Mar. 31; aft.
m. rolls, ch. just. C. P., and
ld. Alvanley.
Sir Archd. Macdonald, June 28; aft.
ch. bar. ex. -
Sir John Scott, Feb. 14; aft. ch.
just. C. P., ld. Eldon, ld, chanc.
and E. of Eldon.
Sir John Mitford, July 18; aft. sp.
ho. commons; lil. chanc. Ireland,
and ld. Redesdale.
Sir Edwd. Law, Feb. 14; aft. ch.
just. K.B., and ld. Ellenborough.
Pion. Spencer Perceval, Apr. 15 ;
assass. by Bellingham, while
prime minister, May 11, 1812.
Sir Arthur Pigott, Feb. 12.
Sir Vicary Gibbs, Apr. 1; aft. just.C. P.
ch. bar. ex., and ch. just. C. P.
Sir Thos. Plumer, June 26 ; aft. v.
chanc. of England, and m. rolls.
Sir Wm. Garrow, May 4; aft. bar.
€X.
Sir Saml. Shepherd, May 7; aft. a
judge in Scotland.
Sir Robt. Gifford, July 24; aft. ch.
just. C. P., ld. Gifford, and m. rolls.
GEORGE IV.
Sir John Singleton Copley, Jan. 9; aft.
m. rolls, ld. Lyndhurst, ld. chanc.
(three times), and ch. bar, ex.
Sir Chas. Wetherell, Sept. 20.
Jas. Scarlett, aft. Sir J., Apr. 27.
Sir Chas. Wetherell, again, Feb. 19.
Sir Jas. Scarlett, again, June 29;
aft. ch. bar, ex., and ló. Abinger.
WILLIAM TV.
Thos. Denman, Nov. 19 (? 26); knt.
Nov. 24; aft. ch. just. K. B. and
ld. Denman.
Sir Wm. Horne, Nov. 26 ; aft. mast.
in chanc.
Sir John Campbell, Mar. 1.
Fredk. Pollock, Dec. 17; knt. Dec. 29.
Sir John Campbell, again, Apr. 30;
aft. la. chanc. Ireland, ld. Camp-
bell, ch. duch. lanc., ch, just. Q.
B., and ló. chanc.
VICTORIA.
Sir Thos. Wilde, July 3.
Sir Fredk. Pollock, again, Sept. 6;
aft. ch. bar. ex., and a bt.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1856.
1858.
1859.
1861.
1863.
1866.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1871.
1873.
1874.
1874.
1875.
1880.
1885.
1886.
1886.
Sir Wm. Webb Follett, Apr. 15; d.
June 28, 1845.
Sir Fredk. Thesiger, June 29.
Sir Thos. Wilde, again, July 7; aft.
ch, just. C. P., ld, chanc., and lå.
Truro.
John Jervis, July 17; knt., Aug. 1;
ch, just. C. P.
Sir John Romilly, July 11; aft. m.
rolls, and lá. Romilly.
Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
Mar. 28.
Sir Fredk. Thesiger, again, Feb. 27,
aft. la. chanc., and ld. Chelms-
ford.
Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
again, Dec. 28; aft. ch. just. c.
P. and Q. B. |
Sir Richd. Bethell, Nov., knt. Now,
15.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Feb. 26; aft. ch.
bar. ex.
Sir Richd. Bethell, again, June 18;
aft, ld, chanc. and lå. Westbury,
Sir Wm. Atherton, June 27.
Sir Roundell Palmer, Oct. 2, G.; aft.
ld. chanc. and lá. and E. Selborne.
Sir Hugh McCalmont Cairns, July
10, G.; aft, ld, just app., ld.
Cairns, ld, chanc., and E. Cairns.
John Rolt, Oct. 29, G.; knt. Nov. 10;
aft. li. just. app.
Sir John Burgess Karslake, July 18.
Sir Robt. Porrett Collier, Dec. 12,
G. : aft. just. C. P., and jud. com.
P. C.
Sir John Duke Coleridge, Nov. 10,
G.; aft. ch. just. C. P., ld.
Coleridge, and ch. just. Q. B.
Hºmes, Nov. 20, G.; knt. Dec.
Sir John Burgess Karslake, again,
Feb. 27, G.
Sir Richd. Baggallay, Apr 20; aft.
ld, just. app. -
Sir John Holker, Nov. 25, G.; aft. li.
just app.
Sir Hy. James, again, May 3, G.
Richd. Everard Webster, June 26;
knt. July 9.
Chas. Arthur Russell, Feb. 9, G.;
knt. Mar. 8.
Sir Richd. Everard Webster, again,
Aug. 5.
SOLICITORS GENERAL.
SolICITOR GENERAL is next in rank to the Attorney General.
office, which was originally styled SoLLICITOR REGIs, was first
instituted in the reign of Edward IV. It is created by letters patent,
and is held on the same tenure as that of the attorney-general. The
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
401
honour of knighthood is now always conferred both upon the attorney
the solicitor-general, and, together, they are usually styled the
“Law Officers of the Crown.” -
and
1461.
1470.
1483.
1485.
1503.
1507.
1514.
1521.
1525.
1531.
1533,
1536.
1540.
1545.
1552.
1553.
1557.
1559,
1566.
1569.
1579.
1581.
1592.
1595.
1604.
1607.
1613.
1617.
1621.
1625.
1634.
1640.
1641.
SoLICITORs GENERAL.
From the reign of Edward IV.
Those marked * afterwards became attorneys general. See “ATToRNEYs GENERAL,”
ante p. 398, where their subsequent promotions are noted.
EDWARD IV.
Richd. Fowler, Mar. 12.
Richd. Page, Jan. 31.
RICHARD III.
Thos. Lynom, Aug. 26.
HENRY WII.
Andrew Dimmock or Dymock, Nov.
15. -
Thos. Lucas.
*John Ernley, July 9.
HENRY VIII.
John Port.
Richd. Lyster, July 8.
*Christr. Hales, Aug. 14.
|Baldwin Mallet.
Richd. Rich, Oct. 4.
*Wm. Whorwode, Apr. 13.
Hy. Bradshaw, Nov.
*Edwd. Griffin, June 18.
EDwARD VI.
John Gosnel or Gosnold, May 21.
MARY.
Wm. Cordell, Sept. 30.
Richd. Weston, sen. , Nov. 20.
ELIZABETH.
Richd. Roswell, Feb. 1.
Richd. Onslow, June 27.
Thos. Bromley, jun., Mar. 13; aft.
sir T. and ló. chanc.
*Sir John Popham, June 26.
*Sir Thos. Egerton, June 28.
*Sir Edwd. Coke, June 16.
Thos. Fleming, or Flemynge, Nov. 6.
JAMES I.
Sir John Doderidge, Oct.
*Sir Fras. Bacon, June 25.
*Hy. Yelverton, Oct. 29.
*Sir Thos. Coventry, Mar. 14.
*Robt. Heath, Jan. 22.
CHARLES I.
Sir Richd. Sheldon,or Shilton, Nov. 1.
Sir Edwd. Littleton, Oct. 17; aft. la.
Littleton and ló. kpr.
*Sir Edwd. Herbert, Jan. 25.
Oliver St. John, Jan. 29.
1643,
1645.
1643.
1548.
1649.
1650.
1654.
1660.
1670.
1671.
1673.
1674.
1679.
1686.
1687.
1689.
1692.
1695.
1702.
1707.
1708.
1710.
1714.
1715.
1717.
1720.
1724.
1726.
1734.
1737.
1742.
Sir Thos. Gardner, knt. and bt.,
Oct. 30.
Geoffrey Palmer, Nov. 3.
COMMONWEALTH.
Oliver St. John, continued in office
by the parliament.
*Edmd. Prideaux, Oct. 12.
John Cook, Jan. 10.
*Robt. Reynolds.
Wm. Ellis, May 24.
CHARLES II.
*Sir Heneage Finch, June 6.
Sir Edwd. Turner, May 11; aft. ch.
bar. ex.
*Sir Fras. North, May 20.
*Sir Wm. Jones, Nov. 11.
Sir Fras. Winnington, Dec.
Hon. Heneage Finch, Jan. 13.
JAMES II.
*Sir Thos. Powys, or Powis, Apr.
26.
Sir Wm. Williams, Dec. 13.
WILLIAM III.
*Sir Geo. Treby, Feb.
*John Somers, May 4.
*Sir Thos. Trevor, May 3.
Sir John Hawles, June 8.
ANNE.
*Sir Simon Harcourt, June 1.
*Sir Jas. Montagu, Apr. 26.
Robt. Eyre, Oct. 22; aft. just. Q. B.,
ch, bar. ex., and ch. just. C. P.
*Sir Robt. Raymond, May 13.
GEORGE I.
*Nichs. Lechmere, Oct. 14.
John Fortescue Aland, Dec. 6; aft.
bar, ex., just. K. B., just. C. P.,
and, ld. Fortescue, in Ireland.
Sir Wm. Thomson, Jan. 24; aft. bar.
€X.
*Sir Philip Yorke, Mar. 23.
Sir Clement Wearg, Feb. 1; d. next
year.
Chas. Talbot, Apr. 23;
chanc. and ló. Talbot.
GEORGE II.
*Sir Dudley Ryder, Jan.
John Strange, Jan. 28; aft. m. rolls,
*Hon. Wm. Murray, Nov. 27.
aft. li.
26
402
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1754.
1756.
1762.
1763.
1766.
1768.
1770.
1771.
1778.
1780.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1788.
1793.
1799.
1801.
1802.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1812.
1813,
1830.
1832.
1834.
. *Chas. Wetherell, Jan. 12;
Sir Richd. Lloyd, May; aft. bar. ex.
*Hon. Chas. Yorke, Nov. 3.
GEORGE III.
*Fletcher Norton, Jan. 25.
*Wm. de Grey, Dec. 16.
Edwd. Willes, Aug. 6; aft. just.
IK. B.
John Dunning, Jan. 28; aft. li. Ash-
burton.
*Edwd. Thurlow, Mar. 30.
*Alexr. Wedderburn, Jan. 26.
*Jas. Wallace, June 11.
Jas. Mansfield, Sept. 1.
*John Lee, Apr. 18.
*Richd. Pepper Arden, Nov. 7.
*John Lee, again, Apr. 18.
Jas. Mansfield, again, Nov. 22; aft.
ch. just. C. P.
*Richd. Pepper Arden, again, Dec.
26
*Archd. Macdonald, Apr. 8.
*John Scott, aft. Sir J., June 28.
*John Mitford, aft, sir J., Feb. 14.
Wm. Grant, aft. Sir W., July 18; aft.
m. rolls.
*Hon. Spencer Perceval, Feb. 14.
Thos. Manners Sutton, May 11; knt.
May 19 ; aft. bar. ex., ld, chanc.
Ireland, and ld. Manners.
*Vicary Gibbs, Feb. 12; knt. Feb.
20.
Saml. Romilly, aft. Sir S., Feb. 12.
*Thos. Plumer, aft. Sir T., Apr. 1.
*Wm. Garrow, June 26; knt. July
17.
Robt. Dallas, May 4; knt. May 9;
aft. just. and ch. just. C. P.
*Saml. Shepherd, Dec. 22; knt. May
11, 1814.
. *Robt. Gifford, May 9; knt. May
29.
. *John Singleton Copley, aft. Sir J.,
July 24.
GEORGE IV.
knt.
Mar. 10.
. Nicolas Conyngham Tindal, Sept. .
20; knt. Nov. 27; aft. ch. just.
C. P.
. Sir Edwd. Burtenshaw Sugden, June
29; knt. June 10; aft. li. chanc.
Ireland, ld. St. Leonards, and lå.
chanc.
WILLIAM IV.
*Wm. Horne, Nov. 26 ; knt. Nov.
24.
*John Campbell, Nov. 26; knt. Dec.
3
Chas. Christr. Pepys, Feb. 25; knt.
Feb. 26; aft. m. rolls, ld. Cotten-
ham, ld, chanc., and E. of Cot-
tenham.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1841.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1848.
1850.
1851.
Robt. Monsey Rolfe, Nov. 6.
*Wm. Webb Follett, Dec. 20; knt,
Dec. 22.
Robt. Momsey Rolfe, again, May 4 ;
knt. May 6; aft. bar. ex., v.
chanc., ld. Cranworth, ld. just.
app., and lå. chanc.
VICTORIA.
*Thos. Wilde, Dec. 2; knt. Feb. 19,
1840.
*Sir Wm. Webb Follett,
Sept. 6.
*Fredk. Thesiger, Apr. 15 ; knt
May 23.
Fitzroy Kelly, July 17; knt. Aug. 8.
*John Jervis, July 4.
David Dundas, July 18; knt. Feb.
24, 1847. -
*John Romilly, Mar. ; knt. May
17.
*Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn, July
11; knt. Aug. 14.
Wm. Page Wood, Mar. 28; knt.
Apr. 14; aft. v. chanc.; lil. just.
app., ld, chanc., and 1d. Hather-
le
again,
y.
. *Sir Fitzroy Kelley, again, Feb. 27.
*Richd. Bethell, Dec. 28; knt. June
13, 1853.
1856. Hon Jas. Stuart Wortley, Nov.
22.
1857. Hy. Singer Keating, May 28; knt.
1861.
1863.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1871.
1873.
June 18.
*Hugh MacCalmont Cairns, aft. sir
H., Feb. 26.
. Sir Hy. Singer Keating, again, June
18; aft. just. C. P.
*Wm. Atherton, Dec. 16, G.; knt.
Feb. 23, 1860.
*Roundell Palmer, June 28 ; knt.
Aug. 5.
*Robt. Porrett Collier, Oct. 2, G.;
knt. Nov. 23.
*Wm. Bovill, July 10, G.; knt. July
26; aft. ch. just. C. P.
*John Burgess Karslake, Nov. 29,
G.; knt. Dec. 28.
Chas. Jasper Selwyn, July 18; knt.
Aug. 31 ; aft. 1d. just, app.
Wm. Baliol Brett, Feb. 10; knt
Feb. 29; aft. just. C. P., ld, just
app., m. rolls, and ld. Esher.
*Richd. Baggallay, Sept. 14; knt.
Dec. 9.
*John Duke Coleridge, Dec. 12, G.;
knt. Dec. 12.
Geo. Jessel, Nov. 10, G.; knt. Feb.
21, 1872; aft. m. rolls.
*Hy. James, Sept. 26, G.; knt.
Dec. 12.
Wm. Geo. Granville Venables Ver-
mon Harcourt, Nov. 20, G.; knt.
Dec. 12; aft, ch. ex., &c.
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403
1874. *Sir Richd. Baggallay, again, Feb.
27, G. -
*John Holker, Apr. 20; knt. Dec.
12.
Hardinge Stanley Giffard, Nov. 25,
G.; knt. Nov. 27; aft. Id. chanc.
and lù. Halsbury.
Farrer Herschell, May 3, G.; knt.
1875.
1880.
May 13. ; aft. la. chanc. and lù.
Herschell.
1885. John Eldon Gorst, July 2, G.; knt.
Aug. 1. *
1886. Horace Davey, Feb. 15, G.; knt.
Mar. 8.
Edwd. Geo. Clarke, Aug. 6; knt.
Aug. 16.
JUDGES OF THE COUNTY COURTS.
THESE courts were established under 9 & 10 Vict. cap. 95 (Aug. 28,
1846), and Orders in Council dated Dec. 19, 1846, and Feb. 4, and Mar.
9, 1847.
The judges' style and precedence are fixed by Order in Council dated
Aug. 7, 1884. They are to be “called, known, and addressed as “his
honour’ prefixed to the word ‘judge’ before their respectives names,”
and to have “rank and precedence next after knight bachelors.”
This list has been compiled and very kindly furnished by Mr. F.
Boase, the librarian to the Incorporated Law Society.
JUDGES OF THE COUNTY COURTs.
ORIGINAL APPOINTMENTS.
March, 1847.
Jas. Manning, S.L., res. Feb. 1863.
Hy. Storks, S. L., res. Sept. 1859.
Thos. Starkie, Q.C., d. Apr. 15, 1849.
John Herbert Koe, Q.C., d. Sept. 3,
1860.
Nathl. Richd. Clarke, S.L., d. July 31,
1859.
John Billingsley Parry, Q.C., res. Sept.
1874.
Fras. King Eagle, d. June 8, 1856.
John Wilson, d. Dec. 6, 1851.
John Tyrrell, res. Dec. 1864.
Geo. Hutton Wilkinson, res. May 1853.
Joseph Grace Smith, d. Mar. 26, 1859.
Uvedale Corbett, res. Sept. 1865.
John Farquhar Fraser, d. Feb. 1865.
John Addison, d. July 14, 1859.
Wm. Lowndes, d. Mar. 31, 1850.
Andrew Amos, res. Sept. 1852.
Chas. Heneage Elsley, res. 1854.
Arthur Palmer, res. 1854.
Robt. Brandt, d. Apr. 15, 1862.
John Hildyard, d. Feb. 13, 1855.
Thos. Horncastle Marshall, d. Feb. 18,
1875;
Wm. Mackworth Praed,
1857.
Edwd. Everett, res. Dec. 1867.
Robt. Griffiths Temple, d. Jan. 11, 1859.
Richd. Leigh Trafford, res. Oct. 1862.
Hy. Downer Stapylton, res.
1873.
Benj. Parham, res. 1859.
Wm. Adam Hulton, res. 1886.
Jas. Espinasse, d. Mar. 16, 1867.
d. Oct. 2,
Jan.
| Geo. Granville Kekewich, d. Jan. 7, 1857.
| John Collyer, d. Sept. 1, 1870.
Chas. Harwood, d. Sept. 25, 1866.
John Dick Burnaby, d. Dec. 29, 1855.
Wm. Gurdon, res. Mar. 1871.
Denis Creagh Moylan, d. 1849.
Richd. Wildman, res. Apr. 1881.
John Stock Turner Green, res. Mar. 1872;
no successor app.
Geo. Clive, res. Feb. 1857.
John Geo. Stapylton Smith, d. Oct. 23,
1862.
Jos. Thos. Cantrell, d. Apr. 6, 1862.
John Johnes, res. Oct. 1861.
Thos. Jacob Birch, d. Apr. 26, 1868.
David Leahy, d. June 21, 1847.
Chas. Jas. Gale, res. Oct. 1874.
Robt. Wharton, d. Oct. 27, 1848.
Jas. Francillon, d. Sept. 3, 1866.
Wm. Raines, d. Jan. 28, 1874.
Wm. Walker, res. Nov. 10, 1863.
John Monson Carrow, d. May 8, 1853.
Fredk. Trotter Dimsdale, d. July 8, 1872;
no successor app.
Theoph. Hastings Ingham.
Arthur Jas. Johnes, res. Dec. 1870.
Douglas Devon Heath, res. Sept. 1865.
John Maurice Herbert, d. Nov. 3, 1882,
Jos. St. John Yates, res. July 1882.
John Wm. Harden, d. Apr. 16, 1875.
Edwd. Lewis Richards, d. June
1863.
John W. Wing, d. June 18, 1855.
Jas. Stansfeld, res. Sept. 1871.
Wm. Furner, res. Sept. 1877.
25,
26 %
404
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
Geo. Chilton, Q.C., June, vice Leahy,
dec. ; d. Nov. 1, 1852.
Alf. Sept. Dowling, S.L., Nov. 9,
vice Wharton, dec.; d. Mar. 3,
1868.
Herbt. Geo. Jones, S.L., Apr. 16,
vice Starkie, dec.; d. Feb. 17,
1866.
Fras. Bayley, Nov. 28, vice Moylan,
dec.
Wm. Ramshay, Apr., vice Lowndes,
dec. ; rem. Nov. 1851.
Jos. Pollock, Nov., vice Ramshay,
rem. ; res. Oct. 1857.
Thos. Falconer, Dec. 22, vice Wil-
son, dec. ; res. Dec. 1881.
Jno. Leycester Adolphus, Oct., vice
Amos, res. ; d. Dec. 24, 1862.
Jno. Pitt Taylor, Nov. 2, vice Chil-
ton, dec. ; res. Oct. 1885.
Graham Willmore. Q.C., May, vice
Carrow, dec. ; d. June 19,
1856.
James Losh, May, vice Wilkinson,
res. ; d. Oct. 1, 1858.
Sir Jno. Eardley Eardley-Wilmot,
bt., Jan. 26, vice Palmer, res. ;
res. Nov. 1871.
Edwd. Cooke, Jan., vice Elsley, res. ;
res. 1861.
Jas. Jno. Lonsdale, Feb. 14, vice
Hildyard, dec.; res. Mar. 1884.
Christr. Temple, Q.C., June, vice
Wing, dec. ; d. Jan. 21, 1871.
Robt. Miller, S. L., Jan. 1, vice Bur-
naby, dec.; d. Aug. 5, 1876.
Jno. Worlledge, June 9, vice Eagle,
dec.; res. June 1880.
Chas. Saunders, June 23, vice Will-
more, dec. ; d. Apr. 8, 1872. No
successor appointed.
Chas. Shapland Whitmore, Feb. 10,
vice Clive, res. ; d. May 17, 1877.
Chas. Dacres Bevan, Jan. 22, vice
Kekewich, dec. ; d. June 24,
1872.
Matt. Fortescue, Oct. 8, vice Praed,
dec.; d. Mar. 27, 1883.
Jas. Kennedy Blair, Oct. 22, vice
Pollock, res. ; res. Feb. 28, 1872.
Jno. Bury Dasent, Oct. 2, vice Losh,
dec. ; res. Jan. 1884.
Sir Walter Buchanan-Riddell, bt.,
Jan. 12, vice R. G. Temple, dec.;
res. July 1879.
Camille Felix Desiré Caillard, Mar.
27, vice J. G. Smith, dec.
Robt. Segar, July, vice Addison,
dec. ; d. May 1862.
1859.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1865.
1866.
1867.
Allan Maclean Skinner, Q.C., Aug.
1, vice Clarke, dec.; res. Sept.
1872. ;
Rupert Alf. Kettle, aft. Sir R., Oct.
15, vice Parham, res.
Wm. Hy. Willes, Sept., vice Storks,
res. ; d. Feb. 2, 1863.
Jas. Whigham, Sept. 5, vice Koe,
dec.
Fras. Ellis, aft. Ellis-McTaggart,
May 4, vice E. Cooke, res. ; d.
Mar. 15, 1872.
Hy. Ridgard Bagshawe, Q.C., Oct.
30, vice J. Johnes, res. ; d. May
16, 1870.
Wm. Elmsley, Q.C., Apr. 16, vice
Cantrell, dec.; d. Dec. 20, 1866.
Edwd. Ovens, May 8, vice Brandt,
dec, ; d. Feb. 19, 1869.
Thos. Wheeler, s. L., May 26, vice
Segar, dec. ; d. June 17, 1883.
Wm. Nichols, Oct. 22, vice Trafford,
res. ; d. Dec. 29, 1864.
Jno. Godfrey Teed, Q.C., Oct. 31,
vice J. G. T. Smith, dec. ; d. Oct.
20, 1871.
Wm. Blanshard, Jan. 10, vice Adol-
phus, dec.; res. 1871.
Edwd. Jno. Lloyd, Q.C., Feb. 18,
vice Willes, dec, ; res. Sept.
1874.
Wm. Spooner, Feb. 13, vice Manning,
res. ; d. May 19, 1880.
Robt. Vaughan Williams, July 7,
vice Richards, dec, ; res. Sept.
1874.
Thos. Ellison, Nov. 10, vice Walker,
TOS,
Chas. Erdman Petersdorff, S.L., Jan. ,
1, vvce Tyrrell, res. ; res. Dec.
1885.
Rd. Griffiths Welford, Jan. 11, vice
Nichols, dec.; d. Sept. 2, 1872.
Hy. Jas. Stonor, Feb. 17, vice Fraser,
dec.
Geo. Lake Russell, Sept. 21, vice
Heath, res. ; d. Nov. 16, 1878.
Josiah Wm. Smith, Q.C., Sept. 26,
vice Corbett, res. ; res. Jan. 1879.
Thos. Hull Terrell, Feb. 23, vice
H. G. Jones, dec.; res. Dec. 1877.
Wm. Carmalt Scott, Sept. 7, vice
Francillon, dec. ; d. Mar. 3,
1874.
Chas. Sumner, Sept. 28, vice Har-
wood, dec. ; d. Dec. 23, 1885.
Geo. Russell, aſt. Sir G., Dec., vice
Elmsley, dec, ; res. Feb. 1884.
Wm. Thos. Shave Daniel, Q.C.,
Mar. 20, vice Espinasse, dec.; res.
Apr. 1884.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
405
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
Thos. E. P. Lefroy, Jan. 1, vice
Everett, res. ; res. Oct. 1880.
Edmd. Robt. Turner, Mar. 11, vice
Dowling. dec.
Wm. Hy. Cooke, Q.C., Apr. 29, vice
Birch, dec.
Jno. Archd. Russell, Q.C., Mar. 2,
vice Ovens, dec.
Gordon Whitbread, May 21, vºce
Bagshawe, Q.C., dec. ; d. Jan. 29,
1883.
Edmd. Beales, Sept. 17, voce Collyer,
dec. ; d. June 26, 1881.
Hy. Tindal Atkinson, S.L., Dec. 16,
vice A. J. Johnes, res. ; res. Nov.
1888.
Jno. Osborne, Q.C., Jan. 26, vice C.
Temple, dec. ; d. Nov. 23,
1872.
Jno. Thos. Abdy, Apr. 1, vice Gur-
don, res.
Delamere Robt. Blaine, Apr., vice
Blanshard, res. ; d. Dec. 13,
1871.
Homersham Cox, Oct. 1, vice Stans-
feld, res.
Thos. Jos. Cavendish Bradshaw,
Nov. 10, vice Eardley-Wilmot,
res. ; d. Dec. 17, 1884.
Jas. Stephen, Nov. 16, vºce Teed,
dec
Rd. Harington, aft. Sir R., bt.,
Jan. 6, vice Blaine, dec.
Hy. Tyrwhitt Jones Macnamara,
Apr. 1, vice Ellis-McTaggart,
dec.; res. Aug. 1873.
Thos. Perronet Edwd. Thompson,
Apr. 1, vice Blair, res.
Montagu Bere, Q.C.. June 28, vice
Bevan, dec.; d. Oct. 19, 1887.
Hy. Warwick Cole, Q.C., Sept. 11,
vice Welford, dec.; d. June 19,
1876.
Alfred Martineau, Oct. 4, vice Skin-
ner, res.
Crompton Hutton, Dec.
Osborne, dec.
Edgar Jno. Meynell, Feb. 1, vice
Stapylton, res.
Jno. Fras. Collier, Aug. 9, vice Mac-
namara, res.
C. Chapman Barber, Feb.,
Raines, dec. ; res. Mar. 1874.
Fras. Alford Bedwell, Mar. 16, vice
Barber, res.
Woodforde Ffooks Woodforde, Mar.
24, vice Scott, dec.
Robt. Alexr. Fisher, Oct. 1, vice E.
J. Lloyd, res. ; d. Sept. 30, 1879.
Patr. Marcellinus Leonard, Oct. 1,
vice Gale, res.
Edwin Plumer Price, Oct. 5, vºce
Parry, res.
Horatio Lloyd, Oct. 5, vice Vaughan
Williams, res.
27, vice
vice
1875. Jno. Walter de Longueville Giffard,
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
Mar. 15, vice Marshall, dec.; d.
Oct. 23, 1888.
Wm. Wynne Ffoulkes, May 6, vice
Harden, dec.
Jas. Motteram, Q.C., June 20, vice
Cole, dec. ; d. Sept. 19, 1884.
Fras. Barrow, Aug. 23, vice Miller,
S.L., dec, ; res. Nov. 1883.
Wm. Downes Griffith, June 9, vice
Whitmore, dec.
Vernon Lushington, Q.C., Oct. 1,
vice Furner, res.
Wm. Beresford, Jan. 1, vice Terrell.
Fras. Hy. Bacon, Nov. 23, vice G.
L. Russell, dec.
Arundel Rogers. Feb. 6, vice J. W.
Smith. res.
Wm. Jas. Metcalfe, Q.C., Oct. 20,
vice Fisher, dec.
Hy. Holroyd, May 27, vice Spooner,
dec.
Saml. Boteler Bristowe, Q.C., July 1,
vice Worlledge, res.
Wm. Thos. Greenhow, Oct. 9, vice
Lefroy, res.
Fras. Roxburgh, Q.C., aft. Sir F.,
May 1, vice Wildman, res.
Wm. Hy. Gunning Bagshawe, Q.C.,
July 1, vice Beales, dec.
Benjn. Thos. Williams, Q.C., Dec.
13, vice Falconer, res. ; res.
June 1885.
Thos. Hughes, Q.C., July 21, vice
Yates, res.
Wm. Lyon Selfe, Nov. 8, vice Her-
bert, dec.
Arthur Shelly Eddis, Q.C., Feb. 1,
vice Whitbread, dec.
Thos. Wm. Snagge, Mar. 31, vice
Fortescue, dec.
Thos. Hudson Jordan, June 18, vice
Wheeler, dec.
Jas. J. Hooper, Dec. 1, vice Barrow,
TGS,
Saml. Prentice, Q.C., Jan. 14, vice
Dasent, res.
Wrm. Stevenson Owen, Feb. 9, vice
Sir G. Russell, res.
Gwilym Williams, Apr. 1, vice Lons-
dale, res.
Jno. Jos. Powell, Q.C., Apr. 12, vice
Daniel, res.
Mackenzie Dalzell Chalmers, Sept.
27, vice Motteram, dec.
Wm. Haworth Holl, Q.C., Dec. 19,
vice Bradshaw, dec.
David Brynmor Jones, July 1, vice
B. T. Williams, res.
Philip Chasemore Ga tes, Q.C., Now
2, vice Pitt-Taylor, res.
Jno. Bishop, Jan. 1, vice Sumner
dec.
Wm. Paterson, Jan. 19, vice Peters-
dorff, res. 1885; d. 29 July, 1886.
406 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1886. Millis Coventry, Mar., vice Hulton, 1888. Jas. Broughton Edge, Nov., vice
Giffard, dec.
Jas. Mackonochie, Nov., vice Atkin-
Son, res.
I’0S,
1887. Jno. Morgan Howard, Q.C., Nov., vice
Bere, dec.
SERJEANTS-AT-LAW.
See Introduction, ante, p. 348.
THE Serjeants formerly enjoyed the exclusive right of pleading in the
Court of Common Pleas during term time, but this privilege was abo-
lished by 9 & 10 Vict. cap. 54 (Aug. 18, 1846).
The rule which required every judge of the common law courts to
take, or to have taken, the degree of a serjeant before his appointment
was abolished by the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1873. Since
that Act cane into operation in 1875 no serjeants have been appointed,
and the order is gradually dying out.
A few years ago, their inn was
sold and the proceeds divided amongst the then surviving members.
Full information concerning this ancient order will be found in Ser-
jeant Pulling's “Order of the Coif.”
SERJEANTS-AT-LAW.
Those marked * were afterwards raised to the bench. See Lists of Judges, ante,
where their subsequent promotions are noted.
K. signifies King's
wealth ; P.P. Patent of Precedence.
1274–5.
*Thos. de Weyland, K.
*John de Metingham, K.
*John de Cobbeham, K.
*Elias de Beckingham, K.
1280–1.
*Gilbert de Thornton, K.
*Wm. de Giselham, K.
1291–2.
*Wm. Inge, K.
1292–3.
*Nichs. de Warwick, K.
1296–7.
Thos. le Mareschall, K.
1309–10.
*Roger le Scotro, P K.
*Edmd. Passele, ? K.
1315–6.
*Wm. de Herle, ? K.
*Gilbert de Toutheby, K.
*Geoffrey le Scrope, K.
*John de Stonore, ? K.
1320–1.
John de Denum.
1329.
*Richd. de Aldeburgh, K.
*John de Cantebrig, K.
1330.
*John de Trevaignon, K.
1331.
*Wm. de Denum, K.
John de Munden.
*Wm. de Shareshull, K.
Richd. de Bellishall.
Thos. de Lincoln.
1334.
*Wm. Scot, K.
*Robt. Parning, K.
Lucas de Burgh, K.
1335.
Wm. de Hopton, K.
1338.
Arnold de Doresme, ? K.
— Spigurnel, K.
Simon de Trewythosa, K.
Serjeant ; Q. Queen's Serjeant ; C. Serjeant for the Common-
1340.
*John de Stoward, or Stou-
ford, K.
1341.
*Wm. de Thorpe, K.
1343.
*Thos. de Fencotes, 2 K.
1344.
— Rokel, ? K.
1345.
*Robt. de Thorpe, K.
*Hy. Green, K.
*Thos. de Setone, K.
1346.
*Wrm. de Notton, K.
1350.
— Burton, P K.
1854.
*Wm. do Shipwith, K.
*John de Moubray, K.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
407
1356.
Wm. de Fishide.
I357.
*John Knyvet.
1362.
Edmd. Chillery, K.
*Wm. de Wychingham, K.
Wm. de Fyncheden, K.
1363.
— “Richm,” 2 K.
1366.
*Robt. Bealknap, K.
*Roger de Meres, K.
*John de Cavendish.
*John de Fencotes.
— Hillam.
Roger de Kirketon.
— Moris.
Gillardus de Ufflete.
1370.
*Roger de Fulthorpe, K.
*Hy, de Percehay, K.
1371.
— Wakbruge, ? K.
1375.
Walter Persey, 2 K.
*David Hannemere, K.
1377.,
*John Holt.
*Robt. Tresilian, K.
*Walter de Clopton, K.
John de Middleton, K.
1383.
*John Cary.
Edmd. de Clay.
*John Hill.
*Wm. Rickhill, K.
1385.
*John de Lokton, K.
1390.
*John Markham, K.
*John Wadham, K.
*Wm. Hankford, K.
*Wm. Brenchesley, K.
1397.
*Wm. Gascoigne, K.
1399.
*Robt. Tirwhit, K.
Wm. Hornby, K.
*Robt. Hill, K.
1401.
J ohn Read.
W m. Frisby.
1402.
Thos. Tildeslegh, K.
*John Colepeper, K.
1407.
*Richd. Norton, K.
1408.
Wm. Skrene, K. 1413.
1410.
*John de Preston.
*Wm. Lodington, K. 1413.
*Jas. Strangeways, K. 1415.
*Wm. Cheyne.
John Barton, jun.
Walter Askham.
*John Martin.
Wm. Wynard.
1413.
*John Halls, K. 1413.
1415.
John Barton, sen.
Thos. Lopham.
Wm. Poulet.
1418.
*Wm. Babington.
*John Martin.
Wm. Pole.
*John Cotismore.
*Win. Westbury.
*John Ivyn, or Juyn.
Thos. Rolfe.
1421.
*Wrm. Paston.
1424.
John Ellarker.
*Wrm. Goderede. K. 1430,
Wm. Hall.
*Richd. Newton.
*Thos. Fulthorpe.
Wm. Chantrell.
Robt. Caundish.
John Weston.
1429.
*John Fortescue, K. 1441.
1440.
*Wm. Yolverton,
*John Markham, K. 1443.
John Portington, K.
1443.
*Nichs. de Ayshtone,
*Richd. Bingham.
*Ralph Pole.
*Robt. Danby,
*John Prisot.
*Walter Moyle, K. 1454.
*Peter Arderne.
*Robt. Danvers, K.
1453.
Wm. Hyndestone.
*Wrm. Laken.
Wm. Wangford.
Wrm. Boeff.
*Thos. Lyttelton, K.
*Richd. Choke.
*John Needham, K. 1454.
Thos. Billing, K. 1456.
1463.
*Thos. Young, K.
*Richd. Neele, K. 1464.
*Wm. Jenney.
*Guy Fairfax, K. 1467.
*Thos. Brian.
John Grenefield.
*John Catesby, K. 1469.
Richd, Pigot, K. 1467.
1472.
Richd. Higham.
1478.
*Wm. Huse, or Hussey.
*Humphrey Starkey.
*Thos. Tremayle, K. 1481.
*John Sulyard.
*Wrm. Calowe, or Collow.
*John Vavasour, K. 1483.
*Roger Townsend, K. 1483.
Thos. Brigges.
Thos. Rogers.
1481.
Walter Keeble.
1485.
*Thos. Wood, K. 1487.
*Robt. Read, K. 1493.
*John Haws.
*John Fineux.
*Wm. Danvers,
Thos. Keeble, K. 1498.
Richd. Jay.
*Wm. Hody.
John Huddersfield, K.
*John Fisher, K.
1494.
*Humphrey Comingsby, K.
1500.
*John Boteler.
Thos. Keeble.
Thos. Oxonbridge.
*Thos. Frowy.
Richd. Highkam, K. 1498.
John Kingsmill, K. 1496.
John Yaxley.
John Mordaunt, K, 1495.
Robt. Constable.
408
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1502,
Wrm Cutler.
1503.
— Brooke.
*Robt. Brudenell, K. 1504
Wrm. Grevill,
Thos. Marrow.
Geo. Edgore.
*John More.
John Cutler.
*Richd. Eliot, K. 1506.
*Lewis Pollard, K. 1506.
Guy Palmer, K. 1513.
*Wrm. Fairfax.
Thos. Piggot, K. 1513.
1504,
— Griffin.
1505.
John Newport.
J 510.
John Newdigate, K. 1520.
Brian Palmys, jun.
John Carrell, K. 1514.
— Brooke.
John Roe.
*Anthy.
1516.
Fitzherbert, K.
1520.
Baldwin Malet, called but
exonerated.
1521.
Wrm. Rudhale.
John FitzJames.
*John Port.
Thos. Fairfax.
*John Spelman, K. 1528.
John Brown.
*Wrm. Shelley.
*Thos. Willoughby,
1530,
*Robt. Norwich, K. 1522.
*Thos. Engleſield.
1531.
*Humphrey Brown, K. 1535.
*Thos. Audley, K.
*Waltor Lake.
*John Baldwin, K.
*John Hindo, K. 1535.
*Christr. Jenney, K. 1535.
John Densell.
*Edmd. Mervin, K. 1539.
Edmd. Knightley.
*Roger Cholmley, K. 1544,
*Edwd. Montagu, K. 1537.
Roger York.
John Pakington, K.
1540.
Thos. Rushedon.
Robt. Townsend, K. 1543.
John Harris. K. 1546,
R.
*Thos. Bromley, K.
John Carrell.
Robt. Chidley.
*Wm. Coningsby.
*Wrm. Portman, K.
*Edwd. Saunders, K. 1547.
*Jas. Hales, K. 1544.
Jas. Missenden.
1542.
*Edwd. Molineux, K.
1547.
*David Brook, K. 1551.
*John Whiddon, K. 1551.
John Pollard.
Robt. Meynell.
*Richd. Morgan.
*Wrm. Coke, K, 1550.
Wm. Croke.
1552.
*Jas. Dyer, K. 1552; 'Q.
1553.
John Carrell.
Thos. Gawdy, sen.
Richd. Catlin, Q. 1555 and
1566.
Ralph Rokeby.
*Wrm. Staunford, Q. 1553.
*Wm. Dalison, Q. 1555.
Robt. Keilwey.
Robt. Brooke.
1555.
John Caryl.
John Prideaux, Q, 1558.
Geo. Wood.
*Fras. Morgan.
*Robt. Catlin, Q. 1556.
*Anthy. Browne, Q.
Geo. Seintpoll.
Wm. Bendlowes.
Geo. Brown,
John Walpole.
*Wrm. Rastall.
1558.
*Thos. Carus, Q. 1562.
*Regd. Corbet.
*John Walsh.
*John Southcote.
Wm. Simmonds.
Geo. Wall.
*Richd. Harpur.
Ranulph Cholmley.
Nichs. Powtrell, Q. 1562.
John Birch.
1559.
*Richd. Weston, Q.
1566.
— Baker, Q.
1567.
*Thos. Gawdy.
*Roger Manwood.
*Christr. Wray, Q.
*Thos. Meade.
Nichs. Barham, Q. 1573.
*John Jeffrey, Q. 1572.
Wm. Lovelace.
1572.
*Robt. Monson.
1577.
*Robt. Bell, Q.
*Wm. Ayloff.
Edwd. Baber.
*Fras. Wyndham.
*Fras. Gawdy, Q. 1582.
*Edmd. Anderson, Q. 1579.
*Robt. Shute.
*Edwd. Fenner.
1578.
*Fras. Rodes, Q. 1582.
*John Popham.
1580.
*John Clench.
*John Puckering, Q. 1586.
or 1588.
Thos. Walmsley.
Wm. Fleetwood, Q. 1592.
*Edwd. Flowerdew.
Thos. Snagge, Q. 1590,
*Wrm. Periam.
Robt. Halton.
1584.
*Thos. Gent.
*Richd. Shuttleworth.
1587.
Robt. Gardener.
*Robt. Clarke.
1589.
*Christr. Yelverton, Q. 1598.
Thos. Harmond.
Thos. Harris.
Edwd. Drew, Q. 1596.
John Cooper.
*John Glamville.
*Thos. Owen, Q. 1593.
*Fras. Beaumont.
1593–4,
Richd. Lewkenor.
*Peter Warburton.
Richd. Branthwaite.
*John Savile.
John Heale, Q. 1602.
*Thos. Fleming.
*David Williams.
*Matth. Ewens.
John Spurling.
*Geo. Kingsmill, Q.
*Edwd. Heron.
*Wm. Daniell, Q.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
4.09
1601.
Edmd. Pelham.
1603.
*John Croke, K.
*Thos. Coventry, K. 1606
*Lawrence Tanfield.
*Thos. Foster.
Robt. Barker.
*Edwd. Phelips, K.
*Augustine Nichols.
*Robt. Houghton.
Thos. Harris,
Henry Hobart.
*Jas. Altham.
John Shirley.
*Geo. Snigg.
*Richd. Hutton.
*John Doderidge, K. 1607.
*Jas. Ley.
1606.
*Edwd. Colze.
John Davies, K. 1612.
*Humphrey Winch.
1609.
*John Denham.
*Edwd. Bromley.
1610,
*Hy. Montagu, K. 1611.
1611.
*Wrm. Methwould.
1614.
Robt. Hicham, K. 1616.
*Ranulph Crewe, K.
Geo. Wilde.
Wm. Towse.
Fras. Moore.
Fras. Hervey.
Hy. Finch, K. 1616.
*Thos. Chamberlayne.
Thos. Athowe.
Leonard Bawtry.
John More.
John Chibon.
*Thos. Richardson, K. 1624.
1616,
*Edwd. Henden.
*Wrm. Jones.
1617.
Fras. Ashley, K. 1625.
1620.
John Shirley.
*Jas. Whitelock.
1623.
*Geo. Croke, K.
Rice Gwyn.
John Bridgman.
Heneage Finch.
Richd. Amherst.
Thos. Crew, K. 1624.
*Humphrey Davenport, K.
1625.
Thos. Headley.
Fras. Crawley.
Richd. Diggs.
John Dany.
John Hoskins.
Egremont Thyn.
*John Bramston, K. 1634.
1625–6.
John Lloyd.
*John Walter, K,
*Thos. Trevor, K.
Hy. Yelverton, K.
1626–7.
*Nichs. Iyde, K.
1627–8.
Rowley Ward.
*Robt. Berkeley, K.
Wm. Ayloff.
*Robt. Callice.
*Geo. Vernon.
1631–2.
*Jas. Weston.
*Robt. Heath, K. 1637.
1633–4.
*Richd. Weston.
1634–5.
*John Finch.
Ralph Whitfield, K.
1635–6.
*Thos. Malet.
1636–7.
Timothy Leving.
*John Wilde.
*Robt. Foster.
Hy. Clarke.
Thos. Milwarde.
*Richd. Cresheld.
*Edmd. Reeve.
*John Godbolt.
*Arth. Turner.
Nath. Finch, K. 1640–1.
Gilbert Boone,
*Philip Jermyn.
1637–8.
John Glanville, K. 1640–1
and 1660.
1639–40.
*Edwd. Lyttleton.
1640–1.
John Stone.
John Whitwich.
*Hy. Rolle.
Wm. Lyttleton.
*Robt. Brerewood, K.
Robt. Hyde.
Richd. Taylor.
Edwd. Atkyns.
John Greene, C. 1650.
*Peter Pheasant.
*Fras. Bacon.
Sampson Evre (? Eyre), K.
1640–1.
*John Banks.
1643–4.
*Richd. Lane.
The following being called
by the authority of Parlia-
ment only, the call was sub-
sequently declared to be in-
valid. The survivors were
subsequently recalled at the
Restoration.
1648.
*Thos. Widdrington, K. ; C.
1650.
*Thos. Bedingfield.
*Richd. Keble.
*Fras. Thorpe.
*John Bradshaw.
*Oliver St. John.
*Saml. Browne.
*John Glynne, C. 1654.
Erasmus Erle, or Earle, C.
1654.
*Bulstrode Whitelock, K.
Wm. Coniers.
*John Puleston.
Thos. Chapman.
*Thos. Gates.
Wm. Lyttleton.
Wm. Powel.
John Clerke.
John Eltonhead.
*Robt. Nicholas.
*John Parker.
Robt. Bernard.
Robt. Hutton, or Hatton.
1649.
*Peter Warburton.
*Alexr. Rigby.
Evan Seys.
*Richd. Aske.
1654.
*Richd. Pepys.
Thos. Fletcher.
*Matt. IIale.
*Wm. Stoole.
*Richd. Newdigate.
Thos. Twisden.
*Hugh Wyndham.
*John Maynard, C. 1658
| Unton Croke.
410
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1655.
*Roger Hill.
1656.
Wm. Shephard.
1658.
*John Fountaine.
*John Archor.
1659.
*Thos. Tyrroll.
— Steel.
Thos. Waller.
— Wroth.
— Finch.
— Lynne.
John Corbet.
— Hyde.
June 1, 1660.
*Sir Orlando Bridgeman.
June 22, 1660.
At the Restoration the fol-
lowing fifteen old serjeants
were recalled :—
*Sir Thos. Widdrington.
*Thos. Bedingfield.
*Saml. Brown.
*John Glynne, K.
Erasmus Earle.
Sir Robt. Bernard.
*Matthew Hale.
*John Maynard, K.
*Richd. Newdigate.
*Thos. Twisden.
*Hugh Wyndham.
John Fountain.
Evan Seys.
*John Archer.
Thos. Waller.
July 6, 1660.
*Thos. Tyrrell.
*Christr. Turner.
Geo. Beare.
Edma. or lüdwd. Iſoskins.
*Wadham Wyndham.
*Job Charlton, K. 1668.
*Sir Wm. Morton, K. 1663.
John Parker.
John Merefield.
*John Kelyng,
1661.
Chas. Holloway.
Chas. Dalison.
Thos. Broome, or Brome.
Oct. 5, 1660,
*Sir Wm. Wylde, K. 1661.
*Richd. Raynsford, or Rains-
ford.
Fredk. Hyde.
sen, K.
May 22, 1668.
*Sir John Waughan.
Oct. 30, 1669.
Tourner, K.
1671.
Nichs. Willmot.
Thos. Hardy, or Hardres,
FC. 1676.
Guibon Goddard.
Sir Richd. Hopkins.
Thos. Flint.
John Turner.
John Barton.
Sir John Howell.
*Fras. Bramstone.
Sir Hy. Peckham.
Christr. Goodfellow.
Saml. Baldwin, K. 1672.
Thos. Powys.
*Thos. Jones, K. 1671.
*Sir Wrm. Scroggs, K. 1669.
1670.
*Timothy Littleton.
May 23, 1671.
*Sir Edwd. Turner.
April 24, 1672.
*Sir Robt. Atkyns.
*Sir Edwd. Thurland.
Jan. 23, 1673.
*Sir Fras, North.
April 21, 1675.
Edwd. Pecke, K.
Tristram Conyers.
Sir Thos. Skipwith, K.
1685.
Richd. Croke.
Sir Richd. Stoto, I.C. 1676.
Sir Nichs. Pedley.
L’Estrange Calthorp, K.
Sir Robt. Shaftoe.
Fras. Barrell, or Barwell.
*Edwd. Rigby.
*Geo. Strode, K. 1676.
*Sir Fras. Pemberton, K.
Robt. Stevens,
June 4, 1675.
*Vero Bertie.
April 12, 1676.
*Wm. Montague.
y
Oct. 23, 1677.
Thos. Holt.
Thos. Rawlins.
*Wm. Gregory.
*Richd. Weston, K. 1678.
Fras. Wingfield.
Geo. Johnson.
*Robt. Baldock, K. 1685.
*Richd. Holloway, K.
1683.
Thos. Strode.
Sir John Shaw, K. 1685.
*Thos. Raymond.
*Sir Thos. Stringer, K.
1679.
*Thos. Street, K. 1678.
John Simpson, K.
*Sir Wm. Dolben, K.
May 7, 1679.
Edwd. Atkins.
Wrm. Leake.
May 12, 1680.
*Sir Geo. Jeffreys, K.
Sir John Kelyng, jun., K.
Robt. Hampson.
Edmd. West.
*Thos. Wallcott.
Sir John Boynton,
1685.
Edwd. Bigland.
Wm. Richardson.
Wm. Buckby, Bugby, or
Buckleby.
*Sir Robt. Wright, K.
Sir Fras. Manley.
Feb. 12, 1681.
*Sir Creswell Levinz,
Levinge.
Jan. 23, 1682.
Edmd. Saunders.
April 23.
*Sir Fras. Wythens.
Jan. 23, 1683.
*Sir Thos. Jenner, K.
John Windham.
Edwin Wyatt.
Edwd. Birch.
*Hy. Bedingfield, K. 1684.
*Sir Edwd. Nevil, K. 1685.
Sir Paul Barret.
Anthy. Farrington.
John Jeffreson.
*Edwd. Lutwyche,
1684.
*Richd. Heath.
Hy. Selby.
John Millington.
*Thos. Powell
Owen Wynne.
Sir Geo. Pudsey,
R.
OT
FC.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
411.
Oct. 23, 1685.
*Sir Edwd. Herbert.
Apr. 21, 1686.
*John Holt, K.
*Christr. Milton.
*John Powell.
John Tate, K, 1688.
*Wrm. Rawlinson.
Ambrose Phillips, K. and
in 1693.
Wm. Killingworth.
Hugh Hodges.
Thos. Geeres.
Geo. Hutchins, K. 1689 and
I693.
1687.
*Rd. Allibone.
*Chas. Ingleby.
June 18, 1688.
*Salathiel Lovell, K. 1695,
Q. 1702.
Hy. Chauncey.
Wm. Moses.
Fras. Fuller.
Hy. Trinder.
Wm. Thomson, K, 1689.
Wm. le Hunt.
*John Rotherham.
Vincent Denn.
May 1, 1689.
*Hy. Pollexfen.
*Nichs. Lechmere.
*Thos. Rookby, or Rokeby.
John Thurbone.
Wm. Woogen, or Wogham,
FC
Thos. or Wm. Powlett.
Nathl. Boud, K.
*Gyles Eyres.
*Hy. Hatsel.
*John Blencow.
*Peyton Ventris.
Roger Belwood,
John Tremayne, K.
John Trenchard, K. 1693.
*John Turton.
Apr. 27, 1692.
*Sir Geo. Treby.
*Saml. Eyre.
Fras. Purley.
Wm. Coward.
Wm. Edwards (?).
Goo. Prickett.
Thos. Goodinge.
*Hy. Gould, K. 1693.
Roger Moore.
Regd. Britland.
John Darnell, K. 1698, Q.
1702.
Jos. Girdler.
*Littleton Powys.
*Nathan Wright, K. 1697.
Chas. Bonython.
June 10, 1695.
*Sir Edwd. Ward.
Oct. 30, 1700.
John Green.
Chas. Whiteacre, K.
Thos. Gibbons.
*Thos. Bury.
John Keen.
Philip Neve.
Nichs. or Richd. Hooper, Q.
1702.
Hy. Turner.
*John Smith.
*Robt. Tracy
*Sir Jos. Jekyll, K. ; Q.
1702; K. 1714.
Jas. Mundy.
John Hook.
Lawrence Agar.
*John Pratt.
Wm. Hall.
Jas. Selby.
Thos. Carthew.
July 5, 1701.
*Sir Thos. Trevor.
June 23, 1702.
*Sir Thos. Powys, Q. ; K.
1714.
*Robt. Price.
June 8, 1705 (? 1706).
*Thos. Parker, Q.
Hy. Chetham.
Jas. or Jno. Grove.
*Wm. Banister.
John or St. John Brodrick.
Jos. Weld.
John Bennett.
Hy. Lloyd.
Richd. Wynne.
Richd. Richardson.
John Hoo.
John Birch, Q. 1712.
John Cheshire, Q. 1711;
R. 1715.
*John Comyns.
Thos. Webb.
Feb. 11, 1706.
*Robt. Dormer.
May 12, 1710.
*Robt. Eyre.
*Thos. Pongelly, K. 1719.
Oct. 26, 1714.
*Sir Peter King.
*Sir Saml. Dodd.
*Sir Jas. Montague.
Jan. 24, 1715.
*Fras. Page, K.
Wm. Earle.
Hy. Stevens.
John Cuthbert.
Wm. Brydges.
Thos. Hanbury,
Edwd. Whiteacre.
Wm. Branthwayt.
John Belfield, or Benfield.
Wm. Salkeld.
Edwd. Miller.
Nathl. Meade.
*Jas. Reynolds
Dec. 3, 1716.
*John Fortescue Aland.
May 31, 1722.
*Jeffrey Gilbert.
*Alexr. Denton.
Jan. 27, 1724.
*Edmd. Probyn.
*Sir Robt. Raymond,
Feb. 1, 1724.
*Lawrence Carter, K.
Thos. Morley.
Fettiplace Nott.
Jos. Girdler, jun.
John Baynes.
John Raby.
Richd. Comyns.
Wm. Hawkins.
*Wm. Chapple, K. 1729.
Jas. Shepherd.
Eyles, or Giles, Eyre, K.
1736.
Matth. Skinnor, K. 1745.
1725.
*Bernard Hale.
Oct. 24, 1727.
*Spencer Cowper.
Edwd. Corbet.
Nov. 17, 1729.
*Sir Wm. Thompson.
Simon Urlin (?)
June 13, 1730.
*Wnn. Lee,
*Thos, Birch, K. 1745,
Apr. 14, 1733.
*Thos. Reeve.
*Martin Wright.
412
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UNION OF THE SERJEANTS OF THE INN IN FLEET STREET
CHANCERY LAN.E.
April 23, 1733.
1733. Oct. 31. * Sir Philip Yorke.
1736. June 4. * Thos. Parker, K.
1737.
1740.
1742.
1745.
1747.
1750.
1753.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1757.
1759.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1764.
1765.
Jan. 27.
June 11.
Nov. 27.
Feb. 11.
May 1.
June 23.
June 23.
Feb. 3.
May 2.
Feb.
Nov. 8.
May 3.
Feb. 6.
Nov.
Jan. 23.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
1768, Jan. 29.
1770.
Feb. 12.
11.
23.
24.
Thos. Hussey.
Abraham Gapper.
Robt. Price, jun.
* Michl. Foster.
* Thos. Burnet, K. 1740.
Wm. Wynne.
John Agar.
Richd. Draper.
Robert Johnson Kettleby.
Wm. Hayward.
Saml. Prime, K. 1745.
Thos. Barnardiston.
Edwd. Bootle.
* Wm. Fortescue.
* John Willes.
* Jas. Reynolds.
Edwd. Willes (?), K. 1745.
* Sir Thos. Abney.
Wm. Eyre (? 1745).
* Thos. Denison.
Edwd. Leeds, K. 1747.
* Chas. Clarke.
* Edwd. Clive.
Hon. Heneage Legge.
David Poole, K. 1757.
* Nathl. Gundry.
* Sidney Stafford Smythe.
* Sir Richd. Adams.
Geo. Wilson.
* Sir Dudley Ryder.
* IIon. Hy. Bathurst.
*Sir John Eardley Wilmot.
* Jas. Hewitt, K. 1759.
Lomax Martin.
Wm. Davy, K. 1763.
* Hon. Wm. Murray.
* Hon. Wm. Noel.
Thos. Stanyford, or Stany-
forth.
Jas. Forster, K. 1772.
Wm. Whitaker, K.
* Geo. Nares, K.
Anthony Keck.
. * Sir Richd. Lloyd.
Nov. 7.
*Hy. Gould.
Jos. Sayer.
* Sir Chas. Pratt.
* John Burland, K. 1764.
. * Geo. Perrott.
John Glynn.
John Aspinall.
* Jos. Yates.
* Richd. Aston.
Wm. Jephson.
Richd. Leigh, K. 1771.
* Edwd. Willes.
* Wrm. Blackstone.
1770.
1771.
1772.
1774.
1775.
1776.
1777.
I778.
1779.
1780.
1781.
1783.
1786.
1787.
1788.
1789.
1793.
1794.
1796.
1798.
1799.
1800.
1801.
1802.
1804.
1805.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1812.
1813.
June 25.
Jan. 24.
May 13.
Nov. 6.
Apr. 28.
May 17.
Apr. 26.
Nov. 27.
May 6.
Nov. 29.
June 14.
Feb. 8.
June 25.
May 27.
Nov. 6.
Feb. 9.
May. 7.
Nov. 27.
June 9.
Nov. 13.
Feb. 12.
June 21.
Feb. 9.
Apr. 18.
May 14.
Feb. 12,
June 12.
July 2.
16.
Jan. 24.
June 16.
Feb. 9.
May 22.
Apr. 12.
Apr. 24.
Feb. 4.
May 28.
May 30.
May 15.
May 29.
June 23.
WITII THE SERJEANTS IN
* Wm. Hy. Ashhurst.
* Wm. de Grey.
Wm. Kempe.
Thos. Walker.
Harley Vaughan,
* Sir Jas. Eyre.
Geo. Hill, K.
* Nash Grose.
Jas. Adair, K. 1782.
* Sir Beaumont Hotham.
* John Heath.
* Sir Richd. Perryn.
* Sir John Skynner.
* Fras. Buller.
Jas. Clayton Bolton.
* Alexr Wedderburn.
Cranley Thos. Kirby.
* Giles Rooke, K. 1793.
Thos. Davenport (?).
Geo. Bond, K. 1795.
* John Wilson.
* Sir Alexr. Thompson.
* Simon Le Blanc, K. 1795.
* Soulden Lawrence.
Wm. Cockell, K. 1796.
Chas. Runnington.
Saml. Marshall.
Jas. Watson.
* Sir Lloyd Kenyon, bt.
Ralph Clayton.
Sir John Wrm. Rose.
* Sir Archd. Macdonald.
John Williams, K 1804.
Saml. Heywood.
Arthur Palmer.
Saml. Shepherd, K.
Baker John Sellon.
* John Vaughan, K. 1816.
John Lens, K. 1806.
* John Bayley.
* Alan Chambre.
* Sir John Scott.
* Wm. Draper Best, K.
1806.
* Robt. Graham.
Arthur Onslow, K. 1816.
Wm. Mackworth Praed.
* Sir Richd. Pepper Arden.
* Sir Edwd. Law.
* Jas. Mansfield.
* Sir Thos. Manners Sutton.
* Geo. Wood.
Wm. Manley.
Albert Pell, K. 1819.
Wm. Rough.
Robt. Hy. Peckwell.
Wm. Frere.
* Sir Vicary Gibbs.
* Hy. Dampier.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
413
1813.
1814.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1824.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1832.
1833.
1834.
July 6.
Nov. 18.
Feb. 26.
Nov. 22.
Jan. 20.
Feb. 12.
20.
May 4.
June 18.
Feb. 11.
May 6.
June 10.
Nov.30.
Feb. 9.
Feb. 9.
Jan. 6.
May 4.
13. Wm. St.
July 5.
June 25.
27.
Nov. 18.
Feb. 4.
June 5.
Nov. 16.
Nov. 11.
22.
Feb. 14.
Nov. 7.
Jan. 29.
Feb. 28.
* John Singleton Copley,
FC. 1819.
* Sir Robt. Dallas.
* Richd. Richards.
* John Bernard Bosanquet,
FC. 1827.
* James Alan Park.
* Chas. Abbott.
* Geo. Sowley Holroyd.
* Jas. Burrough.
* John Hullock.
Wm. Firth.
* Sir Wim. Garrow.
Wm. Taddy, K. 1827.
* John Richardson.
Vitruvius Lawes,
1834.
John Cross, K. 1827.
Thos. D'Oyley, P. P. 1834.
Thos. Peake, P. P. 1834.
* Sir Robt. Gifford.
* Wrm. Alexander.
* Jos. Littledale.
Julien Arabin,
P. P. 1834.
* Thos. Wilde, K. 1827.
* Stephen Gaselee.
Robt. Spankie, P. P. 1830;
R. 1832.
John Adams, P. P. 1834.
Thos. Andrews.
Henry Storks, P. P. 1834.
Ebenezer Ludlow, P. P.
1834.
Hy. Alworth Merewether,
R. 1832.
Wm. Oldmall Russell.
Edwd. Hobson Vitruvius
Lawes.
David Fras. Jones, aft.
Atcherley-Jones; P. P.
1830 ; K. 1832.
John Scriven, P. P. 1834.
Hy. John Stephen, P. P.
1834.
Chas. Carpenter Bompas,
P. P. 1834.
* Jas. Parke.
Edwd. Goulburn,
1834.
* Sir Nicolas Conyngham
Tindal.
* Wm. Bolland.
* Wm. Elias Taunton.
* John Patteson.
* Edwd. Hall Alderson.
Geo. Thos. Heath, P. P.
1834.
* John Gurney.
* John Taylor Coleridge,
P. P. 1834.
* Sir Thos. Denman.
* Thos. Noon Talfourd,
P. P. 1834; Q. 1846.
* John Williams.
P. P.
P. P.
1834.
1837.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1848.
1850.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
1858.
Dec. 24.
Feb. 24
Jan. 9.
Feb. 14.
Nov. 11.
Feb. 19.
June 19.
Feb. 17.
July 6.
Jan. 27.
Feb. 25.
June 16.
Nov. 12.
Feb. 6.
14.
Apr. 15.
July 10.
Nov. 7.
Jan. 28.
July 3.
Nov. 12.
Oct. 27.
July 14.
Mar. 5.
July 16.
Nov. 7.
19.
Feb.
Sir Jas. Scarlett.
* Thos. Coltman.
* Hon. Thos. Erskine.
* Wm. Hy. Maule.
* Sir Robt. Monsey Rolfe.
* Wm. Shee, P. P. 1844;
Q. 1857.
Digby Cayley Wrangham,
Q. 1857.
* Wm. Fry Channell, P. P.
1845.
Jas. Manning, P. P. 1845;
Q. 1846.
John Halcombe.
Wm. Glover.
Stephen Gaselee, jun.
* Wrm. Wightman.
John Vincent Thompson.
* Creswell Creswell.
Francis Stack Murphy,
P. P. 1847.
Herbert Geo. Jones.
Alfred Septimus Dowling.
Nathl. Richd. Clarke.
*John Barnard Byles, P. P.
1847; Q. 1857.
* Sir Fredk. Pollock.
Chas. Chadwicke Jones.
John Alexr. Kinglake, P.
P. 1849.
Edwd. Bellasis.
*W m. Erle.
* Thos. Joshua Platt.
Robt. Allen, P. P. 1850.
Edwin Sandys Bain.
Chas. Wilkins, P. P. 1850.
*Edwd. Vaughan Williams.
Arnold Wallinger.
* John, ld, Campbell,
* Sir John Jervis.
* Saml. Martin.
Robt. Miller.
* Chas. Crompton.
Trin. Vac. Robt. Matthews.
Ralph Thomas.
Mich. Vac, Geo. Atkinson.
Mar.
* Richd. Budden Crowder.
Hil. Vac. Humphry Wm. Woolrych.
July.
Jan.
* Jas. Shaw Willes.
* Geo. Wm. Wilshere
Bramwell.
Hil. Vac. * Geo. Hayes, P. P. 1861.
Nov.
, * Sir
* Gillery Pigott, P. P.1857.
Mordaunt Lawson Wells.
Wm. Ballantine, P. P. 1864.
John Humffreys Parry,
P. P. 1864.
* Wm. Hy. Watson,
Alexr. Jas.
Cockburn.
Edmd.
East. Vac. Wm. Payne.
May.
John Cross.
John Tozer.
Chas. Erdman Petersdorff.
* Hugh Hill.
414 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
*
ł859. June. * Colin Blackburn. 1868. July 24. Augustine Sargood, G., P.
Mich. Term. Peter Burke. P, 1872.
Dec. * Sir Hy. Singer Keating Aug. 24. * Sir Wm. Baliol Brett, G.
1860. April. *Jas. Plaisted Wilde. 25. * Anthy. Cleasby, G.
1861. Feb. 23. Thos. Wheeler, G. 1871. Now. *Sir Robt. Porrett Collier.f
Dec. * John Mellor. 30. * Wm. Robt. Grove, G.
1862. May 13. Michael Wn. O’Brien, G. 1872. Jan. 9. * John Richd. Quain, G.
Fredk. Lowten Spinks, G. Oct. 17. * Hon. Geo. Denman, G.
1864. Feb. 9. John Simon, G., P. P.1868. Nov. 20. * Thos. Dickson Archibald,
Alexr. Pulling, G. G.
Hy. Tindal Atkinson, G. 1873. Jan, 10. * Chas. Edwd. Pollock, G.
1865. Feb. * Montague Edwd. Smith. 23. * Sir Geo. Essex Hony-
17. Benjn. Coulson Robinson, man, bt., G.
G., P. P. 1874. Nov. 19. * Sir John Duke Coleridge,
Nov. 2. * Robt. Lush, G. G.
1866. July 16. * Sir Fitzroy Edwd. Kelly, 1874. Jan. 24. * Richd. Paul Amphlett,
G. tº
Nov. 29. * Sir Wrm. Bovill, G. 1875. Feb. * Wrm. Ventris Field.
1868. Feb. 25. * Jas. Hannen, G. 22. * John Walter Huddleston,
May 29. Edwd. Wm. Cox, G. G.
July 24. Wm. Campbell Sleigh, G. May 12. * Nathl. Lindley, G.
f There is some doubt whether this gentleman was created a serjeant on his elevation
to the bench.
doing so.
Serjeant Pulling omits him from his list, giving his reasons for
KING'S COUNSEL. QUEEN'S COUNSEL. HOLDERS OF
PATENTS OF PRECEDENCE.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349.
Those marked * were afterwalds raised to the bench. See “Lists of Judges,” ante,
where their subsequent promotions are noted,
Holders of Patents of Precedence are marked P.P.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
*Fras. Bacon?
RING JAMES I. TO KING
JAMES II.
Aug. 25, 1604.
*Sir Fras. Bacon, again (?).
*Sir Hy. Montagu ?
According to Pulling there
were no other appointments
until 1668; but Foss gives
the following:—
Mar. 17, 1626.
*John Finch.
Nov. 15, 1632.
Geo. Ratcliffe.
Oct. 7, 1634.
Richd. Shilton.
July 31, 1641.
Thos. Levingston.
Oct. 1, 1646.
Precedence granted by Par-
liament:
*John Wilde.
*Saml. Browne.
*Edmd. Prideaux.
1660.
Thos. Levingston, again.
1668.
*Fras. North.
— Miller.
1670.
*Wrm. Jones.
1671.
Fras. Goodricke.
1672.
Fras. Winnington.
1673.
*John Churchill.
1674.
John King.
1678.
*Geo. Jeffreys?
*Creswell Levinz,orLevinge.
*John Kelyng, jun.
1679.
Jas. Butler.
1681.
*Wm. Scroggs, jun.
1683.
*Thos. Jones.
Roger North.
*Fras. Wythens.
*John Trevor.
Feb. 1685.
The following were ap-
pointed or re-appointed by
Jas. II. on his accession:—
J. Ottway.
Jas. Butler, re-app.
*Thos. Hammer.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
415
*Wm. Scroggs, re-app.
*Edwd. Herbert.
Roger North, re-app.
*Thos. Jones, re-app.
Oliver Montague.
Nov. 1686.
*Richd. Allibone.
g WILLIAM III.
Wm. Aglionby.
Edwd. Clerk.
Jno. Conyers.
*Wm. Cowper.
Wrm. Farrar.
John Hawles.
Roger North, re-app.
— Osborne.
Nathl. Powell.
Wrm. Whitlock.
Wrm. Williams.
ANNE.
1702.
Wm. Whitlock, re-app.
*John Conyers, re-app.
Wm. Cowper, re-app.
Wm. Jennings.
1706.
Wm. Aglionby, re-app.
*Jas. Montagu.
1707.
*Robt. Eyre.
17—.
Edwd. Jeffreys.
Thos. Lutwyche.
John Ward.
GEORGE I.
There are no regular lists
extant, but the following
IlameS OCCUll' :–
Winnington Jeffreys.
*John Willes.
GEORGE II.
Rings Counsel and Hold-
ers of Patents of Precedence
arranged alphabetically:—
*Thos. Abney.
*Richd. Aston.
Hy. Banks.
*Hy. Bathurst.
Thos. Bootle.
A. Hume Campbell.
*Thos. Clarke.
*Wm. De Grey.
*W m. Fortescue.
*Hy. Gould.
*Nathl. Gundry.
Tºliab Harvey.
*Robt. Henley.
Paul Joddrell.
Matth. Lamb.
*Heneage Legge.
*Richd. Lloyd.
John Morton.
*W m. Noel.
Fletcher Norton
*Geo. Perrott.
*Chas. Pratt.
*Thos. Reeve.
*Thos. Sewell.
*Sidney Stafford Smythe.
*John Strange.
John Trevor.
*John Werney.
*Edwd. Willes.
*Chas. Yorke.
GEORGE III.
To the end of 1799.
King's Counsel and Patents
of Precedence ārranged al-
phabetically:—
Anthy. Thos. Abdy.
Wm. Adam.
*Wrm. Alexander.
Chas. Ambler.
John Anstruther.
*Richd. Pepper Arden.
Daines Barrington.
Edwd Bearcroft.
*Wrm. Blackstone.
Nathl. Bond.
Foster Bower.
#Fras. Buller.
*Jas. Burrough.
Fras. Burton.
Richd. Clayton.
Thos. Cooper.
Fras. Cottayne Cust.
Geo. Dallas.
Thos. Davenport.
Sylvester Douglas.
*Hon. Thos. Erskine, No. 1.
*Wrm. Garrow.
*Vicary Gibbs.
*Robt. Graham.
*Wm. Grant.
Geo. Harding.
Hy. Howarth.
Rd. Hussey.
Rd. Jackson.
Jos, Jekyll.
*Lloyd Kenyon.
*Edwd. Law.
John Lee.
Hugh Leycester.
John Lloyd.
*Archd. Macdonald.
John Maddocks.
*Jas. Mansfield.
Jno. Mitford.
Jno. Morton.
...Geo. Lewis Newnham.
Jas. Alan Park.
Hy. Partridge.
..Spencer Perceval.
... Rd. Perryn.
..Thos. Plumer.
Chas. Pratt.
| Griffith Price.
| *Rd. Richards.
Saml. Romilly
*John Scott.
Wm. Selwyn.
*Jas. Skynner.
|*Thos. Manners Sutton.
*Edwd. Thurlow.
Jas. Wallace.
John Richmond Webb.
*Alexr. Wedderburn.
John Frost Widmore.
KING's AND QUEEN’s CounsEL AND PATENTS OF PRECEDENCE, IN ORDER OF DATE,
FROM 1800 TO THE PRESENT TIME.
GEORGE III.
1804. East. Term.
Richd. Hollist.
Thos. Milles.
Geo. Wilson.
Jas. Topping, P. P.
Jas. Fomblanque, P. P.
1806. Hil. Term.
Thos. Jervis, P. P.
1806. East. Term.
Fras. Hargrave.
Philip Dauncey, P. P.
1807. Hil. Term.
Chas. Thomson.
*Anthy. Hart.
Hy. Martin.
*John Leach.
1808. Trin. Wac.
Nathl. Goodwin Clarke.
1816. East. Term.
*Jas. Burrough.
Chas Warren.
John Raine.
*Jas. Scarlett.
Jas. Trower.
Wm. Cooke.
Saml. Yate Benyon.
Wm. Agar.
John Bell.
Chas. Wetherell, P. P.
Wm. Harrison.
416
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1816. Mich. Term.
Saml. Marryat.
*John Gurney.
1818. Mich. Term.
Archd. Cullen.
Wm. Owen.
Wm. Wingfield.
Wm. Horne.
Geo. Heald.
1818. Mich. Vac.
Giffin Wilson.
Nichl. Nolan.
*Stephen Gaselee.
Robt. Matth. Casberd, P.P.
GEORGE TV.
1820. East, Term.
P. P. renewed with former
rank:—
John Fonblanque.
Thos. Jervis.
Chas. Wetherell.
Mado K. C.
R. M. Casberd.
1822. IIil. Term.
*Wm. Elias Taunton.
Christºr. Puller.
Wrm. Geo. Adam.
*Lancelot Shadwell.
*Edwd. Burtenshaw Sugden.
1826. Michs. Term.
*Chas. Christr. Pepys.
I827. East. Wac.
*Hy. Brougham, P.P.
Thos. Crosby Treslove.
*Hy. Bickersteth.
*Geo. Rose.
*John Williams.
*John Campbell.
*Fredk. Pollock.
Horace Twiss.
1827. Trin. Vac."
Chas. Fredk. Williams.
Wm. Selwyn.
*Hon. Thos. Erskine, No. 2.
1828. Michs. Term.
*Thos. Donman, P. P.
1829, Trin. Vac.
Thos. Pemberton.
*Jas. Lewis Knight, aft.
Knight-Bruce.
Hon. Chas. Ewan Law.
Wm. Hy. Tinney.
WILLIAM IV.
1830. Trin, Wac.
Made K. C. with former
rank:-
Thos. Jervis.
Sir Chas. Wetherell.
*Hy. Brougham.
P. P. renewed with former
rank :-
*Jno. Fonblanque.
*Thos. Denman.
1830. Michs. Vac.
Robt. Spankie, serit. ; P. P.
next after F. Pollock.
David Fras. Jones, aft. At-
cherley-Jones, serit. ;
P. P. next after C. E.
Law.
*Thos. Coltman.
1831. East. Term.
Wm. Walton.
1831. Trin. Term.
Wm. Fuller Boteler.
John Aug. Fras. Simpkin-
SOIl.
1831. Trin. Vac.
Chas. Butler.
Hy. Wm. Tancred.
Philip Williams.
Fras. Ludlow Holt.
1832. Trin. Wac.
John Beames.
Hy. Hall Joy.
Clement Tudway Swanston,
No. 1.
*Robt. Momsey Rolfe.
1833. Hil. Vac.
David Pollock.
Philip Courtenay.
John Blackburne.
*Wm. Hy. Maule.
1833. Trim. Vac.
John Balguy.
1834. April 25.
By warrant under the sign-
manual it was declared that
all barristers should after
the first day of Trinity Term
have an equal right with
the serjeants to practice in
the Common Pleas. By the
same warrant, precedence
was given to the following
serjeants, to rank immedi-
ately after John Balguy :—
Vitruvius Lawes.
Thos. D'Oyly.
Thos. Peake.
Wm. St. Julien Arabin.
John Adams.
Thos. Andrews.
Hy. Storks.
Ebenezer Ludlow.
John Scriven.
Hy. Jno. Stephen.
Chas. Carpenter Bompas.
Edwd. Goulburn.
Geo. Thos. Heath.
John Taylor Coleridge.
Thos. Noon Talfourd.
The warrant was declared
a nullity by the Court of
Common Pleas in Hilary
Term, 1840; but the exclu-
sive privileges of the ser-
jeants, was ultimately abol-
ished by 9 & 10 Vict., cap.
54 (Aug. 18, 1846).
1834. Trin. Vac.
*Fredk Thesiger, July 7.
Matth, Davenport Hill,
P. P., July 7.
*Wm. Erle, July 7.
*Cresswell Cresswell,Aug.2.
1834. Mich. Term.
Richd. Preston.
1834. Mich. Wac.
Wm. Webb Follett.
Danl, Wakefield.
Walker Skirrow.
Christr. Temple.
Chas. Hy. Barber.
John Miller.
Geo. Spence.
*Richd. Torin Kindersley.
Wm. Burge.
Edwd. Jacob.
*Jas. Wigram.
Hy. John Shepherd
*Thos Josh. Platt.
*Fitzroy Kelly.
1835. Hil. Wac.
Robt. Alexander.
Thos. Starkie.
1835. Trin. Term.
Basil Montagu.
1837. Hil. Wac.
Fras. J. Newman Rogers,
Feb. 24
Biggs Andrews, Feb. 24.
Geo. Chilton, Feb. 24.
Jno. Evans, Feb. 24.
Richd. Budden Crowder,
Feb. 24.
*John Jervis, P. P.
*Jas. Fras. Whitmarsh.
Chas. Purton Cooper.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
4.Tº
1839. Hil. Wac.
Wm. Goodenough Hayter,
P. P.
Saml. Girdlestone.
Robt. Waughan Richards.
*John Stuart.
Griffith Richards.
1840. Hil. Vac.
Robt. Baynes Armstrong,
Feb. 21; to rank before
*Geo. Jas. Turner
David Dundas.
Feb. 17.
*Richd. Bethell.
1841. Trin. Wac.
Wm. Whately
Richd. Godson
Sutton Sharpe
Chas. Jas. Knowley
Matth. Talbot Baines
Chas. Austin, P. P.
Hon. Jas. Stuart Wort-
ley
*Alexr. Jas. Edmél. Cock-
burn.
s
1841. Mich. Term.
Edwd. Wilbraham.
Wilkinson Matthews.
John Herbert Koe.
John Godfrey Teed.
Wm. Loftus Lowndes,
Thos. Purvis.
John Walker.
Kenyon Stevens Parker.
Jas. Russell.
Robt. Prioleau Roupell.
Thos. Oliver Anderdon.
Loftus Tottenham Wig-
T2, Ill.
1843. Hil. Vac.
Digby Cayley Wrangham,
serjt. P. P.
1843. East. Term,
Sir Geo. A. Lewin,
Hon. John C. Talbot.
*Saml. Martin.
John Arthur Roebuck.
*Wm. Hy. Watson.
1843. Mich. Wac.
*John Romilly.
1844. Trin. Vac.
John Hodgson.
Wm. John Alexander.
Chas. H. Whitehurst.
Robt. Chas. Hildyard.
*Jas. Parker.
1845. Hil. Vac.
Jas. Manning, serjt. P. P.
*Wm. Fry Channell, serjt.
P. P.
Wm. Lee.
Lebbens Chas. Humfrey.
John Billingsley Parry.
*Wm. Page Wood.
Russell Gurney.
Geo. Medd Butt.
Abrm. Hayward.
1845. Trin. Vac.
*Wm. Shee, serjt.; P. P. after
W. P. Wood, supra.
Montagu Chambers.
1846. Trin. Wac.
Jos. Humphry.
*Jas. Bacon.
Spencer Horatio Walpole.
*John Rolt.
1847. Trin. Wac.
Fras.Stack Murphy, serjt.;
P. P. after A. Hayward,
supra.
*John Barnard Byles, serjt.;
P.P. after F. S. Murphy.
1847. Mich. Term.
Chas. Buller.
1849, Hil. Wac.
Jno. Alex. Kinglake, serjt.;
P.P. after J. Rolt, supra.
Edwd. John Lloyd.
John Greenwood.
*Richd. Malins.
Fred. Calvert.
*Hy. Singer Keating.
*Roundell Palmer.
Jas. Robt. Hope, P. P.
1850. Hil. Wac.
Michl, Prendergast.
Hy. Bliss.
Chas. Sprengel Greaves.
Wrm. Chas. Townsend.
Christr. Argyle Hoggins.
Wm. Carpenter Rowe.
Thos. Colpitts Granger.
Peter Frede. O'Malley.
Barnes Peacock.
Edwin John James; dis-
barred, Trin. Vac. 1861.
Kenneth Macaulay.
1850. Mich. Term.
Robt. Allen, serjt. P. P.
Chas. Wilkins, serjt. P. P.
1851. Trin. Wac.
Robt. Ingham.
Jas. Campbell.
Thos. Chandless.
Wm. Elmsley.
John Wm. Willcock.
Walter Coulson.
Graham Willmore.
Wm. Thos. Shave Daniel.
Fredk. Wm. Slade.
John Baily.
John Geo. Phillimore.
Brent Spencer Follett.
*John Mellor.
Wm. Bulkeley Glasse.
Richd. Davis Craig.
Saml. Warren.
Robt. Pashley.
*Geo. Wm. Wilshere Bram-
well.
Jas. Anderson.
Thos. Emerson Headlam.
Wm. Atherton.
*Hugh Hill.
Chas. Jas. Hargreave.
1853. Hil. Wac.
*Wm. Milbourne James.
Hy. Alworth Merewether.
1853. Trin. Vac.
Stephen Temple.
Edwd. James.
*Montagu Edwd. Smith.
*Wrm. Robt. Grove.
1854. Trin. Vac.
Peter Erle.
Thos. Phinn, P. P.
Edma. Beckett Denison.
*Robt. Porrett Collier, P. P.
1854. Mich. Vac.
Hy. Ridgard Bagshawe.
1855. Trin. Wac.
Chas. Shapland Whitmore.
Wm. Overend.
Percival Andw. Pickering.
*Jas. Plaisted Wilde.
*Wrm. Bowill.
1856. Hil. Wac.
*Chas. Jasper Selwyn.
*Hugh McCalmont Cairns.
1857. Trin. Wac.
Hon. Edwd. Phipps.
Chas. F. F. Wordsworth.
John Locke.
*Gillery Pigott, serjt. P. P.
Allan Maclean Skinner.
*John Walter Huddlestone.
*Robt. Lush.
John Monk.
Wm. Forsyth.
*Hy. Manisty.
27
418
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1857. Mich. Wac.
Evelyn Bazalgette.
John Shapter.
Saml. Bush Toller.
Thos. Webb Greene.
Fras. Hy. Goldsmid.
*Richd. Paul Amphlett.
Jas. Fleming.
1858. Hil. Term.
Sir John Dorney Harding.
Jesse Adams.
*Robt. Jos. Phillimore.
Jas. Parker Deane.
Travers Twiss.
1858. East. Term.
David Power.
1858. Mich. Wac.
Benj. Bridges Hunter Rod-
well.
*Geo. Markham Giffard.
*Hy. Hawkins.
1859. Trin. Term.
Jno. Hinde Palmer.
Archd. Jno. Stephen.
Wm. David Lewis.
Feb. 22, 1861, G.
*Geo. Hayes, serjt. P. P.
Wm. Dugmore.
Wm. Anthy. Collins.
*Anthy. Cleasby.
Hy. Warwick Cole.
John Fraser Macqueen.
Thos. Chambers.
Edwin Plumer Price.
Josiah Wm. Smith.
*Richd. Baggallay.
Hy. Mills.
Hon. Adolphus Fred. Oc-
tavius Liddell.
*Wrm. Baliol Brett.
John Burgess Karslake.
Wm. Digby Seymour.
*John Duke Coleridge.
*Hon. Geo. Denman.
*Goo. Mellish.
Feb. 5, 1862, G.
Wm. Matthewson Hind-
march.
Geo. Boden.
Thos. Weatherley Phipson.
Nov. 1, 1862, G.
John Robt. Kenyon.
Thos. Southgate.
Arthur Hobhouse.
Nov. 20, 1862, G.
John Osborne.
Jas. St. Geo. Burke.
Feb. 3, 1863, G.
Geo. Stovin Venables.
June 20, 1863, G.
Geo. Loch.
Nov. 4, 1863, G.
Wm. Hy. Cooke.
John Gray.
John Jos. Powell.
Jan. 12, 1864, G. .
Wm. Ballantine, serjt. P. P.
Feb. 9, 1864, G.
John Humffreys Parry,
serjt. P. P.
Feb. 13, 1864, G.
David Deedy Keane.
John James Johnson.
*Wrm. Ventris Field.
July 7, 1864, G.
John Lee.
John Bridge Aspinall.
Feb. 17, 1865, G.
Thos. Webster.
Sir Thos. Phillips.
Jos. Brown.
Clement Milward.
Jas. Redford Bulwer.
*Hardinge Stanley Giffard.
Mar. 30, 1865, G.
John Peter De Gex.
Joshua Williams.
Edwd. Fras. Smith.
*Geo. Jessel.
John Shapland Edmonds
Stock.
Jan. 9, 1866, G.
Hy. Hopley White,
Hon. Anthy. John Ashley.
Hy. Wm. Cripps.
John Robt. Davison.
Wm. Geo. Granville Ven-
ables Vernon Harcourt.
June 26, 1866, G.
John Blossett Maule.
July 23, 1866, G.
Jas. Dickinson.
Robt. Scarr Sowler.
Saml. Prentice.
Thos. Jones.
*Chas. Edwd. Pollock.
Wm. Adam Mundell.
Richd. Garth,
‘sº Geo. Essex Honyman,
t.
*John Richd. Quain.
Dec. 13, 1866. G.
Thos. Spinks.
Jos. Trigge Schomberg.
Harris Prendergast.
Geo. Morley Dowdeswell.
Chas. Gre ville Prideaux.
Benj. Hardy.
Geo. Little.
Hy. Thos. Cole.
*John Pearson.
Fras. Roxburgh.
Thos. Jas. Clark.
*Hy. Cotton.
Edwd. Kent Karslake.
Geo. Druce.
*Edwd. Ebenezer Kay.
Thos. Kingdon Kingdom.
Feb. 21, 1868, G.
John Simon, serjt. P. P.
Wm. Wyllys Mackeson.
Martin Archer Shee.
John Clerk.
John Archd, Russell.
Edwd. Vaughan Richards.
Edwd. Vaughan Kenealey; ,
patent cancelled Dec. 11,
1874.
Wm. Housman Higgin.
Hy. Wyndham West.
Hy. Matthews.
Alexr. Staveley Hill.
Horace Lloyd.
*Jas. Fitzjames Stephem.
John Holker.
Clement Tudway Swans-
ton, No. 2. *g
Robt. Stuart, *
Dec. 8, 1868, G.
Wm. Golden Lumley.
Edma. FitzMoore.
Sir Patrick MacChombaich
de Colquhoun, LL.D.
Granville Robt. Hy. Somer-
set.
*Chas. Parker Butt.
Vernon Lushington.
June 22, 1869, G.
Arthur Robarts Adams.
Wrm. Cracroft Fooks.
Arthur Shelley Eddis.
Douglas Brown.
Hy. Fox Bristowe.
Peter Hy. Edlin.
Thos. Hughes.
Montagu Bere.
Jos. Kay.
Henry James.
*Hy. Chas. Lopes.
Geo. Osborne Morgan.
*Edwd. Fry.
Saml. Pope.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
419
Feb. 5, 1872, G.
Augustine Sargood, serjt.
P. P
Thos. Chas. Renshaw.
Leofric Temple.
Chas. Wrm. Wood.
AEneas John McIntyre.
Wm. John Bovill.
Saml. Boteler Bristowe.
*John Chas. Day.
John Berry Torr.
*Nathl. Lindley.
Jos. Napier Higgins.
Thos. Halhed Fischer.
Jas. Kemplay.
Theodore Aston.
Alexr. Edwd. Miller.
Chas. Arthur Russell.
*Farrer Herschell.
1872. Trin, Term.
Judah Philip Benjamin,
P. P.
Nov. 1, 1872.
John Farley Leith,
*Alfred Wills,
Feb. 3, 1873, G.
Wm. Jas. Metcalfe.
Thos. Hardwicke Cowie.
Morgan Lloyd.
Jas. Wm. Bowen.
*Watkin Williams.
*Hy. Mather Jackson.
Ralph Daniel Makinson
Littler.
July 3, 1873, G.
*Hon. Alfred Hy. Thesiger.
Feb. 5, 1874, G.
Chas. Clark.
Thos. Ewing Winslow.
Saml. Joyce.
Fredk. Waller.
Wm. Hy. Gunning Bag-
shawe.
Wm. Pearson.
Chas. Hy. Hopwood.
John Westlake.
*Jos. Wm. Chitty.
John Patlick Murphy.
Alfd. Geo. Marten.
Robt. Griffith Williams.
Arthur Cohem.
Saml. Danks Waddy.
Mar. 19, 1874, G.
Philip Chasemore Gates.
Fredc. Andw. Inderwick.
Edwd. Hy. Pember.
Fredk. Adolphus Philbrick.
Geo. Parker Bidder.
1874. Trin. Term.
Benj. Coulson Robinson,
serjt. P. P.
Alborough Henniker.
Wm. Talfourd Salter.
Hy. Rowcliffe.
John Morgan Howard.
Wm. Ambrose.
John Edwards.
June 28, 1875, G.
Thos. Campbell Foster.
Jas. Olliff Griffits.
Chas. Locock Webb.
Geo. Wirgman Hemming.
Jas. Motteram.
Graham Hastings.
Hy. Bret Ince.
Thos. Hy. Baylis.
Wm. Fothergill Robinson.
Benj. Thos. Williams.
*Lewis Wm. Cave.
Montague Hughes Cook-
son ; aft. Cookson -
Crackanthorp.
John Wm. Mellor.
Horace Davey.
John Eldon Gorst.
July 7, 1876, G.
Andw. Richd. Scoble.
Feb. 14, 1877, G.
Wm. St. Jas. Wheelhouse.
Chas. Geo. Merewether.
Wm. Haworth Holl.
Wm. Geo. Harrison.
Fredk. Meadows White.
Wm. Patchett.
Chas. Marshall Griffith.
Thos. Richardson Kemp.
John Compton Lawrance.
Wm. Court Gully.
Arthur John Hammond
Collins.
Wm. Willis.
*Arthur Charles.
Marston Clarke Buszard.
*Wm. Grantham.
Hy. Mason Bompas.
Wm. Thackeray Marriott.
May 7, 1877, G.
Edwd. Jas. Bevir.
*Ford North.
*Arthur Kekewich.
Richd. Horton Smith.
April, 1878.
Wm. Hy. Michael.
Richd. Everard Webster.
Mar. 24, 1880, G.
Hy. Geo. Allen.
Wm. Shaw.
Fredk. Bailey.
Edgar Rodwell.
Jas. Jones Aston.
Fredk. Waymouth Gibbs.
Edmd. Swetenham.
Geo. Browne.
Wm. Cole Beasley.
Fredk. Chas. Jas. Millar.
Lumley Smith.
Wm. Potter.
Jos. Underhill.
John Edma. Wentworth
Addison.
Arthur Richd. Jelf.
John Thos. Crossley.
Edwd. Geo. Clarke.
Sir Wm. Thos. Charley.
Wm. Comer Petheram.
Apr. 23, 1880, G.
*Edwd. Macnaghten.
May 31, 1880, G.
Jos. Graham.
Mar. 21, 1881, G.
Thos. Hutchinson Tristram.
Eugene Comerford Clark-
SOIl.
Hon. Edwd. Chandos Leigh.
Herbert Clifford Saunders.
John Forbes.
Apr. 25, 1881, G.
Jas. Chas. Whitehorne.
Wm. Wollaston Karslake.
Hugh Shield.
John Rigby.
Robt. Romer.
June 2, 1881, G.
Chas. Hall.
Jan. 18, 1882, G.
Fras. Wm. Everitt Everitt.
Wm. Barber.
Herbert Hardy Cozens -
Hardy.
Pembroke Scott Stephens.
Philip Albert Myburgh.
Jos. Addison McLeod.
Chas. Crompton.
Hy. Alexr. Giffard.
John Freeman Norris.
Robt. Bammatyne Finlay.
Wm. Bowen Rowlands.
Mar. 14, 1882, G.
Edwd. Cooper Willis.
Mar. 31, 1882, G.
Fras. Savage Reilly.
Dec. 16, 1882, G.
Robt. John Biron.
Jas. Anstie.
Hugh Cowie.
27
420
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
John Stratford Dugdale.
Fredk. Albert Bosanquet.
Cornelius Marshall Warm-
ington.
Robt. Threshie Reid.
Frank Lockwood.
Oct. 27, 1883, G.
Richd. Henn Collins.
John Chas. Bigham.
Gainsford Bruce.
Fredk. Thos. Durell ‘Led-
gard.
John Shiress Will.
Walter Geo. Frank Philli-
more, P. P.
July 2, 1885, G.
Saml. Taylor.
Sir Arthur Townley Wat-
son, bt.
Arthur Moseley Channell.
Robt. Augs. Bayford.
Chas. Isaac Elton.
Thos. Townsend Bucknill.
John Lawrence Game.
Wm. Rann Kennedy.
Daml. O'Connell French.
John Fletcher Moulton.
July 13, 1885, G.
Fras. Whittaker Bush.
Jas. Marshall Moorsom.
Chas. Hy. Anderson.
Fredc. Octavius Crump.
Hy. David Greene.
John Hutton
Browne.
Nov., 1885.
Wm. Speed.
Benj. Fras. Williams.
Geo. Pitt Lewis.
Chas. John Darling.
May, 1886.
Wm. Lloyd Birkbeck.
John Horne Payne.
John Edge.
Fras. Wrm. Maclean.
Clement Higgins.
Alfd. Cock.
Nov., 1886.
Edwd. Cutler.
Wm. Latham.
Emanuel Maguire Under-
down.
Balfour
Walter Chas. Renshaw.
Thos. Whittenbury.Wheeler.
Lindsey Middleton Asp-
land.
Hy. Burton Buckley.
Geo. Candy.
Edwd. Tindal Atkinson.
Seward Wm. Brice.
Renneth Augs. Muir Mac-
kenzie.
Feb. 13, 1888, G.
Geo. Deedes Warry.
Montagu Stephen Will-
iams.
Richd. Harris.
David Nasmith.
Arthur Ruscombe Poole.
Edmd. Widdrington Byrne.
Win. Phipsom Beale.
Fras. Hy. Jeune.
Edwd. Jas. Castle.
Thos. Milvain.
Saml. Hall.
Ralph Neville.
Hy. Winch.
John Gorell Barnes.
JUDGES OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.
DEANS OF THE ARCHES.
From the reign of Henry VIII.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349.
1567. Thos. Yale, one of the high commns.
under queen Elizabeth.
1573. Barthw. Clerk.
Richd. Cosin, chanc. of the diocese
of Worcester; d. 1598.
Thos. Byng, dean in 1598.
Sir Daml. Dun.
Sir Wim. Bird.
Sir Hy. Marten.
Sir John Lamb, chanc. to Queen
Henrietta Maria; dean until 1647.
* * * * *
Sir Geiles Sweit, principal of Alban
Sir Robt. Wyseman.
Sir Richd. Lloyd.
Sir Thos. Exton.
Geo. Oxenden, master of Trinity Hall.
Sir John Cooke.
John Bettesworth, dean until 1751.
1541. Richd. Gwent.
1543. John Cockys.
1545. Wn. Cooke.
1549. Griffin, or Griffith Leyson. 1590.
1556. David Pole ; bp. of Peterborough in
1557, but lost his preferments in * *
1559, refusing to take the oath of 1598.
Supremacy. 1618.
1557. IIy. Cole; app. dean of St. Paul's 1624.
by queen Mary, and dean of the 1634.
arches by cardl. Pole.
1558. Nichs. Harpisfeld. 1647.
1559. Wm. Mowse; being unwilling to 1660.
take the cath of supremacy, he Hall.
was superseded by 1672.
Sir Hy. Hervie, founder of the col- 1684.
lege of Doctors' Commons. 1686.
Robt. Weston, aft. Sir R. ; dean 1694.
until 1567, when he was made la. 1703.
chanc. Ireland, and also became a 1710.
ld, just. in that kingdom. | 175i.
Sir Geo. Lee.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
4.21
1758. Edwd. Simpson, aft sir E.
1764. Sir Geo. Hay.
1778. Peter Calvert, Oct. 17; d. 1788.
1788. Sir Wm. Wynne, knt., Aug. 22.
1809. Sir John Nicholl, res. 1834;
1838.
1834, Sir Herbert Jenner (Fust).
1852. Sir John Dodson.
1858. Stephen Lushington, July 2; res.
1867; d. Jan. 19, 1873.
1867. Sir Robt. Jos. Phillimore ; knt., aft.
d.
bt., Aug. 23; res. 1875; d. Feb.
4, 1885.
1875. Jas. Plaisted, ld. Penzance, Oct. 20.
Under the Pub. Worship Regn. Act,
1874 (37 & 88 Vict. cap. 85), ld.
Penzance was app. judge of the
Provincial Courts of Canterbury
and York, and, as such, he, on the
resignation of Sir R. J. Philli-
more, became Dean of Arches and
Master of Faculties.
JUDGES OF THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF
CANTERBURY.
From the reign of King Henry VIII.
See Introduction, ante, p. 349.
1545. John Barbar.
1548. Wm. Cooke.
* * Hy. Cole; died in confinement.
1558. Walter Haddon.
1559. Wm. Mowse; removed.
1560. Wm. Parker, aft. Sir W.
Wm. Drurye.
1576. Wm. Lewen ; m. in chanc.
1598. Sir John Gibson.
1611. Sir John Benet, or Bennet ; judge
in this year; but there is no record
of his appointment.
1622. Sir Wm. Byrde, or Bird, June 29.
1624. Hy. Marten, Aug. 28.
1641. Sir Wm. Mericke, Sept. 28. Lost
his preferments during the Com-
monwealth; but recovered them
at the Restoration.
* * John Godolphin, Wm. Clarke, and
Chas. Geo. Cocke; joint commrs.
under the Commonwealth.
1658. Wm. Purefoy, June 7.
This office was abolished and the jurisdiction of the Court transferred
1659. Walter Walker; app. by the Com-
wealth, Mar. 12.
Wm. Turner, aft. Sir W.; app. a
short time before the Restoration
Sir Leoline Jenkins, Feb. 6; sec. st.,
1680; d. 1685.
Richd. Raines; judge this year,
but no record of his appointment;
knt. 1686.
Sir Chas. Hedges,
Jan. 10.
John Bettesworth, June 11; d. Dec.
1751.
Sir Geo. Lee, M.P., Dec. 20.
Edwd. Simpson, Dec. 2.
Sir Geo. Hay, June 4.
Peter Calvert, Oct. 13.
Sir Wm. Wynne, Aug.
Sir John Nicholl, Jan.
Sir Herbert Jenner
21.
Sir Jno. Dodson.
+k *
1668.
1685.
1710. late Sec. St.,
1714.
1751.
1758.
1764.
1778.
1788.
1809.
1834.
25.
20.
(Fust), Oct.
1852.
to the courts
of Probate and Divorce by 20 and 21 Vict. cap. 77.
(See list of judges of those courts, ante, p. 391.)
VICARS GENERAL TO
THE ARCHBISHOP OF
CANTERBURY.
From the reign of King Henry VIII.
1543.
1556.
1557.
1559.
1561.
* * *
1583. Richd. Cosin, M.P.
* * Wm. Aubrey; d. 1595.
* * Sir Edwd. Stanhope; d. 1609.
John Cockys.
David Pole.
Henry Cole.
Wm. Mowse.
Thos. Yale; d. 1577.
t
*
* * John Cowell, mast. of Trinity Hall ;
d. 1611.
* * Sir Thos. Crompton.
* * Sir Thos. Ridley; d. 1629.
1621. Sir Nathl. Brent.
* * Sir Robt. Wyseman; d. 1684.
1688. Geo. Oxendem, master of Trinity
Hall; d. 1703.
1703. John Cooke.
1710. John Bettesworth,
422
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1714.
1755.
1764.
1778.
1788.
1821.
1832.
1520.
1540.
1561.
1574.
1583.
1607,
1611.
1616.
1627.
1637.
1663.
1701.
1715.
1727.
1755.
1764.
1778.
1798.
1809.
1514,
1524.
1542.
1549.
1554.
1558.
Geo. Paul; d. Mar. 1755. 1834. Sir John Nicholl; d. Aug., 1838.
Sir Geo. Hay. 1838. John Nicholl, aft. Sir J.; res.
Peter Calvert ; res. 1844. Sherrard Beaumont Burnaby; d.
Sir Wm. Wynne; res. 1849.
Wm. Scott ; aft. Sir W. and lå. 1849. Sir John Dodson; res. 1852.
Stowell; res. 1852. Travers Twiss ; knt. 1867; res.
Jas. Hy. Arnold, res. 1872.
Herbert Jenner, aft. Sir H. Jenner | 1872. Jas. Parker Deane; knt. Aug. 1,
(Fust); res. 1885.
JUDGES OF THE CONSISTORY COURT.
CHANCELLORS OF THE DIOCESE OF LONDON.
From the reign of King Henry VIII.
Richd. Foxfoord, under bp. Stokes- 1685. Sir Hy. Newton.
ley, chanc. until 1539. 1715. Humphrey Henchman.
* •kſ % * 1739. John Andrew.
John Croke. 1747. Sir Edwd. Simpson.
Thos. Huick, or Huycke. 1759. John Bettesworth.
John Hamond, or Hammonde. 1764. Sir Geo. Hay.
Sir Edwd. Stanhope. 1779. Sir Wm. Wynne.
Sir Thos. Crompton. 1788. Wm. Scott ; aft. Sir W. and lå.
Thos. Edwards. Stowell.
Hy. Marten, aft. Sir H. 1821. Sir Christr. Robinson.
Arthur Ducke. 1828. Stephen Lushington ; res. 1858.
Sir Richd. Chaworth. 1858. Travers Twiss; knt. 1867; res. 1872.
Sir Thos. Exton. 1872. Thos. Hutchinson Tristram.
KING’S OR, QUEEN'S ADVOCATES.
From the commencement of the Eighteenth Century.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 349.
Sir John Cooke, July 25. 1828. Herbert Jenner, aft. Sir H. Jenner
Sir Nathl. Lloyd, Jan. 13. | (Fust), Feb. 28.
Geo. Paul, Jan. 26, 1834. John Dodson, Oct. 18; knt. Oct. 29.
Geo. Hay, aft. Sir G., Apr. 23. 1852. Jno. Dorney Harding, Mar. 5; knt.
Jas. Marriott, aft. Sir J., Sept. 11. Mar. 24; res. 1862.
wº Wynne, aft. Sir W., Nov. 1862. Robt. Jos. Phillimore, Sept. 12; knt.
& | Sept. 17.
John Nicholl, aft, Sir J., Nov. 6. 1867. Tº Twiss, Aug. 27; knt. Nov. 4;
Sir Christr. Robinson, Mar, 1. | res. 1872.
The office has not since been filled up.
JUDGES OF HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY.
From the reign of Henry VIII.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 349-50.
Christr. Myddleton, or Middylton. 1575. David Lewes and sir John Harbert,
John Tregonwell, aft. Sir J. joint commrs.
Anthy. Huse. 1584. Julius Caesar; aft. Sir J., m. rolls and
Richd. Lyell. commr. gr. seal.
Griffith Leyson. * * Valentine Dale ; d. Nov. 1589.
Wm. Cooke. * * Sir Thos. Crompton, after the death
David Lewes, or Lewis. of Dale.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 423.
1608. Sir Danl. Dun, and sir Richd. Trevor, 1661. John Exton, re-app by the D. of
joint. commrs., Feb. 7. | York, Oct. 26.
1617. Sir Hy. Marten, or Martin. 1668. Sir Leoline Jenkins, knt., originally
1641. Richd. Zouch, app. by the E. of app. by the D. of York; aft.
Northumberland, ld. h. adm. sec. St.
1643. Wm. Sams; d. Oct. 1646. | 1673. Sir Robt. Wyseman, Aug. 12.
1647. Wm. Clark and John Exton, joint | 1685. Sir Richd. Lloyd, Oct. [.
COYOIOI’S. 1686. Sir Thos. Exton, July 6.
1648. Isaac Dorislaus, added to Clark Sir Richd. Raines, Dec. 17.
and Exton, Apr. ; app. by the 1689. Chas. Hedges, aft. Sir C., June 1.
Commonwealth.
1649. Wm. Clark and John Exton, con- * * + +
tinued by patent from the parlt. 1714. Humphrey Henchman, June 22.
Feb. 15. Sir Hy. Newton. on the death of
Wm. Stephen and Nathl. Bacon, Henchman, Dec. 1.
added, Aug. 30. 1715. Hy. Penrice, Aug. 23.
1653. John Godolphin and Chas. Geo. 1751. Sir Thos. Salusbury, Dec. 19 ; d.
Cocke, added to Clark, by Crom- Nov. 1773.
well. 1773. Sir Geo. Hay, Nov. 4.
1654. The same, by patent dated Oct. 28. 1778. Sir Jas. Marriott, Oct. 12.
1658. Godolphin and Cocke, patent renewed 1798. Sir Wm. Scott, aft, ld. Stowell,
by Richd. Cromwell. Oct. 26.
1659. Walter Walker, app. 1st judge. 1828. Sir Christr. Robinson, Feb. 22.
Sir Wm. Turner, app. 2nd judge. 1833. Sir John Nicholl, May 30; d. Aug.,
1660. Richd. Zouch, re-app. | 1838.
Thos. Hyde, app. by the D. of York 1838. Stephen Lushington, Oct. 17 ; res. .
ld. h. adm., Mar. 12. t 1867.
Court removed from Doctors Commons to Westminster Hall by Order in Council, .
dated Jam. 23, 1860. ->
1867. * Sir Robt. Jos. Phillimore, Aug. 23; cr. a bt. Dec. 15, 1881.
* Transferred on Nov. 1, 1875, to the High Court of Justice Prob., Div., and Adm.
Division under Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 1875 (see ante, pp. 350-1.)
(See judges of that division, ante, p. 391.)
ADMIRALTY ADVOCATES.
From the Restoration of King Charles II. to the present time.
See Introduction, ante, p. 350.
1661. Wm. Turner, Oct. 29. 1741. Wm. Strahan, Mar. 20. 4
1674. Richd. Lloyd, May 19; vice sir Wal- 1748. Thos. Salusbury, Aug. 9. :
ter Walker, whose appointment | 1751. Chas. Pinfold, jun., Nov. 14.
does not seem to be recorded. 1756. John Bettesworth, Feb. 15.
1685. Thos. Pinfold, Sept. 13. 1764. Geo. Harris, June 14.
1686. Wm. Oldyss, or Oldiss, July 17. 1782. Wm. Scott, aft. Sir W. and lå.
1693. Fisher Littleton, Sept. 17. Stowell, May 1.
1694. Hy. Newton, pro tem. ; Littleton | 1788. Thos. Bever, Sept. 4.
being absent from indisposition, 1791. Wm. Batline, Nov. 12.
Jam. 26; permanently app. Mar. 1809. Sir Christr. Robinson, Mar. 1.
16, 1697. 1811. Jas. Hy. Arnold, Nov. 25.
1704. Nathl. Lloyd, deputy, during the 1829. John Dodson, aft, sir J., Mar. 11.
absence of Newton, Nov. 15. 1834. Jos. Phillimore, Oct. 25.
1714. Hy. Penrice, Oct. 28. 1855. Robt. Jos. Phillimore, aft. Sir R.
1715. Richd. Fuller, Aug. 15. 1862. Travers Twiss, aft. Sir T.
1727. Exton Sayer, Mar. 30. 1867. Jas. Parker Deane; knt. Aug. 1,
1731. Edmd. Ishan, Oct. 1. 1885.
RECORDERS AND COMMON SERGEANTS OF THE CITY
OF LONDON.
See Part VIII. “London,” post.
424 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
PART VII. ECCLESIASTICAL.
ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND DEANS OF
ENGLAND AND WALES.
THE ecclesiastical government of England and Wales is divided into
two provinces, Canterbury and York. Canterbury comprises the
dioceses of—
Bangor. Lichfield. St. Albans.
Bath and Wells. Lincoln. St. Asaph.
Canterbury. Llandaff. St. David’s.
Chichester. London. Salisbury.
Ely. Norwich. , Southwell.
Exeter Oxford. Truro.
Gloucester and Bristol. Peterborough. Winchester.
Hereford. Rochester. Worcester.
and York the dioceses of—
Carlisle. Manchester. Sodor and Man.
Chester. Newcastle-on-Tyne. Wakefield.
Dulham. Ripon. York.
Liverpool.
By 26 Hen. VIII, cap. 14 (1534), power was given to the crown to
appoint bishops suffragan to assist the other bishops in their duties.
|Under this act sundry appointments were made, but after 1567 the act
remained in abeyance until 1870, when the practice of appointing
bishops suffragan was revived. The following are the titles of the
suffragan bishoprics. t
Pedford. Hull. Penrith.
Berwick. Ipswich. Shaftesbury.
Bristol. Leicester. Shrewsbury.
Colchester. Marlborough. Taunton.
Dover. Nottingham. Thetford.
Guildford.
The bishop of Sodor and Man has a seat in the House of Lords by
courtesy, but cannot vote. The two archbishops and the bishops of
London, Durham, and Winchester, always have seats; but since the
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 425
10 and 11 Vict. cap. 108 (July 23, 1847), the first of the Acts under which
the number of bishoprics was increased, only 21 of the other bishops,
according to seniority of consecration, are allowed to sit. In the
following lists the bishops of each province are, for convenience, arranged
in alphabetical order, but the archbishops of Canterbury and York, and
the bishops of London, Durham, and Winchester rank in the order
named, and then the other bishops in the order of their consecration.
Each diocese with the exception of-
Liverpool. Sodor and Man. Truro.
Newcastle. Southwell. Wakefield.
St. Albans.
has a dean and chapter as well as a bishop.
There are also the following deans and chapters which are not attached
to any diocese :
Westminster. Windsor (Chapel Royal).
PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY.
DIOCESE OF BANGOR.
THIs see is of very great antiquity : the founder is unknown. St.
Daniel was bishop here about the year 516, but, for nearly five hundred
years afterwards, there is no certain record of the names of his successors.
By the first general report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for
England, under 6 and 7 Vict. cap. 77 (Aug. 22, 1843), the union of the
sees of Bangor and St. Asaph was recommended to take place on the
avoidance of the sees, or on the avoidance of either, with the consent of
the other bishop; and to this end, an order in council was gazetted Jan.
25, 1839; but public opinion subsequently set in so strongly (par-
ticularly in Wales) against this union, that the order was, in effect,
annulled by 10 and 11 Vict. cap. 108 (July 23, 1847), and the two sees
still subsist separately.
BISHOPS OF BANGOR,
516. St. Daniel. 1197. Robt. de Shrewsbury.
* * * * * 1215. Caducan I.
1107. Hervey, or Hervaeus, tr. to Ely. 1236. Howel I.
1109. Urban, also bp. of Llandaff. 1240. Richard.
1120. David, a Scot. 1267. Anianus, archdm. of Anglesey.
1139. Mauritius, or Meuricus. 1303. Caducan II.
1162. William, prior of St. Austin's, in 1306, Griffith, or Griffin ap Yerward.
Bristol. 1320. Lewis I. succ. according to IIeylyn;
1177. Guy, Guido, or Guianus. but
See vacant 4 years. Anian Seys, according to Le Neve,
1195. Albanus, prior of St. John of Jeru- in 1309.
salem. 1327. Matth. de Englefeld.
426
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1357.
1366.
1370.
1371.
1375.
1400.
1405.
1408.
1418.
1424.
1436.
1448.
1454.
1464.
1496.
1500.
1504.
1509.
1534.
1539.
1541.
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1410
1413
1416
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+ *
* *
Thos. de Ringstede.
Gervase de Castro.
Howel II.
John Gilbert, tr. to Hereford.
John Swaffham, bp. of Cloyne, in
Ireland; styled Jo. Clovensis by
IIeylyn.
Richd. Young, tr. to Rochester.
Lewis II. ; great uncertainty as to
this appointment.—Le Neve.
Benedict Nichols, tr. to St. David's.
Wm. Barrow, canon of Lincoln ; tr.
to Carlisle.
Nicholaus, or John Clederow, canon
of Chichester.
Thos. Cheryton.
John Stanbery, or Stanbury, con-
fessor to Henry VI., first provost
of Eton ; tr. to Hereford.
Jas. Blakedon, bp. of Achad-Fob-
hair, an ancient bishopric in Ire-
land.
Thos. Ednam, alias Richd. Evynden.
Hy. Dean, prior of Lanthony and la.
chanc. of Ireland ; tr. to Salis-
bury.
Thos. Pigot.
John Penny, tr. to Carlisle.
Thos. Skeffington, abbot of Wa-
verly.
John Salcott, alias Capon, abbot of
Hyde; tr. to Salisbury.
John Bird, the last provincial of the
Carmelites; tr. to Chester.
Arth. Bulkeley; d. Mar. 1552.
See vacant 3 years.
. Wm. Glynn, master of Queen's Col-
lege, Cambridge.
. Rowland Merrick, chanc. and resi-
dentiary of St. David's.
. Nichs. Robinson.
. Hugh Bellot, tr. to Chester.
1595,
1598.
1616.
1631.
1633.
1637.
1666.
1673.
1689.
1701.
1715.
1721.
Richd. Vaughan, archn. of Middle-
sex ; tr. to Chester.
Hy. Rowlands.
Lewis Bayley.
David Dolben, vicar of Hackney.
Edmd. Griffith, dean of Bangor.
Wm. Roberts, sub-dean of Wells.
Robt. Morgan, archdn. of Merioneth.
Humphrey Lloyd, dean of St. Asaph.
Humphrey Humphreys, dean of Ban-
gor; tr. to Hereford.
John Evans, tr. to Meath, in Ire-
land.
Benjn. Hoadley,
Peter's-le-Poor,
Hereford.
Richd. Reynolds, dean of Peter-
borough ; tr. to Lincoln.
rector of St.
London ; tr. to
. Wm. Baker, warden of Wadham
College, Oxford; tr. to Norwich.
. Thos. Sherlock, dean of Chichester ;
tr. to Salisbury.
. Chas. Cecil, tr. from Bristol.
. Thos. Herring, dean of Rochester;
tr. to York,
. Matth. Hutton, tr. to York.
. Zacariah Pearce, dean of Winches-
ter; tr. to Rochester.
5. John Egerton, dean of Hereford ;
tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
. John Ewer, tr. from Llandaff.
. John Moore, dean of Canterbury;
tr. to Canterbury.
. John Warren, tr. from St. David's.
. Wm. Cleaver,
Apr. 5; tr. from
Chester; tr. to St. Asaph.
. John Randolph, Dec. 13; tr. from
Oxford; tr. to London.
. Hy. Wm. Majendie, Aug. 12; tr.
from Chester; d. July 9, 1830.
. Christr. Bethell, Oct. 10; tr. from
Exeter; d. Apr. 19, 1859.
. Jas. Colquhoun Campbell, archdn.
of Llandaff; May 12, G.
DEANS OF BANGOR.
. Jago Ab Beli. * * Nichs. Rewys.
Arthur De Bardsey. 144–. Richd. Kyffin y Deon Du.
Adam Decan. 1504. Richd. Cowland.
Ryndelw. 1534. John Glynn.
William. | * * Robt. Evans.
Anian Sais. 1554. Rhese Powel.
Adam Elias Kenrick. 1570. Rowland Thomas.
. Hywel Ab Gronow. * * Hy. Rowlands.
John I avid Daron. 1599. Richd. Parry; bp. St. Asaph,
Wm. Pollard. | 1603.
. Hy. Honore. 1605. J. Williams.
. Roger Wodhele. 1613. Edmd, Griffith; bp. Bangor, 1633.
. J. Wantort. 1634. Gr. Williams.
Nigellus Bonde Z. 1673. W. Lloyd; bp. Bangor 1680.
J. Martyn. 1680. Humphrey Humphreys; bp. Bangor,
Hugh Alcock. 1689.
Hugh Morgan. 1689. J. Jones.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 427
1727. Peter Maurice. 1838. John Hy. Cotton.
1750. Hugh Hughes. 1862. Jas. Vincent Vincent.
1753. Thos. Lloyd. 1876. Hy. Thos. Edwards.
1793. John Warren. 1884. Evan Lewis.
DIOCESE OF BATH AND WELLS.
THE diocese, although it has a double name, is but one bishopric. The
church was built at Wells in 704, and was erected into a bishopric in
905. John de Villula, the sixteenth bishop, having purchased the city
of Bath of Hen. I. for 500 merks, transferred his seat to that city in
1088. From this, disputes arose between the monks of Bath, and the
canons of Wells, about the election of a bishop ; but they were at length
compromised by Robert the eighteenth bishop, who decreed that thence-
forward the bishop should be styled from both places, that the
precedency should be given to Bath; that, in the vacancy of the see, the
bishop should be elected by a certain number of delegates from both
churches; that he should be installed in them both ; that both should
constitute the bishop's chapter; and that all his grants and patents
should be confirmed in both. So matters stood until the Reformation,
when by 35 Hen. VIII., cap. 15, it was enacted that the dean and chapter
of Wells should make one sole chapter for the bishop.
In 1538 a bishop suffragan of Taunton was appointed to this see
under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14, but no subsequent appointments have been
made.
BISHOPS OF WELLS.
905. Athelm, or Adelmus, abbot of Glas- 997. Alwinus, or Ealfwyn.
tonbury; tr. to Canterbury. 1005. Burwaldus, or Burwold.
915. Wolphelmus, or Wulfhelme, or Wul- || 1008. Leovingus, Livingus, or Elstan; tr.
felm I. ; tr. to Canterbury. to Canterbury.
924. Flphegus, or Alphegus. 1013. Ethelwyn ; exp. ; rest. 1023.
942. Wolphelmus, or Wulfelmus II. 1021. Brithwyn; exp. ; rest. 1024.
958. Brithelmus, monk of Glastonbury. 1025. Merewith, abbot of Glastonbury.
973, Kimewardus, or Kinewaldus, abbot | 1031. Dudoco, or Bodeca, of Saxony or
of Middleton. Lorraine.
985. Sigarus, abbot of Glastonbury. 1059. Giso, a Frenchman.
BISHOPS OF BATH AND WELLS.
1088. John de Villula, a Frenchman. | 1247. Wm. Bitton, or Button I., archdn. of
1123. Godfrey, or Godefridus, chanc. to Wells.
the queen. 1264. Walter Giffard, canon of Wells, ld.
1135. Robert, monk of Lewes, Sussex ; d, chanc.; tr. to York.
1165. 1267. Wnn. Bitton, or Button II., archdn,
See vacant 9 years. of Wells.
1174. Reginald FitzJoceline ; tr. to Can- 1274. Robt. Burnel, archdn. of York, ld,
terbury. chanc. and lá, treasr.
1192. Savaricus, archdn. of Northampton, 1292. Wm. de Marchia, dean of St. Mar-
and abbot of Glastonbury; whither tin's, ld, treas r.
he removed the bishopric. 1302. Walter Haselshaw, dean of Wells.
1205. Joceline, canon of Wells; d. 1242. 1310. John Drokenesford, kpr. of the king's
The see vacant 2 years. wardrobe, and dep, to the la.
1244. Roger, chanter of Salisbury. | treasr.
428
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1329.
1363.
1366.
1386.
1388.
1401.
1402.
1408.
1425.
1443.
1465.
1492.
1495,
1504.
1518.
1523.
1541.
1549.
1554.
1559.
1150.
1160.
1180.
1205.
1218.
1220.
1236.
1241.
1253.
1256.
1284.
1292.
Ralph de Shrewsbury.
John Barnet, tr. from Worcester; ld.
treasr. ; tr. to Ely.
John Harewell, chanc. of Gascoigne;
chaplain to the Black Prince.
Walter Skirlow, or Skirlaw; tr. from
Lichfield and Coventry; tr. to
Durham.
Ralph Ergham, or Erghum.; tr. from
Salisbury.
Richd. Clifford; app. to this see, but
before consecration tr. to Wor-
Cester.
Hy. Bowet, canon of Wells; tr. to
York.
1584.
1592.
1608.
1616.
1626.
1628.
1629.
Nichs. Bubwith, or Bubbewith ; tr. 1632.
from Salisbury.
John Stafford, dean of Wells, ld. | 1670.
treasr. ; tr. to Canterbury; lá. 1672.
chanc.
Thos. Beckyngton, warden of New
College, Oxford; kpr. pr. seal.
Robt. Stillington, archdn. of Taun-
ton; ld. chanc.
Richd. Fox; tr. from Exeter; tr. to
Durham, 1494.
Oliver King ; tr. from Exeter.
Adrian de Castello, cardl. ; tr. from
Hereford; dep. by Pope Leo X.
1684.
1691.
1703.
1774.
Thos. Wolsey, cardl. ; abp. of
York, and ld. chanc.; he held | 1802.
this see in commendam, and res. it
1522. 1824.
John Clark, m. rolls, dean of Windsor.
Wm. Knight, sec. st., preb. of St. 1845.
Paul's.
Wm. Barlow, tr. from St. David’s ;
depr. by Queen Mary. See Chi-
chester.
Gilbert Bourde, or Bourn, preb. of
St. Paul's; lá. pres. of Wales.
Gilbert Berkeley; d. 1581.
See vacant 3 years.
1854.
1869.
1727.
1744.
Thos. Godwin, dean of Canterbury;
d. 1590.
See vacant 2 years.
John Still, master of Trinity College,
Cambridge, and preb. of West-
minster.
Jas. Montague, dean of Worcester.
Arthur Lake, dean of Worcester, and
master of St. Cross.
Wm. Laud; tr. from St. David's; tr.
to London.
Leonard Mawe, master of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
Walter Curle; tr. from Rochester;
tr. to Winchester.
Wm. Piers, or Pierce ; tr. from
Peterborough.
Robt. Creighton, dean of Wells.
Peter Mew, or Mews, dean of Ro-
chester; tr. to Winchester.
Thos. Ken, preb. of Winchester;
depr. for not taking the oaths to
William and Mary.
Richd. Kidder, dean of
borough ; d. 1703.
Geo. Hooper, tr. from St. Asaph.
John Wynne, tr. from St. Asaph.
Edwd. Willes.
Chas. Moss, tr. from St. David's ; d.
1802, aged 91 years.
Richd. Beadon, Apr. 17; tr. from
Gloucester; d. Apr. 21, 1824.
Geo. Hy. Law, Mlay 8; tr. from
Chester; d. Sept. 22, 1845.
Hon. Richd. Bagot, Oct. 14 ; tr.
from Oxford; d. May 15, 1854.
Robt. John, ld. Auckland, June 2,
G. ; tr. from Sodor and Man; res.
Sept. 6, 1869.
Arthur Chas. Hervey, c.c. lil. Arthur
Chas. Hervey, archdn. of Sud-
bury, Nov. 11, G.
Peter-
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF TAUNTON.
1538. Wm. Finch.
DEANS OF WELLS.
Ivo, 1295.
Richd. de Spakeston.
Alexander. 1302.
Leonius. 1305,
Ralph de Lechlade. | 1332.
Peter de Ciceter. |
Wm. de Merton. 1334.
Joanes Saracenus. 1335.
Giles de Bridport ; bp. Salisbury, 1350.
1256. 1361.
Edwd. de la FCnoll.
Thos. de Button; bp. Exeter, 1292. 1378.
Wm. Burnell. 1381.
Walter de Haselshaw; bp. Bath and
Wells, 1302.
Hy. Husee.
John de Godelegh.
Richd. de Bury, or de Angarville;
bp. Durham, 1333.
Wibert de Littleton.
Walter de London.
John de Carlton.
Wm. de Camell, elect. and refused.
Stephen de Pympell.
John Fordham; bp. Durham, 1381.
Thos. de Sudbury.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 429
1396. Nichs. Slake. 1607. Richd. Meredith.
1397. Hy. Beaufort; bp. Lincoln, 1398. 1621. Ralph Barlow.
1401. Thos. Tuttebury. 1631. Geo. Warburton.
1402. Thos. Stanley. 1641. Walter Raleigh.
1410. Richd. Courtney. Deanery Vacant 14 Years.
1413. Thos. Karnicke 1660. Robt. Creighton; bp. Bath and
Walter Mitford. Wells, 1670.
1423. John Stafford; bp. Bath and Wells, 1670. Ralph Bathurst.
1425. 1704. Wm. Graham.
1425. John Forest. 1713. Matth. Brailsford.
1446. Nichs. Carent. 1733. Isaac Maddore; bp. St. Asaph. 1736.
1467. Wm. Witham. 1736. John Harris, bp. Llandaff.
1472. John Gunthorp. 1739. Saml. Creswicke.
1498. Wm. Cosyn. 1766. Ld. Fras. Seymour; d. Sept. 19,
1526. Thos. Winter. 1785.
1529. Richd. Woolman. Deanery vacant until
1537. Thos. Cromwell. 1799. Geo. Wm. Lukin. Mar. 26.
1540. Wm. Fitzwilliams. 1813. Hon. Hy. Ryder, bp. Gloster, Dec.
1548. John Goodman. 12, G.; aft. bp. Lichfield.
1550. Wrm. Turner. 1831. Edmd. Goodenough, Sept. 6, G.
1570. Robt. Weston. 1845. Richd. Jenkyns, June 4, G.
1574. Valentine Dale. 1854. Geo. Hy. Sacheverell Johnson, Mar.
1589. John Herbert. 27, G.
1602. Benjn. Heydon. 1881. Edwd. Hayes Plumptre. Dec. 6, G.
DIOCESE OF CANTERBURY.
THIS see was settled by Austin, or Augustin, a monk, who first preached
the gospel in England. The diocese included, until recently, a number
of parishes in other dioceses; these were called Peculiars, it having been
an ancient privilege of this see, that, wheresoever the archbishops had
either manors or advowsons, that place was exempted from the jurisdiction
of the ordinary of the diocese wherein it was situated, and was deemed
in the diocese of Canterbury. This privilege was abolished from 1st
January 1846.
The archbishop of Canterbury ranks first amongst the English
bishops, and is styled Primate and Metropolitan of all England. He
is also the first peer in the realm; having the precedence of all dukes
not of the blood royal, and all the great officers of state. He is styled
His Grace, and he writes hitmself Divind Providentić ; whereas other
bishops style themselves Diviná Permissione. At coronations, he places
the crown on the king's head ; and, wherever the court may be, the king
and queen are the proper domestic parishioners of the archbishop. The
bishop of London is accounted his provincial dean; the bishop of
Winchester, his sub-dean; the bishop of Lincoln, his chancellor; and
the bishop of Rochester, his chaplain.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Dover was appointed to this see under
26 Hen. VIII. cap. 14, and this appointment was revived in 1870.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY.
597. Augustine, or St. Augustine. 627. Honorius, or St. Honorius.
604. Laurentius, or St. Lawrence. 655. Deus-dedit, or St. Adeodatus: the
G19. Mellitus, or St. Miletus; tr. from first Englishman who ruled this see.
London. See vacant 4 years.
624. Justus, or St. Justus; tr. from | 664. Wigard; d. of the plague before
Rochester. consecration.
430
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Adrian ; app. by the pope, but re-
fused the see.
668. Theodore, a Grecian.
693. Brihtwald, abbot of Reculver.
731. Tatwine; made primate of all
England.
735. Nothelmus.
741. Cuthbert ; tr. from Hereford.
759. Bregwin, a noble Saxon.
766. Lambert, or Jaenbert ; abbot of St.
Augustin's.
793. Ethelhard ; tr. from Winchester.
805. Wulfred, a monk of Canterbury.
832. Syred; d. before he had obtained
full possession.
Theologild, abbot of Canterbury.
833. Ceolnoth, dean of Canterbury.
870. Ethelred ; tr. from Winchester,
890. Plegmund, preceptor to king Alfred.
914. Athelm, or Adelmus; tr. from Wells.
923. Wulfelm, or Wolfhelmus ; tr. from
Wells.
942. Odo Severus; tr. from Wilton.
960. Dunstan, or St. Dunstan ; tr. from
London.
988. Ethelgarus; tr. from Selsey.
990. Siricius; tr. from Wilton.
995. Elfric, or Aluricius; tr. from Wilton.
1006. Elphege, or St. Elphege; tr. from
Winchester.
1013. Leovingus, Livingus, or Elstan; tr.
from Wells.
1020. Ethelnoth, or Æthelnotus, dean of
Canterbury.
1038. Eadsige, or Eadsimus.
1051 Robt. Gemeticensis.
1052. Stigand, bp. of Winchester; depr. of
both sees for simony.
1070. Lanfi anc, or St. Lanfranc, abbot of
Caen, an Italian ; d. June 4, 1089.
See vacant 4 years.
1093. Anselm, or St. Anselm, abbot of Becco.
See vacant 5 years.
1114. Ralph, or Rodolphus; tr. from
Rochester.
1123. Wm. Corbois, or Corbyl, prior of St.
Osyth, in Essex.
See vacant 2 years.
1139. Theobald, abbot of Becco.
See vacant 2 years.
1162. Thomas à Becket, archdn. of Canter-
bury, provost of Beverley, and lá.
chanc.; murdered Dec. 28, 1170.
1174. Richd., prior of Dover.
1185. Baldwin, tr. from Worcester. He
followed Richard I. to the Holy
Land, and d. at the siege of
Ptolemais.
1191. Regd. Fitz Jocelin, tr. from Wells;
d. same year.
See vacant 2 years.
1193. Hubert Walter, tr. from Salisbury;
ld. chanc. ; d. 1205.
1205–6. Reginald, the sub-prior, was chosen
by the monks, but was afterwards,
1207.
1228.
1229.
1231.
1234.
1245.
1273.
1278.
1279.
1294.
1313.
1313.
1328.
1333.
1348.
1349.
1366.
1366.
1368.
1375.
1381.
1397.
at their own request, set aside by
the king; they then chose
John Grey, bp. of Norwich, but the
pope set him aside in favour of
Stephen Langton, cardl. who d. July
1228.
Walter de Hempsham chosen, but
the king and the pope set him
aside.
Richd. Grant, or Rd. Wethershed,
chanc. of Lincoln ; d. 1231.
Ralph Nevil, bp. of Chichester;
John, the sub-prior, and Richard
Blundy, severally chosen, but
the pope set them aside.
Edmd. Rich, preb. of Salisbury.
Boniface of Savoy, uncle to the
queen; d. July 1270.
. Wm. Chillenden chosen, but set
aside by the pope.
Robt. Kilwardby, made a cardl. and
res., 1278.
Robt. Burnel, bp. of Bath and
Wells chosen, but set aside by
the pope.
John Peckham, canon of Lyons,
provincial of Friars Minors.
Robt. Winchelsey, archdn. of Essex,
chanc. of Oxford.
Thos. Cobham, precentor of York;
elected, but not confirmed by the
pope.
Walter Reynolds; tr. from Worces-
ter; ld, chanc. and lå, treasr.
Simon Mepeham, preb. of Chi-
chester.
John de Stratford; tr. from Winches-
ter; ld. chanc.
John de Ufford, dean of Lincoln, ld.
chanc. ; d. before consecration.
Thos. Bradwardine, chanc. of Lon-
don; d. two months after.
Simon Islip, preb. of St. Paul's;
sec. to the king and kpr. pr. Seal.
Wm. Edington, or Edendon, bp. of
Winchester, elected; but refused
the dignity.
Simon Langham ; tr. from Ely;
made a cardl. and res. the see.
Wm. Whittlesey, or Wittlesey; tr.
from Worcester.
Simon de Sudbury, alias Tibold; tr.
from London; lá. chanc.; be-
headed by the rebels under Wat
Tyler, June 14, 1381.
Wm. Courtenay ; tr. from London.
Thos. Fitz-Alan, or Arundel (son of
the E. of Arundel); tr. from
York; lil. chanc.
This prelate was charged with
high treason in 1398, and fled the
kingdom. Roger Walden, dean
of York. was then consecrated ;
but Fitz-Alan was aft. rest. by
Henry IV.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
431
1414.
1443.
Hy. Chicheley; tr. from St. David's.
John Stafford; tr. from Bath and
Wells ; cardl., ld, chanc., and lá.
trea,Sr.
. John Kemp ; tr. from York; cardl.
and ló. chanc.
1454. Thos. Bouchier; tr. from Ely;
cardl. and ló. chanc. 1691.
1486. John Morton; tr. from Ely; cardl.
1501.
1503.
1533.
1556.
1559.
1575.
1583.
1604.
1611.
1633.
1537.
1539.
1567.
1542.
1567.
1584.
1597.
1615.
1619.
1625.
1642.
1643.
1672.
1689.
1691.
1704.
and ló. chanc. 1694.
Thos. Langton, bp. of Winchester,
chosen; but d. Jan. 27, 1501, five
days after.
Hy. Dene, or Dean ; tr. from Salis-
bury.
Wm. Warham ; tr. from London;
ld. chanc.
Thos. Cranmer, archdn, of Taunton;
first Protestant abp. of Canter-
bury; burnt at Oxford, Mar. 21,
1556.
Regd. Pole, dean of Exeter; cardl.
Matth. Parker, dean of Lincoln.
Edmd. Grindal ; tr. from York.
John Whitgift; tr. from Worcester.
Richd. Bancroft, Oct. 9; tr. from
London.
1715.
1737.
1747.
1757.
1758.
1768.
1783.
1805.
1828.
1848.
Geo. Abbot, March 4; tr. from 1862.
London.
Wm. Laud, Aug. 6; tr. from Lon- 1868.
don; beheaded on Tower Hill,
Jan. 10, 1644. 1883.
See vacant 16 years.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN
Richd. Yugworth. 1870.
Richd. Taunton.
Richd. Rogers.
1660.
1663.
1678.
Wm. Juxon, Sept. 3; tr. from London.
Gilbert Sheldon, July 14; tr. from
London.
Wm. Sancroft, Jan. 27, dean of St.
Paul's; depr. Feb. 1, 1691, for
not taking the oaths to William
and Mary; d. Nov. 1693.
John Tillotson, April 23; dean of
St. Paul's.
Thos. Tenison, Dec. 6;
Lincoln.
Wm. Wake; tr. from Lincoln.
John Potter; tr. from Oxford.
Thos. Herring ; tr. from York.
Matth. Hutton; tr. from York; d.
the next year.
Thos. Secker ; tr. from Oxford.
Hon. Fredk. Cornwallis; tr. from
Lichfield and Coventry.
John Moore; tr. from Bangor; d.
Jan. 18, 1805.
Chas. Manners Sutton. Feb. 2; tr.
from Norwich ; d. July 21, 1828.
Wm. Howley, Aug. 4; tr. from Lon-
don; d. Feb. I 1, 1848.
John Bird Sumner, Feb. 22; tr.
from Chester; d. Sept. 6, 1862.
Chas. Thos, Longley, Oct. 20, G.;
tr. from York; d. Oct. 27, 1868.
Archd. Campbell Tait, Nov. 26, G.;
tr. from London ; d. Dec. 3, 1882.
Edwd. White Benson, Jan. 18, G.;
tr. from Truro.
tr. from
OF DOVER.
Edwd. Parry, archdn. and canon of
Canterbury, Jan. 26, G.
DEANS OF CANTERBURY.
Nichs. Wotton, Apr. 8; d. Jan. 26,
1567.
Thos. Godwin; bp. Bath and Wells,
1584.
Richd. Rogers, Sept. 16; d. May 19, 1760.
1597.
Thos. Nevil; d. May 2, 1615. t
Chas. Fotherby; d. Mar. 29, 1619.
John Boys; d. Sept. 26. 1625.
Isaac Bargrave, Oct. 11; d. Jan.
1642.
1734.
Geo. Aglionby, Feb. 8; d. Now.
1643. 1775
Thos. Turner; d. Oct. 31, 1672.
John Tillotson, Nov. 14 ; dean of
St. Paul's, 1689.
John Sharp, Nov. 25 ; abp. 1790.
1691.
Geo. Hooper, July ; bp. St. Asaph, 1793
1703.
Geo. Stanhope, Mar. 23; d. Mar. 18,
1728.
1728.
Elias Sydall, Apr. 26
; bp. St
Davids, 1730.
John Lynch, Jan. 18; d. May 25
1760.
Wm. Friend, Jan. 14 ; d. Nov. 26.
1766.
. John Potter, Dec. 23; d. Sept. 20,
1770.
. Hon. Brownlow North, Oct. 9; bp.
Lichfield and Coventry, 1771.
. John Moore, Sept. 20; bp. Bangor,
1775.
. Hon. Jas. Cornwallis, Apr. 29; bp.
Lichfield and Coventry, 1781.
. Geo. Horne, Sept. 22; bp. Nor-
wich, 1790.
Wm. Buller, June 22; bp. Exeter,
1792.
. Folliott Herbert Walker Cornewall,
Jan. 26; bp. Bristol, 1797.
. Thos. Powis, May 13.
. Gerard Andrews, Oct. 17, G.
432 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1825. Hugh Percy, June 10, G.; bp. 1845. Wm. Rowe Lyall, Nov. 26, G.; d.
Rochester, 1827. | 1857.
1827. Richd. Bagot, Aug. 6, G.; also bp. 1857. Hy. Alford, Mar. 18, G.; d. Jan. 12,
Oxford, 1829; tr. to Bath and 1871.
Wells, 1845. 1871. Robt. Payne Smith, Feb. 4, G.
DIOCESE OF CHICHESTER.
WIL FRIDE, the third archbishop of York, having been obliged to flee
his country by Egfrid, king of Northumbria, came and preached the
gospel in these parts; and Edilwach, king of the South Saxons, gave him
the isle of Selsey, not far from Chichester, for his seat, where he
built a church. Cenwal, king of the West Saxons, having won
Edilwach's kingdom, built a monastery in the Island of Selsey, which
was afterwards erected into a bishopric. Here the seat of this see con-
tinued, till Stigand, the twenty-third bishop of Selsey, removed it to
Chichester about 1082. Anciently the bishops of Chichester were con-
fessors to the queens of England.
BISHOPS OF SELSEY.
680. Wilfride, exp. from York. 942. Guthard.
686. Hedda. 960. Alfredus.
705. 1)aniel. 970. Eadhelmus.
711. Eadbertus, abbot of Selsey. 980. Ethelgarus, abbot of the new abbey
719. Eolla ; d. 782. at Winchester; tr. to Canter-
See vacant. bury.
733. Sigelmus, or Sigfridus. 988. Ordbrightus.
761. Alubrithus, or Alubertus. 1003. Elmarus.
790. Osa, or Bosa. 1019. Ethelricus, or Agelred.
817. Giselherus. 1038. Grimketellus; tr. to Norwich.
844. Tota. 1047. Heca, confessor to king Edward; he
873. Wighthun. was depr., and imprisoned at
891. Ethelulphus. g Marlborough.
905. Beornegus. 1057. Algericus, monk of Canterbury.
923. Coenredus. 1070. Stigand, chaplain to Wm. I.
BISHOPS OF CHICHESTER.
1082. Stigand, bp. of Selsey from 1070 | 1217. Ralph de Warham, prior of Norwich.
until 1082, when he became bp. 1223. *Ralph de Nevill, ld, chanc.; elected
of Chichester; d. 1087. to Canterbury; rejected by the
1087. Godfrey ; by some authors called pope; d. 1244.
William. 1244. Robt. Papelew chosen, but the elec-
1091. Ralph, or Radulphus; d. 1123. tion was made void.
1125. Seffridus I., abbot of Glastonbury. 1245. St. Richard, surn. de la Wich.
* * Hilary. The date of his consecra- 1253. John Clipping, dean of Chichester.
tion is uncertain; some authori- 1261. Stephen de Berkestede.
ties give the year 1133; others | 1288. St. Gilbert de Sancto Leofardo,
1147. treasr. of Chichester.
See vacant 4 years. 1806. John Langton, ld, chanc.
1173. John de Greenford, dean of Chiches- || 1338. Robt. Stratford, archdn. of Canter-
ter. bury, ld, chanc., and chanc. of
1180. Seffridus II. Oxford.
1199. Simon de Welles. 1362. Wm. de Lenne, or Lullimore ; tr. to
1209. Nicholas de Aquila. Worcester.
1214. Richd. Poor, dean of Salisbury; tr. 1369. Wm. Reade, fellow of Merton Col-
to Salisbury. ledge, Oxford.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
483
1385.
1389.
1395.
1396.
1417.
1418.
1422.
1425.
1431.
1437.
1445.
1450.
1459.
1478.
1504,
1508.
1536.
1543.
1551.
1557.
1559,
1570.
1115.
1125.
1144.
1158.
1172.
1176.
1180.
1585.
Thos. Rushooke; tr. from Llan-
daff.
Richd. Mitford, ld. treasr. of Ire-
land; tr. to Salisbury.
Robt. Waldby, abp. Dublin; tr. to
York.
Robt. Reade, tr. from Carlisle.
Stephen Pairington, tr. from St.
David's ; d. immediately after.
Hy. Ware, official to the abp.
Canterbury, and preb. of St.
Paul's.
John Kempe, tr. from Rochester;
tr. to London.
Thos. Pulton, or Polton, tr. from
Hereford ; tr. to Worcester.
John Rickinghale, chanc. of York.
Simon Sidenham, dean of Salis-
bury.
Richd. Pratty, chanc. of Oxford.
Adam Molins, dean of Salisbury;
ld. pr. Seal.
Regd. Peacock, tr. from St. Asaph ;
depr. for opposing the Romish
tenets, 1457.
John Arundel, preb. of St. Paul's.
Edwd. Story, tr. from Carlisle.
Richd. Fitz-James, tr. from Roches-
ter; tr. to London, 1506.
Robt. Sherburn, or Sherborne, tr.
from St. David's ; res. a little
before his death; d. Aug. 1536,
aged 96.
Richd. Sampson, dean of Lichfield;
made dean of St. Paul’s in 1536;
tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
Geo. Day, provost of King's College,
Cambridge; depr. 1551, by Ed-
ward VI., and imprisoned ; restd.
by Mary, 1553.
John Scory, tr. from Rochester;
depr, by Queen Mary, 1553, and,
in 1559, made bp. Hereford by
Elizabeth.
John Christopherson, dean of Nor-
wich ; depr. 1559.
Wm. Barlow, the depr. bp. Bath
and Wells.
Richd. Curteys, fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge.
See vacant 3 years.
1596.
1605.
1609.
1619.
1628.
1638.
1641.
1669.
1675.
1678.
1685.
1689.
1691.
1696.
1709.
1722.
1724.
1731.
1740.
1754.
1797.
1824.
1831.
1836.
1840.
1842.
1870.
Thos. Bickley, warden of Merton
College, Oxford.
Anthy. Watson, dean of Bristol.
Lancelot Andrews, dean of West-
minster; tr. to Ely.
Saml. Harsnet, archdn. of Essex;
tr. to Norwich.
Geo. Carleton, tr. from Llandaff.
Richd. Montagu, canon of Windsor;
tr. to Norwich.
Brian Duppa, dean of Christchurch,
Oxford; tr. to Salisbury.
Hy. King, dean of Rochester.
Peter Gunning, master of St. John's
College, Cambridge; tr. to Ely.
Ralph Brideoake, dean of Salis-
bury. -
Guy Carleton, tr. from Bristol.
John Lake, tr. from Bristol; depr.
for not taking the oaths.
Simon Patrick, dean of Peter-
borough ; tr. to Ely.
Robt. Grove, archdn. of Middlesex.
John Williams, preb. of Canterbury.
Thos. Manningham, dean of Wind-
SOI’.
Thos. Bowers, archdn. of Canter-
burv.
Edwd. Waddington, fellow of Eton.
Fras. Hare, tr. from St. Asaph.
Matthias Mawson, tr. from Llandaff;
tr. to Ely.
Sir Wm. Ashburnham, bt., dean of
Chichester.
John Buckner, rector of St. Giles,
London ; d. May 2, 1824.
Robt. Jas. Carr, dean of Hereford,
May 8 ; tr. to Worcester.
Edwd. Maltby, preb. of Lincoln,
Sept. 23; tr. to Durham.
Wm. Otter, principal of King's Col-
lege, London, Sept. 9; d. Aug. 20,
1840,
Philip Nichs. Shuttleworth, warden
of New College, Oxford, Sept. 7 ;
d. Jan. 7, 1842.
Ashurst Turner Gilbert, principal
of Brasenose College, Oxford,
Jan. 24; d. Feb. 21, 1870.
Rd. Durnford, archdm. of Manchester,
May 19, G.
DEANS OF CHICHESTER.
Richard (1).
Matthew (1)
Richard (2).
William.
John de Greneforde, bp. Chichester,
1173.
Jordan de Meleborne.
Seffride (1).
Matthew (2).
1180.
1196.
1197.
1220.
1230.
1232
1250.
* *
Nichs: de Aguila.
Ralph.
Seffride (2).
Simon.
Walter.
Thos. de Lichfield.
Geoffrey.
John Clipping ; bp. of Chichester,
1253.
28
434
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1262.
1280.
1296.
I299.
1316.
M332.
1342.
1356.
1396.
1383.
1391.
1400.
1402.
* *}{-
* •k
1425.
1434.
1481
1501.
1503,
% #
1508.
1526.
1543.
1549.
1553.
1558.
1566.
1570.
1570.
1109.
1133.
1174.
1189.
1198.
1220.
1225.
T229.
Walter de Gloucester.
Wm. de Bracklesham.
Thos. de Berghsted.
Wm. de Grenefeld; abp.York, 1303.
John de Sancto Leofardo.
Hy. de Garland.
Walter de Seagrave.
Wm. de Lynne.
Roger de Freton.
Richd. de Scrope.
Wm. Lithington.
John de Maydenhithe.
Hy. de Lovel.
Richd. Talbot.
Wrm. Milton.
John Patten, alias Waynflete.
John Hasely.
John Cloos.
John Pychard.
Geoffrey Symeon.
Thos. Larke.
John Yonge.
Wm. Fleshmonger.
Richd. Caurden.
Giles Eyre.
Bartholomew Traheron.
Wm. Pye.
Hugh Turnbull.
Richd. Curteys, or Coorteyse.
Anthy. Ruse, or Rushe.
John Bexhall.
|
|
|
1824
1577.
1602.
1630.
1634.
1639.
1660.
1663.
1669.
1671.
1672.
1688.
1699.
1715.
1728.
1735.
1739.
1742.
1754.
1770.
1790.
1814.
Martin Colepepper,
Wm. Thorne.
Fras. Dee; bp. Peterborough, 1634
Richd. Stuart.
Bruno Ryves.
Jos. Henshawe; bp. Peterborough
1663.
Jos. Goulston.
Nathaniel Crewe; bp. Oxford, 1671.
Lambroch Thomas.
Geo. Stradling.
Fras. Hawkins.
Wm. Hayley.
Thos. Sherlock; bp. Bangor, 1728.
John Newry.
Thos. Hayley.
Jas. Hargraves.
Wm. Ashburnham; bp. Chichester,
1754.
Thos. Ball.
Chas. Harward.
Coombe Miller.
Christopher Bethell, Mar. 15, G.;
bp. Gloucester, 1824.
. Saml. Slade, Mar. 12, G.
1830. Geo. Chandler, Feb. 20, G.
1859
1875
1888
. Walter Farquhar Hook, Feb. 24, G.;
d. Oct 20, 1875.
Jno. Wm. Burgon, Nov. 22, G.; d.
Aug. 4, 1888.
. Fras. Pigou, Oct. 29, G.
DIOCESE OF ELY.
THE church or abbey of Ely was erected into a bishopric by Henry I.
in 1109, the diocese being carved out of that of Lincoln. The great
privileges the see possessed were much restricted by the act 27 Hen.
VIII., cap. 24, which restored to the crown its ancient royalties.
BISHOPS
Hervey, or Hervaeus ; tr. from Ban-
gor.
See vacant 2 years.
Nigellus, preb. of St. Paul's, and
ld. treasr. ; d. 1169,
See vacant 5 years.
Geoffrey Ridel; bar. ex.
Wm. de Longchamp; la, chanc. and
legate of Rome; d. 1197.
Eustace, dean of Salisbury; lá.
chanc. ; d. 1215.
See vacant 5 years.
John de Fontibus, abbot of Fount-
aims, in Yorkshire.
Geoffrey de Burgh, archdn. of Nor-
wich.
Hugh Northwold, abbot of St.
Edmundsbury.
OF ELY.
1254.
1337.
1345.
1362.
1257,
1286.
1290.
1299.
1302.
1310.
1316.
Wm. deKilkenny,archdn.of Coventry;
ld. kpr.
Hugh de Balsham, sub-prior of
Ely. -
John de Kirkeby, canon of Wells an
York; ld. treas r.
Wm. de Luda, archdn. of Durham.
Ralph de Walpole, tr. from Nor-
wich.
Robt. de Orford, prior of Ely,
John de Ketene, almoner of Ely.
John Hotham, preb. of York; ld.
chanc., and ld, treasr.
Simon de Montacute, tr. from
Worcester.
Thos. Lisle, prior of Winchester.
Simon Langham, abbot of West-
minster; ld. treasT.; aft. li.chanc.;
tr. to Canterbury.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
435
1366.
1374,
1388.
1425.
1438.
1443.
1445.
1478.
1486.
1501.
1506.
1515.
1534.
1554.
1559,
1600.
1609.
1619.
1628.
1541.
1557.
I589.
1591.
1614.
1636.
1667.
John Barnet, tr. from Bath, and
Wells; lá. treasr.
Thos de Arundel,or Fitz-Alan, archdn.
of Taunton ; ld, chanc.; tr. to York.
John Frodsham, or Fordham ; tr.
from Durham.
Philip Morgan, tr. from Worcester.
Louis de Luxemburgh (or Lush-
borough, according to Le Neve),
abp. of Rouen; cardl.
Thos. Bourchier ; tr. from Wor-
cester; tr. to Canterbury.
Wm. Grey, archdn. of Northampton;
ld. treasr.
John Morton, preb. of Salisbury,
Lincoln, St. Paul's, and York ;
m. rolls; ld.chanc., and a cardl. ;
tr. to Canterbury.
John Alcock, tr. from Worcester;
ld. chanc.
Richd. Redman, tr. from Exeter.
Jas. Stanley, warden of Manchester,
and dean of St. Martin's.
Nich. West, dean of Windsor.
Thos. Goodrick, or Goodrich, canon
of St. Stephen’s, Westminster;
aft. li. chanc.
Thos. Thirlby; tr. from Norwich ;
depr.
Richd. Coxe, dean of Christchurch,
Oxford ; d. 1581.
See vacant 18 years.
Martin Heton, dean of Winchester.
Lancelot Andrews, tr. from Chi-
chester; tr. to Winchester.
Nichs. Felton, tr. from Bristol.
John Buckeridge, tr. from Ro-
chester.
DEANS
Robt. Steward, alias Wells, Sept.
10; last prior and first dean;
d. Sept. 22, 1557.
Andrew Perne; d. Apr. 26, 1589.
John Bell; d. Oct. 31, 1591.
Humphrey Tyndall; d. Oct. 12, 1614.
Hy. Caesar, alias Adelmare ; d.
June 27, 1636.
Wm. Beale, nominated but never
admitted ; d. Oct. 1, 1651.
Wm. Fuller, July 14; dean of Dur-
ham, 1646; d. May 12, 1659.
. Richd. Love, Sept. 6; d. Jan. 1661.
. Hy. Ferne,
Feb.; bp. Chester,
1662; d. Mar. 16, 1662.
. Edwd. Martin, Feb. 22; d. Apr. 28,
1662.
Fras. Wilford, May 20; d. July,
1667.
Robt. Mapletoft, Aug. 7 ; d. Aug.
20, 1677.
1631.
1638.
I667.
1675.
1684.
1691.
1707.
1714.
I723.
1738.
1748.
1754.
1770.
1781.
1808.
1812.
1836.
1845.
1864.
1873.
1885.
1708.
1713.
1729.
1730.
1758.
1780.
I797.
1820.
1839.
1858.
1869.
Fras. White, tr. from Norwich.
Matth. Wren, tr. from Norwich.
Benjn. Lancy, or Laney, tr. from
Lincoln.
Peter Gunning, tr. from Chichester.
Fras. Turner, tr. from Rochester;
depr. for not taking the oaths.
Simon Patrick, tr. from Chichester.
John Moore, tr. from Norwich.
Wm. Fleetwood, tr. from St. Asaph.
Thos. Greene, tr. from Norwich.
Robt. Butts, tr. from Norwich.
Sir. Thos. Gooch, bt., tr. from Nor-
wich.
Matthias Mawson, tr. from Chi-
chester.
Edmd. Keene, tr. from Chester.
Hon. Jas. Yorke, tr. from Glou-
cester ; d. Aug. 26.
Thos. Dampier, Sept. 13; tr. from
Rochester; d. May 13, 1812.
Bowyer Edwd. Sparke, May 23,
tr. from Chester; d. Apr. 4,
1836.
Jos. Allen, June 15; tr. from Bristol;
d. Mar. 20, 1845.
Thos. Turton, reg. prof. Divinity, and
fellow of Catharine Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mar. 29; d. Jan. 7, 1864.
Edwd. Harold Browne, canon of
Exeter, Feb. 4, G. ; tr. to Wim-
chester.
Jas. Russell Woodford, vicar of Leeds,
Oct. 27, G.; d. Oct. 24, 1883.
Alwyne Compton, c. c. 1d. Alwyne
Compton, Dean of Worcester, Dec.
31, G.
OF ELY.
1677.
1693.
John Spencer, Sept.; d. May 27, 1693.
John Lamb, June 20; d. Aug. 10,
1708.
Chas. Roderick, Oct. 8; d. Mar. 25,
1712.
Robt. Moss, Apr. 30; d. Mar. 26,
1729.
John Frankland, Apr. 28; d. Sept.
3, 1730.
Peter Allix, Nov. 21; d. Jan. 11,
1758.
Hugh Thomas, July 15 ; d. July 11,
1780.
Wm. Cooke, Aug. 9; d. Nov. 21,
1797.
Wrm. Pearce, Dec. 10.
Jas. Wood, Nov. 21, G.
Geo. Peacock, May 7, G.
Harvey Goodwin, Dec. 10, G.; bp.
Carlisle, 1869.
Chas. Merivale, Dec. 11, G.
28 &
436
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
and
the latter at Bodmin.
DIOCESE OF EXETER.
THIs diocese comprises the two former bishoprics of Devonshire
Cornwall. The church of the former was at Crediton, and of
About the year 1032, the bishopric of Cornwall
was united to that of Devonshire; and, soon after, the then bishop re-
moved the see to Exeter, where it still continues.
905.
906.
925.
932.
942.
953.
972.
981.
909.
* *
* }
36 k
* 3&
966.
BISHOPS OF DEVONSHIRE,
AEdulphus, or Werstanus I.
Putta.
AEdulphus II.
Ethelgarus.
Algarus.
Alfwoldus I.
Alf wolfus.
Sydemanus.
990.
Alfredus, abbot of Malmesbury.
999. Alfwoldus II.
1014. Eadnothus.
1032. Livyngus, who, , after the death of
Burwoldus, bp. of Cornwall, pro-
cured that bishopric to be an-
nexed to his own. He also held
the see of Worcester from 1838.
BISHOPS OF CORNWALL.
St. Patroe; he lived about the year
850.
Athelstan I.
Conanus.
Ruydocus.
Aldredus I.
Britwynus.
Athelstan II.
966.
* k
:
:
Wolfi.
Woronus.
Wolocus.
Stidio.
Aldredus II.
Burwoldus, or Brithwaldus; the last
bp. of Cornwall.
BISHOP OF DEVON AND CORNWALL.
1046. Leofric, who removed the see to Exeter in 1049 or 1050.
BISHOPS OF EXETER.
1049–50. Leofric.
1074. Osbert, brother to the E. of Here-
ford; d. 1103.
See vacant 3 years.
1107. Wm. Warelvast, Warlewast, or
Warewast, res. 1127 ; d. 1137.
1128. Robt. Chichester, dean of Salis-
burv.
1150. Robt. Warlewast, dean of Salis-
bury.
1161. Barth. Iscanus.
1185. John; d. 1191.
See vacant 2 years.
1193. Hy. Marshall, dean of York; d.
1206.
See vacant above 7 years.
1214. Simon de Apulia, dean of York.
1224. Wm. Brewer, pr. councillor to Hen.
1245. Richd. Blondy.
1258. WalterBronscombe, archdn.of$urrey.
1280.
1292.
1307.
1326.
Peter Quivil, canon of Exeter.
Thos. de Button, dean of Wells,
Walter Stapleton, ld. treasr. ; be-
headed by a mob in London, Oct.
15, 1326.
Jas. de Berkeley; d. 1327.
John Godeleigh chosen, but set aside
by the pope.
1327.
1370.
1395.
1419.
1420,
1456.
1465.
1478.
1486.
1492.
1495.
1502,
1504.
1519.
1551,
John Grandison.
Thos. Brentingham, ld. treasr.
Edma. Stafford, ld, chanc.
John Ketterick, tr. from Lichfield
and Coventry; d. 1420.
Jas. Cary, bp. Lichfield and Co-
ventry; d. before he took posses-
sion of the see.
Edmd. Lacy, tr. from Hereford.
Geo. Nevill, ld, chanc. and chanc.
of Oxford; tr. to York.
John Booth, preb. of St. Paul's.
Peter Courtenay, archdn. of Exeter;
tr. to Winchester.
Richd. Fox, preb. of Salisbury; lá.
pr. seal; tr. to Bath and Wells.
Oliver King, preb. of St. Paul's;
tr. to Bath and Wells.
Richd. Redman, tr. from St. Asaph;
tr. to Ely.
John Arundel, tr. from Lichfield
and Coventry.
Hugh Oldham, or Oldman, preb. of
York and Lichfield.
John Voysey, alias Harman, dean
of Windsor; res. 1551.
Miles Coverdale, depr and banished
by Mary, 1553. After her death
he refused to return to his
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 437
1459.
1477.
1478.
. Wm. Alley, preb. of St. Paul's.
. Wm. Bradbridge, dean of Salisbury. 1778.
. John Woolton, can.-res. of Exeter.
. Gervase Babington, tr. from Llan- 1792.
daff; tr. to Worcester. 1797.
. Wm. Cotton, can -res. of St. Paul's.
. Valentine Cary, dean of St. Paul's. 1803.
. Jos. Hall, dean of Worcester; tr. to
Norwich 1641. 1807.
. Ralph Brownrigg, preb. of Durham.
. John Gauden, master of the Temple; 1820.
. Anthy. Sparrow, archdn.of Sudbury;
. Thos. Lamplugh, dean of Rochester;
tr. to York. 1869.
. Sir Jonn. Trelawney, bt. ; tr. from
bishopric, and lived in retirement 1717.
until his 81st year.
• John Voysey, again; rest. by Mary | 1724.
on her accession. 1743.
. Jas. Turberville, preb. of Winton ; ; 1746.
depr. Jan 1560. 1762.
tr. to Worcester.
. Seth Ward, dean of Exeter; tr. to 1830.
Salisbury.
tr. to Norwich.
Bristol; tr. to Winchester.
. Offspring Blackhall, rector of St. 1885.
Mary Aldermary, London.
Lancelot Blackburn, dean of Exe-
ter; tr. to York.
Stephen Weston.
Nichs. Claggett, tr. from St. David's.
Geo. Lavington, can.-res.of St.Paul's.
Fredk. Keppel, canon of Windsor,
and in 1766 dean of Windsor.
John Ross, one of his majesty's
chaplains and preb. of Durham.
Wm. Buller, dean of Canterbury.
Hy. Regd. Courtenay, tr. from
Bristol; d. 1803.
John Fisher, archdn. of Exeter, June
25 ; tr. to Salisbury.
Hon. Geo. Pelham, July 11 ; tr. from
Bristol; tr. to Lincoln.
Wm. Carey, Oct. 16; tr. to St.
Asaph.
Christr. Bethell, Apr. 7; tr. from
Gloucester; tr. to Bangor, Oct.
10, same year.
Hy. Phillpotts, preb. of Durham,
Nov. 11; d. Sept. 18, 1869.
Fredk. Temple, head master of
Rugby, Oct. 25, G. ; tr. to Lon-
don, 1885.
Edwd. Hy. Bickersteth, dean of
Gloucester, Mar. 26, G.
DEANS OF EXETER.
1225. Serlo, Dec.; d. July 25, 1231. 1482.
* * Roger de Wynklegh; d. Aug. 13,
1252. 1496.
* * Wm. de Stanwey; d. Dec. 30, 1268.
* * Roger de Thoriz; d. Apr. 30, 1274. 1509.
1274. John Noble, Sept. 20.
* * John Pycot.
1284. Andrew de Kilkenny, Mar. 13; d.
Nov. 4, 1302. 1519.
* * Hy. de Somerset. 1527.
* * Thos. de Lechlade; d. 1309.
1311. Barthw. de Sancto Laurentio, June | 1537.
* * Roger de Coleton, was dean in 1328; 1553.
d. 1335.
1335. Richd. de Braylegh, Oct. 2. 1554.
* * Regd. de Bugwell.
* * Robt. Sumpter, was dean in 1373 1560.
and 1377. 1570.
* * Thos. Walkyngton, was dean on | 1583.
Feb. 23, 1384.
1385. Ralph Tregrision, June. 1588.
1415. Stephen Payn, Nov. 4; d. May, 1629.
1419. 1661.
1419. Roger Bolter, elected but declined.
John Cobethorn, Sept. 2. 1662.
* * John Hals, bp. Lichfield and Coven- 1663.
try, 1459.
Hy. Webber, Dec. 26; d. Feb. 13, 1681.
1477.
Peter Courtenay, Apr. 27; bp. Exe- 1703.
ter, 1478.
Lionel Woodvile, bp. Salisbury, 1705.
1482.
John Arundell, bp. Lichfield and
Coventry, 1496.
Edwd. Willoughby; d. Nov. 23,
1508.
Thos. Hobbys, Feb. 7 ; d. Sept.
1509.
John Veysy, Nov. 19 ; bp. FXeter,
1519.
Richd. Pace, res. July 8, 1527.
Regd. Pole, Sept. 23; depr. ; abp.
Canterbury, 1556.
Simon Heynes, July 16; d. Oct.
1552.
Jas. Haddon, July 10.
John Moreman ; d. 1554.
Thos. Reynolds, Feb. 9 ; depr. by
Elizabeth ; d. Nov. 24, 1559.
Gregory Dodds, Feb. 25 ; d. 1570.
Geo. Carewe; d. 1583.
Stephen Townesende, Oct. 5; d.
1588.
Matt. Sutcliffe, Oct. 27; d. 1629.
Wm. Peterson, July 18; d. 1661.
Seth Ward, Dec. 26; bp. Exeter,
1662.
Edwd. Younge, Aug. 21; d. 1663.
Geo. Cary, Sept. 5; d. Feb. 2,
1681.
Hon. Richd. Annesley, aft. li. Alt-
ham, Apr. 6; d. Nov. 16, 1701.
Wm. Wake, Feb. 14; bp. Lincoln,
1705.
Lancelot Blackburne, Nov. 3; by.
Exeter, 1717.
438 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1717. Edwd. Trelawny, Mar. 18; d. Oct. 1802. Chas. Talbot, Tec. 31; dean of
24, 1726. Salisbury, 1809.
1726. John Gilbert, Dec. 27; bp. Llandaff, 1809. Geo. Gordon, Mar. 25, G.; dean of
1740. Lincoln, 1810.
1741. Alured Clarke, Jan. 12; d. May 31, 1810. John Garnett, Feb. 10, G.; d. Mar.
1742. 12, 1813.
1742. Wm. Holmes, Aug. 14; d. Apr. 4, 1813. Whittington Landon, Mar. 30, G.
1748. 1839. Ld. Wriothesley Russell, Jan. 19, G.;
1748. Chas. Lyttelton, June 1; bp. Car- res. same year.
lisle, 1762. Thos. Hill Lowe.
1762. Jeremiah Milles, Apr. 28; d. Feb. 1861. Chas. John Ellicott, July 1, G.
16, 1784. 1863. Hon. Wm. John Brodrick, aft. visc.
1784. Wm. Buller, Mar. 25; dean of Can- Midleton, Apr. 2, G.
terbury, 1790. 1867. Archd. Boyd, Nov. 11, G.
1790. Chas. Harward, July 16; d. July 17, 1883. Benjn. Morgan Cowie, dean of Man-
I802. chester, Nov. 20, G.
DIOCESES OF GLOUCESTER AND BRISTOL.
THE DIOCESE of GLoucestER was formerly part of that of Worcester
and was erected into a separate see by Henry VIII. in 1541.
THE DIOCESE of BRISTOL was erected into a separate see by Henry
VIII. in 1542, and was formed chiefly out of the diocese of Salisbury,
with small portions of Wells and Worcester. During a great part of
Queen Elizabeth’s reign, this see was held in commendam by the bishops
of Gloucester.
By 6 and 7 Wm. IV. cap. 77 (Aug. 13, 1836) and an order in council
dated Oct. 7, 1836, the dioceses of Gloucester and Bristol were con-
solidated.
By 47 and 48 Vict. cap. 66 (Aug. 14, 1884) provision is made for the
separation of the two dioceses on the next vacancy of the see, but this
act has not yet come into operation.
BISHOPS OF GLOUCESTER.
1541. John Wakeman, the last abbot of See vacant 5 years.
Tewkesbury. 1660. Wm. Nicholson, archdn. of Breck-
1550. John Hooper, held the see of Wor- nock.
cester in commendam in 1552: e • TX --> wº g
depr. by Mary, 1553; burnt at 1672. Jº §: ‘...." V 1C3, I’
Gloucester, Feb. 9, 1555. g , Uripplegate.
1554. Jas. Brookes, master of Baliol Col- 1681. Robt. Frampton, dean of Glouces-
lege, Oxford; d. 1558. ter; depr. for not taking the
See vacant 3 years. oaths.
1562. Richd. Cheyney, also bp. Bristol; 1691. Edwd. Fowler, preb. of Gloucester.
d. 1579. 1715. Richd. Willis, dean of Lincoln; tr.
See vacant 2 years. to Salisbury.
1581. John Bullingham, also bp. Bris- || 1722. Jos. Wilcocks, preb. of Westminster;
tol; d. 1598. tr. to Rochester.
1598. Godfrey Goldsborough, preb. of 1731. Elias Sydall, tr. from St. David's.
Worcester. 1734. Martin Benson, preb. of Durham.
1604. Thos. Ravis, dean of Christ Church, 1752. Jas. Johnson, can.-res. of St. Paul's;
Oxford ; tr. to Ilondon. tr. to Worcester.
1607. Hy. Barry, dean of Chester; tr. to 1759. Wm. Warburton, dean of Bristol
Worcester. and preacher at Lincoln's Inn.
1610. Giles Thomson, dean of Windsor. 1779. Hon. Jas. Yorke, tr. from St. David's;
1612. Miles Smith, can.-res. of Hereford. tr. to Ely.
1624. Godfrey Goodman, dean of Roches- || 1781. Saml. Halifax, tr. to St. Asaph.
ter; his see was sequestrated in 1789. Richd. Beadon, archdn. of luondon;
1640, and he d. a papist in 1655. tr. to Bath and Wells.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 439
1802.
1815.
Geo. Isaac Huntingford, warden of 1824. Christr. Bethell, Mar. 11; tr. to
Winchester College, Apr. 21; tr. Exeter.
to Hereford. e
Hon. Hy. Ryder, July 8; tr. to 1880. Jas. Hy. Monk, July 11. United
Lichfield and Coventry. to Bristol, 1836.
See “Bishops of Gloucester and Bristol,” infra.
BISHOPS OF BRISTOL.
1538. Hy. Holbeach, bp. suffragan ; tr. to 1689. Gilbert Ironside, warden of Wad-
Rochester. ham College, Oxford; tr. to Here-
1542. Paul Bushe, provincial of the Bon- ford.
hommes; res. the see on the ac- | 1691. John Hall, master of Pembroke Col-
cession of Mary in 1553, he being lege, Oxford.
married. 1710. John Robinson, dean of Windsor ;
1554. John Holyman, monk of Reading ; ld. pr. seal; tr. to London.
d. Dec. 1558. 1714. Geo. Smallridge, dean of Christ-
See vacant 3 years. church, Oxford.
1562. Richd. Cheney, or Cheyney, archdn. 1719. Hugh Boulter, archdn. of Surrey; tr.
of Hereford; he held the see of to Armagh, Ireland.
Gloucester, by dispensation, along | 1724. Wm. Bradshaw, dean ofChristchurch,
with this see. Oxford.
See vacant 2 years. 1732. Chas. Cecil, tr. to Bangor.
1581. John Bullingham, preb. of Wor- 1734. Thos. Secker, preb. of Durham ; tr.
cester and St. Paul's; he held to Oxford.
Gloucester by dispensation; res. 1737. Thos. Gooch, preb. of Canterbury;
the see of Bristol, 1589. tr. to Norwich.
1589. Richd. Fletcher, dean of Peter- 1738. Jos. Butler, preb. of Rochester; tr.
borough ; tr. to Worcester, 1593. to Durham.
See vacant 10 years. 1750 John Conybeare, dean of Christ-
1603. John Thornborough, tr. from Lime- church, Oxford.
rick; tr. to Worcester. 1758. John Hume, can.-res. of St. Paul's ;
1617. Nichs. Felton, preb. of St. Paul's; tr. to Oxford.
tr. to Ely. Philip Younge, can.-res.of St. Paul's;
1619. Rowland Serchfield, vicar of Charl- tr. to Norwich.
bury, Oxfordshire. 1761. Thos. Newton, preb. of Westminster,
1622. Robt. Wright, canon of Wells; tr. to and dean of St. Paul's.
Lichfield and Coventry. 1782. Lewis Bagot, dean of Christchurch,
1632. Geo. Cook, or Coke, rector of Bygrave, Oxford; tr, to Norwich.
Herts. ; tr. to Hereford. 1785. Christr. Wilson, preb. of Westminster.
1636. Robt. Skinner, rector of Launton, 1792. Spencer Madam, can.-res. of Lich-
Oxfordshire ; tr. to Oxford. field; tr. to Peterborough.
1640. Thos. Westfield, archdn.ofst.Alban's. 1794, Hy. Regd. Courtenay, preb. of
1644. Thos. Howell, can. of Windsor; d. Rochester; tr. to Exeter.
1646. 1797. Folliot Herbert Walker Cornewall,
See vacant 16 years. dean ofCanterbury; tr.to Hereford.
1660. Gilbert Ironside, preb. of York. 1802. Hon. Geo. Pelham, tr. to Exeter.
1671. Guy Carleton, dean of Carlisle; tr. 1807. John Luxmore, dean of Gloucester;
to Chichester. tr. to Hereford.
1678. Wm. Gulston, rector of Symondsbury, 1808, Wm. Lort Mansel; d. 1820.
Dorsetshire. 1820. John Kaye, master of Christ's Col-
1684. John Lake, tr. from Sodor and lege, Cambridge ; tr. to Lincoln.
Man; tr. to Chichester. 1827. Robt. Gray; d. in 1834.
1685. Sir Jonathan Trelawny, bt. ; tr. to 1834. Jos. Allen; tr. to Ely, 1836. United
Exeter. to Gloucester.
See “Bishops of Gloucester and Bristol,” infra.
BISHOPS OF GLOUCESTER AND BRISTOL.
1836. Jas. Hy. Monk, bp. of Gloucester, 1861. Wm. Thompson, prior of Queen's
Oct. 7 ; d. June 6, 1856. College, Oxford ; tr. to York.
1856. Chas. Baring, rector of Limpsfield, 1863. Chas. Jno. Ellicott, dean of Exeter,
Surrey, and chaplain in ordy.to the Jan. 30, G.
Queen, July 9, G.; tr. to Durham.
440
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1541.
1565.
1569.
1570.
1584.
1594.
1607.
1609.
1616.
1621.
1624.
1631.
1644.
The dates down to 1781 are those of the installations.
DEANS OF GLOUCESTER.
Wm. Jennings, last prior of St. Os-
walds and first dean of Gloucester;
d. Nov. 4, 1565.
John Man; d. 1568.
Thos. Cowper; bp. Lincoln, 1570.
Laurence Humphrey; dean of Win-
chester, 1580; d. 1590.
Anthy. Rudd ; bp. St.
1594; d. 1614.
Lewis Griffith; d. 1607.
Thos. Morton, June 22; dean of Win-
chester, 1609; d. Sept. 22, 1659.
Richd. Field; d. Nov. 21, 1616,
Wm. Laud ; bp. St. David's, 1621.
Richd. Senhouse ; bp. Carlisle, 1624.
Thos Winniffe, dean of St. Paul’s,
1631; bp. Lincoln, 1641.
Geo. Warburton, June;
Wells, Aug. 1631.
Accepted Frewen ; bp. Lichfield and
Coventry, 1643.
Wm. Brough, nom, by Chas. I., but
never enjoyed the dignity.
David's,
dean of
1671.
1673.
1681.
1685.
1707.
1720.
1723.
1729.
1730.
1758.
1800.
1808.
1825.
1862.
1885.
1886.
Thos. Wyner; d. 1673.
Robt. Frampton; bp. Gloucester,
1681.
Thos. Marshall, Apr. 30; d. 1685.
Wm. Jame; d. 1707.
Knightly Chetwood, Apr. ; d. Apr.
11, 1720.
John Waugh, Aug. 4; bp. Carlisle,
1723.
John Frankland, dean of Ely, 1729.
Peter Allix; dean of Ely, 1730.
Daml. Newcombe ; d. 1758.
Josiah Tucker; d. Nov. 4, 1799.
John Luxmore, Jan. 7, G.; and bp.
Bristol, 1807; tr. to Hereford, 1808.
John Plumtree, Aug. 27, G.
Hon. Edwd. Rice, Dec. 18, G.
Hy. Law, Dec. 1, G.
Edwd. Hy. Bickersteth, Jan. 19, G.;
bp. Exeter, 1885.
Hy. Montague Butler, May 14, G.
Hy. Donald Maurice Spence, Dec.
13, G.
DEANS OF BRISTOL.
were, of course, a short time previous.
1542.
1551.
1552.
1554.
1800.
1803.
1810.
1813.
Wm. Snow, last prior of Braden-
stock and first dean, June 4.
John Whiteheare, or Whytere, July
26.
Geo. Carewe, Nov. 5; depr. by Mary.
Hy. Jolliffe, Sept. 9; depr. by Eli-
zabeth, 1559; d. 1573.
. Geo. Carewe, rest.Now. 10: aft. dean
of Exeter.
. John Sprint, Feb. 16; d. 1589.
. Anthy. Watson, July 21; bp, Chi-
chester, 1596; held deanery till
1598.
. Simon Robson, Apr. 21; d. 1617.
. Edwd. Chetwynd, July 26; d. 1639.
. Matth. Nicholas, June 22; dean of
St. Paul's, 1660.
1660.
1667.
1683.
1684.
1685.
1693.
1708.
1730.
1739.
1757.
1760.
1761.
1768.
1781.
The actual appointments
Hy. Glenham, Sept. 14; bp. St.
Asaph, 1667.
Richd. Towgood, May 1; d. 1683.
Saml. Crossman, Feb. 4 ; d. 1684.
Richd. Thompson. May 25; d. 1685.
Wm. Levett, Jan, 10; d. 1693.
Geo. Royse, Mar. 10; d. 1708.
Hon. Robt. Booth, June 20.
Saml. Creswick, Sept. 8.
Thos. Chamberlayne, Dec. 24.
Wm. Warburton, Oct. 25; bp. Glou-
cester, 1759.
Saml. Squire, June 21; bp. St.
David's, 1761.
Fras. Ayscough, June 5.
Cutts Barton.
John Hallam, Feb. 22.
The following dates are those of the Gazette notices.
Chas. Peter Layard, Jan. 7, G.
Bowyer Edwd. Sparke, May 24, G.;
bp. Chester, 1809.
John Parsons, Jan. 27, G.
Hy. Becke, Dec. 14, G.
,
|
1837.
1850,
Thos. Musgrave, Mar 27, G.; bp.
Hereford, Aug., 1837.
John Lamb, Oct. 2, G.
Gilbert Elliot, May 1, G.
DIOCESE OF HEREFOR.D.
THIS was a bishopric in the time of the Britons, and one of the suffragans
to the metropolitan see of St. David’s.
When the country was con-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
441
3. by the Saxons, it became a member of
the province of
anterbury.
BISHOPS OF HEREFORD.
680. Putta, tr. from Ro- 758. Albertus, 908. Cunemund, or Ceyne-
chester. or Alberus. mundus.
691. Tirhtullus. 769. Esna. 928. Edgar.
703. Tortherus. 775. Celmund. 949. Tidhelm.
718. Walstodus, or Wastol- || 783. Utellus. 966. Wulfehelm.
dus. 788. Wulfehard. 990. Alfric.
736. Cuthbert, tr. to Can- |809. Beonna. 997. Athulf.
terbury. 829. Edulph. 1012. Athelstan.
741. Podda. 849. Cuthwolf. 1055. St. Leovegard, or
746. Ecca, or Acca. 868. Mucellus. Leofgar.
752. Cedde. 888. Deorlaf. See vacant 4 years.
1060. Walter, chaplain to the queen. 1422. Thos. Spofford, abbot of St. Mary's,
1079. Robt. Losing, preb. of St. Paul's. York; bp, elect of Rochester, but
1095 Gerard, chanc. to William the con- removed to this see before conse-
queror; tr. to York. cration; res. 1448.
1101. Raimelm, chanc. to the queen ; he 1448. Richd. Beauchamp, archd. of Suffolk;
rebuilt the cathedral. tr. to Salisbury.
1115. Geoffrey de Clyve, chaplaim to the 1450. Regd. Butler, or Bottoler, abbot of
king. Gloucester; tr. to Lichfield and
1120. Richd. de Cappella, clerk of the Coventry.
seal. 1453. John Stanbery, or Stanbury, tr.
1131. Robt. de Betun, prior of Lanthony. from Bangor.
1148. Gilbert Foliot, abbot of Gloucester; 1474. Thos. Milling, abbot of Westminster.
tr. to London. 1492. Edmd. Audley, tr. from Rochester;
1163. Robt. de Melun, prior of Lanthony; tr. to Salisbury.
d. 1166. 1502. Adrian de Castello, preb. of St.
See vacant 7 years. Paul’s ; tr. to Bath and Wells.
1174. Robt. Foliot, archdn, of Oxford. 1504. Richd. Mayhew, or Mayo, pres.
1186. Wn. de Vere, preb. of St. Paul's. of Magdalen College, Oxford.
1200. Giles de Bruse, or Braose. 1516. Chas. Booth, preb. of Lincoln.
1216. Hugh de Mapenore, dean of Hereford. | 1535. Edwd. Fox, provost of King's
1219. Hugh Foliot, archdn. of Salop College, Cambridge.
1234, Ralph de Maydenstune,or Maidstone, 1538. Edmd. Bonner, archdn. of Leicester;
dean of Hereford ; res. Dec. 1239. before consecration, tr. to London.
1240. Peter de Egueblank, or Egeblaunch, 1539. John Skypp, archdn. of Dorset.
a Savoyard. 1553. John Harley, preb. of Worcester;
1268, Johd de Breton. depr. for being married.
1275. St. Thos. de Cantilupe, archdn, of 1554. Robt. Warton, or Parfew, tr. from.
Stafford; ld. chanc. of England, St. Asaph.
and chanc. of Oxford. Thos. Reynolds; nom. by Mary, but
1282. Richd. Swinefield. on her death, set aside by Eliza-
1317. Adam de Orleton, ld, treas r. ; tr. to beth.
Worcester. 1559. John Scory, the depr. bp. of
1327. Thos. Charlton, canon of York; ld. Chichester ; made bp. Hereford
chanc. of Ireland. by Elizabeth.
1344. John Trilleck. 1585. Herbert Westphaling, canon of Wind-
1361. Lewis de Charleton, canon of Here- SOI.
ford; chanc. of Oxford. 1602. Robt. Bennet, dean of Windsor.
1369. Wm. Courteney, canon of York; tr. 1617. Fras. Godwin, tr. from Llandaff.
to London. Wm. Juxton, dean of Worcester, elec-
1375. John Gilbert, tr. from Bangor; ld. ted ; but before consecration, tr.to
treasr. ; tr. to St. David's. London.
1389. John Trevenant, or Treffnant, Godfrey Goodman, bp. Gloucester,
canon of St. Asaph and Lincoln. elected; but declined the app.
1404. Robt. Maschal, confessor to the 1634. Augustin Lindsell, tr. from Peter-
king. borough ; d. same year.
1417. Edmd. Lacy, canon of Windsor; tr. Matth. Wren, dean of Windsor; tr.
to Exeter. to Norwich,
1420. Thos, Polton, dean of York; tr. to 1635. Theoph. Field, tr. from St. David's
Chichester.
Dec. 1635; d. June, 1636.
442
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1636.
1660.
1661.
1691.
1701.
1712.
1721.
1723.
1746.
1787.
1788.
1140.
1150.
1157.
1172.
1187.
1202.
1203.
1216.
1218.
1231.
1234.
1247.
1271.
1278.
1320.
1352.
13(53.
*
+
1380.
1393.
1407.
1419.
1434.
1445.
1462.
* *
1481.
1490.
1491.
1501.
1512.
Geo. Cook, or Coke, tr. from Bris-
tol; d. 1646.
See vacant 14 years.
Nichs. Monk, provost of Eton.
Herbert Croft, dean of Hereford.
Gilbert Ironside, tr. from Bristol.
Humphrey Humphreys, tr. from
Bangor.
Philip Bisse, tr. from St. David's.
Benjn. Hoadley, tr. from Bangor; tr.
to Salisbury.
Hon. Hy. Egerton, canon of Christ-
church, Oxford.
Lord Jas. Beauclerk, canon of Wind-
sor; d. 1787.
Hon. John Harley, dean of Windsor;
d. 1788.
John Butler, tr. from Oxford; d.
1802.
1802.
1808.
1815.
1832.
1837.
1847.
Folliot Herbert Walker Cornewall,
tr. from Bristol; tr. to Wor-
cester,
John Luxmore, July 16 ; tr. from
Bristol; tr. to St. Asaph.
Geo. Isaac Huntingford, July 23;
tr. from Gloucester; d. Apr. 1832.
Hon. Edwd. Grey, dean of Here-
ford, May 7; d. June 24, 1837.
Thos. Musgrave, Aug. 7 ; tr. to
York.
Renn Dickson Hampden, principal
of St. Mary's Hall, reg. prof.
Divinity, and canon of Christ-
church, Oxford, Dec. 11; d.
Apr. 23, 1868.
1868. Jas. Atlay, vicar of Leeds, May 13,
DEANS OF HEREFOR.D.
Ralph (1).
Geffry (1).
Ralph (2).
Geffry (2).
Richard.
Hugh de Breuse.
Hugh de Mapenore ; b.p. Hereford,
1216.
Henry.
Thos. de Bosbury.
Ralph de Maideston.
Steph. de Thorne.
Ancelinus, or Ancelin.
Giles de Avenbury.
John de Aquablanca.
Steph. de Ledbury.
Thos. de Trilleck.
Wm. de Birmingham.
John de Middleton.
John Harold.
John Prophet.
Thos. Felde.
John Stanwey.
Hy. Shelford.
John Berew.
John ap Richard.
Richd. Pede.
Thos. Chandeler.
Oliver King.
John Harvey.
Regd. West.
Thos. Wolsey.
Edmd. Frowcester.
T529.
1549.
1558.
1559.
1576.
1593.
1607.
1616.
1617.
1623.
1631.
1635.
1644.
1661.
1672.
1692.
1724.
* *
1748.
1750.
1756.
1771.
1808.
1809.
1820.
1827.
1830.
1832.
1850.
1867.
Gamaliel Clifton.
Hugh Curwyn ; bp. Oxford, 1567.
Edma. Daniel.
John Ellis.
John Watkins.
Chas. Langford.
Edwd. Doughtie.
Richd. Mountague.
Sylvanus Gryffith.
Danl. Price.
John Richardson.
Jonathan Browne.
Herbert Croft ; bp. Hereford, 1661.
Thos. Hodges.
Geo. Benson.
John Tyler; bp. Llandaff, 1707.
Robt. Clavering.
Edwd. Cresset; bp. Llandaff, 1748.
Edmd. Castle.
John Egerton ; bp. Bangor, 1756.
Fras. Webber.
Nathan Wetherell.
Wm. Leigh, Jan. 16, G.
Geo. Gretton, Mar. 21, G.
Rcbt. Jas. Carr, Aug. 14, G.; and
bp. Chichester, 1824.
Edwd. Mellish, June 28, G.
Hon. Edwd. Grey, Dec. 22, G.; bp.
Hereford, 1832.
John Merewether, May 15, G.
Richd. Daws, May 15, G.
Hon. Geo. Herbert, Apr. 10, G.
DIOCESE OF LICHFIELD, FORMERLY LICHFIELD
AND COVENTRY.
This bishopric is said to have been founded by Oswy, king of North-
umbria, about the year 656, and although it had, until very recently, a
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 443
double name (Lichfield and Coventry), yet, like Bath and Wells, it has
always been a single diocese. Offa, king of Mercia, by the favour of
pope Adrian, constituted it an archiepiscopal see ; but this title was laid
aside on the death of that king. In 1075, Peter, the thirty-fourth
bishop, removed the see to Chester; in 1102, his immediate successor,
Robert de Limesey, removed it to Coventry; and bishop Roger de
Clinton, according to some authorities (bishop Hugo Novant being
mentioned by others), removed it back to Lichfield, but with great
opposition from the monks of Coventry. The dispute was finally settled
in a manner nearly similar to that adopted between Bath and Wells : it
was agreed that the bishop should be styled from both places; that
they should choose the bishop alternately; and that they should both
make one chapter, of which the prior of Coventry should be the chief.
Matters continued thus until the Reformation, when the priory of
Coventry was dissolved by Henry VIII., but the style of the bishop
continued as before.
By an order in council dated Jan. 24, 1837, the archdeaconry of
Coventry was separated from this see and added to the see of Worcester;
and the double name was then discontinued.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Shrewsbury was appointed (probably
to this see) under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14, and this title was revived in
1888.
BISHOPS OF LICHFIELD.
656. Dwyma, Diuma, or Duma. 845. Humbert II.
658. Cellach, a Scot; he resigned and re- || 864. Kinebert, or Kenferth.
turned to his own country. 872. St. Cumbert, or Cineferth.
898.
928.
944.
953.
964.
660. Trumhere, abbot of Ingethling.
664. Jaruman.
667. St. Chad, or Ceadda, tr. to York.
672. Winfride, depr. by abp. Theodore.
676. St. Sexulf, or Saxulf, abbot of Mede-
Tunbright, Tunfrith, or Tumfriht.
Ella.
AElfgar.
Kinsey, or Kinsius.
Winsey, or Winsius.
shamstede, now Peterborough. 977. Elphege.
691. Headda, or Eatheadus, of Sidna- 990. Godwin.
cester. 1007. Leofgar, or Leosgar.
721. Aldwyn, 1027. Brithmar.
737. Witta, or Huitta. 1038. Wolfius.
752. Hemel. 1054. Leofwin, abbot of Coventry.
765. Cuthfrid; d. 768. 1067. Peter ; he removed the see to Ches-
768. Berthun ; d. 785. ter in 1075.
785. Higbert, or Sigbert I. 1085. Robt. de Limesey, preb. of St.
786. Adulphus, the Archbishop. This title Paul's ; he removed the see to
Coventry in 1102.
See vacant 4 years.
Robt. Pecham, or Peche, chaplain to
Hen. I. ; d. 1127.
See vacant 2 years.
was laid aside in 799.
* * Humbert I.
812. Herewin.
834. Higbert, or Sigbert II.
837. Ethelwald, or Ethelwold.
1117.
BISHOPS OF LICHFIELD AND COVENTRY.
1129. Roger de Clinton, archdn. of Buck-
ingham ; he removed the see to
Lichfield.
1149. Walter Durdent, prior of Canter-
bury.
1162. Richd. Peche, archdn. of Coventry.
1183. Geraldus Puella, or la Pucelle ; d.
Jan. 1185.
1185. Hugh Novant, Nunant, or Minant,
prior of the Carthusians; he re-
moved the see permanently to
Lichfield.
1198. Geoffrey de Muschamp, archdn. of
Cleveland.
1208. Walter Grey, ld.
Worcester.
1215. Wm. de Cornhull, archdn. of Hunt-
ingdon.
1224. Alexr. de Savensby, or Stavenby;
d. Dec. 26, 1238.
chanc. ; tr. to
444
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1239.
1243.
1245.
1257.
1296.
1322.
1360.
1386.
1398.
1415.
1419.
1447.
1452.
1453.
1459.
1492.
1837.
1839.
1843.
1537.
1888.
Wm. de Rule, or Raleigh, elected
by both chapters; but being
chosen bishop of Norwich also,
he accepted the latter; the chap-
ter of Lichfield then chose Wm.
de Manchestre, their dean, and
that of Coventry elected Nichs.
de Farnham ; and after much con-
troversy, both chapters, at the
king's request, agreed in the
choice of
Hugh de Pateshull, ld, treasr. , conf.
Dec. 25; d. Dec. 1241.
. Richd., surn. Crassus, elected ; but
d. Dec. 8,1242, before consecration.
Robt. de Monte Pessulano next
chosen; but he, finding his elec-
tion disagreeable to the king,
refused the see, and the pope ap-
pointed
Roger de Weseham, dean of Lin-
coln.
Roger de Longespée, or de Molend.
Walter de Langton, ld, treasr, and
ld. chanc.
Roger de Northbrugh, or North-
burgh, archdn. of Richmond; lil.
kpr. and lá. treasr.
Robt. Stretton, canon of Lichfield.
Walter Skirlawe, dean of St. Mar-
tin’s; tr. to Bat and Wells same
year.
Richd. Scrope, tr. to York.
John Burghill, tr. from Llandaff.
John Keterich, tr. from St. David's ;
tr. to Exeter, 1419.
Jas. Cary, tr. to Exeter; d. before
taking possession of that see.
Wm. Heyworth, Nov. 20; d. Mar.
13, 1447.
Wm. Booth, preb. of St. Paul's; tr. to
York.
Nichls. Close, tr. from Carlisle;
chanc. of Cambridge.
Regd. Butler, tr. from Hereford.
John Halse, or Hales, preb. of St.
Paul's.
Wm. Smith, archdn. of Surrey; tr.
to Lincoln.
1496.
1503.
1534.
1543.
1609.
1610.
1614.
1619.
1632.
1643.
1661.
1671.
1692.
1699.
1717.
1730.
1749.
1768.
1771.
1774.
1781.
1824.
1836.
John Arundel, dean of Exeter; tr.
to Exeter.
Geoffry Blythe, dean of York.
Rowland Lee, chanc. and preb. of
Lichfield, and ld. pres. of Wales.
Richd. Sampson; tr. from Chiches-
ter; ld, pres. of Wales.
. Ralph Baines, or Bayne, depr. 1559,
and d. Soon after.
. Thos. Bentham, fellow of Magdalene
College, Oxford.
. Wm. Overton, preb. of Winchester
and Salisbury.
Geo. Abbot, dean of Winchester; tr.
to London.
Richd. Neile, or Neale, tr. from Ro-
chester; tr. to Lincoln.
John Overal, dean of St. Paul's; tr.
to Norwich.
Thos. Mor ton, tr. from Chester; tr.
to Durham.
Robt. Wright, tr. from Bristol.
Accepted l'rewen, dean of Glouces-
ter; tr. to York.
John Hacket, can.-res. of St. Paul's.
Thos. Wood, dean of Lichfield.
Wm. Lloyd, bp. of St. Asaph; tr. to
Worcester.
John Hough, tr. from Oxford; tr.
to Worcester.
Edwd. Chandler, preb. of Worces-
ter; tr. to Durham.
Richd. Smalbroke, tr.
David's.
Hon. Fredk. Cornwallis, canon of
Windsor, and, in 1766, dean of
St. Paul's ; tr. to Canterbury.
IHon. John Egerton, tr. from Bam-
gor; tr. to Durham.
Brownlow North, dean of Canter-
bury; tr. to Worcester.
Richd. Hurd, master of the Temple;
tr. to Worcester.
Hon. Jas. Cornwallis, dean of Can-
terbury; succ. to the earldom of
Cornwallis, 1823; d. 1824.
Hon. Hy. Ryder, Feb. 4; tr. from
Gloucester; d. Mar. 31, 1836.
Saml. Butler, June 15 ; became bp.
of Lichfield only, Jan. 24, 1837.
from St.
BISHOPS OF LICHFIELD.
Saml. Butler, above named, Jan. 24;
d. Dec. 4, 1839.
Jas. Bowstead, Dec. 30 ; tr. from
Sodor and Man; d. Oct. 11, 1843.
John Lonsdale, archdn. of Middlesex
and principal of King's College,
London, Nov. 6; d. Oct. 19, 1867.
1867.
1878.
Geo Augs. Selwyn, Dec. 13, G. ;
tr. from New Zealand; d. Apr.
11, 1878.
Wm. Dalrymple Maclagan, vicar of
St. Mary Abbot, Kensington,
May 13, G.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF SHREWSBURY.
Lewis Thomas.
Sir Lovelaco Tomlinson Stamer, bt.,
archdn.of Stoke-on-Trent, Feb. 6
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
445
1140.
1170.
1173.
1190.
1193.
1214.
1222.
1254.
1280.
1320.
1325.
1328.
1337.
1347.
1349.
1363.
1368.
1371.
1381.
1390.
1426.
1432.
1457.
1493.
1512.
1522.
1533.
borough, in Lincolnshire), and Dorchester, in Oxfordshire.
DEANS OF LICHFIELD.
William (1).
Richd. de Balam, or Dalam.
William (2).
Richard.
Bertram.
Ralph, or Richd. de Nevill, bp.
Chichester, 1222.
Wm. de Manchester; d. Feb. 7,
1253.
Ralph de Sempringham ; d. Mar. 25,
1280.
John de Derby; d. Oct. 12, 1319.
Stephen de Segrave, Dec. 5; bp.
Armagh, 1324.
Roger de Covinis, Nov. ; d. 1328.
John Casey, or Gasey.
Richd. FitzRalph, Apr. 20;
Armagh, 1347.
Simon de Borisleyer Briesley, or
Griesley, Apr. 20; dean of Lin-
coln, 1349.
John de Bokingham ; bp. Lincoln,
1363.
Anthy. Rous.
Laurence de Ibbestoke, or Ibbestock,
Feb. 3.
Fras. St. Sabine.
Wm. de Packington, Jan. 5; d.
1390.
Thos. de Stretton, May 15; d. July
16, 1426.
Robt. Wolveden, Sept. 23; d. Nov.
1432.
John Werney, Dec. 2; d. 1457.
Thos. Heywood, Aug. ; d. Oct. 25,
1492.
John Yotton, Feb. 23; d. Aug. 2,
1512.
Ralph Collingwood, Sept. 26; d.
Nov. 22, 1521.
Jas. Denton, Jam, 7; d. Feb. 23,
1533.
Richd. Sampson,
Chichester, 1536.
bp.
June 20; bp.
1536.
1554.
1559.
1576.
1603.
1604.
1620.
1628.
1633.
1637.
1638.
1661.
1663.
1671.
1683.
1703.
1713.
1720.
1730.
1745.
1776.
1807.
1833.
1868.
1875.
Richd., or Hy. Williams, Nov. 23;
depr. 1553.
John Rambridge, Apr. 2; impris. or
depr. by Elizabeth.
Lawrence Nowell. Apr.
1576.
Geo. Boleyn, or Bollen, Nov. 22; d.
Jan. 1603.
Jas. Montagu, July 16; dean of
Worcester, 1604.
Wm. Tooker, or Tucker, Feb. 21; d.
Mar. 19, 1620.
Walter Curll, or Curle, Mar. 24; bp.
Rochester, 1628.
Augustine Lindsell, Oct. 15; bp.
Peterboro’, 1632.
John Warner, Mar. ; bp. Rochester,
1637.
Saml. Fell, dean of Christ Church,
1638.
Griffith Higgs; d. Dec. 15, 1659.
Wm. Paul, Apr. 8; bp. Oxford
1663.
Thos. Wood, Feb.; bp. Lichfield,
1671.
Matthew Smallwood, July 7; d.
Apr. 26, 1683.
Lancelot Addison, July 3; d. Apr.
20, 1703.
Wm. Binckes, June 19; d. June 19,
1712.
Jonathan Kimberley, July 7; d.
Mar. 7, 1719.
Wm. Walmisley, May. 7.
Nichs. Penny; d. Jan. 15, 1745.
John Addenbrook, Feb. 15; d. Feb.
25, 1776.
Baptist Roby, Mar. 25; d. 1807.
John Chappel Woodhouse, Jan. 27,
G.;ºd. Nov. 17, 1833.
Hon. Hy. Edwd. John Howard, Nov.
27, G.; d. Oct. 8, 1868.
Wm. Weldon Champneys, Nov. 12,
G.; d. Feb. 4, 1875.
Edw. Bickersteth, Feb. 22, G.
29; d.
DIOCESE OF LINCOLN.
THIS diocese was formerly two sees, Sidnacester (not far from Gains-
The former
was united to Dorchester, after remaining a long time vacant, subsequent
to the death of Eadulphus II. its ninth bishop.
The diocese was very
large; so large, in fact, that although the
dioceses of Ely, Oxford, and Peterborough, when originally formed, were
taken from it, it still continued to be the largest in England. Portions
of it have since been transferred to other dioceses.
The bishops of
446
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Lincoln were heretofore accounted chancellors to the archbishop of
Canterbury.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Bedford was appointed under 26 Hen.
VIII. cap. 14. He was probably suffragan to this see, but when, in
1879, the title was revived, the bishop was made suffragan to London.
In 1567, a bishop suffragan of Nottingham was appointed (probably
to this see) under 26 Hen. VIII. cap. 14, and this title was revived in
Rethunus.
Aldredus.
Ceolredus.
Harlardus.
* * * 36.
1870.
BISHOPS OF DORCHESTER.
625. Birinus. 814.
650. Agilbertus. 861.
737. Totta, the first bp. of Leicester. 873.
764. Edbertus.
786. Unwoma.
801. Werinbertus. 905.
Ceolulfus, or Kenulphus.
BISEIOPS OF SIDNACESTER.
678. Eadhedus. 767.
679. Ethelwinus.
701. Edgarus.
720. Kinebertus, or Embercus.
733. Alwigh.
751. Eadulphus I.
Ceolulfus.
783. Unwona.
789. Eadulphus II. ; after whose death
the see remained long vacant,
until it was joined to that of Dor-
chester.
BISHOPS OF DORCHESTER AND SIDNACESTER.
949. Leofwynus, who first united the sees
of Dorchester and Sidnacester
1016.
1034.
Eadhericus.
Eadnothus II.
|Ulfus Normanus.
Wulfinus.
St. Remigius de Feschamp, who re-
moved the see to Lincoln in 1075.
Benedict, or Richd. de Gravesend,
dean of Lincoln. ^.
Oliver Sutton, dean of Lincoln.
John Aldberry, or d’Aldreby, chanc.
of Lincoln.
Thos. Beke, chanc. of Lincoln.
960. Ailnothus. 1052.
967. Ascwinus, or OEswy. 1053.
994. Alfhelmus. 1070.
1004 Eadnothus I.
|BISHOPS OF LINCOLN.
1075. St. Remigius de Feschamp, above- 1258.
named. 3.
1092. Robt. Bloet, or Bluet; la. chanc. 1281.
1123. Alexr., archdn. of Salisbury; lá. 1300.
chanc.
1147. Robt. de Chesney, or Cheney, alias | 1319.
Querceto; d. 1166. 1320.
See vacant 7 years.
Geoffrey Plantagenet ; res. 1181.
Walter de Constantiis, archdn. of
Oxford; tr. to Rouen, 1184.
See vacant 2 years.
Hugh, prior of the Carthusians at
Witham, Somersetshire; canon-
ised.
See vacant 3 years.
Wm. de Blois, preb. of Lincoln.
See vacant 3 years.
1173.
1183.
1186.
1203.
1209. Hugo Wallis, or de Wells, archdn. of
Wells; lá. chanc.
1235. Robt. Grosthead, or Grouthed, 1420.
archdn. of Leicester. 1431.
1254. Hy. de Lexington, dean of Lincoln. 1436.
1343.
1351.
1363.
1398.
1405.
Hy. de Burghersh, ld, treas., and ld.
chanc.
Thos. le Bec, or Bek.
John Gyndell, Gyndwelle, or Sin-
well, archdn. of Northampton.
John Bokingham, kpr. pr. Seal.
Hy. Beaufort, dean of Wells, and
chanc. of Oxford; la. chanc. ; tr.
to Winchester. This prelate was
third son of John of Gaunt, by
Ratherine Swinford.
Philip de Repingdon, abbot of
Leicester; chanc. of Oxford ; res.
on being made a cardl.
Richd. Fleyming, canon of Lincoln.
Wm. Grey, tr. from London.
Wm. Almewick, tr. from Norwich.
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1450. Marmaduke Lumley, chanc. of Cam- | 1641. Thos. Wineffe, or Winniffe, dean of
bridge ; tr. from Carlisle. St. Paul's; d. 1654.
1452. John Chadworth, archdn. of Wells. See vacant 6 years.
1471. Thos. Rotherham, alias Scot; tr. 1660. Robt. Sanderson, preb. of Lincoln.
from Rochester; kpr. pr. seal, ld. | 1663. Benjn. Laney, tr. from Peter-
chanc., and chanc. of Cambridge ; borough; tr. to Ely.
tr. to York. 1667. Wm. Fuller, tr. from Limerick.
1480. John Russel, archdn. of Berks; lá. 1675. Thos. Barlow, provost of Queen's
chanc. and chanc. of Oxford. College, Oxford.
1495. Wm. Smith; tr. from Lichfield and | 1691, Thos. Tenison, vicar of St. Martin’s-
Coventry; chanc. of Oxford, and in-the-Fields; tr. to Canterbury.
I pres. of Wales. 1694. Jas. Gardner, sub-dean of Lincoln.
1513. Thos. Wolsey, bp. of Tournay, al- 1705. Wm. Wake, dean of Exeter; tr. to
moner; dean of York; tr. to York, Canterbury, Jan. 1716.
Aug. 1514; aft. cardl. 1716. Edmd. Gibson, archdn.of Surrey; tr.
1514. Wm. Atwater, dean of Salisbury. to London.
1520. John Longland, or Langland, prin- 1723. Richd. Reynolds, tr. from Ban-
cipal of Magdalen Hall, Oxford. gor.
1547. Hy. Holbeach ; tr. from Rochester. 1743. John Thomas, bp. elect of St. Asaph ;
1552. John Taylour, dean of Lincoln ; tr. to Salisbury.
depr. 1553. 1761. John Green, dean of Lincoln, and in
1553. John Whyte, warden of Winchester ; 1771, can,-res. of St. Paul's ; d.
tr. to Winchester in 1556. 1779.
1557. Thos. Watson, dean of Durham; 1779. Thos. Thurlow, dean of Rochester,
depr. in 1559. and, in 1781, dean of St. Paul's;
1560. Nichs. Bullingham, archdn, of Lin- tr. to Durham.
coln ; tr. to Worcester, Jan. 1571. 1787. Geo. Pretyman Tomline, dean of St
1570. Thos. Cowper, dean of Gloucester; Paul's; tr. to Winchester.
tr. to Winchester. 1820. Hon. Geo. Pelham, Aug. 19 ; tr.
1584. Wm. Wickham, dean of Lincolm ; tr. from Exeter; d. Feb 1, 1827.
to Winchester. & *
1595, win ºn, tr. from Chester. * *ś ...isºgº. "
ſº • * ~ 3 e
1608. Wm. Barlow ; tr. from Rochester. 2 e
1613. Richd. Neile, or Neale; tr. from 1853. John Jackson, canon of Bristol, &c.,
Lichfield and Coventry; tr. to Mar 11, G.; tr. to London.
Durham. 1869. Christr. Wordsworth, archdn. of
1617. Geo. Monteigne, dean of Westminster; Westminster; Jan. 30, G.; res.
tr. to Loudon. 1885.
1621. John Williams, dean of West- | 1885. Edwd. King, reg, prof. pastoral
minster, ld, kpr. ; tr. to York, theology, and canon of Christ
Dec. 1641. Church, Oxford; Mar. 5, G.
|BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF BEDE'ORD.
See Diocese of London, post, p. 452.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF NOTTINGHAM.
1567. Richd. Barnes. canon of Lincoln, Jan. 22, G.;
res. 1877; d. 1878.
1877. Edwd. Trollope, archdn. of Stow,
1870. Hy. Mackenzie, archdn. of Notts, and Dec. 17, G.,
DEANS OF LINCOLN.
1092. Ralph. 1184. Richd. Fitz-Neal, or Fitz-Nigel; bp.
1110. Simon Bloet. London, 1189.
* * Nigellus, between 1123 and 1138. 1189. Hamo; d. 1195.
1141. Philip de Harcourt; aft.bp. Bayonne. 1195. Roger de Rolveston; d. 1223.
1145. Adelmus, or Ascelimus. 1223. Wm. de Tournay; susp. 1232.
Abt. 1164 Hamelinus. 1232. Roger de Weseham; bp. Lichfield,
1169.
Geoffrey Kirtling. 1245.
448
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1245.
1254.
1258.
* };
1273.
* *
1275.
1281.
1288.
1305.
1307.
1310.
1315.
1329.
1338.
1340.
1344.
1349.
* *
* *
* *
1412.
1451.
1483,
1506.
1508.
1514.
1528.
1544.
Hy. de Lexington ; b.p. Lincoln,
1254.
Richd. de Gravesend; bp. Lincoln,
1258.
Robt. de Mariscis.
Wm. de Lexington, in 1263; d. 1272.
Richd. Mepham ; d. 1274.
John de Maidston, dean in 1275; d.
same year.
Oliver Sutton, July;
1281.
Nichs. Heigham; d. 1288.
Philip Willoughby, June; d. 1305.
Josceline de Kirmington, Sept. 9.
Cardl. Raymond de la Goth; dean of
Salisbury, 1310.
Roger de Martival; bp. Salisbury,
1315.
Hy. de Mansfield, Jan. ; d. 1328.
Anthy. Beck; bp. Norwich, 1336.
Deanery vacant till
John de Nottingham, Oct.
Wm. Bateman, alias Wm. de Nor-
wich ; bp. Norwich, 1344.
John de Ufford, or Offord, nom. abp.
Canterbury, 1348, but d. before
consecration.
Simon de Briesly; d. 1360.
John de Stretely in 1361 and 1368.
Simon, or Simon Sixti, cardl. in 1372.
John de Shepey, in 1376; d. 1412.
John Mackworth ; d. 1451.
Robt. Fleming, Jan. 21 ; d. 1483.
Geo. Fitzhugh, Oct. 30; d. 1505.
Geoffrey Simeon ; d. 1508.
Thos. Wolsey, Feb. 2; dean of York,
1512; bp. Lincoln, 1514; abp.
York, 1514.
John Constable; d. 1528.
Geo. Heneage; res. 1544; d. 1548.
John Taylour; b.p. Lincoln, 1552.
bp. Lincoln,
1552.
1554.
1571.
1577.
1584.
1593.
1599.
1601.
1613.
1629.
1660.
1682.
1695.
1700.
1701.
1721.
1722.
1730.
1744.
1748.
I 756.
1762.
1781.
1783.
1810.
1845.
1860.
1864.
1872.
1885.
Matt. Parker, June 8; depr. by
Mary, May 21, 1554; abp. Can-
terbury, 1559.
Fras. Mallet ; d. 1570.
John Whitgift, Aug. 2; bp. Worces-
ter, 1577.
Wm. Wickham, May 30; bp. Lin-
coln, 1584.
Ralph Griffin, Dec. 17.
John Reynolds, Dec. 10; d. 1607.
Wm. Cole, June 2; d. 1600.
Laurence Staunton, May 8; d. 1613.
Roger Parker, Nov. 29; d. 1629.
Anthy. Topham, Sept. 7 ; d. 1655.
Deanery vacant 5 years.
Michl. Honeywood, Oct. 12; d. 1681.
Danl. Brevint, Jan. 3; d. 1695.
Saml. Fuller, Dec. 21; d. 1699.
Abrm. Campion, Apr. 17; d. 1701.
Richd. Willis, Dec. 26; bp.
Gloucester, 1715.
Robt. Cannon, Sept. 23; d. 1722.
Edwd. Gee, Mar. 30.
Edwd. Willes, May; bp. St. David's,
1743.
Thos. Cheney, Mar. 28.
Wm. George, Apr. 16.
John Green, Oct.16; bp. Lincoln, 1761.
Hon. Jas. Yorke. Jan. 23; bp. St.
David's, 1774; tr. to Gloucester,
1781.
Richd. Cust, Dec. 22; d. 1783.
Sir Richd. Kaye, bt., Nov. 11.
Geo. Gordon, Jan. 9, G.; d. 1845.
John Giffard Ward, Oct. 9, G.
Thos. Garmier, Mar. 30, G.
Fras. Jeune, Jan. 18, G.; bp. Peter-
borough, May, 1864.
Jas. Amiraux Jeremie, July 4, G.
Jos. Williams Blakesley, July 4, G.
Wm. John Butler, June 22, G.
DIOCESE OF LILANDAFF.
THIS is a very ancient see: by whom founded is uncertain. The first
bishop, that is known for certainty, is St. Dubritius.
BISHOPS OF LILANDAFF,
* * * * * Comergius, or Come- | * * Catguaert, or Cat-
gern. guaret.
522. St. Dubritius. * * Argwistil. * * Cerenhire.
* * Thelian, Teilaus, or | * * Gurvan. * * Nobis.
Eliud. * * Guodloiu. * * Gulfridus.
* * Oudoceus. * * Edilbinus. * * Nudd.
* Ubylwinus, or Unel- |* * Grecielus. * * Cimeliau, or Ceme-
bicus. * * Berthgwyn. liauc.
* * Aydanus. * * Tyrcheanus, Tyrchan, * * Libiau.
* * Elgistil. or Tridianus. * * Marcluith.
* * Lunapeius. * * Elvogus. * * Pater.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
449
982
993
. 1139.
1148.
1153.
1183,
1191.
1219.
1230.
1244.
1253.
1256.
1266.
1287.
1296.
1323.
1347.
1362.
1383.
1385.
1389.
1391.
1395,
1397.
1399,
1408.
1425.
1441.
1458.
1476.
1478.
1496.
1500.
1516.
1022.
1059.
1107.
Gogwan, Gucanor, or Gucaunus.
Bledri.
Joseph.
Herewald.
Urban, archdn. of Llandaff.
See vacant 6 years.
|Uhtred.
Galfrid.
Nichs. ap Gwrgant.
Wm. de Salso Marisco, or Salt-
marsh.
Hy., prior of Abergavenny.
Wm., prior of Godcliffe.
Elias de Radnor ; d. 1140.
See vacant 4 years.
Wm. de Burgh,
king.
John de la Ware.
Wm. of Radnor.
Wm. de Braose, preb. of Llandaff.
Philip de Staunton.— Prynne. But
the see is generally considered to
have been vacant from 1287 to
1296.
John de Monmouth.
John Eglescliffe, tr. from Connor,
Ireland.
John Paschal.
Rodger Cradock, tr. from Water-
ford, Ireland. -
Thos. Rushooke, confessor to the
king; tr. to Chichester.
Wm. of Bottlesham, titular bp. of
Bethlehem ; tr. to Rochester.
Edmo. Bromfeld.
Tideman de Winchecombe, abbot
of Beauly; tr. to Worcester.
Andrew Barret.
John Burghill, or Bruchilla, con-
fessor to the king; tr. to Lich-
field and Coventry.
Thos. Peverel, tr. from Ossory,
Ireland; tr. to Worcester.
John de la Zouche.
Quaere, de Johanne Fulford.—Le
Neve.
John Wells.
Nichs. Ashby,
minster.
John Hunden, prior of King's Lang-
ley; res.
John Smith.
John Marshal.
John Ingleby, prior of Sheme.
Miles Salley, or Sawley, abbot of
Eynesham.
Geo. Athequa, or Attien, a Spaniard;
chaplain to queen Catharine, who
brought him out of Spain with
her.
chaplain to the
of West-
prior
1537.
1545.
1560.
1575.
1591.
1594,
1601.
16 L8.
1619.
1627.
1639.
1660.
1667.
1675.
1679.
1707.
1724.
1728.
1738.
1740.
1748.
1754.
1761.
1769.
1782.
1816.
1819.
1826.
1827.
1849.
1883.
Robt. Holgate, prior of Wotton;
tr. to York.
Anthy. Kitchin, or Dunstan, abbot
of Eynesham,
See vacant three years.
Hugh Jones.
Wm. Blethyn, preb. of York.
Gervase Babington, preb. of Here-
ford ; tr. to Exeter.
Wm. Morgan (he translated the Bible
into Welsh); tr. to St. Asaph.
Fras. Godwin, canon of Wells; tr.
to Hereford.
Geo. Carleton; tr. to Chichester.
Theoph. Field, rector of Cotton,
Suffolk; tr. to St. David's in
1627.
Wm. Murray, tr. from Kilfenora.
Ireland.
Morgan Owen.
See vacant 16 years.
Hugh Lloyd, archdn. of St. David's.
Fras. Davis, archdn. of Llandaff.
Wm. Lloyd, preb. of St. Paul's;
tr. to Peterborough.
Wm. Beaw, vicar of Adderbury,
Oxfordshire.
John Tyler, dean of Hereford.
Robt. Clavering, canon of Christ-
church, Oxford; tr. to Peter-
borough.
John Harris, preb. of Canterbury.
Matthias Mawson, rector of Had-
stock, Essex; tr. to Chichester.
John Gilbert, dean of Exeter; tr. to
Salisbury.
Edwd. Cresset, dean of Hereford.
Richd. Newcome, canon of Windsor;
tr. to St. Asaph.
John Ewer, canon of Windsor; tr.
to Bangor.
Jonn. Shipley, dean of Winchester;
tr. to St. Asaph.
Hon. Shute Barrington, canon of St.
Paul's ; tr. to Salisbury.
Richd. Watson, reg. prof. Divinity,
Cambridge, and archdn. of Ely;
d. July 1816.
Herbert Marsh, July 18;
Peterborough.
Wm. Van Mildert, May 15; tr. to
Durham.
Chas. Richd. Sumner, Apr. 25; tr.
to Winchester.
Edward Copleston, Dec. d.
Oct. 14, 1849.
Alfred Ollivant, canon of St. David's,
reg. prof. Divinity, Cambridge,
&c., Nov. 1; d. Dec. 16, 1882.
Richd. Lewis, archdn. of St. David's,
Feb. 16, G.
tr. to
12;
DEANS OF LILANDAFF
Down to the passing of the act 3 and 4 Vict. cap. 113 (Aug. 11, 1840), the bishops of
Llandaff were also the deans and the archdeacons of Llandaff were also the sub-deans.
29
450 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
By that Act. (sec. 1), it was enacted that the archdeacons of Llandaff should be also
the deans, but by 6 and 7 Vict. c. 77 (Aug. 22, 1843) and order in council, November
10, 1843, the two offices were afterwards separated.
1840. John Probyn, archdn., now dean 1857. Thos. Williams.
also ; Aug. 11. 1877. Hy. Lynch Blosse.
1843. Wm. Bruce Knight. 1879. Chas. John Waughan.
1845. W. D. Conybeare.
DIOCESE OF LONDON.
THIS see was archiepiscopal in the time of the Britons and was intended
by pope Gregory to continue so; but St. Augustine, whom his holiness
had sent to convert the Saxons, was so pleased with his reception from
Ethelbert, king of Kent, that he set up his staff at Canterbury, the
capital of Ethelbert's dominions, which has continued the metropolitan
see of England ever since. London still remained a bishopric. The
bishop has precedency before all bishops of the realm, next to the two
archbishops, and is dean to the archbishop of Canterbury.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Bedford was appointed under 26 Hen.
VIII. cap. 14. He was probably suffragan to Lincoln, but when, in
1879, the title was revived, the bishop was made suffragan to London.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Marlborough was appointed under
26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14. He was probably suffragan to Salisbury, but
when, in 1888, the title was revived, the bishop was made suffragan to
London.
The deans of this diocese are styled “Deans of St. Paul’s.”
ARCHIBISHOPS OF LONDON.
“The archbishops' names are set down by Jocelyne of Furnes, in his book of British
Bishops, and nowhere else that I can find.”—Stowe.
1. Thean; the first abp. of London, in 8. Iltute.
the time of Lucius, who built the 9. Dedwin, or Theodwin.
church of St. Peter, in a place | 10. Thedred.
called Cornehill, in London, by | 11. Hillary.
the aid of Cyran, chief butler to 12 Restitutus I.
king Lucius. 13. Guidelium, or Guiteline.
2. Elvanus. 14. Fastidius.
3 Cadar. 15. Wodimus; slain by the Saxons.
4. Obinus. 16. Theanus ; the sixteenth and last abp. ;
5. Conan. he fled with the Britons into
6. Paludius Wales.
7. Stephen.
BISHOPS OF LONDON.
514. Restitutus II. 666. Wina, tr. from Winchester.
553. Theonus. 675. St. Erkenwald.
604. St. Miletus; tr. to Canterbury. 697. Waldherus
See vacant 39 years. 715. Ingualdus.
658, St. Ceadda ; d. 664. 746. Egwolfus.
See vacant 2 years. 754. Wighedus.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
451
761.
768.
773.
784.
795.
802.
816.
830.
841.
851.
863.
898.
926.
938.
941.
958.
960.
996.
1004.
1016.
1032,
1044.
1051.
1075.
1085.
1108.
1141.
1152.
1163.
1189.
1199.
1221.
1229.
1241.
1260.
1273.
1280.
Eadbrightus.
Edgarus.
Kenwalchus.
Eadbaldus.
Hechertus, or Heathobertus.
Osmundus, or Oswynus.
Ethelnothus.
Ceolbertus.
Renulphus, or Ceolnulfus.
Suithulfus.
Eadstanus.
Wulfius, or Walsius.
Ethelwardus.
Elstanus.
Theodredus.
Wolstanus.
Brithelmus.
St. Dunstan, tr. from Worcester ; tr.
to Canterbury.
Oelfstan, or Ælfstan.
Wuffstan,
Aldwin, or Alduinus, tr. from Dur-
ham.
Alfwy.
Elfward, or Alword, abbot of Eves-
ham.
Robt. the Norman, Gemiticensis; tr.
to Canterbury.
Wm. the Norman.
Hugh d'Orevalle, or de Orwell, a Nor-
ICl2], Il.
Maurice, archdm, of Maine; ld.chanc.
Richd. de Beaumis Belmis, or Rufus
. Gilbert, surn. Universalis, canon of
Lyons.
See vacant 5 years.
Robt. de Sigello, monk of Reading.
Richd. de Beaumis, or Belmis II.,
archdn. of Middlesex.
Robt. or Gilbert Foliot ; tr. from
Hereford.
See vacant 2 years.
Richd. Fitz-Neale,
dean of Lincoln.
Wm. de St. Mariae Ecclesiá, preb. of
St. Paul's ; res.
Eustace de Fauconberg, ld, treasr.
Roger Niger, archdn, of Colchester;
canonised.
Fulke Basset, dean of York.
Hy. de Wengham, or Wingham, preb.
of St. Paul's; lá, chanc.; d. July
1262.
or Fitz-Nigel,
. Richd. Talbot, dean of St. Paul’s ; d.
Oct. 1262.
Hy, de Sandwich, preb. of St. Paul's.
John de Chishull, dean of St. Paul's;
ld. chanc. and lå. treast.; d. 1280.
Fulke Lovell elected, but declined
the dignity.
Richd. de Gravesend, preb. of St.
Paul's.
1304.
1313.
1317.
1318.
1338
1340.
1354.
1361.
1375.
1381.
1404.
1406.
1407.
1421.
1426.
1431.
1436.
1448.
1489.
1496.
1502.
1504.
1506.
1530.
1539.
1550.
1553,
1559.
1570.
1577.
1594.
Ralph de Baldoc, or Baudake, dean
of St. Paul's.
Gilbert de Segrave, precentor of
St. Paul's.
Richd. de Newport, dean of St.Paul's,
Stephen de Gravesend, preb. of St.
Paul's.
Richd.cle Wentworth, or Bynteworth,
preb. of St. Paul's, and ló. chanc.
Ralph de Stratford, preb. of St.
Paul's and Salisbury.
Michl. de Northburg, preb. of St.
Paul's.
Simon de Sudbury, alais Tybold,
chanc. of Salisbury; tr. to Canter-
bury.
Wm. Courtenay, tr. from Hereford;
ld. chanc., chanc. of Oxford; tr. to
Canterbury.
Robt. de Braybroke, dean of Salis-
bury; lil. chanc.
Roger Walden, formerly dean of
York; and consec. abp. Canter-
bury, (q. v.); ld, treasr.
Nichs. de Bubwith, or Bubbewyth,
preb. of Salisbury; m. rolls, kpr.
pr. Seal, and lå. treasr. ; tr. to
Salisbury.
Richd. de Clifford, tr. from Wor-
Cester.
John Kempe, tr. from Chichester;
tr. to York.
Wm. Grey, dean of York; tr. to Lin-
coln.
Robt. Fitz-Hugh, archdn. of North-
ampton, and chanc. of Cambridge.
Robt. Gilbert, dean of York.
Thos. Kempe, archdn. of Middlesex,
and chanc. of York.
Richd. Hill, dean of the king'schapel,
and preb. of Salisbury.
Thos. Savage, tr. from Rochester;
tr. to York.
Wm. Warham, preb. of St. Paul's;
ld. chanc.; tr. to Canterbury.
Wm. Barnes, m. rolls.
Richd. Fitz-James, tr. from Chi-
chester.
. Cuthbert Tunstall, dean of Salisbury;
m. rolls ; tr. to Durham.
John Stockesley, archdn. of Dorset.
Edmund Bonner, archdn. of Leicester;
bp. elect of Hereford; depr. Sept.
1549.
Nichs. Ridley, tr. from Rochester;
burnt at Oxford., Oct. 16, 1555.
Edmd. Bonner, again ; rest. by
Mary; again depr. by Elizabeth,
May 1559; d. Sept. 1569.
Edmd. Grindal, master of Pembroke
Hall, Cambridge ; tr. to York.
Edwyn Sandys, tr. from Worcester.
John Aylmer, archdn. of Lincoln.
Richd. Fletcher, tr. from Wor-
cester; d. June 15, 1596.
29 +
452
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1597.
1604.
1607.
1610.
1611.
1621.
1628.
1633.
1660.
1663.
1675.
1713.
1723.
1537.
1879.
Richd. Bancroft, preb. of West- 1748. Thos. Sherlock, tr. from Salis-
minster; tr. to Canterbury. bury.
Richd. Vaugham, tr. from Chester. 1761. Thos. Hayter, tr. from Norwich ; d.
Thos. Ravis, tr. from Gloucester. the next year.
Geo. Abbot, tr. from Lichfield and 1762. Richd. Osbaldeston, tr. from Car-
Coventry; tr. to Canterbury. lisle; d. 1764.
John King, dean of Christchurch, 1764. Richd. Terrick, tr. from Peter-
Oxford. borough,
Geo. Monteigne, tr. from Lincoln. 1777. Robt. Lowth, tr. from Oxford.
Wm. Laud, tr. from Bath and Wells; 1787. Beilby Porteus, tr. from Chester; d.
chanc. of Oxford; tr. to Canter- May 14, 1809.
bury. 1809. John Randolph, June 12; tr. from
Wm. Juxon, tr. from Hereford before Bangor.
consecration ; ld. treasr. ; he at- | 1813. Wm. Howley, Aug. 14; tr. to Can-
tended Charles I. on the scaffold, terbury.
and at the Restoration was tr. to 1828, Chas. Jas. Blomfield, tr. from Ches-
Canterbury. ter, Aug. 15; res. Sept. 1856; d.
Gilbert Sheldon, preb. of Glou- Aug. 5, 1857.
cester; tr. to Canterbury. 1856. Archd. Campbell Tait, dean of Car-
Humphrey Henchman, tr. from lisle, Oct. 11, G.; tr. to Canterbury.
Salisbury; bp. almoner. 1869. Jno. Jackson, Jan. 4, G. ; tr. from
Hy. Compton, tr. from Oxford, Dec. Lincoln, d. Jan. 6, 1885.
John Robinson, tr. from Bristol. 1885. Fredk. Temple, Feb. 25, G.; tr. from
Edmd. Gibson, tr. from Lincoln. Exeter.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF BEDFORD.
John Hodgkins, probably suffragan St. Asaph and rural dean, July 15,
to Lincoln. G. ; tr. to Wakefield, 1888.
1888. Robt. Claudius Billing, preb. of St.
Wm. Walsham How, hon. canon of Paul’s, June 21, G.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF MARLBOROUGH.
. Thomas Morley; probably suffragan | 1888. Alfred Earle, archdn. of Totnes,
to Salisbury. Jan. 27, G.
DEANS OF ST. PAUL’S.
* * Leovegarus. Geoffrey de Lucy, dean in 1231; d.
* * Godwinus. 1240 or 1241.
* * Syredus. 1241. Wm. de Maris ; d. Mar. 4, 1243.
* * Guilermus. 1244. Hy. de Cornhill, d. Apr 9, 1254.
* * Elf winus. l254. Walter de Salerne, or de London;
* * Luiredus. Easter abp. of Tuam, Oct. 16, 1256; d.
* * Ulstan or Ulstanus, alias Ulmannus Aug. 1258.
1st, dean after Norman con- | 1256. Robt. de Barthon, or Barton.
quest. * * Peter de Newport.
* * William, dean in 1111; d. 1138. * * Richd. Talbot; made bp. London,
1138. Ralph de Langford. Aug. 18, 1262; d. Sept. 1262.
* * Taurinus de Stamford, dean between Geoffrey de Feringes, dean in 1263.
1154 and 1162. 1268. John de Chishull; bp. London, 1273.
* * Hugh de Marinis, or de Marny, from 1274. Herveius de Borham; d. 1276.
about 1160 to 1181. 1276. Thos. de Inglethorp, or Ingaldes-
1181. Ralph de Diceto. thorp, Mar. ; bp. Rochester, 1283;
* * Alardus de Burnham ; d. Aug. 14, d. May 11, 1291.
1216. 1283. Roger de la Leye, or Lee, Nov. 8.
* * Gervase de Hobrugg. 1285. Wm. de Mundfort or Montford, d.
1218. Robt. de Watford, or Dowtford, 1294.
Nov. 22. 1294. Ralph de Baldock, or Baudake, Oct.
1228. Martin de Pateshull; d. Nov. 14, 18; bp. London, 1304.
1229. 1306. Raymond de la Goth; dean of Lin-
* * Waltor de Langford. coln, 1307.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
453
1307.
1314.
* *
1336.
Armaldus Frangeruis de Cantilupe.
John de Sandale, king's treasr.,
1313; chanc.1315; bp. Winchester,
1316 ; d. 1319.
Richd. de Newport; bp. London,
1317.
Vitalis de Testa, dean in 1316.
John de Everdon ; d. Jan.
1336.
Gilbert de Bruera.
15,
1853–4. Richd. de Kilmyngton; d. 1361.
1362.
1363.
1364.
1389.
1400.
1406.
1421.
1441.
1456.
1457.
1468.
1471.
1479.
1499.
1505.
1519.
1536.
1540.
1545.
wich, in Suffolk.
. John Feckenham,
Walter de Alderbury.
Thos. Trilleck, Apr. 11 ; bp. Ro-
chester, 1364; d. 1372.
John de Appleby.
Thos. de Eure or Everey; d. Oct. 9,
1400.
Thos. Stow, Oct. 25; d. before Nov.
19, 1405.
Thos. Moor, Jan,; d. 1421.
Regd. Kentwode, Jan. 20; d. Oct.
8, 1441. -
Thos. Lisieux, Dec. 11, king's pr.
seal, 1456.
Laurence Bathe, or Both, or Booth,
Nov. 22; bp. Durham, 1457.
Wm. Say, Nov. 21; d. Nov. 23, 1468.
Roger Radclyff, Dec. 15; d. 1471.
Thos. Wynterburne, Sept. 25 ; d.
Sept. 6, 1478.
Wm. Worsely, Jan. 22; d. Aug. 14,
1499.
Robt. Sherbon, or Sherburne, bp.
St. David's 1505; d. Aug. 21,
1536.
John Colet, May; d. Sept. 16, 1519.
Richd. Pace, Oct. 25 ; d. 1532.
Richd. Sampson, bp. Chichester,
July ; tr. to Lichfield and Coven-
try, 1543; d. Sept. 25, 1554.
John Incent, June 4; d. 1545.
Wm. May, Feb. 8 ; depr. by Mary;
chosen abp. York, but not consec.;
d. Aug. 8, 1560.
Mar. 10; res.
1556; d. 1585.
. Hy. Cole, Dec. 11; depr. by Eliza-
beth; d. Dec. 1579.
. Wm. May, again ; June 23.
1560.
1602.
1614.
1621.
1631.
1660,
1661.
1664.
1677.
1689.
1691.
1707.
1726.
1740.
1750.
1758.
1766.
1768.
1782.
1787.
1820.
1826.
1827.
1849.
1868.
1871.
Alexr. Nowell, Nov. 17; d. Feb. 13,
1602.
John Overall, May 29; bp. Lichfield
and Coventry, 1614; d. May 12,
1619.
Valentine Carey, Apr. 8 ; bp.
Exeter, 1621 ; d. 1626.
John Donne, Nov. 27; d. Mar. 31,
1631.
Thos. Whinniff, Apr. 18; bp. Lin-
coln, 1641. -
Matthew Nicholas, July 10; d. Aug.
14, 1661.
John Barwick, Oct. 15 ; d. Oct. 22,
1664
Wm. Sancroft, Nov. 11; abp. Can-
terbury, 1678; d. Nov. 24, 1693.
Edwd. Stillingfleet, Jan. 19; bp.
Worcester, 1689; d. 1699.
John Tillotson, Nov. 19 ; abp. Can-
terbury, 1691; d. Nov. 22, 1694.
Wm. Sherlock, June 12; d. 1707.
Hy. Godolphin, July 14; res. 1726;
d. July 29, 1733.
Fras. Hare, Oct. 26; bp. St. Asaph,
1727; bp. Chichester, 1731.
Jos. Butler, May 19 ; bp. Durham,
1750; d. June 16, 1752.
Thos. Secker, bp. Oxford, Dec. 4;
abp. Canterbury, 1758.
John Hume, May 24; bp. Bristol, 1758.
Fredk. Cornwallis, bp. Lichfield,
Nov. 17; abp. Canterbury, 1768.
Thos. Newton, bp. Bristol, Oct. 5.
Thos. Thurlow, bp. Lincoln, Mar.
23; bp. Durham, 1787.
Geo. Pretyman, aft. Tomline, Feb.
28; bp. Lincoln, 1787; bp. Win-
chester, 1820.
Wm. Van Mildert, bp. Llandaff, Aug.
21; bp. Durham, 1826.
Chas. Richd. Sumner, bp. Llandaff ;
Apr. 25, G.; bp. Winchester, 1827.
Edwd. Copleston, bp. Llandaff ;
Dec. 12, G.
Hy. Hart Milman, Nov. 1, G.; d. 1868.
Hy. Longueville Mansel, Oct. 1, G. ;
d. 1871.
Richd. Wm. Church, Sept. 6, G.
DIOCESE OF NORWICH.
THIS was once two distinct bishoprics, Elmham, in Norfolk, and Dun-
Felix, a Burgundian, who first converted the East
Angles, founded the first see, and called it by that name. Bifus, the
third bishop in succession from him, finding himself, from his great
age, unable to bear so great a burden, got his diocese divided into two.
Both sees suffered extremely from the Danish invasions, insomuch
that, after the death of St. Humbert, they lay vacant for upwards of a
454
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
hundred years. At length the see of Elmham was revived, and the see
of Dunwich was united to it; but Herefast, the twenty-second bishop,
removed the seat to Thetford, in Norfolk, where it remained until
Herbert Losinga, the twenty-fourth bishop, removed it to Norwich,
where it has continued ever since.
In 1536 bishops suffragan of Thetford and Ipswich were appointed
(probably to this see) under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14, but the appoint-
ments were not continued.
630.
647.
652.
673.
696.
720.
736.
767.
771.
779.
786.
788.
818.
955.
962.
967.
973.
993.
1021.
1028.
1032.
1034.
1094.
1121.
1146.
1175.
1200.
1218.
1226.
1236.
1239.
1244.
BISHOPS OF THE EAST ANGLES.
St. Felix, a Burgundian, 669.
Thomas, a deacon.
Brigilsus, or Bonifacius.
ELMHAM. AND
Bedwinus. + k
Northbertus. k k
Headulacus. •k k
Eadilfridus. + $
Lanferthus. “k k
Athelwolfus. * *
Hunferthus. + k,
Sybba. * *
Alherdus. * *
St. Humbertus, or Humbryct, after | * *
whose death both sees lay vacant | * *
for the space of 100 years.
Bifus or Bisus, by whom this diocese .
was divided into those of
DUNWICH.
Acca.
Astwolfus.
Eadfarthus.
Cuthwynus.
Alberthus, or Aldberthus.
Eglasius.
Hardulfus, or Heardredus.
AElphunus.
Thefridus, Tedfrid, or Tydferth.
Weremundus.
Wilfredus, or Wyredus; the last bp.
of Dunwich.
BISHOPS OF ELMHAM AND DUNWICH UNITED.
Athulf.
Alfrid.
Theodred.
Athelstan.
Algar.
Alwyn.
Alfric.
Alifregus.
Stig and ; tr. to Winchester.
1043.
1047.
1070.
1085.
1091.
Grinkettel; tr. from Selsey.
Ethelmar, or Egelmar.
Arfastus, or Herefast, who removed
the see to Thetford; la. chanc.
in 1067.
Wm. Galfragus, or Galsagus.
Herbert Losinga, abbot of Ramsay,
ld. chanc. ; who in 1094 removed
the see to Norwich.
BISHOPS OF NORWICH.
Herbert Losinga, above named.
Everard, archdn. of Salisbury.
Wm. Turbus, a Norman; prior of
Norwich.
John of Oxford, dean of Salisbury.
John de Grey; elected to Canter-
bury, but set aside by the pope.
See vacant 7 years.
Pandulph Masca, the pope's legate,
and a cardl.
Thos. de Blundeville, clerk of the
exch.
Radulph, or Ralph.
See vacant 3 years.
Wm. de Raleigh ; tr. to Winchester.
Walter de Suthfield, or Calthorp.
1253
1265.
1278.
1288.
1299.
1325.
Simon de Wauton, or Walton, one
of the king’s justices.
Roger de Skerwing, prior of Nor-
wich.
Wm. de Middleton, archdn. of Can-
terbury.
Ralph Walpole, archdn. of Ely; tr. to
Ely.
John Salmon, or Saleman, prior of
Ely; la. chanc.
Robt. de Baldock, archdn.of Middle-
sex, elected; but the pope having
reserved the presentation, he de-
clined; lá. chanc. in 1823.
Wm. Ayremyn ; ld. treas.
Thos. de Hemenhale elected; but
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
455
before consecration removed to
Worcester.
1836. Anthy, de Beck; poisoned by his
OWn Servants.
1844. Wm. Bateman, archdn. of Norwich.
1355. Thos. Percy.
1370. Hy. le Spencer.
1406. Alexr. Totington, prior of Norwich.
1413. Richd. Courtney, chanc. of Oxford;
d. at the siege of Harfleur.
John Wakering, archdn. of Canter-
bury.
. Wm. Almewick, archdn.of Salisbury;
kpr. pr. Seal ; tr. to Lincoln.
Thos. Brown ; tr. from Rochester.
John Stanbery, provost of Eton ;
nom. by the king, but set aside
by the pope.
. Walter Hart, or Lyhert, provost of
Oriel College, Oxford.
. Jas. Goldwell, dean of Salisbury.
. Thos. Jane, archdn. of Essex.
. Riehd. Nix, canon of Windsor, and
dean of the king's chapel.
. Wm. Rugg, or Repps, abbot of St.
Benedict, in Hulme.
1416.
1436.
1550. Thos. Thirleby, tr. from West-
minster; tr. to Ely.
1554. John Hopton, chaplain to Mary.
. Richd. Cox, elected ; but before
consecration removed to Ely.
. John Parkhurst.
. Edmd. Freke, tr. from Rochester;
tr. to Worcester,
. Edmd. Scambler, tr. from Peter-
borough, Jan. 5; d. May 7, 1594,
aged 85.
. Wm. Redman, archdn. of Canterbury.
. John Jeggon, dean of Norwich.
1618. John Overal, tr. from Lichfield and
Coventry.
1619. Saml. Harsmet, tr. from Chichester;
tr. to York.
1628. Fras. White, tr. from Carlisle; tr.
to Ely.
Richd. Corbet, tr. from Oxford.
Matth. Wren, tr. from Hereford;
tr. to Ely.
Richd. Montague, tr. from Chiches-
ter.
Jos. Hall, tr. from Exeter.
Edwd. Reynolds, dean of Christ-
church, Oxford.
Anthy. Sparrow, tr. from Exeter.
Wm. Lloyd, tr. from Peterborough ;
depr. for not taking the oaths.
John Moore, preb. of Norwich; tr.
to Ely.
Chas. Trimmell, preb. of Norwich;
tr. to Winchester.
Thos. Green, archdn.of Canterbury;
tr. to Ely.
1632.
1634.
1638.
1641.
1660.
1676.
1685.
1691.
1707.
1721.
1723. John Leng ; d. 1727.
1728. Wm. Baker; tr. from Bangor.
1732. Robt. Butts, dean of Norwich; tr.
to Ely.
1738. Thos. Gooch, tr. from Bristol; tr. to
Ely.
1748. Saml. Lisle, tr. from St. Asaph.
1749. Thos. Hayter, preb. of Westminster;
tr. to London.
Philip Yonge, tr. from Bristol; d.
April, 1783.
Lewis Bagot, tr. from Bristol; tr.
to St. Asaph.
Geo. Horne, dean of Canterbury ;
d. Jan. 17, 1792
Chas. Manners Sutton, dean of
Peterborough ; tr. to Canterbury.
Hy. Bathurst, preb. of Durham; d.
Apr. 5, 1837.
Edwd. Stanley, Apr. 18; d. Sept. 6,
1849.
Saml. Hinds, dean of Carlisle, Sept.
29; res. 1857.
1857. Hon. John Thos. Pelham, rector of
Marylebone, and hon, canon of
Norwich, Apr. 30, G.
1761.
1783.
1790.
1792.
1805.
1837.
1849.
BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF THETFORD.
1536. John Salisbury.
BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF IPSWICH.
1536. Thos. Manning.
DEANS OF NORWICH.
1538. Wm. Castleton, last prior and first
dean ; res. 1539; d. 1548.
1539. John Salisbury; depr. 1554; rest.
1560; bp. Sodor and Man, 1571;
d. Sept. 1573.
1554. John Christopherson, Apr. 18; bp.
Chichester, 1557.
1557. John Boxhall, or Boxall, Dec. 20; d.
1570
1558. John Harpsfield, May 16; depr, by
Elizabeth ; d. 1558.
John Salisbury, rest. ; see above.
1573. Geo. Gardiner, Nov. 28; d. 1589.
1589. Thos. Dove, June 16; bp. Peter-
borough, 1600; d. Aug. 30,
1630.
1601. John Jeggon, July 22; bp. Nor-
wich, 1602; d. Mar. 13, 1617.
456 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1603. Geo. Montgomery, June 6; bp. 1702. Humphrey Prideaux, June 8; d.
Meath, 1614. Nov. 1, 1724.
1614, Edmd. Suckling, Sept. 30; d. 1628. 1724. Thos. Cole, May; d. Feb. 1730.
1628. John Hassal, July 15; depr, by the 1731. Robt. Butts, Apr. 10; bp. Norwich,
Commonwealth. 1733. J #. d. July 11, 1739
sº . Jonn Baron; d. July tº
1880. Jºſe, Avs. 7; d. July 2, #3; #: 5
1670. Herbert Astley, Sept. 2; d. June, #. #: *
1681. 1790. Jos. Turner.
1681. John Sharp, June 8; dean of Can- 1828. Geo. Pellew, Nov. 29, G.
terbury, 1689; abp. York, 1691. 1866. Edwd. Meyrick Goulburn, Nov. 26,
1689. Hy. Fairfax, Nov. 30; d. 1702. G.; res. 1888.
DIOCESE OF OXFORD.
THIS diocese constituted a part of the diocese of Lincoln until 1541, when
Henry VIII. erected it into a separate bishopric, endowed it out of the
lands of the dissolved monasteries of Abingdon and Osney, and assigned
to it the church of the abbey of Osney, for a cathedral. Five years
afterwards he removed the seat of the see to Oxford. The present
cathedral of Oxford was anciently dedicated to St. Frideswide; but
when the see was removed to that city, it was styled Christ Church, and
part of the lands appropriated by cardinal Wolsey to the maintenance
of his colleges, was allotted to the dean and chapter.
The deans of this diocese are styled “Deans of Christ Church.”
BISHOPS OF OXFORD,
1541 Robt. King, the last abbot of Osney; dean of Chichester; tr. to Dur-
d. 1557. ham.
1557. Thos. Goldwell, bp. of St. Asaph, 1674. Hy. Compton, canon of Christ-
was intended by Mary for this church; tr. to London, Dec. 1675.
see; but she died before the trans- | 1676. John Fell, dean of Christchurch.
lation could be perfected. 1686. Saml. Parker, archdn.of Canterbury.
See vacant 10 years. 1688. Timothy Hall, rector of Horsington,
1567. Hugh Curwyn, dean of Hereford, Bucks.
abp. of Dublin, and ló. chanc. of 1690. John Hough, preb. of Worcester;
Ireland; d. the next year. tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
See vacant 21 years. 1699. Wm. Talbot, dean of Worcester; tr.
1589. John Underhill, rector of Lincoln to Salisbury.
College, Oxford, and chaplain to 1715. John Potter, canon of Christchurch;
the queen; d. May 1592. tr. to Canterbury. -
See vacant 11 years. 1737. Thos. Secker; tr. from Bristol; tr.
1603. John Bridges, dean of Salisbury. to Canterbury.
1618. John Howson ; tr. to Durham. 1758. John Hume ; tr. from Bristol; tr. to
1628. Richd. Corbet, dean of Christchurch; Salisbury. * -
tr. to Norwich. 1766. Robt. Lowth; tr. from St. David's ;
1632. John Bancroft, preb. of St. Paul's. tr. to London.
1640. Robt. Skinner, tr. from Bristol; tr. 1777. John Butler, preb. of Winchester,
to Worcester. and archdn. of Surrey.
1663. Wm. Paul, dean of Lichfield. 1788. Edwd. Smallwell, canon of Christ-
1665. Walter Blandford, preb. of Glou- church, Oxford; tr. from St.
cester; tr. to Worcester. David's; d. 1799.
1671. Nathl. Crewe, aft. third ld, Crewe, 1799. John Randolph, canon of Christ-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
457
1807.
1811.
1815.
1827.
1532.
1546.
1553.
1559.
1561.
1565.
1567.
1570.
1576.
1584.
1594.
1605.
1611.
1620.
1629.
1638.
1648.
1651.
1659.
lands of the dissolved monasteries.
diocese of Lincoln.
1829.
1845.
1869.
church, and reg. prof. Divinity,
Oxford ; tr. to Bangor.
Chas. Moss, Jan. 14; d. Dec.16,1811.
Wm. Jackson,Dec. 31; d. Dec.2,1815.
Hon. Edwd. Legge, Dec. 30; d. Jan.
27, 1827.
Chas. Lloyd, Feb. 14; d. May 31,
1829.
1888.
Hon. Richd. Bagot, July 13; tr. to
Bath and Wells.
Saml. Wilberforce, Nov. 13; tr. to
Winchester.
John Fielder Mackarness, rector of
Honiton, Devon, Dec. 15, G.; res.
Nov. 17, 1888, G.
Wm. Stubbs, Dec. 11, G.; tr. from
Chester.
DEANS OF CHRIST CHURCH.
Found ATION OF CARDINAL Wolsey.
1524. John Hygden.
Foun DATION OF HENRY WIII.
John Hygden, contal., July 18.
| 1533. John Oliver, Feb.; d. May, 1552.
DEANERY TRANSFERRED FROM OSNEY TO CHRIST CHURCH.
Richd. Coxe, Nov. 4; depr. 1553;
bp. Ely, 1559; d. July 22, 1581.
Richd. Marhall; depr. by Eliza-
beth.
Geo. Carew, May 16; res. 1561; d.
1583.
Thos. Sampson; depr. for noncom-
formity; d. Apr. 9, 1589.
Thos. Godwyn, June ; d. 1590.
Thos. Cowper, Hil. term. ; dean of
Gloucester, 1569; d. 1594.
John Piers, East. term. ; bp.
Rochester, 1576; d. 1594.
Toby Mathew, res. 1584; d. Mar.
29, 1628.
Wm. James, res. 1594; dean of
Durham, 1596.
Thos. Rawys, bp. Gloucester, 1604;
res. 1605; d. Dec. 14, 1609.
John Kyng, Aug. 4; bp. Tuondon,
1611; d. 1621,
Wm. Goodwyn, Sept. 13; d. 1620.
Richd. Corbet, June 24 ; bp. Ox-
ford, 1628; d. 1635.
Brian Duppa, Nov. 28; bp. Chi-
chester, 1638; d. 1662.
Saml. Fell, June 24; ejected 1647;
d. Feb. 1, 1649.
Edwd. Reynolds; depr. 1650.
John Owen, depr. 1659; d. Aug.
24, 1683.
Edwd. Reynolds, rest. Mar. 13; byp.
Norwich, 1660; d. July 28, 1676.
1660.
1686.
1689.
1711.
1713.
1719.
1724.
1732.
1756.
1767.
1777.
1783.
1809.
1824.
1831.
1855.
Geo. Morley, July 27; bp. Wor-
cester, 1660; d. Oct. 29, 1684.
John Fell, Nov. 30; bp. Oxford,
1676; d, July 10, 1686.
John Massey, Dec. 29; d. Aug. 11,
1715.
Hy. Aldrich, June 17; d. Dec. 14,
1710.
27; bp.
Fras. Atterbury, Sept.
d. Feb. 17,
Rochester, 1713;
I732.
Geo. Smalridge, July 18; bp.
Bristol, 1714; d. Sept. 27, 1719.
Hugo Boulter, Nov. 6; bp. Bristol,
same date; abp. Armagh, 1724;
d. Sept. 28, 1742.
Wm. Bradshaw, Sept. 17; bp.
Bristol, same date; d. Dec. 16,
1732.
John Conybeare, Jan. 27; bp. Bristol,
1750; d. July 13, 1755.
David Gregory, May 18; d. 1767.
Wm. Markham, Oct. 23; bp. Chester,
1771; abp. York, 1776.
Lewis Bagot, Jan. 25; bp. Bristol,
1782; bp. Norwich, 1783.
Cyril Jackson, June 27.
Chas. Hy. Hall, Oct. 21, G.; dean of
Durham, 1824.
Saml. Smith, Feb. 11, G.; res.
Thos. Gaisford, Oct. 10, G.; d. June
2, 1855.
Hy. Geo. Liddell, June 16.
DIOCESE OF PETER BOROUGH.
THIs see was erected by Henry VIII. in 1541, and endowed out of the
It was wholly taken from the
The place was anciently called Medeshamstede;
458
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but Wolpher, king of the Mercians, founding an abbey here, and
dedicating it to St. Peter, it came to be called Peterborough.
In 1888 a bishop suffragan of Leicester was appointed to this see.
1541.
1557.
1560.
1585.
1600.
1630.
1632.
1634.
1638.
1660.
1663.
1679.
1685.
1541.
1543.
1549.
1557.
1560.
1583.
1589.
1597.
1607.
1612.
1616.
1622.
1630.
1638.
1640.
1660.
BISHOPS OF PETERBOROUGH.
John Chambers, the last abbot of
Peterborough, and first bp.
David Poole, or Pole, archdn. of
Derby; depr. 1559 by Elizabeth.
Edmd. Scrambler, preb. of West-
minster and York; tr. to Norwich,
Jan. 5, 1585.
Richd. Howland, master of St.
John's College, Cambridge.
Thos. Dove, dean of Norwich.
Wm. Peirs, or Pierce, dean of Peter-
borough ; tr. to Bath and Wells.
Augustin Lindsell, dean of Lich-
field; tr. to Hereford.
Fras. Dee, dean of Chichester.
John Towers, dean of Peterborough ;
d. Jan. 1648.
See vacant 12 years.
Benjn. Laney, dean of Rochester;
tr. to Lincoln.
Jos. Henshaw, dean of Chichester.
Wm. Lloyd, tr. from Llandaff; tr.
to Norwich.
Thos. White, archdn. of Northamp-
ton; depr. for not taking the
oaths.
1691.
1718.
1728.
1748.
1757.
1764.
1769.
1794.
1813.
1819.
1839.
1864.
1868.
Richd. Cumberland, rector of All
Saints, Stamford.
White Kennet, dean of Peterborough.
Robt. Clavering ; tr. from Llandaff.
John Thomas, can.-res. of St.Paul's;
tr. to Salisbury.
Richd. Terrick, can.-res, of St.
Paul's, preacher at the rolls; tr.
to London.
Robt. Lamb, dean of Peterborough.
John Hinchcliffe, mast. of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
Spencer Madan, tr. from Bristol; d.
Oct. 8, 1813.
John Parsons, Nov. 16; d. Mar. 12,
1819.
Herbert Marsh, Apr. 25; tr. from
Llandaff; d. Apr. 8, 1839.
Geo. Davys, dean of Chester, fellow
of Christ's College, Cambridge,
May 7; d. Apr. 8, 1864.
Fras. Jeune, mast. of Pembroke
Coll., Oxford, May 21, G.; d.
Aug. 20, 1868.
Wm. Connor Magee, dean of Cork,
and of Chap. Royal, Dublin.
|BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF LEICESTER,
1888. Fras. Hy. Thicknesse, archdn, of Northampton, June 18, G.
DEANS OF PETERBOROUGH.
Fras. Abree, alias Leycester, last
prior of St. Andrews, and first dean.
Gerard Carlton; d. 1549.
Jas. Curthopp ; d. 1557.
John Boxall; depr. by Elizabeth.
Wm. Latymer; d. 1583.
Richd. Fletcher; bp. Bristol,
1589.
Thos. Nevell, dean of Canterbury,
John Palmer.
Richd. Cleyton.
Geo. Meriton; dean of York, 1616.
Hy. Beaumont, dean of Windsor;
1622; d. 1627.
Wm. Pierse; bp. Peterborough,
1630.
John Towers; bp. Peterborough,
1638.
Thos. Jackson; d. 1640.
John Cosin; bp. Durham, 1660.
Edwd. Rainbow ; bp. Carlisle,
1664.
1664.
1679.
1689.
1691.
1707.
1718.
1721.
1722.
1725.
1740.
1744.
1764.
1791.
1792.
1798.
1822.
Jas. Duport; d. 1679.
Simon Patrick; bp. Chichester,
1689.
Richd. Kidder; bp. Bath and Wells,
1691.
Saml. Freeman; d. 1707.
White Kennet ; bp. Peterborough,
1718. º
Richd. Reynolds; bp. Bangor, 1721.
Wm. Gee.
John Mandevil.
Fras. Lockyer.
John Thomas; elect. bp. of St.
Asaph, but not consecrated, 1743.
Robt. Lamb; bp. Peterborough,
1764.
Chas. Tarrant.
Chas. Manners Sutton; bp. Norwich,
1792.
Peter Peckard, Apr. 10.
Thos. Kipling.
Jas. Hy. Monk, Feb. 20, G.; bp.
Gloucester, 1830.
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1830. Thos. Turton, Nov. 20, G.; dean | 1853. Augs. Page Saunders, May 28, G.
of Westminster, 1842. 1878. John Jas. Stewart Perowne, Aug.
1842. Geo. Butler, Nov. 3, G. 26, G. -
DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER.
THIS see was founded by St. Augustine about ten years after he came
to England. The bishop has been styled chaplain to the archbishop of
Canterbury; and that archbishop claimed, and, for several centuries, dis-
posed of the see. His patronage was, however, often disputed by the
prior and monks here, who at length obtained a papal decree in their
favour. In all solemn pomps and processions, the bishop of Rochester
was cross-bearer to the archbishop. The revenue of the see was at one
time so small, that, for many years, the deanery of Westminster was
held in commendam with it, for its better support.
In 1536 a bishop suffragan of Colchester was appointed (probably
to this see) under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14, but only two bishops were
appointed. The title was revived in 1882, but the bishop was made
suffragan to the newly constituted diocese of St. Albans.
BISHOPS OF ROCHESTER.
604. St. Justus; tr. to Canterbury. 1076. Ernostus, or Arnolf, monk of Bec,
622. Romanus; drowned on his way to in Normandy ; d. July 15, same
Rome. year.
634, St. Paulinus, abp. of York. 1077. Gundulph, monk of Bec.
644. St. Ithamar. 1108, Ralph, or Rodolph ; tr. to Canter-
656. Damianus; d. 664. bury, 1114.
See vacant 5 years. 1115. St. Earnulph, abbot of Peterborough.
669. Putta ; res. 1125. John I., archdn. of Canterbury.
677. Quichelmus, or Gulielmus ; res. 1137. John II.
681. Godmundus, or Godwin I. 1142. Ascelyn, a monk.
693. Tobias, the first Englishman who 1147. Walter, archdn. of Canterbury.
was bp. of this see. 1183. Walleran, archdn. of Bayonne.
727. Adulfus, or Aldulfus. 1185. Gilbert de Glanville, ch. just.
740. Duina, or Dunnus. 1214. Benet de Sansetun, precentor of St.
764. Earduff. Paul's.
775. Diora, or Deora. 1226. Hy. de Sanford, archdn. of Canter-
790. Weremund. bury.
802. Beornmod, or Beornredus. 1235. Richd. de Wendover, rector of Brom-
804. Tadmoth. ley, Kent.
* * Bedenoth. 1250. Lawrence de St. Martin, chaplain
* * Godwin I., dean of London. and councillor to the king.
* * Cutherwolf. 1274. Walter de Merton, ld. chanc.
* * Swithulf; d. 897. 1278. John de Bradfield, monk of Roches-
* * Buiric. t ter.
* * Cheolmund. John deKirkeby,archdn.of Coventry;
* * Chineferth. elected, but declined the dignity.
945. Burric, or Burrhieus. 1283. Thos. de Inglethorpe, dean of St.
980. Alfstanus. Paul's.
1001. Godwin II. 1291. Thos. de Wuldham, or Suthflete,
1009. Godwin III. ; d. 1038. prior of Rochester; chosen, but
See vacant 20 years. refused the see ; again chosen,
1058. Siward, abbot of Abingdon. and accepted it.
460
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1316. Haymo de Hythe, confessor to the
king.
John de Sheppey, prior of Roches-
ter; ld, treasr.
Wm. de Whittlesey, archdn. of Hun-
tingdon; tr. to Worcester.
1364. Thos. Trelleck, dean of St. Paul's;
d. 1372.
1372. John de Hertley, elected; but set
aside by the pope.
1873. Thos. de Brinton, confessor to the
king; d. 1389.
1352.
1360.
1389. John Barnet, elected; but set aside
by the pope.
Wm. de Bottlesham; tr. from
Llandaff.
1400. John de Bottlesham, preb. of York.
1404. Richd. Young ; tr. from Bangor.
1419. John Kempe, archdn. of Durham;
tr. to Chichester, 1421.
1421. Thos. Spofforth, or Spofford, elected;
but set aside by the pope.
1422. John Langdon, monk of Canter-
bury.
1434. Thos. Browne, dean of Salisbury;
tr. to Norwich.
1436. Wm. de Wells, abbot of York, aft.
provost of Beverley; kpr. pr.
seal.
1444. John Lowe, tr. from Asaph.
1467. Thos. Scott, surn. Rotherham,
provost of Beverley; tr. to Lin-
coln.
1472. John Alcock, dean of Westminster;
m. rolls; tr. to Worcester.
1476. John Russell, archdn. of Bucks; tr.
to Lincoln.
1480. Edmd. Audley, preb. of York; tr. to
Hereford.
1492. Thos. Savage, canon of York, and
dean of the king's chapel; tr.
to London.
1496. Richd. Fitz-James, preb.
Paul's ; tr. to Chichester.
1504. John Fisher, chanc. of Cambridge
and master of Queen's College;
cardl. ; beheaded for denying the
king's Supremacy.
1535. John Hilsey, prior of Dominican
friars, in London.
1540. Nichs. Heath, archdn. of Stafford,
almoner; tr. to Worcester.
1544. Hy. Holbeach, dean of Worcester,
suffragan bp. of Bristol; tr. to
Lincoln.
1547. Nichs. Ridley, master of Pembroke
Hall, Cambridge; tr. to London.
1550. John Poynet, preb. of Canterbury;
tr. to Winchester.
of St.
1551.
1554.
1559.
1571.
1576,
1578.
1605.
1608.
1610.
1628.
1629.
1637.
1666.
1683.
1684.
1713.
1723.
1731.
1756.
1774.
1793.
1802.
1808.
1827.
1860.
1867.
1877.
John Scory, one of the six preachers
in Canterbury Cathedral; tr. to
Chichester, 1552.
See vacant 2 years.
Maurice Griffin, archdn. of Roches-
ter.
Edmd. Gheast, archdm. of Canter-
bury; tr. to Salisbury.
Edmd. Freake, dean of Salisbury; tr.
to Norwich, 1575.
John Piers, dean of Salisbury, and
Christchurch, Oxford, almoner ;
tr. to Salisbury, Oct. 1577.
John Young, preb. of Westminster.
Wm. Barlow, dean of Chester; tr.
to Lincoln.
Richd. Neile, dean of Westminster;
tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
John Buckeridge, pres. of St. John's
College, Oxford; tr. to Ely.
Walter Curle, dean of Lichfield; tr.
to Bath and Wells.
John Bowle, dean of Salisbury.
John Warner, dean of Lichfield.
John Dolben, dean of Westminster;
tr. to York.
Fras. Turner, dean of Windsor; tr.
to Ely.
Thos. Sprat, dean of Westminster.
Fras. Atterbury, dean of Christ-
church, and preacher at the Rolls;
dean of Westminster, 1713; depr.
and banished; d. 1732.
Saml. Bradford, tr. from Carlisle.
Jos. Wilcocks, tr. from Gloucester.
Zach. Pearce; tr. from Bangor;
res. the deanery of Westminster,
1758.
John Thomas, dean of Westminster;
d. 1793.
Saml. Horsley; tr. from St. David's;
tr. to St. Asaph.
Thos. Dampier, preb. of Durham,
Aug. 3; tr. to Ely.
Walter King, Dec. 3; d. Feb. 22,
1827.
Hon. Hugh Percy, June 28; tr. to
Carlisle, same year.
Geo. Murray; tr. from Sodor and
Man, Nov. 14; d. Feb. 16, 1860.
Jos. Cotton Wigram, archdn, of Win-
chester, Apr. 7, G. ; d. Apr. 6,
1867.
Thos. Legh Claughton, hon. can. of
Worcester, Apr. 26, G. ; tr. to
St. Albans.
Anthy. Wilson Thorold, vicar of St.
Pancras and rural dean, June
19, G.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF COLCHESTER.
See Diocese of St. Albans, post, p. 461.
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DEANS OF ROCHESTER.
1533. Walter Philips, June 18; last prior 1673. Thos, Lamplugh, Mar. 6; bp. Exe-
and first dean; d. 1570. ter, Nov. 12, 1676.
1570. Edmd. Freake, Apr. 10; bp. Ro- | 1676. John Castilion, Nov. 15; d. Oct. 21,
chester, May 9, 1571. 1688.
1574. Thos. Willoughby, June 23; d. Aug. 1689. Hy. Ullock; d. June 20, 1706.
19, 1585. 1706. Saml. Pratt; d. Nov. 14, 1723.
1585. John Coldwell, Jan. 7 ; bp. Salis- 1724. Nichs. Claggett, Jan. 4; bp. St.
bury, Dec. 26, 1591. David’s, Jan. 1731.
1592. Thos. Blague, Feb. 1; d. Oct. 1611. 1731. Thos. Herring ; b.p. Bangor, 1737.
1611. Richd. Milbourne, Dec. 11; bp. St. 1743. Wm. Bernard; bp. Raphoe, 1744.
- David's, July 9, 1615. 1744. John Newcombe; d. Mar. 10, 1765.
1615. Robt. Scott, July 13; d. Dec. 1620. 1765. Wm. Markham, dean of Christ
1620. Godfrey Goodman, Jan. 6; bp. Glou- Church, 1767.
cester, Mar. 6, 1624. 1767. Benj. Newcombe, Oct.; d. Aug. 1775.
1624. Walter Beleanquall, Mar. 12; dean 1775. Thos. Thurlow, Nov. 8; bp. Lincoln,
of Durham, 1638. 1779.
1638. Hy. King, Feb. 6; bp. Chichester, 1779. Richd. Cust; dean of Lincoln, 1782.
Feb. 16, 1641. 1782. Thos. Dampier; bp. Rochester, 1802.
1641. Thos. Turner, Feb. 26; dean of 1802. Saml. Goodenough; bp. Carlisle
Canterbury, 1643. 1808.
1660. Benj. Laney, July 24; bp. Peter- 1808. Wm. Beaumont Busby, Mar. 15, G.
borough, same year. 1820. Robt. Stevens, Oct. 17, G.
1660. Nathl. Hardy, Dec. 10; d. June 1, 1870. Thos. Dale, Feb.23,6.; d.May 14,1870.
1670. Robt. Scott, June 16, G.
1670. Peter Mew; bp.Bath and Wells, 167 2. 1887. Saml. Reynolds Hole, Dec. 31.
DIOCESE OF ST. ALBANS.
THIs see was constituted under 38 and 39 Vict. cap. 34, and order in
council April 30, 1877, under which its establishment was to date
from May 4, 1877. It was formed out of the diocese of Rochester.
The title of bishop suffragan of Colchester was revived in 1882, but
the bishop was made suffragan to this see instead of to Rochester as
before. . .
There are at present no dean and chapter attached to this see.
EISEIOPS OF ST. ALBANS.
1877. Thos. Legh Claughton, May 11, G.; tr. from Rochester; first bishop.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF COLCHESTER.
1536. Wrm. More Probably suffragan i 1882. Alfred Bloomfield, archdn. of Essex
1567. John Sterne to Rochester. and hon. canon of St. Albans
June 6, G,
DIOCESE OF ST. ASAPH.
THIs bishopric is of great antiquity, having been founded in the sixth
century, by Kentigern, a Scotsman, bishop of Glasgow, who, returning
into Scotland, left as his successor a holy man, named St. Asaph, from
462
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
whom the see takes its name.
Who succeeded St. Asaph is uncertain,
as no authentic records supply the information, and the list of bishops
is not renewed until 1143.
583.
* }&
1143.
1152,
1154.
1155.
1175.
1183.
1186.
1225.
1235.
1240.
1249.
1267.
1268.
1293.
1314.
1352.
T357.
1376.
1382.
1390.
1395.
1402.
1411.
1433.
1444.
1450.
1461.
1472.
1495.
1499.
1503.
1513.
1518.
1535,
1536.
1554.
1559.
1561.
1573.
1601.
* }{
1244
and
1272.
St. Asaph.
* *
BISHOPS OF
Kentigern, bp. of Glasgow.
* *
Gilbertus, or Galfridus.
Geoffrey of Monmouth.
Richard; d. the next year.
Godefridus, or Godfrey.
Adam, a Welshman; canon of Paris.
John I., Or Johannes.
Reinerus, or Reyner.
Abraham.
Hugo, or Hugh.
Howel ap Ednevet.
See vacant 2 years.
Enion, or Anian I.
John II.
Enion, or Amian II.
Leoline de Bromfeld, canon of St.
Asaph.
David I.
John Trevaur I.
Leoline ap Madoc, dean of St. Asaph.
Wm. de Sprinlington, dean of St.
Asaph.
Lawrence Child, penitentiary to the
pope.
Alexr. Bache.
John Trevaur II., preb. of Here-
ford; depr, 1402.
David II.
Robt. de Lancaster.
John Lowe, tr. to Rochester.
Regd. Peacock, tr. to Chichester.
Thomas I.
Thomas II.
Richd. Redman, tr. to Exeter.
Michl. Dyacon.
David III.
David IV., abbot of Conway.
Edmd. Birkhead.
Hy. Standish,
Franciscans.
Wm. Barlow, prior of Bisham; tr.
to St. David’s.
Robt. Warton, or Parfew, or Purfoy,
abbot of Bermondsey; tr. to Here-
ford.
Thos. Goldwell; he went into volun-
tary exile.
Richd, Davies, tr. to St. David’s.
Thos. Davies.
Wm. Hughes.
Wm. Morgan, tr. from Llandaff.
guardian of the
DEANS OF
R
} David.
ST, ASAPH.
1603.
1622.
1629.
1660.
1667.
1669.
1680.
1692.
1703.
1704.
1708.
1714.
1727.
1731.
1736.
1743.
1748.
1761.
1769.
1789.
1790.
| 1802.
1806.
1815.
1830.
Richd. Parry, dean of Bangor.
John Hanmer, preb. of Worcester.
John Owen, archdn, of St. Asaph; d.
1651.
See vacant 9 years.
Geo. Griffith, archdn. of St. Asaph.
Hy. Glenham, dean of Bristol.
Isaac Barrow, tr. from Sodor and
Man.
Wm. Lloyd, dean of Bangor; tr. to
Lichfield and Coventry. •.
Edwd. Jones, tr. from Cloyne, Ire-
land.
Geo. Hooper, dean of Canterbury;
tr. to Bath and Wells.
Wm. Beveridge, archdn. of Colchester.
Wm. Fleetwood, canon of Windsor;
tr. to Ely.
John Wynne, principal of Jesus
College, Oxford; tr. to Bath and
Wells.
Fras. Hare, dean of Worcester, and
dean of St. Paul's; tr. to Chi-
chester.
Thos. Tanner, canon of Christ
Church, Oxford.
Isaac Maddox, dean of Wells; tr.
to Worcester.
John'Thomas, dean of Peterborough ;
elected, but not consecrated; tr. to
Lincoln.
Saml. Lisle, archdn. of Canterbury;
tr. to Norwich.
Hon. Robt. Drummond, preb. of
Westminster; tr. to Salisbury.
Richd. Newcombe, tr. from Llandaff.
Jonn. Shipley, tr. from Llandaff.
Saml. Halifax, tr. from Gloucester.
Lewis Bagot, tr. from Norwich.
Saml. Horsley, July 29; tr. from Ro-
chester; d. Oct. 4, 1806.
Wm. Cleaver, Oct. 15 ; tr. from
Bangor; d. May 15, 1815.
John Luxmore, May 23; tr. from
Hereford; d. Jan. 21.
Wm. Carey, Feb. 23; tr. from Exeter;
d. Sept. 13, 1846.
1846, Thos. Vowler Short, Oct. 10 ; tr.
from Sodor and Man ; res. Jan.
1870; d. Apr. 13. 1872.
1870. Joshua Hughes, Vicar of Llandovery,
1294.
1299.
1339.
Mar. 25, G.
}
ST. ASAPH.
1279.
Anian (1).
R
Anian (2).
Leoline ab Madoc,bp. St. Asaph, 1357.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. - 463
* * Robt. de Walshum. 1587. Thos. Banks, Dec. 18; d. July 31,
1357. Wm. de Spridelington; b.p. St. Asaph, 1634.
- 1376. 1634. Andrew Maurice, Aug.”28; d. 1653–4.
1376. Alan de Stokes. 1660. David Lloyd, Sept. 24; d. Sept. 7,
1381. David de Calwylegh. 1663.
1389. 1663. Humphrey Lloyd, Dec. 14; bp.
and X. Howel ab Madoc Kyffen. Bangor, 1673; d. 1688.
1391. 1673–4. Nichs. Stratford, bp. Chester,
1397. Hugh Collingham; preb. of St.Paul's, 1689.
1402; d. 1409. 1689. Geo. Bright, Sept. 28; d. 1696.
1402. Richd. Courtenay. 1696. Daniel Price, July 26; d. Nov. 7,
1404. Hugh Holbeche; d. 1417. 1706.
1418. John Blodwell; res. 1441. 1706. Wm. Stanley, Dec. 7 ; d. Oct. 9,
1441. David Blodwell; d. 1461. 1731.
1462. John Tapton; Jan. 27. 1731. Wm. Powell, Oct. 21 ; d. Apr. 14,
1493. Fulke or Fouke, Salisbury. 1751.
1544. Richd. Puskin ; res. 1556; d. 1566. 1751. Wm. Herring ; d. May 13, 1774.
1556. John Gryffyth, Sept. 27; d. 1557. 1774. Wm. Davies Shipley, May 27.
1557. Maurice Blayne, alias Griffith, Aug. 1826. C. Scott Luxmoore.
5; contd. until Feb. 27, 1559. 1854. Chas. Butler Clough.
1559. John Lloyd, Apr. 4; depr. 1559. 1859. Richd. Bonner Maurice Bonnor.
1560. Hugh Evans, Apr. 26; d. Dec. 17, 1886. Herbert Armitage James.
1587. 1888. David Evans.
DIOCESE OF ST. DAVID’S.
THIS see was once the metropolitan see of Wales and archiepiscopal;
and for many years the seat of the supreme ordinary of the Welsh.
When Christianity was first planted in Great Britain there were three
archbishops' seats appointed, viz., Tondon, (afterwards removed to Can-
terbury), York, and Caerleon upon Usk, in Monmouthshire. That at
Caerleon being found to be too near to the dominions of the Saxons,
was removed, in the time of Arthur, king of the Britons, to a place
called Menew, in the furthermost part of Pembrokeshire ; and since, in
honour of the archbishop who translated it there, the see is called St.
David’s. It is from the first name that the bishops style themselves
Menevensis. Bishop Sampson was the last of the archbishops of St.
David’s ; for he, withdrawing himself, on account of a pestilence which
raged in his diocese, to Dole, in Brittany, carried the pall with him.
His successors, though they lost the name, still preserved the archiepis-
copal power; and the Welsh bishops continued to receive consecration
at his hands, until the reign of Henry I., when Bernard, the forty-
seventh bishop, was forced to submit himself to Canterbury.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF ST. DAVID’S.
577. St. David. * * Gorgan, or Gogan. * * Catellus, or Catu-
* * Cenau.c. * * Cledauc, or Cledauke. lus.
* * Eluid. * * Anian. * * Sulmay, or Sulhaith-
* * Ceneu. * * Elvoed, or Eludgeth. nay.
* * Morvael. * * Ethelmen, or Eldunen. * * Novis, Nonis, or
* * Haernunen. * * Elanc, Elnaeth, or El- Namis,
* * Elwaed. vaoth. * * Etwal, or Doythwal.
* * Gurnven. * * Mascoed, Malscoed, or * * Asser.
* * Lendiword, or Lued- Maelschwythe. * * Arthwael, or Alhuael.
with. * * Sadermen, Sadurnven, | * * St. Sampson, the last
* * Gorwysc, or Gorwyst. or Madenew. abp.
464
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
:
:
*}{
*
•k
+
1147.
1176.
1198.
1203.
1214.
1230.
1248.
1256.
1280.
1293.
1328.
1347.
1350.
1353.
1361.
1889.
1401.
1408.
1414.
1415.
1417.
1433.
1442.
1447.
1460.
1482.
BISHOPS OF ST. DAVID’S.
Euclinus, or Rucli- | * * Jevan. * * Abraham.
Ill] S. * * Argusteil. * * Sulgheim, again.
Rodheric. * * Morgenveth, or Ur- | * * Rythmarch.
Elguni, or Elguen. geneu. * * Wilfride, or Griffri.
Lunverd, or Lywarch. | * * Ervin, or Hernun. * * Bernardus, chanc. to
Nergu, or Vergu. * * Tramarin, or Caer- queen Adelise.
Sulhidyr, Sulhidwr, merin. The first bp. who
or Hubert. * * Joseph. Submitted to the
Everus, or Eneuris. * * Bleithud, See of Canter-
Morgeneu. * * Sulgheim, or Sulge- bury.
Nathan. heyn. -
David Fitzgerald, archdn. of Cardi- || 1483. Thos. Langton, preb. of Wells.
gan. 1484. Andrew *; his surname does
Peter de Leia, prior of Wenlock.
Giraldus Cambrensis, the historian ;
his election was disputed, and he
resigned.
Geoffrey.
Gervase ; d. 1229.
Anselm le Gros.
Thos. Wallensis.
Richd. de Carew.
Thos. Beck, archdn. of Dorset.
David Martyn.
Hy. Gower.
John Thoresby, ld. chanc.; tr. to
Worcester.
Regd. Brian ; tr. to Worcester.
Thos. Falstoffe, parson of Faken-
ham, Norfolk.
Adam Houghton, ld, chanc.
Richd. Metford ; elected, but set
aside by the pope.
John Gilbert, tr. from Hereford;
ld. treasT.; d. in 1397.
See vacant 4 years.
Guy de Mona, ld. treaSr.
Hy. Chicheley, archdn.of Salisbury;
tr. to Canterbury.
John Ketterich, or Catryk, archdn.
of Surrey; tr. to Lichfield and
Coventry.
Stephen Patrington, archdn. of Sur-
rey; tr. to Chichester.
Benedict Nichols, tr. from Bangor.
Thos. Rodeburn, archdn. of Sud-
bury.
Wm. Lynwood, ld, pr. Seal.
John Langton, chanc. of Cambridge;
chosen Jan., 1447; d. May, 1447.
John Delabere, dean of Wells, Sept.
15.
Robt. Tully, monk of Gloucester.
Richd. Martin, pr. councillor to
Edwd. IV.
1485.
1496.
1505.
1509.
1523.
1536.
1549.
1553.
1559.
1561.
1582.
1594.
1615.
1621.
1627.
1635.
1660.
1677.
1683.
1686.
1687.
not appear.
Hugh Pavy, or Parry, archdn. of
Wilts.
John Morgan, or Young, dean of
Windsor; d. May 1504.
Robt. Sherborne, dean of St. Paul's;
tr. to Chichester.
Edwd. Vaughan, preb. of St. Paul's.
Richd. Rawlins, preb. of St. Paul's.
Wm. Barlow, tr. from St. Asaph ;
tr. to Bath and Wells.
Robt. Ferrar; depr, by Mary; burnt
Mar. 30, 1555.
Hy. Morgan, principal of St. Ed-
ward Hall, Oxford; depr. by
Elizabeth.
Thos. Young, chanc. of St. David's;
tr. to York.
Richd. Davies; tr. from St. Asaph.
Marmaduke Middleton ; tr. from
Waterford, Ireland; depr. 1592,
for publishing a forged will.
See vacant 2 years.
Anthy. Rudd, dean of Gloucester.
Richd. Milbourne, dean of Rochester;
tr. to Carlisle. -
Wm. Laud, dean of Gloucester; tr.
to Bath and Wells.
Theoph. Field, tr. from Llandaff;
tr. to Hereford.
Roger Mainwaring, dean of Wor-
cester; d. 1653.
See vacant till the Restoration.
Wm. Lucy, rector of High Clere,
Hunts.
Wm. Thomas, dean of Worcester;
tr. to Worcester.
Lawrence Womach, archdn. of Suf-
folk.
John Lloyd, principal of Jesus Col-
lege, Oxford.
Thos. Watson, fellow of St. John's
* The accounts of the early prelates of this see are very conflicting; Godwin,
Isaacson, Heylyn, and Le Neve frequently differing in names and dates.
Sir Harris
Nicholas appears to follow Le Neve, who is also here adopted as an authority in many
instances.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 465
College, Cambridge; depr. for 1766. Chas. Moss, archdn. of Colchester;
Simony and other crimes in 1699. tr. to Bath and Wells.
See vacant 5 years. 1774, Hon. Jas. York, dean of Lincoln;
1705. Geo. Bull, archdn. of Llandaff. tr. to Gloucester.
1710. Philip Bisse ; tr. to Hereford. 1779. John Warren, archdn. of Worcester;
1712. Adam Ottley, archdn. of Salop, and tr. to Bangor.
preb. of Hereford. 1783. Edwd. Smallwell ; tr. to Oxford.
1723. Richd. Smalbroke, treasr. of Llan- || 1788. Saml. Horsley, preb. of Gloucester;
daff; tr. to Lichfield and Coven- tr. to Rochester.
try. 1793. Hon. Wm. Stuart, canon of Christ
1730. Elias Sydall, dean of Canterbury; Church, Oxford, r. to Armagh.
tr. to Gloucester. 1800. Lord Geo. Murray, Dec. 20; d.
1731. Nichs. Clagget, dean of Rochester; June 3, 1803.
tr. to Exeter. 1803. Thos. Burgess, preb. of Durham,
1743. Edwd. Willes, dean of Lincoln ; tr. | June 25; tr. to Salisbury.
to Bath and Wells. 1825. John Banks Jenkinson, June 18;
& * in fl- d. July 7, 1840.
***.*.*.*.*.*.*|1840, cº, fºllow of Trinity
3 via • & e
1752. Anthw. Ellis, preb. of Gl College, Cambridge, July 23; d.
º: y; us, prep. 0 loucester. July 27, 1875.
1761. Saml. Squire, dean of Bristol. 1874. Wm. Basil Jones, archdn., chanc.,
1766. Robt. Lowth, preb. of Durham; tr. and can.-res. of York, July 13,
to Oxford. G.
DEANS OF ST. DAVID’S.
UNTIL the year 1840 the bishops of this see were also the deans. In that year
the precentor assumed the title of dean under 3 and 4 Vict., cap. 113, sec. 1
(Aug. 11, 1840).
1840. Ll. Llewellyn, precentor, now dean; 1878. Jas. Allen.
Aug. 11.
DIOCESE OF SALISBURY.
THIS see has undergone many alterations, from the time of its estab-
lishment to its final settlement at Salisbury. Its first seat was at
Sherborne, in Dorsetshire; and the diocese then had episcopal jurisdic-
tion over all those counties that now constitute the sees of Salisbury,
Bristol, Wells, and Exeter. Wells and Exeter were dismembered from
it, and erected into two distinct bishoprics. Another see was afterwards
formed out of the remaining jurisdiction of Sherborne, and seated at
Wilton, in Wiltshire; but this last, after having had eleven bishops of
its own, was once more united to Sherborne. Subsequently the seat of
the see was removed to Salisbury, the principal city in those parts ;
but the then bishop removed it to the hill called Old Sarum, and began
to build a cathedral church there, which was finished by St. Osmund.
This situation was chosen, perhaps, from the strong fortifications with
which the hill was surrounded, and as being more out of the reach of
the Danes. Bishop Richard Poore, in 1220, once more brought the
seat of the see from Old Sarum to Salisbury, or New Sarum, where it
has continued ever since. In ancient times the bishops of Salisbury
were precentors to the archbishops of Canterbury. Edward IV. annexed
the chancellorship of the Garter to the bishops of this see; but in the
new statutes made by Henry VIII. this office was left solely at the king's
disposal, and might be conferred on a clergyman or a layman. After
466
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
bishop Ward's time, however, it was conferred without interruption,
until recently, on the bishops of Salisbury.
Two bishops suffragan were appointed (probably to this see) under
26 Henry VIII., cap. 14, one with the title of Marlborough in 1537, and
the other with the title of Shaftesbury in 1539. Neither appointment
was continued; but a bishop suffragan of Marlborough was again
appointed in 1888, and made suffragan to London.
705.
710.
738.
756.
778.
798.
717.
868.
872.
875.
906.
918.
934.
941.
958.
978.
986.
998.
1009.
1020.
1041.
1058.
1046.
1078.
1102.
1142.
BISHOPS OF SHERBORNE.
St. Adhelm, or Aldhelm.
Fordhere.
Herewald.
Ethelwald I.
Denefrith.
Wilbert.
Ealstan, or Alfstan.
Eadmund, or St. Hamund; martyr.
Etheleage.
Alfric.
SHERBORNE.
Werstane.
Elthebald.
Sigelmus II.
Alfred.
Wulfine.
Alfwold, or Elfwold.
Athelric.
Ethelsius.
Brithwyn I.
Elmer.
Brithwyn II.
Elfwold; d. 1058.
After Elfwold's death in this year
Herman, who had before been
bp. of Wilton, and resigned that
see, was made bp. of Sherborne;
and having united both sees, he
shortly removed the seat to
Salisbury from which place the
bishops håve since had their
Ila, Iſle.
BISHOPS OF
Herman ; succ. in 1046 as bp. of
Wilton, and in 1058 as bp. of
Sherborne; he removed the see,
first to Salisbury, and then to
Old Sarum.
St. Osmund de Sees, Earl of Dorset,
ld. chanc.; d. 1099.
See vacant 2 years.
Roger, ld, ch. just. and 1d. treasr.
d. 1139.
See vacant 3 years.
Josceline de Bailol, a Lombard,
archdn. of Winchester, and preb.
of York; d. 1184.
See vacant 4 years.
879. Asser, surn. Menevensis.
883. Swithelmus, or Sigelmus I.
889.
906.
920.
934.
971.
981.
986.
990.
996.
1013
1046
Ethelwald II. After his death the
diocese was divided into several
sees, Wells, Devonshire, &c., by
Plegmund, abp. of Canterbury;
and another see was erected
at Wilton, whose seat was some-
times there, and sometimes at
Ramsbury and Sunning.
WILTON.
Ethelstan.
Odo Severus.
Osulph.
Alfstan.
Wulfgar, or Alfgar.
Siricius; tr. to Canterbury.
Alfric, or Aluricius ; tr. to Canter-
bury.
Brithwold.
Ethelwin.
Herman, vide infra.
SALISBURY.
1188.
1194.
1217.
1228.
1246.
1256.
1263.
1274.
1284.
Hubert Walter, dean of York; tr.
to Canterbury, 1193.
Herbert Poore, or Robt. Poore.
Richd. Poore; tr. from Chichester;
he removed the see back to Salis-
bury; tr. to Durham.
Robt. de Bingham, preb. of Salis-
bury.
Wm. de York, provost of Beverley.
Giles de Bridport, dean of Wells.
Walter de la Wyle, sub-chanter of
Salisbury.
Robt. Wykehampton, dean of Salis-
burv.
Walter Scammel, dean of Salisbury.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
467
1287. Hy. de Brandeston, dean of Salis-
bury; d. Feb. 1288.
Lawrence de Awkeburne, elected;
- but d. before consecration.
1288. Wm. de Corner; he was also elected
abp. of Dublin ; but was set aside
by the pope.
1291. Nichs. Longespee, preb. of Salis-
bury.
1315. Roger de Martival, dean of Lincoln.
1330. Robt. Wivill.
1375. Ralph Ergham ; tr. to Bath and
Wells. -
1388. John Waltham, m. rolls, and ld.
treaSr.
1395. Richd. Mitford; tr. from Chichester,
1407. Nichs. Bubbewith ; tr. from London.
1408. Robt. Hallam, archdn.of Canterbury,
cardl. and chanc. of Oxford.
1417. John Chandeler, dean of Salisbury.
1427. Robt. Nevill, provost of Beverley.
1438. Wm. Aiscough, clerk of the council.
1450. Richd. Beauchamp; tr. from Here-
ford; the first chanc. of the Garter.
Lionel Woodville, dean of Exeter,
chanc. of Oxford.
1485. Thos. Langton; tr. from St. David's;
tr. to Winchester; chanc. of the
Garter.
1493. John Blyth, m. rolls, chanc. of
Cambridge, chanc. of the Garter.
1500. Hy. Deane; tr. from Bangor; tr. to
Canterbury.
1501. Edmd. Audley; tr. from Hereford;
chanc. of the Garter.
1524. Lawrence Campejus, cardl. ; depr.
for non-residence by act of par-
liament, 1534. The chancellor-
ship of the Garter in lay hands.
.535. Nichs. Shaxton, treasr. of Sarum ;
res. in consequence of not sub-
scribing to the Six Articles.
.539. John Salcott, alias Capon; tr. from
Bangor; d. Oct. 1557.
.557–8. Peter Petow, cardl. ; app. to this
see by the pope; but the queen
would not allow him to enter the
realm.
558. Fras. Mallet, nominated by the
queen, Oct. 14, 1558; but set
aside on her death, Nov. 17. fol-
lowing.
.559. John Jewell; d. 1571.
.571. Edmd. Gheast ; tr. from Rochester;
almoner.
.577. John Piers; tr. from Rochester;
almoner; tr. to York, Feb. 1, 1589.
1482.
1591.
1598.
1614.
1618.
1620.
1621.
1641.
1660.
1663.
1665.
1667.
1689.
1715.
1722.
1723.
1734.
1748.
1757.
1761.
1766.
1782.
1791.
1807.
1825.
1837.
1854.
1869.
1885.
See vacant 2 years.
John Coldwell, dean of Rochester.
Hy. Cotton, preb. of Winchester.
Robt. Abbot, master of Baliol Col-
lege, Oxford.
Martin Fotherby, preb. of Canter-
bury.
Robt. Tounson, or Thompson, dean
of Westminster.
John Davenant, master of Queen's
College, Cambridge.
Brian Duppa ; tr. from Chichester ;
tr. to Winchester, 1660; d. 1662.
Humphrey Henchman, precentor of
Salisbury; tr. to London.
John Earle; tr. from Worcester.
Alexr. Hyde, dean of Winchester.
Seth Ward; tr. from Exeter; chanc.
of the Garter.
Gilbert Burnet, preacher at the
rolls.
Wm. Talbot; tr. from Oxford; tr.
to Durham.
Richd. Willis; tr. from Gloucester;
tr. to Winchester.
Benj. Hoadley; tr. from Hereford;
tr. to Winchester.
Thos. Sherlock; tr. from Bangor;
tr. to London.
John Gilbert; tr. from Llandaff ;
tr. to York.
John Thomas I. ; tr. from Peter-
borough ; tr. to Winchester.
Robt. Drummond; tr. from St.
Asaph ; tr. to York.
John Thomas II. ; tr. from Lincoln.
John Hume ; tr. from Oxford.
Hon. Shute Barrington ; tr.
Llandaff; tr. to Durham.
John Douglas; tr. from Carlisle ;
d. 1807.
John Fisher, May 30;
Exeter; d. July 2, 1825.
Thos. Burgess, May 21; tr. from
St David's ; d. Feb. 19, 1837.
Edwd. Denison, fellow of Merton
College, Oxford, Mar. 13; d.
Mar. 6, 1854.
Walter Kerr Hamilton, can.-res. and
precentor, Salisbury, Mar. 27, G. ;
d. Aug. 1, 1869.
Geo. Moberly, canon of Chester,
Aug. 14, G. ; d. July 6, 1885.
John Wordsworth, Oriel prof. of
divinity, Oxford, Sep. 3, G.
from
tr. from
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF MARLBOROUGH.
See Diocese of London, ante, p. 452.
BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF SHAFTESBURY.
1539. John Bradley.
30 *
468 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DEANS OF SALISBURY.
* * Roger. 1463. Jas. Goldwell; bp. Norwich, 1472.
* * Osbert. 1473. John Davyson; d. 1485.
* * Serlo. * * Edwd. Cheyne, dean in 1499; d.
* * Robert ; d. 1111. 1502.
* * Robt. Chichester; bp. Exeter about | 1505. Thos. Rowthall; bp. Durham, 1508.
1128. 1509. Wm. Atwater; b.p. Lincoln, 1514.
1140. Robt. Warle west, 1514. John. Longland, or Langland; bp.
* * Henry. Lincoln, 1521.
1165. John of Oxford; bp. Norwich, 1175. 1521. Cuthbert Tunstall; bp. London, 1522. .
* * Robert. . 1522. Raymund Pade.
* * Jordan, dean in 1192. 1539. Peter Wannes ; res. 1563.
* * Eustachius, dean in 1195 ; bp. Ely, 1563. Wm. Bradbridge; bp. Exeter, 1571.
1198. 1570. Edmund Freke; bp. Rochester, 1571.
1197. Richd. Poor ; bp. Chichester, 1214. 1571. John Piers; bp. Salisbury, 1577.
1215. Adam de Ilchester; d. 1220. 1577. John Bridges; bp. Oxford, 1603.
1220. Wm. de Waude. 1604. John Gordon; d. 1619. -
1238. Robt. de Hertford; d. 1257. 1619. John Williams; dean of Westmin-
1257. Robert. de Wykehampton; bp. ster, 1620.
Salisbury, 1274. 1620. John Bowle ; b.p. Rochester, 1629.
1274. Walter Scammel; bp. Salisbury,1284. | 1629. Edmund Mason; d. 1634.
1284. Hy. de Blaundeston ; bp. Salisbury | 1635. Richd. Baylie ; d. 1667.
I287. 1667. Ralph Brideoake; bp. Chichester,
1287. Simon de Mitcham. 1675.
1298. Peter of Savoy. 1675. Thos. Peirce ; d. 1691.
1309. Cardl. Wm. Ruffatus de Cassineto. 1691. Robt. Woodward; d. 1701.
1310. Cardl. Raymond de la Goth; d. 1702. Edwd. Young ; d. 1705.
1346. 1705. John Young.
1346. Bertrand de Farges. 1727. John Clark; d. 1757.
1347. Reynold Orsini. 1757. Thos. Green; d. 1780.
1380. Robt. Braybrooke. 1780. Rowney Noel; d. 1786.
1385. Thos. de Montacute; d. 1404, 1786. John Ekins; d. 1808.
1404. John Chandler; bp. Salisbury, 1417. 1809. Chas. Talbot, Feb 18, G.
1418. Simon Sidenham ; bp. Chichester, 1823. Nichs. Pearson, Mar. 6, G.
1430. 1846. Fras. Lear, June 4, G.
1430. Thos. Browne; bp. Rochester, 1434. 1850. Hy. Parr Hamilton, Apl. 17, G.
1434. Nichs. Billesdon ; d. 1441. | 1880. John Chas. Ryle, Mar. 22, G. ;
1441. Adam Moleyns. made bp. Liverpool before he
1446. Richd. Leyat ; d. 1449. was confirmed in his deanery.
1449. Gilbert Kymer; d. 1463. 1880. Geo. David Boyle, May 5, G.
DIOCESE OF SOUTHWELL.
THIs see was constituted under the “Bishoprics Act, 1878,” (41 and
24 Vict., cap. 68,) and an order in Council, dated Feb. 2, 1884, under
which its establishment was to date from Feb. 5, 1884. It was formed
out of portions of the dioceses of Lichfield and Lincoln, and has at
present no dean and chapter attached to it.
BISHOP OF SOUTHWELL.
1884, Geo. Ridding, head master of St. Mary's College, Winchester; first bishop;
May 4, G,
DIOCESE OF TRURO.
THIS see was constituted under the “Bishopric of Truro Act, 1876,”
(39 and 40 Vict, cap. 52) and an order in Council, dated Dec. 9, 1876,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 469
under which its establishment was to date from Dec. 15, 1876. It
was formed out of the diocese of Exeter.
BISHOPS OF TRURO.
1877. Edwd. White Benson, canon of Lin- 1883. Geo. Howard Wilkinson, vicar of
coln; first bishop; Jan. 16, G. ; St. Peter, Eaton Square, and
tr. to Canterbury. hon. canon of Truro; Mar. 24, G.
BISHOPRIC AND DEANERY OF WESTMINSTER.
AT the dissolution of the monasteries, Westminster Abbey was by
Henry VIII., in 1539, erected into a deanery; and in 1541, he erected
it into a bishopric, and appointed John Thirleby bishop. But he,
having wasted the patrimony allotted by the king for the support of the
see, was translated to Norwich, and with him ended the bishopric of
Westminster. The dignity existed only nine years; and Middlesex,
which was the diocese, was restored to London. The dean continued
to preside until the accession of queen Mary, who restored the abbot;
but queen Elizabeth displaced the abbot, and erected the abbey into a
collegiate church, of a dean and twelve prebendaries, as it still continues.
On the revival of the order of the Bath in 1725, the dean of Westminster
was appointed dean of that order, and this honour has been continued
to his successors.
BISHOP AND DEANS OF WESTMINSTER.
1539. Wm. Benson, the last abbot and 1713. Fras. Atterbury, bp. Rochester, &c.
first dean. , 1723. Saml. Bradford, bp. Rochester, &c.
1541. Thos. Thirleby, first and only bp. ; 1731. Jos. Wilcocks, bp. Rochester, &c.
tr. to Norwich. 1756. Zach. Pearse, bp. Rochester.
1550. Richd. Coxe, dean; aft. bp. Ely. 1769. John Thomas, preb. of Westminster;
1553. Hugh Weston, dean; rector of Lin- promoted to the deanery on the
coln College, Oxford. resignation of bp. Pearse, and on
1556. John Frecknam, abbot; depr. his death, in 1774, succ. him in
the bishopric of Rochester.
ALL THE Following WERE DEANs – 1793. Saml. Horsley, bp. Rochester.
1560. Wm. Bill, mast. Trin. Coll., Cam- 1802. Wm. Vincent, sub-almoner; Aug. 3,
bridge. G.; d. Dec. 21, 1815.
1561. Gabriel Goodman, preb. of St. Paul's. 1815. John Ireland, a canon of West-
1601. Lancelot Andrews; bp. Chichester, minster; Dec. 30, G.; d. Sep. 21,
1605. 1842. l
1605. Richd. Neyle, or Neale; bp. Roches- 1842. Thos. Turton, Oct. 10, G.; bp. Ely,
ter, 1608. 1845.
1610. Geo. Monteigne; bp. Lincoln, 1617, 1845. Saml. Wilberforce, May 5, G.; bp.
1617. Robt. Tounson, or Thompson; bp. Oxford, 1846.
Salisbury, 1620. 1845. Wm. Buckland, previously canon of
1620. John Williams, bp. Lincoln, 1621; Christ Church, Oxford, Nov. 27,
tr. to York. G.; d. Aug. 14, 1856. t
1660. John Earle, clerk of the closet ; bp. 1856. Richd. Chevenix Trench, Oct. 14, G.;
Salisbury, 1662. abp. Dublin, 1864.
1663. John Dolben, bp. Rochester 1666; 1863. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dec. 21, G.;
tr. to York. d. July 18, 1881.
1683. Thos. Spratt; bp. Rochester, 1684. 1881. Geo. Granville Bradley, Sep. 13, G. .
470
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
since.
DIOCESE OF WINCHESTER.
THIS see is of great antiquity, and has always continued at Winchester,
which was anciently the capital of the West Saxon kingdom. The
bishop is accounted sub-dean to the archbishop of Canterbury; and
by Edward III. the office of prelate of the order of the Garter was
conferred upon him, and has been continued to his successors ever
The bishops were anciently reputed to be earls of Southampton,
and are so styled in the new statutes of the Garter made by
Henry VIII. ; but that title does not now belong to them.
In 1874 a bishop suffragan of Guildford was appointed to this see.
636.
650.
660.
670.
677.
705.
745.
755.
780.
793.
795.
799.
808.
814.
827.
832.
833.
838.
862,
875.
879,
888.
906.
942.
935.
951.
958.
963.
983.
1006.
1007.
1015.
1032.
1047.
1070.
1100.
1129.
BISEIOPS OF WINCHESTER.
St. Birine, or Birinus.
Agilbertus.
Wina ; exp. ; aft. bp. London.
St. Eleutherius.
St. Headda.
Daniel, res.
Humphrey, or Humfridus.
Rinehard, or Kine ward.
Athelard, tr. to Canterbury.
Egbald.
Dudda.
Kineberth.
Alhmund.
Withenius, or Wighteinus,or Wigthen.
Herefrid, murd. by the Danes.
Edmund.
Helmstan.
St. Swithin.
Athelred, tr. to Canterbury.
Dumbert, or Dumbert.
Denewulf, a hogherd under king
Alfred, whom he sheltered when
he fled from the Danes.
St. Anthelm, or Bertulf.
St. Frithstan.
St. Brinstan.
Elphege, the Bald,
Elffine, or Alfsius,
Brithelm.
St. Ethelwald.
St. Elphegus, abbot of Bath.
Renulph.
St. Brithwold.
St. Elfsinus, or Eadsinus.
Alfwine.
Stigand, tr. to Canterbury.
Walkeline, or Walkin.
See vacant 2 years.
Wm. Giffard, preb. of St. Paul's; lá.
chancr. ; not consec. until 1107.
Hy. de Blois, abbot of Glastonbury,
and cardl. ; brother to king
Stephen.
1174.
1189,
1205.
1243.
1250.
1261.
1267.
1280.
1305.
1316.
1320.
1323.
1333.
1345.
1367.
1405.
1447.
1487.
1493.
See vacant 3 years.
Richd. Tocliffe, or More, abp. of
Poitiers.
Godfrey de Lucy, or Luci.
Sir Peter de Rupibus; d. 1238.
* See vacant 5 years.
Wm. de Raleigh, or Radley, tr. from
Norwich.
Gethelmar, Aymer,
de Valentia, the
brother.
John Exon, or Oxon.
Richd. Moore, elected; but set aside
by the abp. of Canterbury.
Nichs. de Ely, tr. from Worcester;
d. Feb. 1280.
John de Pontois, or Sawbridge ; d.
Dec. 1304.
Hy. Woodloke, or de Merewell.
John de Sandale, dean of St. Paul's,
ld. chanc., ld, treasT., and chanc.
or Ludomare
king's half
6X.
Adam * * * elected; but set aside
by the pope.
Regd. de Asserius, the pope's legate.
John de Stratford, ld, chanc. and
ld. treasr. ; tr. to Canterbury.
Adam de Orleton, tr. from Wor-
cester.
John Devenesche, chosen; but set
aside by the pope.
Wm. de Edendon, ld, treasp., and
ld. chanc.
Wm. de Wykeham, ld, chanc.
Hy. de Beaufort, third son of John of
Gaunt by CatherineSwinford,cardl.
and lå. chanc.; tr. from Lincoln.
Wm. de Waynflete, or Pattyn, pro-
vost of Eton; ld. chanc.
Peter Courtenay, tr. from Exeter.
Thos. Langton, tr. from Salisbury;
elected to Canterbury, but d.
before his translation was per-
fected.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
471
1501.
1529.
1531.
1556.
1561.
1580.
1584.
1595.
1595.
1874.
1540.
1549.
1554.
1559.
1565.
1572.
1580.
1589.
1600.
1610.
1616.
Richd. Fox, tr. from Durham ; lä.
pr. Seal; d. Sept. 1528.
Thos. Wolsey, abp. of York, cardl.,
and ld. chanc. ; he held this see,
in commendam, from Apr. 6, 1529,
until his death, Nov. 29,
1530.
Stephen Gardiner, mast. Trin. Coll.,
Cambridge; depr. by Edwd. VI.,
in 1550, for opposing the Refor-
mation; committed to the Tower,
where he was imprisoned during
the remainder of Edward's reign.
. John Poynet, tr. from Rochester;
res. in 1553.
. Bishop Gardiner, again; rest. by
Mary, and made ld. chanc.; d.
Nov. 12, 1555.
John Whyte, tr. from Lincoln ; depr.
1560.
Robt. Horne, dean of Durham; d.
1580.
John Watson, dean of Winchester.
Thos. Cowper, tr. from Lincoln.
Wm. Wickham, tr. from Lincoln,
Jan. 7, 1595 ; d. June 12 fol-
lowing.
Wm. Day, dean of Windsor; elected
Nov. 3, 1595; d. Sept. 20, 1596.
1597.
1616.
1619.
1627.
1632.
1600.
1662.
1684.
1707.
1721.
1723.
1734.
1761.
1781.
1820,
1827.
1869.
1873.
Thos. Bilson, tr. from Worcester.
Jas. Mountague, tr. from Bath and
Wells.
Lancelot Andrews, tr. from Ely.
Richd. Neile, or Neale, tr. from
Durham ; tr. to York.
Walter Curle, tr. from Bath and
Wells; bp. almoner; d. 1650.
See vacant 10 years.
Brian Duppa, tr. from Salisbury,
Geo. Morley, tr. from Worcester.
Peter Mews, or Mew, tr. from Bath
and Wells.
Sir Jonn. Trelawney, bt., tr.
Exeter.
Chas. Trimnell, tr. from Norwich.
Richd. Willis, tr. from Salisbury
Benjn. Hoadley, tr. from Salisbury,
John Thomas, tr. from Salisbury.
Hon. Brownlow North, tr. from
Worcester; d. July 12, 1820.
Geo, Pretyman Tomline, July 18; tr.
from Lincoln; d. 1827.
Chas. Richd. Sumner, May 25; tr.
from Landaff; res. Nov. 1869;
d. Aug. 15, 1874.
Saml. Wilberforce, Nov. 11, G. ; tr.
from Oxford; d. July 19, 1873.
Edwd. Harold Browne; Aug. 13, G.;
tr. from Ely.
from
|BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF GUILDFORD.
John Sutton Utterton, archdn. of
Surrey and canon of Winchester,
Mar. 9, G. ; d. 1879.
1888.
Geo. Hy. Sumner, archdn. and canon
of Winchester, Nov. 19, G.
DEANS OF WINCHESTER.
Wm. Kingsmill, alias de Basyng,
Mar. 28; last prior of St. Swithin
and first dean of Winchester.
Sir Jno. Mason, Oct. 9;
1553.
Edmd. Steward, Mar. 22.
Jno. Warner, Oct. 15; d. Mar. 21,
1564.
Fras. Newton, Mar. 21.
Jno. Watson, Feb. 14 ; bp. Win-
chester, 1580.
Lawrence Humphrey, Oct. 24; d.
Feb. 1, 1589.
Martin Heton, Mar. 20; bp. Ely,
1600.
Geo. Abbot, bp. Lichfield and
Coventry, 1609.
Thos. Morton, Jan. 3.; bp. Chester,
1616.
Jno. Young, July 8.
TOS,
1660.
1666.
1679.
1693.
1722.
1729.
1739.
1749.
1760.
1769.
1804.
1805.
1840.
1872.
1883.
Alexr. Hyde, Aug. 8 ; bp. Salis-
bury, 1665.
Wm. Clark, Feb. 1.
Richd. Meggott, Oct. 9.
Jno. Wickart, Jan. 14.
Wm. Trimmell, Feb. 16.
Chas. Naylor, May 7; d. June 23,
1739.
Zachariah Pearce, Aug. 4; bp. Ban-
gor, 1748.
Thos. Cheyney, Mar. 25 ; d. Dec.
27, 1760.
Jonn. Shipley, Oct. 21; bp. Llandaff,
1769.
Newton Ogle, Oct. 21.
Robt. Holmes, Jan. 31, G.
Thos. Rennell, Dec. 7, G.
Thos. Garnier, Apr. 9, G.
Jno. Bramston, Nov. 15.
Geo. Wm. Kitchin, May 23.
472
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
679.
691.
693.
717.
744.
775.
779.
782.
799.
822.
848.
872.
892.
915.
922.
929.
957.
960.
993.
1002.
1023.
1038.
1046.
1062.
1097.
1113.
1125.
+ 36.
1151.
1163.
1180.
1186.
1191.
1192.
1196.
1199.
1215.
1217.
DIOCESE OF WORCESTER.
THIs see was founded by Ethelred, king of the Mercians, in the year
679; the diocese was taken from Lichfield.
BISHOPS OF WORCESTER. -
1218. Wm. de Blois, archdm. of Bucks.
Boselus, Boisel, or Bosel.
Ostforus.
St. Edwin, or Egwyn.
Wilfride.
Milred.
Weremund.
Tilhere.
Eathored, or Adored.
Denebert.
Eadbert, or Hubert.
Alwinus.
Werefrid.
Wilfreth I.
Ethelan, or Ethelhune, abbot of
Brackley.
Wilfreth II.
Renewold.
St. Dunstan, abbot of Glastonbury;
tr. to London, which he held
with this see, till he was tr. to
Canterbury.
St. Oswald ; in 971 made abp. of
York, which he held with this see.
Adulfe, abbot of Peterborough ;
succ. to this see, and to York.
Wolstan I. ; he likewise succ. to this
see, and to York.
Leoffius, abbot of Thorney.
Britteagus, abbot of Pershore.
Livingus, bp. also of Devonshire
and Cornwall.
Aldred, tr. to York.
St. Wolstan II., prior of Worcester;
the last Saxon bp. of this see.
Sampson, canon of Baion.
Theulph, or Theobald, or Teoldus,
canon of Baion; d. 1124.
Simon, chanc. to the queen.
Alured (?).
John Pagham, or Payham,
Roger, son of Robt., E. of Gloucester.
Baldwin, abbot of Ford; tr. to
Canterbury, 1184.
Robt. de Northall, abbot of Glou-
Cester.
Robt. FitzRalph, canon of Lincoln;
d, the next year.
Hy. de Soilly, abbot of Gloucester.
John de Constance, dean of Rouen,
archdn. of Oxford.
Maugere.
Walter de Grey, tr. from Lichfield,
ld, chanc.; tr. to York.
Sivester de Evesham, prior of Wor-
cester.
1236.
1266,
1268.
1302.
1308.
1314.
1318,
1327.
1333.
1337.
1338.
1349.
1352.
1362.
1363.
1369,
1375.
1395.
1401.
1408.
1419.
Walter de Cantilupe, son to ld.
Cantilupe.
Nichs. de Ely, archdn, of Ely, ld.
chanc. and pr. treaSr.; tr. to
Winchester.
Godfrey Gifford, archdn. of Wells;
ld, chanc.
John de St. German, elected, but it
is doubtful if he was ever conse-
crated.
Wm. de Gainsborough, or Gaynes-
burgh, friar minor at Oxford.
Peter of Savoy, nominated by the
Pope, but set aside by the king.
Walter Reynolds, preb. of St. Paul’s,
ld. chanc. and ló, treasr. ; tr. to
Canterbury, 1313.
Walter Maydenstum, or Maidstone,
preb. of St. Paul's.
Thos. Cobham, sub-dean of Sarum;
d. 1327.
Wolstan, prior of Worcester; elected
1327, but was not consecrated.
Adam de Orleton, tr. from Here-
ford ; tr. to Winchester.
Simon de Montacute, archdn. of Can-
terbury; tr. to Ely.
Thos. Hennibal, monk of Norwich.
Wolstan de Brandesford, prior of
Worcester; probably the Wol-
stan not consecrated in 1327.
John de Evesham, prior of Wor-
cester; elected 1349, but not con-
secrated.
Jno. Thoresby, tr. from St. David's;
ld. chanc., cardl. ; tr. to York.
Regd. Bryan, tr. from St. David's.
John Barnet, archdm. of London, ld.
treasr. ; tr. to Bath and Wells.
Wm. de Wittlesey, tr. from Roches-
ter; tr. to Canterbury.
Wm. de Lynne, or Lenne, tr. from
Chichester.
Hy. Wakefield, archdn. of Canter-
bury, ld, treasr.
John Green, elected, but set aside
by the pope.
Tideman de Winchcombe, tr. from
Llandaff.
Richd. Clifford, dean of York; tr.
to London. *
Thos. Peverel, tr. from Llandaff.
Philip Morgan, chanc. of Normandy;
tr. to Ely.
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
473
1425.
1434.
1443.
1476.
1486.
1497.
1499.
1523.
1535.
1539.
1543.
1552,
1553.
1555.
1559.
1570.
1571.
1577.
1584.
1557.
1559.
1571.
1586.
1596.
1602.
1608.
1616.
1627.
Thos. Polton, or Poldon, or Pulton,
tr. from Chichester.
Thos. Bourchier, dean of St.
Mabin's, London ; tr. to Ely.
John Carpenter, provost of Oriel
College, Oxford, chanc. of Oxford.
John Alcock, tr. from Rochester;
tr. to Ely; lá. chanc.
Robt. Morton, preb. of York and
Lincoln.
John Gigles, preb. of St. Paul's,
York, and Lincoln.
Silvester Gigles, nephew to the last
bishop.
Julius de Medicis, cardl., aft. pope
Clement VII. ; made administra-
tor of this see in 1521 ; res. 1522.
Jerome de Ghinucci, an Italian ;
depr. in 1534.
Hugh Latimer, consec. Sept. 1535;
res. July 1, 1539; burnt at Ox-
ford, Oct. 16, 1555.
John Bell, archdn. of Gloucester.
Nichs. Heath, tr. from Rochester;
displaced by Edwd. VI., and the
see granted in commendam to
John Hooper, bp. of Gloucester;
depr. 1553; suffered martyrdom
1555.
Nichs. Heath, rest. by Mary; tr. to
York.
Richd. Pate, archdn. of Lincoln and
Winchester; depr.
Edwyn Sandys, preb. of Peter-
borough ; tr. to London.
John Calfhill chosen; but d. before
consecration.
Nichs. Bullingham, tr. from Lin-
coln, Jan. 1571.
John Whitgift, dean of Lincoln; tr.
to Canterbury, Sept. 1583.
Edmd. Freke, tr. from Norwich.
1593.
1596.
1597.
1610.
1617.
1641.
1660.
1662.
1663.
1671.
1675.
1683.
1689.
1699.
1714.
1743.
1759.
1774.
1781.
1808.
1831.
1841.
1861.
Richd. Fletcher, tr. from Bristol;
tr. to London, Dec. 1594.
Thos. Bilson, preb. of Winchester;
tr. to Winchester.
Gervase Babington, tr. from Exeter.
Hy. Parry, tr. from Gloucester; d.
Dec. 1616.
John Thornborough, tr. from Bristol.
John Prideaux, canon of Christ-
Church, Oxford; d. 1650.
See vacant 10 years.
Geo. Morley, dean of Christ-Chureh,
Oxford ; tr. to Winchester.
John Gauden, tr. from Exeter.
John Earle, dean of Westminster;
tr. to Salisbury.
Robt. Skinner, tr. from Oxford.
Waltr. Blandford, tr. from Oxford.
Jas. Fleetwood, preb. of Lichfield.
Wm. Thomas, tr. from St. David’s.
Edwd. Stillingfleet, dean of St.
Paul's.
Wm. Lloyd, tr. from Lichfield and
Coventry. wº
John Hough, tr. from Lichfield and
Coventry.
Isaac Maddox, tr. from St. Asaph.
Jas. Johnson, tr. from Gloucester.
Hon. Brownlow North, tr. from
Lichfield and Coventry; tr. to
Winchester.
Richd. Hurd, tr. from Lichfield and
Coventry; d. May 28, 1808.
Foliot Herbert Walker Cornewall,
June 14; tr. from Hereford; d.
Sept. 5, 1831.
Robt. Jas. Carr, Sept. 10; tr. from
Chichester; d. Apr. 24, 1841.
Hy. Pepys, Apr. 29; tr. from Sodor
and Man; d. Nov. 13, 1860.
Hy. Philpott, canon of Norwich,
Jan. 7, G.
DEANS OF WORCESTER.
. Hy. Holbeck, Jan. 18; last prior
and first dean ; bp. Rochester,
1544.
. Jno. Barlow; depr. by Mary.
Philip Hawford, alias Ballard; d.
1557.
Seth Holland; depr, by Elizabeth.
Jno. Pedor; d. Apr. 5, 1571.
Thos. Wilson, May 4 ; d. July 20,
1586.
Fras. Willis.
Richd. Eedes.
Jas. Montague; bp. Bath and Wells,
1608.
Arthur Lake; bp. Bath and Wells,
1616.
Jos. Hall; bp. Exeter, 1627.
Wm. Juxon; bp. Hereford, 1633.
1633.
1636.
1646.
1660.
1661.
1665.
1683.
1691.
1715.
1726.
1747
1751
Roger Manwaring ; bp. St. David's,
1635.
Christr. Potter; dean of Durham,
1646.
Richd. Holdsworth; d. Aug. 22, 1649.
Jno. Oliver; d. Oct. 27, 1661.
Thos. Warmistry; d. 1665.
Wm. Thomas ; bp. St. David's, 1677.
Geo. Hickes, Oct. 13; depr. Feb.
1, 1691; d. Dec. 15, 1715.
Wm. Talbot, Apr. 23; bp. Oxford,
1699; tr. to Salisbury, 1715.
Fras. Hare, Apr. 27; dean of St.
Paul's, 1726.
Jas. Stillingfleet, Dec. 16; d. Sept.
1746.
Edmd. Martin, Apr. 24; d. 1751.
Jno. Waugh, Nov. 14; d. 1765.
474
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1765.
1769.
1778.
1783.
1795.
1817.
* x
1348.
1412.
1417.
1452.
1462.
1470.
1471.
1473.
1476.
1478.
1481.
1483.
1484.
1495.
1505.
1507.
1510.
1515.
1519.
1523.
1536.
1553.
1556.
1557.
1559.
1572,
1595.
1602,
1612.
Sir Richd. Wrottesley, bt., May 30;
d. 1769.
Wm. Digby, Sept. 8; dean of Dur-
ham, 1777.
Robt. Foley, Jan. 31 ; d. 1783.
Hon. and rev. St. Andrew St. John,
Mar. 29; d. Mar. 23, 1795.
Arthur Onslow, May 16.
Jno. Banks Jenkinson, Nov. 20, G.;
bp. St. David's, 1825.
1825.
1828.
1845.
1874.
1878.
1886.
Jas. Hook, July 26, G.
Geo. Murray, bp. Rochester; Mar.
Jno. Peel, Dec. 3, G.
Hon. Grantham Munton Yorke, July
18, G.
Ld. Alwyne Compton, Nov. 11, G.;
bp. Ely, 1886.
Jno. Gott, Feb. 6, G.
DEANS OF THE CHAPEL ROYAL, WINDSOR.
CUSTODEs.
Jno. de la Chambre.
1380.
Wm. Mugge, Aug. 6. 1403.
DEANs.
Thos. Kingestone (first dean). 1618.
Jno. Arundel.
Thos. Manning. 1622.
Jno. Faux ; d. 1470.
Wm. Morland or Merland, Feb.
26.
Jno. Davison, Oct. 30.
Wm. Dudley, Dec. 4; bp. Durham,
1476.
Peter Courtney, Oct. 11.
Richd. Beauchamp, bp. Salisbury,
Mar. 4; first chanc. of the order
of the Garter.
Thos. Danett.
Wm. Benley.
Jno. Morgan; b.p. St. David's, 1496.
Christr. Urswicke, Nov. 20.
Christr. Bainbridge or Bainbrigge,
dean of York; bp. Durham, 1507.
Thos. Hobbes.
Nichs. West ; bp. Ely, 1515.
Jno. Voysey alias Harman; bp.
Exeter, 1519.
Jno. Clerk.
Richd. Sampson, Nov. 14.
Wm. Franklin, Dec. 19.
Owen Oglethorp; first regr. of the
Garter; bp. Carlisle, 1556.
Hugh Weston, dean of Westminster.
Jno. Boxall.
Geo. Carew; res. 1572.
Wm. Day, Aug. 22; bp. Winchester,
1595.
Robt. Bennett, Mar. 24; bp. Here-
ford, 1602.
Giles Thompson,
Exeter, 1610.
Anthy. Maxey, June 25.
Mar. 2; bp.
1628.
1635.
1658.
1660.
1677.
1683.
1684.
1709.
1714.
1729.
1765.
1778.
1788.
1791.
1794.
1805.
1816.
1846.
1854.
1882.
1883.
Walter Almaly or Almary.
Thos. Butiler.
Marcus Antonius de Dominis, abp.
of Spalato, May 11.
Hy. Beaumont, dean of Peter-
borough, May 18.
Mathew Wren, July 24; bp. Here-
ford, 1634.
Christr. Wren, Apr. 4.
Edwd. Hyde, July; d. before
installation.
Bruno Ryves, dean of Chichester,
Sept. 3.
Jno. Durell, July 27.
Fras. Turner, July 20; bp. Roches-
ter, same date.
Gregory Hascard, Sept. 29.
Thos. Manningham, Feb. 26; bp.
Chichester, Nov. 1709.
Jno. Robinson, Dec. 3; bp. Bristol,
1710.
Geo. Werney, ld. Willoughby de
Broke, Mar. 24.
Penyston Booth, Apr. 26.
Hon. Fredk. Keppel, bp. Exeter.
Hon. Jno. Harley; bp. Hereford,
1787.
Jno. Douglas, bp. Carlisle, Mar.
22, G.; tr. to Salisbury, 1791.
Hon. Jas. Cornwallis, Aug. 20, G.
Chas. Manners Sutton, bp. Norwich,
Feb. 6, G.; tr. to Canterbury, 1805.
Hon. Edwd. Legge, Feb. 23, G.;
bp. Oxford, 1815.
Hon. Hy. Lewis Hobart, Apr. 6, G.
Hon. Geo. Neville Grenville, May
23, G.
Hon. Gerald Wellesley, June 23, G.
Geo. Hy. Connor, Oct. 30, G.
Randall Thos. Davidson, May 21, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
475
PROVINCE OF YORK.
DIOCESE OF CARLISLE.
THIS see was erected in 1133 by Henry I., and made suffragan to York.
IN 1537 a bishop suffragan of Penrith was appointed under 26 Hen.
VIII., cap. 14. He was probably suffragan to this see, but when, in
1888, the title was revived the bishop was made suffragan to Ripon.
1133.
1157.
1218.
1228.
1246.
1255.
1258.
1278.
1293.
1325.
1332.
1353.
1363.
1396.
1v 97.
1399.
1420.
1423.
|BISHOPS OF CARLISLE.
Athelwolf, or Athelward, the last
prior of St. Oswald's and first
bishop.
Bernard; d. 1186.
See vacant 32 years.
During this vacancy, however, king
John, in 1200, gave the see to the
abp. of Sclavonia ; and in 1203
he granted it to Alexr. de Lucy;
but the next regular bishop was
Hugh de Bello Loco, abbot of Battle,
Sussex.
Walter Maclerk, or Malclerk, ld.
treasr. ; res.
Silvester de Everdon, archdn. of
Chester; ld. chanc.
Thos. Vipont.
Robt. de Cheverel, or Chause, called,
by Leland, chaplain to the queen.
Wm. de Rotherfeld, elected but
refused the see.
Rodolph or Ralph de Ireton, prior
of Gisborne.
John de Halghton, or Halton, canon
of Carlisle.
Wm. Ayremyn, canon of York,
elected; but the Pope appointed
John de Rosse, canon of Hereford.
John de Kirkeby, canon of Carlisle.
John de Horncastle elected, but set
aside by the pope.
Gilbert de Wilton.
Thos. de Appleby, canon of Carlisle.
Wm. Strickland chosen, but set
aside by the pope.
Robt. Reade, tr. from Waterford,
Ireland; tr. to Chichester same
year.
Thos. Merkes; depr. 1399, and aft,
vicar of Sturminster, Dorsetshire;
in 1404 became rector of Toden-
ham, Gloucestershire; d. about
1409.
Wm. Strickland.
Roger Whelpdale, prov. of Queen's
Coll., Oxford.
Wm. Barrowe; tr. from Bangor.
1430.
1450.
1452.
1462.
1464.
1468.
1478.
1495.
1502.
1509.
1521.
1537.
1556.
1561.
1570.
1577.
1598.
1616.
1621.
1624.
1626.
1629.
1641.
1660.
1664.
Marmaduke Lumley, archdn. of
Northumberland, ld. treasT., ld.
chanc., and chanc. of Cambridge;
tr. to Lincoln.
Nichs. Close, archdn. of Colchester;
tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
Wm. Percy, preb. of York, Lin-
coln, and Salisbury; chanc. of
Cambridge.
Jno, Kingscotes, archdn. of Glouces-
ter.
Richd. Scrope, rector of Fen-Ditton,
Cambridgeshire.
Edwd. Story, chanc. of Cambridge;
tr. to Chichester.
Richd. Bell, prior of Durham; res.
Wm. Sever, or Seveyer, abbot of St.
Mary's, York; tr. to Durham.
Roger Leybourn, archdn. of Durham.
Jno. Penny; tr. from Bangor.
Jno. Kite, abp. of Armagh.
Robt. Aldrich, prov. of Eton and
canon of Windsor.
Owen Oglethorpe, dean of Windsor;
depr. 1559.
Jno. Best, preb. of Wells.
Richd. Barnes, chanc. and preb. of
of York, styled by. of Notting-
ham ; tr. to Durham.
Jno. Mey, preb. of Ely.
Hy. Robinson, prov. of Queen's Coll.,
Oxford.
Robt. Snowdon, preb. of Southwell.
Richd. Milbourne; tr. from St.
David’s.
Richd. Senhouse, dean of Gloucester.
Fras. White, dean of Carlisle; tr.
to Norwich.
Barnabas Potter, prov. of Queen's
Coll., Oxford.
Jas. Usher, abp. of Armagh; d.
1655.
See vacant 5 years.
Richd. Sterne, mast. of Jesus Coll.,
Cambridge ; tr. to York.
Edwd. Rainbow, dean of Peter-
borough.
476 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1684. Thos. Smith, dean of Carlisle. 1791. Hon. Edwd. Venables Vernon, aft.
1702. Wm. Nicholson, archdn. and preb. of Harcourt; tr. to York.
Carlisle; tr. to Derry. 1808. Saml. Goodenough, Jan. 26; d.
1718. Saml. Bradford, preb. of Westmins- Ang. 12, 1827.
ter; tr. to Rochester. 1827. Hon. Hugh Percy; tr. from Roches-
1723. Jno. Waugh, dean of Gloucester. ter, Sept. 17; d. Feb. 1856.
1734. Sir Geo. Fleming, bt., dean of Car- 1856. Hon. Hy. Montagu Villiers, camen
lisle. of St. Paul’s, Feb. 25, G.; tr. to
1747. Richd. Osbaldeston, dean of York; Durham.
tr. to London. 1860. Hon. Saml. Waldegrave, canon of
1762. Chas. Lyttelton, dean of Exeter. Salisbury, Aug. 29, G.; d. Oct. 1,
1768. Edmø. Law, archdn. of Carlisle. 1869.
1787. Jno. Douglas, can.-res. of St. Paul's; 1869. Harvey Goodwin, dean of Ely, Oct.
tr. to Salisbury. * 28, G.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF PENRITH.
See Diocese of Ripon, post, p. 482.
DEANS OF CARLISLE.
1542. Lancelot Salkeld, May 8, last prior 1727. Geo. Fleming, aft. Sir G., bt. ; bp.
and first dean. Carlisle, 1734.
1547. Sir Thos. Smith; d. Aug. 12, 1571. 1734. Robt. Bolton; d. 1764.
1577. Sir Jno. Wooley, Oct. 11; d. 1595. 1764. Chas. Tarrent; dean of Peterborough,
1596. Christr. Perkins; d. 1622. 1764.
1622. Fras. White; bp. Carlisle, 1626. Thos. Wilson; d. 1778.
1626. Wm. Paterson; dean of Exeter, 1778. Thos. Percy; bp. Dromoro, 1782.
1629. 1782. Jeffery Ekins; d. 1792.
1630. Thos. Coomber ; d. 1653. 1792. Isaac Milner.
1660. Guy Carleton; bp. Bristol, 1671. 1820. Robt. Hodgson, Apr. 11, G.
1671. Thos. Smith; bp. Carlisle, 1684. 1844. Jno. Antony Cramer, Dec. 4, G.
1684. Thos. Musgrave; d. 1686. 1848. Saml. Hinds, Sept. 27, G. ; bp.
1686. Wm. Graham ; dean of Wells, 1704. Norwich, 1849.
1704. Fras. Atterbury; dean of Christ- 1849. Archd. Campbell Tait, Dec. 3, G.;
church, 1711. bp. London, 1856.
1711. Geo. Smalridge; dean of Christ- 1856. Fras. Close, Nov. 24, G.
church, 1713. 1881. Jno. Oakley, Nov. 23, G.; made
1713. Thos. Gibbon ; d. 1716. dean of Manchester, 1883.
1716. Thos. Tullie; d. 1726. - 1884. Wm. Geo. Henderson.
DIOCESE OF CHESTER.
THE bishopric of Chester was anciently part of Lichfield. One of the
bishops of that diocese removing the seat of his see hither in the year
1075, occasioned his successors to be frequently styled bishops of
Chester; but it was not erected into a distinct bishopric until the general
dissolution of the monasteries, when Henry VIII., in 1541, raised it
to this dignity. He added the bishopric to the province of Canterbury;
but, soon after, he disjoined it from Canterbury, and added it to the
province of York.
RISHOPS OF CHESTER.
1541. John Bird, tr. from Bangor; depr. 1561. Wm. Downman, preb. of Westminster;
by Mary. d. 1577
1554. Geo. Cotes, master of Baliol College, See vacant 2 years.
Oxford. 1579. Wm. Chaderton, preb. of York and
1556. Cuthbert Scot, preb. of St. Paul's; Westminster; tr. to Lincoln.
depr. by Elizabeth. | 1595. Hugh Bellot, tr. from Bangor.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
477
1597.
1604.
1616.
1619,
1660.
1662.
1668.
1673.
1686.
1689.
1707.
, 1714.
1725.
1752.
1771.
1777.
1787.
Richd. Vaughan, tr. from Bangor;
tr. to London.
Geo. Lloyd, tr.
Man.
Thos. Moreton, dean of Winchester;
tr. to Lichfield and Coventry.
John Bridgeman, preb. of Lichfield;
d. 1657.
See vacant 3 years.
Brian Walton, preb. of St. Paul's;
author of the Polyglot Bible.
Hy. Ferne, dean of Ely; consec.
in Feb., and d. March following.
Geo. Hall, archdn, of Canterbury.
John Wilkins, preb. of York; d.
Nov. 1672.
John Pearson, preb. of Salisbury
and Ely.
Thos. Cartwright, preb. of Durham ;
nom. to Salisbury; but he fled.
Nichs. Strafford, dean of St. Asaph.
Sir Wm. Dawes, bt., preb. of Wor-
cester; tr. to York.
Fras. Gastrell, canon of Christ
Church, Oxford.
Saml. Peploe, warden of Manchester.
Edmd. Keene, rector of Stanhope,
Durham; tr. to Ely. *
from Sodor and
DEANS OF
. Thos. Clerke, last abbot of St. Wer-
burghe, and first dean.
Hy. Mann; bp. Sodor and Man, 1546.
Wm. Clyve.
Roger Walker.
John Piers, bp. Rochester, 1576.
Richd. Longworth.
Robt. Dorsell.
Thos. Modesley.
. John Nuttall; d. 1603.
. Wm. Barlow; bp. Rochester, 1605.
. Hy. Parry, Aug. 1; bp. Gloucester,
1607.
. Thos. Mallory; d. Apr. 3, 1644.
. Wm. Nicols; d. 1658.
. Hy. Bridgeman; bp. Sodor and Man,
1671.
. Jas. Arderne, July 12; d. Aug. 18,
1691.
Laurence Fogg, Nov. 14; d. Feb. 28,
1718.
. Wm. Offley, Mar. 6; d. 1721.
1800.
1809.
1812.
1824.
1828.
1848.
1865.
1884.
Wm. Markham, dean of Christ
Church, Oxford; tr. to York.
Beilby Porteus, rector of Hunton,
FCent; tr. to London.
Wm. Cleaver, preb. of Westminster;
tr. to Bangor.
Hy. Wm. Majendie, can.-res. of St.
Paul’s, May 24; tr. to Bangor.
Bowyer, Edwd. Sparke, Oct. 7; tr.
to Ely.
Geo. Hy. Law, June 20; tr. to Bath
and Wells.
Chas. Jas. Blomfield, June 8 ; tr. to
London.
John Bird Sumner, canon of Dur-
ham, Aug. 26; tr. to Canterbury.
John Graham, mast. Christ's Coll.,
Cambridge, Mar. 11; d. June 15,
1865.
Wm. Jacobson, reg. prof. divinity
and canon of Christ Church, Ox-
ford, July 8; res. 1884; d. July
13, 1884.
Wm. Stubbs, reg. prof. mod. hist.
Oxford, and canon of St. Paul's,
Feb. 29, G.; tr. to Oxford, 1888,
1888. Fras. Jno. Jayne, vicar of Leeds;
bp, desig.
CEIESTER.
1721. Thos. Allen, Nov. 12; d. May 31,
1732.
1732. Thos. Brooke, July 18; d. Dec.
1757.
1758. Wm. Smith, July 28; d. Jan. 12,
1787.
1806.
1815.
1820.
1826.
1828.
1831.
1839.
1867
1886
1787.
Geo. Cotton, Feb. 10; d. 1805.
Hugh Cholmondeley, Jan. 28, G.; d.
Nov. 25, 1815.
Robt. Hodgson, Dec. 12, G.; dean of
Carlisle, 1820.
Peter Vaughan, Apr. 14, G. ; d.
1826.
Edwd. Copleston, Aug. 7, G.; dean
of St. Paul's and bp. Llandaff,
1828.
Hy. Phillpotts, Mar. 19, G.; bp.
Exeter, 1830.
Geo. Davys, Jan. 10, G.; bp. Peter-
borough, 1839.
Fredk. Anson, May 9, G.; d. 1867.
John Saul Howson, June 12, G.
John Lionel Darby, Feb. 1, G.
DIOCESE OF DUR.H.A.M.
THIs see was first fixed at Lindisfarne, or Holy Island, a small island
on the coast of Northumberland; but from this spot the monks were
driven by the invasions of the Danes.
Chester-on-the-Street, where they remained nearly two hundred years,
They next fixed themselves at
478
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
and then settled finally at Durham. The bishops of Durham take
precedence next after the bishops of London.
In 1537 a bishop suffragan of Berwick was appointed (probably
to this see) under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14; but the appointment was not
continued.
635.
652.
661.
664.
678.
685.
688.
698.
724.
740.
781.
803.
821.
990.
1020.
1041.
1042.
1056.
1072.
1080.
1099.
1133.
1143.
1153.
1197.
1217.
1228.
1240.
1249.
1260.
1274.
1283.
1311.
1317.
BISHOPS OF LINDISFARNE, OR HOLY ISLAND.
St. Aidan.
St. Finan.
Colman ; res.
Tuda.
See vacant 14 years. -
Eata, St. Eata, or Estata.
St. Cuthbert.
St. Eadbert.
St. Eadfrid, or Egbert I. ; d. 721.
See vacant 3 years.
St. Ethelwold.
Renulf, or Cynewolf.
Higbald.
Egbert II.
Heathured, or Heathored.
828.
846.
854.
900.
915.
929.
944.
947.
948.
968.
990.
Egfrid.
Eanbert.
Eardulph. In 884 he removed the
see to Chester-on-the-Street.
Cuthard, or Cutheard.
Tilred, or Milred.
With red.
|Uchtred. -
Sexhelm ; held the see only six
months.
Aldred.
Alsius, Alfine, or Elfsig.
Aldwin, or Aldune, who removed the
see to Durham.
BISHOPS OF DURHAM.
Aldwin, or Aldune, above-named.
Eadmund.
Eadred ; d. in less than 11 months.
Egelric ; res. 1056.
Egelwine, his brother ; exp. by Wil-
liam the Conqueror, 1070, and d.
in prison, 1071.
Walcherus de Loraine, E. of Northum-
berland; slain.
Wm. de Carilepho, ld. ch. just.
See vacant 4 years.
Ralph Flambard, ld, treasr., and ló.
ch. just.
Geoffrey Rufus, ld, chanc.
Wm. de St. Barbara, dean of York.
Hugh Pudsey, or Pusar, E. of
Northumberland, treasr. of York,
and archdn. of Winchester. ,
Philip de Poitiers; d. 1208.
See vacant 9 years.
Richd.cleMarisco, archdn.of Northum-
berland; la. chanc.
Richd. Poore ; tr. from Salisbury.
Nichs. de Farnham, elected Jan. 2;
he refused the see of Lichfield, and
unwillingly accepted this ; res.
1249; d. 1256.
Walter de Kirkham.
Robt. Stitchell, prior of Finchdale.
Robt. de Insula.
Anthy. de Beck, archdn, of Durham,
patriarch of Jerusalem; he had
also, from the king, the princi-
pality of Man.
Richd. de Kellawe.
Lewis de Beaumont,
Salisbury.
treasr. of
1333.
1345.
1381.
1388.
1406.
1438.
1457.
1476.
1485.
1494.
1502.
1507.
1509.
1523.
Robt. de Greystanes, elected ; but
set aside by the pope, and d. soon
after.
Richd. de Angarville, Aungervyle,
or de Bury, dean of Wells, ld, pr.
Seal, ld, chanc., and ld. treas r.
Thos. de Hatfield, preb. of York
and Lincoln; sec. st.
John Fordham, dean of Wells, ld.
treasr. ; tr. to Ely.
Waltr. Skirlaw, tr. from Bath and
Wells.
Thos. Langley, or Longley, dean of
York, ld, chanc. and cardl.
Robt. Nevill, tr. from Salisbury.
Laurence Booth, dean of St. Paul's,
chanc. of Cambridge, ld, chanc.;
tr. to York.
Wm. Dudley, dean of Windsor; d.
1483.
See vacant 2 years.
John Sherwood, chanc. of Exeter
d. 1492.
See vacant 2 years. -
Richd. Fox, tr. from Bath and
Wells; tr. to Winchester, 1501.
Wm. Sever, or Siveyer, tr. from
Carlisle; d. 1505. w
See vacant 2 years.
Christr. Bainbridge, dean of York
and Windsor, m. rolls; tr. to
York, 1508.
Thos. Ruthal, or Rowthall, dean of
Salisbury; lá. pr. seal.
Thos. Wolsey, abp. of York, held
this see in commendam ; tr. to
Winchester in 1529,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
479
1530.
1560,
1577.
1589.
I595.
1606.
I617.
1627.
1628.
1632.
1660.
1674.
1722.
1730.
1541.
1551.
1553.
1557.
1558.
1559.
1561.
1563.
1580.
1583.
1596.
1606.
1620.
1639.
Cuthbert Tunstall, tr. from Lon-
don; depr. 1552, and the bishopric
dissolved; rest. 1553; depr, again,
1559.
Jas. Pilkington.
Richd. Barnes, tr. from Carlisle.
See vacant 2 years.
Matth. Hutton, dean of York; tr.
to York.
Tobias Matthew, dean of Durham;
tr. to York.
Wm. James, dean of Durham.
Richd. Neile, or Neale, tr. from Lin-
coln; tr. to Winchester, Dec. 1627.
Geo. Monteigne, tr. from London;
tr. to York. -
John Howson, tr. from Oxford.
Thos. Moreton, tr. from Lichfield
and Coventry; d. 1659.
See vacant about a year.
John Cosin, dean of Peterborough.
Nathl. Crewe, ld. Crewe, tr. from
Oxford; d. 1722.
Wm. Talbot, tr. from Salisbury.
Edwd. Chandler, tr. from Lichfield
and Coventry.
1750.
1752.
1771.
1787.
1791.
1826.
1836.
1856.
1860.
1861.
1879.
Jos. Butler, tr. from Bristol.
Hon. Richd. Trevor, tr. from St.
David’s.
EIon. John Egerton, tr. from Lich-
field and Coventry.
Hon. Thos. Thurlow, tr. from Lin-
coln.
Hon. Shute Barrington, tr. from
Salisbury; d. 1826.
Wm. Van Mildert, tr. from Llan-
daff ; d. Feb. 21, 1836.
Edwd. Maltby, Mar. 3; tr. from
Chichester; res. Sept. 1856; d.
July 3, 1859.
Chas. Thos. Longley, Oct. 13, G.
tr. from Ripon ; tr. to York,
1860.
Hon. Hy. Montagu Williers, July
14, G.; tr. from Carlisle; d.
Aug. 10, 1861.
Chas. Baring, Sept. 5, G.; tr. from
Gloucester; res. Jan. 1879; d.
Sept. 14, 1879.
Jos. Barber Lightfoot, prof. div. at
Cambridge; Feb. 28, G.
BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF BERWICK.
1537. Thos. Sparke.
DEANS OF DUREIAM.
IIugh Whitehead, first dean, May
12; d. 1548 (?).
Tobt. Horn, Nov. 18; depr. by
Mary; d. June 1, 1579.
Thos. Watson, Nov. 18; bp. Lin-
coln, 1557; but, it is believed,
held the deanery also for some
time after.
Thos. Robertson, July 23; depr. by
} Elizabeth.
Robt. Horn, rest. ; bp. Winchester,
1561.
Ralph Skynner, Mar. 5; d. Jan.
1563
Wm. Whittingham, July 19; d. June
10, 1579.
Thos. Wilson, Feb. 28; d. June 16,
1581.
Tobias Matthew, Aug. 31; bp.
Durham, 1595.
Wm. James, June 5 ; bp. Durham,
1606.
Adam Newton, Sept. 27; res. 1620;
cr. knt. and bt. ; d. Sept. 13,
1626.
Richd. Hunt, May 29; d. Nov. 1,
1638,
Waltr. Balcanguall, May 14; d.
Christmas Day, 1645,
1646.
1660.
1662.
1684.
1691.
1699.
1728.
1746.
1774.
1777.
1788.
1794,
1824.
1827.
1840.
1869.
Christr. Potter, Jan. ; d. Mar. follg.,
before installation.
Wm. Fuller, Mar. 6; app., but pro-
bably never inst. ; d. May 12,
1659.
Jno. Barwick, Nov. 1; dean of St.
IPaul’s, 1661.
Jno. Sudbury, Feb. 25 ; d. 1684.
Denis Granville, Dec. 14; depr. as a
non-juror.
Thos. Comber, June 15; d. Nov. 25,
1698.
Hon. Jno. Montague, June 19; d.
Feb. 23, 1728.
Hy. Bland, May 6 ; d. May 24, 1746.
Hon. Spencer Cowper, July 21; d.
Mar. 25, 1774,
Thos. Dampier, June 17; d. July
31, 1777.
Hon. Wm. Digby, Sept. 20.
Jno. Hinchliff.
Hon. Jas, Cornwallis, aft. E. Corn-
wallis, bp. Lichfield; d. 1824.
Chas. Hy. Hall, dean of Christ-
church, Feb. 11, G.
Jno. Banks Jenkinson, bp. St
David's, May 31, G.; d. 1840.
Geo. Waddington, Aug. 24, G.
Wm. Chas. Lake, Aug. 9, G.
480 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESE OF HEXHAM.
Now EXTINCT.
THIs bishopric was founded in the infancy of the Saxon Church. Ten
bishops enjoyed it in regular succession, and then, by reason of the
spoil and rapine of the Danes, it was discontinued, Tydferth, or Tilford,
the last bishop, driven away by these invaders, dying on a journey to
Bome. The district in which the see was situated was anciently a county .
palatine ; but is now annexed to the county of Northumberland, and
forms part of the diocese of Durham. r
BISEIOPS OF HEXEIAM.
678. Estata, bp. of Lindis- || 709. St. Acca. 797. Heardred.
farne. 739. Frithebert. 800, Eanbert.
680. Tumbert. 766. Alhmund. 810. Tydferth, or Tilford,
685. St. John of Beverley, 780. Tilhere. last bp. of Hexham
tr. to York. 789. Ethelbert.
DIOCESE OF LIVERPOOL.
THIS see was constituted under the “Bishoprics Act, 1878,” (41 & 42
Wict., cap. 68,) and an order in Council, dated March 24, 1880, under
which its establishment was to date from April 9, 1880.
It was formed out of the diocese of Chester, and has at present no
dean and chapter attached to it.
BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL.
1880. John Chas. Ryle, vicar of Stradbroke, Suffolk, dean desig. of Salisbury,
Apr. 19, G.; first bishop.
DIOCESE OF MANCHESTER.
THIs see was constituted by 6 & 7 Wm. IV., cap. 77 (Aug. 13, 1836),
and 10 & 11 Vict., cap. 108, and an order in Council, dated Aug. 10,
1847, under which its establishment was to date from Aug. 31, 1847.
It was formed out of the diocese of Chester.
BISHOPS OF MANCHESTER.
1847. Jas. Prince Lee, head master of 1870. Jas. Fraser, rector of Upton Nervet,
king Edward VI.'s School, Bir- Berks, Jan. 18, G.; d. 1885.
mingham, Oct. 18; first bp. ; d. | 1886. Jas. Moorhouse, Feb. 3; tr. from
Dec. 24, 1869. Melbourne.
DEANS OF MANCHESTER.
For many years prior to the constitution of the see, Manchester possessed a collegiate
church originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary; but on its re-constitution by Queen
Elizabeth it was called Christ's College. The establishment consisted of a warden
and fellows. By an order in Council, December 12, 1838, and gazetted January 25,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 481,
1839, it was provided that on the constitution of the see of Manchester (then con-
templated at an early date) the “Warden and Fellows” of the Collegiate Church should
thenceforward be styled “Deans and Canons,” and should be the dean and chapter of
the new see. The see of Manchester was not constituted until 1847; but by 3 & 4
Vict., cap. 113, sec. 1 (Aug. 11, 1840), it was provided that the wardens should be
styled deans, and they have since borne that title.
WARDENs OF CHRIST’s CoI, LEGE, MANCHESTER.
ON THos. DE LA WARRE's Found ATION, 1422.
1422. Jno. Huntingdon. 1509. Robt. Cliffe.
1459. Jno. Booth. 1514. — Alday (?).
1465. Ralph Langley. 1518. Geo. West.
1481. Jas. Stanley.
PHILIP AND MARY's Found ATION.
1535. Geo. Collier. | 1557. Lawrence Vaux.
ELIZABETH's Foun DATION, 1578.
1580. Wm. Chaderton.
1595. Jno. Dee.
1608. Richd. Murray
1560. Wm. Birch.
Thos. Herle.
1578. Jno. Wolton.
CHAs. I.’s Foun DATION, 1635.
1636 Richd. Heyrick. 1781. Richd. Assheton
1667. Nichs. Stratford. 1798. Thos. Blackburn.
1684. Richd. Wroe. 1823. Thos. Jackson Calvert.
1717. Saml. Peploe. 1840. Hon. Wm. Herbert.
1738. Saml. Peploe (son). 3;
DEANs of CHRIST’s CoILEGE, MANCHESTER.
1840. Hon. Wm. Herbert, above-named, 1847. Geo. Hull Bowers, June 19, G,
warden, now dean, Aug. 11.
DEANs of MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL.
1847. Geo. Hull Bowers. above-named, 1884. Jno. Oakley, from Carlisle, Feb. 7,
Aug. 31. ©
1872. Benjn. Morgan Cowie, Nov. 7, G.;
dean of Exeter, 1883.
DIOCESE OF NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.
THIS see was constituted under the “Bishoprics Act 1878 ° (41 & 42
Vict., cap. 68), and an order in council, dated May 17, 1882, under
which its establishment was to date from May 23, 1882. It was formed
out of the diocese of Durham.
BISHOP” OF NEWCASTLE-ON-TVNE.
1882. Ernest Roland Wilberforce, canon of Winchester, June 26, G.; first bishop.
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482 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESE OF RIPON.
THIs see was constituted under 6 & 7 Will. IV., cap. 77 (Aug. 13, 1836),
and an order in council, dated Oct. 5, 1836, under which its estab-
lishment was to date from October 7, 1836. It was formed out of the
dioceses of York and Chester. -
In 1557, a bishop suffragan of Penrith was appointed under 26 Hen.
VIII., cap. 14. He was probably suffragan to Carlisle, but when in
1888 the title was revived, the bishop was made suffragan to Ripon.
BISHOPS OF RIPON,
1836. Chas. Thos. Longley, head master of bury, Dec. 9, G. ; d. Apr. 15,
Harrow, Oct. 15 ; first bp. ; tr. to 1884.
Durham, 1856. 1884. Wm. Boyd Carpenter, canon of Wind-
1856. Robt. Bickersteth, canon of Salis- sor, June 12, G.
BISHOPS SUFFRAGAN OF PENRITH.
1537. Jno. Bird, probably suffragan to
1888. Jno. Jas. Pulleine, can. of Ripon,
Carlisle.
Apr. 30, G.
t
DEANS OF RIPON.
Before the constitution of the see, Ripon possessed a collegiate church. It was
originally a monastery dissolved by Henry VIII. and refounded by James I., in 1604.
By the Act 6 & 7 Will. IV., cap. 77 (Aug. 13, 1836) and order in council, dated
Oct. 5, 1836, establishing the see of Ripon, it was provided that the deans and pre-
bendaries of the Collegiate Church should be the dean and canons of the new see.
DEANs of THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF RIPON.
From the restoration by James I.
The dates are those of the installations, except when otherwise stated.
1604. Moses Fowler, Aug. 2 (first dean); 1676. Thos. Cartwright, instituted Jan. 31;
d. Mar. 1608. installed Feb. 1; bp. Chester, Oct.
1608. Anthy. Higgins. 17, 1686.
1624. John Wilson, d. Feb. 1635. 1686. Ohiº Wyvill, Nov. 6; d. Jan. 7,
• Al; * e 711. ºf
1635. Tºº 23; dispossessed; 1711. Hº Dering, Mar. 10; d. Apr. 8,
1660. Jºãº *f; *...p. Chester 1750. Fras. Wanley, instituted Aug. 13;
; 4 Nov.19, 194% & installed Aug. 16; d. July 1791.
1678. John Neile, instituted, May 25; in- 1791. Robert Darby Waddilove, app. Oct. ;
stalled May 30; d. Apr. 14, 1675. instituted Jan. 14, installed Jan.
1675. Thos. Tullie, instituted May 5; in- 21, 1792; d. Aug. 18, 1828.
stalled Aug. 21; d. Jan. 14, 1828. Jas. Webber, app. Nov. 14; installed
1676. Nov. 24.
DEANs of RIPON CATHEDRAL.
1836. Jas. Webber (above-named), Oct. 5; [1868. Hugh McNeile, app. Sept. 9, G.; in-
d. Sept. 3, 1847. stalled Oct. 29; res. 1875; d.
1847. Hon. Hy. David Erskine, app., Sept. Jan. 28, 1879.
; § iºtalled Nov. 14; d. July 1875. sº #Pisº. 20, G. 3
1859. Thos. Garnier, app. Aug. 29, G.; in- * ed Jan. Z'ſ , ; res. same
stalled Oct. 6; made dean of *
Lincoln Mar. 30, 1860. 1876. Wm. Robt. Fremantle, app. Apr.
1860. Wm. Goode, app. May 10, G.; in- 18, G.; installed May 9.
stalled July 17; d. Aug. 13, 1868.
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DIOCESE OF SODOR, AND MAN.
THE bishopric of Man was established or affirmed by pope Gregory IV.
It had united to its diocese the Western Isles of Scotland, which, when
Man became dependant upon England, withdrew their obedience and
had a bishop of their own. The patronage of the diocese was given,
together with the island, to the Stanleys, afterwards earls of Derby,
from whom it passed to the dukes of Athole. The patrons nominated
the bishop to the king, who sent him to the archbishop of York for
consecration. The prelates thus appointed were not lords of Parlia-
ment, not holding from the king himself, and though allowed to sit in
the House of Lords by courtesy, did not enjoy a vote. This disability
continues, although, since 1829, when the last remaining rights of the
dukes of Athole over the Isle of Man were bought up, the bishops have
been directly nominated by the Crown. The bishopric is nominally
united to that of Sodor, or Sudreys, i.e., South Hebrides, a diocese which
comprehended all the islands, together with the Isle of Man. The
bishop is still called “Bishop of Sodor and Man”; but the diocese
consists of the Isle of Man only.
There are no dean and chapter attached to this see.
BISHOPS OF SODOR AND MAN.
447. Germanus, Y 1348. Wm. Russell, a Manxman, abbot of
* * Conindrius, Rushen.
* * Romulus, lººr of 1374. John Donkan, a Manxman.
498. Machutus, Machilla, or Man. 1381. Robt. Waldby; tr. to Dublin, 1391.
Maughold, | He is said to have been bp. of this
* * Conanus, J see in 1896; but Le Neve doubts it.
* * St. Contentus, See vacant many years.
* * St. Bladus, | 1429. Richd. Pully.
* * St. Malchus, bishops of Man ;|1448. John Green, or Sprotton, vicar of
889. Torkinus, styled also bishops Dunchurch, Warwickshire.
* * Roolwer, of Sodor. 1455. Thos. Burton.
* * William, 1458. Thos., abbot of Vale Royal, Cheshire.
* * Brendinus, 1480. Richd. Oldham, abbot of Chester.
1487. Huan Hisketh, or Blackleach.
BISHOPS OF SODOR AND MAN. 1510. Thos. Stanley, rector of Wigan ;
1113. Wymundus, or Reymundus; depr. depr.
1151. John, a monk of Sais, in Normandy. 1545. Robt. Farrer, or Ferrar ; tr. to St.
1154. Gamaliel. David's.
* * Reginald, a Norwegian. 1546. Hy. Mann, dean of Chester.
* * Christian Orcadensis, or of Orkney. 1558. Thos. Stanley, rest. ; d. 1570.
* * Michael, a Manxman. 1571. John Salisbury, dean of Norwich.
1203. Nicholas de Meaux, abbot of Furmes. 1573. Jas. Stanley.
1217. Reginald, nephew to king Olave. Le Neve says the see was vacant
1226. John. about 3 years; but Heylyn states
1230. Simon Orcadensis, or of Orkney. that this prelate held it from 1573
1249. Lawrence, archdn. of Man. to 1576.
See vacant almost 2 years. 1576. John Merick, vicar of Hornchurch,
1252. Richard. Essex.
1275. Mark of Galloway. - 1600. Geo. Lloyd ; tr. to Chester.
1305. Allen, or Omachus, of Galloway. 1604. John Philips, archdn.of Cleveland and
1321. Gilbert of Galloway. Man.
1324. Bernard, a Scot, abbot of Kilwinning, 1634. Wm. Forster, preb. of Chester.
Scotland. 1635. Richd. Parr, rector of Eccleston,
1334. Thomas, a Scot. - Lancashire; d. 1643.
31 *
484 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
See vacant 17 years. 1827. Wm. Ward; d. 1838.
1661. Saml. Rutter, archdn. of Man. 1838. Jas. Bowstead ; tr. to Lichfield and
1663. Isaac Barrow, fellow of Eton College; Coventry.
tr. in 1669 to St. Asaph ; but held | 1839. Hy. Pepys; tr. to Worcester.
this see two years in commendam. 1841. Thos. Vowler Short, rector of St.
1671. Hy. Bridgman, dean of Chester. George's, Bloomsbury; tr. to St.
1682. John Lake, archdn. of Cleveland; tr. Asaph.
to Bristol. 1846. Walter Aug. Shirley; app. Nov. 28;
1684. Baptist Levinge, preb. of Win- d. 1847.
chester. 1847. Hon. Robt. John Eden, who, on the
See vacant 5 years. decease of his brother, the E. of
1697. Thos. Wilson, of Trin. Coll., Dublin; Auckland, in 1849, succ. to that
d. 1755. title; tr. to Bath and Wells 1854.
1755. Mark Hiddesley, vicar of Hitchen, 1854. Hon. Horatio Powys, rector of War-
Herts. rington and rural dean, July 5,
1773. Richd. Richmond, vicar of Walton-on- G.; d. May 31, 1877.
the-Hill, Lancashire. 1877. Rowley Hill, canon of York, July 17,
1780. Geo Mason; d. 1783. G.; d. May 27, 1887.
1784. Claudius Crigan; d. 1813. 1887. John Wareing. Bardsley, archdn. of
1813. Geo. Murray; tr. to Rochester. Warrington.
DIOCESE OF WAKEFIELD.
THIs see was constituted under the “Bishoprics Act 1878 ° (41 & 42
Wict., cap. 68), and an order in council dated May 17, 1888, under
which its establishment was to date from May 18, 1888. It was formed
out of the dioceses of York and Ripon.
There are at present no dean and chapter attached to this see.
BISHOP OF WAREFIELD.
1888. Wrm. Walsham How, tr. from Bedford, May 28, G.; first bishop.
DIOCESE OF YORK.
YoFK is the most ancient metropolitan see in England, dating, it is said,
from about A.D. 180, when Christianity was first, although partially,
planted in England. But this establishment was overturned by the
Saxons driving out the Britons. When the former were converted,
pope Gregory determined that York should be restored to its former
dignity, and Paulinus was made archbishop of this see, about A.D. 622.
York and Durham were the only two sees in the north of England for
many years, until Henry I. erected a bishopric at Carlisle, and
Henry VIII. another at Chester. York was the metropolitan see of
the Scottish bishops; but during the time of archbishop Nevill they
withdrew their obedience, and had archbishops of their own. Many
disputes arose between the two English metropolitans about precedency,
as, by pope Gregory’s institutions, it was thought he meant that which-
ever of them was first confirmed should be the superior. Appeal was
made to the Court of Rome by both parties, and it was determined in
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
485
favour of Canterbury; but York was allowed to style himself primate
of England, while Canterbury styles himself primate of all England.
The archbishop of York ranks next to the archbishop of Canterbury
amongst the English bishops; he also has precedence before all
dukes not of the blood-royal, as also before all the great officers of
state, the lord high chancellor excepted.
In 1538 a bishop suffragan of Hull was appointed (probably to this
see), under 26 Hen. VIII., cap. 14, but this appointment was not
Continued.
622.
669.
678.
705.
718.
735.
767.
780.
797.
812.
830.
854.
895.
921.
941.
955.
971.
993.
1002.
1023.
1050.
1061.
1070.
1100.
1109.
1114.
1144.
1147.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF YORK.
St. Paulinus; d. 644, being then
bp. Rochester.
See vacant above 30 years.
St. Chad, previously bp. Lichfield;
d. 672.
Wilfride I.
St. Bosa.
St. John of Beverley; res.
St. Wilfride II.
St. Egbert, brother to king Eadbert
of Northumbria.
Adelbert, Albert, Caena, or Coena.
Eambald I.
Eambald II.
Wolsius, or Wulfius.
Wilmund, or Wymond.
Wulfhere, or Wilferus.
Ethelbald.
Redevard, or Redward.
Wolstan, or Wolfstan I.
Oskitell.
Athelwald.
St. Oswald,
Adulphus, or held the see of
Adulse, Worcester ºn
Wolfstan, Ol'
commendam.
Wolstan II.,
Alfric, or Putta.
Kinsius.
Aldred; tr. from Worcester.
Thomas I., canon of Baion.
Gerard; tr. from Hereford.
Thomas II., bp. elect of London ;
but removed, before consecration,
to this see.
Thurstan, preb. of St. Paul's; res.
Jan. 1139.
William, a kinsman of king Stephen's;
depr. by the pope, 1147.
Hilary, bp. of Chichester, chosen by
part of the chapter; but the other
part chose
Hy. Murdac, abbot of Fountains.
. William, who was depr. in 1147;
rest.
. Roger, archdn. of Canterbury.
See vacant 10 years.
Godfrey Plantagenet, matl, son of
Henry II., archdn, of Lincoln, ld.
chanc. f
1217.
1256.
1258.
1264.
1265.
1279.
1285.
1296.
1299.
1303.
1316.
1340.
1352.
1373.
1388.
1396.
1398.
1405.
1407.
1424.
See vacant 4 years.
Simon de Langton, brother to
Stephen, abp. of Canterbury ;
elected, but set aside by the pope
Walter de Grey, tr. from Worcester;
ld. chanc.
St. Sewall de Bovill, dean of York.
Godfrey de Kinton, or Ludeham,
dean of York.
Wm. de Langton, or Ruderfield;
elected, but put aside by the
pope, who conferred the see on St.
Bonaventure, cardl., who soon
afterwards resigned it.
Walter Giffard, tr. from Bath and
Wells ; ld. chanc.
Wm. Wickwane, chanc. of York.
John Romayne, precentor of Lincoln.
Hy. de Newark, or Newerke, dean
of York.
Thos. Corbridge, or Corbrigge, preb.
of York.
Wm. Greenfield, or Grenfeld, dean
of Chichester, ld, chanc.
Wm. de Melton, provost of Beverley,
ld. chanc. and ló. treasr.
Wm. le Zouch, or de la Zouch, dean
of York, ld. treasr.
John Thoresby, tr. from Worcester;
cardl. ; ld. chanc.
AleXr. Nevill, archdn. of Durham ;
banished in 1387.
Thos. Fitz-Alan, or Arundel, ld.
chanc.; tr. from Ely; tr. to Can-
terbury.
Robt. Waldby, tr. from Chichester.
Richd. Scrope, tr. from Lichfield
and Coventry; beheaded June 8
1405.
Thos. Langley, or Longley, dean of
York; elected, but put aside by
the pope.
Robt. Hallum, nom. by the pope;
but, the king not consenting, he
was removed to Salisbury.
Hy. Bowett, tr. from Bath and
Wells.
Richd. Flemyng, bp. of Lincoln; pro-
moted to this see, but the appt.
not confirmed.
486
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1426.
1452.
1465.
1476.
1480.
1501.
1508.
1514.
1531.
1545.
1555.
1560.
1570.
1576.
1588.
1595.
1606.
1628.
John Kempe, tr. from London;
cardl., and ló. chanc, ; tr. to
Canterbury.
Wm. Booth, tr. from Lichfield and
Coventry.
Geo. Nevill, tr. from Exeter; lá.
chanc.
Laurence Booth, tr. from Durham.
Thos. Scott, alias Rotheram ; tr.
from Lincoln ; ld, chanc.
Thos. Savage, tr. from Tuondon.
Ghristr. Bainbridge, tr. from Dur-
ham ; cardl.
Thos. Wolsey, tr. from Lincoln; ld.
chanc. and cardl.
Edwd. Lee, chanc. of Salisbury and
preb. of York.
Robt. Holgate, tr. from Llandaff ;
ld. pres. of the north ; depr.
Nichs. Heath, late bp. of Worcester;
ld, chanc.; depr. 1558.
Wm. May, dean of St. Paul's; chosen,
but d. before consecration, Aug.
1560.
Thos. Young, tr. from St. David's ;
ld. pres. of the north.
Edmd. Grindal, tr. from London;
tr. to Canterbury, 1575.
Edwyn Sandys, tr. from London.
John Piers, tr. from Salisbury.
Matth. Hutton I. ; tr. from Dur-
ham.
Tobias Matthew, tr. from Durham
Geo. Monteigne, tr. from Durham ;
d. the same year.
1628.
1632.
1641.
1660.
1664.
1683.
1688.
1691.
1714.
1724.
1743.
1747.
1757.
1761.
1776.
1807.
1847.
1860.
1862.
Saml. Harsnet, tr. from Norwich;
d. May 1631.
Richd. Neile or Neyle, tr.
Winchester.
John Williams, tr. from Lincoln;
ld. kpr. ; d. 1650.
See vacant 10 years.
Accepted Frewen, tr. from Lich-
field and Coventry.
Richd. Sterne, tr. from Carlisle.
John Dolben, tr. from Rochester.
Thos. Lamplugh, tr. from Exeter.
John Sharp, dean of Canterbury.
Sir Wm. Dawes, bt., tr. from Ches-
ter.
Lancelot Blackburn, tr. from Exeter.
Thos. Herring, tr. from Bangor; tr.
to Canterbury.
Matth. Hutton II., tr. from Ban-
gor; tr. to Canterbury.
John Gilbert, tr. from Salisbury.
Hon. Robt. Drummond; tr. from
Salisbury; almoner.
Wm. Markham, tr. from Chester;
almoner; d. Nov. 3, 1807.
Hon. Edwd. Venables Vernon, aft.
Harcourt, Dec. 1; tr. from Car-
lisle; d. Nov. 1847.
Thos. Musgrave, Nov. 17; tr. from
Hereford; d. Nov. 5, 1847.
Chas. Thos. Longley, June 1, G.;
tr. from Durham ; tr. to Canter-
bury.
Wm. Thomson, Dec. 4, G.; tr. from
Gloucester and Bristol.
from
BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF HULL,
1538. Robt. Sylvester, alias Pursglove.
DEANS OF YORK.
Will. II. Hugo.
Steph. Wm. de St. Barbara ; bp. Dur-
1144.
* }
1186.
1189.
1191.
1214.
12—.
1235.
1240.
1244.
124–.
125–.
1256.
1258.
126–.
1279.
ham, 1142.
Robt. de Gant.
Robt. Botevillin; d. 1186.
Hubert Walter; b.p. Salisbury,
1188.
Hy. Marshall; bp. Exeter, 1193.
Simon de Apulia ; bp. Exeter,
1214.
Hamo.
Roger de Insula.
Geoffry de Norwych.
Fulk Bassett ; bp. London, 1241.
William.
Walter de Kyrkham.
Sewal de Bovil; abp. York, 1256.
Godfrey de Ludham, alias Kinton;
abp. York, 1258.
Roger de Holderness.
Wm. de Langueton; d. 1279.
Robt. de Scardeburgh ; d. 1290.
1290.
1298.
1309.
1310.
1312.
1332.
1333.
1347.
135–.
1366.
1381.
1385.
139–.
1898.
1401.
1407.
1416.
Hy, de Newark, or Newerke; abp.
York, 1296.
Wm. de Hameltone.
Reginald de Gote, cardl. ; d. 1310.
Wm. de Pykering; d. 1312.
Robt. de Pykering.
Wm. de Colby.
Wm. le Zouch, or de la Zouch; abp.
York, 1340.
Philip de Weston.
Tailerand, B. of Albanen.
Jno. Anglicus, cardl. ; depr.
Adam Easton, cardl. ; depr.
Edmd. de Strafford.
Rºº. Walden ; consec. abp. Canter-
ll]" . v.), 1398; bp. London
* @ 9, 1898; by y
Richd. Clifford;
1401.
Thof. Langley; bp. Durham, 1406.
Jno. Prophete.
Thos. Polton; bp. Hereford, 1420.
bp. Worcester,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
487
1421.
1426.
1437,
1454.
1477.
1488.
1494.
1496.
1503,
1507.
1512.
1514.
1516.
1539.
1544.
1567.
1589.
Wm. Grey; bp. London, 1426.
Robt. Gilbert; bp. London, 1436.
Wm. Felter. t
Richd. Andrews; res. 1477. 1617.
Robt. Bothe. 1624.
Christr. Urswyk ; res. 1494. 1660.
Wm. Sheffield. 1663.
Geoffry Blythe ; bp. Lichfiela,
1503. 1664.
Christr, Baynbrigge; bp. Durham, 1676.
1507. 1679.
Jas. Harrington; d. 1512. 1702.
Thos. Wolsey, dean of Lincoln; 1728.
bp. Lincoln, Feb. 1514; abp.
York, Sept. 1514. 1747.
Jno. Young ; d. 1516. 1802.
Brian Higden; d. 1539. 1822.
Richd. Layton; d. 1544. 1858.
Nichs. Wotton; d. 1567. 1880.
Matth. Hutton; bp. Durham, 1589.
Jno. Thornburgh; held bpks. of
Limerick and Bristol in com-
mendam ; tr. to Worcester, 1617.
Geo. Meriton; d. 1624.
Jno. Scott ; d. 1644.
Richd. Marsh ; d. 1663.
Wm. Sancroft; dean of St. Paul's,
1664.
Robt. Hitch; d. 1676.
Tobias Wickham ; d. 1679.
Thos. Gale; d. 1702.
Hy. Finch; d. 1728.
Richd. Osbaldeston; bp.
1747.
Jno. Fountayne ; d. 1802.
Geo. Markham, Apr. 6, G.; d. 1822.
Wm. Cockburn, Oct. 17, G.
Hon. Aug. Duncombe, May 28.
Arthur Perceval Purey-Cust, Feb.
27.
Carlisle,
488 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART VIII, LONDON.
PORTREEVES, MAYORS, AND LORD MAYORS OF
I, ONT)ON.
THE LORD MAyor is the chief magistrate of London and the head of
the Corporation. At first he was chosen for life, and afterwards for
periods of irregular duration; now he is chosen annually, but is capable
of re-election. He must be an alderman, and must have previously
filled the office of sheriff. Those freemen who have been admitted into
the livery of their respective companies are the electors of the Lord
Mayor; they choose two persons from amongst the aldermen, and the
court of aldermen confer the dignity on whichever of the two they
please. The practice is for the livery to return the aldermen in rota-
tion, and of these the court chooses the senior; but instances are not
wanting in which this course has been varied, for the purpose of ex-
cluding some individual on whom the rotation of seniority would other-
wise have conferred the office. The 29th of September is the day of
election, and between that date and the 9th of November, when he
enters on his duties, he is styled the Lord Mayor Elect.
PortREEVES, MAYORs, AND LORD MAYORS of LonDoN.
The year mentioned in the following list is that in which each Mayor served. His
year of office commenced on the 9th of November in the year preceding.
Those marked thus * died in their year of office.
|PORTREEvE8. ei: ;
Richd. de Par. sº sºft
Leofstanus Golds- 1216. Jacob Alderman. 1239. Wm. Joymour.
R º I Saml. Basing. 1240. Gerard Bat, or
obt. Barquerel. 1217 * * Bate.
Andrew Buchevet. ! Robt. Serle, again, 1241. ) Reymond or Regd.
13;2. 6 years. 1242. ſ Bongay.
MAYORs. 1223 1243. Rauf Aswy, or Ash-
cº, to *. Renger, 4 way.
Nov. 9. 1226. tº 1244. Michl. Tony.
nº Hº, . º Roger le Duc, or #}Johan de Gysors.
1ji, i. yn, may 1231 } Duke, 5 years. e
tº ondon 24 years. 1232 1247. Pyers Aleyne. .
1214. Robt. serie, mercer. 1237.) * 1250. John Norman,
1215. Wyllyam Hardell. 1238. Richd. Renger, again. 1251. Adam Basing.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
489
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1252. Johan
Tholozane.
1253. Nycholas Batte.
* Richd. Hardell, 5
1258. years.
1259. Johan de Gysors,
again.
# ! Wm Fitz-Richard.
tº Thos. Fitz-Thomas,
1265. 4 years.
1266. Wm. Fitz - Richard,
again.
Alan de la Zouch,
1267,
1268.
one of the justices of
the kingdom; slain
by the earl Warenne.
1269. Wm. Fitz-Thomas
Fitz-Richard.
1271. Johan Adryan.
#. Sir Walter Harvey.
1274. Hy. Waleis, or Waleys.
* Gregory Rokeslie, 7
years.
1270.
|
J
* Hy. Waleis, again, 3
1284. | years.
1285. Gregory Rokeslie,
again.
1286. Rauf de Sandwitch.
1287. Johan Breton,aft.sir.J.
* Rauf de Sandwitch,
1% again, 6 years.
1294 º Johan Breton,
1%. again, 4 years.
1298. Hy. Waleis, again.
; } Elyas Russell.
1301 |J ohan Blount, 7
)
to
years.
1307.
1308.
1309.
1310.
Nycholas Faryngdone.
Thos. Romayne.
Richd. Roffham,
Refham.
Johan Gysors.
Johan Pounteney, or
Pultney.
Nycholas Faryng-
done, again.
Johan Gysors, again.
Stephen de Abyng-
done.
13. lj ohan Wentgrave, 3
1818.) years.
OT
1311.
1312.
1313.
1314.
1315.
Tolason, or
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1319. Hamond Chyckwell.
1320. Nycholas Faryng-
done, again.
1321. Hamond Chyckwell,
1322. J again.
1323. Nycholas Faryng-
done, again.
1324.) Hamond Chyckwell,
#) again.
1326. Richd. Bretayne.
1327. Hamond Chyckwell,
again.
1328. Johan Grauntham, or
Grantham.
1329. Symon Swanland.
1330. ) Johan Pounteney, or
1331. } Pultney, again (?).
1332. Johan Preston.
1333. Johan Pounteney,
again.
#. } Reynold at Conduyte.
1336. Johan Pounteney,
again.
#: Hy. Darcey.
; Andw. Awbrey.
1341. Johan de Oxynforde.
1342. Symond Fraunceys.
1343. Johan Hamond.
1344 }
1345. Richd. Lacere.
1346. Geoffrey Wychyng-
ham.
Thos. Legge.
Johan Lewkyn,
Loufkin.
Wm. Turke.
Richd. Killingbury.
Andrew Awbrey,
again.
1347.
1348. OT
1349.
1350.
1351.
9
#} Adam Fraunceys.
LORD MAYORs.
Thos. Legge, again.
Symond Fraunceys,
agazm.
Hy. Pycard, or
Pickard.
Johan Stody.
Johan Lewkyn, again,
Symond Doffelde.
Johan Wroth, or
Worth.
Johan Peche.
Stephen Caundish.
1363. Johan Notte.
1364. Adam de Bury.
1365. Johan Lewkyn,
1866. again.
1367. Jas. Andrew.
1354.
1355.
1356.
1357.
1358.
1359.
1360.
1361.
1362.
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1368. Symond Mordon.
1369. Johan Chychester.
1370.) Johan Bernes, or
1371. Barnes.
1372. Johan Pyell, or Piel.
1373. Adam de Bury, again.
1374. Wyllyam de Wal-
worthe.
Johan Warde.
Adam Staple.
Nichs. Brembyr.
Johan Phylpot.
Johan Hadley.
1380. Wyllyam de Wal-
worthe, again, aft.
Sir W.
1381. Johan de Northamp-
#} ton.
1383 º: Brembyr,
is, again, 3 years.
#} Nycholas Exton.
1388.
1389.
1390.
1391.
1375.
1376.
1377.
1378.
1379.
Nichs. Swynford.
Wyllyam Venour.
Adam Bamme.
Johan Heende, or
Hyende, or Hind.
Wyllyam Stondon.
Johan Hadley.
Johan Frenche.
Wyllyam More.
Adam Bamme, again.
Richd. Whittington.
Drew Barentyne.
Thos. Knolles.
Johan Fraunceys.
Johan Shadworth.
Johan Walcot.
Wrm. Askam.
Johan Heende, again.
Johan Woodcock.
Richd. Whittington,
again.
Wyllyam Stondon,
again.
Drew Barentyne,again.
Richd. Marlowe.
Thos. Knolles, again.
Robt. Chycheley.
Wm. Waldern, or Wal-
dren.
Wm. Crowmer.
Thos. Fawconer.
Nichs. Wotton.
Hy. Barton.
Richd. Marlowe,
again.
Wm. Sevenoak.
Richd. Whittington,
again.
Wm. Cambrege.
Richd. Chichelee.
1392.
1393.
1394.
1395.
1396.
1397.
1398.
1399.
1400.
1401.
1402.
1403.
1404.
1405.
1406.
1407.
1408.
1409.
1410.
1411.
1412.
1413.
1414.
1415.
1416.
1417.
1418.
1419.
1420.
1421.
490
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Yeal’
ending
. 9.
. Wm. Waldern.
Wm. Crowmer, again.
. Johan Michell.
. Johan Coventre.
. Wm. Rynwell.
. Johan Gedney.
. Hy. Barton, again.
. Wm. Estfeld, or East-
field.
. Nichs. Wotton, again.
. Johan Wellis, or
Welles.
. Johan Parneys, or .
Parveis.
. Johan Brokley, or
Brocle.
. Robt. Otley, or Roger
Otely.
. Hy. Frowyk, or Frow.
5. Johan Michell, or
Michael (? again).
. Wm. Estfeld, again.
. Stephen Browne.
. Robt. Large.
. Johan Paddesley.
. Robt. Clopton.
. Johan Atherley,
Ol'
Hatherley.
. Thos. Chatworth.
. Hy. Frowyk, again.
. Symken or Symon
Eyer.
5. Johan Olney.
. Johan Gidney.
. Stephen Browne,
again.
. Thos. Chalton.
. Niclas Wyfforde.
. Wm. Gregory.
. Geffrey Feldyng.
. Johan Norman.
. Stephen Forster.
. Wm. Marowe.
. Thos. Caning, or
Canings.
. Geffrey Boleyn, or
Boleine.
. Thos. Scot.
. Wm. Hemlyn.
. Richd. Lee.
Hugh Wyche.
. Thos. Cooke.
Mathew Philip.
Rauf Josselyne.
. Rauf Verney.
Johan Yonge.
Thos. Owlgrave.
Wm. Taylour.
Richd. Lee, again.
Johan Stockton.
Wm. Edward.
2. Wm. Hampton.
Johan Tate.
Year
ending
NOW. 9.
1474.
1475.
1476.
1477.
1478,
1479.
1480.
1481.
1482.
1483.
1484.
1485.
1486.
1487.
1488.
1489.
1490.
1491.
1492.
1493.
1494.
1495.
1496.
1497.
1498.
1499.
1500.
1501.
1502.
1503.
1504.
1505.
1506.
1507.
1508.
1509.
1510.
1511.
1512.
1513.
1514.
1515.
1516.
1517.
1518.
1519.
1520.
1521.
1522.
1523.
1524.
1525.
1526.
1527.
1528.
1529.
1530.
Robt. Drope.
Robt. Basset.
Rauf Josselyne, again,
Humphry Heyforde.
Richd. Gardiner.
Bartilmew James.
Johan Browne,
Wm. Haryot.
Edmond Shaa.
Robt. Billesdon.
Thos. Hylle.
Hugh Bryce.
Hy. Colet.
Wm. Horne.
Robt. Tate.
Wm. White.
Johan Mathew.
Hugh Clopton.
Wm. Martyn.
Rauf Astry, or OS-
trich.
Richd. Chawry.
Hy. Colet, again.
Johan Tate, again.
Wm. Purchase.
Johan Percival.
Nichs. Alwyn.
Johan Reymington.
Sir Johan Shaa.
Barthw. Reed.
Sir Wm. Capell.
John Wyngar, or
Winger.
Thos. Knesworth.
Sir Richd. Haddon.
Wm. Browne, aft. sir
W.
Stephen Jenyns.
Thos. Bradbury.
Hy. Keble.
Roger Aichiley.
Sir Wm. Copinger,
agaºn -
*Sir Wm. Browne,
again; John Tate.
Geo. Monoux.
Sir Wrm. Butler.
John Rest.
Sir Thos. Exmewe.
Thos. Mirfine.
Sir Jas. Yarford.
Sir John Bruge.
Sir John Milborne.
Sir John Munday.
Sir Thos. Baldry, or
Baldrie.
Sir Wm. Bailey.
Sir John Allen.
Sir Thos. Seamer.
Sir Jas. Spencer.
Sir John Rudstone.
Ralph Dodmer.
Sir Thos. Pargitor.
. Sir Nichs. Lambard.
. Sir Stephen Pecocke.
. Sir Christr. Askew.
. Sir John Champneis.
. Sir John Allen, again.
. Sir Ralph Waren.
. Sir Richd. Gresham.
. Wm. Forman.
. Sir Wrm. Holles.
. Sir Wrm. Roch.
. Sir Michl. Dormer.
. John Cootes, or Cotes.
(*Sir Wm. Bowyer.
Sir Ralph. Waren,
again.
Sir Wn. Laxton.
. Sir Martin Bowes.
. Sir Hy. Hubarthorne.
. Sir John Gresham.
. Sir Hy. Amcotes.
. Sir
Rowland Hill,
first Protestant lord
mayor.
. Sir Andw. Jude.
. Sir Richd. Dobbes.
. Sir Geo. Barnes.
. Sir Thos. White.
. Sir John Lion.
. Sir Wrm. Gerard.
. Sir Thos. Offley.
. Sir Thos. Curteis.
. Sir Thos. Leigh, or
Lee.
. Sir Wm. Huet.
. Sir. Wm. Chester.
. Sir Wm. Harper.
. Sir Thos. Lodge.
. Sir John White.
. Sir Richd. Malorie.
. Sir Richd. Champion.
. Sir Christr. Draper.
. Sir Roger Martin.
. Sir Thos. Rowe.
. Alexr. Avenon.
. Sir
Rowland Hey-
ward.
. Sir Wrm. Allen.
. Sir Lionel Ducket.
. Sir John Rivers.
. Jas. Hawes.
. Ambrose Nicholas.
. Sir John Langley.
. Sir Thos. Ramsey.
. Richd. Pipe.
. Sir Nichs. Woodrofe.
. Sir John Branche.
. Sir Jas. Harvie.
. Sir Thos. Blancke.
. Edwd. Osborne.
. Sir Edwd, Pullison.
. Sir Wolstan Dixie.
. Sir Geo. Barne.
. Sir Geo. Bond.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
491
Year
ending
. 9.
1588.
1589.
1590.
1591.
1592.
1593.
1594.
1595.
1596.
1597.
1598.
1599.
1600.
1601.
1602.
1603.
1604.
1605.
1606.
1607.
1608.
1609.
1610.
1611.
1612.
1613.
1614.
1615.
1616.
1617.
1618.
1619.
1620.
1621.
1622.
1623.
1624.
1625.
1626.
1627.
1628.
1629.
1630.
1631.
1632.
1633.
1634.
1635.
1636.
1637.
1638.
1639.
1640.
1641.
1642.
1643.
1644.
Martin Calthorp, or
Colthrop.
Sir John Hart.
John Allot.
Sir Wm. Web.
Sir Wm. Rowe.
}. Sir Cuthbert
Buckle.
Sir Richd. Martin.
Sir John Spencer.
Sir Stephen Slany.
*Thos. Skinner.
Sir Hy. Billingsly.
Sir Richd. Saltenstall.
Sir Stephen Some, or
Soame.
Sir Nichs. Mosley.
Sir Wm. Ryder.
Sir John Gerrard.
Robt. Lee.
Sir Thos. Bennet.
Sir Thos. Low.
Sir Hy. Hollyday.
Sir John Wats.
Sir Hy. Rowe.
Sir Humphrey Weld.
Sir Thos. Cambell.
Sir Wim. Craven.
Sir Jas. Pemberton.
Sir John Swinnerton.
Sir Thos. Middleton.
Sir John Hayes.
Sir John Jolles.
Sir John Leman.
Geo. Bolles.
Sir Sebastian Harvey.
Sir Wm. Cockain.
Sir Fras. Jones.
Sir Edwd. Barkham.
Sir Peter Proby.
Sir Martin Lumley.
Sir John Goare.
Sir Allen Cotton.
Sir Cuthbert Aket.
Sir Hugh Hammers-
ley.
Sir Richd. Deane.
Sir Jas. Cambell.
Sir Robt. Ducy.
Sir Geo. Whitmore.
Sir Nichs. Raynton.
Ralph Freeman.
Sir Thos. Moulson.
Sir Robt. Packhurst.
Sir Christr. Cletheroe.
Sir Edwd. Bromfield.
Sir Richd. Fenn.
Sir Maurice Abbott.
Sir Hy. Garway.
Sir Wm. Acton.
Sir Richd. Gurney.
Sir Isaac Pennington.
Sir John Wollaston.
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1645.
1646.
1647.
1648.
1649.
1650.
1651.
1652.
1653.
1654.
1655.
1656.
1657.
1658.
1659.
1660.
1661.
1662.
1663.
1664.
1665.
1666.
1667.
1668.
1669.
1670.
1671.
1672.
1673.
1674.
1675.
1676.
1677.
1678,
1679,
1680.
1681.
1682.
1683.
1684.
1685,
1686.
1687.
1688.
1689.
1690.
1691.
1692.
1693.
1694.
Sir Thos. Atkins.
Sir Thos. Adams.
Sir John Gayre.
Sir John Warner.
Sir Abrm. Reynard-
SO11.
Thos. Foote.
Thos. Andrews.
John Kendrek.
John Fowkes.
Thos. Wyner.
Christr. Pack.
John Dethick.
Robt. Tichborne.
|Richd. Chiverton.
Sir John Ireton.
Sir Thos. Alleyne
Sir Richd. Browne.
Sir John Frederick.
Sir John Robinson.
Sir Anthy. Bateman.
John Lawrence.
Sir Thos. Bludworth.
Sir Wrm. Bolton.
Sir Wim. Peake.
Sir Wm. Turner.
Sir Saml. Sterling.
Sir Richd. Ford.
Sir Geo. Waterman.
Sir Robt. Hanson.
Sir Wm. Hooker.
Sir Robt. Vyner.
Sir Jos. Sheldom.
Sir Thos. Davies.
Sir Fras. Chaplin.
Sir Jas. Edwards.
Sir Robt. Clayton.
Sir Patience Ward.
Sir John Moore.
Sir Wrm. Pritchard.
Sir Hy. Tulse; app.
by the king's com-
mission, during
pleasure.
Sir Jas. Smith.
Sir Robt. Jeffery.
Sir John Peake.
* Sir John Shorter.
** Sir John Shorter
died Sept. 4, and
sir John Eyles was
the next day ap-
pointed to succeed
him by the king.”
—Chron. Brăt.
Sir John Chapman.
Sir Thos. Pilking-
ton.
Y. Sir Thos. Pilking-
g ton, again.
ir Thos. Stamp.
Sir John Fleet,
Sir W m. Ashurst.
Year
9.
. Sir Thos. Lane.
. Sir John Houblon.
. Sir Edwd. Clarke.
. Sir Humphrey Edwin.
. Sir Fras. Child.
. Sir Richd. Levett.
. Sir Thos. Abney.
. Sir Wm. Gore.
. Sir Wm. Dashwood.
. Sir John Parsons.
. Sir Owen Bucking-
ham.
. Sir Thos. Rawlinson.
. Sir Robt. Bedingfield.
. Sir Wnn. Withers.
. Sir Chas. Duncombe.
. Sir Saml. Garrard, bt.
. Sir Gilbert Heathcote.
. Sir Robt. Beachcroft.
. Sir Richd. Hoare.
. Sir Saml. Stanier, or
Stainer.
. Sir Wm. Humphreys.
5. Sir Chas. Peers.
. Sir Jas. Bateman.
. Sir Wm. Lewen.
. Sir John Ward.
. Sir Geo. Thorold.
. Sir John Fryer.
. Sir Wm. Stewart.
. Sir Gerard Conyers.
. Sir Peter Delme.
. Sir Geo. Mertins, or
Martyns.
. Sir Fras. Forbes.
. Sir John Eyles.
. Sir Edwd. Beecher.
Sir Robt. Baylis.
. Sir Richd. Brocas.
. Sir Humphrey Par-
SOIlS.
. Sir Fras. Child.
3. John Barber.
. Sir Wm. Billers.
. Sir Edwd. Bellamy.
. Sir John Williams.
. Sir John Thompson.
. Sir John Barnard.
9. Micajah Perry.
1740. Sir John Salter.
* Sir Humphrey
1741. Parsons.
Daml. Lambert.
* Sir Robt. God-
1742 schal.
Geo. Heathcote.
1743. Robt. Willimot, or
Willmot.
1744. Sir Robt. Westley.
1745.
1746.
1747.
1748.
Sir Hy. Marshall.
Sir Richd. Hoare.
Wm. Benn.
Sir Robt. Ladbroke.
492 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1749. Sir Wm. Calvert.
* Sir Saml. Pen-
1750. | nant.
John Blachford.
1751. Fras. Cockayne.
* Thos. Winterbot-
1752. form.
Robt. Alsop.
1753. Sir Crispe Gascoyne.
1754 * Edwd. Ironside.
º Thos. Rawlinson.
1755. Steph. Theod, Jans-
SOIl.
1756. Slingsby Bethell.
1757. Marshe Dickinson.
1758. Sir Chas. Asgill.
1759. Sir Richd. Glyn, bt.
1760. Sir Thos. Chitty.
1761. Sir Matt. Blakiston.
1762. Sir Saml. Fludyer, bt.
1763. Wm. Beckford.
1764. Wm. Bridgen.
1765. Sir Wm. Stephenson.
1766. Geo. Nelson.
1767. Sir Robt. Kite.
1768. Hon. Thos. Harley.
1769. Saml. Turner.
(* Wm. Beckford.
1770. UBarlow Trecothick.
1771. Brass Crosby.
1772. Wm. Nash.
1773. Jas. Townshend.
1774. Fredk. Bull.
1775. John Wilkes.
1776. John Sawbridge.
1777. Sir Thos. Halifax.
1778. Sir Jas. Esdaile.
1779. Saml. Plumbe.
1780. Brackley Kennet.
1781. Sir Watkin Lewes.
1782. Sir Wrm. Plomer.
1783. Nathl. Newnham.
1784. Robt. Peckham.
1785. Richd. Clark.
1786. Thos. Wright.
1787. Thos. Sainsbury.
1788. John Burnell.
1789. Wrm. Gill.
1790. Wm. Pickett.
1791. John Boydell.
1792. John Hopkins.
1793. Sir Jas. Sanderson.
1794. Paul le Mesurier.
1795. Thos. Skinner.
1796. Wm. Curtis, aft. sir
W., bt.
1797. Sir Brook Watson, bt.
1798. Sir John Wm. Ander-
son, bt.
1799. Sir Richd. Carr Glyn,
bt.
1800. Harvey Christr.
Coombe.
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1801.
I802.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810.
1811.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.j
1818,
1819.
1820.
1821.
1822.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1826.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1831.
#}
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
Sir Wnn. Staines.
Sir John Eamer.
Chas. Price (bt. 1804).
John Perring.
Peter Perchard.
Sir Jas. Shaw, bt.
Sir Wm. Leighton.
John Ainsley.
Chas. Flower, aft, sir
C., bt.
Thos. Smith.
Joshua Jonathan
Smith.
Claudius Stephen
Hunter,aft. SirQ.,bt.
Geo. Scholey.
Wm. Domville, aft.
sir W., bt.
Saml. Birch.
! Matth. Wood.
Christr. Smith.
John Atkins.
Geo. Brydges.
John Thos. Thorpe.
Christr. Magnay.
Wm. Heygate, aft. Sir
W., bt.
Robt. Waithman.
John Garratt.
Wm. Venables.
Anthy. Browne.
Matthias Prime
Lucas.
Wm. Thompson.
John Crowder.
Sir John Key, bt.
Sir Peter Laurie.
Chas. Farebrother.
Hy. Winchester.
Wm. Taylor Cope-
land.
Thos. Kelly.
Sir John Cowan, bt.
Saml. Wilson.
Sir Chapman Mar-
shall.
Thos. Johnson.
John Pirie, aft.sir.J.,bt.
John Humphrey.
Wm. Magnay, aft, sir
W., bt.
Michael Gibbs.
John Johnson.
Sir Geo. Carroll.
John Kinnersley
Hooper, aft. sir J.
Sir Jas. Duke, knt.,
aft. bt.
Thos. Farncomb.
John Musgrove, aft.
Sir J., bt.
Year
ending
Nov. 9.
1852. Wm. Hunter.
1853. Thos. Challis.
1854. Thos. Sidney.
1855. Fras. Graham Moon,
aft. Sir F.. bt.
1856. David Salomons (bt.
1869).
1857. Thos. Quested Finnis.
1858, Sir Robt. Walter Car-
den, (bt. 1887).
1859. David Williams Wire.
1860. John Carter.
#} Wm. Cubitt.
1863. Wm. Anderson Rose
(knt. 1867).
1864. Wm. Lawrence (knt.
1887).
1865. Warren Stormes Hale.
1866. Benjn. Saml. Phillips,
aft. Sir B.
1867. Thos. Gabriel, aft. sir
T., bt.
1868. Wm. Ferneley Allen.
1869. Jas. Clarke Lawrence
aft. Sir J., bt.
1870. Robt. Besley.
1871. Thos. Dakin (knt.
1872).
1872. Sills John Gibbons
aft. Sir S., bt.
1873. Sir Sydney Hedley
Waterlow, knt.; aft.
bt.
1874. Andrew Lusk, aft. Sir
A., bt.
1875. David Hy. Stone.
1876. Wm. Jas. Richmond
Cottom.
1877. Sir Thos. White.
1878. Thos. Scambler
Owden, aft. Sir T.
1879. Sir Chas. Whethan).
1880. Sir Fras. Wyatt Trus-
cott.
1881. Wm. McArthur,
(K.C.M.G., 1882).
1882. John Whitaker Ellis,
aft. Sir J., bt.
1883. Hy. Edma. Knight,
aft. sir H.
1884. Robt. Nichs. Fowler.
* Geo. Swan Nottage.
1885. Robt. Nichs. Fowler,
again; aft. Sir R., bt.
1886. John Staples, aft. Sir
J., K.C.M.G.
1887. Sir Reginald Hanson,
knt., aft, bt.
1888. Polydore de Keyser,
aft. Sir P.
1889. Jas. Whitehead.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES 493
CHAMBERLAINS OF LONDON.
THIS officer is chosen, annually, on Michaelmas-day ; but, as a rule, he
continues in office during life. As treasurer of the corporation, he has
the receipt of all rents and other revenues, and the payment of all
salaries, charges, and other outgoings. He has also the custody of
all the Corporation accounts, and keeps all the records concerning
freemen.
CHAMBERLAINS FROM THE REVOLUTION.
1688. Sir Peter Rich. 1776. Benjn. Hopkins.
1689. Sir Leonard Robinson. 1779. John Wilkes.
1696. Sir Thos. Cuddon. 1798. Richd. Clarke.
1702. Sir Wm. Fazakerley. 1831. Sir Jas. Shaw, bt.
1718. Sir Geo. Ludlam. 1843. Sir Wm. Heygate, bt.
1727. Saml. Robinson. 1844. Anthy. Brown.
1734. Sir Wm. Bosworth. 1853. Sir Jno. Key, bt.
1751. Sir Thos. Harrison. 1858. Benjn. Scott.
1765. Sir Steph. Theoph. Janssen, bt.
RECORDERS OF LONDON.
THE Recorder of London is the principal legal officer of the corporation,
and is appointed for life by the Court of Aldermen. He sits as judge
in the Mayor’s Court, and also at the Central Criminal Court.
RECORDERS OF LONDON.
1298. Jeffery de Norton, aldn. 1483. Thos. Fitzwilliam, sp. ho. comm.,
I304. John de Wangrave, aldn. 1489.
1320. Geoffrey de Hertpoll, aldn. The records, up to this time, are im-
1321. Robt. de Swalchyne, aldn. perfect. The subsequent records
1329. Gregory de Norton, aldn. have been better preserved ; and
1339. Roger de Depham, aldn. the names and dates that follow
1363. Thos. Lodelow are, therefore, regular and con-
1365. Wm. de Halden, aldn. secutive.
1377. Wim. Cheyne.
1389. John Tremayne, comm. Serjt.
1392. Wm. Makenade. 1508. Sir Robt. Sheffield, or Sheffielde.
1394. John Cokam, or Cokeyn. John Chalyner.
1398. Matth. de Suthworth. 1511. Richd, Brooke, or Broke, just. c. P.
1403. Thos. Thornburgh. 1521; and ch. bar. ex., 1526
1405. John Proston. 1520. Wm. Shelley, one of the judges of
1415, John Barton, Sen. ; serjt. at law, the sheriffs' court ; just. c. P.,
1416. 1527.
1422. John Fray ; bar. ex., 1428, and ch. 1527. John Baker, one of the judges of the
bar. , 1436. sheriffs’ court.
1426. John Simonds, or Symond. 1536. Sir Roger Cholmeley, serjt, at law;
1435. Alexr. Anne. ch, bar. ex., 1546; ch. just. K. B.,
1440. Thos. Cockayne. 1552.
Wm. (? John) Bowes. 1546. Robt. Brooke, or Broke, comm.
1442. Robt. Danvers, comm. Serjt. serjt. ; serjt. at law, 1552; ch.
1451. Thos. Billyng, just. K. B., 1465; and just. C. P., 1554.
ch. just., 1469. - 1552. Ranulph Cholmeley, one of the judges
1455. Thos. Urswyke, comm. Serjt. ; ch. of the sheriffs’ court.
bar. ex., 1472. 1563. Richd. Onslow, solr.-gen., 1566.
1471. Humphry Starkey, ch. bar, ex.,1483. 1566. Thos. Bromley, solr.-gen., 1569.
494
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1569.
1571.
1591.
1592.
1594.
1595.
1603.
1615.
1616.
1618.
1631.
1634.
1635.
1635.
1643.
THE
. John
Thos. Wilbraham; went to the court
of wards and liveries, 1571.
Wm. Fleetwood, serjt. at law, 1580.
Edwd. Coke, solr, gen. 1592; atty.
gen., 1594; ch. just. C. P., 1606;
and ch. just. K. B., 1613.
Edwd. Drew, serjt. at law.
Thos. Flemynge, serjt. at law same
year; solr-gen., 1595; ch. bar.
ex., 1604; and ch. just. K. B., 1607.
John Croke, sp. ho. commons, 1601 ;
just. K. B., 1607.
Hy. Montagu, ch. just. IC. B., 1616;
ld. treasr., 1620; cr. la. Kim-
bolton and visc. Mandeville, 1620,
and E. of Manchester, 1625.
Thos. Coventry, one of the judges of
the sheriffs' court; solr.-gen.,
1616; atty.-gen., 1620; la, kpr.
1625; cr. ld. Coventry, 1628.
Anthy. Benn, aft. Sir A.
Richd. Martin.
Robt. Heath, aft. sir R., Solr.-gen.,
1620; atty.-gen. 1625; ch. just.
C. P., 1631 ; dischd., 1634; just.
K. B., 1640; ch. just. of that court,
1643.
. Robt. Shute.
Heneage Finch, serjt. at law, 1623;
sp. ho. commons, 1625.
Edwd. Lyttelton, aft. Sir E. and lå.
L.; solr.-gen., 1634; ch. just. C.
P., 1639; ld. kpr., 1641.
Robt. Mason.
Hy. Calthrop.
Thos. Gardiner.
Peter Pheasant, one of the common
pleaders of the city; just. C. P.
same year.
Glynn, recorder of West-
minster; serjt. at law, 1649.
. Wm. Steele, of Gray’s Inn, atty.-gen.
to the Commonwealth ; made ch.
bar. ex., 1656.
. Lisleborne Long.
. John Green, a judge of the sheriffs'
court.
. Wm. Wylde, serjt. at law, 1660; just.
C. P., 1668; aft. just. E. B.
. John Glynn, again.
. John Howell, aft. Sir J., deputy re-
corder, vice Wylde.
Wm. Dolben, vice Howell, who surr.;
serit. at law, 1677; just. K. B.
in 1678.
Geo. Jeffreys, aft. Sir G., and lå. J.,
1680.
1685.
1686.
1687.
1688.
1692.
1708.
1714.
1739.
1742.
1746.
1749.
I753.
1763.
. Newman Knowlys,
comm. serjt ; serjt, at law same
year; ch. just. K. B., 1683; lá.
chanc., 1685.
Geo. Treby, aft. Sir G.; depr., 1685;
rest. at the revolution; Solr.-gen.,
1689; atty.-gen., same year; ch.
just. C. P., 1692.
Sir Thos. Jenner, bar. ex., 1686;
just. C. P., 1688.
Sir John Holt, ch. just. K. B., 1689;
commit. gr. seal, 1700.
John Tate, serjt. at law.
Sir Barthw. Shower.
John Somers, elected, but declined,
Oct. 23. This personage, aft. Sir
John and lå. Somers, became lil.
kpr. 1693, and lá, chanc. 1697.
Jas. Selby, elected, but also declined,
Oct. 25.
Sir Salathiel Lovel, serjt. at law ;
bar. ex., 1708.
Sir Peter King, aft. li. King ; ch.
just. C. P., 1714; lá. chanc., 1725.
Sir Wm. Thompson, solr.-gen., 1717;
bar. ex., 1729; d. 1739.
Sir John Strange, solr.-gen., aft. m.
rolls.
Sir Simon Urlin, serjt. at law; d,
1746.
John Stracey, judge of the sheriffs’
court; d. 1749.
Sir Richd. Adams, senior common
pleader, Jan. 17; bar. ex. 1753.
Sir Wm. Moreton, senior judge of
the sheriffs' court, Feb. 15 ; d.
1763.
Sir Jas. Eyre ; Apr. 7, successively
bar. ex., ch. bar, ex., and ch. just.
C. P.
72. John Glynn, serjt. at law, Nov. 17 ;
d. 1779.
79. Jas. Adair, serjt. at law; Oct. 12.
. Sir John Wm. Rose, senior common
pleader, June. 30; serjt. at law,
Nov. 13, following ; d. 1803.
. John Silvester, common serjt., Oct.
20; cr. a bt., 1815; d. 1822.
comm. Serjt.,
Apr. 10; res. 1833.
, Hon. Chas. Ewan Law, Q.C., comm.
serjt; d. 1850.
. Hon. Jas. Archd. Stuart Wortley,
Sept. 25; res. 1856.
56. Russell Gurney, Q.C.; res. 1878.
78. Sir Thos. Chambers, Q.C.
COMMON SERJEANTS OF LONDON.
Common Serjeant is the second legal officer of the corporation,
and sits as a judge in the Mayor's Court, and also at the Central
Criminal Court.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 495
CoMMON SERJEANTs.
‘COMMON SERJEANTs, PREVIOUS TO THE
REVOLUTION, who BECAME RECORDERs.
1383. John Tremayne ; rec. 1389.
1422. Robt. Danvers; rec. 1442.
1453. Thos. Urswyke; rec. 1455.
1536. Robt. Brooke, or Broke; rec. 1546.
1675. Sir Geo. Jeffreys; rec. 1678.
|COMMON SERJEANTS FROM THE REIGN OF
CHARLES II.
1678. Hy. Crispe.
d700. Duncan Dee.
1878.
1720.
1729.
1758.
1790.
1803.
1822.
1830.
1833.
1850.
1857.
John Lingard.
Thos. Garrard. '
Thos. Nugent.
John Silvester; rec. 1803.
Newnan Knowlys; rec. 1822.
Thos Denman, aft, ch. just, K. B.
and ló. Denman. -
Hon. Chas. Ewan Law; rec. 1833.
John Mirehouse.
Edwd. Bullock.
Thos. Chambers; Q. c. 1861 ; knt.
Mar. 14, 1872; rec. 1878.
Wm. Thos. Charley; knt. Mar. 18,
1880.
496 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
i
PART IX, SCOTLAND.
SOWEREIGNS OF SCOTLAND.
See Part I.-‘‘Royal” ante.
OFFICERS OF STATE, &c., OF SCOTLAND.
LORD HIGH TREASURERS OF SCOTLAND AND
COMMISSIONERS FOR EXERCISING THAT
OFFICE. COMPTROLLERS.
THE OFFICE of TREASURER was established on the return of James I.
to Scotland from his long captivity in England.
In 1617 the Treasurer was ranked by an ordinance of James VI. as
the first officer of state; and, in 1623, when that king determined the
precedency of his counsellors, he was ranked next to the chancellor; in
1663, he was declared president of the exchequer. The office of comp-
troller, which was sometimes joined with that of Treasurer, and desig-
mated computorum rotulator, and that of collector of the new augmen-
tations, both distinct offices from that of the Treasurer, were conjoined
into one by James VI., and exercised by the Treasurer until the
treasury was put in commission.
At the Union the Treasuries of England and Scotland were united,
See ante, p. 156.
LORD HIGH TREASURERs, &c., of Scotſ,AND.
1420. Sir Walter Ogilvie, of Lintrethan. 1470. Sir Wm. Knowlys, preceptor of Tor-
* * Thos. de Myrton, dean of Glasgow. phichen.
1430. Patrick de Ogilvie. 1473. John Laing, parson of Kenland.
1439. Sir Walter de Halliburton, ld. of 1480. Archd. Crawford, abb. of Holyrood
Dirleton. House.
Robt. Livingston, son to the govr. of | * * Sir John Ramsay, of Balmaine.
the kingdom. 1490. Hy. Arnot, abb. of Cambus-Ken-
1440. Sir Walter de Halliburton, again. neth.
1449. Andrew, abbot of Melrose. 1494. Geo. Schaw, abb. of Paisley.
1455. Jas. Stuart, dean of Moray. 1499. Sir Robt. Lundin, of Balgony.
1466. Sir David Guthrie, of Guthrie. 1507. Sir David Beaton, of Creich.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
497
1509.
1512.
1515.
1516.
1517.
1520.
1528.
1529.
1530.
1537.
1546.
1548.
1555.
1561.
1564.
1572.
1584.
1585.
1595.
1599.
1601.
1611.
1616.
1630.
1636.
Geo. Hepburn, abb. of Aberbrothock;
aft. bp. of the Isles.
Andrew Stewart, bp. of Caithness.
Cuthbert Baillie, commend. of Glen-
luce.
Jas. Hepburn, bp. of Moray.
Sir Walter Ogilvie, of Stratheren.
John Campbell, of Lundy.
Archd.Douglas(? sirA.)of Kilspindie.
Robt. Cairncross, abb. of Holyrood
House; aft. bp. of Ross.
Sir Robt. Barton, of Over Barnton.
Wm. Stewart, bp. of Aberdeen.
Robt., abb. of Holyrood House.
John Hamilton (brother to the re-
gent), abb. of Paisley ; aft. bp.
of St. Andrew's.
Sir Jas. Kirkaldie, of Grange.
Gilbert, E. of Cassilis.
Robt. Richardson, commend. of St.
Mary Isle.
Wm. Stewart. prov. of Lincluden.
Wm., i. of Gowrie.
John, E. of Montrose.
Sir Thos. Lyon, of Auld Bar, mast.
of Glamis.
Walter, ld. Blantyre.
Alexr., ld, Elphinstone.
Sir Geo. Hume, E. of Dunbar.
Sir Robt. Ker, K. B., E. of Somerset.
John, E. of Marr.
Wm., E. of Morton.
John, E. of Traquair.
Commissioners appointed by the Parliament
1641.
1644.
in 1641.
John, E. of Loudoun, ld, chanc.
Archd., M. of Argyll.
Wm., E. of Glencairn.
John, E. of Lindsey.
Sir Jas. Carmichael.
John, E. of Lindsey; lil. treasr. app.
by the States.
Commissioners appointed by the States in
1649.
1649.
1660.
1667.
John, E. of Loudoun, ld, chanc.
Archd., M. of Argyll.
Alexr., E. of Eglintoun.
John, E. of Cassilis.
Robt., ld. Burleigh.
Sir Danl. Carmichael.
John, E. of Craufurd and Lindsey.
John, 7th E. of Rothes.
John, 7th E. of Rothes, ld chanc.
John, E., aft. D. of Lauderdale.
John, E, of Tweeddale.
Alexr., E. of Kincardine.
John, ld. Cochrane, eldest son of the
E. of Dundonald.
Sir Robt. Murray, ld, just. clk.
1674.
1674,
1682.
1686.
1687.
1689.
1692.
1695.
1696.
Jan.
30.
1696.
May
24.
1698.
John, 7th E., aft. 1st D. of Rothes,
ld. chanc.
John, D. of Lauderdale.
John, E. of Dundonald.
Colin, E. of Balcarras. -
Hon. Chas. Maitland, dep. treast.
and mast. mint.
Wm., M., aft. D. of Queensberry.
Wm., D. of Queensberry.
Jas., E. of Perth, ld, chanc.
Wm., D. of Hamilton.
John, E. of Kintore, treasr. dep.
Geo., visc. Tarbat, clk. regr.
Hon. Wm. Drummond, aft.
Strathallan.
Jas., E. of Perth, ld, chanc.
John, M. of Athole, ld, pr. seal.
Wm., D. of Hamilton.
Geo., D. of Gordon.
John, E. of Tweeddale.
Colin, E. of Balcarras.
Geo., visc. Tarbat.
Wm., visc. Strathallan.
Richd., visc. Maitland, eldest son of
E. of Lauderdale, treasr. dep.
Wm., E. of Crauford.
John, E. of Cassilis.
John, E. of Tweeddale.
David, ld. Ruthven.
*Hon. Alexr. Melville, eldest son of
ld. Melville.
John, E. of Tweeddale, ld. chanc.
*Jas., E. of Drumlanrig, eldest son
of the D. of Queensberry.
John, E. of Cassilis.
Geo., E. of Linlithgow.
John, E. of Breadalbane.
Alexr., ld. Rai, h, eldest son of the
E. of Melville, treasr. dep.
John, M. of Tweeddale, ld, chane.
Jas., E. of Drumlanrig.
John, E. of Cassilis.
Geo., E. of Linlithgow.
John, E. of Breadalbane.
*John, ld. Yester, eldest son of the
M. of Tweeddale.
John, M. of Tweeddale, ld. chane.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Archd., E., aft. D. of Argyll.
Wm., E., aft. M. of Annandale.
Alexr., ld. Raith, treasr. dep.
*Sir John Maxwell, of Pollock, bt.
Patrick, ld. Polwarth, aft. E. of
Marchmont; la, chanc.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Archd., E. of Argyll.
Wm., E. of Annandale.
Hon. Alexr. Hume, eldest son of là.
I olwarth, treasr. dep.
*Sir John Maxwell, of Pollock, bt.
Patrick, E. of Marchmont, ld, chanc.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Archd., E. of Argyll.
visc.
* See Note, next page.
32
498
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1698.
1702.
1703.
1704.
as Lord Treasurer in parliament.
Wm., E. of Annandale.
Adam Cockburn, of Ormiston, treasr.
dep.
*Sir John Maxwell, of Pollock, bt.
Jas., E. of Seafield, ld, chanc.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Archd., E. of Argyll.
Wm., E. of Annandale.
Alexr., E. of Eglintoun.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
David, ld. Boyle, treasT. dep.
*David, ld. Elcho, eldest son of the
countess of Wemyss.
Jas., E. of Seafield, ld. chanc.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Archd., D. of Argyll.
Wm., M. of Annandale.
Alexr., E. of Eglintoun.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
David, ld. Boyle, eldest son of the
E. of Glasgow, treasr, dep.
*Hon. Fras. Montgomery.
John, M. of Tweeddale, ld, chanc.
Wm., M. of Annandale.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
Chas., E. of Selkirk.
John, ld. Belhaven.
Geo. Baillie, treasr. dep.
1704.
1705.
1705.
1706.
1707.
*Hon. Fras. Montgomery.
Sir John Hume, bt.
Jas., E. of Seafield, ld. chanc.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Jas., E. of Galloway.
David, E. of Northesk.
Archd., E. of Forfar.
David, E. of Glasgow, treaST. dep.
*Ld. Archd. Campbell.
Wm., ld. Ross.
Hon. Fras. Montgomery.
Jas., E. of Seafield, ld, chanc.
Jas., D. of Montrose.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
David, E. of Northesk.
Archd., E. of Forfar.
David, E. of Glasgow, treast. dep.
Wm., ld. Ross.
*Fras. Montgomery.
Jas., E. of Seafield, ld, chanc.
Jas., D. of Montrose, pres. pr.
council.
Jas., D. of Queensberry, kpr. pr.
Seal.
David, E. of Glasgow, treast. dep.
Wm., ld. Ross.
*Hon. Fras. Montgomery.
For Lord Treasurers, &c., of Scotland after the Union see “Treasurers,
Commissioners, &c., of Great Britain,” ante, p. 156.
* NoTE.—The Lord Treasurer of Scotland had, by the law of that country, a seat in
its parliament, in virtue of his office, independently of election; and when the treasury
was in commission, the king had a right to name any one commissioner to sit and vote
was so nominated.
1426.
1429.
1446.
1448,
1458.
1464.
1467.
1468.
1471.
1472.
* }
1488.
1499.
1506.
1507.
1513.
1514.
1515.
1616.
1520.
1525.
1538.
The member of each treasury board marked thus *
CoMPTRoLLERS OF SCOTLAND.
David Brune.
John Spence.
Alexr. Nairne, of Sanford.
Robt. de Livingston.
Ninian Spot, canon of Dunkeld.
John Colquhoun, of Colquhoun.
David Guthrie, of Guthrie.
Adam Wallace, of Craigie.
Jas. Schaw, of Salquhy.
Alexr. Leslie, of Warderis.
Thos. Simson.
Alexr. Inglis, archdn. of St. An-
drew’s.
Patrick Hume, of Polwarth.
James, abb. of Dunfermline.
Jas. Riddoch, of Aberladenoche.
Robt. Arnot, of Woodmill; killed
at Flodden.
Duncan Forrester, of Carden.
Patrick Hamilton.
Alexr. Garden.
Robt. Barton, of Over Barnton.
Sir Jas. Colvill, of Ochiltree.
David Wood, of Craig.
1543.
1546
1548.
1557.
1560.
1561.
1563.
1567.
1584.
1585.
1589.
1597.
1599.
1600.
1603.
1610.
1615.
Thos. Menzies.
William, commend. of Culross,
William, abb. of Ross.
Mons. de Ruby ; to Q. Mary the Re-
gent.
Barthw. Willemore.
Sir John Wishart, of Pittarrow.
Sir. Wm. Murray, of Tullibardine.
Jas. Cockburn, of Skirling.
Sir Jas. Campbell, of Ardkinglass.
Andrew Wood, of Largo.
David Seton, of Parbroath.
Walter, prior of Blantyre.
Sir Geo. Hume, of Wedderburn
Sir David Murray, of Gospetrie, aft.
ld. Scoon.
Peter Rollock, bp. of Dunkeld.
Sir Jas. Hay, of Fingask.
Sir Gideon Murray, of Elibank. . .
He was the last Comptroller to James
VI., in whose reign the office was
suppressed, and incorporated with
that of lord high treasurer.
See “Lord High Treasurers,” ante, p. 496.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 499
LORD HIGH ADMIRALS OF SCOTLAND.
THIS officer in Scotland had very extensive powers. He commanded the
king's ships and sailors, and had the inspection of all the sea-ports,
harbours, and sea-coasts in the kingdom. He had, also, a particular
tribunal, where the judges, appointed by him, decided all causes re-
lating to sea affairs, according to a particular code of naval law. His
powers likewise extended to the cognizance of all crimes committed at
sea, and to all controversies, actions, and quarrels, concerning crimes,
faults, and trespasses committed upon the sea, or in the ports and creeks
thereof, or in fresh waters and navigable rivers, so far as the sea flows
and ebbs. This duty he executed by a deputy, commissioned by him,
called the Deputy Judge-Admiral, who likewise judged in matters
purely commercial, arising on the sea. After the Treaty of Union, a
vice-admiral only was appointed by the sovereign.
LORD HIGH ADMIRALS OF SCOTLAND.
Hy., E. of Orkney; to Robert III. 1567. Jas., E. of Bothwell, and D. of Ork-
*
* * Geo., E. of Caithness; to James II. ney ; attainted.
* * Wm., E. of Caithness and Orkney ; 1578. Jas., E. of Morton; beheaded.
to James II. 1583. Fras., E. of Bothwell; attainted.
1476. David, 5th E- of Crauford, aft. D. 1626. Jas., D. of Lenox and Richmond;
of Montrose, heritably.
1482. Alexr., D. of Albany. * * John, E. of Linlithgow; made adm.
* * Andrew Wood, of Largo ; he was during the D. of Lenox's minority.
never admiral; but, in 1477, was 1633. Jas., D. of Lenox and Gordon; d.
master of the Yellow Carval. 1672.*
In the reign of James IV., his 1668. Alexr., E. of Kincardine; vice.-adm.
son defended the castle of Dum- 1673. JAs. D. of York and ALBANY ; aft.
barton against the English. James VII. of Scotland and II.
1502. Patrick, E. * Bothwell. of England.
* * Jas., E. of Arran. -
* * Archd., E. of Angus. Wm., D. of Hamilton.
* * Robt., ld. Maxwell. Chas., D. of Richmond and Lenox.
1511. Adam, E. of Bothwell; heritably. 1705. Jas., D. of Montrose.
1544. Patrick, E. of Bothwell. 1706. David, E. of Wemyss.
Office abolished at the Union.
WICE-ADMIRALS OF SCOTLAND.
From the Union to the discontinuance of the office.
1708. David, E. of Wemyss. 1766. Wm., E. of March, aft. D. of Queens-
1714. John, 8th E. of Rothes. berry, Aug. 30.
1722. Chas., D. of Queensberry and Dover. 1776. John, E. of Breadalbane, Sept.
1729. John, E. of Stair. 1782. Lord Wm. Gordon, bro. to D. of Gor-
1733. Geo., E. of Morton. don, Mar. 20.
1738. Jas., E. of Findlater and Sea- 1795. Chas. Shaw, ld., aft. visc. and E.
field. Carthcart, K.T. ; d. June 16, 1843.
1764. John, E. of Hyndford, Dec. 22. Office not filled up.
* On his death, in 1672, the office of Admiral of Scotland reverted to the crown. The
king then bestowed it upon his infant natural son, Charles Lenox, afterwards duke of
Richmond and Lenox, with a reservation of a term for life to his brother James, duke
of York. In 1673, William, duke of Hamilton, was appointed Admiral of Scotland, and
after his death the office was managed by commissioners till the duke of Richmond
became of age. He resigned the office to the crown in 1703.
32 *
A 4
600 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
LORD PRESIDENTS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF
SCOTLAND.
1625. John, E. of Montrose. 1686. Wm. , D. of Queensberry.
1649. John, E. of Loudoun. 1689. Wm., E. of Craufurd and Lindsey.
1660. John, 7th E., aft. 1st D. of Rothes. | 1693. Wm., E., aft. M. of Annandale.
1663. John, E., aft. M. of Tweeddale. 1695. Geo., E. of Melville.
1672. John, D. of Lauderdale. 1702. Wm., M. of Annandale.
1681. Sir Geo. Gordon, of Haddo, aft. E. 1704. Jas., M., aft. D. of Montrose.
of Aberdeen. 1705. Wm., M. of Annandale.
1682. Jas., M. of Montrose. 1706. Jas., D. of Montrose.
The Scotch Privy Council was abolished by 6 Anne, cap. 40 (cap. 6, G. B.
Ruffhead's Statutes) [1707].
WICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY
COUNCIL FOR EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND.
By 48 & 49 Vict, cap. 61 (Aug. 14, 1885), the Act creating the office
of Secretary for Scotland (see ante, p. 221), power was given to the
Crown to appoint such secretary vice-president of the Scotch Educa-
tion Department, and under this power the following appointments
have been made:—
WICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COMMITTEE of THE PRIvy CouncIL FOR
EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND.
1885. Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond and 1886. Jno. Wm., E. of Dalhousie, K.T.,
Gordon, Aug. 19, G. Apr. 3, G.
1886. Geo. Otto Trevelyan, aft. Sir G., bt., Arthur Jas. Balfour, Aug. 16, G.
Feb. 13, G. 1887. Schomberg Hy., M. of Lothian,
Mar. 25., G.
LORDS PRIVY SEAL OF SCOTLAND.
THIS office was established by James I. on his return to Scotland from
his captivity in England. The duties are analogous to those of the
corresponding office in England.
LoRDS PRIVY SEAL OF SCOTLAND.
1424. Walter Foote, prov. of Bothwell. 1470. Wm. Tulloch, bp. of Orkney, aft.
1426. John Cameron, prov. of Lincluden, bp. of Moray.
and bp. of Glasgow. 1472. Andrew Stuart (half brother to
1432. Wm. Fowlis, prov. of Bothwell. James III.), bp. elect of Moray.
1442. Wm. Turnbull, canon of Glasgow. 1482. David Livingston, prov. of Linclu
1458. Thos. Spence, bp. of Galloway. den.
1459. John Arouse. 1489. John, prior of St. Andrew's.
1463. Jas. Lindsay, prov. of Lincluden. 1500. Wm. Elphinstone, bp. of Aberdeen
1467. Thos. Spence, bp. of Aberdeen. 1507. Alexr. Gordon, bp. of Aberdeen.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
501
1514.
1519.
1526.
1527.
* *
1542.
1547.
1533.
1563.
1567.
1571.
1583.
1595.
1626.
1641.
1649.
1660.
1661.
1672.
1689.
David, abb. of Aberbrothock.
Geo., abb. of Holyrood House.
Geo., Crichton, bp. of Dunkeld.
Archd. Douglas(?sirA.), of Kilspindie.
Robt. Colvill, of Craufurd ; a lö. of
SeSS.
David Beaton, abb. of Aberbroth.ock;
cardl. and abp. of St. Andrew's.
John Hamilton, abb, of Paisl y, aft.
abp. of St. Andrew's.
Wm., ld. Ruthven.
Geo., ld. Fyvie, aft. E. of Dunferm-
line.
Sir Richd. Maitland, of Lethington.
John Maitland, prior of Colding-
ham.
Geo. Buchanan; a lä. of sess., pr.
councr., and preceptor to the
king.
Walter Stewart, commend. of Blan-
tyre.
Sir Richard Cockburn, of Clerk-
ington.
Thos., E. of Haddington.
Robt., E. of Roxburgh.
John, E. of Sutherland; by the
parlt.
Wm., E. marischal.
Chas., E. of Dunfermline.
John, E., aft. M. of Athole.
Archd., E. of Forfar.
1689
1690.
1695.
1702.
1705.
1709
1713
1714.
1715.
1721.
1733.
1763.
1765.
1765.
1766.
1800.
1811.
1853
1874
John, E. of Kintore.
John, ld. Carmichael, aft. E.
Hyndford.
Geo., E. of Melville.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
John, M., aft. D. of Athole.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Jas., D. Montrose.
John, D. of Athole.
John, D. of Roxburgh.
Wm., M. of Annandale.
Archd., E. of Islay, aft. D.
Argyll.
Jas., D. of Athole.
Hon. Jas. Stuart-Mackenzie, brother
to the E. of Bute.
Lord Fredk. Campbell, son of the
D. of Argyll.
John, E. of Breadalbane.
Hon. Jas. Stuart-Mackenzie, again
(for life); d. 1800.
Hy. Dundas, aft. visc. Melville; d.
May, 1811.
Robt., second visc.
June, 1851.
The office of Lord Privy Seal was
not filled up until
Fox, la. Panmure, aft. E. and M. of
Dalhousie, May 25, G.
Schomberg Hy., M. of Lothian,
Aug. 5.
Of
of
Melville; d.
SECRETARIES OF STATE IN AND FOR, SCOTLAND.
SECRETARIES FOR SCOTLAND.
THE Scotch Secretaries may be divided into three classes:—
* }{.
1380.
1410.
1418.
1424.
1429.
I. The Scotch Secretaries of State who existed from early times
and continued down to the Union.
II. The Principal Secretaries of State for Scotland, in England,
who were first appointed at the Union, and continued down
to 1746.
III. The Secretaries for Scotland who were appointed under 48 &
49 Vict, cap. 61 (Aug. 14, 1885), and whose powers were
enlarged by 50 & 51 Vict, cap. 52 (Sept. 16, 1887).
See introduction to English Secretaries of State, ante, p. 221.
SECRETARIES OF STATE IN SCOTLAND.
From the reign of King Malcolm IV. to the Union.
Nicolaus ; to Malcom IV.
Duncan Pecoce; to Robert II.
Andrew de Hawick, rector of Liston.
John, E. of Buchan.
John Cameron, aft. bp. of Glasgow.
Wm. Fowlis.
1432.
1448.
1452.
1453.
1454.
* *
John Methven.
John Raulston, bp. of Dunkeld.
Wm. Otterburne.
Geo. de Shoreswood.
John Arouse, archdn. of Glasgow.
Thos. de Vaus, dean of Glasgow.
502 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1463. Jas. Law, archdn. of Glasgow. 1608. Sir John Preston, ld, pres. ct. sess.
* * Archd. Whitlaw, archdn. of Lothian. 1612. Thos., E. of Haddington.
1488. Alexr. Inglis, aft. b.p. of Dunkeld. | 1626. Sir Wm. Alexander, aft. E. of Stir-
1490. Patrick Paniter, (vulgo Panter), ling. r
archdn. of Moray; aft. abb. of Sir Archd. Acheson, bt., of Glen-
Cambuskenneth. cairn.
1495. Richd. Muirhead, dean of Glasgow. | 164), Wm., E. of Lanark, aft. D. of
1496. Michl. Balfour, abb. of Melrose. Hamilton.
1516. Thos. Hay. 1644. Sir Robt. Spottiswood, of New
1524. Patrick Hepburn, rector of White- Abbey, ld, pres. ct. sess.
ston. * * Wm., E. of Lothian; app. by the
* * Thos. Erskine, of Halton; aft. sir parlt., when the E. of Lanark fled.
T. E., of Brechin. 1650. Geo., E. of Seaforth ; to Charles II.
1528. Patrick, abb. of Cambuskenneth, during his exile. -
again. 1659. Alexr., E. of Balcarras.
1535. Richd. Muirhead, dean of Glasgow, 1661. John, E., aft. D. of Lauderdale.
again. 1682. Alexr., E. of Moray.
.1543. David Paniter, bp. of Ross. Chas., E. of Middleton.
* * Jas. Strachan, canon of Aberdeen. 1685. John, visc., aft. E. of Melfort.
1561. Sir Wm. Maitland, jun., of Lething- || 1689. Geo., ld., aft. E. of Melville.
ton. 1690. Hon. John Dalrymple, eldest son of
1464. Sir Jas. Balfour, of Pittendriech; visc. Stair.
to Q. Mary. * * Jas. Johnston.
* * Jas. Maxwell, of Cramond, son of 1696. John, ld. Murray, eldest son of M.
sir Wm. Maxwell; to Q. Mary. of Tullibardine.
* * David Rizzio, frgn. sec. to Q. Mary; 1696. Jas., ld. Deskford, eldest son of E.
murd. by Darnley, 1566. of Finlater; visc.,aft.E. of Seafield.
* * John Lesley, bp. of Ross; sec. until Jas., E. of Seafield.
May, 1571. * * John, E. of Hyndford.
1572. Robt. Pitcairn, archdn. of St. An- || 1702. Jas., D. of Queensberry, aft. D. of
drew’s. Dover, also.
1584. Sir John Maitland, of Thirlestane. Geo., visc. Tarbat, aft. E. of Cro-
1591. Sir Richd. Cockburn, of Clerkington. marty.
1596. Sir John Lindsay, of Balcarras. 1704. Wm., M. of Annandale.
1597. Jas. Elphinstone, aft. li. Balmerino. 1705. John, E. of Marr.
1608. Sir Alexr. Hay, of Newton. * * Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR Scotland IN ENGLAND.
From the Union to the year 1746,
1708. Jas., D. of Queensberry and Dover. 1731. Chas., E. of Selkirk.
1710. John, E. of Marr. 1742. John, M. of Tweeddale, Feb. 16;
1714. Jas., D. of Montrose; res. 1715. res. Jan. 1746.
1716. John, D. of Roxburgh ; res. 1725. Office not filled up.
SECRETARIES FOR Scotland.
Appointed under 48 & 49 Wict., cap. 61.
1885. Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond and 1886. Jno. Wm., E. of Dalhousie, K.T.,
Gordon, Aug. 17, G. Apr. 3, Sw.
1886. Geo. Otto Trevelyan, aft. Sir G., Arthur Jas. Balfour, Aug. 4, sw.
bt., Feb. 8, sw. 1887. Schomberg Hy., M. of Lothian,
Mar. 11, sw.
POSTMASTERS-GENERAL OF SCOTLAND.
From a return made to the House of Commons, dated July 2, 1844.
1737. Archd. Douglas, in office this year. 1799. Thos. Elder, of Forneth
1767 Robt. Oliphant, of Rossie, in office Wm. Robertson.
this year. 1802. Robt. Trotter, of Castlelaw.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 503
1807. Hon. Fras. Gray, aft. Id. Gray.
1811. Jas., E. of Caithness.
1823. Sir David Wedderburn, bt.
LAST deputy post-m. gen, of
Scotland.
The
LORD CHANCELLOR'S OF SCOTL AND.
See “Judges, &c., of Scotland,” post.
LORD KIEEPERS OF THE GREAT SEAL OF SCOTLAND.
AT the Union the original Great Seal of Scotland was discontinued,
or, rather, merged in the Great Seal of Great Britain. Another seal
was substituted for various exclusively Scotch purposes, which was
declared to have the same effect as, and is still commonly considered
and called, the Great Seal of Scotland. The Secretaries for Scotland
appointed by 48 & 49 Vict, cap. 61 (Aug. 14, 1885), were by that
statute made ea:-officio keepers of this seal.
LoRD KEEPERS OF THE GREAT SEAL OF Scotlan D.
From the Union to the present time.
1708.
1713.
1714.
1716.
1733.
1761.
1763.
1764.
1794.
1806.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
Jas., E. of Finlater and Seafield.
Wm., M. of Annandale.
Jas., D. of Montrose; d. 1731.
Archd., E. of Isla, aft. D. of Argyll.
Chas., D. of Queensbury and Dover.
Jas., D. of Athole; d. Jan. 1764.
Hugh, E. of Marchmont.
Alexr., D. of Gordon.
Jas., E. of Lauderdale.
1807. Alexr., D. of Gordon, again ; d.
Jan. 1827.
1827. Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll.
1828. Geo., D. of Gordon, G.C.B., Feb. 4,
G.
Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll, again ; d.
Oct. 22, 1839.
Jno. Hamilton, E. of Stair, Dec. 14,
1830.
1840.
G.
Jno. Douglas Edwd. Hy., D. of
Argyll, Sept. 27, G.
1841.
1846. Jno. Hamilton, E. of Stair, again,
Aug. 22.
1852. Dunbar Jas., E. of Selkirk, Aug. 7,
G.; res. Dec. 1852.
1853. Cospatrick Alexr., E.
May 23, G.; res. 1855.
1858. Dunbar, Jas., E. of Selkirk, again,
Apr. 10, G.; d. Apr. 11, 1885.
of Home,
Ea: officio Keepers as Secretaries for Scot
land, under 48 and 49 Vict., cap. 61.
1885. Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond and
Gordon, Aug. 17, G.
Geo. Otto Trevelyan, aft. Sir G.,
bt., Feb. 8, sw.
Jno. Wm., E. of Dalhousie, K.T.,
Apr. 3, sw.
Arthur Jas. Balfour, Aug. 4, sw.
Schomberg Hy., M. of Lothian,
Mar. 11, sw.
1886.
1887.
COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOM'S FOR SCOTLAND.
From the Union until 1823.
CoMMISSIONERS FOR Scotſ,AND.
1707. Sir Alexr. Rigby, Jas. Isaacson, 1714. Wm. Culliford, Jno. Cayley, and
Lionel Norman, Sir Robt. Dick-
son, and Wm. Boyle, June 5.
1710. Thos. Fullerton and Jno.
July 18.
1713. Sir Jas. Campbell and Wm. Cleland,
Oct. 5.
Kent,
Humphrey Brent, Dec. 20.
1715. Jno. Haldane, July 18.
1720. Launcelot Whitehall
Campbell, July 20,
and Jno.
504 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
CoMMIssion ERs For GREAT BRITAIN.
H'or Commissioners for Great Britain from 1723 to 1742, see ante, p. 275.
In September, 1742, the Commission for Great Britain was divided,
and five separate Commissioners were appointed for Scotland.
COMMISSIONERS FOR SCOTLAND.
1742. Geo., ld, Ross, Richd. Somers, Colin Nelthorpe, A. Smith, and Jas.
Campbell, Jas. Cardonnell, and Buchanan.
Alexr. Arbuthnot, Sept. 9. 1782. G. C. Maxwell, B. Cochrane, A.
1744. Geo., ld. Ross, Richd. Somers, C. Smith, J. Buchanan, and Jas.
Campbell, A. Arbuthnot, and Edgar.
Mansfeldt Cardonnell, Feb. 18. 1784. B. Cochrane, A. Smith, J. Buchanan,
1747. Geo., ld, Ross, R. Somers, C. Camp- J. Edgar, and David Reid, Feb.
bell, M. Cardonnell, and Alexr. 28.
Legrand, Oct. 28. 1786. B. Cochrane, A. Smith, J. Edgar, D.
1751. Geo., ld. Ross, C. Campbell, M. Car- Reid, and Rt. Hepburn, Aug. 3.
donnell, A. Legrand, and Jos. A. Smith, J. Edgar, D. Reid, R.
Tudor, July 29. Hepburn, and Jno. Hy. Cochrane,
1754. C. Campbell, M. Cardonnell, A. Nov. 6.
Legrand, J. Tudor, and Jas., ld. | 1791. J. Edgar, D. Reid, R. Hepburn, J.
Deskford, July 29. H. Cochrane, and Alexr. Maco-
1758. M. Cardonnell, A. Legrand, J. nochie.
Tudor, Jas., ld. Deskford, and 1796. J. Edgar, D. Reid, R. Hepburn, J.
Robt. Montgomery, Dec. 2. H. Cochrane, and Richd. Elliston
1763. M. Cardonnell, A. Legrand, J. Phillips.
Tudor. R. Montgomery, and Geo. 1798. J. Edgar, D. Reid, J. H. Cochrane,
Clerk Maxwell. R. E. Phillips, and sir Chas.
1764. M. Cardonnell, A. Legrand, J. Preston.
Tudor, G. C. Maxwell, and Basil 1799. D. Reid, J. H. Cochrane, R. E.
Cochrane. Phillips, sir C. Preston, and
1766. M. Cardonnell, J. Tudor, G. C. Shadrach Moyse.
Maxwell, B. Cochrane, and Jno. 1800. D. Reid, J. H. Cochrane, R. E
West. Phillips, S. Moyse, and Hy.
1773. M. Cardonnell, J. Tudor, G. C. Veitch.
Maxwell, B. Cochrane, and Archd. 1807. Edwd. Earl, J. H. Cochrane, R. E.
Menzies. Phillips, and S. Moyse.
1774. M. Cardonnell, G. C. Maxwell, B. 1810. E. Earl, J. H. Cochrane, R. E.
Cochrane, A. Menzies, and Wm. Phillips, H. Veitch. Alexr.
Nelthorpe. Osborn, and L. H. Ferrier.
1777. M. Cardonnell, G. C., Maxwell, B. 1812. E. Earl, R. E. Phillips, H. Veitch,
Cochrane,...W. Nelthorpe, and A. Osborn, and L. H. Ferrier.
Adam Smith. 1813. E. Earl, H. Veitch, A. Osborn, L.
1780. G. C. Maxwell, B. Cochrane, W. H. Ferrier, and Thos. Bruce.
On September 13, 1823, the consolidation of the Boards of Customs
for England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland took place, and the
commissioners from that time have been commissioners for the United
Ringdom. See ante, p. 277.
COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE FOR SCOTLAND.
From the Union until 1823.
1708. Sir Wm. Douglas, Alexr. Wedder- || 1714. Gilbert Burmet and sir Wm. Bennet.
burn, John Montgomery, John 1715. Geo. Drummond.
Whetham, and David Ross. 1717. Chas. Cockburn, Hy. Robinson, Thos.
1710. Alexr. Forbes, Jas. Boyle, and Jas. Broughton, Geo. Ross. (aft. li.
Moodie. Ross), and Richd. Somers.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 505
1728. Richd. Dodswell. 1785. A. Udny, G. Brown, T. Wharton, J.
1730. Thos. Cochrane (aft. E. of Dun- Stoddart, and Jas. Balmain.
donald), Christr. Wyvill, and 1787. T. Wharton, G. Brown, J. Stoddart,
Christr. Rhodes. J. Balmain, and Robt. Graham.
1749. Alexr. Udny. 1790. T. Wharton, G. Brown, J. Stoddart,
1758. Richd. Dauber. R. Grieve, and R. Graham.
1761. Geo. Drummond, Alexr. Udny, 1803. T. Wharton, G. Brown, J. Stoddart,
Richd. Dauber, Basil Cochrane, R. Graham, and Sir John Stuart.
and Geo. Burgess. 1804. T. Wharton, J. Stoddart, R. Gra-
1764. G. Drummond, A. Udny, R. Dau- ham, sir J. Stuart, and Fredk.
ber, G. Burgess, and Thos. Lock- Fotheringham.
hart. 1807. T. Wharton, J. Stoddart, R. Gra-
1766. A. Udny, R. Dauber, G. Burgess, ham, F. Fotheringham, and Sir
T. Lockhart, and Geo. Brown. | Geo. Abercrombie.
1768. A. Udny, R. Dauber, T. Lockhart, 1809. T. Wharton, F. Fotheringham, J.
Geo. Brown, and David Cuth- Sedgwick, J. Jackson, and S.
bert. Rose.
A. Udny, R. Dauber, T. Lockhart, 1811. J. Sedgwick, F. Fotheringham, J.
G. Brown, and Gilbert Laurie. Jackson, S. Rose, and David Cle-
1771. A. Udny, T. Lockhart, Geo. Brown, phane.
G. Laurie, and Thos. Wharton. 1815. Woodbine Parish, F. Fotheringham,
1781. A. Udny, G. Brown, T. Wharton, J. Jackson, S. Rose, and J.
and Jas. Stoddart. | Douglas.
On September 13, 1823, the consolidation of the Boards of Excise
for England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland took place, and the com-
missioners from that time have been commissioners for the United
Ringdom. See ante, p. 282.
LORD HIGH STEWARDS OF SCOTLAND.
THE Lord High Steward was judge of the king's household, and
the whole family of the royal palace was under his care. This office
was held heritably for many years by one family, who, when sur-
names came into use, assumed for theirs the name of their office,
Steward, or Stuart. This was done by Walter, the son of Alan, who
was at the same time justiciar to king Alexander II., 1230. This
family was frequently nearly allied to the crown, and at last succeeded
to it in the person of Robert, eldest son to Walter Steward, or Stuart,
in the year 1371. The Robert, just named, was the ninth heritable
Lord High Steward of Scotland, and his son, John, afterwards Robert
III., was created by his father prince and Steward of Scotland, since
which time the eldest son of the king is natus Semescallus Scotiae.
GREAT CHAMBERLAINS OF SCOTLAND.
THE Great Chamberlain of Scotland was ranked by king Malcolm as
the third great officer of the crown, and was called Camerarius Domini
Regis. Before the appointment of a treasurer, it was his duty to collect
the revenue of the crown, and to disburse the money necessary for the
king's expenses and the maintenance of the royal household. From
the time a treasurer was appointed, his province was limited to the
boroughs throughout the kingdom, where he was a sort of justice-
506 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
general, as he had power to judge all crimcs committed within the
borough. He was to hold Chamberlain-ayres every year, of which
court he was the supreme judge.
This office was granted heritably to the family of Stuart, dukes of
Lenox, afterwards Lenox and Richmond; and when their male line
failed, Charles II. conferred it in like manner, heritably, upon his
natural son James, whom he created duke of Monmouth. On his
forfeiture it went to the new line of dukes of Richmond and Lenox;
but that family surrendered the office to the Crown in 1703.
LORD GREAT CHAMBERLAINS OF SCOTLAND.
1128. Herbert. 1383. Robt., D. of Albany.
* * Philip. 1406. John, E. of Buchan.
1147. Herbert, bp. of Glasgow. 1425. Sir John Forrester, of Corstor-
1153. Edward. phine.
1165. Walter de Berclay, ld. of Reid- 1440. Sir Jas. Crichton, of Frendraught.
castle. ! 1453. Jas., ld. Livingston.
* * Gilbert Moray, bp, of Caithness. 1467. Robt., ld. Boyd; beheaded.
* * Philip de Valoniis, ld. of Panmure. 1471. Jas., E. of Buchan; res.
* * Wm. de Valoniis, ld, of Panmure. 1474. Sir John Colquhoun, of Colquhoun:
1224. Hy. de Baliol, ld. of Reidcastle. killed at siege of Dunbar.
1231. Sir John Maxwell, ld. Carlaverock. 1478. Jas., E. of Buchan.
1237. David Benham, bp. of St. Andrew's. 1484. David, D. of Montrose.
1249. Robt. de Meyners. 1488. Alexr., ld. Hume ; beheaded.
1256. David Lindsay, ld. Craufurd. 1517. John, ld. Fleming; murd. by Dru-
1258. Sir Eumer Maxwell, ld. Carlave- melzer.
Tock. 1524. Malcolm, ld. Fleming; killed at
1260. Gilbert de Lempedlar. battle of Pinkey, 1547.
1266. Wm., E. of Marr. 1553. Jas., ld. Fleming.
1267. Sir Reynold Chyne, of Innerugie. 1565. John, ld. Fleming; killed at Siege
1269. Sir Thos. Randolph. - of Edinburgh castle, 1572.
1279. John Lindsay, bp. of Glasgow. 1580. Esmy, D. of Lenox; heritably.
1290. Sir Alexr. Baliol, of Cavers. * * Ludovick, D. of Lenox and Rich-
1317. Sir Wm. Lindsay, rector of Ayr. mond; d. 1624.
1321. Robt. Peebles, canon of Glasgow. 1624. Jas., D. of Lenox and R.
1325. Sir Alexr. Fraser, ld, of Cowie. 1655. Esmy, D. of Lenox and R.
1329. Sir Regd. More. 1660. Chas., D. of Lenox and R. ; d. 1672,
1330. Jas. Bennet, bp. of St. Andrew's. when the male line of the family
1335. Sir Wm. Bullock. failed.
1350. Robt. Erskine, ld, of Erskine. 1680. Jas., D. of Monmouth and Buc-
1858. Thos., E. of Marr. cleugh ; beheaded.
1364. Michl. Monymusk, bp. of Dunkeld. | 1685. Chas., D. of Richmond and Lenox,
1368 Walter Biggar, parson of Errol. who surrendered the office to the
1378. John, ld. Glamis. crown in 1703; ut supra.
LORD HIGH CONSTABLES OF SCOTLAND,
THE Lord High Constable is an officer of great antiquity. He had
two grand prerogatives:–(1.)The keeping of the king's sword, which the
king, at his promotion, when he swears fealty, delivers to him naked.
Hence the badge of the Constable is a naked sword. (2) The absolute
and unlimited command of the king's armies while in the field, in the
absence of the king; but this command did not extend to castles and
garrisons. He was likewise judge of all crimes committed within two
jeagues of the king's house, a precinct which was called the Chalmer of
Peace.
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The jurisdiction of this officer came at last to be exercised only as to
crimes during the time of parliament, which some extended likewise to
all general conventions. The office was conferred heritably upon the
noble family of Erroll by king Robert Bruce, and with them it still
remains, having been expressly reserved by the Treaty of Union.
LoRD HIGH ConstABLES OF SCOTLAND.
* * Hugo de Morville; to David I. * * Roger de Quincy, E. of Winton; in
* * Edward; to David I. right of his wife, dau. of the lord
1163. Richd. de Morville. of Galloway.
* * Wm. de Morville, his son. * * Scierus de Quincy, E. of Winton,
* * Allan de Galloway, son to Rowland son to Roger; forfeited to Ro-
de Galloway, and Helena de Mor- bert I.
ville (sister of the last const.); to 1321. Sir Gilbert Hay, made heritable
Alexander II, - const., and cr. E. of Erroll.
* * Sir Leonard Leslie; to Alexander III.
EARLS MARISCHAL OF SCOTLAND.
THE office of Earl Marischal has never been out of the noble family of
Reith. It was reserved at the Union ; and when the heritable jurisdic-
tions were bought, it was in the crown, having been forfeited by the
rebellion of George Keith, Earl Marischal, in 1715.
KNIGHTS MARISCHAL OF SCOTLAND.
$ * * * 1832. Wm. Geo., E. of Erroll, Nov. 12, G.
* } tº tº kine. 1846. Wm. Alexr. Anthy. Archd. Hamil-
Hon. Jas. Erskine ton Douglas, c.c. M. of Douglas
1785. Sir Robt. Laurie, bt. and Clydesdale, June 27, G.; aft.
1805. Wm. Hay, E. of Erroll, Feb. 5, G. 11th D. of Hamilton; d. July
1819. Alexr. Keith, aft. Sir A., July 19, 15, 1863.
G. Office not filled up.
LORD HIGH COMMISSIONERS TO THE PARLIAMENTS
OF SCOTLAND.
From the accession of king James VI. to the throne of England, to
the Union of the two Kingdoms, when the office ceased, there
being but one parliament for Great Britain.
1605. John, E. of Montrose. 1669. John, E., aft. D. of Lauderdale.
1607. Ludovick, D. of Lenox and Rich- | 1670. The same.
mond. 1672. The same.
1609. Geo. Keith, E. marischal. w 1680. JAMEs, D. of YORK and ALBANY,
1621. Jas., M. of Hamilton. aft. king JAMES VII. of Scotland
1639. John, E. of Traquair. and II. of England.
1641. Jas., ld. Balmerino. 1685. Wm., D. of Queesberry.
1646. Jas. D. of Hamilton. 1686. Alexr., E. of Moray.
1660. John E. of Middleton. 1689. Wm., D. of Hamilton, elect. pres. of
1663. John, 7th E., aft. 1st D. of Rothes. the convention ; and when it was
508 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
turned into a parliament the same 1700. Jas., D. of Queensberry.
year, he was app. lá, high comml. 1702. The same.
1690. Geo., ld., aft. E. of Melville. 1703. The same.
Robt., E., aft. M. of Lothian. 1704. John, M. of Tweeddale, again.
1694. John, M. of Tweeddale. 1705. John, D. of Argyll.
1696. John, E. of Tullibardine, aft. D. of 1707. Jas., D. of Queensberry, again.
Athole. The LAST Lord High Commissioner.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF COUNTIES-SCOTLAND.
Lord Lieutenants of counties were first appointed in Scotland,
May 6, 1794.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ABERDEENSHIRE.
1794. Alexr., D. of Gordon, May 6, sw. 1861. Chas., M. of Huntly, Feb. 14.
1830. Geo., D. of Gordon, July 28. 1863. Fras. Alexr., E. of Kintore, Dec. 28,
1836. Wm. Geo. Erroll, K.T., June 6. G.
1846. Geo., E. of Aberdeen, K.T., Apr. 1880. John Campbell, E. of Aberdeen,
23. Sept. 18.
TIORD TLIEUTENANTS OF ARGYLESHIRE. “
1794. John, D. of Argyle, May 6, sw. 1839. John, M. of Breadalbane, Dec. 7.
1806. Geo. Wm., D. of Argyle. 1862. Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyle, Nov. 19.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF AYRSHIRE.
1794. Archibald, E. of Eglintoun, May 6, 1842. Archd. Wm., E. of Eglinton, Aug. 17.
SW, 1861. Archd., M. of Ailsa, Dec. 7.
1796. Hugh, E. of Eglintoun. 1870. John Hamilton, 10th E. of Stair,
1820. Geo., E. of Glasgow, Jan. 17. June 18.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BANFFSHIRE.
1794. Jas., E. of Fife, May 6, sw. 1856. Jas. Duff, aft. E. of Fife and K.T.,
1813. Jas., E. of Fife, aft. K.T., June Mar. 25.
12. 1879. Chas. Hy., D. of Richmond and
Gordon, K.G., Aug. 25.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BERWICKSHIRE.
1806. Alexr., 10th E. of Home. 1873. Jas. Hy. Robt., D. of Roxburghe,
1841. Jas., E. of Lauderdale, Nov. 3, K.T., July 9. "
G. 1879. Chas. Alexr. Home, c.c. 1d. Dum-
1860. David Robertson, Dec. 10. glass; aft. E. of Home, June 23.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF BUTESHIRE.
1806. Jno., 4th E., aft. 1st M. of Bute ; d. 1848. Ld. Patrick Jas. Herbert Crichton
Nov. 16, 1814. Stuart, Apr. 18, G. -
1814 or 1815. John, 2nd M. of Bute. 1859. Lt.-Col. Jas. Fredk. Dudley Crich-
ton Stuart, Nov. 19.
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LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CAITHNESS-SHIRE.
* * Jas., 12th E. of Caithness. 1856. Jas., 14th E. of Caithness, Mar. 5.
1823. Alexr., 13th E. of Caithness, Aug. | 1881. Geo. Philips Alexr., 15th E. of
22, G. Caithness, May 9, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CIACKMANNANSHIRE.
* * Wm. L. Cathcart. 1852. Wm. David, E. of Mansfield, K.T.
1803. Wm., 3rd E. of Mansfield, May 4. Aug. 2, G.
1840. Lt.-Col. Hon. Geo. Ralph Aber-
cromby, Apr. 25.
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF CROMARTY.
* * Robt. Bruce HEneas McLeod. Leveson-Gower,c. c.M. of Stafford;
1833. Roderick McLeod, May 8, G. aft. D. of Sutherland, Apr. 6.
1853. Geo. Granville Wnn. Sutherland-
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF DUMBARTONSHIRE.
* * John, 11th lä. Elphinstone. 1837. Sir Jas. Colquhoun, Jan. 16.
1794. Hon. Wm. Elphinstone. 1874. Humphrey Ewing Crum - Ewing,
1799. John, 12th lä. Elphinstone ; d. Feb. 26.
1813. 1887. Sir Jas. Colquhoun, bt., Sept. 1, G.
1813. Jas., 3rd D. of Montrose, K.G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF IDUMFRIESSEIIRE.
1794. Wm., D. of Queensberry, May 26; 1856. Archd. Wm. Douglas, c.c. visc,
d. 1810. Drumlanrig ; aft. M. of Queens-
1810. Chas. Wm. Hy., E. of Dalkeith ; aft. berry, Aug. 28.
D. of Buccleugh. 1858. Wm. Hy. Walter Montagu Douglas
1819. Chas., M. of Queensberry, K.T., Scott, s.c. E. of Dalkeith ; aft. D.
- June 14. of Buccleuch and Queensberry,
1837. John, M. of Queensberry, Dec. 13. Mar. 22.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF EDINBURGHSHIRE, OR MID-
LOTHIAN.
1794. Hy., D. of Buccleuch; aft. D. of 1819. Wm., 6th M. of Lothian, June 14, G.
Buccleuch and Queensberry, May | 1824. Geo., E. of Morton, K.T., June 2.
6, sw. ; d. Jan. 11, 1813. 1828. Walter Fras., D. of Buccleuch and
1813. Chas. Wm. Hy., D. of Buccleuch Queensberry ; aft. K.G., Jan. 3.
and Queensberry; d. Apr. 20, 1884. Archd. Philip, 5th E. of Rosebery,
1819. May 19, G.
LIEUTENANTS OF THE CITY OF EDINBURGH.
1837. Jas. Spittal, ld. provost of Edinburgh, and his suocessors in that office, Nov. 8, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ELGINSHIRE.
1794. Fras., 9th E. of Moray, May 6; d. 1848. Gen. Hon. Sir Alexr. Duff, Feb. 17, G.
Aug. 28, 1810. 1856. Geo. Skene Duff, Apr. 9, G.
1813 (about). Fras., 10th E. of Moray; aft. 1872. Alexr. Wm. Geo. Duff, c.c. visc.
- R. T. Macduff; aft. E. of Fife, Jan. 8.
510 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF FIFESHIRE.
1798. Geo., 20th E. of Crawford. 1837. Robt. Ferguson, Feb. 15, G.
1807. Thos., E. of Elgin and Kincardine, 1840. Capt. Jas. Erskine Wemyss, R.N.,
Mar. 14. Dec. 23.
Geo., 20th E. of Crawford, again, 1854. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine,
May 23; d. 1808. : K.T., Apr. 22.
1808. Geo., 18th E. of Morton. 1864. Jas. Hay Erskine Wemyss, Feb. 4,6.
1824. Thos., E. of Kellie, June 11, G. . Sir Robt. Anstruther, bt., June 11.
1828. Jas. St. Clair, E. of Rosslyn, Feb. 1886. Victor Alexr., E. of Elgin and Kin-
23, G. * cardine, Aug. 6, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF FORFARSHIRE.
1794. Archd., ld. Douglas, May 6, 1849. Fox Maule, aft. Ld. Panmure and
E. of Dalhousie, June 11, G.
SW.
1828. David, E. of Airlie, Feb. 14. 1874. Claude, E. of Strathmore and King-
- horn, Aug. 5.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF HADDINGTONSHIRE.
* * Geo., 7th M. of Tweeddale; d. Aug. 1823. Geo., 8th M. of Tweeddale; aft. K.T.,
9, 1804, Feb. 20, G.
* * Chas., 8th E. of Haddington d. 1876. Geo., E. of Haddington, Nov. 16.
Mar. 17, 1828.
TIORT) IIIEUTENANTS OF INVERNESS-SHIRE.
* * Sir Jas. Jno. Grant, bt. 1873. Hon. Simon Fraser, c.c. Master of
1809. Hon. Fras. Wm. Grant, aft. E. of Lovat ; aft. li. Lovat, Apr. 18.
Seafield, Sept. 16, G. 1887. Donald Cameron.
1853. Thos. Alexr., ld. Lovat, Aug. 30, G.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF RINCARDINESHIRE.
* * Anthy., E. of Kintore. 1856. Fras. Alexr., E. of Kintore, May 28,
1805. John, 8th Wisc. Arbuthnott. G
1847. Sir Thos. Burnett, bt., Apr. 24, G.
1849. Sir Jas. Carnegie, bt., aft. E. of
Southesk, Apr. 2, G.
1863. Sirjas. Horn Burnett, bt., Dec. 28,
G
1876. Sir Thos. Gladstone, bt., Oct 10, G.
TIORD IIHSUTENANTS OF KINROSS-SHIRE.
1794. Geo. Graham, May 6, sw. 1854. Sir Graham Graham Montgomery,
1802. Wrm. Adam, June 29, G. bt., Aug. 9, G.
1839. W. adm. Sir Chas. Adam, K.C.B.,
Apr. 1.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT STEWARTRY.
1794. Hon. Geo. Stewart, c. c. 1d. Garlies, 1828. Randolph Stewart, c.c. visc. Garlies;
Dec. 26. aft. E. of Galloway, July 28.
1807. Thos., E. of Selkirk, Mar. 28, G. 1845. Dunbar Jas., E. of Selkirk, June 2,
G. -
1820. Geo., E. of Galloway, June 15, G. 1885. Marmaduke, ld. Herries, May 28.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 511
1794.
1799.
1802.
* *
1816.
1825.
* *
1824.
1873.
1794.
1831.
1794.
1821.
* , 36
K"o
1830.
1794.
1810.
1820.
1822.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF IANARECSEHIRE.
Douglas, D. of Hamilton and Bran- 1852. Wm. Alexr. Anthy. Archd., D. of
don, May 6. Hamilton and Brandon, Oct. 6, G.
Archd., D. of Hamilton. 1863. Robt. Montgomery, ld. Belhaven,
Alexr., M. of Douglas ; aft. D. of K. T., Aug. 10, G.
Hamilton and Brandon, K.G., Nov. 1869. Sir Thos. Edwd. Colebrooke, bt.,
13, G. | Jan. 29, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF LINIITHGOWSHIRE.
Jas., 3rd E. of Hopetoun. 1843. Archd. John, 4th E. of Rosebery,
|
John, 4th E. of Hopetoun, July Apr. 20, G.
4, G. 1863. John Alexr. 6th E. of Hopetoun,
John, 5th E. of Hopetoun, Jan. 30, Sept. 30, G.
& |sis. Archd. Philip, 5th E. of Rosebery,
June 5, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MID-LOTHIAN.
See “Edinburghshire,” ante, p. 509.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF NAIRNSHIRE.
Jas. Brodie. 1880, Hugh Fife Ashley Brodie, Mar. 24,
Wm. Brodie, Feb. 12, G. e
Jas. Campbell Jno. Brodie, June26, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ORECNEY AND ZETLAND.
Sir Thos. Dundas, bt., aft. 1d. | 1839. Hon. John Chas. Dundas, Apr. 1,
Dundas; sw. May 6; d. June 14,
G.
1820. Vacancy until 1866. Fredk. Dundas, Mar. 9, G,
Lawrence, ld. Dundas, May 12, G. 1872. John Chas. Dundas, Dec. 21, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF PEEBLESHIRE.
Geo. la. Elibank, June 20, sw. 1853. Fras., 8th E. of Wemyss and
Fras., 7th E. of Wemyss ; aft. E. March, Aug. 10, G.
of Wemyss and March, Mar. 12. | 1880. Colin Jas. Mackenzie, Apr. 21, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF PERTHSHIRE.
John, 4th D. of Athole, K. T.; d. 1866. Geo. Wm. Fox, ld. Kinnaird, Feb.
Sept. 29, 1830. 28, G.
Thos. Robt., 10th E. of Kinnoull, 1878. John Jas. Hugh Hy., D. of Athole,
Oct. 18, G. R. T., Feb. 12, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF RENFREWSHIRE.
Wm. M*Dowall, May 6, Sw. 1826. Archd. Campbell.
Geo., E. of Glasgow, Apr. 28, G. 1838 or 1839. Alexr. Spiers, Aug. 9.
Robt. Walter, ld. Blantyre, Feb. 25, 1844. Jas., E. of Glasgow, Oct. 21, G.
G. 1869. Sir Michl. Robt. Shaw Stewart, bt.,
Sir Michl. Shaw Stewart, bt., Dec. Apr. 23.
16, G.
512
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* 3&
1814–5. Sir Hector Mackenzie, bt.
1826.
1794.
1804.
1812.
1794.
1819.
1823.
1794.
1837.
1843.
1794.
I79–.
1794.
1807.
1828.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF ROSS-SHIRE.
Fras. Humberstone Mackenzie, aft. 1843. Col. Hugh Duncan Baillie. Mar. 22, G.
ld. Seaforth ; d. 1814. 1866. Sir Jas. Matheson, July 2, G.
1879. Duncan Davidson, Feb. 18, G.
1881. Sir Kenneth Smith Mackenzie, bt.,
Dec. 3, G.
Sir Jas. Wemyss Mackenzie, bt.,
May 11, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ROXBURGHSHIRE.
John, D. of Roxburgh, May 6, sw. 1824. John. Wm. Robt.. 7th M. of
Hy., D. of Buccleuch, aft. D. of Lothian, June 2, G.
Buccleuch and Queensberry; d. 1841. Walter Francis, D. of Buccleuch
Jan. 11, 1812. and Queensberry, K. G., Dec. 2, G.
Wm., E. of Ancrum, aft. 6th M. 1884. Jas. Hy. Robt., D. of Roxburgh,
of Lothian; aft. K. T. May 19, G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SELECIRESHIRE.
Chas. Wm. Hy., E. of Dalkeith ; 1845. Hy. Fras. 1d. Polwarth, Dec. 8,
aft. D. of Buccleuch and Queens-
berry, May 6,sw.; d. Apr. 20, 1819.
Fras., ld. Napier ; sw.
Hy. Jas., ld. Montagu, Sept. 2, G.
1867. Alan Eliot Lockhart, Nov. 19, G.
1878. Walter Hugh, ld. Polwarth, May 6,
G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SHETTIAND.
See “Orkney and Zetland,” ante, p. 511.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF STIRLINGSPHIRE.
Jas., 3rd D. of Montrose; aft. K. 1875. Chas. Adolphs., E. of Dunmore, Feb.
G., May 6, sw. 16, G. -
Geo., ld. Abercromby, Jan. 23, G. 1885. Douglas Beresford Malise Ronald,
Jas., 4th D. of Montrose, Feb. 5th D. of Montrose, July 23,
28, G. G.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SUTELERLANDSHIRE.
Granville, 2nd E. Gower ; aft. 1831. Ceo. Granville Leveson-Gower, c.c.
1st M. of Stafford; res. 179–; E. Gower; aft. c.c. M. of Staf-
d. 1803. ford; aft. second D. of Suther-
Geo. Granville Leveson-Gower, c.c. land; d. Feb. 28, 1861.
E. Gower; aft. 2nd M. of Staf- 1861. Geo. Granville Wm., 3rd D. of
ford and 1st D. of Sutherland; Sutherland, May 6, G.
res. 1831; d. 1833.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WIGTONSHIRE.
John, 7th E. of Galloway, May lies; aft. E. of Galloway, July
29.
28, G.
Geo., E. of Galloway, Mar. 28, 1851. John Hamilton Dalrymple, aft. c.c.
visc. Dalrymple, and aft. 10th E.
of Stair.
G.
Randolph Stewart, c.c. visc. Gar-
IORD IIIEUTENANTS OF ZETLAND.
See “Orkney and Zetland,” ante, p. 511.
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HERALDIC OFFICERS OF SCOTLAND.
IN Scotland all heraldic matters are transacted in what is called the
Lyon Court, at the head of which is Lyon KING OF ARMs. Under
him was a deputy called Lyon DEPUTE ; but in 1866 the then holder of
that office was appointed Lyon King of Arms, and the two offices may
now be considered as united. There are also a Lyon CLERK and a Lyon
CLERK DEPUTE besides several Heralds and Pursuivants. For further
information the reader is referred to Seton's Scotch Heraldry, from
which the following lists have been compiled.
LYON KINGS OF ARMS.
1437. Alexr. Nairne. 1660. Sir Alexr. Durham, Aug. 28.
1450–90. Duncan Dundas. 1663. Sir Chas. Erskine, bt.
1504. Hy. Thomson. 1677. Sir Alexr. Erskine.
1512. Sir Wm. Cumyng. 1726. f— Cocherne, or Cochrane.
1530. Sir David Lindsay (No. 1), of the f Alexr. Drummond.
Mount, co. Fife. 1727. Alexr. Brodie, July 6.
1555. Sir Robt. Forman. 1754. John Hooke-Campbell, Apr. 3.
1567. Sir Wm. Stewart, form. Ross Herald, 1796. Robt. Auriol, 9th E. of Kinnoull,
Feb. 20. May 26.
1568. Sir David Lindsay (No. 2), of 1804. Thos. Robt., 10th E. of Kinnoull,
Rathillet, co. Fife ; Aug. 22. Apr. 12; d. Feb. 18, 1866.
1591. Sir David Lindsay (No. 3), of the 1886. Geo. Burnett, lyon dep., app. L. K. A.
Mount, co. Fife. Aug. 3, G.; and the office of lyon
1621. Sir Jerome Lindsay, June 27. dep. not filled up. Burnett acted
1630. Sir Jas. Balfour, June 15. as interim L. K. A. from the death
1658. Sir Jas. Campbell, May 13. of the E. of Kinnoull.
1660. Gilbert Stewart, Aug. 21.
f These names occur in Noble’s “College of Arms,” but are considered doubtful by
Seton, -
LYON'S DEPUTE.
* * Robt. Innes; in 1681. 1819. Geo. Tait, Apr. 24.
1728. John Dundas, Feb. 1. 1823. Geo. Clerk Craigie, Apr. 1.
1744. Thos. Dundas, jr., June 18. 1827. Jas. Tytler (jointly with Craigie),
1754. Thos. Brodie, Sept. 7. June 2; sole lyon dep. from 1845.
1770. Robt. Boswell, Nov. 2. 1863. Geo. Burnett, Feb. 9 ; made L. K. A.
1796. Jas. Home, Aug. 8. Aug. 3, 1866; and the office of
1819. David Clyne, Feb. 21. lyon dep. was not filled up.
SCOTCH HERALDS AND PURSUIVANTS.
THE following are the names of the various Scotch Heralds and Pur-
suivants. Those marked * are still existing. The other titles are either
extinct or in abeyance.
HERALDs.
ISLAY. x- | *MARCHMONT. ROSS.
*ROTHESAY. *ALBANY. SNOWDON.
PURSUIVANTs.
JKINTYRE. | *CARRICK. ORMOND.
DINGWALL. *BUTE. *UNICORN.
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JUDGES AND OTHER LEGAL DIGNITARIES OF
SCOTLANT).
LORD CHANCELLOR'S OF SCOTLAND.
THE Lord Chancellor was the chief in matters of justice. In the laws
of Malcolm II. he is placed before all other officers, and from these
laws it appears that he had the principal direction of the Chancery or
Chancellary. He had the custody of the great seal of Scotland, and it
was his duty to examine the king’s grants and other deeds which were
to pass under it, and to cancel them if they appeared against law, or
were obtained surreptitiously, or by false suggestions.
James VI. ordained that the Tord Chancellor should have the first
place and rank in the nation, ratione officii, by virtue whereof he pre-
sided in the parliament, and in all courts of judicature. After the
Testoration of Charles II, the Lord Chancellor was declared by act
of parliament, virtute officii, president in all the meetings of parliament,
or other public judicatures of the kingdom.
The office of Lord Chancellor was abolished at the Union, there being
no further use for the judicial part of the office, and a lord keeper of
the seal then substituted for the great seal of Scotland was appointed.
LORD CHANCELLORS OF SCOTLAND.
From the year 1057 to the abolition of the office.
1057. Evan, surn. Canmore; to Malcolm | 1183. Walterus de Beide.
III. 1187. Walterus de Widone.
1093. Oswald; to Donald VII. - 1189. Hugo de Roxburgh, bp. of Glasgow.
1094. Earl Constantine; to Duncan II. the 1192. Willielmus de Lundyne.
Usurper. 1199. Wm. Malvoisine, bp. of St. Andrew's.
Sphothad, abb. of the religious Cul- | 1202. Florence, bp. elect of Glasgow.
dees ; to Duncan. * * Richard, aft. bp. of Dunkeld.
1097. Earl Rorey; to Donald VII., after | 1211. Willielmus de Bosco, or Wood, bp.
the expulsion of Duncan. of Dumblane.
1098. Humphrey, bp. of Dunkeld; to 1214. Willielmus Riddel.
Iºdgar. Robt. Kildelicht, abb. of Dunferm-
1107. Constantine, E. of Fife ; to Alexr. I. line.
1124. Herbert, aft. bp. of Glasgow. 1216. Walterus de Oliford.
1125. Walter. 1226. Thos. de Stryvelin, archdn. of Glas-
1129. John, bp. of Glasgow. gow.
* * Herbert, gr. chambn. 1227. Matth. Scot, bp. of Aberdeen.
1147. Edward. - 1230. Wm. de Lindesay.
* * Wm. Cuming. 1231. Wm. de Bondington, bp. of Glasgow.
* * Hy., E. of Northumberland. * * Richd. de Innerkeithing, aft. bp. of
1151. Ingelramus, aft. bp. of Glasgow. Dunkeld.
1153. Walter Seneschallus. * * Wm. de Huntington.
1157. Gregory, bp. of Dunkeld. 1247. Wrm, de Bond.
1161. Nicolaus, chambn. 1251. Gameline, bp. of St. Andrew's.
1163. Williclmus de Ripariis, prior of St. 1253. Richd. de Innerkeithing, bp. of
Andrew's. Dunkeld.
1165. Hugo de Morville, ld, of Lauderdale, 1256, Wm. Wisehart, bp. of Glasgow; aft.
1171. Walter de Bidun, bp. elect of Dum- bp. of St. Amdrew's.
keld. 1273. Wm. Fraser, dean of Glasgow; aft.
1178. Roger (son to the E. of Leicester), bp. of St. Andrew’s. -
bp. of St. Andrew's. 1295. Alexr. de Baliol.
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1295. Allan, bp. of Caithness; confirmed 1506. Andr. Foreman, abp. of St. An-
in the office by Edward I. of Eng- drew’s.
land, as superior. 1510. Alexr. Stuart (natural son to James
1298. Maurice, or Marcus, bp. of the Isles. IV.), abp. of St. Andrew's.
Adam, aft. bp. of Brechin. 1512. Jas. Bethune, abp. of St. Andrew's.
1801. Bernard, abb. of Aberbrothock. 1525. Archd., E. of Angus; consort to the
* * Nicolas de Balmyle, bp. of Dum- queen-mother.
blame. 1528. Gavin Dunbar, abp. of Glasgow;
1327. Walter Twynham, canon of Glasgow. tutor to James V.
1345. Patrick de Leuchars, bp. of Brechin. * * David Bethune, cardl., and abp. of
1347. Thos. de Carnsto, or Charteris de St. Andrew’s.
Kinfawns. 1546. John Hamilton, abp. of St. Andrew's.
1349. Wm. Caldwall, preb. of Glasgow. 1561. Geo., 2nd E. of Huntly.
1367. Patrick de Leuchars, bp. of Brechin, Monsr. de Ruby, a French lawyer;
again. made chancellor for a short time
* * Sir John Carrick, preb. of Glasgow. by the queen-regent.
1377. John Peebles, bp. elect of Dunkeld. 1562. Jas., E. of Morton.
1880. John Lyon, lol. Glamis. 1567. Geo., 2nd E. of Huntly, again.
* * Sir John Carrick, again. Jas., E. of Morton, again.
1395. Sir Alexr. Cockburn, of Langton. 1572. Archd., E. of Argyll.
* * Duncan Petit, archdm. of Glasgow. | 1573. John, ld. Glamis.
* * Gilbert Greenlaw, bp. of Aberdeen; 1578. John Stuart, E. of Athole.
to Robert III., and during the 1579. Colin, 6th E. of Argyll.
administrations of Robert and | 1584. Jas. Stewart, E. of Arran.
Murdoch, dukes of Albany. 1587. Sir John Maitland, of Thirlestane.
1422. Sir John Forrester, of Corstorphine. 1597. John, E. of Montrose.
1424. Wm. Lauder, bp. of Glasgow. 1605. Alexr., E. of Dunfermline.
1427. John Cameron, bp. of Glasgow. 1622. Sir Geo. Hay, aft. visc. Dupplin,
* * Sir Wm.,aft.ld. Crichton; turned out. and E. of Kinnoull.
1444. Jas, Kennedy, bp. of St. Andrew's; 1634. John Spottiswood, abp. of St. An-
held office only a few weeks. drew’s.
Jas. Bruce, bp. of Dunkeld; aft. bp. 1641. John, E. of Loudoun.
of Glasgow. 1660. Wm., E. of Glencairn.
1447. Wm., ld. Crichton, again. 1664. John, E., aft. D. of Rothes.
1455. Wm., E. of Orkney and Caithness. 1682. Geo., E. of Aberdeen.
1458. Geo. Shoreswood, bp. of Brechin. 1684. Jas., E. of Perth.
1460. Robt., ld. Boyd. Wm., D. of Hamilton, e
* * Andrew, ld. Evandale. 1690. ſº E. of Argyll, *
1482. John Laing, bp. of Glasgow Geo., E. of Sutherland. | *8.
1483. Jas. Livingston, bp. of Dunkeld. 1692. John, M. of Tweeddale.
1484. Colin, 1st E. of Argyll. 1696. Patrick, ld. Polwarth; aft. E. of
1489. Wm. Elphinstone, bp. of Aberdeen. Marchmont.
1493. Archd., E. of Angus. 1702. Jas. (son to the 3rd E. of Findlater),
1498. Geo., E. of Huntly, 1st visc., and E. of Seafield.
1500. Jas. Stuart (second son to James 1704. John, M. of Tweeddale.
III.), D. of Ross, and abp. of St. 1705. Jas., 1st E. of Seafield, again; aft.
Andrew's. 4th E. of Findlater.
Office abolished at the Union.
LORD PRESIDENTS AND JUDGES OF THE COURT OF
SESSION.
THE Court of Session is the supreme civil court of justice in Scotland.
It received its name and derives its constitution under a statute passed
in the 20th year of James W., 1532. Previously to this year the
functions now discharged by this court were performed by parliamen-
tary committees; and until the period of the Revolution the condition
of the court was very defective. The judges, upon their appointment,
assume a title from their surnames or their estates, which is conceded
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516 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
to them by ancient usage, and though purely official, is recognised by
courtesy in social intercourse.
The Court, the constitution of which has been modified from time to
time by a series of statutes too numerous to quote, is now composed of
thirteen judges, who sit in an inner house or court of appeal, and an
outer house or court of first instance. The inner house sits in two
divisions of four judges each, the Lord Justice General (Lord Presi-
dent) presiding in the first division, and the Lord Justice Clerk in the
second ; the outer house is composed of five judges, who sit in separate
courts as judges of first instance.
DOED PRESIDENTS OF THE COURT OF SESSION.
1532. Alexr. Milne, abb. of Cambusken- 1698. Sir Robt. Berwick.
neth. 1707. Sir Hew Dalrymple, of North Ber-
1543. Robt. Reid, bp. of Orkney. wick.
1558. Hy. Sinclair, bp. of Ross. 1737. Duncan Forbes, of Culloden.
1565. John Sinclair, bp. of Brechin. 1748. Robt. Dundas, of Armiston.
1566. Wm. Baillie, of Provand. 1754. Robt. Craigie, of Glendoick.
1567. Sir Jas. Balfour, of Pittendrich. 1760. Robt. Dundas, of Arniston, son of the
1593. Sir Alexr. Seton, ld. Urquhart, aft. ld. pres. app. in 1748.
E. of Dunfermline. 1787. Thos. Miller, of Glenlee, aft. bt.
1605. Jas. Elphinstone, ld. Balmerino. 1789. Ilay Campbell, of Succoth; aft. bt. ;
1609. John Preston, of Fenton Barns. res. 1808; d. 1823.
1616. Thos. Hamilton, ld. Binning. 1808. Robt. Blair, of Avonton ; d. 1811.
1626. Sir Jas. Skene, of Curriehill. 1811. Chas. Hope, of Granton, res. 1841.
1633. Sir Robt. Spottiswood, of New On the death of the D. of Montrose,
Abbey. ld. just. gen. of Scotland in 1836,
1661. Sir John Gilmour, of Craigmiller. that office was, under 11 Geo. IV.
1671. Sir Jas. Dalrymple, aft. visc. Stair. and 1 Wm. IV., cap. 65, united
1681. Sir Geo. Gordon, aft. E. of Aber- with that of the lă, pres. of the ct.
deen. of sess.
1682. Sir David Falconer, of Newton. 1841. David Boyle.
1685. Sir Geo. Lockhart, of Carnwath. 1852. Duncan McNeill, of Colonsay, May
1689. Sir Jas. Dalrymple, again ; aft. 1st 15, G.; aft. li. Colonsay.
visc. Stair. 1867. Jno. Inglis, of Glencorse, Feb. 25, G.
LORD JUSTICE CLERKs.
* * Wm. de Camera; to David II. 1702. Roderick Mackenzie, of Prestonhall.
* * Adam Forrester; to David II. 1705. Adam Cokburne, of Ormiston.
1478. Wm. Halket, of Belfico. 1710. Jas. Erskine, of Grange.
1491. Richd. Lawson, of Heirigs. 1714. Adam Cokburne, of Ormiston,
1507. Jas. Henderson, of Fordil. again.
1513. Jas. Wishart, of Pittarrow. 1735. Andrew Fletcher, of Milton.
1524. Nicolas Crawford, of Oxengang. 1748. Chas. Erskine, of Tinwald.
1537. Adam Otterburn, of Redhall. 1763. Sir Gilbert Elliot, of Minto, bt.
Thos. Scott, of Pitgorn. 1766. Thos. Miller, of Glenlee, aft. Sir T.,
1539. Thos. Ballenden, of Auchinoul. bt.
1540. Hy. Balneaves. 1788. Robt. Mac Queen, of Braxfield.
1547. Sir John Ballenden, of Auchinoul. 1799. David Rae, of Eskgrove, aft. Sir D.,
1578. Sir Lewis Ballenden, of Auchinoul. bt.
1591. Sir John Cockburn, of Ormistoun. 1804. Chas. Hope, of Granton.
1625. Sir Geo. Elphinston, of Blythswood. 1811. David Boyle.
1634. Sir Jas. Carmichael, of Carmichael. 1841. John Hope.
1637. Sir John Hamilton, of Orbiston. 1858. Jno. Inglis, of Glencorse, July 9, G.
1661. Sir Robt. Murray. 1867. Geo. Patton, Feb. 27, G.
1663. Sir Jas. Foulis, of Collingtoun. 1869. Jas. Moncrieff, of Tulliebole, Aug.
1688. Sir John Dalrymple, aft. 2nd visc. 14, G.; aft. li. Moncrieff; res.
and 1st E. of Stair. Oct. 1888.
1689. Sir Robt. Sinclair, of Stevenson. 1888, Jno. Hay Athole Macdonald, of
1693. Sir Wm. Hamilton, of Whitelaw. Kingsburgh, Oct. 20, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
517°
ExTRAORDINARY LORDS OF SESSION.
THE designation “Extraordinary Lords of Session,” expresses a distinction between
those functionaries and the Ordinary Lords of Session. The Extraordinary Lords of
Session were lords of parliament appointed by the crown to sit and vote in court along
with
termed it, was abolished by 10 Geo. I., cap.
1539.
1541.
1542.
1562.
1563.
1565.
1566.
1567.
1569.
1570.
1573.
1574.
1575.
1578.
1583.
1584.
1585.
1586.
1587.
1588.
1591.
1592.
1593.
1594.
1596.
1599.
1601.
1608.
1610.
the permanent judges.
Wm., ld. Ruthven.
John, ld. Erskine.
Wm., E. marischal.
Wm., E. of Rothes.
Robt., ld. Maxwell.
John, ld. Lindsay.
Geo., la, Seton.
Alexr., ld. Livingston.
Jas., ld. Ogilvie.
Jas., ld, Innermeath.
. Sir Richd. Maitland, of Lethington.
Adam Livingstone, of Dunipace.
. Wrm., E. marischal.
Wm. Maitland, of Lethington.
Jas. Balfour, parson of Flisk.
John Wood, of Tulliedairie.
Adam, bp. of Orkney.
Alexr. bp. of Galloway.
Edwd. Henryson.
John Wood, of Tulliedairie, again.
Gavin Hamilton, commend. of Kil-
winning.
Sir John Wisehart, of Pittarrow.
Mark Ker, commend. of Newbattle.
John, ld. Glamis.
Robt., ld. Boyd.
Sir John Wisehart, of Pittarrow.
Hy. , commend. of Balmerino.
Patrick, mast. of Gray.
Robt., ld. Boyd.
Wm., ld. Ruthven.
Jas. Stuart, E. of Arram.
Jas., lil. Doune.
John, E. of Montrose.
Patrick, ld. Gray.
Mark Ker, aft. E. of Lothian.
Alexr. Seton, prior of Pluscardin.
Thos. Lyon, of Balduckie.
Robt., ld, Boyd, again.
Sir John Seton, of Barnes.
John Cokburne, of Ormiston.
John, E. of Montrose.
Sir Thos. Lyon, of Auldbar.
Walter Stewart, commend. Of Blan-
tyre; aft. la. Blantyre.
Sir Robt. Melville, of Burntisland.
Peter, bp. of Dunkeld.
Alexr., mast. of Elphinstone.
Sir Robt. Melville, of Burntisland,
again.
Sir Alexr. Drummond, of Medhope.
Walter, ld. Blantyre.
Alexr., mast. of Livingston, again.
Sir Rbt. Melville, of Burntisland,again.
John, abp. of Glasgow.
Peter Pollock, of Piltoun.
This “manifest impropriety,”
19 (1723).
1620.
1622.
1626.
1628.
1629.
1630.
1631.
1633.
1634.
1635.
1639.
1641.
1649.
1661.
1662.
1664.
1667.
1668.
1669.
1673.
1674.
1680.
1681.
1682.
1684.
1686.
1693.
1694.
1696.
1699.
1704.
1708.
1712.
1721.
as a writer justly
John, ld. Erskine.
Sir Robt.Spottiswood, of New Abbey.
Sir Archd, Napier, of Merchiston.
David, ld. Carnegie.
John, E. of Lauderdale.
Patrick, bp. of Ross.
John, ld. Erskine, again.
Sir Archd. Acheson, of Glencairnie.
Wm., E. of Menteith.
Sir Andrew Ker, mast. of Jedburgh.
Sir John Scot, of Scotstarvet.
Sir John Hamilton, of Magdalens.
John, E. of Traquair.
Wm., visc., aft. E. of Stirling.
Sir John Hay, of Barro.
John, bp. of Ross.
Archd., ld. Lorne,
Wm., ld. Alexander.
Archd., ld. Angus.
Archd., E. of Argyll.
Archd., ld. Angus, again.
John, ld. Lindsay.
John, ld. Balmerino.
John, ld. Coupar.
John, E. of Cassilis.
John, E. of Crauford.
John, E. of Rothes.
John, E. of Lauderdale.
John, E. of Cassilis, again.
John, E. of Middleton.
John, E. of Tweeddale.
Alexr., abp. of Glasgow.
AleXr., E. of Kincardine.
Jas., M. of Montrose.
John, E. of Dumfermline.
John, E, of Athole.
Archd., E. of Argyll.
Alexr., E. of Moray.
Wm., E. of Queensberry.
Jas., E. of Perth.
Chas., E. of Middleton.
Wm., D. of Hamilton.
Patrick, E. of Strathmore.
Wm., D. of Queensberry.
Wm., M. of Annandale.
Patrick, la. Polwarth, aft. E. of
Marchmont.
Wm., D. of Hamilton, again,
Archd., E., aft. D. of Argyll.
Jas., D. of Queensberry.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
John, D. of Argyll.
Archd., E. of Isla, aft. D. of Argyll.
John, D. of Athole.
John, M. of Tweeddale. The last
Extraordinary Lord of Session.
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ORDINARY LORDS OF SESSION.
THE title assumed by each lord is affixed to his name ; thus “William Scott–Bal-
werie” (1532), means that this judge was styled Lord Balwerie.
1532.
1537.
1538.
1239.
1540.
1541.
1542.
1543.
1544.
1547.
1548.
1553.
1554.
Richd. Bothwell, rect. of Eskirk.
John Dingwall, prov. of Trinity,
Edinburgh.
Hy. Whyte, rect. of Finevin.
Wm. Gibson, dean of Restalrig.
Thos. Hay, dean of Dunbar.
*Robt. Reid, abb. of Kinloss.
*Geo. Ker, prov. of Dunglass.
Wm. Scott–Balwerie.
Sir John Campbell—Lundie.
Sir Jas. Colville—Easter Wemyss.
Adam Otterburn—Auldhame.
Nicol Crawford—Oxengang.
Fras. Bothwell.
Jas. Lawson.
Jas. (? John) Foulis—Collington.
Walter Lindesay, ld. St. John.
Sir Thos. Erskine—Brechin.
Thos. Bannatyne.
Robt. Galbraith, parson of Spot.
Hy. Sinclair, dean of Glasgow.
Hy. Balnavis, Hall Hill (No. 1). '
Thos. Scot—Abbotshall.
John Letham, rect, of Kilchrist.
D. Brithman.
Hy. Lauder—St. Germain's.
John Sinclair, dean of Restalrig.
Wm. Lamb, rect. of Conveth.
Geo. Durie, abb. of Dunfermline.
Donald Campbell, abb. of Cupar.
Andrew Durio, abb. of Melrose.
Gavin Hamilton, abb. of Kilwinning.
John Foulis—Collington.
John Waddell, parson of Flisk.
John Gladstaines.
David Strachan.
John Hamilton, abb. of Paisley.
Abb. of Lindores.
Abb. of Culross.
Abb. of Pittenweem.
Thos. Wemyss.
Sir Robt. Carnegie—Kinnaird.
Geo. Hay, parson of Renfrew.
John Hamilton, abp. of St. Andrew's.
Geo. Duric, commend. of Dumferm-
line.
Jas. Macgill—Rankeilor Nether.
Abrm. Creighton, prov. of Dunglass.
John Stevenson, precentor of Glasgow.
Wrm. Baillie—Provand.
Jas. Scott, prov. of Corstorphine.
Sir John Ballenden—Auchinoul.
Thos. Marjoribanks—Ratho.
Wm. Chisolme, bp. of Dunblane.
Sir Wm. Hamilton—Sanquhar.
1560,
1561.
I562.
1563.
1564.
1565.
1566.
I570.
1573.
1575.
1576.
1577.
1578.
1579.
1580.
1581.
1582.
1584.
1586.
1587.
1588.
1590.
1591.
1592.
1593.
1594.
1595.
Archd. Dunbar, sub-chanter of Mo-
ray.
Sir Richd. Maitland—Lethington.
John Spence—Condie.
Hy. Balnavis—Hall Hill (No. 2).
Jas. Balfour, parson of Flisk.
John Leslie, parson of Oyne.
Robt. Maitland, dean of Aberdeen.
David Chalmers—Ormond.
Adam Bothwell, bp. of Orkney.
Sir Wm. Maitland—Lethington.
Archd. Craufurd, parson of Eglis-
hame.
. Robt. Pitcairne, commend. of Dun-
fermline,
John Maitland, commend. of Cold-
ingham.
Archd. Douglass, parson of Douglass.
Thos. Macallyean—Clifton Hall.
David Borthwick—Lochill.
Jas. Meldrum—Segie.
Robt. Pont, prov. of Trinity College.
Wm. Douglass—Whittinghame.
Alexr. Colvill, abbot of Culross.
Patrick Vanse—Barnbarrow.
Thos. Bellenden—Newtyle.
Archd. Douglass, parson of Glas-
gow.
Alexr. Hay—Easter Kennet.
Robt. Creighton, or Crichton —
Elliock.
John Maitland—Thirlestane.
John Lindsay, parson of Menmure.
David Macgill—Nisbet.
John Graham—Hallyards.
Sir Lewis Ballenden—Auchinoul,
John Bartane, deam of Dunkeld.
David Chalmers—Ormond.
Jas. Elphinstone—Innermochtie.
John Colvill, chanter of Glasgow.
Alexr. Colvill, commend. of Culross.
Wm. Melville, commend. of Tong-
land.
Alexr. Seton, ld. Urquhart.
Archd. Douglas—Whittinghame.
Thos. Bellenden—Newtyle.
Richd. Cockburne—Clerkintoun.
Andr. Wemyss—Myrecairnie.
Thos. Hamilton–Drumcairne.
Sir John Cockburn—Ormistoun.
Sir Thos. Lyon—Auldbar.
John Bothwell, commend. of Holy-
rood House.
John Skene—Currie Hill.
John Preston—Fenton Bars.
* In the original nomination, Robert Chanwell and Arthur Boyes were inserted ; but
in their absence the abbot of Kinloss and the provost of Dunglass were chosen, and
admitted by the king.
officiated.
It does not appear that Robert Chanwell or Arthur Boyes ever
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519
1597.
1598.
1604.
1629.
1632.
1634.
1636.
1637.
1639.
David Macgill—Cranston Riddel.
Edwd. Bruce—Kinloss.
Sir David Lindsay—Edzell.
Alexr. Hay—Fosterseat.
Sir Jas. Wemyss—Bogie.
Sir Lewis Craig–Wright's Land.
Sir John Wemyss—Craigtoun.
. Thos. Hamilton—Prestonfield.
. Sir Andr. Hamilton—Redhouse
. Sir Wm. Livingston—Kilsyth.
. Sir Alexr. Hay—Newton.
. Wrm. Oliphant—Newton.
. Sir Jas. Skene–Currie Hill.
. Sir Gideon Murray—Elibank.
. David Carnegie—Carnegie.
. Sir Geo. Erskine–Innerteil.
. John Maitland, visc. Lauderdale.
. Sir Alex. Gibson—Durie.
. Thos. Henderson—Chesters.
Sir John Hamilton—Magdalens.
. Sir Archd. Napier—Merchistoun.
Sir Andr. Fletcher—Innerpeffer.
. Sir Robt. Spottiswood—New Abbey.
Alexr. Seton—Kilcreuch.
Sir Geo. Auchinleck—Balmanno.
Sir Alexr. Napier—Laurieston.
Sir Archd. Acheson—Glencairnie.
Jas. Bannatyne—Newhall.
Alexr. Morison—Preston Grange.
Sir Jas. Learmonth—Balcomie.
Geo. Haliburton—Fodderance.
Sir Jas. (? Wm.) Oliphant—Newton.
Sir Jas. Macgill—Cranston Riddel.
Sir John Hope—Craighall,
Sir John Scot—Scotstarvet.
Sir John Hay—Barro.
Patrick Nisbet——Eastbank.
Sir John Hamilton—Orbieston.
Sir Wm. Elphinstone.
Adam Cunninghame—Woodhall.
Sir Jas. Carmichael—Carmichael.
Sir Alexr. Falc ner—Halkertoun.
NEW COMMISSION BY ACT OF PARLIA-
1641.
1646.
1649.
MENT, 13th November, 1641.
Sir Geo. Erskine—Innerteil.
Sir Alexr. Gibson—Durie.
Sir Amdr. Fletcher—Innerpeffer.
Sir John Hamilton—Orbiestoun.
Sir Jas. Carmichael–Carmichael.
Sir Jas. Learmonth—Balcomie.
Sir Jas. Macgill–Cranston Riddel.
Sir Geo. Haliburton—Fodderance.
Sir John Hope—Craighall.
Sir John Scot—Scutstarvet.
Sir Alexr. Falconer—Halkertoum.
Sir John Leslie—Newton.
Sir Thos. Hope—Kerse.
Sir Archd. Johnston—Warriston.
Sir Adam Hepburn—Humbie.
Sir Alexr. Gibson——Durie.
Sir Jas. Lockhart—Lee.
Sir Alexr. Belsches—Tofts.
Sir Jas. Hope—Hopetoun.
1649.
Robt. Bruce—Droomhall.
Alexr. Pearson—South Hall.
Robt. Macgill—Ford.
Sir Wm. Scott–Clerkintoun.
Geo. Winram—Libbertoun.
Alexr. Brodie—Brodie.
John Dickson—Hartree.
Sir Hew Campbell—Cesnçck.
COMMISSIONERS FOR ADMINISTRATIONAOF
JUSTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND ;
APPOINTED BY OLIVER CROMWELL.
1654.
1655.
1656.
1657.
LORDS OF
1661.
1662.
1663.
1664.
1665.
1668.
1669.
1671.
1672.
1674.
1676.
1677.
1679.
1680.
1681.
1682.
Geo. Smyth.
Wm. Laurence.
Edwd. Mosely.
John Swinton—Swinton.
Alexr. Pearson—South Hall.
Sir Jas. Learmonth—Balcomie.
Andr. Ker.
Sir Wm. Lockhart.
Jas. Dalrymple—Stair.
Sir Archd. Johnston—Warriston.
Alexr. Brodie—Brodie,
SESSION APPOINTED AT THE
RESTORATION.
Alexr. Falconer—Halkertoun.
Sir Archd. Primrose—Carrington.
Sir Robt. Murray, ld, just.-clk.
Sir Jas. Macgill—Cranston Riddel.
Sir Jas. Lockhart—Lee.
Sir Geo. Mackenzie—Tarbet.
Sir Archd. Stirling—Carden.
Sir Jas. Foulis—Collington.
Sir Jas. Dalrymple—Stair.
Sir Robt. Nairne—Strathurd.
Robt. Burnet—Crimond.
Jas. Roberton—Bedley.
John Scougal—Whitekirk.
Andr. Ayton—Kinglassie.
Sir David Nevoy—Nevoy.
Sir Jas. Dundas—Arnistom.
John Hume–Renton.
Sir John Nisbet—Dirleton.
Sir John Baird—Newbyth.
Sir John Lockhart—Castlehill.
Sir Peter Wedderburn–Gosfoord.
Chas. Maitland—Halton.
Sir Thos. Wallace—Craigie.
Sir Andr. Ramsay—Abbotshall,
Sir Richd. Maitland—Pittrichie,
Sir Robt. Preston—Preston.
Sir David Balfour—Torret,
Sir Thos. Murray—Glendoick.
Sir Jas. Foulis—Reidfurd.
Sir David Falcomer—Newton.
Sir Alexr. Seton—Pitmedden.
Sir Roger Hogg–Harcarse.
Sir Andr. Birnie—Saline.
Sir Geo. Gordon—Haddo.
Sir Geo. Mackenzie-Tarbet.
Sir Patrick Ogilvie—Boyne.
Jno. Murray—-Drumcairne.
Sir Geo. Nicolson—Konnay.
Jno. Wauchope—Edmonstone,
520.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1683.
1685.
1687.
1688.
1688.
I689.
1693.
1696.
1699.
1701.
1704.
1705.
1707.
1709.
1710.
1711.
1712.
1714.
1718.
1724.
1726.
1727.
1729.
1730.
1732.
1733.
1734.
1735.
1737.
1744.
1746.
1749.
1751.
1752.
1754.
Sir Thos. Stewart—Blair.
Sir Patrick Lyon—Carse.
Sir G. Lockhart—Carnwath.
Alexr. Malcolm—Lochore.
Sir Jno. Dalrymple—Stair.
Alexr. Swinton—Mersington.
Lewis Gordon—Auchintoul.
THE REVOLUTION.
Sir Jno. Baird—Newbyth.
Alexr, Swinton—Mersington.
Sir Colin Campbell—Aberuchill.
Jas. Murray—Philiphaugh.
Jas. Dundas—Arniston.
Jno. Hamilton—Halcraig.
David Home—Crocerig.
Sir Jno. Maitland—Ravelrig ; aft.
5th E. of Lauderdale.
Sir Robt. Sinclair—Stevenson.
Sir Jno. Lauder–Fountain Hall.
Wm. Anstruther—Anstruther.
Archd. Hope—Rankeilor.
Jas. Falconer—Phesdo.
Tobt. Hamilton—Presmennan.
Sir Wm. Hamilton—Whitelaw.
Jas. Scougal—Whitehill.
Sir Jno. Maxwell—Pollock.
Robt. Stewart—Tulliecutrie.
R. Mackenzie—Preston Hall.
Sir A. Campbell—Cesnock.
Adam Cockburn—Ormistoun.
Sir Gilbert Elliot—Minto.
Sir Alexr. Ogilvie—Forglen.
Hon. Jas. Erskine—Grange.
Jno. Murray—Bowhill.
Dougal Stewart—Blairhall.
Sir Fras. Grant—Cullen.
Sir Jas. Mackenzie–Royston.
David Erskine—Dun.
Sir W. Calderwood–Polton.
Jas. Hamilton—Pencaitland.
Hon. Jas. Elphinstone—Coupar; aft.
ld. Balmerino.
Sir Andr. Hume—Kimerghame.
Sir Walter Pringle—Newhall.
Andr. Fletchcr—Milton.
Sir Gilbert Elliot—Minto.
Hew Dalrymple—Drummore.
Patrick Campbell—Monzie.
Jno. Pringle—Haining.
Alexr. Fraser—Strichen.
Patrick Grant—Elchies.
Hon. Jno. Sinclair—Murkle.
Alexr., E. of Leven.
Sir Jas. Fergusson—Kilkerran.
Robt. Dundas—Arniston.
Chas. Areskinc or Erskine—Tinwald.
Hon. Patrick Boyle—Shewalton.
Jas. Graham—Easdale.
Geo. Sinclair—Newhall.
Hy. Home——Kames.
Alexr. Boswell—Auchinleck.
Wm. Grant—Preston Grange.
Robt. Pringle—Edgefield.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1759.
1761.
1762.
1764.
1766.
1767.
1775.
1776.
1777.
1782.
1783.
1786.
1787.
1792.
1793.
1795.
1796.
1797.
1799.
1802.
1805.
1806.
1809.
1811.
1813.
1816.
1819.
1822.
1823.
1825.
1826.
1829.
1834,
1837.
1839.
1840.
1842.
Thos. Hay—Huntington.
Andr, Macdowal—Bankton.
Patrick Wedderburn—Chesterhall.
Geo. Carre—Nisbet.
Geo. Brown—Coalston.
Andr. Pringle—Alemoore.
Jas. Veitch—Elliock.
Jas. Erskine.
Jno. Campbell—Stonefield.
Jas. Ferguson—Pitfour.
Fras. Garden—Gardenston.
Robt. Bruce—Kennet.
Sir David Dalrymple—Hailes.
Thos. Miller—Barskimming,
Glenlee.
Jas. Burnett—Monboddo.
Alexr. Lockhart—Covington.
David Ross—Ankerville.
Robt. MacQueen—Braxfield.
David Dalrymple—Westhall.
David Rae—Eskgrove.
Jno. Swinton—Swinton.
Alexr. Murray—Henderland.
Hon. Alexr. Gordon—Rockville.
Wrm. Nairne—Dunsinnan ; aft. bt.
Jno. Maclaurin–Dreghorn.
Alexr. Abercromby—Abercromby.
Wm. Craig–Craig.
Wm. Baillie—Polkemmet.
David Smythe-Methven.
Sir Wm. Miller—Glenlee.
Allan Maconochie—Meadowbank.
Robt. Cullen–Cullen.
Sir Wm. Honyman, bt.—Armadale.
Wm. MacLeod Banmatyne—Banna-
tyne.
Claud Irvine Boswell—Balmuto.
Geo. Ferguson—Hermand.
Alexr. FraserTytler—Woodhouselee.
Wm. Robertson—Robertson.
Chas. Hay—Newton.
Archd. Campbell—Succoth.
David Boyle—Boyle.
Robt. Craigie—Craigie.
David Williamson—Balgray.
Adam Gillies—Gillies.
David Monypenny—Pitmilly.
David Cathart—Alloway.
David Douglas—Reston.
Jas. Wolfe Murray—Cringletie.
Alexr. Maconochie—Meadowbank.
Wm. Erskine—Kimmeder.
Joshua Hy. Mackenzie—Mackenzie.
Jno. Clerk—Eldin.
Jno. Hay Forbes—Medwyn.
Geo. Cranstoun-Corehouse.
Alexr. Irving—Newton.
Jno. Fullerton—Fullerton.
Sir Jas. W. Moncreiff, bt.—Moncreiff.
Fras. Jeffrey—Jeffrey.
Hy. Cockburn—Cockburn.
Jno. Cunninghame—Cunninghame.
Sir Jno. Archd. Murray—Murray.
Jas. Ivory—Ivory.
Alexr. Wood—Wood.
aft.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 521
1848. Patrick Robertson—Robertson. 1865. David Mure—Mure, vice Mackenzie,
1850. Thos. Maitland—Dundrennan, Feb. Jan. 11, G.
6, G. 1868, Geo. Dundas-Manor, vice Marshall
1851. Andr. Rutherfurd — Rutherfurd, Oct. 14. G.
Apr. 7, G. 1870. Adam Gifford—Gifford, vice Dundas.
Duncan M'Neill—Colonsay, May 15, Jan. 26, G.
G. : aft. la. Colonsay. Donald Mackenzie—Mackenzie, vice
Jno. Cowan—Cowan, June 23, G. Maitland, Mar. 16, G.
1852. Adam Anderson—Anderson, May | 1872. Alexr. Burns Shand—Shand, vice
18, G. Penney, Dec. 9, G.
John Marshall — Curriehill, vice 1874. Geo. Young—Young, vice Cowan,
Forbes, Nov. 3, G. Feb. 19, G.
1853. Geo. Deas—Deas, vice Cunning- John Millar—Craighill, vice Baillie,
hame, May 25, G. July 15, G.
Robt. Handyside—Handyside, vice John Marshall — Curriehill, vice
Anderson, Nov. 15, G. - Robertson, Oct. 29, G.
Hercules Jas. Robertson—Benholme, 1875. Andrew Rutherfurd-Clark—Ruther-
vice Fullerton, Dec. 7, G. furd-Clark, vice Mackenzie.
1854. Chas. Neaves—Neaves, vice Cock- | 1876. Jas. Adam–Adam, vice Craufurd.
burn, May 13, G. 1880. Robt. Thee — Lee, vice Neaves,
1855. Jas. Craufurd — Ardmillan, vice May 5, G.
Rutherfurd, Jan. 10, G. | 1881. Patrick Fraser—Fraser, vice Mac-
Thos. Mackenzie-Mackenzie, vice farlane, Feb. 8, G.
Robertson, Jan. 29, G. for aren — * tº
1858. Wm. Penney—Kinloch, vice Handy- º 15 *. 2)2C6
side, May 7, G. “s: º, ... *
1859. Chas. Baillie—Jervis Woode, vice 1882. Alexr. s: º: r—Rinnear,
Murray, Apr. 15, G. vice Marshall, Jan. 2, G.
1862. Robt. Macfarlane – Ormidale, vice | 1885. John Trayner–Trayner, vice Deas,
Wood, Jan. 13, G. Feb. 26, G.
Edwd Fras. Maitland—Barcaple, 1888. Hy. Jas. Moncrieff—Wellwood, vice
vice Ivory, Nov. 10, G. Millar, Nov. 1, G.
LORDS JUSTICES GENERAL AND JUDGES OF THE
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY.
THE Lord Chief Justice, or, as he was called in Scotland, the Lord
Justice General, was placed next in rank to the lord chancellor. He was
anciently, before the court of session was erected, the grand justiciar
of Scotland, and his court was originally the only sovereign court of the
kingdom, and had a great part of that jurisdiction which now belongs
to the court of session. Even after the erection of that court several
civil causes came before it; but at length its powers were confined to
criminal matters alone, and the Lord Justice General was empowered
to name his own deputies. In 1671 the court of justiciary was consti-
tuted, nearly as it now stands, by a commission under the great seal,
afterwards ratified by regulations made in 1672. The kingdom was
divided into three circuits, to which the judges went once a year ; but
after the suppression of the heritable jurisdictions, the assizes were
held twice a year. Anciently the kingdom was divided into two justi-
ciaries, viz. the north and the south of the Frith of Forth. The office
of Lord Justice General was hereditary in several families; but the
family of Argyll surrendered it to the crown, for a valuable considera-
tion, in 1628, and this arrangement was ratified by parliament in 1633.
Erom that time it was disposed of either for life, or during pleasure,
by a commission under the great seal, until the year 1836, when, under
522 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
11 Geo. IV. and 1 Wm. IV., cap. 69, the office was united with that of
Lord President of the Court of Session.
The High Court of Justiciary was originally composed of the Lord
Justice General, or first Jndge of Justiciary, the Lord Justice Clerk, or
second Judge of Justiciary, and five other judges or commissioners
selected from the Lords of Session; but by 50 & 51 Vict., cap. 35
(Sept. 16, 1887), the constitution and procedure of the court were re-
modelled, and all the Lords of Session are now commissioners of the
High Court of Justiciary.
THE LORD's JUSTICEs GENERAL OR FIRST JUDGES OF JUSTICIARY.
* * Argadus, capt. of Argyll; in the 1504. Andrew, ld. Gray, and John, ld.
reign of Ethodius. Rennedy.
* * Comes Dunetus; in the reign of 1514. Colin, 3rd E. of Argyll.
William. 1526. Archd. Douglas, of Kilspindie.
* * The E. of Fife, 1537. Archd., 4th E. of Argyll.
* * Wm. Cummin. "| 1567. Gilespick, E. of Argyll ; heritably.
* * David, E. of Huntingdon. 1578. Colin, 6th E. of Argyll.
* * Walter Cliffer. 1589. Archd., 7th E. of Argyll; he exch.
1216. Allan; to Alexander II. the office for the heritable lieu-
1224. Wm. Cummin, E. of Buchan. tenancy of Argyllshire, and most
1227. Walter Oliphant. of the Isles.
36. *
Walter, son to Allan ; seneschal or 1628. Wm., E. of Menteith.
steward of Scotland. * * Sir Wm. Elphinstone.
1239. Walter, E. of Ross; N. of Forth. 1642. Sir Thos. Hope, jun., of Carse.
1243. David de Lindsay; S. of Forth. 1646. Wm., E. of Glencairn.
* * Alexr., seneschal to Alexander II. 1649. John, E. of Cassilis.
* * Hugh de Berkeley; S. of Forth. 1663. John, E., aft. M. of Athole.
1253. Alexr. Cummin, E. of Buchan. 1678. Sir Geo. Mackenzie, bt., aft. visc.
1366. Robt. de Erskine; N. of Forth. Tarbat and E. of Cromartie.
1426. Robt. de Lauder; N. of Forth. Sir Archd. Primrose, of Carring-
1446. Patrick de Ogilvy; N. of Forth. ton.
1457. John, ld. Lindsay de Byres; N. of 1680, Wm., E., aft. M. and D. of Queens-
Forth. berry.
* * Wm. E. of Orkney; S. of Forth. 1682. Jas., E. of Perth.
1477. John Haldane, of Gleneagles; N. of 1692. Robt., E. of Lothian.
I'orth. 1703, Geo., E. of Cromartie.
* * Patrick, ld. Hales, and Robt., ld. 1710. Archd., E. of Isla, aft. D. of Argyll;
Lyle. for life.
* * Andrew, E. of Craufurd, and Geo., 1761. John, M. of Tweeddale.
E. of Huntly. - 1763. Chas., D. of Queensberry and Dover.
1488. Robt., ld. Lyle. 1778. David, visc. Stormont, aft. E. of
1489. John, ld. Glamis, and John, ld. Mansfield.
Drummond. 1795. Jas., D. of Montrose; after whose
1492. Itobt., ld. Lyle, again, and John, ld, death, in 1836, this office was
Glamis, again. united with that of the lú. pres.
1494. John, ld. Drummond, again. ct. Sess.
For subsequent Lord Justices General, see “Lord Presidents of the Court of
Session,” ante, p. 516.
LoRD JUSTICE CLERKs or SECOND JUDGES OF JUSTICIARY.
See List, ante, p. 516.
OTHER JUDGES OR COMMISSIONERS OF JUSTICIARY.
Sir Gilbert Elliott—Minto. * * Sir Jas. Ferguson–Kilkerran.
Hy. Dalrymple—Drummore. * * Chas. Arskine,orlºrskine—Tinewald.
Alexr. Fraser—Strichen. * * Hy. Home—Kames.
Patrick Grant—Elchies. * * Alexr. Boswell—Auchinleck.
:
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 523,
* * Wm. Grant—Preston Grange. 1843. Alexr. Wood—Wood, Nov. 15, G.
* * Geo. Brown—Coalston. 1849. Jas. Ivory—Ivory.
* * Andrew Pringle—Alemoore. 1851. Duncan McNeill—Colonsay, aft. li.
* * John Campbell—Stonefield. Colonsay, May 30, G.
* * Fras. Garden—Gardenston. John Cowan—Cowan, June 23, G.
* * Robt. Bruce—Kennet. 1852—Adam Anderson — Anderson, May
* * Sir David Dalrymple—Hailes. 18, G.
* * Robt. Mc. Queen—Braxfield. 1853. Robt. Handyside—Handyside, Nov.
* * David Rae—Eskgrove. 15, G.
* * Sir Wm. Nairn, bt.—Dunsinnan. 1854. John Deas—Deas, May 13, G.
* * Wm. Craig–Craig. 1855. Jas. Craufurd — Ardmillan, June
* * Allan Maconnochie—Meadowbank. 16, G.
* * Robt. Cullen–Cullen. 1858. Chas. Neaves—Neaves, May 7, G.
* * Sir Wm. Honyman, bt.—Armadale. 1862. Chas. Baillie—Jervis Woode, June
* * 14, G.
1811. David Boyle—Boyle, Feb. 23, G. 1874, Geo. Young—Young, Feb. 19, G.
1819. Alexr. Maconochie—Meadowbank. David Mure—Mure, Apr. 1, G.
1824. Joshua Hy. Mackenzie—Mackenzie. 1876. John Millar—Craighill, Mar. 4, G.
1829. Sir Jas. W. Moncreiff–Moncreiff. Jas. Adam–Adam, Dec. 2, G.
1830. John Hay Forbes—Medwyn. 1885. John McLaren — McLaren, Feb.
1837. Hy. Cockburn—Cockburn. 26, G.
All the Lords of Session are now, under 50 & 51 Vict., cap. 35, Commissioners of the
High Court of Justiciary. See Introduction, ante, pp. 521—2.
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER OF
SCOTLAND.
THE old Scotch Court of Exchequer was reserved by the Act of Union,
but was superseded on May 1, 1708, by a new court established by
6 Anne, cap. 53 (cap. 26, Ruffhead’s statutes). This Court was at first
composed of a chief and four puisne barons; but by 1 Wm. IV.,
cap. 69 (1830), it was provided that no vacancies should be filled up
until the court was reduced to a chief and one puisne baron; and by
2 Wm. IV., cap. 54 (1832), it was provided that no new judges should
be appointed, and that on the death of the last Exchequer Judge the
duties should be performed by one of the lords of session to be ap-
pointed by the crown. This arrangement was modified by 2 & 3
Vict., cap. 36 (1839), which provided that the duties of Exchequer
Judges should be performed by two of the lords of session to be fixed
by themselves in rotation; and by 19 & 20 Vict, cap. 56 (1856), a
further alteration took place, and it was provided that the duties should
be performed by one of the lords of session, to be appointed by the crown,
and styled the Lord Ordinary in Exchequer. The administrative duties
of the Court of Exchequer were transferred to the Treasury by 3 & 4
Wm. IV., cap. 13 (1833). The old Exchequer Court came to an end
on the death of Baron Murray in 1838. Adam Gillies (Lord Gillies),
a lord of session, was then appointed under 2 Wm. IV., cap. 54, and on
his death in 1839 the other lords of session were appointed in rotation
under 2 & 3 Wict., cap. 36.
CHIEF BARONS OF THE ExCHEQUER OF SCOTLAND.
IFrom the accession of George III. to the extinction of the office.
* * — Idle. - 1801. Robt. Sanders Dundas, May 12.
* * Robt. Ord. 1819. Sir Saml. Shepherd, June 15, G.
1775. Jas. Montgomery. 1830. Jas. Abercrombie, Feb. 20,0.; d. 1832.
No further appointments. See Introduction, supra.
524 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
BARONS OF THE EXCHEQUER OF SCOTLAND.
I'rom the accession of George III. to the extinction of the office.
In 1760. Edwd. Edline. 1777. Cosmo Gordon, vice Grant.
Jno. Maule. 1781. David Stewart-Moncreiffe, vice
Jno. Grant. - Maule.
Jas. Erskine. 1790. Archd. Cockburn, vºice Moncreiffe.
1761. Wm. Mure, vice Edline. 1801. Geo. Buchan Hepburn, vice Gordon.
Sir Geo. Wynne Allanson, bt., vice 1809. Jas. Clerk, May 27, G.; vice Cock-
Erskine. burn; res.
1776. Hon. Fletcher Norton, vice Allanson. 1814. Wm. Adam, Nov. 8, G.
Sir Jno. Dalrymple, bt., vice Maule. 1820. Sir Patrick Murray, bt. ; d. 1838.
No further appointments. See Introduction, ante, p. 523.
JUDGES OF THE ADMIRALTY COURT OF SCOTLAND.
By the Act of Union the Scottish Admiralty Court was to be continued
until regulated by parliament. It was afterwards gradually shorn of
its jurisdiction, and ultimately abolished by 6 Geo. IV., cap. 120 (1825).
Its prize jurisdiction was transferred to the English Admiralty Court,
and by 11 Geo. IV. and 1 Wm. IV., cap 69 (1830) its civil jurisdiction
was transferred to the Court of Session and the Sheriff Court ; and its
criminal jurisdiction to the Court of Justiciary and the Sheriff Court.
JUDGES OF THE ADMIRALTY CourT OF SCOTLAND.
* * Alexr. Cockburn. 1810. Jno. Burnett.
1790. Geo. Buchan Hepburn. 1811. Jas. Wolfe Murray, Feb. 23, G.
1801. R. H. Cay. 1816. Jno. Connell, aft. Sir J., July 20, G.
Office abolished Oct. 5, 1830, wt supra.
LORD CLERK REGISTERS OF SCOTLAND.
THE Clerk Register was anciently the principal clerk in the kingdom ;
from him all other clerks, who were his deputies, derived their imme-
diate authority, and he himself acted as clerk to the parliament and
council. He was called Clericus Rotulorum, because the proceedings
of parliament, and the minutes and judgments of other courts, were
written upon rolls of parchment (hence the term Rotuli Parliamenti),
which were preserved by him in the public archives. By the Treaty of
Union, the preservation of the registers was particularly provided for ;
and the return of the election of the sixteen Scottish peers to the
British parliament was ordered to be made by the Clerk Register, or
by two of the clerks of session deputed by him for that purpose.
LoRD CLERK REGISTERS OF SCOTLAND.
* * Wm., abp. of St. Andrew's. 1253. Willielmus Capellanus, and Alexr.
* * Simon de Quincy. de Carrerg.
* * Nicolaus, clericus to Malcolm IV. All the preceding were called cler.
* * Wm. de Bosch, and Hugo. dom. regis.
# 3%
Galfrid and Gregory; to Alexander 1323. Robt. de Dunbar, cler. rotul.
II. * * Jno, Gray; to Robert II.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 525
1426. Jno. Schives. * * Sir Alexr. Hay, of Whitburgh.
1440. Richd. Craig, vicar of Dundee. 1616. Sir Geo. Hay, aft. E. of Kinnoull.
1442. Geo. Shoreswood, rect. of Culter. 1622. Sir Jno. Hamilton, of Magdalens.
1449. Sir Jno. Methven. 1632. Sir Alexr. Hay, of Lands.
1450. Jno. Arouse, archdn. of Glasgow. 1641. Sir Alexr. Gibson, jun., of Durie.
1455. Nicol Otterburn. 1649. Sir Archd. Johnston, of Warriston.
1466. Fergus Macdowall. | 1660. Sir Archd. Primrose, of Chester.
1471. David Guthrie, of Guthrie. 1681. Sir Geo. Mackenzie, bt., aft. visc.
1473. Jno. Laing, rect. of Newlands. Tarbat, and E. of Cromartie.
1477. Alexr. Inglis, chanc. of see of Aber- 1689. John, ld. Belhaven, and four others.
deen. . 1692. Sir Geo. Mackenzie, again.
1482. Patrick Leith, canon of Glasgow. 1696. Chas., E. of Selkirk.
* * Alexr. Scot, rect. of Wigtoun. 1702. John, M. of Tweeddale.
1488. Wm. Hepburn, vicar of Linlithgow. 1704. Jas. Johnston.
1489. Richd. Muirhead, dean of Glas- 1706. Sir Jas. Murray, of Philiphaugh.
gow. 1708. David, E. of Glasgow.
1492. Jno. Fraser, rect. of Restalrig. 1714. Archd., E. of Isla, aft. D. of
1497. Walter Drummond, dean of Dum- Argyll.
blane. 1716. Jas., D. of Montrose, July.
1500. David Dunbar, archdn. of St. An- Alexr., ld. Polwarth, aft. E. of
drew's ; aft. bp. of Aberdeen. Marchmont, Dec.
* * Sir Stephen Lockhart ; to James 1733. Chas., E. of Selkirk.
IV. 1739. Wm., M. of Lothian.
1531. Sir Jas. Foulis, of Collington. 1756. Hon. Alexr, Hume Campbell.
1548. Sir Thos. Marjoribanks, of Ratho. 1761. Jas., E. of Morton.
1554. Jas. Macgill, parson of Flisk; depr. 1767. Lord Fredk. Campbell, son of the
for his share in David Rizzio's D. of Argyll.
murder in 1566. 1777. Lord Fredk, Campbell, app. for life;
1566. Sir Jas. Balfour. d. June 1816.
1567. Jas. Macgill, again. 1821, Wm. Dundas.
1577. Sir Alexr. Hay, of Easter Kennet. 1845. Jas. Andrew, E., aft. M. of Dal-
1594. Sir Jno. Skene, of Curriehill. housie, Dec. 12, G.
1598. Sir Jno. Skene, and his son, Jas. 1862. Sir Wm. Gibson Craig, bt., July 3,
Skene. G.
1612. Sir Thos. Hamilton, aft. E. of Had- | 1879. Geo. Fredk., E. of Glasgow, Feb.
dington 21, G.
LORD ADVOCATES OF SCOTLAND.
THE Lord Advocate holds much the same position in Scotland as the
Attorney General in England. His business is to pursue and defend
in all causes wherein the sovereign has an interest. His office is very
honourable, and he is, by virtue of it, styled Lord. And, as it was de-
cided, in 1685, in the parliament of Paris (on which the Court of Session
is modelled), that the king's advocate might at the same time be a
judge, so in like manner was it allowed in Scotland; and both Sir
William Oliphant and Sir John Nesbit were Lords Advocate and
Lords of Session at the same time. This practice has, however, now
been long discontinued. -
LORDS ADVOCATE OF SCOTLAND.
Those marked * afterwards became Judges. See lists of Judges, ante,
1483. Jno. Ross, of Mongrenam. 1527. *Jno. (? Jas.) Foulis, and Adam
1494. Jas. Henderson, of Fordel. Otterburn, again.
1503. Richd. Lawson, of Heirigs. 1533. *Adam Otterburn, again. and Hy.
1521. Jas. Wishart, of Pittarrow. Lauder, of St. Germains.
1525. *Adam Otterburn, of Redhall. * * *Hy. Balnavis, to Q. Mary.
526 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
* * Thos. Cummin. 1801. Chas. Hope of Granton. .
1561. *Jno. Spence, of Condie, 1804. Sir Jas. Montgomery, bt. (No. 2).
* * *Robt. Crichton (or Creighton), of 1806. Hon. Hy. Erskine, again.
Elliock. 1807. Archd. Colquhoun.
1573. David Brothwick, of Loch-hill. 1816. * Alexr. (? Allan) Maconochie.
1582. *David MacGill, of Cranston Riddel, | 1819. Sir Wm. Rae, bt.
son to sir Jas., ld, clk. regr. 1830. *Fras. Jeffrey.
1589. Jno. Skene. - 1834. *Jno. Archd. Murray, aft. Sir J.
1594. Wm. Hart, of Levelands. Sir Wm. Rae, bt., again, Dec. 19,
Andr. Logie. G.
1595. *Sir Thos. Hamilton, aft. E. of 1835. *Jno. Archd, Murray, again, Apr.
Haddington. 20, G.
*David Macgill, again. 1839. *Andr. Rutherfurd.
* * *Sir Thos. Hamilton, again. 1841. Sir Wm. Rae, bt., again, Sept. 4,
1612. *Sir Wm. (? Jas.) Oliphant, of G.
Newton. 1842. *Duncan M*Neill.
1626. *Thos. (? Jno.) Hope, of Craighall, 1846. *Andr. Rutherfurd, again.
aft. Sir T. 1851. *Jas. Moncrieff, Apr. 8, G.
1641. *Sir Archd. Johnston, of Warriston. 1852. *Adam Anderson, Feb. 28, G.
* * Sir Thos. Nicholson. *Jno. Inglis, May 19, G.
1659. *Sir Archd. Primrose. *Jas. Moncrieff, again, Dec. 30, G.
1661. Sir Jno. Fletcher. 1858. *Jno. Inglis, again, Mar. 1, G.
16—. *Sir Jno. Nisbet. *Chas. Baillie, July 10, G.
* * *Sir Geo. Mackenzie. 1859. *David Mure, Apr. 15, G.
1687. *Jno. Dalrymple, aft. E. of Stair. *Jas. Moncrieff, again, June 24, G.
*Sir Geo. Mackenzie, again. 1866. *Geo. Patton, July 12, G.
1689. Sir Wnn. Jas. Stewart. 1867. *Edwd. Strathearn Gordon, Feb.
1709. Sir David Dalrymple 28, G.
1720. *Robt. Dundas, of Arniston (No. 1). 1868. *Jas. Moncrieff, again, Dec 10, G.
1725. *Duncan Forbes, of Culloden. 1869. *Geo. Young, Oct. 14, G.
1737. *Chas. Areskine, or Erskine, of Tin- | 1874. *Edwd. Strathearn Gordon, again,
wald. aft. la. Gordon, and ld, app.,
1742. *Robt. Craigie, of Glendoick. Feb. 26, G.
1746. *Wm. Grant, of Preston Grange. 1876. *Wrm. Watson, aft. li. Watson and
1754. *Robt. Dundas, of Armiston (No. 2). ld. app, Oct. 13, G.
1760. Thos. Miller, of Glenlee. 1880. *Jno. McLaren, May 5, G.
1766. Jas. Montgomery, aft. Sir J. (No. 1). 1881. Jno. Blair Balfour, Aug. 19, G.
1775. Hy. Dundas, aft. visc. Melville. 1885. *Jno. Hay Athole Macdonald, July
1783. Hon. Hy. Erskine. 2, G.
1784. *Ilay Campbell of Succoth, aft. Sir 1886. J. B. Balfour, again, Feb. 13, G.
I., bt. *J. H. A. Macdonald, again, Aug.
1789. Robt. Dundas of Arniston (No. 3); 6, G.
son of the 2nd, grandson of the 1888. Jas. Patrick Bannerman Robertson,
1st Robt. Oct. 24, G.
SOLICITORS GENERAL OF SCOTLAND.
THE Solicitor General of Scotland is the crown counsel next in dignity
to the Lord Advocate. His office cannot be traced further back than the
Union, and the list for the present work has only been procured from
1775.
SolICITORs GENERAL OF SCOTLAND.
From the year 1775 to the present time.
Those marked + were afterwards Lords Advocates, see list, ante, p. 525, where their
subsequent promotion is noted. Those marked * afterwards became Judges. See lists
of Judges, ante.
1775. * Alexr. Murray, of Henderland. 1789. Robt. Blair of Avonton.
1783. #"Ilay Campbell; of Succoth, aft. 1806. *John Clerk, of Elden.
sir I., bt. 1807. *David Boyle, of Shewalton.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 527
1811. *David Monypenny, of Pitmilly. 1858. f*Chas. Baillie, Mch. 17, G.
1813. f*Alexr. Macomochie, of Meadow- f*David Mure, July 12, G.
bank. 1859. f*Geo. Patton, May 3, G.
1810. Jas. Wedderburn, July 20, G. *Edwd. Fras. Maitland, again
1825. *John Hope. June 27, G.
1830. *Hy. Cockburn. 1862. f*Geo. Young, Nov. 11, G.
1834. Andr. Skene. 1866. f*Edwd. Strathearn Gordon, aft. la.
+*Duncan M'Neill. Gordon, and ló. app., July 12, G.
1835. *John Cunninghame. 1867 *John Millar, Mar. 6, G.
1837. f*Andr. Rutherfurd. 1868. f*Geo. Young, again, Dec. 14, G.
1839. *Jas. Ivory. 1869. *Andr. Rutherfurd-Clark, Oct. 14,6.
1840. *Thos. Maitland of Dundrennan. 1874. *John Millar, again, Mar. 4, G.
1841. f*Duncan M'Neill. f*Wm. Watson, July 21, G.
1842. f*Adam Anderson 1876. f*Jno. Hay Athole Macdonald, Dec
1846. *Ths. Maitland,of Dundrennan,again. 5, G.
1850. f*Jas. Moncreiff, Feb. 7, G. 1880. f.John Blair Balfour, May 6, G.
1851. *John Cowan, Apr. 18, G. 1881. Alexr. Asher, Aug. 19, G.
*Geo. Deas, June 28, G. 1885. f.Jas. Patrick Bannerman Robert-
1852. f*John Inglis, Feb. 28, G. son, July 2, G.
*Chas. Neaves, May 24, G. 1886. Alexr. Asher, again, Feb. 13, G.
1853. *Robt. Handyside, Jan. 17, G. fjas. Patrick Bannerman Robert-
- *Jas. Craufurd, Nov. 16, G. son, again, Aug. 6, G.
1855. *Thos. Mackenzie, Jan. 11, G. 1888. Moir Tod Stormont Darling, Oct.
*Edwd. Fras. Maitland, Feb. 14, G. 27, G.
DEANS OF THE FACULTY OF ADVOCATES.
THE Faculty or Society of Advocates in Scotland dates from the year
1532, but the profession of advocate had existed for many years pre-
viously. The Faculty is presided over by a Dean, who is elected
annually, but who is frequently chosen for several years in succession.
DEANS OF FACULTY OF SCOTLAND.
From the year 1801.
1801. Robt. Blair, of Avonton. 1858. Jas. Moncreiff.
1808. Matth. Ross. 1869. Edwd. Strathearn Gordon.
1823. Geo. Cranstoun. 1874. Andr. Rutherfurd-Clark.
1826, Sir Jas. W. Moncreiff, bt. 1875. Wnn. Watson.
1829. Fras. Jeffrey. 1876. Robt. Horn.
1830. John Hope. 1878. Patrick Fraser.
1841. Alexr. Wood. 1881. Alexr. Smith Kinnear.
1842. Patrick Robertson. 1882. John Hay Athole Macdonald.
1843. Duncan M'Neill. 1885. John Blair Balfour.
1851. Adam Anderson. 1886. Wrm. Mackintosh.
1852. John Inglis.
ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS OF SCOTLAND.
THE EPIsco PAL CHURCH OF SCOTLAND was the established Church of
that country down to the period of the Reformation. From that time
it had a chequered existence, being alternately abolished and restored
until it was finally disestablished at the Revolution. The history of its
vicissitudes is too long to be even epitomised here, but a full account
will be found in Burton's History of Scotland and in the somewhat
numerous histories of the Scottish Church.
528
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART I.-ARCHIBISHOPS AND BISHOPS OF SCOT-
LAND BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.
Scotland had two Archbishoprics—
I.—ST. ANDREW’s.
to which were suffragan the sees of
ABERDEEN. DUNBLANE.
BRECHIN. DUNICELD.
CAITEINESS. EDINBURGH.
MORAY.
ORKNEY.
ROSS.
II.--GLAsgow.
to which were suffragan the sees of—
ARGYLL. | GALLOWAY.
THE ISLES.
DIOCESE OF ST. ANDREW’S.
ABERNETHY, in Perthshire, was the metropolis of the kingdom of the
Picts.
Bryde, who died about 523.
The collegiate church there was dedicated to St. Bridget, or St.
Renneth III., having conquered the Picts,
translated the see from Abernethy, and called it St. Andrew’s, and the
bishop was styled Maazimus Scotorum Episcopus.
It was erected into an
Archbishopric in 1470, by Pope Paul II.
BISHOPS OF ST. ANDREW’s.
\
According to Sir R. Sibbald.
Adrian ; killed by the Danes, and
buried in the island of May, in 872.
Rellach I. ; sat four years, Constan-
tine II. being King.
Malisius I. ; sat eight years, Gregory
the Great being king.
. Kellach II.
Malmore.
Malisius II.
Alwinus.
Malduinus.
Tuthaldus.
Fothadus ; consec. in 954.
Gregorius; sat two years.
Turgot, prior of Durham; sat 25 or
26 years. -
Godericus, who anointed king Edgar;
d. 1107.
872.
877.
O
*
*
1120. Eadmerus, a monk of Canterbury.
1122. Robert, prior of Scone; founded the
priory of St. Andrew's, and ob-
tained land and many privileges.
for it from David I.
1159. Walter, abb. of Melrose, elected; but
did not accept.
* * Ernald, abb. of Kelso; legate in
Scotland for the pope; founded
the cathedr. ch. of St. Andrew's,
but d. Soon after it was begun.
1163. Richard, chapl. to Malcolm IV.
John Scot, archdm, of
11.78 | St. Andrew's. A double
Hugh, chapl. to king ſ election.*
William. 4.
1188. Roger (son of the E. of Leicester);
ld. chanc.
* John was elected bishop, but the king opposed him, and caused his chaplain, Hugh,
to be consecrated. John went to Rome to plead his cause, and the Pope (Alexander III.)
was so convinced of the justness of it, that he sent him home with a nuncio, who made
Matthew, bishop of Aberdeen, consecrate him in the abbey of Holyrood House. Still
the king continued inflexible, and John went a second time to Rome, and continued
seven years in voluntary exile. The pope was about to interdict the kingdom; but
John prevailed with him to desist, and the bishopric of Dunkeld falling vacant, the
king agreed that John should have it, and he accepted it. -
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
529
1298.
1328.
1332.
1341.
1383.
1466.
1478.
1497.
1509.
1514.
1522.
1539.
1543.
his success, and pitched upon Mortlach, in Banffshire.
. Wm. Malvoisine ; tr. from Glasgow;
ld, chanc.
. David Benham, grt. chambn, to the
king.
º Abel, archdn. of St. Andrew's.
. Gameline, archdm. of St. Andrew's ;
ld. chanc.
2. Wm. Wiseheart, archdn. of St. An-
drew's ; la. chanc.
. Wm. Fraser, dean of Glasgow; lä.
chanc.
Wm. Lamberton, chanc. of diocese
of Glasgow.
Jas. Bennet, archdn.
drew’s,
Wm. Bell, D. of Dunkeld, elect. ;
but the pope refused to confirm
the choice.
See vacant 9 years.
Wm. Landell, rect. of Kinkell.
Stephen de Paye, prior of St. An-
drew's ; taken prisoner at sea by
of St. An-
1401.
1404.
1440.
ARCHBISHOPS OF ST.
Patrick Graham, tr. from Bre-
chin ; he took a journey to Rome,
and procured this see to be made
an archbishopric, in 1470, by
pope Paul II., who made him his
legate for Scotland.
Wm. Schives, archdn, of St. An-
drew’s.
Jas. Stuart, D. of Ross (second son
of James III.), ld, chanc ; d.
1503.
See vacant 6 years.
Alexr. Stuart (natural son of James
IV.); Killed at the battle of Flod-
den in 1513.
Andr. Foreman, tr. from Moray.
Jas. Bethune, or Beaton, tr. from
Glasgow ; ld. chanc.
David Bethune, or Beaton, abb. of
Aberbrothock, nephew to the
last abp. ; at different times lá.
pr. seal, ld, chanc., and a cardl. ;
murd. Feb. 1, 1545. -
Jno. Hamilton, transl. from Dum-
1572.
1576.
1606.
1615.
1661.
1679.
1684.
the English, on his way to Rome;
d. at Alnwick, soon after his elec-
tion.
Walter Trail, canon of St. Andrew’s ;
app. by the pope without an elec-
tion ; built the castle of St. An-
drew’s.
Thos. Stuart (son to Robert II.);
archdn. of St. Andrew’s.
Gilbert Greenlaw, bp. of Aberdeen,
ld. chanc.; elect., but
Hy. Wardlaw, prec. of the see of
Glasgow; being at Avignon, he
was preferred to this see, instead
of Gilbert, bp. of Aberdeen,
and was consec. there the same
year.
Jas. Kennedy; tr. from Dunkeld;
ld. chanc. ; a younger Son of
Jas. Kennedy of Dunure, by the
lady Mary, countess of Angus,
dau. of Robert III.
ANDREW’s.
keld; at different times lä. pr.
seal, ld. treas r., and one of Q.
Mary's pr. council; hanged Apr.
1, 1570.
Jno. Douglas, rector of the univ. of
St. Andrew's; the first protestant
abp. here.
Patrick Adamson, parson of Pais-
ley; d. 1591. -
The see vacant, and its revenues
bestowed on the D. of Lenox.
Geo. Gladstanes, or Gladstone ;
tr. from Caithness.
Jno. Spottiswood, tr. from Glas-
gow; lil. chanc. ; d. 1639.
See vacant 22 years.
Jas. Sharp, prof. of Divinity at St.
Andrew's ; murd. May 3, 1679, on
Magus-muir, near St. Andrew's.
Alexr. Burnet, tr. from Glasgow ;
d. 1684.
Arthur Ross, tr. from Glasgow; the
last abp. of this see ; ejected soon
after the Revolution in 1688.
There were no post-Revolution bishops of this see.
DIOCESE OF ABERDEEN.
RING MALcol M II., having gained a great victory over the Danes in
1010, resolved to found a new bishopric in token of his gratitude for
The see was
only inferior, in point of precedence, to St. Andrews, but its revenue
was inconsiderable. Nectanus, the fourth and last prelate who sat at
34
530
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Mortlach, was removed by David I., in 1139, to Old Aberdeen, whither
the see was entirely transferred in 1154, and where it continued until
the Revolution.
1015,
* }
* }
* *
x *
1164.
1200.
* }
# *
1228.
1238.
1247.
1256.
1267.
1281.
1329.
1345.
1351.
1857.
1382.
1390.
1424.
1442.
1459.
1480.
1155.
+ $º
1178.
1202.
1219.
BISHOPS OF MORTLACH.
St. Beanus.
Donortius; d. 1098.
Cormacus.
BISHOPS OF
Edward.
Galfrid.
Matth. de Kinninmund, archdm. of
Lothian.
John, prior of Kelso.
Adam Crail.
Matth. Scot, archdn. of St. An-
drew's ; ld, chanc.
Gilbert de Stryvelin.
Randolf de Lambley, abb. of Aber-
brothock.
Petre de Ramsay.
Richd. de Potton.
Hugh de Benham.
Hy. le Clen.
Alexr. Kinninmund (No. 1).
Wm. de Deyn.
Jno. Rait.
Alexr. de Kinninmund (No. 2).
Adam de Tinningham, dean
Aberdeen.
Gilbert Greenlaw, ld, chanc.; elect.
abp. of St. Andrew's ; but the
pope preferred Hy. Wardlaw to
that see.
Hy, de Leighton, tr. from Moray.
Ingeram Lindsay.
Thos. Spence, tr. from Galloway;
ld. pr. Seal.
Robt. Blackadder, preb. of Glasgow ;
tr. to Glasgow.
of
1106.
Nectanus; he transf, the see to
Aberdeen, ut supra.
ABERDEEN.
1484.
1515.
1518.
1532.
1577.
1603.
1615.
1635.
1661.
1662.
* }
1682.
Wm. Elphinstone, tr. from Ross;
at different times la. chanc.
and lù. pr. seal ; he founded
the university of Old Aberdeen,
for which purpose he got a bull
from Alexander VI. in 1494 ; d.
1514.
Alexr. Gordon, prec. of Moray.
Gavin Dunbar, archdn. of St. Am-
drew's.
Wm. Stewart, dean of Glasgow; Id.
treasr. ; d. 1545.
Wm. Gordon, rect. of Clatt.
David Cunningham, sub-dean of
Glasgow; the first protestant bp.
of this see ; d. 1603.
Peter Blackburn, rect. of St.
Nicholas's church, Aberdeen.
Alexr. Forbes, tr. from Caithness.
Adam Ballenden, tr. from Dun-
blane ; depr, by the assembly of
Glasgow in 1638, when he re-
tired into England, and d. soon
after.
David Mitchell,
minster.
Alexr. Burnet, chapl. to the garri-
son of Dunkirk; tr. to Glasgow.
Patrick Scougal, parson of Saltoun.
Geo. Haliburton, tr. from Brechin;
eject, soon after the Revolution.
and d. 1715.
preb. of West-
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 540.
DIOCESE OF BRECHIN.
THIs see was founded by David I. in 1150. There anciently existed here
an abbey or convent of Culdees.
BISHOPS OF BRECHIN.
T. # * *
Sampson.
Turpin.
Radulfus; d. 1218.
Robt. Mar.
:
:
k
Gregory, archdm. of Brechin.
Gilbert ; d. 1249.
Albin, or Alwyn.
Wm. de Kilconcath, dean of Bre-
chin; d. 1275.
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+ 3:
1284.
1290.
1304.
Edwd., a monk of Cupar, Angus.
Robt., archdn. of Brechin.
William.
Jno. de Kynninmonde, or Kinnin-
mund.
Adam.
Philip.
Patrick de Leuchars, a rect, in
East Lothian; lä. chanc.
Stephen.
Walter Forrester, canon of Aber-
deen.
Dominus G. * * *.
John de Carnoth.
Robert.
Geo. Shoreswood, chanc. of the see
of Dunkeld, and confessor to the
king ; ld. chanc.
Patrick Graham, tr.
drew’s.
John Balfour.
Walter Meldrum.
John Hepburn.
Donald Campbell, abb. of Cupar,
Angus.
John Sinclair, dean of Restalrig.
Alexr. Campbell; the first Protes-
1328.
1351.
1354.
1384.
1401.
1424.
1435.
1456.
* +
1463. to St. An-
1470.
* *
1517.
1558.
+ +
1566.
tant bp. of this sce; he was made
bp. when but a boy, by the in-
terest of the E. of Argyll, to
whom he alienated most of the
revenues ; d. 1606.
See vacant 4 years.
1610. Andr. Lamb, parson of Burnt-
island ; tr. to Galloway.
1619. David Lindsay, parson of Dundee;
tr. to Edinburgh.
1624 (?). Thos. Sydeserf, tr. to Galloway.
1634. Walter Whitford, or Whitworth.
sub-dean of Glasgow, and rect.
of Moffat ; depr. by the assembly
of Glasgow in 1638, and d.
1643.
David Strachan, parson of Fetter-
cairn.
Robt. Laurie, dean of Edinburgh.
Geo. Haliburton, parson of Cupar.
Angus ; tr. to Aberdeen.
Robt. Douglas, dean of Glasgow :
tr. to Dumblane.
Alexr. Cairncross, tr. to Glasgow.
Jas. Drummond, parson at Muthil :
eject. Soon after the Revolution
in 1688; d. 1695.
1662.
1672.
1678.
1682.
1684.
* *
For post-Revolution bishops flee post, p. 541.
DIOCESE OF
CAITHNESS.
IT is uncertain whether this see owes its foundation to Malcolm III. or
to Malcolm IV. Its seat was at Dornoch.
BISHOPS OF
1150. Andrew.
1185. John.
1213. Adam, abb. of Melrose; murd. by
the E. of Caithness.
St. Gilbert Moray, chambn. of Scot-
land; d. 1245.
A * *; d. 1260.
William.
Walter de Baltroddi.
Nicholas; but the pope would not
confirm him.
Archibald, archdn. of Moray; d.
1288.
Alan St. Edmunds; la. chanc.
Andrew.
Ferquhard de Belleganach.
David; d. 1348.
Thos. de Fingask.
Alexr. Man.
Malcolm.
Robt. Strathbrock.
1222.
* *
1261.
* *
1273.
1275.
1290.
* *
1301.
+ +
1348.
1389.
1410.
1444.
CAITHNEss.
1447. Jno. Innes, dean of Ross; d. 1448.
1448. Wm. Moodie ; d. 1460.
* * Prosper, elected by., but res. in
favour of
* * Jno. Sinclair, son of the E. of
Caithness. *
1490. Andr. Stewart, abb. of Fearn, Ross,
shire; lil. treasr.
Andr. Stewart, son of the E. of
Athol; tr. from Dunkeld.
Robt. Stewart, brother of the E. of
Lenox, and aft. E. of Lenox :
prov. of Dumbarton ; became a
protestant, and retained the reve-
nues of the see ; he lived a long
time privately at St. Andrew's.
and d. there 1586.
See vacant 14 years.
Geo. Gladstames, or Gladstone.
minister of St. Andrew's; tr. to
St. Andrew's.
1518.
1542.
1600.
* Archbishop Spottiswood says that neither Prosper nor Sinclair was ever con-
secrated; that the see continued vacant twenty-four years, and that the affairs of it
were governed by Adam Gordon, the dean, third son of the earl of Huntly.
34 *
532 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1606. Alexr. Forbes, rect. of Fettercairn; 1662. Patrick Forbes.
tr. to Aberdeen, 1615. 1680. Andr. Wood; tr. from the Isles;
The see vacant, eject. soon after the Revolution
1624. Jno. Abernethy, parson of Jed- in 1688, and d. at Dunbar,
burgh ; depr. by the assembly of 1695.
Glasgow, 1638.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 541.
DIOCESE OF DUNELANE.
IN Dunblane, a small town in Strathallan, there existed anciently a
convent of Culdees, which David I. erected into an episcopal see about
the year 1142. The church was dedicated to St. Blaan, who had been
superior of the convent in the time of Kenneth III. ; and from this
saint the place took its name.
The list of the Bishops is very incorrect; but the fault is now beyond
remedy.
BISHOPs of DUNBLANE.
# K M + k, 1486. Jas. Chisholm, chapl. to Jas. III. ;
1160. Laurentius. res. in favour of his brother
* * Simon. 1527. Wm. Chisholm (No. 1); he alienated
* * Jonath great part of the revenues of the
onavnan. see, which he bestowed upon his
1210, William. kinsman, sir Jas. Chisholm, and
1220. Abraham. on his illegitimate children,
* * Radulphus. 1564. Wm. Chisholm (No. 2), nephew to
1230. Osbert. the last bp ; coadj. in 1561; for-
1233. Clement. feited his see, and withdrew to
1258. Robt. de Praebenda, dean of Dun- France, where he became a bp.
blane. 1575. Andr. Graham.
* * Alpin. 1606. Geo. Graham, parson of Scone;
1290. William. tr. to Orkney.
1307. Nichs. de Balmyle; lá. chanc. 1615. Adam Bellenden, rect. of Falkirk;
1319. Mauritius, abb. of Inchaffray. tr. to Aberdeen.
1353. William. 1636. *Jas. Wedderburn, prof. of divinity
1362. Walter Cambuslang. at St. Andrew's; depr. by the
* * Andreas. Assembly of Glasgow in 1638;
* * Dougal. d. 1639.
1406. Finlay. 1661. Robt. Leighton, prof. of divinity
1420. Wrm. Stephen, divinity reader at St. at Edinburgh; tr. to Glasgow.
Andrew’s. 1673. Jas. Ramsay, dean of Glasgow;
1430. Michl. Ochiltree, dean of Dunblane. tr. to Ross.
1448. Robt. Lauder. 1684. Robt. Douglas ; tr. from Brechin;
1459. Thomas. eject. Soon after the Revolution
1467. Jno. Hepburn. in 1688; d. 1716.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 542.
DIOCESE OF D'UNK.E.L.D.
CoNSTANTINE III, king of the Picts, founded a monastery of Culdees
here, which was dedicated to St. Columba, the patron saint of that
nation. King David, or, as he is generally called, St. David, expelled
* In this bishop's time the prelates of Dunblane were made deans of the Chapel
Royal, which formerly appertained to the bishops of Galloway.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 533
the Culdees, changed their church into a cathedral, and founded the see
about the year 1127.
BISHOPs of DUNEELD.
* * Gregory (No. 1); d. about 1169. 1447. Wm. Turnbull, archdn. of Lothian,
1169. Richd. de Praebenda (No. 1). and ld. pr. seal; tr. to Glasgow.
1177. Cormacus. 1448. Jno. Raulston, dean of Dunkeld;
* * Gregory (No. 2). kpr. of the pr. Seal, Sec. St., and
1178. Walter de Bidun, ld, chanc. ld. treasr.
1200. Jno. Scot, archdn. of St. Andrew's. 1452. Thos. Lawder, prec. of Soutray.
See note to that bishopric, ante, 1476. Jas. Livingtoun, dean of Dunkeld;
p. 528. ld. chanc.
* * Richd. de Praebenda (No. 2). 1488. Alexr. Inglis, dean of Dunkeld, and
1211. John of Leicester, archd. of Lothian; kpr. of the rolls.
got part of his diocese disjoined 1484. Robert.
to form the see of Argyll. * * Geo. Brown, chanc. of the see of
1214. Hugh de Sigillo. Aberdeen.
* * Matth. Scot, ld, chanc.; tr. from 1515. Andr. Stuart(son of the E. of Athole);
Aberdeen. tr. to Caithness.
* * Gilbert. 1516. Gavin Douglas, prov. of St. Giles’s,
1236. Galfrid Liverance. Edinburgh ; brother of the E. of
1249. Richard. Angus.
1250. David. 1527. Geo. Crichton, ld, kpr. pr. seal.
* * Richd. de Inverkeithing, a preb. of 1545. Jno. Hamilton (natl. son of the E.
this see. of Arran), abb. of Paisley; tr. to
1272. Robt. de Stuteville, dean of Dunkeld. St. Andrew’s.
1288. Matth. de Crambeth. 1550. Robt. Crichton (nephew to bp. Geo.
1309. Wm. Sinclair; bp. before this year. Crichton); forfeited.
—Keith. 1571. Jas. Paton, the first Protestant bp.
1324. Walter. of this see ; res.
1351. Duncan. 1603. Peter Rollock, a löl. of sess.
1356. John. 1606. Jas. Nicholson, parson of Meigle.
* * Michl. Monymusk, gr. chambn, of 1638. Alexr. Lindsay, parson of St.
Scotland. Mado's.
1377. Jno. Peebles, archdm. of St. Andrew's, 1662. Geo. Haliburton, parson of Perth.
and ló. chanc. | 1664. Hy. Guthrie, form. parson of Stir-
1396. Robt. de Cairny. ling, but depr. in 1648.
1436. Donald MacNaughton; d. on his way | 1677. Jas. Lindsay, min. of Perth.
to Rome for confirmation. 1679. Andr. Bruce, archdn, of St.Andrew's;
1438. Jas. Kennedy, abb. of Scone ; tr. to depr. in 1686; but aft. made bp.
St. Andrew's. of Orkney, May, 1688.
1440. Alexr. Lawder. 1686. Jno. Hamilton ; d. one of the minis-
1441. Jas. Bruce, ld. chanc. ; tr. to Glas- ters of Edinburgh, after the Re-
gow. volution.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 542.
DIOCESE OF EDINBURGH.
THIs see was founded by Charles I., when in Scotland, in 1633. The
church of St. Giles, in the city of Edinburgh, was made the cathedral.
BIs HoPs OF EDINBURGH.
1634. Wm. Forbes, one of the ministers of 1671. Alexr. Young, archdm. of St. An-
Edinburgh; d. same year. drew’s ; tr. to Ross.
David Lindsay ; tr. from Brechin; 1679. John Patterson; tr. from Galloway;
depr. by the assembly of Glasgow, tr. to Glasgow.
1638. 1687. Alexr. Rose; tr. from Moray; eject.
1662. Geo. Wiseheart, rect. of Newcastle- soon after the Revolution in
| upon-Tyne. 1688.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 542.
534 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESE OF MORAY.
THE bishopric of Moray was founded by king Malcolm III., surnamed
Canmore. The seat of the see was at Elgin, situated on the river Lossie,
about three miles from its mouth. The cathedral was dedicated to the
Holy Trinity.
BISHOPs of MoRAY.
1115. Gregory. 1477. Wrm. Tulloch; tr. from Orkney; lá
* * William ; made apostolic legate in pr. Seal.
1159. 1482. Andr. Stewart, sub-dean of Glasgow,
* * Felix; d. 1170. ld. pr. seal; called “the Black
1171. Simeon de Tomei, a monk of Melrose. Rnight of Lorn.”
1187. Richard, chapln. to K. William. 1501. Andr. Forman; tr. to St. Andrew's.
1203. Brice, or Bricius, prior of Lesmaha- 1516. Jas. Hepburn, abb. of Dunfermline,
gow. and la, treasr.
* * Andr. de Moravia. 1524. Robt. Schaw, abb. of Paisley.
1242. Simon, dean of Moray. 1527. Alexr. Stuart, son of Alexr., D. of
1253. Archd., dean of Moray. Albany, son of James II. by
1299. David Moray; founded the Scots' Ratharine Sinclair, then his wife,
College at Paris. daur. of Wm., E. of Orkney and
1325. John Pilmore, bp.-elect of Ross. Caithness. He was abb. of Scone
1362. Alexr. Bar; whilst this prelate was when advanced to this see.
bp., Alexr., E. of Buchan, youngest | 1535. Patrick Hepburn, son of Patrick,
son of Robert II., burnt the cathe- first E. of Bothwell; prior of St.
dral church, and the whole town Andrew’s, and sec. st.
of Elgin, with the churches and 1573. Geo. Douglas, natl, son of Archd.,
hospitals. E. of Angus ; first protestant bp.
1397. Wm. Spynie, chanter of Elgin. of this see.
1407. John Innes, archdn. of Caithness. 1606. Alexr. Douglas, parson of Elgin.
1414. Hy. Leighton, chanter of Moray; 1623. John Guthrie, parson of Edinburgh;
tr. to Aberdeen. depr. with other bps. in 1638.
1425. David. 1662. Murdoch Mackenzie ; tr. to Ork-
1429. Columba Dunbar. ney.
1437. John Winchester (an Englishman), 1677. Jas. Aitkin; tr. to Galloway.
prov. of Lincluden, and ld. clk. 1680. Colin Falconer; tr. from Argyll.
regr. ; often employed as ambass. 1687. Alexr. Rose, principal of St. Mary's
to the English court. College, St. Andrew's.
1459. Jas. Stewart, ld, treas1. | 1688. Wm. Hay, parson of Perth; he was
1462. David Stewart (bro. to the last bp.); eject. soon after the Revolution in
parson of Spynie. | 1688; d. 1707.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 544.
DIOCESE OF ORKNEY.
THE accounts of the founding of this see are various and uncertain,
and considering that the Orkney and Shetland islands were subject
sometimes to the Norwegians, and sometimes to the Scots, little
authenticated matter can be expected. The seat of the see was at
Rirkwall. The church was dedicated to St. Servanus, and was one of
the only two cathedral churches in Scotland (that of Glasgow being the
other) that escaped the fury of the mob. The foundation of this see is
by some ascribed to St. Servanus, who was ordained a bishop by St.
Palladius, and sent to the Scots by pope Celestine I. in the beginning o
the fifth century; others say that St. Columb was the founder. Thé
diocese contained the islands of Orkney and Shetland.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
535
% +&
* 36.
1223.
1248.
3. •k
1270.
1286.
1310.
3: •K.
J390.
1394.
1422.
1448.
1468.
1478.
1511.
* *
* 36.
1540.
THE
* *
* k
1161.
1195
3& K.
1214.
+ 36
1269.
1270.
1273.
1274.
1284.
1309.
1325.
1328.
1334.
1340.
1357.
BISHOPs of ORKNEY.
Radulphus, who lived in the time of 1562.
David I. |
William (No. 1), reckoned by Tor-
pheus to be the first bp. resident
in Orkney.
William (No. 2); d. 1188.
Biarn ; d. Sept. 1223.
Jofreir; d. 1246.
Hervey, or Hausir.
Henry (No. 1).
Petrus.
Dolgfinnus.
William (No. 3).
William (No. 4); murd.
William §: 5).
Henry (No. 2).
Thos. de Tulloch.
William (No. 6).
Wm. Tulloch; tr. to Moray. 1677.
Andrew. -
Edwd. Stewart. 1688
Robt. Maxwell, prov. of the col-
1egiate ch., Dumbarton.
Robt. Reid, prior of Beaulieu ; pres.
ct. Sess.
Thomas.
|
|
|
Adam Bothwell ; m. Q. Mary to the
E. of Bothwell, and aft. became
a protestant.
See vacant 13 years. .
. Jas. Law, parson of Kirkliston; tr.
to Glasgow.
. Geo. Graham ; tr. from Dunblane;
deposed.
. Robt. Baron, prof. of divinity in
Marischal College, Aberdeen,
chosen ; but the ruling powers
depr. him of the benefit of his
election. .
. Thos. Sydeserf, prev. bp. of Gallo-
way ; he was the only surviving
bp. at the Restoration.
. Andr. Honyman, archdn. of St. An-
drew's.
Murdoch Mackenzie ; tr. from Mo-
ray.
. Andr. Bruce ; he had been formerly
bp. of Dunkeld, but had been
depr. ; lost this see at the Revo-
lution.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 545.
DIOCESE OF ROSS
see of Ross was founded in the twelfth century by king David I.
BISHOPs of Ross.
Macbeth. * *
Simon. 1420.
Gregory. 1449.
Reinaldus; d. 1213. 1463.
Andr. Murray; elect., but refused 1481.
to be consec. | 1482.
Robert (No. 1), chapl. to K. William.
St. Duthac. - y
Robert (No. 2).
Robert (No. 3), archdn. of Ross.
Matthaeus, or Machabacus ; d. at
Lyons, having gone to attend the 1539.
council there.
Thos. de Fifyne. 1546.
Robert (No. 4).
Thos. de Dundemore,
IYl Ol’G. -
John Pilmore ; elect., but before
consec, chosen bp. of Moray.
Rogerus (No. 1).
John (No. 1).
Roger (No. 2).
Alexander (No. 1).
or Dundu-
1485.
1508.
1525.
Alexander (No. 2).
John (No. 2).
Thos. Urquhart.
Henry.
Thomas. -
Wm. Elphinstone, archdm. of Argyll ;
tr. to Aberdeen.
John Fraser, abb. of Melrose.
Robt. Cockburn.
Jas. Hay, abb. of Dundrennan, in the
stewartry of Kirkcudbright.
Robt. Cairncross abb. of Holyrood
House ; lil. treast.
David Paniter (vulgo Panter), sec.
St.
. Hy. Sinclair, dean of Glasgow ; lá.
pres, ct. Sess.
. John Lesley, sec, to Q. Mary; d. at
|Brussels, 1596.
. David Lindesay ; the first protestant
bp. of this see.
. Patrick Lindesay, parson of St.
Vigians, Angus; tr. to Glasgow.
536 HE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1633. John Maxwell, one of the ministers | 1662. John Paterson, parson of Aberdeen.
of Edinburgh; depr, in 1638. In 1679. Alexr. Young; tr. from Edinburgh.
1640 he was made bp. of Killala, 1684. Jas. Ramsay ; tr. from Dunblane;
Ireland; and in 1645, abp. of eject. Soon after the Revolution in
Tuam; d, suddenly in 1646. 1688.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 545.
DIOCESE OF GLASGOW,
HISTORIANs disagree with respect to the foundation of this see: that it
is, next to St. Andrews, of higher antiquity than any other in Scotland,
is, however, beyond all doubt. The founder is nowhere mentioned
with any certainty. Kennet says, the see was instituted by St. Kenti-
gern, alias Mungo, in the year 560. Yet some doubt whether Kentigern
was ever bishop of Glasgow, and speak of him as being only a holy
man, who had a cell there, and whose sanctity was held in such high
veneration, that when the cathedral church was dedicated, it was to him.
Dr. Heylyn, speaking of the see of St. Asaph, in Wales, says, “that
the see was founded in 583 by St. Kentigern, a Scot, then bishop of
Glasgow. In that see he was the first bishop; and on his return to
Scotland, he was succeeded as bishop by St. Asaph, to whom the
cathedral there is dedicated.” From this it may be inferred that St.
Kentigern, alias Mungo, founded the see of Glasgow, and was the first
bishop. The see was made an archbishopric in 1491.
The diocese was of great extent, till the see of Edinburgh was partly
taken out of it. The want of records leaves a vast blank in the catalogue
of its bishops.
BISHOPS OF GLAsgow.
* * * 1272. Robt. Wiseheart, archdn. of St. An-
1115. John, ld. chanc. drew’s.
1147. Herbert, abb. of Kelso ; lil. chanc. 1317. Stephen de Dundemore, chanc. of
1164. Ingelram, archdn. of Glasgow. the see of Glasgow; never consec.;
1174. Joceline, abb. of Melrose. d. on his way to Rome.
1199. Hugo de Roxburgh, archdn. of St. 1319. John Wiseheart, archdn. of Glas-
Andrew's, and lå. chanc. gow.
1200. Wm. Malvoisine, ld, chanc.; tr. to 1325. John Lindsay; d. 1335.
St. Andrew's. 1335. Wrm. Rao.
1202. Florentius (son of the E. of Hol- 1368. Walter Wardlaw, archdn. of Lothian,
land), ld, chanc.; res. and Sec. to the king.
1208. Walter, chapl. to the king. 1389. Matth. Glendoming, preb. of Glas-
1283. Wm. de Bondington, archdn. of St. gow.
Andrew's, and ló. chanc. 1408. Wm. Lauder, archdn, of Lothian.
1260. John de Cheyam, archdn. of Bath, 1426. John Cameron, prov. of Lincludem,
England ; chapl. to pope Alex- and lá. pr. seal.
ander IV., and by him forced into 1446. Jas. Bruce ; tr. from Dunkeld;
the see ; he was so disagreeable ld. chanc.; d. before he was in-
both to king and people, that stalled.
he retired to France, where he 1448. Wm. Turnbull, archdm. of St. An-
died. drew's, and ló. pr. Seal.
1268. Nichs. de Moffat, archdn. of Tiviot- || 1455. Andr. Muirhead, rect. of Cadzow
dale ; never consec. (now Hamilton).
1270. Wrm. Wiseheart, archdn. of St. An- || 1474. John Laing, ld. treasr.
drew's, and lå. chanc. ; tr. to St. 1483. Geo. Carmichael, treasr. of the see
Andrew's. of Glasgow; d. before consec.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 537
ARCHBISHOPS OF GLASGow.
1484. Robt. Blackadder ; tr. from Aber- in 1587; the diocese given to
deen; he had so much interest at Walter Stewart, commend. of
Rome, that he got this see erected Blantyre, with power to feu what
into an archbishopric in 1491, remained of the see lands.
and had the bps. of Argyll, 1588. Jas. Beaton, or Bethune (No. 2);
Galloway, and the Isles assigned rest. by act of parlt.
him as suffragans. 1603. John Spottiswood, parson of Cal-
1508. Jas. Beaton, or Bethune (No. 1); der, Mid Lothian ; tr. to St. An-
tr. from Galloway; ld, chanc.; drew’s.
tr. to St. Andrew's. 1615. Jas. Law; tr. from Orkney.
1524. Gavin Dunbar; tr. from Aberdeen; 1633. Patrick Lindsay ; tr. from Ross;
ld, chanc. depr. and excomm. 1638; d. at
1551. Jas. Beaton, or Bethune (No. 2); abb. Newcastle 1641.
of Aberbrothock; he sent the 1661. Andr. Fairfowl, parson at Dunse.
records of this see to the Scots' | 1664, Alexr. Burnet ; tr. from Aberdeen;
college at Paris; quitted the see forced to resign by the D. of
in 1560; rest. 1588. Lauderdale, in 1669.
The see vacant. 1671. Robt. Leighton; tr. from Dum-
1571. John Porterfield ; the first Protes- blane ; res. 1674. -
tant abp. of Glasgow; he seems | 1674. Alexr. Burnet; rest. by the D. of
to have been appointed merely to Lauderdale ; tr. to St. An-
get the lands belonging to the see drew’s.
alienated in a legal manner; re- | 1679. Arthur Ross; tr. from Argyll ; tr.
mained here till the year 1572, to St. Andrew’s.
1572. Jas. Boyd, one of the ministers of 1684. Alexr. Cairncross ; tr. from Brechin ;
Glasgow. - removed in 1686.
1581. Robt. Montgomery, parson of Stir- | 1687. John Paterson; tr. from Edin-
ling ; res. burgh ; son of the bp. of Ross ;
1585. Wm. Erskine, titular abp., not being ejected soon after the Revolution
in orders; turned out by the king in 1688.
For post-Revolution bishops sec post, p. 543.
DIOCESE OF ARGYLL.
JoHN SCOT, bishop of Dunkeld, finding his see so large that he could
not pay that attention to it which his conscience dictated, made a repre-
sentation to that effect to the court of Rome; whereupon pope Innocent
III. disjoined from his diocese all that now constitutes the shire of
Argyll, on the main land, together with some of the Western Islands,
particularly the island of Lismore, which was made the bishop's seat of
the new see: hence the bishops of Argyll are frequently styled bishops
of Lismore. The church was dedicated to St. Molocus, who lived about
1160, and whose bones were translated to the island. The diocese
contained Argyllshire, Lochaber, and some of the isles.
BISHOPS OF ARGYLL.
1200. Evaldus. * * *
1228. Harald. 1425. Finlay, a Dominican friar ; chapl.
1240. William. to Murdoch, D. of Albany; re-
1250. Alan. tired to Ireland with the duke’s
1261. Laurence. son James.
1304. Andrew. 1437. Geo. Lauder, prec. of St. Laurence
1330. David. Peebles.
1342. Martin. 1473. Robt. Colquhoun, rect. of Luss.
Here some of the names are wanting. 1499. John.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1539.
1558.
1580.
1608.
1613.
1637.
inhabitants to the Christian religion.
* { %
3& #.
730.
764.
776.
777.
790.
1154.
1189.
1209,
1225.
1255.
1296.
1321.
1334.
1357.
1359.
1362.
1368.
1415.
1415.
1426.
1451.
1459.
1489.
. David Hamilton; this prelate held
'm commendam the two abbeys of
Dryburgh and Glenluce; and
procured the abbey of Sandal, in
Rintyre, to be annexed to his see.
Wm. Cunningham, bro. to the E. of
Glencairn.
Robt. Montgomery, rect. of Kirk-
michael.
Jas. Hamilton. natl. bro. to the D.
of Chatelherault ; sub - dean of
Glasgow; the first Protestant bp.
of this see.
Neil Campbell, parson of Kilmartin;
l'6S.
John Campbell, son of the last bp.
Andr. Boyd, natl. Son of lø. Boyd;
preb. of Glasgow.
Jas. Fairley, min. in Edinburgh ; he
1661.
1662.
1666.
1675.
1679.
1680.
1688.
was, with other bps., depr. in
1638; but became the presbyterian
parson of Leswade.
John Young, prof. of divinity at
Glasgow ; d. before consecration.
David Fletcher, parson at Melrose.
Wm. Scrogie, parson of Rathan,
Aberdeenshire.
Arthur Ross, parson of Glasgow;
tr. to Glasgow.
Colin Falconer, parson of Forres;
tr. to Moray.
Hector Maclean, parson at Eastwood.
Alexr. Monro, principal of the col-
lege of Edinburgh ; he had a congé.
d'elire to the dean and chapter of
this see ; but it is uncertain whe-
ther he was elected before the
Revolution.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 541.
DIOCESE OF GALLOWAY.
THIS was a very ancient see, said to have been founded by St. Ninian,
who was the first bishop, and who had previously converted many of the
This saint, about the close of the
fifth or beginning of the sixth century, built a church of white stone,
in honour of St. Martin, and from it the place took its name Whitern,
or Whitehorn.
BISHOPS OF
St. Ninian (No. 1).
Octa.
Pecthelmus.
Frethe waldus.
Pictuinus.
Ethelbertus.
Radwulf.
* º: *
Christianus.
John.
Walter.
Gilbert, abb. of Kinloss.
Henry, abb. of Holyrood House.
Thomas (No. 1).
Simon.
Henry.
Michael.
Adam.
Thomas (No. 2).
Andrew.
Elisabus.
Thomas (No. 3).
Alexander.
Thos. Spence ; res.
Ninian (No. 2).
Geo. Vaus.
GALLOWAY.
1508.
1509.
1526.
1541.
1558.
1576.
1606.
º *
1619.
1634.
1661.
Jas. Beaton, or Bethune (No. 1),
abb. of Dunfermline ; ld. treaSr;
tr. to Glasgow.
David Arnot, abb. of Cambus Ken-
neth.
Hy. Weems.
Andr. Durie, abb. of Melrose.
Alexr. Gordon, tr. from the Isles;
titular abp. of Athens ; the first
protestant bp. of this see; sus-
pended from his function by the
kirk, he assigned his bishopric to
his son, which assignment was
afterwards confirmed by a charter
under the great seal ; d. 1576.
John Gordon, not consec.
Gavin Hamilton, parson of Hamilton.
Wm. Coupar, parson of Perth.
Andr. Lamb, tr. from Brechin.
Thos. Sydeserf, tr. from Brechin;
depr. in 1638 by the assembly of
Glasgow; he was the only Scots’
bp. that survived the usurpation,
and in 1662 was made bp. of
Orkney.
Jas. Hamilton, bro. to the first 1d.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 539
Belhaven; parson of Cambus- 1688. John Gordon, chapl. to the king; he
nethan. followed James II., after his abdi-
1674. John Paterson, dean of Edinburgh. cation, into France, and aft. into
1679. Arthur Ross, tr. from Argyll ; tr. Ireland, but still continued a
to Glasgow. protestant.
1680. Jas. Aitkin, tr. from Moray.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 543.
DIOCESE OF THE ISLES.
THIS see contained, formerly, not only the AEbudæ, or Western Isles,
but the Isle of Man, which for more than four hundred years has been
a separate bishopric. The prelates had three places of residence, viz.,
the isles of Icolumkill, Man, and Bute; and, in ancient writs are
Variously styled Episcopi Mannice et Insularum, Episcopi AEbudarum, and
Episcopi Sodorenses, which last title is still retained by the bishops of
the Isles, and the bishops of the Isle of Man.
During the great contest between the houses of Bruce and Baliol for
the throne of Scotland, Edward III. of England made himself master
of the Isle of Man, and it has ever since remained an appendage of the
crown of England. The lords of the isle of Man set up bishops of
their own, and the Scottish monarchs continued their bishops of the
Isles, of which the records are but imperfect.
BIs Hops of THE ISLEs.
360. Amphibalus. |}}} Allan.
447. Germanus. | 1321. Gilbert.
* * Conindicus. 1328. Bernard de Linton, abb. of Aberbro-
* * Romulus. . thock, and ld. chanc.
498. St. Machatus. i 1334. Thomas.
648. St. Conan. 1348. Wm. Russell, abb. of Rushen.
* * St. Contentus. | 1374. John Dumkan, a Manxman, consèc.
* * St. Bladus. at Avignon; made prisoner on his
* * St. Malchus. return at Balonia, and redeemed
889. Tarkinus. l for five hundred merks.
* * Roolwer. 1388. John (No. 3); the Isle of Man was
* * William. now separated from this see.
* * St. Brandan, to whom the cathedral 1409. Michael.
in the Isle of Man is dedicated. 1427. Angusius (No. 1).
1113. Wymundus, a monk of Sais. 1476 Angusius (No. 2).
1151. John (No. 1), a monk of Sais. 1492. Robert.
1154. Gamaliel, an Englishman. * * John (No. 4), the king, with the con-
* * Reginald (No. 1), a Norwegian. sent of the pope, got the abbey
* * Christian. | of Icolumkill annexed to the see.
* * Michael. 1510. Geo. Hepburn, abb. of Aberbrothock;
1203. Nicholas. ld. treasr. ; killed at the battle of
1217. Reginald (No. 2), nephew to Ottaus, Flodden, Sept. 9, 1513.
FC. of Norway. See supposed to be vacant.
1226. John (No. 2). - 1524. John (No. 5), elected.
* * Simon. 1530. Ferquhard, res. in favour of
1249. Laurence, archdn. of Man. 1544. Roderick Maclean, archdn. Of the
1252. Richard (No. 1). Isles.
1253. Stephen. . 1553. Alexr. Gordon,titular abp. of Athens;
* * Richard (No. 2); in his time, the held the abbey of Inchaffray
Scots regained the island of Man. wn commendam ; tr. to Galloway.
1275. Marcus, ld, chanc. of Scotland. 1558. John Campbell, prior of Ardchattan.
1304. Onacus. * * John Carswell ; titular.
540 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1606. Andr. Knox, parson of Paisley, the
first protestant bp. of this see ; tr.
to Raphoe, Ireland.
1622. Thos. Knox, son of the last bishop.
1628. John Lesley, tr. to Raphoe, Ireland,
1633, but depr. ; made bp. of
Clogher, 1661; and d. in 1671.
1634. Neil Campbell, parson of Glastrey;
depr. by the Glasgow assembly
1638.
1661. Robt. Wallace, parson of Barnwell,
in Ayrshire.
1675. Andr. Wood, parson of Dunbar, tr.
to Caithness.
1680. Archd. Graham, parson of Rothsay:
ejected soon after the Revolution
in 1688.
For post-Revolution bishops see post, p. 541.
PART II.—BISHOPS OF SCOTLAND AFTER THE
REVOLUTION.
AT the Revolution of 1688 the episcopal Church of Scotland was
disestablished, and thenceforward became a mere voluntary association.
The apostolical succession of bishops was, however, continued, and the
names of most of the former dioceses have been retained or revived.
From time to time two or more sees have been united under one
bishop and again separated, a system which, though no doubt adopted
for good practical reasons, renders the succession of the post-Revolution
bishops somewhat intricate and difficult to follow.
BISHOPS OF SCOTLAND WHO HAVE HELD THE
OFFICE OF PRIMUS.
ANCIENTLY, no bishop in Scotland had the title of archbishop, but one
bishop had a precedency under the title of Primus Scotiae Episcopus.
In consequence of the Revolution, and after the death of bishop Rose,
of Edinburgh, the Scottish bishops resumed the old form, one of them
being elected Primus, with the power of convocating and presiding
according to their canons.
1704.
1720.
1727.
*Alexr. Rose, bp. of Edinburgh.
*Jno. Fullarton, bp. of Edinburgh.
*Arthur Millar, bp. of Edinburgh.
*Andrew Lumsden, bp. of Edinburgh.
*David Freebairn, minister of Dum-
ning ; aft. bp. of Edinburgh.
Thomas Rattray, bp. of Dunkeld.
1743. Robert Keith, bp. of Fife.
1757. Robert White, bp. of Fife.
1761–2. William Falcomar, bp. of Moray;
aft. bp. of Edinburgh.
1731.
1739.
1784. Robert Kilgour, bp. of Aberdeen.
1788–9. John Skinner, bp. of Aberdeen.
1816. George Gleig, bp. of Brechin.
1837. James Walker, bp. of Edinburgh.
1841. William Skinner, bp. of Aberdeen.
1857. Chas. Hugh Terrot, bp. of Edin-
burgh.
1862. Robert Eden, bp. of Moray and
Ross.
1886. Hugh Willoughby Jermyn, bp. of
Brechin.
* Some authorities style these bishops “Administrators,” and not “Primi.”
POST_REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ABERDEEN.
1721. Hon. Archd. Campbell; consec. Aug. 1733. Wm. Dunbar, tr. from Moray; d
24. 1711; res. 1724.
1724. Jas. Gadderar, min. at Kilmaurs :
consec. Feb. 24, 1712.
1746.
1747. Andr. Gerard, presbyter in Aber-
deen; consec. July 17; d. Oct. 1767.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 541
1768. Robt. Kilgour, presbyter in Peter- 1816. Wm. Skinner, presbyter in Aberdeen,
head; consec. Sept. 21; primus son of the preceding bp. ; consec.
on the death of bp. Falconar in Oct. 27 : primus in 1841.
1784; res. 1786; d. Mar. 1790. 1857. Thos. G. Suther.
1786. John Skinner, presbyter in Aber- In 1864 Orkney was united to this
deen; consec. and app. coadj. to see, and bp. Suther was thence-
bp. Kilgour, Sept. 25, 1782; succ. forth styled by. of Aberdeen and
that bp. on his resign. in 1786; Orkney.
primus in 1788–9; d. July 1816.
See “Aberdeen and Orkney,” infra.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ABERDEEN AND
ORKNEY.
See “Aberdeen,” supra, and “Orkney,” post, p. 545.
1864. Thos. G. Suther, bp. of Aberdeen; 1883. Hon. Arthur Gascoigne Douglas.
now bp. of Aberdeen and Orkney.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ARGYLL AND THE
ISLES.
Since the Revolution the sees of independent diocese, and a bishop
Argyll and the Isles have never was appointed thereto.
existed independently, being joined 1847. Alex. Ewing, consec. at Aberdeen,
to Moray and Ross, or to Ross Oct. this year.
alone. In 1847, however, Argyll 1874. Geo. Richd. Mackarness.
and the Isles were made to form an 1883. Jas. Robt. Alex. Chinnery-Haldane.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF BRECHIN.
1731. John Ouchterlonie ; consec. Nov. 29, | Drummond being elected to Edin-
1726 ; d. 1742. : burgh, he had the undivided
1742. Jas. Rait, presbyter in Dundee ; charge of Brechin ; d. Jan.
consec. Oct. 4; d. 1777. 1810.
1778. Geo. Innes; consec. Aug. 18; d. 1810. Geo. Gleig, presbyter in Stirling;
May 1781. consec, as coadj. to bp. Strachan,
See vacant some years. Oct. 12, 1808; succ. him in 1810;
1787. Wm. Abernethy Drummond, pres- primus in 1816.
byter in Edinburgh; consec. Sept. 1837. David Moir, consec. Oct. 8, as coadj.
26 ; tr. soon afterwards to Edin- to bp. Gleig, whom he succ. in
burgh. 1841.
1787–8. John Strachan, presbyter in Dun- 1847. Alex. Penrose Forbes.
dee; consec. with bp. Drummond, 1876. Hugh Willoughby Jermyn, primus
to whom he was coadj. On in 1886.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF CAITHNESS.
1662. Patrick Forbes, June 1. 1741. Wm. Falconar, Sept. 10; tr. to
1727. Robt. Keith; June 18; tr. to Fife, Moray, 1742.
1733.
See “Ross and Caithness,” post, p. 545.
ë42 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF DUNBLANE.
1731. John Gillan ; consec. June 11, 1727; See some years vacant.
assumed the charge of this dio- || 1774. Chas. Rose, presbyter at Doune ;
cese, but his authority was not consec. Aug. 24; succ. bp. Alex-
fully recognised until 1731. ander in Dunkeld in 1776, when
1735. Robt. White, presbyter at Cupar; the bishoprics of Dunkeld and
consec. June 24 ; tr. to Fife, 1743. Dunblane were united.
See “Dunkeld and Dunblame,” infra.
POST. REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF D'UNKELD.
1727. Thos. Rattray, of Craighall; consec. 1743. John Alexander, presbyter at Alloa
June 4; primus in 1739; d. May consec. Aug. 9; d. 1776.
1743.
On his death the bishoprics of Dunkeld and Dunblane were united. See “Dunkeld
and Dunblane,” infra. &
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF D'UNKELD AND
DUNBLANE.
See “Dunkeld,” and “Dunblane,” supra.
1776. Chas. Rose, bp. of Dunblane, be- 1808. Patrick Torry, presbyter at Peter-
came also bp. of Dunkeld; d. head; consec. Oct. 12; made bp.
Apr. 1791. of Fife 1837, and thenceforward
1792. Jonathan Watson, presbyter at styled by. of Fife, Dunkeld, and
Laurence Kirk; consec. Sept. 20; T)umblane.
(l, 1808. |
See “Fife, Dunkeld, and 1) unblane,” post, p. 543.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF EDINBURGH.
PAssING over bishop Alexander Rose, whose name is found in the preceding lists of
ante-Revolution bishops, and who connects the established Episcopal Church of Scot-
land with that form of it which is now only voluntary, the first of the post-Revolution
bishops, properly so described, chosen to superintend the clergy of Edinburgh, was
1720. John Fullarton, form. min. of Pais- 1781; app. to Edinburgh 1783:
ley ; consec. Jan. 25, 1705; app. d. 1739.
to Edinburgh in 1720, on the death From 1739 to 1776 there was no
bp. of Alexr. Rose. appointment of a bishop of Edin-
1727. Arthur Millar, min. of Inveresk ; burgh.
consec. Oct. 22, 1718; app. to 1776, Wm. Falconar; tr. from Moray;
Edinburgh ; primus in 1727; d. primus 1761–2; d. 1784.
same year. Arth. Petrie was his coadj. in 1777.
Andrew Lumsden, min, of Dudding- || 1787. Wm. Abernethy Drummond ; tr. from
ton; consec. Nov. 22, and at once Brechin; res. 1805.
made primus. 1806. Daniel, or David, Sandford, elect.
1733. David Freebairn, min. of Dunning ; in Jan. and consec. Feb. 9 this
consec. Oct. 17, 1722; primus in year; d. 1830.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 543
1830. Jas. Walker, consec. Mar. 7; primus
in 1837; d. Mar. 1841.
1841. Chas. Hughes Terrot.
1863. Thos. Baker Morrell, coadj.
1872. Hy. Cotterill.
1886. John Dowden.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF FIFE.
1733. Robt. Keith ; tr. from Caithness; Fife was united to Edinburgh from
primus in 1743; d. Jan. 1757. bp. Edgar's death, until 1837,
1743. Robt. White ; tr. from Dunblame ; when it was transferred to Dun-
primus in 1757; d. 1761. keld and Dunblane. This bishop-
1761. Hy. Edgar, consec. in 1759; coadj. ric has been styled St. Andrew’s.
to bp. White, whom he succeeded : since Sept. 1844.
there is no record of his death.
See “Edinburgh,” ante, p. 542, “Fife, Dunkeld, and Dunblane,” infra, and
“St. Andrew's, Dunkeld, and Dunblane,” post, p. 545.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF FIFE, DUNKELD,
AND DUN BLANE.
See “Fife,” supra, and “Dunkeld and Dunblane,” ante, p. 542.
1837. Patrick Torry, bp. of Dunkeld and
Dunblane, was this year made
bp. of Fife also. In Sept. 1844
the title of Fife was changed to
St. Andrew's, and bp. Torry was
thenceforward styled by. of St.
Andrew's, Dunkeld, and Dun-
blane.
See “ St. Andrew's, Dunkeld, and Dunblane,” post, p. 545.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF GALLOWAY.
It is doubtful whether there was a
bishop of this see until it was
united with Glasgow in 1848; but
David Freebairn, who was consec.
Oct. 17, 1722, is, by some, given
as bp. of Galloway in 1731.
See “ Glasgow and Galloway,” post, p. 544.
POST_REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF GLASGOW.
It is doubtful whether any named 1732 (? 1722). Andrew, or David, Cant,
before 1837 were more than titu- consec. Oct. 17.
lar bishops, but the following are | 1837. In this year a mandate was issued
given by some authorities:— to the dean and clergy to elect a
172—, Alexr. Duncan, consec. 1724; (?bp. bishop, and accordingly, on Oct.
in 1721, and d. 1733), 8, Michl. Russell was consec. and
1724. Robt. Norrie, consec. this year. app. He d. 1848, and his succes-
1726. Jas. Rose, consec. this year. sor was consec. as bp. of Glas-
1727. David Rankine, consec. this year. gow and Galloway.
See “ Glasgow and Galloway,” post, p. 544.
544 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF GLASGOW AND
GALLOWAY.
See “ Glasgow" and “Galloway,” ante, p. 543.
1848. Walter Jno. Trower; consec. Sept. 1859. Wm. Scot Wilson.
as bp. of Glasgow and Galloway. | 1888. Wm. Thos. Harrison.
*
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF THE ISLES.
See “Argyll and the Isles,” ante, p. 541.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF MORAY.
1727. Wm. Dunbar, min. at Cruden; 1796. Alexr. Jolly, presbyter at Frazer-
consec. June 18; tr. to Aberdeen burgh, was consec. June 24, and
1733. app. coadj. to bp. Macfarlane,
1742. Wm. Falconar; tr. from Caithness; who immediately afterwards res.
tr. to Edinburgh. | the charge of Moray to him, re-
1776. Arthur Petrie, presbyter at Mickle- taining that of Ross, with the
folla, in Eyvie; consec. June 27; title of bp. of that diocese. See
d. 1787. i “Ross,” post, p. 545.
1838. On the death of bp. Jolly in this
year, Moray was again united to
Ross under bp. Low, conformably
with a decree of an episcopal
synod held in Edinburgh in
1837.
1787. Andr. Macfarlane, presbyter in In-
verness; consec. Mar. 7.
Hitherto the diocese of Ross had
since the Revolution been under
the charge of the bps. of Moray,
but in
See “Ross,” post, p. 545, and “Moray and Ross,” infra.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF MORAY AND ROSS.
See “Moray,” supra, and “Ross,” post, p. 545,
1838. Conformably to a decree of an epis- thenceforward styled bp. of Moray
copal synod held in Edinburgh in and Ross, and who res. 1851.
1837, the bishoprics of Moray | 1851. Robt. Eden, who, in 1864, was styled
and Ross were united under David bp. of Moray, Ross, and Caith-
Low, then bp. of Moray, who was IlêSS,
See “Moray, Ross, and Caithness,” infra.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF MORAY, ROSS, AND
CAITHNESS.
See “Moray and Ross,” supra, and “Ross and Caithness,” post, p. 545.
1864. Robt. Eden, above named. | 1886. Jas. Butler Kelly, consec. 1867.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 545
POST_REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ORKNEY.
IT is doubtful whether there were any post-Revolution bishops of this see until it was
united to Aberdeen in 1864. The following names are given by some, but, as will be
seen, they had other preferment from which they took their titles.
.1703. Robt. Keith, consec. June 18, 1727; 1762. Robt. Forbes, consec. June 21; also
also bp. of Caithness.
1741. Wm. Falconar, consec. Sept. 10;
also bp. of Caithness.
bp. of Ross and Caithness.
1787–8. Andr. Macfarlane, consec. Mar.
7, 1787; also bp. of Moray.
See “Aberdeen and Orkney,” ante, p. 541.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ROSS.
It is not clear by whom the duties
of some of the remoter districts
of Scotland were performed about
the middle of the last century.
Ross appears to have been usually
united with Moray, until bp. Mac-
farlane, in 1796, res. Moray to
bp. Jolly, and retained, together
with Ross, the superintendence of
Argyll.
1796. Andr. Macfarlane, previously consec.
bp. of Moray; d. 1819. See
“Moray,” ante p. 544.
1819. David Low, presbyter of Pitten-
ween ; consec. Nov. 14.
See “Moray and Ross,” ante, p. 544.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ROSS AND CAITHNESS.
1762. Robt. Forbes, consec. June 24.
See “Moray, Ross, and Caithness,” ante, p. 544.
POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS OF ST. ANDREW’S,
DUNKELD, AND DUNBLANE.
See “Fife Dunkeld, and Dunblane,” ante, p. 543.
1844. St. Andrews was anciently the prin-
cipal archiepiscopal see of Scot-
land, but the title was dropped
at the Revolution, and was not
revived until Sept. 5 of this year,
of Fife by Patrick Torry, until
then styled by. of Fife, Dunkeld,
and Dunblame, but thenceforward
styled by. of St. Andrews, Dun-
keld and Dunblane ; d. 1853.
when it was substituted for that | 1853. Chas. Wordsworth.
SCOTCH POST-REVOLUTION BISHOPS WITHOUT SEES.
1705.
1709.
1711.
1718.
John Sage, consec. Jan. 25.
John Fullarton, consec. Jan. 25.
John Falconer, consec. Jan. 25.
Hy. Christie, consec, Apr. 28.
Hon. Archd. Campbell,consec.Aug.24.
Wm. Irvine, consec. Oct. 22.
1722. Andr. Cant, consec. Oct. 17 ;
(? David Cant, bp. Glasgow, 1732.
1726. Jas. Rose, consec, Nov. 29 (? bp. of
Glasgow).
1727. John Gillan, consec. June 11.
David Rankin, consec. June 11.
(? bp. of Glasgow)
35
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE KIRK O
SCOTLAND. .
THE government of the established Presbyterian Kirk of Scotland is.
superintended by a supreme court, called the General Assembly, con-
sisting of commissioners from each presbytery, royal burgh, and
university in the kingdom, with a proportion of Kirk elders, nearly as
three to four.
Meetings of this court take place annually, under the
presidency of a Lord High Commissioner, as the representative of the
crown, and of a moderator chosen by the members present.
LORD HIGH COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO REPRE-
SENT THE SOWEREIGN
IN THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLIES OF THE KIRE OF SCOTLAND.
Jas., M., aft. D., of Hamilton.
John, I. of Traquair.
No commn.
John, E. of Wemyss.
Chas., E. of Dunfermline.
Sir Thos. Hope, of Craighall, king's
advocate.
1644–49. No commissioners; but the king
wrote a letter to the Assembly in
1646 showing that he could not
conveniently send a commr.
* %. * *
1638.
1639.
1640.
1641.
1642.
1643.
1690. John, ld. Carmichael.
1692. Robt., E., aft. M., of Tuothian.
1694–99. John, ld. Carmichael, aft.
Hyndford.
Jas., 1st visc. Seafield, aft. 1st E. of
Seafield, and 4th E. of Findlater.
Wm., E., aft. M. of Annandale.
Patrick, E. of Marchmont.
Jas., E. of Seafield, again.
1704. Wm., ld. Ross.
1705. Wm., M. of Annandale, again.
1706–10. David, E. of Glasgow.
1711. Wm., M. of Annandale, again.
1712–14. John, D. of Athole.
1715–21. John, E. of Rothes.
1722. Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
1723. Chas., E. of Hopetoun.
1724. Jas., E. of Findlater and Seafield,again.
1725–26. Hugh, E. of Loudoun.
1727. Jas., E. of Findlater and Seafield,agaºn.
1728. Hugh, E. of Loudoun, again.
1729. David, E. of Buchan.
1730–31. Hugh, E. of Loudoun, again.
1732–38. Wm., M. of Lothian.
1739–40. John, E. of Hyndford.
E. of
1700.
1701.
1702.
1703.
1741–53. ‘Alexr., E. of Leven and Mel-
ville. #
1754. John, E. of Hopetoun.
1755–63. Chas. Schaw, ld. Cathcart.
1764–72. David, E. of Glasgow.
1773–76. Chas. Schaw, ld. Cathcart, again.
1777–82. Geo., E. of Dalhousie.
1783–1801. David, E. of Leven and Mel-
ville.
Fras., ld, Napier.
Wm., E. of Erroll.
Geo., E. of Morton.
Jas., ld. Forbes.
Robt. Montgomery, ld. Belhaven.
John, M. of Bute.
Robt. Montgomery, ld. Belhaven,
Cl(JCl2]?. -
1852. Wm. David, E, of Mansfield, K. T.
1853–57. Robt. Montgomery, ld, Belhaven,
agazm.
1858–59. Wm. David, E, of Mansfield, K.T.,
CLG (1272.
1860–66. Robt. Montgomery, ld. Belhaven,
R. T. 1861. .
1867–68. Geo., E. of Haddington.
1869–71. John, E. of Stair, K.T.
1872–73. David Graham Drummond, E. of
Airlie, K. T.
1874–75. Fras. Robt., E. of Rosslyn.
1876–77. Alan Plantagenet, E. of Gallo-
1802–16.
1817–19.
1820–24.
1825–30.
1831–41.
1842–46.
1847–51.
way. -
1878–80. Fras. Robt., E. of Rosslyn,
agaºn. -
1881–85, John Campbell, E. of Aberdeen,
1886. Thos. John, ld. Thurlow.
1887–89. John Adrian Louis, E of Hope-
toun.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 547
MODERATOR'S OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
KIR.K OF SCOTLAND.
From the beginning of the Century.
THIS list has been compiled from those given in Oliver & Boyd’s
“Edinburgh Almanac,” a work which contains a large amount of useful
information on all Scotch subjects.
1801. Wm. Ritchie. 1845. Alexr. Hill.
1802. Jas. Finlayson. 1846. Jas. Paull.
1803. Gilbert Gerard. 1847. John Paul.
1804. John Inglis. 1848. Geo. Buist.
1805. Geo. Hamilton. 1849. Alexr. L. Simpson.
1806. Wm. Taylor. 1850, John Graham.
1807. Jas. Sheriffs. 1851. John McLeod,
1808. Andr. Grant. 1852. Lewis W. Forbes.
1809. Fras. Nicol. 1853. Jas. Barr.
1810. Hugh Meiklejohn. 1854. Jas. Grant.
1811. Alexr. Rankine. 1855. Andr. Bell.
1812. W. McMorine. 1856. John Crombie.
1813. Andr. Brown. 1857. Jas. Robertson.
1814. David Ritchie. 1858. Matt. Leishman.
1815. Lewis Gordon. 1859. John Cook.
1816. John Cook. 1860. Jas. Maitland.
1817. Gavin Gibb. 1861. Colin Smith.
1818. John Campbell. 1862. Jas. Besset.
1819. Duncan Macfarlane (No. 1.) 1863. Jas. Craik.
1820. Thos. Macknight. 1864. Wm. Robinson Pirie.
1821. D. Mearns. 1865. Jas. Macfarlane.
1822. David Lamont. 1866. John Cook.
1823. Alexr. Brunton. 1867. Thos. T. Crawford.
1824. Andr. Duncan. 1868. Jas. S. Barty.
1825. Geo. Cook. 1869. Norman Macleod (No. 2).
1826. Thos. Taylor. 1870. Geo. Ritchie.
1827. Robt. Haldane. 1871. Robt. Horne Stevenson.
1828. Stevenson Macgill. 1872. Robt. Jamieson.
1829. Patrick Forbes. 1873. Robt. Gillan.
1830. Wm. Singer. 1874. Saml. Trail.
1831. Jas. Wallace. 1875. Jas. Sellar.
1832. Thos. Chalmers. 1876. Geo. Cook.
1833. John Stirling. 1877. Kenneth M. Phin.
1834. Patrick Macfarlan. 1878. John Tulloch.
1835. W. A. Thomson. 1879. Jas. Chrystal.
1836. Norman McLeod (No. 1). 1880. Archd. Watson.
1837. Matt. Gardiner. 1881. Jas. Smith.
1838. Wm. Muir. 1882. Wm. Milligan.
1839. Hy. Duncan. 1883. John Rankin.
1840. Angus Makellar. 1884. Peter McKenzie.
1841. Robt. Gordon. 1885. Alexr. F. Mitchell.
1842. David Walsh. 1886. John Cunningham.
1843. Duncan Macfarlan (No. 2). 1887. Geo. Hutchison.
1844. John Lee. 1888. Wm. H. Gray.
THE LORD PROWOSTS OF EDINBURGH.
THE municipal affairs of the city of Edinburgh are administered by a
corporation called the Town Council, the constitution of which has
been altered from time to time, and as now settled consists of forty-
35 %
548
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one persons.
These are the Lord Provost, six bailies, a dean of guild,
a treasurer, a convener of trades, and thirty-one counsellors.
1760–1.
1762–3.
1764–5.
1766–7.
1768–9.
1770–1.
1772–3.
1774–5.
LoRD PRovosts of EDINBURGH FROM 1760.
Geo. Lind.
Geo. Drummond.
Jas. Stewart.
Gilbert Laurie.
Jas. Stewart.
John Dalrymple.
Gilbert Laurie, again.
Jas. Stoddart.
1776. Alexr. Kincaid; d. in office, Jan.
1777.
1777. John Dalrymple.
1778–9.
1780–1.
1782—3.
1784–5.
1786–7.
1788–9.
1790–1.
1792–3.
1794–5.
1796–7.
1798–9.
1800–1.
1802–3.
1804–5.
1806–7.
1808–9.
Walter Hamilton.
David Steuart.
John Grieve.
Jas. Hunter Blair.
John Grieve, again.
Thos. Elder.
Jas. Stirling, aft. bt.
Thos. Elder, again.
Sir Jas. Stirling, bt., again.
Thos, Elder, again.
Sir Jas. Stirling, bt., again.
Wm. Fettes, aft. bt.
Neil Macvicar.
Wm. Fettes, aft. bt., again.
Donald Smith.
Wm. Coulter; d. Apr. 1809.
1809-10.
1811–12.
1813–14.
1815–16.
1817–18.
1819–20.
1821–22.
1823–24.
1825–26.
1827–28.
1829–30.
1831–32.
1833–36.
1837–42.
1843–47.
1848–50.
1851–53.
1854–58.
1859–61.
1862–64.
1865–68.
1869–71.
1872–73.
1874–76.
1877–81.
1882–84.
1885–88.
Wm. Calder
Wm. Creech.
Jno. Marjoribanks, aft. bt.
Wm. Arbuthnot, aft, bt.
Rincaid Mackenzie.
John Manderston.
Wm. Arbuthnot, aft. bt., again.
Alexr. Henderson.
Wm. Trotter.
Walter Brown.
Wm. Allan.
John Learmouth. -
Jas. Spittal, aft. Sir J.
James Forrest, aft, bt.
Adam Black.
Wm. Johnston, aft. Sir W.
Duncan McLaren.
John Melville, aft. Sir J.
Fras. Brown Douglas,
Chas. Lawson.
Wm. Chambers.
Wm. Law.
Jas. Cowan.
James Falshaw, aft. bt.
Thos. Jamieson Boyd, aft. Sir T.
Geo. Harrison, aft. Sir G.
Thos. Clark, aft. bt.
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PART X. IRELANL).
SOWEREIGNS OF IRELAND.
For the sovereigns of Ireland prior to 1172 see Part I. “Royal,” ante,
p. 20. The subsequent sovereigns will be found under those of
England, ante, p. 4.
OFFICERS OF STATE, &c., OF IRELAND.
LORD-LIEUTENANTS AND CHIEF GOVERNORS
OF IRELAND.
WHEN the English established themselves in Ireland, in the reign of
Henry II., the Government of the country was constituted much upon
the model of that of England. The executive government was vested
in officers who in the early ages of the English power in Ireland were
variously denominated; as Custos or Keeper, Warden, Justiciary, Procu-
rator, Seneschal, Constable, Lord-Lieutenant, and Lord Deputy, the last
deriving his power sometimes from the superior Governor and sometimes
from the crown; for many years the title has been Lord-Lieutenant.
Turing his absence his powers are delegated to two, three, or some-
times four Officers of State, styled “Lords Justices.” Formerly
these officers frequently administered the government for considerable
periods, and their names are therefore included in these lists. Since
the union of Great Britain and Ireland, in 1801, the absence of the
Lord-Lieutenant has been but temporary, generally for a few days only,
and it has therefore not been necessary to notice the appointment of
Lords Justices since that time. They were generally three—(1) the
Lord Chancellor, (2) the commander of the Forces, and (3) until the
disestablishment of the Irish Church on Jan. 1, 1871, the Archbishop of
Armagh.
550
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1173.
1177.
1179.
1881.
1184.
1185.
1189.
1191.
1194.
1199.
1203.
1205.
1208.
1209,
1210,
1213.
1215.
1216.
1219.
1224.
LORD-LIEUTENANTS AND CHIEF GOVERNORS OF IRELAND.
L. L. Lord Lieutenant; L. J. Lord Justice; L. D. Lord Deputy; L. W. Lord
Warden; Cust. Custos, Proc. Procurator; Sen. Seneschal; L.
Const. Lord
Constable ; all governors under those names.
HENRY II.
Hugh de Lacy, ld. of Meath, L. J.
Rd. de Clare, E. of Pembroke, L.J.
Raymond Le Gros, by the council
elected Proc.
John, E. of Morton, son to the king.
Lord of Ireland.
wº Fitzaldelm, the king’s purser.
€%.
Hugh de Lacy, ld, "of Meath. Proc.
John de Lacy, const. of Chester;
and Rd. de Peche, bp. of Co-
ventry, LL. J.; sent by the king to
deprive Hugh de Lacy, who by
his marriage with a daughter of
Roderick, king of Connaught, had
displeased Henry.
Wm. Fitzaldelm, again, L. D.
Philip de Braos, alias Philip of Wor-
cester, Proc.
JoHN, E. of Morton, again.
of Ireland.
John de Courcy, E. of Ulster, L. D.
Lord
t RICHARD I.
Hugh de Lacy the younger, ld, of
Meath, aft. E. of Ulster, L. J.
Wm. le Petit, L. J.
Wm., E. of Pembroke and E.
marshl. of England, Sen. of
Leinster.
Peter Pipard, L.J.
Hamo de Valois, a gentleman of
Suffolk, L. J.
JOHN.
Meiler Fitzhenry, nat, son of Henry
II., L. J.
Hugh de Lacy the younger, again,
L. D.
Meiler Fitzhenry, returns.
Hugh de Lacy, now E. of Ulster,
L. D.
King JOHN, in person.
Ireland.
Wm., E. of Pembroke, left by the
king as L. D.
John de Grey, bp, elect of Norwich,
L
Lord of
. J.
Hy. de Londres, abp. of Dublin, L. J.
Geoff. de Marisco. Cust,
HENRY WIII.
The same, contal.
Hy. de Londres, again, L. J.
Wm., E. of Pembroke, L. J.
1226.
1227.
1229,
1230.
1232,
1245.
1247.
1248.
1307
1308
1809
1312
Geoff. de Marisco, agazn, L. J.
Hubert de Burgh, E. of Kent, and
justiciar of England, L. J.
Rd. de Burgh, L. D.
Maurice Fitzgerald, L. J.
Geoff. de Marisco, again, L. D.
Maurice Fitzgerald, returned, L. J.
Sir John Fitz-Geoffrey de Marisco,
L. J.
Theobd. Butler, ld, of Carrick; and
John Cogan, LL. J.
Sir John Fitz-Geoffrey de Marisco,
again, L. J.
. Prince EDWARD, eldest son to the
king, L. J.
. Alan de la Zouche, L. J.
. Steph. de Longespee, L. J.
. Wrm. Den, or Dene, L. J.
. Sir Rd. de Rupella, or Capella, L. J.
Sir John Fitz-Geoffrey de Marisco,
again, L. J.
. Sir David de Barry, L. J.
. Sir Robt. de Ufford, L. J.
Rd. de Exonia, or d’Exeter, L. J.
Sir Jas. Audley, or d’Aldithley, L. J.
Maurice Fitzmaurice Fitzgerald,
elected L. J.
EDWARD I.
. The same, contal, by commission.
. Sir Geoff. de Geneville, L. J.
. Sir Rt. de Ufford, again, L. J.
. Steph. de Fulburn, bp. of Water-
ford, L. D.
Sir Robt. de Ufford, returned, L. J.
. Steph. de Fulburn, again, L. J.
. Sir Röbt. de Ufford, returned, L. J.
. Steph. de Fulburn, again, aft. abp.
of Waterford, L. J.
. John de Saunford, abp. of Dublin,
elected L. J.
. Wm. de Vesci, L. J.
. Wm. de la Haye, L. D.
. Wm. de Odinsele, or Dodinsele, L. J.
. Thos. Maurice Fitzgerald, Nappagh,
elected L. J.
Sir John Wogan, L. J.
Sir Maurice Rochfort, L. D.
Sir John Wogan, returned, L. J.
EDWARD II.
The same, contal. e
Sir Wm. Burke, or Burgh, D. Cust.
Piers Gaveston, E. of Cornwall, L. L.
Sir John Wogan, L. J.
Sir Edmd. Boteler, or Butler, D.
Cust.
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551
1314.
1315.
1317.
1318.
1319.
1320.
1321.
1322.
1323.
1324.
1326.
1328.
1329.
1330.
1331.
1332.
1333.
1334.
1337.
1338.
1340.
1341.
1344.
1346.
1347.
1348.
1349.
1351.
1353.
1356.
1357.
1359.
1360.
Sir Theobald de Verdun, or Verdan,
D. Const.
Sir Edmd. Butler, again, D. Cust.
Sir Roger Mortimer, aft. E. of
March, L. J.
Wm. Fitz-John, abp. of Cashel,
D. Cust.
Alexr. de Bicknor, abp. of Dublin,
L. D.
Sir Roger Mortimer, returned, L. J.
Thos., second E. of Kildare, L. D.
Sir John Bermingham, E. of Louth,
L. J.
Ralph de Gorges, L. D.
Sir John Darcy, L. D.
Sir Thos. Bourke, L. D.
Sir John Darcy, returned as L. J.
Thos., second E. of Kildare, again,
L. J.
EDWARD III.
Roger Oatlawe, or Outlawe, ld.
chanc., elected L. J.
Sir John Darcy, again, L. J.
Jas. Boteler, or Butler, E. of Or-
monde, L. L.
Roger Outlawe, again, L. D.
Sir Anthy. Lucy, L. L.
Sir John Darcy, L. J.
Sir Thos. de Burgh, ld, treasp., L. D.
Sir John Darcy, returned, L. J.
Sir John Charlton, L. J.
Thos. Charlton, bp. of Hereford,
bro. to sir John, and lå. chanc.,
L. D. -
Roger Outlawe, again, L. J.
Sir John Darcy, again, for life, L. J.
Sir John Morice, L. D.
Sir Ralph Ufford (consort to the
countess of Ulster), L. J.
Sir Roger Darcy (second son of sir
John Darcy), elected L. J.
Sir Walter Bermingham, L. J.
John Archer, prior of Kilmainham,
L. D. -
Sir Walter Bermingham, returned.
Sir John de Carew, baron de Carew,
I. J.
Sir Thos. Rokeby, L. J.
Maurice de Rochfort, bp. of Lime-
rick, L. D.
Sir Thos. Rokeby, returned, L. J.
Maurice, 4th E. of Kildare, for
life, L. J.; d. Jan. 25, following.
Sir Thos. Rokeby, L. J. ; d. same
year.
Sir Almeric de St. Amand, L. J.
Jas., 2nd E. of Ormond, L. J.
Maurice, 4th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Jas., 2nd E. of Ormond, returned, L. J.
1361.
1364.
1365.
1367.
1369.
1371.
1872.
1374.
1875.
1376.
1378.
1379.
1380.
1381.
1383.
1384.
1385.
1386.
1387.
1389,
1391.
1392,
1393.
1394.
LIONEL, D. of Clarence, E. of Ulster,
ld. of Connaught ; son to the
king, L. L. g
Jas., 2nd E. of Ormond, again, L. D.
LIONEL, D, of Clarence, &c., returned,
L. L.
Sir Thos. Date, L. D.
LIONEL, D. of Clarence, &c., re-
turned, L. L.
Maurice, 4th E. of Kildare, again,
L. J.
Sir Wim. de Windsor, L. L.
Maurice, 4th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Sir Robt. de Assheton, L. J.
Ralph Chene, or Cheney, L. D.
Wm. Tany, prior of Kilmainham,
elect. upon Cheney resigning,
L. D.
Sir Wm. de Windsor, again.
Maurice, 4th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Jas., E. of Ormond, L. J.
RICHARD II.
Alexr, Balscot, bp. of Ossory, L. J.
John de Bromwich, L. J.
Edmd. Mortimer, E. of March and
Ulster, L. L.; for three years; d.
1831.
John Colton, dean of St. Patrick's,
ld. chanc., elect. L. J., Jan. 10.
The same, by patent, Jan. 20.
Roger Mortimer, E. of March and
Ulster, son of Edmund, L. L.
Philip de Courtenay, the king's
cousin, L. L. -
Jas., 3rd E. of Ormond, L. D.
Philip de Courtenay, returned.
The KING in person.
Robt. de Vere, E. of Oxford, aft.
M. of Dublin, and D. of Ireland,”
L. L. He never came over;
banished and attainted in 1388.
Sir John Stanley, L. L.
Philip de Courtenay, L. L.
Alexr. de Balscot, now bp. of Meath,
again, L. J.
Sir John Stanley, L. L.
Richd. White, prior of Kilmainham,
ld. treas r., and sir Robt. Preston,
ld keeper, LL. D.
Alexr. de Balscot, bp. of Meath,
again, L. J.
Jas., 3rd E. of Ormond, again, L. J.
Thos. of Woodstock, D. of Glouces-
ter, L. L., July.
The KING in person; landed at
Waterford, Oct. 2.
Sir Thos. le Scrope, L. D.
* This nobleman was summoned to Parliament, 11 ſtichard II. 1387, as “ Charissimo
consanguieneo Regis Roberti duci Hibernia, ’’; but no notice of his creation to the duke-
dom of Ireland occurs in the rolls of Parliament; he was Marquess of Dublin, with the
lordship and dominion of Ireland.— Sir Harris Nicolas.
552
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1395.
1398.
1399.
1399.
1399.
1400.
1401.
1401.
1402.
1403.
1404.
1405.
1407.
1408.
1418.
1414.
1419.
1423.
1424.
1426.
Roger Mortimer, E. of March and
Ulster, L. L.; d. 1398.
Roger Gray, elect. on the death of
Mortimer, L. J.
Thos. de Holland, E. of Kent and
D. of Surrey, half-brother to the
king, L. L.; aft. attainted and his
honours forfeited.
The KING in person;
Waterford, June 1.
HENRY IV.
Alexr. de Balscot, bp. of Meath,
again, L. J., Oct.
Sir John Stanley, L. L., Dec. 1.
Sir Wm. Stanley, bro. to sir John,
L. D.
THos. de Lancaster,” the king's son,
semeschal of England, L. L. Patent
at Westminster, June 27.
Sir Steph. le Scrope, L. D., Dec. 19.
THOs, de Lancaster, again, L. L.
Sir Steph. le Scrope, again, L. D.;
d. 1408.
THos. de Lancaster, again, L. L.
Jas., 3rd E. of Ormond, in the ab-
sence of sir Steph. le Scrope.
Gerald, 5th E. of Kildare, elected on
Ormond's death.
Jas., 4th E. of Ormond, L. D.
THOS. de Lancaster, again, L. L.,
June 4.
Wm. Fitz-Thos. le Botiller, prior of
St. John's of Jerusalem, L. D.
landed at
HENRY W.
Sir John Stanley, L. L., Sept. ; d. Jan.
following.
Thos., abp. of Dublin, elected on
Stanley's death, L. J.
Sir John Talbot, of Hallamshire, ld.
of Furnyvall; aft. E. of Shrews-
bury, L. L. -
Rd. Talbot, abp. of Dublin, bro. to
Sir John, L. D.
Jas., 4th E. of Ormond, again, L. L.
HENRY WI.
Edmd. Mortimer, E. of March and
Ulster, L. L., May 9.
Iºdwd. Dantsey, bp. of Meath, L. D.,
Aug. 4. His patent was deemed
insufficient by the council, having
been signed by Mortimer only ;
but his authority was afterwards
recognised.
Jas., 4th E. of Ormond, again, L. L.
The same ; now L. J. only.
1427.
1428
1429.
1430.
1431.
1432.
1435.
1436.
1438.
1440.
1442.
1443.
1445.
1446.
1447.
1449.
1454.
1459.
1460.
1461.
1462.
1463.
1467.
1468.
1475.
1478.
. Jas., E.
Sir John de Grey, L. L. on Ormond's
patent being revoked.
Sir John Sutton, ld. Dudley, L. L.
Sir Thos. Straunge, L. D.
Rd. Talbot, abp. of Dublin, L. D.
Sir Thos. Stanley, L. L.
Sir Christr. Plunket, L. D.
Sir Thos. Stanley, returned, L. L.
Rd. Talbot. abp. of Dublin, again,
L. D.
Lionel de Welles, ld. Welles, L. L.
It is said he did not come over;
but he certainly did, and per-
formed public acts at Dublin
castle, held a council at Trim, an-
other at Drogheda, &c.
Jas., 4th E. of Ormond, again, L. D.
Wm. Welles, L. D. to his brother, ld.
Welles, aft. Dec. 5, in this year.
Jas., 4th E. of Ormond, again, L. L.
Rd. Talbot, abp. of Dublin, again,
L. D.
John Talbot, E. of Shrewsbury,
L. L.
Rd. Talbot, abp. of Dublin, again,
L. D.
RD. Plantagenet, D. of York, E. of
Ulster, March, Cork, &c., L. L.,
July.
Rd. Nugent, baron of Delvin, L. D.
of Wilts, aft. 5th E.
Ormond, L. L.
of
. Sir Edwd. Fitz Eustace, L. D.
. Jas. , 5th E. of Ormond, again, L. L.,
May.
John Mey, abp. of Armagh, L. D.,
June.
Sir Edwd. Fitz Eustace, again, L. D.;
d, this year.
R.D. Plantagenet, D. of York, &c.,
again, L. L. for ten years ;
1460.
Thos., 7th E. of Kildare, L. D.
ED WARD IV.
The same, contal.
GEO., D. of Clarence, bro. to the
king, L. L. for seven years.
Roland Fitz Eustace, ld. of Port-
lester, L. D.
Wm. Sherwood, bp. of Meath, L. D.
Thos., 7th E. of Kildare, again, L. D.
John, ld. Tiptoft, E. of Worcester;
d. 1470.
Thos., 7th E. of Kildare, again, L. D.
Wm. Sherwood, bp. of Meath, again,
L. D.
RD., of Shrewsbury, D. of York, se-
* Thomas de Lancaster is by some authors styled Duke of Lancaster, but erro-
neously, for Henry IV. had no son who bore that title.
Thomas of Lancaster, here
mentioned, was Henry's second son by Queen Mary de Bohun, and was afterwards
(July 9, 1411) created earl of Albemarle and duke of Clarence; slain 1421.
The late
Mr. Lascelles, in his Liber Hibernio, correctly states that his patent as “lord of
Ireland” is of record at Westminster.
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553
1483.
1483.
1484.
1485.
1490.
1492.
1493.
1494.
1495.
1496.
1498.
1503.
1509.
1510.
1513.
1515.
H519.
1521.
cond son to the king, L. L.; he
never went over. Murdered
(with his brother Edwd. V.) in
the Tower of London, 1483, by
ord. of his uncle, Rd., D. of
Gloucester.
Robt., visc. Gormanstown, L. D.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, L. D.
EDwD., pr. of Wales, son to the
king, L. L.; he never went over.
He, too, was murdered this year,
when king, by order of his uncle,
Rd., D. of Gloucester.
RICHARD III.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
John de la Pole, E. of Lincoln,
L. L.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
HENRY WII.
Jasper, E. of Pembroke and D. of
Bedford, uncle to the king, L. L.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D. -
Jasper, D. of Bedford, again, by a
“new constitution,” L. L.
Walter Fitzsimons, abp. of Dublin,
L. D.
Robt., visc. Gormanstown, again,
L. D.
Wm. Preston, his sån, L. D.
HY., D. of York, second son to the
King, aft. Hy. VIII., L. L.; he
never went over.
Sir Edwd. Poynings, L. D. to Henry,
the king's son.
Hy. Deane, bp. of Bangor, and ló.
chanc., L. J.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
HY., aft. Hy. VIII., again, L. L.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Walter Fitzsimons, abp. of Dublin,
L. D. to Kildare.
Gerald, 8th E. of Kildare, returned,
L. D.
HENRY WIII.
The same, contal.
The same, by a new patent.
Gerald, 9th E. of Kildare, elect. on
the death of his father, L. J.
The same, by patent, L. D.
Wm., visc. Gormanstown, L. J.
Gerald, 9th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D. to the king.
Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, of Lackagh,
L. D. to Kildare.
Thos. Howard, E. of Surrey, L. L.
Pierce, 8th E. of Ormond and E. of
Ossory, L. D.
1524.
1526.
1528.
1529.
1530.
1532.
1534.
1535.
1540.
1543.
1544.
1546.
1547.
1548.
1549.
1550.
1551,
1552.
1558.
Gerald, 9th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Sir Jas. Fitzgerald, of Leixlip, bro.
to E. of Kildare, his dep.
Richd. Nugent, ld. Delvin, L. D.
Pierce, E. of Ossory, again, L. J. The
title of Ormond was taken from
him, and conferred on sir Thos.
Boleyn, father of Anna Boleyn,
aft. queen; elect. by council on
Nugent's being made prisoner by
O'Connor ; L. J.
Hy. Fitzroy, D. of Richmond and
Somerset, nat. son to the king,
L. L.
Sir Wm. Skeffington, L. D.
Gerald, 9th E. of Kildare, again,
L. D.
Thos., ld. Offaley, son and dep. to
E. of Kildare.
Leonard, ld. Grey, visc. Graney, in
Ireland, son to the M. of Dorset ;
elect. on Skeffington's death in
1541; L. D.
Sir Wm. Brereton, ld. chanc., L. J.
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, L. D.
Sir Wm. Brabazon, L. J.
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, again, L. D.
Sir Wm. Brabazon, again, L. J.
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, again, L.D.
EDWARD VI.
Sir Wm. Brabazon, agazm, L. J.
Sir Edwd. Bellingham, L. J.
Sir Fras. Bryan; elect. on Belling-
ham's going to England, L. J.
Sir Wm. Brabazon, again, elect. On
Bryan's death; L. J.
Sir Anthy St. Leger, again, L. D.
Sir Jas. Croft, a gentleman of the
privy chamber, L. D.
Sir Thos. Cusack, ld, chanc, ; elect.
on Croft's going to England; and
Sir Gerald Aylmer, ld. ch. just.
R. B. ; LL. J.
MARY.
. The same, contal.
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, again, L. D.
. Thos., visc. Fitz-Walter, aft. E. of
Sussex, L. D.
. Hugh Curwen, ld. chanc., and
Sir Hy. Sidney, LL. J.
. Sir Hy. Sidney, again, L. J.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, L. D.
Sir Hy. Sidney, again, during Sus-
sex's expedition to Scotland, L. D.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, by a new
commission, L. D.
ELIZABETH.
The same contal. for a time, without
a new commission, L. D.
Sir Hy. Sidney, again, elect. by the
council, L. J.
554
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1559.
1560.
1561.
1584.
1588.
1594.
1597.
1599.
1600.
1603.
1604.
1606.
1613.
1614.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, L. D.
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, in Sussex's
absence, L. D.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, L. L.
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, again, in the
absence of Sussex, by a commis-
Sion from the queen, L. D.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, by a new
patent, L. L.
. Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, again, L. J.
Thos., E. of Sussex, again, by a new
patent, L. L.
. Sir Nichs. Arnold, L. J.
. Sir Hy. Sidney, again, L. D.
. Robt. Weston, ld. chanc., and
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, LL. J.
. Sir Hy. Sidney, again, L. D.
. Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, again, elect. in
the absence of Sidney, L. J.
. The same, elect. by the council, L. D.
. Sir Hy. Sidney. again, L. D.
. Sir Wrm. Drury, elect. L. J.
. Sir Wm. Pelham, elect. on Drury's
death, L. J.
. The same, by patent, L. J.
Arthur, ld. Grey, of Wilton, L.D.
. Adam Loftus (No. 1), abp. of Dublin
and ló. chanc.; and
Sir Hy. Wallop, LL. J.
Sir John Perrot, L. D.
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, again, L. D.
Sir Wm. Russell, youngest son of
the E. of Bedford, L. D.
Thos., ld. Burgh, of Gainsborough,
I. G. and L. D.
Sir Thos. Norris, elect. on ld. Burgh's
death, L. J.
Sir Thos. Norris, by patent, L. J.
Adam Loftus (No. 1), again ; and
Sir Robt. Gardiner, ch. just., LL. J.
for civil affairs; and
Thos., 10th E. of Ormond, L. J. for
military affairs ; elect. by the
queen's commission on Norris's
death.
Robt. Devereux, E. of Essex, L. L.;
d. 1601.
Adam Loftus (No. 1), again ; and
Sir Geo. Cary ; elect. on Essex's
going to England, LL. J.
Sir Chas. Blount, ld. Mountjoy,
IX. G. , L. I.).
JAMES I.
The same contaſ.
The same, by a new patent, L. D.
The same, as L. L.
Sir Geo. Cary, L. D.
Sir Arthur Chichester,
Chichester. L. D.
The same, by a new commission.
Sir Richd. Wingfield, aft. visc.
Powerscourt; and
Thos. Jones, abp. of Dublin; LL. J.
Arth., ld. Chichester, L. D.
aft. la.
1615.
1616.
1622.
1623.
Abp. Jones, again ; and
Sir John Denham, ch. just. K. B.,
LL. J.
Sir Oliver St. John, aft. visc. Grandi-
SOn, L. D.
Hy., visc. Falkland, L. D.
Adam Loftus (No. 2), now visc.
Loftus of Ely, ld, chanc.; and
Richd., visc. Powerscourt, again,
LL. J.
CHARLES I., COMMON wºALTH, AND
1625.
1629.
1633.
1636.
1639.
1640.
1641.
1643.
1644.
1647.
1648.
1649.
1650.
1654.
1655.
CHARLES II,
Hy., visc. Falkland, again, L. D.
Adam, visc. Loftus of Ely, ld.
chanc., again ; and Richd., E. of
Cork, LL. J.
Thos., visc. Wentworth, aft. E. of
Strafford, L. D.
Adam, visc. Loftus of Ely, ld.
chanc., again ; and
Christr. Wandesford, m. rolls, LL. J.
Thos., visc. Wentworth, returned,
L. D.
Robt., ld. Dillon ; and
Christr. Wandesford, again, LL. J.
Thos., now E. of Strafford, again,
L. L.; d. 1641,
Sir Christ. Wandesford, again, L. D.
Robt., ld, Dillon, again ; and *
Sir Wm. Parsons, LL. J.
Robt., E. of Leicester, L. L.; he
Ile Vel' Carºle O Wel”.
Sir John Borlase; and
Sir Hy. Tichborne, gov. of Drog-
heda, LL. J.
Jas., 1st M. and aft. 1st D.
Ormond, L. L.
Philip, ld. Lisle, son to the E. of
Leicester, under the parliament,
L. L.
Arthur Annesley, Sir Robt. ISing,
sir Robt. Meredith, col. John
Moore, col. Michael Jones, parly.
CODAIſl]`S.
Jas., 1st M. of Ormond., returned,
L. L. -
Oliver Cromwell, under the parlt.
L. L.
Hy. Ireton, son-in-law to Cromwell,.
of
L. D.
Ulick, M. of Clamricade, deputy to
M. of Ormond, L. D.
. Maj.-gen. Lambert, under the parlt.,
L. D.
Chas. Fleetwood, lt.-gen. ; Edmund
Ludlow, lt.-gen. of the horse;
Miles Corbet, John Jones, John
Weever, commi's.
Chas. Fleetwood, lt.-gen. under the
parlt., L. D.
Hy. Cromwell, comm. in chief of the
army, Matt. Thomlinson, Miles
Corbet, Robt. Goodwin, to whom,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
555
1657.
1658,
1659.
1660.
1660.
1661.
1662.
1664.
1665.
1668.
1669.
1670.
1671.
1672.
1675.
1676.
1677.
1682.
1684.
1684.
1685.
1686.
1687.
1687.
1689.
1690.
1692.
afterwards was added Wm. Steel,
CODOIſl]"S.
Hy. Cromwell, son to the protector
Oliver, L. L.
The same, brother to the protector
Richd., for three years, L. L.
Edmd. Ludlow, John Jones, Matth.
Tomlinson, Miles Corbet, maj.
Wm. Bury, commrs.
Roger, ld. Broghill; sir Chas. Coote,
maj. Wm. Bury, commi's.
Geo., D. of Ablbemarle ; declared
L. L.; but did not go over.
John, ld. Robartes, ditto, ditto, L. D.
Sir Maurice Eustace, ld, chanc.; sir
Chas. Coote, E. of Mountrath;
and Roger, E. of Orrery, LL. J.
Sir Maurice Eustace, ld, chanc.; and
Roger, E. of Orrery, again, upon
the death of Mountrath, LL. J.
Jas., 1st D. of Ormond, again, L. L.
Thos., E. of Ossory, son to the D.
of Ormond, L. D.
Jas., 1st D. of Ormond, returned,
L. L.
Thos., E. of Ossory, again, L. D.
John, ld. Robartes, again, L. L.
John, ld. Berkeley of Stratton, L. L.
Michl. Boyle, abp. of Dublin &
ld. chanc.; and
Sir Arth. Forbes, marshl. - genl.,
LL. J.
John, ld. Berkeley, returned, L. L.
Arth. E. of Essex, L. L.
Michl. Boyle, abp. of Dublin and
ld. chanc; and
Arth., visc., aft. E. Granard, LL. J.
Arth., E. of Essex, returned, L. L.
Jas., 1st D. of Ormond, L. L.
Richd., E. of Arran, son to the D. of
Ormond, L D.
Jas., 1st D. of Ormond, returned, L.L.
JAMES II.
The same, comtd., L. L.
Michl. Boyle, now abp. of Armagh
and ld, chanc. ; and
Arth., now E. of Granard, again,
LL. J.
Hy., E. of Clarendon, L. L.
Richd., E. of Tyrconnel, L. L.
Sir Alexr. Fitton, ld, chanc. ; and
Wrm., E. of Clamricade, in absence
of Tyrconnel, LL. J.
Richd., E. of Tyrconnel, returned,
I. L.
The KING in person, arrived at
Dublin, Mar. 20.
WILLIAM III.
Ring WM. in person, landed at Car-
rickfergus.
Hy., visc. Sydney; sir Chas. Porter,
and Thos. Coningsby, LL. J.
Hy., visc. Sydney, L. L.
1693.
1693.
1695.
1696.
1697.
1699.
1701.
1702.
1703.
1704.
1705.
1707.
1709.
1710.
Hy., ld. Capel; sir Cyril Wyche;
and Wm. Duncombe, esq.; in
absence of là. Sydney, LL. J.
Sir Chas. Porter, ld, chanc.; and
sir Cyril Wyche, again, LL. J.
Hy., ld. Capel, L. D.
Murrough, visc. Blesinton; and
brigadier Wm. Wolesley, LL. J.
Elected upon ld. Capel's illness,
but their commissions were not
sealed, nor were they sworn.
Sir Chas. Porter, ld, chanc., again;
elected on ld. Capel’s death.
Sir Chas. Porter, ld, chanc., again;
Chas., E. of Mountrath; and Hy.,
E. of Drogheda, LL. J.
Hy., E. of Galway, on sir Chas.
Porter's death, L. J.
Chas., M. of Winchester; Hy., E. of
Galway ; and Edw., visc. Williers,
aft. E. of Jersey, LL. J.
Chas., D. of Bolton; Hy., E. of Gal-
way, again ; Edw., E. of Jersey,
again ; and Narcissus Marsh,
abp. of Dublin; or any two of
them, LL. J.
Chas., D. of Bolton, again; Chas.,
E. of Berkeley; and Hy., E. of
Galway, again, LL. J.
Laurence, E. of Rochester, L. L.
Narcissus Marsh, abp. of Dublin,
again ; Hy., E. of Drogheda, again ;
and Hugh, E. of Mount Alexander,
LL. J. -
The same, by a new commission, LL. J.
ANNE. -
Hugh, E. of Mount Alexander, again;
Thos. Earl, lt.-gen. ; and Thos.
Keightley, LL. J.
Jas., 2nd D. of Ormond, L. L.
Sir Richd. Cox, bt., ld, chanc, ;
Hugh, E. of Mount Alexander,
again ; and Thos. Earl, lt.-gen.,
again, LL. J.
Jas., 2nd D. of Ormond, returned,
L. L.
Sir Richd. Cox, bt., ld, chanc.,
again ; and John, ld, Cutts, of
Gowram, lt.-gen., LL. J.
Narcissus Marsh, now abp. of Ar-
magh ; and sir Richd. Cox, ld.
chanc., again, on the death of là.
Cutts, LL. J.
Thos., E. of Pembroke, L. L.
Narcissus Marsh, abp. of Armagh,
again ; and Richd. Freeman, ld.
chanc., LL. J.
Thos., E. of Wharton, L. L.
Richd. Freeman, ld, chanc., again;
and Richd. Ingoldsby, lt. -gen.,
LL. J.
Thos., E. of Wharton, returned, L. L.
Richd. Freeman, ld, chanc.; and
Richd. Ingoldsby, again, L.L. J.
556
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1710.
Jas., 2nd D. of Ormond, again, L. L.
Narcissus Marsh, abp. of Armagh,
again ; and Richd. Ingoldsby,
again, LL. J.
Sir Const. Phipps, ld. chanc.; and
Rd. Ingoldsby, again, LL. J.
Jas., 2nd D. of Ormond, returned,
1726. Hugh Boulter, abp. of Armagh,
again ; Thos. Wyndham, aft, ld.
Wyndham, ld, chanc.; and Wm.
Conolly, sp. ho. comm., again,
1711. LL. J., Dec. 23.
GEORGE II.
1727. John, ld. Carteret, by a new com-
mission, L. L., Nov. 19.
1728. The same lords justices, May 15.
1729. John, ld. Carteret, returned, L. L.,
Sept. 13.
1730. The same lords justices, Apr. 22.
1731. Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, L. L.,
L. L.
Sir Const. Phipps, ld, chanc., again;
and Richd. Ingoldsby, again, LL.J.
Sir Const. Phipps, ld, chanc., again;
and John Vesey, abp. of Tuam;
on Ingoldsby's death, LL. J.
Chas., D. of Shrewsbury, L. L.
1712.
1713.
1714.
1714.
1715.
1716.
1717.
1718.
Thos. Lindsay, abp. of Armagh;
John Vesey, abp. of Tuam, again;
and Sir Const. Phipps, again, LL.J.
GEORGE I.
Wm. King, abp. of Dublin; John
Vesey, abp. of Tuam, again ;
and Robt., 19th E. of Kildare,
LL. J.
Chas., E. of Sunderland, L. L.; he
7.62×67' CO.1)?6. Ove?”.
Chas., D. of Grafton; and Hy., E. of
Galway, LL. J.
Chas., visc. Townshend, L. L.; he
7.62×67 CO.7770. Ove?”.
Alan, ld, Brodrick, aft. visc. Midle-
ton, ld, chanc.; Wm. King, abp.
of Dublin, again ; and Wm.
Conolly, sp. ho. comm., L.L. J.
Chas., D. of Bolton, L. L.
Alan, visc. Midleton, ld, chanc.;
Wm. King, abp. of Dublin ; and
Wm. Conolly, sp. ho. comm.,
again, LL. J., May 22.
1782.
1733.
1734.
1735.
1736.
I737.
1738.
1739.
1740.
Sept. 11.
Hugh Boulter, abp. of Armagh,
again ; Thos., ld. Wyndham, ld.
chanc. again; and sir Ralph Gore,
sp. ho. comm., LL. J., Apr. 24.
Sir Ralph Gore, d. in the govt. ; and
Hy. Boyle, the new speaker, be-
came L. J. in his room.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, re-
turned, L. L., Sept. 24.
The same lords justices, May 3.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, re-
turned, L. L., Sept. 26.
The same lords justices, May 19.
Wm., 3rd D. of Devonshire, L. L.,
Sept. 7.
The same lords justices, Mar. 28.
Wm., 3rd D. of Devonshire, re-
turned, L. L., Sept. 27.
Hugh Boulter, abp. of Armagh,
again; Robt. Jocelyn, aft. li.
Newport and visc. Jocelyn, ld.
chanc.; and Hy. Boyle, sp. ho.
comm., again, LL. J., Apr. 18.
1719. Chas., D. of Bolton, returned, L. L., 1741. Wm., 3rd D. of Devonshire, re-
Mar. 31. turned, L. L., Sept. 23.
Alan, visc. Midleton, ld, chanc.; 1742. John Hoadly, abp. of Armagh; Robt.
and Wm. Conolly, sp. ho. comm.,
again, LL. J., Nov. 20.
Jocelyn, aft. la. Newport, &c., ld.
chanc. again; and Henry Boyle,
1721. Chas., D. of Grafton, L. L., Aug. 28. sp. ho. comm., again, LL. J.,
1722. Wm. King, abp. of Dublin, again; Dec. 3.
Richd., visc. Shannon; and Wm. 1743. Wm., 3rd D. of Devonshire, re-
Conolly, sp. ho, comm., again, turned, L. L., Sept. 29.
LL. J., Feb. 24. 1744. The same lords justices, Apr. 12.
1723.
1724.
1726.
Alan, visc. Midleton, ld. chanc. ;
Wm. King, abp. of Dublin; Richd.,
visc. Shannon; and Wm. Conolly,
sp. ho. comm., again, LL. J., June
13. .
Chas., D. of Grafton, returned, L. L.,
Aug. 13.
Alan, visc. Midleton, ld, chanc. ;
Richd., visc. Shannon ; and Wm.
Conolly, sp. ho. comm., again,
LL. J., May 9.
John, ld. Carteret, aft. E. Granville,
L. L., Oct. 22.
Hugh Boulter, abp. of Armagh;
Richd. West, ld. chanc.; and Wm.
Conolly, sp. ho. comm., again,
LL. J., Apr. 2.
1745.
I746.
1747.
1748.
1749.
1750.
1751.
1752.
Philip Dormer, E. of Chesterfield,
L. L., Aug. 31.
The same lords justices, Apr. 25.
The abp. of Armagh d. in the govt.
Geo. Stone, abp. of Armagh; Robt.,
ld. Newport, ld, chanc., again;
and Hy: Boyle, sp. ho. comm.,
again, LL. J., Apr. 10.
Wm., E. of Harrington, L. L., Sept.
13.
The same lords justices, Apr. 20.
Wm., E. of Harrington, returned,
L. L., Sept. 20.
The same lords justices, Apr. 19.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, again,
L. L., Sept. 19.
The same lords justices, May 27.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
557
1753.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1757.
1758.
1759.
1760.
1760.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1764.
1765.
1766.
1767.
1772.
1777.
1780.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1787.
Lionel Cranfield, D. of Dorset, re-
turned, L. L., Sept. 21.
Geo. Stone, abp. of Armagh, again ;
Robt., ld, Newport, ld. chanc.,
again ; and Brabazon, E. of Bes-
borough, LL. J., May 11.
Wm., M. of Hartington; aft. 4th
D. of Devonshire, L. L., May 5.
Robt., now visc. Jocelyn, ld, chanc.,
again ; Jas., 20th E. of Kildare,
aft. 1st M. of Kildare and D.
of Leinster; and Brabazon, E.
of Besborough, again, LL. J.; the
three, or any two or one of them,
to act separately, Sept. 20.
John, 7th D. of Bedford, L. L.,
Sept. 25.
Geo. Stone, abp. of Armagh, again ;
Hy., E. of Shannon; and John
Ponsonby, sp. ho. comm., LL. J.,
May 10.
John, 7th D. of Bedford, returned, L. L.
The same lords justices, May 20.
GEORGE III.
The same lords justices, contal.
Geo., E. of Halifax, L. L., Oct. 6.
The same lords justices, May 3.
Hugh, E. of Northumberland, L. L.,
Sept. 22.
The same lords justices, May 15.
The abp. of Armagh d. Dec. 19, and
the E. of Shammon Dec. 28, 1764.
Thos., visc. Weymouth, L. L. : did
77.07 CO))\e Ove?”, -
John, ld. Bowes, ld, chanc.; and John
Ponsonby, sp. ho. comm., again,
LL. J.
Fras., 17th E., aft. 1st M. of Hert-
ford, L. L., Oct. 18. •
John, ld. Bowes, ld, chanc., again;
Chas., E. of Drogheda ; and John
Ponsonby, sp. ho. comm., again,
LL. J., June 11.
Wm. Geo., E. of Bristol, L. L.; he did
7\Of CO7776. Ove?”.
The same lords justices.
Geo., visc. Townshend, L. L., Oct. 14.
Simon, E. Harcourt, L. L., Nov. 30.
John, E. of Buckinghamshire, L. L.,
Jan. 25.
Fred., E. of Carlisle, L. L., Dec. 23.
Wm. Hy., D. of Portland, L. L., Apr.
14.
Geo., E. Temple, aft. M. of Bucking-
ham, L. L., Sept. 15.
Robt., E. of Northington, L. L.,
June 3.
Chas., 4th D. of Rutland, L. L.,
Feb. 24; d. in the govt., Oct. 22,
1787.
Richd., ld. Rokeby, abp. of Armagh;
Jas., visc. Lifford, ld. chanc.; and
John Foster, sp. ho. comm., LL.J.,
Oct. 27.
1789.
1790.
1794.
1795.
1798.
Geo., now M. of Buckingham, again
L. L., Nov. 2.
John, ld. Fitzgibbon, ld. chanc.; and
John Foster, sp. ho. comm.,
again, LL. J., June 30.
John, E. of Westmoreland, L. L.
Jan. 5.
Wm., E. Fitzwilliam, L. L., Dec. 10;
recalled Mar. 1795.
John Jeffreys, E. Camden, L. L.,
Mar. 11.
Chas. M. Cornwallis, L. L., June 13.
LORD LIEUTENANTs sſNCE THE UNION.
1801.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1813.
1817.
1820.
1821.
1821.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1833.
1834.
1835.
The lords justices are no longer
given, for the reasons stated
ante, p. 549.
Philip, E. of Hardwicke, Mar. 17.
Edw., E. Powis; app. Nov. 16; did
not come over.
John, 9th D. of Bedford, Mar. 18.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Apr. 19.
º visc., aft. E. Whitworth, Aug.
Chas., E. Talbot, Oct. 9.
GEORGE IV.
The same, contal.
The KING, in person; landed in
Dublin Aug. 12 ; left Ireland.
Sept. 5.
Chas., E. Talbot, resumed.
Richd., M. Wellesley, Dec. 29.
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, Mar. 1.
Hugh, D. of Northumberland, Mar. 6.
WILLIAM IV.
Hy. Wm. M. of Anglesey, again;
Dec. 23.
Richd., M. Wellesley, again; Sept.
26.
Thos., E. of Haddington, Dec. 29;
sw. Jan. 6, 1835.
Hy. Constantine, E. of Mulgrave;
aft. M. of Normanby Apr. 23;
sw. May 11. -
VICTORIA.
. The same contal.
. Hugh, visc. Ebrington, aft. E. For-
tescue, Apr. 3.
. Thos. Philip, E. De Grey, Sept. 15.
. Wm., ld. Heytesbury, July 26,
. John Wm., E. of Bessborough, July
11; d. in the govt., May 16, 1847.
. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Clarendon,
K. G., May 26.
. Archd. Wm., E. of Eglinton, Feb.
27.
. Edwd. Granville, E. of St. Germans,
Jan. 4.
. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Carlisle,
Ix, G., Feb. 28.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1217.
1232.
1233.
1234.
1251.
1258.
1274,
1277.
1278.
1281.
1289.
1294,
1300.
1304.
1305.
1307.
1309.
1312.
1315.
1317.
1325.
1327.
1330.
1335.
1344.
1349.
1354.
. Archd. Wm., E. of Eglinton, again,
Feb. 26.
. Geo. Wm. Fredk., E. of Carlisle,
K. G., again, June 18.
. John, ld. Wodehouse, aft. E. of
Kimberley, Nov. 1.
. Jas., M., aft. D. of Abercorn, K. G.,
July 6.
. John Poyntz, E. Spencer, K. G.,
Dec. 11.
. Jas. D. of Abercorn, K. G., again,
Mar. 2.
1876.
1880,
1882.
1885.
1886.
John Campbell, E.
John Winston, D.
R. G., Nov. 28.
Fras. Thos. De Grey, E. Cowper,
K. G., May 3. *
John Poyntz, E. Spencer, K. G.,
again, May 3.
Hy. Howard Molyneux, E. of Car-
narvon, July. i
of Marlborough,
of Aberdeen,
R. G., Feb. 6.
Chas. Stewart, M. of Londonderry,
Aug. 3.
LORD TREASURERS, VICE TREASURERS, AND
TREASURY COMMISSIONERS FOR, IRELAND.
LORD TREASURERS AND WICE TREASURERS OF IRELAND.
W. T. Vice Treasurer; when no initials Lord Treasurer is understood.
HENRY ITI.
John de St. John.
Peter de Rivallis.
Eustace, canon of Chichester.
Geoffrey de Turville, archdn
Dublin.
Hugh de Mapilton, bp. of Ossory.
Hugh de Tachmon, bp. of Meath.
of
EDWARD I.
Steph. de Fulburn, bp. of Water-
ford.
Robt. le Poer. -
Steph. de Fulburn, again.
Hugh de Tachmon, again.
Nichs. le Clerc, or Clerk.
John ap Rees, or Rice.
Sir Wm. de Essendon.
Richd. de Bereford.
Sir Wm. de Essendon, again.
Tich.d. de Bereford, again.
Richd. de Sahan.
EDWARD II.
Alexr. de Bickmor, or Bython.
John de Hotham.
John Leck, or Lich, abp. of Dublin.
Walter de Istlep, or Isteley.
John de Hotham, again.
Walter de Istlep, again.
Adam de Hermington.
FDwARD III.
Walter de Istlep, agaºn.
Robt. Fitz-Eustace.
Sir Thos. de Burgh.
Sir John de Ellerker.
John de Burnham, canon of St.
Patrick’s.
John de Boukton.
Wm. de Bromley.
I357.
1367.
1371.
1374.
1377.
1381.
1385.
1392.
1395.
1399.
1400.
1401.
1409.
1413.
1414.
1421.
1424.
1426.
1427.
1429.
1432.
1437.
1441.
1443.
1446.
1450.
1453.
1454.
Nichs. Allen, bp. of Meath.
Alexr. Balscot, bp. of Ossory.
Peter Curragh, bp. of Limerick.
Steph. de Valle, bp. of Meath.
John de Colton, dean of St. Pat-
rick’s.
RICHARD II.
Alexr. Balscot, again.
John de Colton, again. .
Wm. Chambers, archdn. of Dublin.
Richd. Mitford, bp. of Chichester.
Stephm., abbot of St. Mary's, Dub-
lin.
HENRY IV.
Robt. de Faryngton.
Thos. Bathe, or Batche.
Sir Laurence Merbury.
Wm. Allington.
HENRY V.
Hugh Burgh.
John Coryngham.
Wm. Tynebegh, or Thymbegh.
HENRY WI.
Hugh Bament.
Edwd. Damtsey, bp. of Meath.
Sir Nichs. Plunket.
Sir Thos. Strange.
Christr. Barnewall.
AEgidius Thorndon, or Thornton.
Thos. Barry, bp. of Ossory.
Wm. Cheevers, just. K. B.
AEgidius Thorndon, again.
John Blackston.
Sir Hy. Bruyn.
Sir Rowland Fitz-Edwd. Fitz-Eus-
tace, aft. la Portlester.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
559
1461.
W471.
1492.
1494.
1504.
1514.
1516.
1517.
1520.
1524.
1530.
1532.
1533.
1534.
1540.
1542.
* *
1552.
1553.
* 3:
1559,
“k 36
1559,
1573.
1582,
1586.
1603.
1616.
1625.
1625.
-* *
1629.
1631.
1636.
1654.
EDWARD IV.
John, la, Wenlock, and Rowland, ld.
Portlester, for their lives, and
survivor.
Portlester, who survived Wenlock,
had his pat. confirmed by act of
parlt. -
HENRY VII.
Sir Jas. Ormond, matl. son of the E.
of Ormond.
Sir Hugh Conway.
Gerald Fitzgerald, eldest son of the
E. of Kildare.
HIENRY VIII.
Christr., ld, Slane.
Barth. Dillon, ch. bar. ex., v. T.
John Rawson, prior of Kilmainham.
Sir John Stile, v. T.
John, ld. Trimleston.
John Rawson, prior of Kilmainham,
again.
Jas. Butler, aft. visc. Thurles, and
9th E. of Ormond.
Wm. Bath of Dollardstown, v. T.
Wm. Brabazon.
until his death in 1552.
Jas, , 9th E. of Ormond.
Jas., 15th E. of Desmond.
EDWARD VI.
The same, contal.
Andr. Wise, on Brabazon's death,
W. T.
MARY.
Sir Edmd Rouse, L. T. and v. T.
Jas., 15th E. of Desmond.
ELIZABETH.
Sir Hy. Sydney, v. T.
Sir Thos. Fitz-William, v. T.
Thos., 10th E. of Ormond.
Sir Edwd. Fitton, v. T.
Sir Hy. Wallop, v. T.
Thos., 10th E. of Ormond.
JAMES I.
The same, contal.
Arth., ld. Chichester of Belfast.
Sir Archd. Blundell, v. T.
CHARLES I.
Sir Fras. Annesley, bt., v. T.
Oliver, visc. Grandison.
Sir Fras. Amnesley, again, v. T.
Richd., E. of Cork.
Sir Adam Loftus, V. T.
THE COMMON WEALTH.
Jas. Standish, under the parlt.,
W. T.
1660,
1662.
1667.
1673.
1685.
1686.
1689.
1690.
1693.
| 1695.
He continued v. T.
1698.
1710.
1715.
I716.
1717.
1720.
1724,
CHARLES II.
Arth... visc. Valentia, aft.
Anglesey, v. T., Aug. 21.
Richd., ld. Clifford, E. of Cork and
aft. of Burlington, Nov. 15.
The same, by a new patent.
20
E. of
Mar.
Sir Geo. Carteret, bt., v. T., July
18.
Sir John Temple, v. T., Nov. 26.
JAMES II
John Price, V. T., June 17.
Thos. Knightley, y. T., Apr. 3.
Richd., D. of Tyrconnel (so cr.
after the abdn.); Hy., ld. Dover;
Thos., ld. Riverston ; Jenico
visc. Gormanstown; visc. Fitz-
william, Bruno Talbot, and Sir
Steph. Rice, commrs.
WILLIAM III.
Wm. Harbord, v. T., Dec. II.
Thos., ld. Coningsby, v. T., Jan. 9.
Chas., ld, Clifford of Lanesborough,
visc. Dungarwan, May 4.
Thos., ld, Conyngsby, again, v. T.,
Oct. 7.
ANNE.
. Chas., E. of Cork and Burlington,
son of Chas., ld. Clifford, Sept.
12.
. Hy: Boyle, er, ld. Carleton (bro. of
the E. of Cork) during the mi-
nority of Richd., E. of Cork and
Burlington, May 5.
John, E. of Anglesey, v. T., Aug.
3; d. Sept. following.
Arth., E. of Anglesey; and Hy., ld.
Hyde, aft. E. of Clarendon and
Rochester, v. T., Oct. 19.
GEORGE I.
Richd., E. of Cork and Burlington,
Aug. 25.
Chas, E. of Sunderland, and Hy., E.
of Rochester, V.T.T., Mar. 1.
Chas., E. of Sanderland, now sole
W. T.
Matt. Ducie Morton, aft. Id. Ducie,
V. T., May 2.
Richd., E. of Scarborough, and Matt.
Ducie Morton, v. T., May 31.
Hugh Boscawen, aft. visc. Fal-
mouth ; and Matt. Ducie Morton,
V. T., Oct. 10.
Hugh Boscawen, and sir Wm. St.
Quintin, bt., v. TT., June 16.
Hugh Boscawen, now visc. Fal-
mouth, and Richd. Edgcumbe,
aft. Id. Edgcumbe, v. TT., Apr. 7.
560
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1727.
1734,
1742,
1744.
1746.
1754.
1756.
1757.
1760.
1761.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1766.
GEORGE II,
Richd., E, of Cork, contal. by a new
pat., Oct. 24.
Richd. Edgcumbe, and Pattee, visc.
Torrington, v. TT., Apr. 24.
Pattee, visc. Torrington, and Hy.
Vane, v. TT., Aug. 2.
Pattee, visc. Torrington, and Geo.,
E. of Cholmondeley, V. TT., Jan.
ll.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, and Wm.
Pitt, v. TT., Mar. 6.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, and sir
Wm. Yonge, bt., v. TT., May 22.
Wm., ld. Cavendish of Hardwyck,
M. of Hartingon, aft. 4th D. of
Devonshire, Mar. 2.
John, E. of Sandwich, Geo., E. of
Cholmondeley, and Welbore Ellis,
v. TT., Jan. 20.
John, E. of Sandwich, Welbore
Ellis, and Thos. Potter, V. TT.,
Aug. 2.
John, E, of Sandwich, Welbore
Ellis, and Robt. Nugent, aft. visc.
Clare and E. Nugent, V. TT., Jan. 7.
GEORGE III.
Wm., fourth D. of Devonshire, contal,
Mar. 3.
John, E. of Sandwich, Robt. Nugent,
and Richd. Rigby, V. TT., Jam. 5.
Robt. Nugent, Richd. Rigby, and
Jas. Oswald, V. TT., May 4.
Richd. Rigby, Jas. Oswald,
Welbore Ellis, v. TT., July 12,
Jas. Oswald, ld. Geo. Sackville,
aft. visc. Sackville, and Welbore
Ellis, v. TT., Jan. 21.
Wm., 5th D. of Devonshire, vice his
father, decd., Mar. 13. Continued
ld. treas r. until the abolition of
the office in 1793, wt infra.
Jas. Oswald, Welbore Rºllis, and hon.
Jas. Grenville, V. TT., Aug. 3.
Jas. Oswald, hon. Jas. Grenville,
and Isaac Barré, v. TT., Sept.
17. t
and
1768.
1769.
1770.
1771.
1773.
1775.
1777.
1781.
1782.
1783.
1784.
1787.
1789.
Hon. Jas. Grenville, Isaac Barré
and Richd. Rigby, v. TT., Feb. 22
Hon. Jas. Grenville, Isaac Barré,
and Robt., visc. Clare, v. TT.,
July 4.
Hon. Jas. Grenville ; Robt., visc.
Clare, and Chas., E. Cornwallis,
v. TT., Feb. 27.
Robt., now visc. Clare ; Chas. E.
Cornwallis, and Welbore Ellis,
v. TT., Apr. 21.
Robt., visc. Clare ; Welbore Ellis,
and Geo., ld. Edgcumbe, aft. visc.
Mount Edgcumbe and Valletort,
v. TT., May 5.
Robt., visc. Clare ; Welbore Ellis,
and Chas. Jenkinson, aft. bt., ld.
Hawkesbury, and E. of Liverpool,
v. TT. Jan. 18.
Robt., visc. Clare ; Welbore Ellis,
and Henry Flood, v. TT., Oct. 27.
Robt., now E. Nugent; Welbore
Ellis, and Hy. Flood, v. TT, Mar. 7.
Robt., E. Nugent ; Hy. Flood, and
Chas. Townshend, V.TT., Sept. 17.
Robt., E. Nugent ; Chas. Town-
shend, and Richd., E. of Shannon,
v. TT., Nov. 21.
Richd., E. of Shannon; Richd., E.
of Scarborough, and sir Geo.
Yonge, bt., v. TT., Apr. 20.
Richd., E. of Shannon; sir Geo.
Yonge, bt., and lù. Robt. Spencer,
v. TT., May 24.
Richd., E. of Shannon ; ld. Robt.
Spencer, and ló. Chas. Spencer,
v. TT., Sept. 9.
Richd., E. of Shannon ; ld. Chas.
Spencer, and Wm. Eden, v. TT.,
Apr. 18. -
Richd., E. of Shannon; Geo., visc.
Mount Edgcumbe, and Thos., ld
Walsingham, v. TT., Mar. 8.
Richd., E. of Shammon ; Geo., visc.
Mount Edgcumbe, and ló. Fredk.
Campbell, v. TT., July 20.
Geo., visc. Mount Edgcumbe; and
ld. Fredk, Campbell,v. TT., June 18.
In 1793, the patents to the lord treasurer and vice-treasurers were revoked, and,
commissioners were from time to time appointed for executing those offices.
CoMMIssionERS of THE TREASURY FOR TRELAND.
1793.
|Bichd., E. of Shannon.
Sir John Parnell, bt.
John Beresford.
Sir Hy. Cavendish, bt.
Wm. Burton Conyngham.
Robt., ld. Hobart.
1795.
Richd., E. of Shannon.
Sir John Parnell, bt.
Wm. Burton Conyngham.
Hon. Thos. Pelham.
John Monk Mason.
1796.
Richd., E. of Shannon.
Sir John Parnell, bt.
Thos., ld. Pelham.
John Monk Mason.
Lodge Morris.
1797.
Richd., E. of Shannon.
Isaac Corry.
Hon. Thos. Pelham.
John Monk Mason.
Lodge Morris.
Robt., visc. Castlereagh.
1800.
Richd., E. of Shannon.
Isaac Corry.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 561
Robt., visc. Castlereagh. 1805. Chas. Vereker.
Lodge, ld. Frankfort. John Foster. W. W. H. Guarden.
John, ld. Loftus. Lodge, ld, Frankfort. -
Wrm. Wickham. John, visc. Loftus. 1811.
Maurice Fitzgerald. Maurice Fitzgerald. Hon. Spencer Perceval.
Hon. Geo. Knox. John Foster.
- 1801. Sir Lawrence Parsons, bt. Wm. W. Pole.
Richd., E. of Shannon. Chas. Long. Geo., E. of Ross.
Isaac Corry, Sir G. Fitz-G. Hill, bt.
Chas. Abbot. 1806. John M. Barry.
Lodge, ld. Frankfort. Wm. Wyndham, Id. Gren- Thos. H. Foster.
John, visc. Loftus. ville. Chas. Wereker.
Maurice Fitzgerald. Sir John Newport. Wm. Odell.
Maurice Fitzgerald. &
1802. Sir Lawrence Parsons, bt. 1812.
Same Board. - Chas. O’Hara. John Foster.
Hy. Parnell. Wm. W. Pole.
1803. Wm. Burton. Sir G. Fitz-G. Hill, bt.
Richd., E. of Shannon, Wm. Elliot. John M. Barry.
Isaac Corry. Thos. H. Foster.
Lodge, ld. Frankfort. 1807. Chas. Vereker.
John, visc. Loftus. Geo., E. of Ross. Wm. Odell.
Maurice Fitzgerald. John Foster.
Wm. Wickham. Arth. Wellesley, aft. Sir A., 1813.
&c. The same Board, with the
1804. Hon. Thos. Hy. Foster addition of-
John Foster. Sir Geo. FitzGerald Hill, Hy. John Clements.
Sir Evan Nepean, bt. bt. Edmd. Alexr. Macnaghten.
Lodge, ld, Frankfort. John Maxwell Barry.
John, visc. Loftus. Chas. Vereker. 1814.
Maurice Fitzgerald. Robt. Banks, E. of Liver-
- 1810. pool.
1804. Hon. Spencer Perceval. Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald.
John Foster. John Foster. Robt. Peel, aft. bt.
Lodge, ld. Frankfort. Wm. Wellesley Pole. Sir G. Fitz-G. Hill, bt.
John, visc. Loftus. Geo., E. of Ross. John M. Barry.
Maurice Fitzgerald. Sir G. Fitz-G, Hill, bt. Wm. Odell.
Hon. George Knox. John M. Barry. Hy. John Clements.
Nichs. Vansittart. Thos. H. Foster. Edma. Alexr. Macnaghten.
In 1817, the revenues of Great Britain and Ireland were united, under 56 Geo. III.
cap. 98.
See “Lord High Treasurers, &c., of the United Kingdom,” ante, p. 159.
SECRETARIES TO THE TREASURY_IR ELAND.
1793. Thos. Burgh, L. P., Dec. 25. | 1801. Hon. Geo. Cavendish, L.P., Aug. 29.
1799. Sir Geo. Shee, bt., L. P., July 18. -
CHANCELLORS OF THE EXCHEQUER OF IRELAND.
* * Wm. de Bromleye, temp. Edwd. III. 1495. Edwd. Barnewall. -
1346. Robt. de Emeldon. 1532. Richd. Delahyde. -
1385. Wm. Fitzwilliam, kpr. of the seal. 1535. John Alem, clerk or kpr. of the rolls.
* * Robt. de Herford, temp. Richd. II. 1536. Thos. Cusake, just. C. P.
1399. Hugh Banent. 1561. Hy. Dracote, serjt.-at-arms.
1423. Sampson Dartas ; he app. Jas. 1572. Robt. Dillon.
Blakeney his deputy. - 1577. John Bathe. -
1431. Jas. Blakeney, now chanc. 1586. Sir Edwd. Waterhouse; surrend.
1461. Robt. Norreys. 1589. Sir Geo. Clive.
* * Robt. de St. Lawrence. . 1590. Thos. Molynex, or Molyneux.
36
562
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
2
1596.
1612.
1616.
1617.
1634.
1668.
1674.
1687.
1695.
1702.
1717.
1733.
1735.
1739.
1754.
Sir Richd. Cooke.
Sir Dudley Norton; in reversion
aft. Cooke.
Hy. Holcrofte ; surrend.
Thos. Hibbotts, Oct. 27.
Hy. Holcrofte, again ; in reversion
after Hibbotts; L. P. same date.
Sir Hy. Meredith.
Richd. Jones; aft. visc. and E. of
Ranelagh.
Sir Chas. Meredith.
Bruno Talbot.
Philip Savage.
Philip Savage, again, by new pat.
Sir Ralph Gore, bt.
Hy. Boyle ; res.
Marmaduke Coghill.
Hy. Boyle, again ; pat. revoked.
Arth. Hill; pat. revoked.
1755.
1757.
1761.
1763.
1784.
1785.
1799.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1811.
1812.
1817.
Hy. Boyle, again ; aft. li. Castle-
martyr, and visc. and E. of Shannon.
Anthy. Malone.
Sir Wm. Yorke, bt., ch, just. C. P..
Mar. 28; res.
Wm. Gerard Hamilton, May 31.
John Foster, Apr. 23.
Sir John Parnell, bt., Sept. 22.
Isaac Corry, Jan. 28.
John Foster, July 19.
Sir John Newport, bt., Feb. 25.
John Foster, again, May 2.
Wm. Wellesley Pole, aft. li. Mary-
borough, July 1.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald, aft. li. Fitz-
gerald and Vesey, Aug. 17.
Nichs. Vansittart, aft. la. Bexley ;
ch. ex, England, July 12.
In 1817, the exchequers of Great Britain and Ireland were consolidated under 56
Geo. III. cap. 98.
See “Chancellors of the Exchequer,” ante, p. 165.
PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES OF STATE, OR PRINCIPAL
SECRETARIES OF THE COUNCIL.
1576.
1581.
1603.
1612.
1616.
1634.
1661.
1665.
1678.
John Chalenor ;
date.
Sir Geoff. Fenton. Another secre-
tary was joined with him.
Sir Richd. Cooke.
Sir Dudley Norton.
Sir Fras. Amnesley, aft. li. Mount-
norris.
Philip Mainwaring.
Sir Paul Davys ; in reversion after
L. P. before this
Mainwaring.
Sir Geo. Lane, knt.; aft. visc. Lanes-
borough ; in reversion after
Davys.
Sir John Davys; in reversion after
Lane.
1690.
1702.
1720.
1755.
1763.
1766.
1795.
1796.
1797.
1801.
Sir Robt. Southwell.
Edwd. Southwell, son of sir Robt.
Edwd. Southwell, and
Edwd. Southwell, his son.
Thos. Carter, on the demise of the
Southwells.
Thos. Carter, and
Philip Tisdall, solr.-gen.
John Hely-Hutchinson ; in rever-
sion after Tisdall ; succ. 1777.
Edmd. Hy., ld. Glentworth.
Hon. Thos. Pelham.
Robt. Stewart, visc. Castlereagh,
aft. M. of Londonderry.
Chas. Abbot, aft. sp. ho. comm. of
England, and ló. Colchester.
Office abolished at the union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1801.
CHIEF SECRETARIES TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT,
OR, CHIEF SECRETARIES FOR, IRELAND.
1760.
1761.
1764.
1765.
1765.
1766.
Richd. Rigby; before this date.
Wm. Gerard Hamilton.
Chas., E. of Drogheda.
Edwd. Thurlow, app. ch. Sec. to
visc. Weymouth ; but his lordship
... did not come over.
Fras., visc. Beauchamp.
Hon. John Aug. Hervey, app. ch.
sec. to the E. of Bristol; but the
earl did not come over.
1767.
1768.
1772.
1777.
1780.
1782.
1783.
Lord Fredk. Campbell.
Sir Geo, Macartney, K. B.
Sir John Blaquiere, aft. li. de Bla-
quiere.
Sir Richd. Heron, bt.
Wm. Eden, aft, ld. Auckland.
Hon. R. Fitzpatrick.
Wm. Wyndham Grenville, aft. li.
Grenville.
Wm. Windham.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
663
1783.
1784.
1787.
1789.
1794.
1795.
1798.
1801.
1802.
I 804.
1805.
1806.
1807,
1809.
1812.
1818.
1821.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1833.
UNDER SECRETARIES TO
1780.
1795.
1796.
1801.
1806.
1808.
1812.
1831.
1835.
1840.
1841.
1845.
1833.
Hon. Thos. Pelham.
Thos. Orde.
Alleyne Fitzherbert, aft. lil. St.
Helens.
Robt. Hobart, Apr. ; aft. E.
Buckinghamshire.
Sylvester Douglas, Jan. ; aft. lá
Glenbervie.
Hon. Geo. Damer, c.c. visc. Milton,
Jan. ; aft. E. of Dorchester.
Hon. Thos. Pelham, Mar. 31; aft.
E. of Chichester.
Robt. visc. Castlereagh, Mar. 29;
aft. M. of Londonderry.
Chas. Abbot, aft. sp. ho. comm. of
England, and ló. Colchester;
May 25.
Wm. Wickham, Feb. 13.
Sir Evan Nepean, bt., Feb. 6.
Nichs. Vansittart, aft. li. Bexley,
Mar. 23. -
Chas. Long, aft, ld. Farnborough,
Sept. 21.
Wm. Elliot, Mar. 28.
Sir Arth. Wellesley, K. B., aft. D.
of Wellington. Apr. 19. t
Hon. Robt. Dundas, aft. visc. Mel-
ville, Apr. 13.
Wm. Wellesley Pole, aft. li. Mary-
borough, and E. of Mornington,
Oct. 18.
Robt. Peel, aft, bt., Aug. 4.
Chas. Grant, aft. la. Glenelg, Aug. 3.
Hy. Goulburn, Dec. 29.
Hon, Wm. Lamb, aft. visc.
bourne, Apr. 29.
Ld. Fras. Leveson Gower, aft. li.
Fras. Egerton, and E. of Elles-
mere, June 21.
Sir Hy. Hardinge, aft. visc. Hard-
inge, July 30.
Hon. Edwd. Geoff. Smith-Stanley,
aft. li. Stanley of Bickerstaffe
and 14th E. of Derby, Nov. 26.
Sir John Cam Hobhouse, aft. li.
Droughton, Mar. 29.
of
Mel-
1847.
1834.
1835.
1841.
1845.
1846.
Edwd. John Littleton, aft. Id.
Hatherton, May 17.
Sir Hy. Hardinge again, Dec. 17.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Howard, visc. Mor-
peth, aft. E. of Carlisle, Apr. 22.
Edwd., ld. Eliot, aft. E. of St. Ger-
mans, Sept. 6.
Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, bt., aft.
ld. Cottesloe, Feb. 1.
Hy., E. of Lincoln, Feb. 14.
Hy. Labouchere, aft. li. Taunton,
July 6.
Sir Wm. Meredyth Somerville, bt.,
aft. li. Athlumney and ld.
Meredyth.
1852. Rd. Southwell Bourke, c.c. Id.
Naas, aft. E. of Mayo, Feb.
1852. Sir Jno. Young, bt., Dee.
1855. Edwd. Horsman, Feb.
1857. Hy. Arth. Herbert.
1858. Ld. Naas again, Feb.
1859. Edwd. Cardwell, aft. visc. Cardwell,
June.
1861. Sir Robt. Peel, bt., July.
1865. Chichester Samuel Fortescue, aft.
1878.
1880.
1882.
1887.
1871.
1874.
1884.
1885.
1886.
ld. Carlingford, Now.
. Ld. Naas again, July.
. Col. Jno. Wilson Patten, Sept.
Chichester
Dec.
Spencer Compton Cavendish, c. c.
M. of Hartington, Jan.
Sir Michl. Edwd. Hicks-Beach, bt.,
Mar. 3.
Jas. Lowther, Mar. 11, G.
Wm. Edwd. Forster, May 10, G.
Lord Fredk. Chas. Cavendish, May.
Geo. Otto Trevelyan, May 9.
Hy. Campbell Bannerman, Oct.
Sir Wm. Hart Dyke, July 2, sw.
Wm. Hy. Smith, Jan.
Jno. Morley, Feb.
Sir Michl. Edwd. Hicks-Beach, bt.,
again, Aug.
Arth. Jas. Balfour, Mar. 8.
S. Fortescue, again,
Sackville Hamiton, Feb. 17.
Lodge Morris, Feb. 7.
Sackville Hamilton, again ; May 15.
Fldwd. Cooke, Jan. 6.
Alexr. Marsden, Oct. 21.
Jas. Trail, Sept. 8.
Sir Chas. Saxton, bt., Sept. 6.
Wm. Gregory, Oct. 5.
Lt.-col. Sir Wm. Gossett, Jan. 1.
Thos. Drummond, July 25.
Norman H. Macdonald, May 28.
Edwd. Lucas, Sept. 15.
Rd. Pennefather, Aug. 21.
THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF IRELAND.
1846.
1852.
| 1853.
1848.
1869.
1882.
1886.
1887.
Thos. N. Redington, aft. Sir T.,
July 11.
Jno. Wynne, Feb.
Maj.-gen. Sir Thos. Aiskew Larcom,
IC. C. B.
Col. Sir G. R. Wetherall, R.C.S.I., C.B.
Thos. Hy. Burke, May 20; G.
Robt. Geo. Crookshank Hamilton,
C.B., May. *
Maj.-gen. Sir Redvers Hy. Buller,
K.C.M.G., V.C.
Col. Sir Jos. West Ridgeway, K.C.B.,
K. C. S. I. , V.C.
36 °
564 - THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES TO THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
OF TRELAND.
IN April 1887 Col. Edward Robert King-Harman was appointed to this
office, without salary. In the following year a bill was introduced into
Parliartient to place the office on a permanent footing and to provide a
salary for it. Col. King-Harman died on June 10, 1888, and on his
death the office was not filled up, and the bill was not proceeded with.
POSTMASTERS-GENERAL OF IRELAND.
From a Return made to the House of Commons in 1844.
* * Sir T. Prendergast. 1797. Chas., now E. of Ely, and
* * Wm. Hy., E. of Clermont. Chas., M. of Drogheda. July 14.
1784. Jas., visc. Clifden, and 1806. Richd. Hely, E. of Donoughmore, and
Wm. Brabazon Ponsonby. July 16. Hy. Fitzgerald, c. c. lá. H. Fitz-
1789. Wm. Brabazon Ponsonby, and gerald. Apr. 19.
Chas., ld. Loftus, aft. E. and M. of | 1807. Chas. Hy. St. John, Earl O’Neill, and
Ely. Jan. 14. Richd., E. of Clancarty. May 2.
Chas., ld. Loftus, and 1809. Chas. Hy. St. John, Earl O’Neill, and
Chas., E. of Bellamont. July 18. Laurence, E. of Rosse. Dec. 1. -
By 1 Wm. IV. cap. 8 (1831), the two separate offices of Postmaster-General of
Great Britain and Postmaster-General of Ireland were consolidated and united into one.
See “Postmasters-General,” ante, p. 237.
COMMANDERS OF THE FORCES IN IRELAN ID.
* * Gen. John Leslie, E. of Rothes. 1822. Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Auchmuty, G. C. B.
1774. Gen. Sir Geo. Aug. Elliot. Lt.-gen. Stapleton, ld, aft. visc.
1775. Lt.-gen. Sir John Irvine, K.B. Combermere, G.C.B., &c.; Nov.
1782. Lt.-gen. John Burgoyne. 1825. Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Murray, G.C.B.
1784. Gen. Wm. Aug. Pitt. 1828. Lt.-gen. Sir John Byng, K.C. B.
1791. Gen. Geo. Warde. 1831. Lt.-gen. Sir Rol. Hussey Vivian, bt.,
1793. Gen. Robt. Cunninghame, aft. li. IC. C. B., &c.; aft. lil. Vivian, &c.
Rossmore. 1836. Lt.-gen, sir Edwd. Blakemey, K.C.B.,
1796. Gen. Hy., E. of Carhampton, Aug. 26.
1797. Lt.-gen. Sir Ralph Abercrombie, 1855. Gen. John, ld. Seaton, G.C.B.
IC. B. 1860. Gen. Sir Geo. Brown, G.C.B.
1798. Gen. Chas., M. Cornwallis. 1865. Gen. Sir Hugh Hy. Rose, aft. lil.
1801. Gen. Sir Wm. Medows, R.B. Strathnairn, G.C. B., G.C.S.I.
1803. Lt.-gen. hon. Hy. Edwd. Fox. 1870. Gen. Sir Wm. Rose Mansfield, aft.
Gen. Wrm., ld. Cathcart. ld. Sandhurst, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.
1806. Gen. Chas., E. of Harrington. 1875. Gen. Sir John Michel, G.C.B.
1812. Gen. Sir J. Hope, K.B. 1880. Gen. Sir Thos. Montagu Steele,
1813. Gen. Sir Geo. Hewett, bt. IX. C.B. -
1816. Gen. Sir Geo. Beckwith, G.C.B. 1885. Gen. Pr. W. A. Edwd. of Saxe-
1820. Gen. Sir David Baird, bt., G.C. B. | Weimar, G. C. B.
COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE FOR
IRELAND,
SOMETIMES CALLED COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
e tº $ - gº {
SOMETIMEs the Commissioners for Customs and Excise were appointed
by the same and sometimes by separate Letters Patent; but, as a rule,
some of the Commissioners, if not all, filled both offices. In order to
l
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 565.
avoid confusion the lists are here divided and the various appointments
given separately as in the Lib. Mun. Publ. Hib.
1761.
1765.
1767.
1770.
1772.
1773.
1774.
1776.
1780.
1784.
1785,
CoMMIssion ERs of CUSTOMS.
Hon. John Ponsonby; John Bourke,
aft. li. Naas and E. of Mayo;
Hon. Arthur Trevor, aft. visc.
Dungannon ; Benj. Burton, sir
Richd. Coxe, Hugh Valence Jones,
and Brinsley Butler, c.c. lá.
Newtown, aft. E. of Lanes-
borough ; L. P., Apr. 21.
Hon. J. Ponsonby, J. Bourke,
Arthur, now visc. Dungannon, B.
Burton, H. W. Jones, Brinsley,
ld. Newton, and John Millbanke ;
L. P., Apr. 8.
Hon. J. Ponsonby, J. Bourke, Arth.,
visc. Dungannon, H. W. Jones,
Brinsley, ld. Newtown, J. Mill-
banke, and Bellingham Boyle ;
L. P., Dec. 3.
J. Bourke, Arth., visc. Dungannon,
H. W. Jones, Brinsley, ld. New-
town, J. Mill banke, B. Boyle, hon.
John Beresford, and sir Wm.
Osborne ; L. P., May 1.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, Jno.
Staples, Jas. Agar, Thos. Allan,
Chas. Tottenham, aft. li. Loftus,
and Richd. Gore ; L. P., Feb. 3.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, J.
Staples, J. Agar, T. Allan, C.
Tottenham, and Robt. Clements,
aft. li. Leitrim ; L. P., Nov. 19.
. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, John
Monck Mason, J. Staples, Richd.
Townshend, sir Fras. Dernard,
and J. Agar; L. P., Dec. 25.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, J.
M. Mason, J. Staples, R. Towns–
hend, J. Agar, and Hercules
Langrishe, aft. Sir H. ; L. P.,
Dec. 24.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, J. M.
Mason, R. Townshend, J. Agar,
H. Langrishe, and Robt. Waller;
L. P., July 13.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, R.
Townshend, Jas., ld. Clifden, sir
H. Langrishe, Robt. Ross, and
John Parnell, aft. Sir J.; L. P.,
Dec. 16.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason,
Jas., ld, Clifden, sir H. Langrishe.
Robt. Ross, sir John Parnell, and
Gervas Parker Bushe; L. P., Jan.
28.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason,
sir H. Langrishe, R. Ross, sir J.
Parnell, G. P. Bushe, and hon.
Richd. Hely-Hutchinson, aft, ld.
visc. and E. of Donoughmore ;
L. P., Mar.
J
1786.
1789.
1792.
1793.
1795.
1798.
1799.
1801.
1802.
1803
1806.
1807.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, sir
H. Langrishe, R. Ross, G. P.
Bushe, Richd., now lä. Donough-
more, and hon. Richd. Annes-
ley, aft. E. of Annesley ; L. P.,
Jan. 9.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, sir
H. Langrishe, Rd., ld. Donough-
more, hon. Rd. Annesley, Isaac
Corry, and ld. Chas. Fitzgerald ;
L. P., Sept. 28.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason,
sir H. Langrishe, Richd., ld,
Donoughmore, hon. R. Annesley,
I. Corry, and John Wolfe ; L. P.,
Mar. 1.
Hon. J." Beresford, J. M. Mason,
Sir H. Langrishe, Richd., ld.
Donoughmore, hon. R. Annesley,
Isaac Corry, J. Wolfe, and hon.
Geo. Knox ; L. P., Dec. 31.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Langrishe,
R. Ross, I. Corry, J. Wolfe, hon
Geo. Knox, and Chas. Hy. Coote,
aft. li. Castleco te; L. P., Oct. 27.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Langrishe,
R. Ross, hon. R. Annesley, J.
Wolfe, hon. G. Knox, C. H. Coote,
and hon. Thos. Hy. Foster ; L.P.,
Feb. 27.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Langrishe,
Richd., now visc, Donoughmore,
Maurice Fitzgerald, John Ormsby
Vandeleur, John Townshend, and
Mountefort Longfield; L. P., Aug.
5
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Lang-
rishe, Rd., now E. of Donough-
more, J. O. Vandeleur, J. Towns-
hend, M. Longfield, and Wm.
Rowley; L. P., Feb. 13.
Rd., E. of Donoughmore, hon.
Rd. Annesley, Chas. Hy., now lá.
Castlecoote, Mountefort Long-
field, Wm. Rowley, Robt. Wynne,
and Thos. Burgh ; ſu. P., Mar. 26.
Rd., lù. of Donoughmore, Rd., now
Earl Annesley, Wm. Rowley,
Robt. Wynne, T. Burgh, Rd.
Longfield, and hom. John Jocelyn;
L. P., June 2.
Chas. Hy., la. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, W. Rowley, R. Wynne,
T. Burgh, hon. John Jocelyn,
and hon. Abrm. Hely Hutchin-
son ; L. P., Sept. 3.
Chas. Hy., ld, Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, W. Rowley, R. Wynne,
T. Burgh, hon. A. Hely Hutchin-
son, and Geo. Knox; L.P., July 15
566
THE BOOK OF DIGN1TIES.
1809. Chas. Hy., ld. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, W. Rowley, R. Wynne,
T. Burgh, hon. A. Hely-Hutchin-
son, and hon. J. Jocelyn ; L. P.,
Sept. 9.
1810. Chas. Hy., ld. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, W. Rowley, A. Hely-
Hutchinson, hon. J. Jocelyn, and
Robt. Molesworth ; L. P., Nov. 5.
1811. Chas. Hy., ld. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, R. Wynne, hon. A.
Hely-Hutchinson, hon. J. Jocelyn,
hon. Robt. Molesworth, and Hy.
Hamilton ; L. P., May 4.
1814. Chas. Hy., ld. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur, R. Wynne, A. Hely-
Hutchinson, hon. J. Jocelyn, H.
Hamilton, and Hulton Smith
Ring ; L. P., May 20.
1820. Ghas. Hy., ld. Castlecoote, J. O.
Vandeleur (ceased 1822), hon.
A. Hely-Hutchinson, Hy. Hamil-
ton, and H. S. King; L. P.,
July 25.
1823. Wm. Boothby, Hy. Jas. Keith
Stewart, A. Hely-Hutchinson, H.
S. King, and Chas. Boyd, Feb. 6.
On September 13, 1823, the consolidation of the Boards of Customs for England and
Wales, Scotland and Ireland, took place, and the commissioners, from that time, have
been commissioners for the United Kingdom. See ante, p. 277.
CoMMIssionERs of ExcISE.
1761. Hon. Jno. Ponsonby, Jno. Bourke,
aft. la. Naas and E. of Mayo,
hon. Arth. Trevor, aft. visc.
Dungannon, Benj. Burton, and
Sir Rd. Coxe; L. P., Apr. 21.
Hon. J. Ponsonby, J. Bourke, Arth.,
now visc. Dungannon, Benj. Burton,
and Brinsley Butler, c.c. lá. New-
town, aft. E. of Lanesborough ;
L. P., Apr. 8.
Hon. J. Ponsonby, J. Bourke, Arth.,
visc. Dungannon, B. Butler, c.c.
ld. Newtown, and Bellingham
Boyle; L. P., Dec. 3.
J. Bourke, Arth., visc. Dungannon,
B. Boyle, hon. J. Beresford, and
sir Wm. Osborne; L. P., May 1.
Sir Wm. Osborne, sir Fras. Bernard,
Jno. Monck Mason, Robt. Waller,
and Wm. Montgomery; L. P.,
Feb. 3, and Nov. 19.
Sir Fras. Bernard, J. M. Mason,
R. Waller, W. Montgomery, and
Richd. Townshend ; L. P., Jan.
22, and Apr. 13.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, J. M.
Mason, Jno. Staples, and R.
Townshend ; L. P., Dec. 25, and
Dec. 24, 1774.
J. Bourke, hon. J. Beresford, J. M.
Mason, R. Townshend, and Jas.
Agar; L. P., July 13.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, R.
Townshend, Jas... la. Clifden, and
Sir Hercules Langrishe ; L. P.,
Dec. 16.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason,
Jas., ld, Clifden, sir H. Lang-
rishc, and Robt. Ross ; L. P.,
Jan. 28.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Lang-
rishe, R. Ross, and sir J. Parnell ;
L. P., Mar. 1.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, sir
1765.
1767.
1770.
1772.
1773.
1776.
1780.
1784.
1785.
H. Langrishe, R. Ross, Gervas
Parker Bushe; L. P., Dec. 30,
Sept. 28, 1789, and Mar. 1, 1792.
Hon. J. Beresford, J. M. Mason, sir
H. Langrishe, R. Ross, and Rd.
ld. aft. visc. and E. of Donough-
more; L. P., Dec. 31.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Langrishe,
Robt. Ross, Rd., ld, Donough-
more, and Rd. Annesley, aft. E.
of Annesley; L. P., Oct. 27, and
Feb. 27, 1798.
Hon. J. Beresford, sir H. Lang-
rishe, Rd., ld. Donoughmore,
Rd. Annesley, and Chas. Hy.
Coote, aft. li. Castlecoote ; L.P.,
Aug. 5, and Feb. 13, 1801.
Rd., now E. of Donoughmore, Rd.
Annesley, Chas. Hy., now li.
Castlecoote, John Ormsby Wan-
deleur,and Jno. Townshend; L.P.,
Mar. 26, July 26, 1802, and June
2, 1803.
Richd., now I. of Amnesley, John
Townshend, Alexr. Marsden, Geo.
Macquay, Ralph Peter Dundas,
Edw. Taylor, and John Therry;
L. P., Sept. 3.
Richd. E. of Annesley, J. Towns–
hend, A. Marsden, R. P. Dundas,
J. Therry, Rd. Longfield, and
Thos. Odell ; L. P., July 15.
A. Marsden, J. Townshend, R. P.
Dundas, J. Therry, R. Longfield,
T. Odell, and Wm. Gregory; L.P.,
June 18.
A. Marsden, J. Therry, R. P.
Dundas, R. Longfield, T. Odell,
W. Gregory, and Robt. Lan-
grishe, aft. bt. ; L. P., Sept. 17.
A. Marsden, J. Therry, R. P.
l)undas, R. Longfield, T. Odell,
Sir R. Langrishe, bt., and hon.
Jas. Hewitt ; L. P., Dec. 31.
1793.
1795.
1799.
1802.
1806.
1807.
1810.
1812.
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grishe, hon. J. Hewitt, and Wm.
Plunkett ; L. P., Mar. 2.
1823. Sir Cheetham Mortlock, Chas.
Rudolph Trefusis, hon. J. Hewitt,
Wm. Plunkett, and Abraham
Culto ; L. P., Feb. 6.
1815. Chas. Stewart Hawthorne, J.Therry,
R. P. Dundas, R. Longfield, T.
Odell, sir R. Langrishe, and hon.
J. Hewitt; L. P., Feb. 2.
C. S. Hawthorn, J. Therry, R.
Longfield, T. Odell, sir R. Lam-
On Sept. 13, 1823, the consolidation of the Boards of Excise for England and Wales,
Scotland, and Ireland took place, and the commissioners from that time have been
commissioners for the United Kingdom. See ante, p. 282.
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS FOR IRELAND.
FROM 1761.
1761. Jno. 1d. Bowes, ld, chanc., sir Wm.
Yorke, ch. ex., Edw. Willes, ch.
bar. ex., Rd. Mounteney, bar.
ex., and Arthur Dawson, bar.
e ex. ; L. P., Aug. 26.
1771. Jas, ld. Lifford, ld. chanc., Wm.
Gerard Hamilton, ch. ex., Anthy.
Foster, ch. bar. ex., Wm. Scott,
bar. ex., and Geo. Smyth, bar.
ex. ; L. P., Dec. 13.
Chas. O'Hara, Gervas Parker Bushe,
Hy. Loftus, Edwd. Tighe, and St.
John Jefferies; L. P., Dec. 13.
1775. G. P. Bushe. H. Loftus, E. Tighe,
St. John Jefferies, and John Damer;
L. P., July 17.
1776. H. Loftus, E. Tighe, St. J. Jefferies,
Richd. Hely-Hutchinson, aft. la.,
visc., and E. of Donoughmore,
and Edwd. Bellingham Swan;
L. P., July 11.
1781. H. Loftus, Edwd. Tighe, R. Hely-
Ilutchinson, E. B. Swan, and sir
Fredk. Flood, bt. ; L. P., May
26.
1785. Hy. Loftus, E. Tighe, E. B. Swan,
sir F. Flood, and Peter Holmes;
L. P., Mar. 1.
1789. E. Tighe, sir F. Flood, C. H. Coote,
aft. la. Castlecoote, John Reilly,
and auditor of imprests for time
being ; L. P., July 18.
Tighe, C. H. Coote, J. Reilly,
Richd. Neville, and auditor &c.;
L. P., Sept. 3.
1795. E. Tighe, C. H. Coote, J. Reilly, R.
Neville, hon. Geo. Jocelyn, and
auditor &c.; L. P., Oct. 28.
Reilly, R. Neville, hon. Geo.
Jocelyn, Cromwell Price, and
auditor &c.; L. P., June 26.
1790. E.
1797. J.
1798. J. Reilly, R. Neville, Richd. Towns-
hend Herbert, Wm. Rowley, and
auditor &c.; L. P., May 25.
1799. J. Reilly, W. Rowley, R. T. Herbert,
T. Burgh, and auditor &c.; L.P.,
July 20.
1800. R. T. Herbert, W. Rowley, Thos.
Burgh, Rd. Martin, and auditor
&c.; L. P., Aug. 16.
R. T. Herbert, Rd. Magenis, W.
Rowley, T. Burgh, R. Martin,
and auditor &c.; L. P., Sept. 18.
1801. R. T. Herbert, T. Burgh, R. Martin,
R. Magenis, Arth. Browne, and
auditor &c.; L. P., Apr. 25.
1802. R. T. Herbert, T. Burgh, R. Martin,
R. Magenis, Edm. Stanley, and
auditor &c.; L. P., Feb. 6.
T. Herbert, R. Martin, R.
Magenis, E. Stanley, Chas.
McDonald, and auditor &c.; L. P.,
May 29.
R. T. Herbert, R. Martin, E. Stan-
ley, C. McDonald. Maurice Cane,
and auditor &c.; L. P., Nov. 15.
R T. Herbert, R. Martin, C. Mc-
Donald, M. Cane, Redmond Barry,
and auditor &c.; L. P., Dec. 4.
1803. R. T. Herbert, R. Martin, M. Cane,
R. Barry, and Hulton Smith King ;
L. P., Jan. 8.
1812. R. T. Herbert, R. Magenis, M. Cane,
H. S. King, and hon. Jas. Hewitt;
L. P., Mar. 28, and July 6.
R. T. Herbert, M. Cane, H. S. King,
Richd. Magenis, jumr., and hon.
Hans Blackwood ; L. P., Jan. 1.
R. T. Herbert, M. Cane, Richd.
Magenis, junr., hon. H. Black-
wood, and John Mahon ; L. P.,
May 20.
1830. R. Magenis, junr., hon. H. Black-
wood, and John Mahon.
1813.
1814.
Abolished about 1832.
568
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
COMMISSIONERS OF STAMPS FOR, IRELAND.
First appointed in 1774.
The same Commissioners as for the Account Office until 1789.
See “Commissioners of Accounts,” ante, p. 567.
COMMISSIONERs of
1789. Peter Holmes, Richd. Townshend
Herbert, Edwd. Fitzgerald, Saml.
Hayes, and Geo. Rawson ; L. P.,
July 18.
1796. P. Holmes, R. T. Herbert, E. Fitz-
gerald, Geo. Hatton, and hon.
Hugh Howard ; L. P., Feb. 15.
1798. P. Holmes, E. Fitzgerald, G. Hatton,
hon. H. Howard, and Wm. Arthur
Crosbie; L. P., May 25. -
1802. P. Holmes, E. Fitzgerald, hon. H.
– Hugh Howard, W. A. Crosbie,
and Wm. Gore ; L. P., Jan. 19.
Hon. H. Howard, E. Fitzgerald, W.
A. Crosbie, W. Gore, and Jno.
French ; L. P., Mar. 18.
STAMPS FROM 1789.
1802.
1807.
1808.
1812.
1824.
Hon. H. Howard, E. Fitzgerald,
W. Gore, J. French, and Richd.
Pennefather ; L. P., July 20.
Hon. H. Howard, E. Fitzgerald, W.
Gore, John French, and Matth.
Pennefather Jacob ; L. P., Apr.
8.
Hon. H. Howard, W. Gore, J.French,
M. P. Jacob, and Thos. Burton
Fitzgerald; L. P.. July 20.
Hon. H. Howard, W. Gore, John
French, T. B. Fitzgerald, Edwd.
Glasscock ; L. P., May 2.
Wm. Campbell, John S. Cooper, and
D’Arcy Mahon.
About 1827 the Commissioners were superseded by a Comptroller.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF COUNTIES_IRELAND.
LORD LIEUTENANTs of the Irish Counties were first appointed under
1 & 2 Wm. IV. cap 17 (August 23, 1831). Prior to this Act “Governors
of Counties” were appointed, there being frequently several Governors to
a county. Under the new Act the chief authority was vested in one
Lord Lieutenant, who had power to appoint deputies, in like manner as
in England and Scotland.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ANTRIM.
1884. Robt. Alexr. Shafto, ld. Waveney.
1886. Sir Edwd. Porter Cowan.
1831. Chas. Hy., E. O'Neill.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF ARMAGH.
1864. Chas., 2nd ld. Lurgan ; d. Jan. 15,
1882.
1883. Archd. Brabazon Sparrow, 4th E.
of Gosford, K.P.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CAR DOW.
1847. John Geo. Brabazon, 5th E. of Bess-
1842. Geo. Hamilton, E. of Belfast, aft.
M. of Donegal.
1832. Archd., 2nd E. of Gosford ; d. Mar.
27, 1849.
1849. Ja.s. M. Caulfield.
1831. Hon. John Wm. Ponsonby, c.c. visc.
Duncannon, aft. 4th E. of Bess-
borough ; d. May 16, 1847.
borough ; d. Jan. 28, 1880.
1880. Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh.
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1831.
1871.
1831.
1843,
1831.
1842.
1831.
1831.
1845.
1831.
1831.
1831.
1831.
1854.
1831.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CAWAN.
Thos., 2nd M. of Headfort ; d. Dec. 1877. John Wansittart Danvers, 6th E. of
6, 1870. Lanesborough.
John, ld. Lisgar; d. Oct. 6, 1876.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CLARE.
Wm. Vesey Fitzgerald, aft. li. Fitz- | 1872. Hon. Chas. W. White
gerald and Vesey. 1879. Ldwd. Donough, ld. Inchiquin
Sir Lucius O'Brien, bt., aft. Id. In-
chiquin. |
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF CORE.
Hy., 3rd E. of Shannon; d. Apr. 1857. Edmd. Burke, ld. Fermoy; d. Sept
22, 1842. 17, 1874. -
Jas., 2nd E. of Bandon; d. Oct. 1874. Fras., 3rd E. of Bandon; d. Feb.
31, 1856. 17, 1877.
1877. Jas. Fras., 4th E. of Bandon.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF DONEGAL.
Geo. Aug., 2nd M. of Donegal; d. | 1845. Jas., M. of Abercorn, aft. 1st D. of
Oct. 5, 1844. Abercorn.
1886. Jas., 2nd D. of Abercorn.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF DOWNSHIRE.
Arth.Blundell Sandys Trumbull, 3rd 1864. Fredk. Temple, ld. Dufferin and
M. of Downshire; d. Apr. 12,1845. Clandeboye, aft. E. of Dufferin
Fredk. Wm. Robt., visc. Castle- and M. of Dufferin and Ava.
reagh, aft. 4th M. of Londonderry;
d. Nov. 1872.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF THE COUNTY OF DUBLIN.
John Chambre, 10th E. of Meath ; 1851. Thos., 3rd E. of Howth ; d. Feb. 4,
d. Mar. 15, 1851. 1874.
1874. Chas. Stanley, visc. Monck.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF FERMANAG.H.
John Willoughby, 2nd E. of Ennis- 1840. Col. John Crighton, aft. E. Erne.
killem ; d. Mar. 31, 1840.
LORD IIIEUTENANTS OF GAT, WAY.
Ulick John, M. of Clanricarde ; d. 1874. Robt., ld. Clonbrock.
Apr. 10, 1874.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF KERRY.
1866. Wal. Aug., visc. Castlerosse, aft. E.
of Kenmare.
Valentine, 2nd E. of Kenmare ; d.
Oct. 31, 1853.
Hy. Arthur Herbert.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF KIT, DARE.
Aug. Fredk., 3rd D. of Leinster, 1875. Hy. Fras. Seymour, 3rd M. of
Oct. 10, 1874. | Drogheda.
570
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1831.
1838.
1831.
1831.
1855.
1857.
1831.
1831.
1840.
1831.
1836,
1831.
1867.
1834.
1842.
1831.
1835.
1831.
1858.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF KILKENNY.
Walter, 18th E. and 1st M. of Or- 1847. W. Fredk. Tighe.
monde; d. May 18, 1838. 1878. Jas. Edwd. Wm. Theobald, 3rd M.
Jno. Wm., visc. Duncannon, aft. of Ormonde.
4th E. of Bessborough.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF KINGS COUNTY.
Wm., ld. Oxmantown, aft. E. of 1867. Col. Thos. Bernard.
Rosse ; d. Oct. 31, 1867. 1883. Fras. Travers Dames Longworth, Q.C.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF LEITRIM.
Nath., 2nd E. of Leitrim; d, Dec. 1872. Thos. Arth. Jos., visc. Southwell;
31, 1854. d. Apr. 26, 1878.
Edwd. King Tenison, Jan. 31, G. 1878. Wm. Richd., 2nd lá. Harlech.
Geo. Arth. Hastings, E. of Granard. |
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF THE COUNTY LIMERICK.
Hon. Richd. Hobart Fitzgibbon, 1864. Edwin Richd. Windham, 3rd E. of
aft. 3rd E. of Clare; d. Jan. 10, Dunraven; d. Oct. 6, 1871.
1864. 1871. Col. Wm. Monsell, aft. Id. Emly.
IORD LIEUTENANTS OF T.ONDON DERRY.
Geo., ld. Garvagh ; d. Aug. 20, 1860. Acheson Lyle.
1840. 1870. Col. R. Peel Dawson.
Sir Robt. A. Ferguson, bt. 1878. Sir Hy. Herwey Bruce, bt.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF LONG FORD.
Geo. Jno., visc. Forbes; d. Nov. 13, 1850–1. Hy. White, aft. Id. Annaly; d.
1836. Sept. 3, 1873.
Luke White. 1874. Wm. Lygon, E. of Longford.
T.ORD LIEUTENANTS OF LOUTH.
Sir Patrick Bellew. 1879. Clotworthy Jno. Eyre, visc. Masse-
Col. Jno. McClintock, aft. lá. Rath- leene and Ferrard.
donnell.
TIORD LIEUTENANTS OF MAYO.
Dominick Browne, aft. lil. Oranmore | 1845. Geo. Chas., 3rd E. of Lucan; d.
and Browne. Nov. 10, 1888. -
Howe Peter, 2nd M, of Sligo ; d. | 1888. Arth. Saunders Wm. Chas., 5th E.
Jan. 26, 1845. of Arran.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MEATH.
Edwd., 5th E. of Darnley; d. Feb. 1849. Arth. Jas., 9th E. of Fingall, Apr.
12, 1835. 22, 1869.
Edwd. Wadding, 14th lä. Dunsany ; 1869. Fras. Nathl., 2nd M. of Conyngham;
d. Dec. 11, 1848. d. July 17, 1876.
1876–7. Thos., 3rd M. of Headfort.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF MONAGHAN.
Hy. Robt., 3rd ld. Rossmore. 1871. Richd., E. of Dartrey.
Chas. Powell Leslie.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 571
1831.
1831.
1855.
1831.
1871.
1831.
1851.
1831.
1839.
1831.
1831.
1871.
1831.
1831.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF QUEENS COUNTY.
Jno., 2nd visc. De Vesci; d. Oct. 19, 1855. Jno. Wilson Fitzpatrick, aft. li.
1855. Castletown; d. Jan. 22, 1883.
1883. Jno. Robt. Wm., 4th visc. de Vesci.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF ROSCOMMON.
Robt. Edwd., 1st visc. Lorton ; d. 1857. Edwd, King Tenison.
Nov. 20, 1854. 1878. Edwd. Robt. King-Harman; d. June
Arth., ld. de Freyne; d. Sept. 29, 10, 1888.
1856. 1888. Hy.Ernest Newcomen, E.of Kingston.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF SLIGO.
Arth. Knox Gore. 1877. Lt.-col. E. H. Cooper.
Sir Robt. Bootle, bt.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF TIPPERARY.
Jno., 3rd E. of Donoughmore ; d. 1885. Cornwallis, visc. Hawarden, aft. E.
Sept. 14, 1851. de Montalt.
Geo. Ponsonby, visc. Lismore.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF TYRONE.
Du Pre, 2nd E. of Caledon; d. 1839. 1864. Jas. Molyneux, 3rd E. of Charle-
Fras. Wm., 2nd E. of Charlemont; mont.
d. Dec. 26, 1863.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WATERFORD.
Hy. Williers Stuart, aft. li. Stuart | 1874. Jno. Hy. de la Poer, M. of Water-
de Decies. ford.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WESTMEATH.
Anthy. Fras., M. of Westmeath. | 1883. Sir Benjm. Jas. Chapman, bt. ; d.
Fulke Southwell, 1st là. Greville of Nov. 3, 1888.
Clonyn ; d. Jan. 5, 1883. 1888. Richd., 4th lä. Castlemaine.
LORD LIEUTENANTS OF WEXFORD.
Robt. Shapland Carew. aft. 2nd lå. 1881. Ld. Maurice Fitzgerald.
Carew ; d. Sept. 9, 1881.
TIOR D LIEUTENANTS OF WICKLOW.
Wm. Forwald, 4th E. of Wicklow ; 1869. Wm., 11th E. of Meath.
d. Mar. 22, 1869. -
572 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
HERALDIC OFFICERS–IRE LAND.
ULSTER, KINGS OF ARMS.
This office was created by Edward VI.
The dates are those of the Letters Patent.
1552. Barth. W. Butler,alias York, June 1. 1698. Wm. Hawkins (No. 1), Apr. 13.
1566. Nichs. Narbon, or Narboone, July 7. 1722. Wm. Hawkins (No. 1), and Jno.
|
ſ
|
; º, º #. § Hawkins, his son, July 19.
by ſ. LJ&Ill. IVlC)11 nell X, J Ulne 28. g *
ié. i. i.i.”. A.m. Ussher, ſº lºs Mºullºch; May 2%. ,
Apr. 25. 1765. Wm. Hawkins (No. 2), aft. Sir W.,
1633. Thos. Prest . 21. l May 17.
1643. §: R. º 1787. Gerald Fortescue, Apr. 26.
1655. Sir Richd. Kerney, or Carney, Feb. 1788. Chichester Fortescue, aft. Sir C.,
19. Apr. 26.
1660. Sir Richd. St. George, Aug. 20. 1820. Wm. Betham, aft, sir W.
1683. Sir Rd. Carney, again, and Geo. 1854. Jno. Bernard Burke, aft. Sir J.
Wallis, May 25. 1 .
JUDGES AND OTHER LEGAL DIGNITARIES OF
IRELAND.
THE earlier portions of these lists have been compiled from the Liber
Munerum Publicorum Hiberniæ, a work in two immense volumes, imperial
folio, which was completed by the late Mr. Rowley Lascelles, from the
compilations of Mr. Lodge, formerly Deputy Keeper of the Rolls and
Reeper of the State Papers in Ireland, and printed by order of the
Bouse of Commons. It has never been published. A few copies only
were issued to high personages in the state, and to certain public offices,
as records. A copy is in the British Museum, and may be seen there.
There is no index to the book, but a separite index has been prepared
and embodied in the 9th Report of the Record Office, Ireland (1877).
Smyth's Chronicle of Irish Law Officers, a very useful little work,
published in 1839, has also been consulted.
The Irish Law Courts were modelled on those of England, the origin
of which is shortly given at pp. 345-352, ante.
The embarrassed condition of many of the Irish landowners led to
the establishment first of an Incumbered Estates Court and afterwards
of a Landed Estates Court.
The Irish Supreme Court of Judicature is formed by a con-
solidation of the old Irish Courts of Chancery, Queen's Bench,
Common Pleas, Exchequer, Probate, and Matrimonial Causes, and the
Tanded Estates Court, with a provision for the inclusion of the Court
of Admiralty on the next vacancy in the judgeship thereof. It was
established by the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act, 1877,
(40 & 4l Vict. c. 57), whereby a “Supreme Court of Judicature in
Ireland” was established, to consist of two permanent divisions.
1. Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice in Ireland.
2. Her Majesty's Court of Appeal in Ireland.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 573
1. HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN IRETAND.
Bresident, the Tord Chancellor of Ireland for the time being ; in his
absence the L.C.J. of Ireland for the time being.
This Court originally consisted of five divisions:–
1. THE CHANCERY DIVISION, consisting of the Lord Chancellor
(President), the Master of the Rolls, the Vice Chancellor, and
the Judges of the Landed Estates Court, who were to be called
the Land Judges of the Chancery Division.
2. THE QUEEN’s BENCH DIVISION, consisting of the L.C.J. of
Ireland (President), and the other Judges of the old Court of
Queen’s Bench, in all four Judges.
3. THE COMMON PLEAs DIVISION, consisting of the L.C.J. of the
Common Pleas (President) and the other Judges of the old
Court of Common Pleas, in all three judges.
4. THE ExCHEQUER TXIVISION, consisting of the L.C. B. of the
Exchequer (President) and the other Judges of the old Court
of Exchequer, in all (after the next vacancy) three Judges.
5. THE PROBATE AND MATRIMONIAL DIVISION, consisting of the
Judge of the Courts of Probate and for Matrimonial Causes.
Upon the Admiralty jurisdiction falling into the Supreme
Court it was to be exercised by the Judge of this division,
which was thenceforward to be called the PROBATE, MATRI-
MONIAL, and ADMIRALTY DIVISION.
The titles of Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, Master
of the Rolls, I.C.J. of the Common Pleas, and L.C.B. of the Exchequer
were to be retained, but all other future judges were to be styled “Judges
of Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice in Ireland.”
By the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act, 1887, (50 & 51
Wict. cap. 6), power was given on the next vacancies to abolish the offices.
of L.C.J. of the Common Pleas and L.C.B. of the Exchequer, to fill up
the vacancies with ordinary puisne judges, and to “direct the amalga-
mation and fusion ” of the Common Pleas and Exchequer Divisions
with the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court. This power has
been acted on as regards the Common Pleas Division, which by Order
in Council (Ireland) dated July 6, 1887, was abolished as from Oct. 20,
1887. -
II. HER MAJESTY'S COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND.
THIs CourT originally consisted of:—
1. Five ea officio Judges, viz., the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, the
L.C.J. of Ireland, the Master of the Rolls, the L.C.J. of the
Common Pleas, and the L.C.B. of the Exchequer, but under
the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act, 1887 (50 & 51
Vict., cap. 6), power was given to abolish the last two offices;
vide supra.
2. Two ordinary Judges to be from time to time appointed. The
first ordinary Judges were to be the existing Lord Justice of
Appeal, and one other to be appointed either before or after
the commencement of the Act. -
574
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
3. Power was given to appoint as additional Judges any retired
Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Justice, Master of the Rolls, or
Lord Chief Baron willing to serve.
The ordinary and additional Judges are styled “Lords Justices of
Appeal.”
The new system came into operation on Jan. 1, 1878.
Y 189.
I219.
M230.
Y.232.
1235.
1236.
1237.
1245.
1249.
1259.
1272.
1283.
1288.
1292.
1293.
1294.
1295.
1307.
1314.
1317.
1321.
1325.
1326.
1330.
1331.
1332.
1334.
1335.
LORD CHANCELLORS, &c., OFIRELAND.
The abbreviations signify, V. C. Vice Chancellor; D. C. Deputy Chancellor; L. K.
Lord Keeper; D. L. K. Deputy Lord Keeper; where no abbreviations appear,
the person named is Lord Chancellor.
RICHARD I.
Steph. Ridel.
HENRY III.
John de Worcheley.
Fromond le Brun.
Ralph Nevill, bp. of Chichester,
Sept. 28.
Geoffrey Turville, archdn. of
Dublin, v. C.
Alan de Sancta Fide.
Robt. Luttrell, friar of St. Patrick’s,
Dublin, V. C.
The same, as là. chanc.
Geoffrey Turville, again,
chanc.
Ralph, bp. of Norwich.
Wm. Welward, Nov. 4.
Ralph, bp. of Norwich again,
July 9.
Eromond le Brun.
as la.
EDWARD I.
Fromond le Brun, contal.
Walter de Fulburn.
Wm. de Buerlaco.
Thos. Cantoc, aft. bp. of Emly.
Walter de Thornburg.
Adam Wodington.
Thos. Cantoc, again.
EDwARD II.
Thos. Cantoc, conta.
Richd. de Bereford.
Wm. Fitzjohn, abp. of Cashel, Aug.
10.
Roger Outlawe, or Utlagh, prior of
St. John of Jerusalem.
Alexr. de Bicknor, abp. of Dublin.
Roger Outlawe, or Utlagh, again.
EDwARD III.
Adam de Limberg.
Wm., prior of St. John's, near
Dublin.
Adam de Limberg, again.
Roger Outlawe, or Utlagh, again.
Adam de Limburg, again.
Roger Outlawe, again.
1337.
1338.
1339.
1341.
1342.
1343.
1346.
1349.
1350.
1354.
1355.
1356.
1357.
1359.
1363.
1366.
1367.
1368.
I370.
1872.
1374.
1875.
1377.
1379.
1381.
Thos. Charlton, bp. of Hereford.
Robt. de Henningberg.
John de Battail, L. K.
Roger Outlawe, again.
Thos. Charlton, again.
Robt. de Askeby.
John le Archer, prior of St. John of
Jerusalem.
Roger Darcy, L. K.
John de Battail, again ; app. by
parlt., L. K.
John le Archer, again.
John Morice, or Morys, May 20.
Roger Darcy, again, L. K. -
John le Archer, again.
Wm. Bromley, L. K.
John de St. Paul, abp. of Dublin.
Richd. de Assheton.
John de St. Paul, again.
John de Frowyk (? 1357).
Thos. Burley, prior of Kilmainham.
Friar John de Mora, and Wm.
Draiton, clerk, D. C.
Thos. Burley, prior of Kilmainham,
agaºn.
Richd. de Assheton, again.
Thos. Scurlock, abb. of St.
Thomas's, Dublin, D. C.
Thos. le Reve, first bp. of the united
see of Waterford and Lismore.
Thos. Burley, prior of Kilmainham,
agazn.
John de Botheby (? 1371).
Wm. Tany, prior of Kilmainham.
John de Botheby, again.
Wm. Tany, prior of Kilmainham,
again, Mar. 2.
John Keppock, just. K. B., D. C.,
Apr. 13
RICHARD II.
Robt. de Wikeford, or Wickford,
abp. of Dublin.
Alexr. Balscot, bp. of Ossory.
John Colton, dean of St. Patrick's,
Dublin.
Wm. Tany, prior of Kilmainham,
again, Feb.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
575
1381.
1385.
1386.
I387.
1388.
1389.
1391.
1392.
1393.
1394.
1395.
1397.
1399.
1400.
1401.
1402.
1405.
1407.
1410.
1412.
1414.
1415.
1416.
1419.
1421.
1422.
1423.
1426.
Ralph Cheme, or Cheney, L. K.
Robt. de Wickford, abp. of Dublin,
again.
Robt. Sutton, v. C.
Alexr. Balscot, bp. of Ossory, again.
Thos. de Everdon, v. C.
The same, L. K., with power to hear
C3, U186S.
Richd. White, prior of Kilmainham.
Sir Robt. Preston, L. K.
Alexr. Balscot, bp.
again, Aug. 27.
Sir Robt. Preston, again, as là.
chanc.
Robt. Waldby, abp. (? archdn.) of
Dublin.
Richd. Northalis, bp. of Ossory,
May 29.
Alexr. Balscot, now bp. of Meath,
again.
Robt. de Wickford, abp. of Dublin,
again.
Alexr. Balscot, bp. of Meath, again.
Robt. de Braybrooke, bp. of London.
Robt. Sutton, D. L. K.
Thos. Cranley, abp. of Dublin.
HENRY IV.
Thos. Cranley, contal.
Alexr. Balscot, bp. of Meath, again,
Jan. 4.
Thos. Cranley, abp.
again, Aug. 23.
Thos. de Everdon, again, D. C.
Richd. Rede, ch, just. K. B., and
John Bermingham, 2nd just. C. P.,
jointly, D. C. C., Feb. 13.
Robt. Sutton, again, D.C.
Laurence Merbury, or Marbury, aft.
sir L., D. C., July 14.
Patrick Barret, bp.
June 13.
Robt. Sutton, again, D.C., May 4.
Thos. Cranley, abp. of Dublin,again.
HENRY V.
Sir Laurence Merbury, again, ld.
chanc., Mar. 2.
Thos. Cranley, abp. of Dublin,again.
Patrick Barret, bp. of Ferns, again.
Wm. Fitzthomas, prior of Kilmain-
ham.
Sir Laurence Merbury, again.
Wm. Fitzthomas, again, May 24.
HENRY WI.
Sir Laurence Merbury, again, Oct. 4.
Richd. Sedgrave, or Segrave.
Richd. Talbot, abp. of Dublin, May
19.
Wrm. Fitzthomas, again, Apr. 25.
Sir Richd. Fitz-Eustace (No. 1),
Sept. 10.
Richd. Talbot.,
again, Oct. 23. .
Robt. Sutton, agazm, L. K.
of Ossory,
of Dublin,
of Ferns,
abp. of Dublin,
1434.
1435.
1436.
1441.
1444.
1445.
1446.
1448.
1451.
1453.
1454.
1460.
1461.
1462.
1464.
1468.
1469.
1472.
1474.
1480.
1481.
1482.
1483.
1486.
1492.
1494.
1496.
1498.
1501.
1509.
1513.
Thos. Chase, clerk, L. K.
Thos. Strange, aft. Sir T., D. C.
Sir Richd. Fitz-Eustace (No. 1),
again, D. C.
Robt. Dyke, Dyce, or Dyche, archdn.
of Dublin, L. K.
Sir Thos. Strange, again,as lá.chanc.
Richd. Wogan.
Wm. Cheevers, D. C.
Sir John Talbot, son and heir to
the E. of Shrewsbury.
Robt. Dyke, again, D. c.
Thos. Fitzgerald, prior
Thomas's, D. C.
Thos. Talbot, prior of Kilmainham,
of St.
D. C.
Sir John Talbot, again.
Sir Edwd. Fitz-Eustace.
Sir Wm. Wells, D. C.
Edmd. (? E. of Rutland), younger
son of the D. of York.
John Dynham, Nov. 5, for life.
EDWARD IV.
Sir Robt. Preston, D. C.
Sir Wm. Wells, July 8, for life;
conf. by parlt. 2 Edw. IV.
John, E. of Worcester, for life.
Thos., 7th E. of Kildare, for life;
conf. by parlt.
Robt. Allaunston.
Sir Wm. Dudley.
Robt., ld. Portlester.
The same, and John Taxton,
jointly, and to the survivor of
them, Apr. 10; conf. by parlt.
Gilbert de Wenham.
Sir Richd. Fitz-Eustace (No. 2).
Wm. Sherwood, bp. of Meath.
Lawrence de St. Lawrence.
Wm. Sherwood, bp. of Meath,
again, Aug. 5.
Walter Champflower, abb. of St.
Mary's, L. R.
Sir Robt. de St. Lawrence, bar. of
Howth, July 10.
Thos. Fitzgerald,
const. by parlt.
HENRY WII.
Roland, ld. Portlester.
Alexr. Plunket, June 11
Hy. Deane, prior of Lanthony, bp.
of Bangor, Sept. 13.
Walter Fitzsimons, abp. of Dublin,
Aug. 6.
Wm. Rokeby, aft. bp. of Meath,
and abp. of Dublin.
Walter Fitzsimons, abp of Dublin,
agazm.
HeNRY VIII.
Nichs., ld. Howth, June 11.
Walter Fitzsimons, abp. of Dublin,
agazm.
Sir Wm. Compton, Nov. 6, for life.
of Lackagh ;
576
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1515.
1527.
1528.
1532.
1534.
1538.
1546.
1547.
1548.
1550.
1553.
1555.
1559.
1567.
1573.
1576.
1577.
1578.
1605.
1605.
1619.
1619.
1638.
1639.
Wm. Rokeby, now abp. of Dublin,
again ; Mar. 24. w
Hugh Inge, abp. of Dublin.
John Allen, abp. of Dublin, Sept. 19.
Geo. Cromer, abp. of Armagh,
July 5.
John, ld, of Trimleston, Aug. 16.
John Allen, aft. Sir J., L. K.,
July 25. *
The same, ld, chanc., Oct. 18.
Sir Thos. Cusake, or Cusack, L. R.,
May 1.
Sir Richd. Read, L. C., Nov. 6.
EDWARD VI.
Sir Richd. Read, L. K., Feb. 26.
Sir John Allen, Apr. 22.
Sir Thos. Cusack, in Sir John
Allen's absence, D. C., app. 1d.
chanc., Aug. 5, 1551.
MARY.
Sir Thos. Cusack, contal.
Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam, L. K., July 3.
Hugh Curwen, abp. of Dublin,
Sept. 13; by a separate pat, he
had power to hear causes.
ELIZABETH.
Hugh Curwen, abp. of Dublin,
contal., during pleasure, June 8.
Robt. Weston, dean of Arches,
London, June 10.
Adam Loftus, abp. of Dublin, L. K.,
May 29.
Wm. Gerrard, dean of St. Patrick's,
Apr. 23.
Adam Loftus (No. 1), in Wm.
Gerard’s absence, L. K., Sept. 15.
Adam Loftus (No. 1), as ld. chanc.
JAMES I.
Thos. Jones, bp. of Meath, aft. abp.
of Dublin;
Sir Jas. Ley, ch. just. K.B. ;
Sir Edmd. Pelham, ch. bar. ex: ;
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, m. rolls.; L.K.K.,
Apr. 5.
Thos. Jones, now abp.
Oct. 14.
Sir Wim. Jones, ch. just. IC. B. :
Sir Wm. Methwold, ch. bar. ex. ;
Sir Fras. Aungier; L. K.K., Apr. 10.
Adam Loftus (No. 2), aft. visc.
Loftus of Ely, Apr. 26.
of Dublin,
CHARLES I.
. Adam, yisc. Loftus of Ely, contal.,
Mar. 30.
Robt.. 10. Dillon;
Sir Adam Loftus (No. 3);
Christr. Wandesford ;
Sir Ph. Mainwaring, L. K. K., May 25
Sir Richd Bolton, Dec. 6.
1655.
1656.
1660.
1665.
1685.
1686.
1687.
1690.
1696.
1697.
1702.
1703.
1707.
1710.
1710.
1714.
1725.
1726.
1727.
1739.
1761.
1767.
1789.
CHARLES II.
Rd. Pepys, ch. just. K. B. ;
Sir Gerard Lowther, ch. just. C. P. ;
Miles Corbet, ch. bar. ex. Commrs.
Wm. Steele, under the parlt., Aug.
20. -
THE RESTORATION.
Sir Maurice Eustace, Oct 9.
Michl. Boyle, abp. of Dublin, aft.
abp. of Armagh, June 22.
JAMES II.
Michl. Boyle, now abp. of Armagh,
again, Feb. 19.
Sir Chas. Porter, Mar. 22.
Sir Alex. Fitton, Jan. 13.
WILLIAM III.
Richd. Pyne;
Sir Richard Ryves ;
Robt. Rochfort; L. K. K., Aug. 1.
Sir Chas. Porter, Dec. 3.
Sir John Jeffreyson;
Thos. Coote ;
Nehemiah Donellan; Commrs., Dec.
31.
John Methuen, Jam. 24.
ANNE.
John Methuen, contal., July 26.
Sir Richd. Cox, July 29; res. 1707.
Richd. Freeman, June 12.
Robt., E. of Kildare;
Wm., abp. of Dublin;
Thos. Keightley; Commrs., Nov. 22.
Sir Constantine Phipps, Dec. 22;
res. Sept., 1714.
GEORGE I.
Alan Brodrick, aft. la. and visc.
Midleton, Sept. 30; res. 1725.
Richd. West, May 29.
Thos. Wyndham, aft. la. Wyndham,
Dec. 3.
GEORGE II.
Thos. Wyndham, contal.
Robt. Jocelyn, aft. ld. Newport and
visc. Jocelyn, Aug. 30; d. Dec. 3,
1756.
. John Bowes, aft. la. Bowes, of Clon-
lyon, Mar. 11.
GEORGE III.
John, ld, Bowes, contal., Jan. 19 ; d.
1767.
Jas. Hewitt, just. K. B. in England,
Nov. 24; cr. ld. and aft. visc.
Lifford; d. 1789.
Robt. Fowler, abp. of Dublin;
Sir Hugh Carleton, ch, just.C.P. ; and
Sir Samuel Bradstreet, just. K. B.;.
Commrs., May 5.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
577
I789.
1802.
1806.
1807.
1820.
1827.
1830.
1835.
1837.
1841.
John Fitzgibbon, cr. Id. and aft. 1846.
visc. Fitzgibbon and E. of Clare,
June 13; d. Jan. 28, 1802. 1852.
Sir John Mitford, cr. lä. Redesdale,
Feb. 15. 18
Geo. Ponsonby, Feb. 14 ; res. next
year. 1858
Thos. Manners Sutton, bar. ex. in
England, Apr. 23; cr. la. Manners. 1859
GEORGE IV. 1866
Thos., ld. Manners, conta.
Sir Anthy. Hart, v. chanc. England,
Nov. 5; res, Nov. 1830; d. 1831.
1868
WiLLIAM IV.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket, ch. 1874
just. c. P., Dec. 23; surr. Nov.
1834.
Sir Edwd. Burtenshaw Sugden,
Jan. 13; aft. lél. St. Leonards; 1875.
surr. Apr. 1835.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket, again,
Apr. 30.
1880.
1881.
VICTORIA.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket, contal. 1883.
Sir John Campbell, atty.-gen. in
England; cr. Id. Campbell, June
22; res. Sept. t
Sir Edwd. Burtenshaw Sugden,
aft. 16. St. Leonards, again, Oct. 3,
Oct. 8 (?); res. 1846. |
1885.
1886.
Maziere Brady, ch. bar. ex., July 16;
res. 1852.
Fras. Blackburne, ch. just. Q. B.,
Mar. 10; res. Dec. 1852.
53. Maziere Brady, again, Jan. 13; res.
Feb. 1858.
. Sir Joseph Napier, bt., 1867, Mar.
10; res. June 1859.
. Maziere Brady, again, June 27; res.
July 1866.
. Fras. Blackburne, again, July 24;
res. Mar. 1867.
. Abraham Brewster, Mar. 29; res.
Dec. 1868.
. Thos. O'Hagan, just. C. P., Dec. 18;
cr. lá, O'Hagan 1870; res. Feb.
1874.
. Commissioners.
Sir Jos. Napier, bt.
Mr. Justice Lawson.
Wm. Brooke. Mar. 11.
*John Thos. Ball, Jan. 1; res. Apr.
1880.
Ld. O'Hagan, again, May ;
Nov. 1881.
Hugh Law, Nov. 11; d. Sept. 10,
1883.
Sir Edwd. Sullivan, bt., Dec. 11;
d. Sept. 13, 1885.
John Naish, May 21.
Edwd. Gibson, July 1; cr. lá. Ash-
bourne.
John Naish, again, Feb. 11.
Ld. Ashbourne, again, Aug. 5.
I'êS,
* Under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877 (see ante, p. 573), the Ld. Chanc., on Jan. 1, 1878,
became President of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice and one of
the ex-officio judges of the Court of Appeal.
CHIEF AND PUISNE JUSTICES OF THE KING'S OR
1300.
1342.
1346.
1354.
1371.
1373.
1382.
1384.
1385.
1388.
1403.
QUEEN’S BENCH, IRELAND.
PRESIDENTS AND JUS-
TICES OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE (IRELAND),
QUEEN’S BENCH DIVISION.
CHIEF JUSTICEs of THE
Walter L'Enfant. 1426.
Elias de Asshebournham. 1429.
John Hunt. 1434.
John de Redenesse, Nov. 4.
Wm. de Skipwith, Apr. 25.
John Keppok, or Keppock, Apr. 22.
Sir Thos. de Mortimer, Mar. 3.
John Penros, or Penrose, Feb. 27.
John Shriggely; from the ex, June
6
1461.
3& *
26.
Richd, Plunket, July 10.
Peter Rowe, Sept. 23.
Steph. Bray; from the C. P.
1496.
1521.
1532.
1534,
1535.
KING's BENCH.
Hy. Fortescue, June 25.
Steph. Bray, again, Feb. 18.
Christr. Bernewall, or Barnewall,
2nd just., Feb. 14.
Thos. Plunket, May 11.
Wm. Bermingham; d. 1489.
John Topcliffe; from the ex., Oct. 3.
Patr. Bermingham, Feb. 28.
Sir Barth. Dillon, 2nd just. ; from
the ex, ; Jan. 15.
Patr. Fynglass; from the ex., May 8.
Sir Gerald Aylmer; from the ex.,
Aug. 12.
37
578
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1559.
1562.
1583.
1585.
1604.
1608.
1612.
1617.
1620.
1655.
1658,
1660.
1673.
I679.
1680.
1687.
1690.
1695.
* Transferred Jan. 1, 1878, to the H.C.J., Q.B.
Judge of the Court of Appeal, under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877.
John Plunket, Oct. 12.
The same, by new pat., Oct. 5.
Jas. Dowdall, 2nd just., May 13.
Robt. Gardener, or Gardiner, serit.
in England, Feb. 19.
Sir Jas. Ley, aft. E. of Marlborough ;
TěS.
Sir Humfrey Winche, ch. bar, ex. ;
aft. just. C. P. in England, Dec. 26.
Sir John Denham, ch. bar. ex., Feb.
28.
Sir Wm. Jones, serjt, in England,
Jan. 6.
Sir Geo. (? Jno.) Shirley, serjt. in
England, Mar, 4.
Richd. Pepys; under the Common-
wealth. *
John Santhey, Jan. 19 ; pro tem. on
Pepys' death.
Wrm. Basil, atty.-gen., Jan. 24.
Sir Jas. Barry, aft. Id. Santry, Nov. 17.
Sir John Povey; from the ex., Mar. 21.
Sir Robt. Booth, Mar. 28; d. next
year.
Sir Wm. Davys, or Davies, pr. serj.,
Feb. 21.
Thos. Nugent, Oct. 7 ; rem.
Sir Richd. Reynell, knt. and bt.,
Nov. 3; res.
Sir Richd. Pyne, ch. just. C. P.,
May 16.
1709.
1711.
1714.
1727.
1741.
1751.
1760.
1764.
1784.
1798.
1803.
1822.
1841.
1846.
1852.
1866.
1877.
Alan Brodrick, Dec. 24; rem.
Sir Richd. Cox, kt. and bt., June 4;
TëIYl.
Wm. Whitshed, Sept. 30 ; rem. to
the C. P.
John Rogerson, atty.-gen., Apr. 3.
Thos. Marlay; from the ex., Dec.
29; res.
St. Geo. Caulfield, atty.-gen., Aug.
27; res.
Warden Flood, atty.-gen., July 31.
John Gore, aft. 16. Annaly, Solr.-
gen., Aug. 24.
John Scott, cr. ld. Earlsfort; aft.
visc. and E. of Clonmel, Apr. 29.
Arth. Wolfe, aft. visc. Kilwarden,
June 13; murd. in the streets of
Dublin by rebels in Emmett's in-
surrection, July 23, 1803.
Wm. Downes, aft. li. Downes, Sept.
12.
Chas. Kendal Bushe, Solr. - gen.,
1805, Feb. 14.
Edwd. Pennefather, solr.-gen., Nov.
10.
Fras. Blackburne, m. rolls, Jan. 23.
Thos. Lefroy, Feb.; res. 1866.
Jas. Whiteside, July 24; d. Now.
1876.
*Geo. Augs. Chichester May, Feb.
, G.
Division, and also made an ex-officio
See ante, p. 572.
PRESIDENTS OF THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, QUEEN’s BENCH DIVISION.
(LORD CHIEF JUSTICES OF IRELAND.)
1878.
1887.
1322.
1326.
* *
{ *
1344.
1352.
1357.
+ *
1371.
1381.
1382
1385.
1388.
1402.
1404.
1415.
1434.
Geo. Augs. Chichester May, transf.
from court of Q. B., Jan. 1.
Michl. Morris, aft. bt. ; ch. just.,
PUISNE JUSTICES OF
Robt. Bagod, Bigod, or Bigot.
Nichs. Fastolf.
Roger de Preston.
John Hunter del Nash.
Jeffrey Foljambe.
John de Redenesse.
Peter Malorre.
Nichs. Meones.
John Keppok, or Keppock.
The same, by pat, dated Trym,
Mar. 3.
Jas. Penkeston.
John Sothern.
Robt. Coterell, July 10.
Walter Penkeston; pat. Same date.
John de Bermingham.
John Lumbard,
Roger Hakenshawe.
Christr. Bernevall, or Barnewall;
aft. ch. just.
C. P. div. ; transf, to Q. B. div. on
abolition of C. P. div., ut ante,
p. 573.
THE KING's BENCH.
1434.
1461.
“k
1513.
* +
1527.
1535.
3& $6.
1553.
1559.
1560.
1566.
1575.
1577.
1583.
Wm. Cheevers, or Chevyrs.
John Beg, or Begg, of Drogheda.
* k •k
Sir John Barnewall, ld. Trimleston.
Sir Barth. Lillon.
Christr. Delahyde.
Patr. White, vice Delahyde, Jan.
26.
Thos, St. Lawrence, or Howth, Aug.
12.
Sir Robt. Dillon, aft. ch. just. C. P.
Luke Netterville, vice Dillon.
Richd. Dillon, vice Netterville.
Barth. Russell, clerk; 3rd just.
Jas. Dowdall, 2nd just.
The same ; new appt.
Barth. Russell; new appt., May 26;
3rd just. g
Edmond Butler, atty. - gen. ; 2nd
just.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
579
1584.
1590.
1599.
1602.
1604.
1605.
1606.
1607.
1609.
1610.
1623.
1625.
1632.
1636.
1644.
1659.
1660.
1671.
1682.
1684.
1685.
1687.
1690.
1691.
1693.
1699.
Sir Nichs. Walshe, 2nd just. ; aft.
ch. just C. P.
Hy. Burnell, 3rd just., Oct. 15.
Gerald Dillon, 3rd just., Nov. 26.
Wm. Saxey, 2nd just.
John Everard, 2nd just.
Lewis Prowde, 3rd just.
Geoffrey Osbaldeston, 2nd just.
Sir Dominick Sarsfield, 3rd just.
Sir Christr. Sibthorpe, 2nd just. ;
Terºl.
Sir Dominick Sarsfield, made 2nd
just.
Sir Wm. Sparke; “made a 4th or
additional judge by the king's
letters patent, in order to ride the
circuits, and avoid the protraction
of suits; and to be 2nd justice
when sir Domimick Sarsfield
should be made chief judge of
the common pleas.”—Lib. Mun.
Publ. Hºb.
Sir Dominck Sarsfield was directly
aft. app. to the C. P.
Sir Edwd. Harris, 3rd just.
Sir Christr. Sibthorpe, 2nd just.
Hugh Cressy, 2nd just.
Sir Wm. Ryves, atty.-gen, ; 3rd just.
Thos. Dongan, 2nd just. ; aft. oar. ex.
John Cooke; under the Common-
wealth, 3rd just.
Sir Wm. Aston, 2nd just., Nov. 3.
Thos. Stockton, 3rd just., Nov. 23.
Oliver Jones, from the C. P., 2nd
just.
John Lyndon, 3rd serj., 2nd just.
Sir Richd. Reynolds (called in some
records Reynell), kt. and bt., 3rd
just. ; aft. ch. just.
Thos. Nugent, 3rd just, ; aft. ch.
just.
Sir Bryan O'Neile, bt., 3rd just. ;
Terrl.
Sir Richd. Stephens, 3rd just., vice
O'Neile.
Sir Hy. Echlin, 3rd just. ; from the
CX.
Thos. Coote, 3rd just., vice Echlin,
who returned to the ex.
Robt. Tracy, 2nd just. ; aft. bar. ex.
England.
1701.
1711.
1714.
1715.
1716.
1722.
1729.
1734.
1743.
1758.
1759.
1768.
1784.
1787.
1791.
1792.
1794.
1798.
1802.
1803.
1817.
1818,
1820,
1822.
1834.
1835.
1847.
1856.
1859.
1860.
1866.
1872.
Jas. Macartney, 2nd just. ; rem.
Richd. Nutley, 2nd just. ; rem.
Jas. Macartney, again; transf, to
the C. P.
Jeffrey Gilbert, 2nd just. ; aft. ch.
bar. ex.
Wm. Caulfield, 3rd just.
Godfrey Boate, pr. serjt., 2nd just.
John Parnell, 2nd just.
Michl. Ward, vice Parnell,
just.
Hy. Rose, vice Caulfield, 3rd just.
Arth. Blennerhassett, pr. serjt., vice
Rose.
Chas. Robinson.
Wm. Scott, pr. serj. ; aft. bar, ex.
Wm. Henn, vice Scott, July 12.
Sir Saml. Bradstreet, recorder of
Dublin; addl. or 4th just., Jan.
13.
John Bennett, vice Robinson, May .
2nd
Robt. Boyd, vice Bradstreet, June
27.
Jos. Hewett, 2nd serjt., July 27.
Wm. Downes, vice Bennett, Mar. 12;
aft. ch. just.
Tankerville Chamberlain,
Hewett, June 20.
Robt. Day, vice Boyd, Feb. 28.
Chas. Osborne, vice Chamberlain,
July 20.
St. George Daly, vice Downes, Nov.
3
vice
Edwd. Mayne, vice Osborne, Oct.
24.
Richd. Jebb, vice Day, Dec. 1.
Chas. Burton, vice Mayne, Dec. 2.
Thos. B. Wandeleur, vice St. George
Daly res. ; Mar. 4.
Philip Cecil Crampton, solr.-gen.,
vice Jebb, Oct. 21.
Louis Perrin, atty.-gen., vice Wande-
leur, Aug. 31.
Richd. Moore, Dec. 13.
*Jas. O’Brien.
Edmd. Hayes; res. 1866.
*Jno. David Fitzgerald, Feb.
John George; Oct. 18, G.; d. 1871.
*Chas. Robt. Barry, aft. la. just.
app., Jan. 13, G.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, these judges were transferred to the H. C.J. Q. B. Div., under the
S.C.J.I. Act, 1877.
See ante, p. 573.
PUISNE JUDGEs of THE QUEEN’s BENCH DIVISION OF THE
HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Court of Queen's Bench, Jan. 1, 1878,
Jas. O'Brien, d. 1882.
John David Fitzgerald, made lá., app.
1882. See ante pp. 351–2 and 358.
Chas.
Robt. Barry, made la. just., app.
1883.
580 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Subsequent Appointments.
1882. Jas. Anthy. Lawson (transf, from | 1883. Wm. O'Brien (transf, from c. P.
C.P. div.); d. 1887. div.).
1883. Wrm. Moore Johnson.
Upon the abolition of the C.P.D. under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1887 (see ante, p. 573),
the following judges became, on Oct. 20, 1887, judges of this Division, but with rela-
tive rank according to their original appointments.
Michl. Harrison, app. 1878. | Hugh Holmes, app. 1887.
Jas. Murphy, app. 1883.
Subsequent Appointments.
1888. John Geo. Gibson, Jan.
CHIEF AND PUISNE JUSTICES OF THE COMMON PLEAS,
IRELAND. PRESIDENTS AND JUSTICES OF THE
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IRELAND, COMMON
PLEAS DIVISION.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE ComNION PLEAs.
* * Richd. de Exon. 1595. Sir Robt. Dillon; rest. on death of
1326. Hy. de Hambury. Weston.
1334. Robt. le Poer, May 10. 1597. Sir Nichs. Walsh ; from the K. B.,
Simon Fitz-Richard (2nd just.), vice Oct. 22.
le Poer, Oct. 13. 1610. Sir Dominick Sarsfield, aft. ld. Kil-
1343. John Gernoun, Apr. 13. mallock; from the K. B. ; June
1353. Thos. de Dent. 21; in reversion after Walsh.
1358, Sir Robt. de Preston, Oct. 14. 1615. Sir Dominick Sarsfield, succ. on
1378. Hy. Michell, Apr. 3. Walsh's death, Nov. 28; depr.
1381. Steph. Bray, Mar. 8. by sentence of the court of Star-
1384. Edmd. del Clay, Feb. 27. chamber in England.
1414. John Fitz-Adam. 1634. Sir Gerard Lowther, bar. ex. on
1419. Wm. de Tynbegh, July 20. Sarsfield being depr., Mar. 13.
1425. John Blakeney, June 16. 1658. The same, by new pat. from Richd.
1428. Sir Jas. Alleyne, Nov. 23. Cromwell, protector, Oct. 7.
1430. John Blakeney, again, May 13. 1660. Sir Jas. Donellan, Nov. 30.
1446. Robt. Dowdall. 1665. Sir Edwd. Smith ; res. June 13.
1461. Nichs. Barnewall, Aug. 1. 1669. Sir Robt. Booth, one of the justices,
1464. Philip Bermingham, June 25. Jan. 28; made ch. just. K. B.
1496. Thos. Bowryng, Oct. 3. 1679. John Keating, Apr. 25.
* * * * 1691. Sir Richd. Pyne, Jan. 5; made ch.
1532. Richd. Delahyde, Aug. 22. just. K. B.
1534. Thos. Luttrell, of Luttrellstown, 1695. Sir John Hely; from the exch., May
Oct. 17; aft. Sir T. 10.
1554. Sir John Bathe, K. Serj., July 7. 1701. Sir Richd. Cox, 2nd just., May 4;
1559. Robt. Dillon, of Newtoun, near made ld. chanc.
“Trym,” Sept. 3. - 1703. Robt. Doyne, ch. bar., Dec. 27;
1562. The same; new appt. pat. revoked.
* * Nichs. Nugent, vice Dillon, Oct. 5; 1714. John Forster, recorder of Dublin,
TeS. Sept. 20.
1581. Sir Robt. Dillon, of Riverstown, 1720. Sir Richd. Levinge, knt. and bt.,
Westmeath (one of the justices), July 2. -
June 28; res. 1724. Thos. Wyndham, Oct 22; aft. li.
1593. Sir Wm. Weston, Oct. 10. chanc.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 581
1726. wºwiana, from the K. B., Jan. 1770. Marcus Paterson, atty. gen., June.
g 18.
1727. Jas. Reynolds, Nov. 3; res. and 1787. Hugh Carleton, Apr. 30; aft. la, and
made a judge in England. visc. Carleton.
1740. Hy. Singleton, pr. serj., May 11; 1800. John Toler, atty. gen. ; aft. Id.
res., and made m. rolls. and E. Norbury, Oct. 22.
1753. Sir Wm. Yorke, 2nd just., Sept. 1827. Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket, June
4; aft. chanc. ex. 18; aft. lī, chanc.
1761. Sir Richd. Aston, May 5, made 1830. John Doherty, solr. gen, Dec. 23.
just. K. B. in England. 1850. Jas. Hy. Monahan, atty. gen., Sept.
1765. Richd. Clayton, K. C. in England, 23; res. 1876; d. 1879.
Feb. 21; res. 1876. *Michl. Morris, aft. bt., Feb. 9, G.
* Tranferred Jan. 1, 1878, to the H. C.J., C.P. Division, and also made an ex-officzo
Judge of the Court of Appeal under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877 (see ante, p. 573).
PRESIDENTs of THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, CoNIMON PLEAS
DIVISION.
(CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE COMMON PLEAs.)
1878. Michl. Morris, aft. bt., transf, from court of C. P. Jan. 1: made ld, ch. just. of
Ireland and pres. of the Q. B. div.
The C.P. Div., and the office of ch. just. thereof, were abolished Oct. 20, 1887, under
S.C.J.I. Act, 1887. See ante, p. 573.
PUISNE JUSTICEs of THE COMMON PLEAs.
* * Robt. Bagot. 1644. Wm. Hilton, at same time bar. ex.
* * Simon Fitz-Richard. 1655. Jas. Donellan, again; his commission
1334. Richd. Broun, or Brown. signed by Oliver Cromwell, “quan
1342. Roger de Preston. dºu se bene gesserit”; aft. ch. just.
1346. Nichs. de Synterby. 1660. Sir Jerome Alexander, 2nd just.,
1358. Barth. Dardys. vice Mayart.
% •k 36. º Sir Robt. Booth, vice Donellan, 3rd
1439. Wm. Baldewyme. just. ; aft. ch. just. K. B.
1461. Barnaby Barnewall. 1669. Robt. Johnson, 3rd just. ; pat. rev.
* * * * 1670. Oliver Jones, 3rd just. ; rem. to the
1528. Gerald Aylmer, aft. ch. bar. ex. and K. B.
ch, just. K. B. 1672. Adam Cusake, or Cusack, 3rd just.
1535. Thos. Cusake, or Cusack, May 24; 1674. Sir Richd. Reynell, 2nd serit. 2nd
pat. rev. just. ; rem. to the K. B.
* * Walter Kerdyffe, Aug. 12. 1682. Arthur Turner, 3rd just.
* * Richd. Talbot. 1684. Saml. Gorges, 3rd just.
* * Jas. Dowdall, 3rd just. ; rem. to 1685. Robt. Johnson, vice Reynell, 2nd
IK. B. just.
* * Robt. Dillon, of Riverstown; rem. | 1686. Degis Daly, vice Johnson, 2nd just.
to K. B. 1687. Peter Martin, vice Gorges.
1581. Wm. Bathe, 2nd just. 1690. Sir Richd. Cox, vice Daly; aft. Id.
1592. Thos. Dillon, 3rd just. chanc., Sept. 2.
1600. Patr. Fitzgerald, 2nd just. * * f.John Jefferson, serit., Dec. 6.
Peter Palmer, 3rd just. 1701. John Smyth, vice Jefferson, Feb.
1602. Geo. Robinson; ‘‘ appointed to 20.
supply the office of a justice in Sir Gilbert Dolben, bt., June 24.
the absence of the other judges.” 1702. Anthy. Upton, vice Smith.
—Lodge. 1714. Jas. Macartney, from the K. B., vice
1604. John Ady, 3rd just. Upton.
1606. Chas. Calthorpe, atty. gen., 2nd 1720. Geo. Gore, atty. gen., vice Dolben.
just. 1726. Fras. Bernard, pr. serjt., vice Ma-
1610. Gerald Lowther, addl. judge. cartney.
1621. John Phillpott, 3rd just. 1731. Robt. Dixon, 2nd serit., vice Ber-
1624. Saml. Mayart, vice Lowther. nard.
1637. Jas. Donellan; 3rd just. 1732. Robt. Lindsay, vice Dixon.
† This name seems doubtful.
582 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1742. Wm. Yorke, vice Lindsay, aft. ch. 1806. Edwd. Mayne, vice Finucane, Feb.
just. 21 ; aft. just. K. B.
1745. Robt. French, vice Gore. Wm. Fletcher, vice Johnson.
1753. Robt, Marshall, vice Yorke; app. 1816. Arthur Moore, 1st serjt., vice Fox
ch. just. res. July 23.
1761. Thos. Tennison, pr. serjt., vice | 1817. Wm. Johnson, 1st serjt., vice Mayne,
French. Oct. 25.
1767. Edmd. Malone, vice Marshall, Dec. 1823. Robt. Torrens, chairman of Kil-
11. mainham, vice Fletcher, July 10;
1774. Godfrey Lill, vice Malone, Dec. 15. d. 1856.
1779. Robt. Hellen, vice Tennison, May 4. 1839. Nichs. Ball, atty. gen., vice Moore,
1784. Thos. Kelly, vice Lill, Jan. 9. Feb. 23; d. 1865.
Alexr. Crookshank, addl. or 4th 1842. Jos. Devonshire Jackson, Sept. 9;
just., Jan. 14. d. 1858.
1793, Tankerville Chamberlain, vice Hel- 1856. *Wrm. Keogh, Mar.
len, Dec. 6. 1858. Jonn. Christian, Feb. ; aft. li. just.
1794. Matthias Finucane, vice Chamber- app.
lain, res., June 20. 1865. Thos. O'Hagan; aft. lī, chanc.
1800. Luke Fox, vice Crookshank, Feb. Ireland.
27. -- 1867. Michl. Morris; aft. li. ch. just. C. P.
1801. Robt. Johnson, vice Kelly, June 23. 1868. *Jas. Anthy. Lawson.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, these judges were transferred to the H. C.J., C.P. Div., under
the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877. See ante, p. 573.
PUISNE JUDGES OF THE COMMON PLEAs DIVISION OF THE HIGH CourT.
OF JUSTICE.
Transferred from the Old Court of Common Pleas, Jan. 1, 1878.
Wm. Keogh, res. 1878. Jas. Anthy. Lawson; transf, to Q. B.
div. 1882.
Subsequent Appointments.
1878. *Michl. Harrison, Dec. 12, G. 1883. *Jas. Murphy, June 18, G.
1882. Wm. O’Brien, June 27, G.; transf, 1887. *Hugh Holmes, June.
to Q. B. div. 1883.
*Under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1887, (see ante, p. 573), the C.P. Div. was abolished, and
these judges became, on Oct. 20, 1887, judges of the Q.B. Div., but with relative rank
according to their original appointments.
CHIEF AND PUISNE BARONS OF THE EXCHEQUER,
IRELAND. PRESIDENTS AND JUSTICES OF THE
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IRELAND, EXCHEQUER.
DIVISION.
CHIEF BARONS OF THE ExCHEQUER.
1346. Hugh de Burgh. 1414. Wm. de Tynbegh, atty.-gen., Mar. 22.
1374, Robt. de Holywode, dism. 1419. Jas. Uriell, Dec. 8. º
1376. Hy. Michell, Nov. 23; aft. ch. just. 1420. Jas. Cornewalsh, Apr. 24.
*, C. I’. 1423. Rd. Sydgrave, or Segrave, Aug. 12.
1378. Steph. Bray, Apr. ; aft. ch. just. C. P. 1446. Michl. Griffin.
1881. Thos. Bathe, Mar. 8. * % * *
1399. Richd. Rede. * * John Topcliffe; (in 1496); aft. ch.
1403. Thos. Bathe, archdn. of Meath, just. R. B.
Oct. 14, 1513. Sir Barth. Dillon, Feb. 1.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
583
1525.
1534.
1546.
1570.
1593.
1602.
1606.
1609.
1611.
1620.
1625.
1639.
1655.
1660.
1679.
1687.
1690.
1695.
1703.
1706,
Patr. Fynglass; aft. ch. just. K. B.
Sir Gerald Aylmer, June 25; aft.
ch, just. K. B.
Jas. Bathe, Aug.
Lucas Dillon, atty.-gen., May 17.
Sir Robt. Napper, Apr. 10.
Sir Edmd. Pelham, July 6,
Sir Humfrey Winche, Nov. 8; aft.
ch, just. K. B.
Sir Jno. Denham, serjt, in England,
June 5; aft. ch. just. K. B.
Sir Wm. Methwould, serjt. in Eng-
land, Feb. 28.
Sir John Blennerhassett, bar. ex.,
Mar. 12.
Sir Rd. Bolton ; aft. Id. chanc.
Sir Edwd. Bolton, solr.-gen., son
of Sir Rd., Oct. 7,
Miles Corbet ; app. under the Com-
monwealth.
John Bysse, July 9.
Hy. Heme, one of the barons, Feb. 20.
Sir Stephen Rice, one of the barons,
Mar. 9; rem.
Sir John Hely, Nov. 3; aft. ch. just.
C. P.
Robt. Doyne, May 10; aft. ch. just.
C. P. ; pat. rew.
Nebemiah Donellan, one
barons, Dec. 27.
Rd. Freeman, June 25; aft. lil.
chanc.
of the
|
l
1707.
1714.
1715.
I722.
1725.
1730.
1741.
1757.
1766.
1777.
1782.
1783.
1805.
1831.
1838.
1840.
1846.
1874.
Robt. Rochfort, atty.-gen., June 12;
TGIſl.
Jos. Deane, Sept. 30.
Geffrey Gilbert ; from the K. B.,
June 16; aft. bar. ex. in England.
Bernard Hale, May 25; aft. bar. ex:
in England.
Thos. Dalton, Sept. 2.
Thos. Marlay, atty.-gen., June 25,
aft. ch. just. R. B.
John Bowes, atty -gen., Dec. 21 ;
aft la. chanc.
Edwd. Willes, serjt., Mar 11 ; app
solr.-gen. in England, and in 1768
a just. K. B., vice Hewitt, made
ld. chanc. of Ireland.
Anthy. Foster, vice Willes, Sept. 5.
Jas. Dennis, July 3; aft. 1d. Tracton.
Walter Hussey Burgh, July 2.
Barry Yelverton; aft. ld, and visc.
Avonmore, Nov. 29.
Standish O’Grady, Oct. 5;
1831; cr. visc. Guillamore.
Hy. Joy, atty.-gen., Jan. 6.
Steph. Woulfe, atty.-gen., July 20;
aft. Id. chanc.
Maziere Brady, atty.-gen., Feb. 11.;
aft. lot. chanc.
David Richd. Pigot, Sept. 1; d.
1873.
*Christr. Palles, atty.-gen., Feb.
25; G.
TeS.
* Transferred, Jan. 1, 1878, to the H.C.J. Ex. Division, and also made an ex-officio
judge of the Court of Appeal, under the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877.
See ante, p. 573.
PRESIDENTS OF THE HIGH CourT OF JUSTICE, Exch EQUER DIVISION
(CHIEF BARONS OF THE ExchEQUER.)
1335.
1336.
1343.
1356
1369.
1371.
$ 3:
1377.
1378.
1380.
1381.
1382
*
1385.
1399.
1401.
1878. Christr. Palles, transf. from Court of Ex., Jan. 1,
PUISNE BARONS OF THE ExchEQUER.
Hugh de Burgh.
Robt. Poer.
John de Carleton.
Nichs. de Synterby.
Thos. de Doughes.
John Brettan, ch, remembr.
Wm. de Karlett.
Robt. de Holywoole; aft. ch. bar.
John Pembroke.
Wm. Archebold.
Thos. Bathe, aft. ch. baron.
Walter de Brugge.
Thos. Taillor, clerk.
John Shriggely; pat. rev. ; aft. ch.
just. K. B.
John Brekdene.
Hugh de Faryngton.
Richd. Sydgrave, or Segrave; aft.
ch. bar.
1402.
1415.
1419.
1422,
1425.
1426.
* 3:
1435.
1461. Wm. Sutton.
* * *
1529.
1534.
1535.
1561.
1562.
1566.
1570.
1575.
1577.
Robt. Burmell.
John Gland.
John Wyche.
John de Lydington.
Fras. Toppesfeld.
Regd. Sneterby.
Thos. Shorthalls.
Peter Clinton, or Clynton.
+
Patr. White; aft. Sir P.
Walter Hussey.
Walter Golding.
Robt. Cusake, or Cusack.
Hy, Draycott ; res.
Richd. Edwarde, 3rd bar.
Nichs. Nugent, 2nd bar.
John Durninge, 3rd bar.
Roger Mainweringe, 3rd bar.
584
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1578.
1580.
1589.
1598.
1603.
1604.
1605.
1609.
1617.
1624.
1628.
1634.
1637.
1659.
1660.
1663.
1673.
1679.
1686.
1687.
1688.
1690.
1692.
Robt. illon, 2nd bar., Apr. 17.
Richd. Sedgrave, or Segrave, 2nd
bar., June 16.
Michl. Cusake, or Cusack, 3rd bar.
Sir John Elliott, 3rd bar.
Patr. Sedgrave, 2nd bar.: “removed
for divers causes by the judgment
of the lord deputy and council at
Dublin castle.”—Dodge.
Gerald Comerford, 2nd bar.
Thos. Cary, of Gray’s Inn, London,
vice Comerford.
Sir Robt. Oglethorpe, of Gray's inn,
London, vice Cary.
Sir John Blennerhassett, aft. ch. bar.
Sir Lancelot Lowther, 3rd bar.
Sir Laurence Parsons, vice Ogle-
thorpe.
Gerald Lowther. aft. ch. just. C. P.
Jas. Barry, pr. Serjt. ; aft. ch. just.
K. B., and ló. Santry.
Wm. Hilton, 3rd bar. He was con-
tinued a bar, ex. after he was app.
a just. C. P. in 1644. and held both
offices together by a clause in his
patent.—Lib. Mun. Publ. Hib.
John Santhey, 2nd bar., in the in-
terregnum. See C. J. K. B.,
ante, p. 578.
Sir Richd. Kennedy, 2nd bar.
Thos. Dongan, late just. K. B.
Sir John Povey, 3rd bar.
Hy. Fene, 2nd serjt., 2nd bar.; aft. ch.
bar.
Sir Standish Hartstonge, bt., vice
Hene; rem.
Wm. Worth, 2nd bar.
Sir Chas. Ingleby, viceWorth, 2nd bar.
Sir Steph. Rice, vice Hartstonge ;
aft. ch. bar.
Sir Hy. Lynch, bt., vice Rice.
Sir John Barnewall, 3rd serjt., and
recorder of Dublin.
Sir Hy. Echlin, knt. and bt. ; aft. .
just. IC. D. |
Sir Standish Hartstonge, again, vice
Lynch.
Sir Richd. Ryves, 2nd serjt. ; aft.
ch. bar.
1693.
1695.
1703.
1714.
* *
1732.
1741.
1742.
1768.
# *
1772.
1776.
1784.
1793.
1794.
1801.
1803,
isºl.
1830.
1836.
1837.
1841.
1852.
1859.
1861.
1872.
|
Sir Hy. Echlin, again ; from the
K. B. ; a second time a baron of
this court.
Nehemiah Donellan.
Robt. Johnson, vice Donellan.
John Pocklington, vice Echlin.
St. John St. Leger, vice Johnson,
I 6S.
John Wainwright, vice
ton.
Pockling-
Richd. Mountney, of the Immer
Temple, London, vice Wain-
wright.
Arth. Dawson, vice St. Leger.
Wm. Scott, just. R. B., vice Mount-
ney, Aug. 1.
Geo. Smith, or Smyth,
Nov. 25.
Richd. Power, vice Smyth.
Geo. Hamilton, 3rd serit., vice Scott.
Peter Metge, addl, or 4th bar. *
Michl. Smith, aft. bt., vice Hamil-
ton; aft. m. rolls.
vice Dawson,
Denis George, recorder of Dublin,
vºce Power.
St. Geo. Daly, pr. Serjt., vice
Smith ; aft. just. IC. B.
Wm. Cusack Smith, Sol.-gen., vice
Metge. ; aft. bt. *
Jas. M'Clelland, solr.-gen., vice
St. Geo. Daly.
Richd. Pennefather, vice George,
res. Feb. 1; d. 1859.
John Leslie Foster, vice M*Clelland,
July 13; d. 1841.
Michl. O'Loghlen, atty.-gen., vice
Sir Wm. C. Smith, Nov. 5; aft.
m. rolls.
John Richards, atty.-gen., vice
O'Loghlem, Nov. 5; res. 1859.
Thos. Lefroy, Nov. 17 ; aft. ch. just.
Q. B.
Richd. Wilson Greene ; res. 1861.
* Fras. Alexr. Fitzgerald.
Hy. Geo. Hughes ; d. 1872.
Rickard Deasy, atty.-gen. ; aft. li.
just. app.
*Richd. Dowse, atty-gen., Nov. 5;
G.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, those judges were transf, to the H. C.J., Exch. Div., under the
S.C.J.I. Act, 1877.
See ante, p. 573.
BUISNE JUDGES OF THE Exch EQUER DIVISION OF THE HIGH
CourT of JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Court of Exchequer, Jan. 1, 1878.
Fras. Alexr. Fitzgerald, res. 1882.
Richd. Dowse.
Subsequent Appointments.
1882. Wm. Drennan Andrews.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
585
1334.
1372.
1373.
1374.
1377.
1382.
1385.
1399.
1401.
1423.
1430.
1446.
1461.
1478.
1496.
1522.
1528.
1533.
1542.
1550.
1552.
1566.
1572.
1578.
1593.
1609.
1632.
1640.
1644.
1664.
1677.
MASTERS OF THE
Wm. de Bardelby.
Thos. de Thelwall.
Robt. de Sutton, Nov. 4.
Thos. de Everdon, and
Robt. de Sutton, jointly, Feb. 4.
Robt. de Sutton, alone, June 20.
The same, new appt., Jan. 21.
Thos. de Everdon, again, Jan. 15.
John Kirkeby.
Thos. de Everdon, again, Jan. 10.
Robt. de Sutton, again, Apr. 27.
Wm. Sutton, Dec. 10.
Robt. Dyke, Dyce,
archdn. of Dublin.
Patr. Cogley, May 2.
Peter Travers, Aug. 4.
Thos. Dovedall, or Dowdall.
John Payne, or Pain, Oct. 3; bp. of
Meath in 1483.
Thos. Darcy, rect. of Howth, July 7.
Robt. Cowley, Jan. 10.
John Allen, July; aft. li. chanc.
Sir John Cusake, or Cusack, June
10.
Patr. Barnewall, K. serjt., Aug. 5.
John Parker, Dec.
Hy. Draycott, ch. remembr. Oct. 5.
Nichs. Whyte, of Whyte's Hall,
July 18; “sequestrated.” —
Lodge.
Edwd. Fitz-Symon, Apr. 28.
Anthy. St. Leger, aft. Sir A., Apr. 10.
Sir Fras. Aungier, aft. ld. Aungier,
June 5.
Christr. Wandesford, Jan. 4.
Sir John Temple, Jan. 31.
Sir Maurice Eustace, June 22; in
reversion after sir Jno. Temple.
Wm. Temple (son of sir J.) aft. bt.,
Apr. 7; in reversion after his
father and Eustace.
Sir Wm. Temple, bt. ; new appt.,
Nov. 23, on death of his father,
who survived Eustace ; rem.
or Dyche,
ROLLS—IRELAND.
1689.
1696.
1717.
1731.
1754.
1759.
1761.
1788.
1789.
1801.
1806.
1814.
1837.
1842.
1846.
1866.
1870.
1883.
Sir Wm. Talbot, bt., Apr. 22.
Wm. Berkeley, aft. la. Berkeley;
pr. seal Apr. 28; L. P. June 20.
John Shute, alias Barrington, aft.
visc. Barrington, Feb. 28 ; in
reversion after lò. Berkeley.
Thos. Carter, Oct. 26 ; he was for-
merly dep. to lö. Berkeley, and
was now app. on surrend. of lds.
Berkeley and Barrington.
Hy. Singleton, Apr. 11.
The office of Master of the Rolls
ceased to be a judicial office,
1759.
Richd. Rigby, Nov. 21.
The same, new appt., Feb. 11.
Wm. Robt., D. of Leinster, June 7.
John, E. of Glandore, and
John Joshua, E. of Carysfort,
jointly, July 15.
By 41 Geo. III. cap. 25, (Apr. 18,
1801), the office of master or
keeper of the rolls was re-made a
judicial office, with an augmented
salary, and the future masters
Were constituted assistants to
the lord chancellor.
Sir Michl. Smith, bt., bar. ex.; app.
the first judicial master under
the Act, June 24.
John Philpot Curran, June 28.
Sir Wm. MacMahon, aft. bt., Mar. 1.
Sir Michl. O'Loghlen, aft. bt., Jan.
28.
Fras. Blackburne, atty. gen., Nov. 1;
aft, ch, just. K. B.
Thos. Berry Cusack Smith, grand-
son of sir Michl. Smith, atty.
gen. ; d. 1866.
John Edwd. Walsh, Oct. 27, G. ; d.
1869.
*Edwd. Sullivan, aft. bt., Jan. 12,
G.; aft, la, chanc.
Andrew Marshall Porter, Dec. 14, G.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, the Master of the Rolls was made a judge of the H. C.J., Chanc.
Div., and also an ex-officio judge of the Court of Appeal, nnder the S.C.J.I. Act,
1877.
1856.
See ante, p. 573.
LORDS JUSTICES AND JUDGES OF APPEAL.
IORDs JUSTICES OF THE CourT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY IN
IRELAND.
Appointed under 19 & 20 Vict. c. 92.
1866. Abraham Brewster, aft. li. chanc.,
Fras. Blackburne, ld, chanc. in 1852
and 1866.
1867.
Aug. 15, G.
*Jonathan Christian, just. C. P.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, this judge was transferred to the Court of Appeal under the
S.C.J.I. Act, 1877.
See ante, p. 573.
586 - THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
JUDGES OF THE CourT of APPEAL.
Ex-OFFICIO JUDGEs UNDER THE S.C.J.I. ACT, 1877.
The lă. chancellor. (office abolished by S.C.J.I. Act,
The lö. ch. just. of Ireland. 1887).
The master of the rolls. The ch. baron of the exch. (office
The ch. just. of the common pleas to be abolished ut supra).
ORDINARY JUDGES, STYLED LORD JUSTICES OF APPEAL.
Transferred from the old Court of Chancery, Jan. 1, 1878.
1878. Jonn. Christian, Jan. 1.
Subsequent Appointments.
1878. Rickard Deasy, bar. ex., Jan. 1, G.; 1883. Chas. Robt. Barry, just. Q. B. div.
d. 1883. June 18, G.
Gerald FitzGibbon, solr. gen., Dec. 1885. John Naish, ex. ld, chanc.
2, G.
VICE CHANCELLORS OF IRELAND. JUSTICES OF THE
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IRELAND, CHANCERY
DIVISION.
WICE CHANCELLORS OF IRELAND.
Appointed under 33 & 31 Vict. c. 44.
For previous Deputy or Vice Chancellors see “Lord Chancellors of Ireland,” ante, p. 574.
1867. Hedges Eyre Chatterton. -
On Jan. 1, 1878, this judge was transferred to the H. C.J., Chancery Div., under the
S.C.J.I. Act, 1877. See ante, p. 573.
JUDGES OF THE CHANCERY DIVISION OF THE HIGH CourT OF
JUSTICE.
Transferred from the old Courts of Chancery, Jan. 1, 1878.
The lă. chancellor, president (see The master of the rolls (see ante,
ante, p. 573). p. 573).
Hedges Eyre Chatterton.
TAND JUDGES.
Transferred from the Landed Estates Court, Jan. 1, 1878.
See ante, p. 573.
Steph. Woulfe Flanagan, res. 1885. Hy. Ormsby, res. 1885.
Subsequent Appointment.
1885. Jno. Monroe.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 587
JUDGES OF THE PROBATE COURT AND THE COURT
FOR MATRIMONIAL CAUSES-IRELAND.
Appointed under
20 & 21 Vict. c. 79 (Probate).
83 & 84 Vict. c. 110 (Matrimonial Causes).
1858. Richd. Keatinge, formerly judge of | 1868. Robt. Richd. Warren, judge of
H.M. court of prerogative in Ire- prob. court only; became judge
land, Jan. I; judge of prob. of matrimonial causes court Jan. 1,
court only; res. 1868. 1871.
Qn Jan. 1, 1878, this judge was transferred to the H.C.J., Prob. and Matrim. Div.,
under the S.C.J.I. Act, i877. See ante, p. 573.
JUDGES OF THE LANDED ESTATES COURT.
Appointed under 21 & 22 Vict. c. 72.
1858. Hy. Martley; d. 1859. | 1867. David Lynch, vice Longfield; d.
Nov. 1.) Mountifort Longfield; res. 1867. 1872.
Chas. Jas. Hargreave ; d. 1866. 1869. *Steph. Woulfe Flanagan, vice
1859. Wm. Cary Dobbs, vice Martley; d. Dobbs, May 27.
1869. 1875. *Hy. Ormsby, vice Lynch, Nov. 12.
* On Jan. 1, 1878, these judges were transferred to the H.C.J., Chanc. Div., under
the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877. See ante, p. 573. -
JUDGES OF HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY –IRELAND.
First appointed by the Crown in 1785 under 23 & 24 Geo. III. (Ireland) cap. 14
(1783-4). Continued by Act of Union 39 & 40 Geo. III. cap. 67 (1800). Practice and
procedure of the court altered by 30 & 31 Vict. cap. 114 (1867).
1785. Warden Flood; d. 1797. | 1831. Sir Hy. Merdyth, bt., ; res. 1838;
1797. Sir Jonah Barrington; L. P. rev. d. 1859.
1830. 1838. Jos. Stock; d. 1855.
1830. John Hy. North; d. 1831. 1855. Thos. F. Kelly, res. 1867.
1867. John Fitzhenry Townshend.
By the S.C.J.I. Act, 1877, the jurisdiction of this Court will, upon the next vacancy
in the office of judge thereof, fall into the S.C.J., and be exercised by the judge of the
Prob. and Matrim. Div. thereof. See ante, p. 573.
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—IRELAND.
Appointed under 20 & 21 Vict. c. 60.
John Macan; ) Commrs.of bank- 1859. David Lynch, vice Plunket ; app.
d. 1859. ruptcy; succ. as judge land. est. court, 1867.
§: 1 Hon. Patrick X judges under 1867. Stearne Ball Miller, vice Lynch.
à a , ſº Plunket; d. | 20 & 21 Wict. 1868. Michl. Harrison, vice Berwick.
1859. cap. 60. 1879. Fredk. Wm. Walsh, vice Harrison,
1859. Walter Berwick, vice Macan; d. Jan. 16, G.; d. 1885.
1868. 1885. Walter Boyd, vice Walsh.
588
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
THIE
IRISH LAND COMMISSIO N.
COMMISSIONERs APPo1NTED UNDER THE LAND LAW (TRELAND) ACT,
1881, 44 & 45 WICT. CAP. 49.
Ju DICIAL COMMISSIONER.
John O'Hagan, with the title of Justice O'Hagan, and the same rank, &c.,
as a puisne com. law judge.
Edwd. Falcomer Litton, Q. c. (2ND CoMMR.) | Fredk. S. Wrench (3RD COMMR.)
CoMMIssion ERs APPo1NTED UNDER THE PURCHASE OF LAND (IRELAND)
ACT, 1885, 48 & 49 WICT. CAP. 73.
Stanislaus J. Lynch.
} 357.
1372.
1379.
1381.
1385,
1400.
1401.
1422.
1532.
1535.
1554.
1559.
1566.
1570.
1574.
1577.
1580.
1582.
1584.
1606.
1619.
1636.
1640.
1649.
1660.
1686.
1690.
1695.
1707.
1709.
1711.
1714.
1720.
1727.
1730.
1739.
1741.
1751.
1760.
| John Geo. MacCarthy.
AT TORNEY S GENERAL FOR IRE LAND.
Those marked * were afterwards raised to the bench.
John de Leycestre. 1777.
Hy. Michell, May 4. 1782.
Robt. Hore. 1783.
Thos. Malalo, Jan. 15. 1789.
Robt. Hemynborgh, July 28. 1798.
*Wm. de Tynbegll, Jan. 20. 1799.
John Barry, Feb. 6. 1803.
John Whyte, or White, Oct. 19. 1805.
%. + + 1807.
Thos. St. Lawrence, Aug. 19. 1822.
*Robt. Dillon, Aug.
Barnaby Scurloke, or Scurlog. 1827.
James Barnewall, Sept. 3. 1831.
*Lucas Dillon, Nov. 8. 1835.
Edwd. Fitz-Symons, June 4.
John Bathe, Feb. 21. ; 1836.
Thos. Snagg, Sept. 13. 1837,
Christr. Flemyng, Sept. 9. 1838.
*Edmd. Butler, Aug. 8. 1839.
*Chas. Calthorpe, aft. Sir C., June 22. 1840.
Sir John Davys, or Davies, Apr. 19. 1841.
*Sir Wm. Ryves, Oct. 30. | 1842.
Richd. Osbaldeston, of Gray’s Inn,
London, Aug. 2. 1846.
Thos. Tempest, of Lincoln's Inn,
July 20. 1847.
*Wrm. Basil, under the Common- 1850.
wealth, July 18. 1852.
Sir Wm. Domville, June 23. 1853.
Sir Richd. Nagle, Dec. 31. 1855.
Sir John Temple, Oct. 30. 1856.
*Robt. Rochfort, May 10. 1858.
Alan Brodrick, June 12. 1859.
John Forster. Dec. 24. :
Sir Richd. Levinge, bt., June 4. 1860.
*Geo. Gore, Nov. 8. 1861.
*John Rogerson, May 14. 1865.
*Thos. Marlay, May 5. 1866.
Robt. Jocelyn, Sept. 29.
*John Bowes, Sept. 3. 1867.
*St. Geo. Caulfield, Dec. 23.
*Warden Flood, Aug. 27. 1868.
Philip Tisdall, July 31. |
*John Scott, Oct. 17.
*Barry Yelverton, July 2.
*John Fitzgibbon, Nov. 29.
*Arthur Wolfe, July 16.
*John Toler, June 26.
John Stewart, Dec. 9; aft. bt.
*Standish O'Grady, May 28.
*Wm. Conyngham Plunket, Oct. 15.
Wm. Saurin, May 15.
*Wm. Conyngham Plunket, again,
Jan. 15.
*Hy. Joy, June 18.
*Fras. Blackburne, Jan. 11.
*Louis Perrin, Apr. 29.
*Michl. O'Loghlen, Aug. 31.
*John Richards, Nov. 10.
*Steph. Woulfe, Feb. 3.
*Nichs. Ball, July 11.
*Maziere Brady, Feb. 23.
* David Richd. Pigot, Aug. 14.
*Fras. Blackburne, again, Sept. 23.
*Thos. Berry Cusack Smith,
Nov. 1.
*Richd. Wilson Greene, Feb. 2.
*Richd. Moore, July 16.
*Jas. Hy. Monahan, Dec. 24.
John Hatchell, Sept. 23.
*Jos. Napier, Feb.
*Abraham Brewster, Apr.
*Wm. Keogh, Mar.
*John David Fitzgerald, Mar.
*Jas. Whiteside, Feb.
*John David Fitzgerald, again,
June.
*Rickard Deasy, Feb.
*Thos. O'Hagan.
*Jas. Anthy. Lawson.
*John Edwd. Walsh, July 25, G.
*Michl. Morris, Nov. 1, G.
*Hedges Eyre Chatterton.
*Robt. Richd. Warren.
*John Thos. Ball.
*Edwd. Sullivan.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 589
1870. “Chas. Robt. Barry, Jan. 26, G. 1881. *Wm. Moore Johnson, Nov. 17, G.
1872. *Richd. Dowse, Jan. 13, G. 1883. *Andrew Marshall Porter, Jan. 3, G.
*Christr. Palles, Nov. 5, G. , *John Naish, Dec. 19, G.
1874, john Thos. Baii, again,'Mar. 12, G. 1885. Sami Waiker.
1875. *Hy. Ormsby, Jan. 21, G. *Hugh Holmes, July 3, G.
*Geo. Augs. Chichester May, Nov. 1886. Saml. Walker, again.
27, G. - *Hugh Holmes, again.
1877. *Edwd. Gibson, Feb. 15, G. 1887. *John Geo. Gibson.
1880. *Hugh Law, May 10, G. 1888. Peter O’Brien.
SOLICITOR'S GENERAL FOR, IRELAND.
FROM the appointment of solicitor-general Cowley, in 1537, to the
death of Richard Finglas, in 1574, there appears to have been two
solicitors for Ireland, subsisting at the same time; the one by the name
of Principal or Chief Solicitor (Solicitoris Principalis give capitalis aut
Solicitatoris regni Hibernia), and the other by the name of General
Solicitor (Solicitoris Generalis, alias Solicitatoris regni Hiberniae).-
Lib. Mwn. Publ. Hib.
SOLICITORs GENERAL FOR IRELAND.
Those marked f afterwards became Attorneys General. See “Attorneys General"
ante, p. 588, where their subsequent promotions are noted. Those marked * were
afterwards raised to the Bench without having been Attorneys General.
PRINCIPAL SOLICITORs AND SoLICITORs 1660. fSir John Temple, July 10.
GENERAL. | 16S9. Sir Theobald Butler ; after the ab-
1532. Thos. Luttrell, solr.-gen., Sept. 9. dication of Jas. II. : rem., July
1534. Patr. Barnewall, solr.-gen., Oct. .25.
17. 1690. #Sir Richd. Levinge, vice Butler,
1537. Walter Cowley, pr. solr., Sept. 7. * Nov. 3. . .
1546. #John Bathe, pr. solr., Feb. 7. 1695. Alan Brodrick, May 10.
1550. The same, solr.-gen. ; new pat., 1704. fsir Richd. Levinge, again; now bt
Oct. 16. * Apr. 4.
Richd. Finglas, pr. solr., Oct. 17. 1709. fjohn Forster, recorder of Dublin,
1551. f.John Bathe, again, Solr.-gen. ; new Sept., 8.
pat., July 24. Wm. Whitshed, Dec. 24.
Richd. Finglas, again pr. solr.; new 1711. Fras. Bernard, June 4.
pat., July"24. 1714. f.John Rogerson, Nov. 8.
1554. Jas. Dowdall, pr. solr. and solr.- || 1720. Th95. Marlay, Oct. 13.
gen., July 20. 1727. fBobt. Jocelyn, Apr. 5.
1565. Nichs. Nugent, solr-gen., Apr. 17. 1739 iſohn Bowes, Sept. 29.
1570. f.ſohn Bathe, again, pr. soir., Oct. 1739. fšt. Geo. Caulfield, Sept. 24.
20. 1741. f.Warden Flood, Dec. 24.
1574. Richd, Bellyng, pr. Solr., Feb. 1751. f Philip Tisdall, Aug. 27.
1C yng, p 3. 1760. *John Gore, July 37.
SolICITORs GENERAL ONLY. 1764. *Marcus Paterson, Aug. 29.
1584. Jesse Smythes, July 7. 1770. *Godfrey Lill, June 18.
1586. Roger Wilbraham, Feb. 11. 1774. f.John Scott, July 13.
1603. Sir John Davys, or Davies, of the 1777. *Robt. Hellen, Oct. 31.
Middle Temple, London, Sept. 18. 1779. “Hugh Carleton, Apr. 7.
1606. Sir Robt. Jacobe, Apr. 19. 1787. farth. Wolfe, May 1.
1618. Sir Richd. Bolton, Dec. 31. 1789. f.John Toler, July 16.
1622. Sir Edwd. Bolton, son of sir Richd., 1798. f.John Stewart, June 26.
Dec. 5. 1800, f\Wm. Cusack Smith, aft. bt., Dec 6.
1640. Sir Wm. Sambach, June 8. 1801. f.Jas. McClelland, Dec. 17.
1657. Wm. Ellys, or Ellice; under the 1803, tWm. Conyngham Plunket, Oct. 22
Commonwealth. 1805. *Chas. Kendal Bushe, Oct. 15.
1658. Robt. Shapcott; under the Common- | 1822, fEly. Joy, Feb. 20.
wealth; Hil. T. 1827. *John Doherty, June 18.
390 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1830. *Philip Cecil Crampton, Dec. 23. 1865. Edwd. Sullivan.
1834, fMichl. O'Loghlen, Oct. 21. 1866. t. Michl. Morris, Aug. 3, G.
1835. *Edwd. Pennefather, Jan. 27. fHedges Eyre Chatterton, Nov. 8, G.
fMichl. O'Loghlen, again, Apr. 29. 1867. frobt. Richd. Warren.
fjohn Richards, Sept. 21. *Michl. Harrison.
1836. #Stephen Woulfe, Nov. 10. 1868. f.John Thos. Ball.
A837. Maziere Brady, Feb. 3. fHy. Ormsby.
1839. HIDavid Richd. Pigot, Feb. 11. fChas. Robt. Barry.
1840, flºich.d. Moore, Aug. 14. 1870. #Richd. Dowse, Feb. 14, G.
1841. *Ed. Pennefather, again, Sept. 23, 1872. #Christr. Palles, Feb. 6, G.
*Jos. Devonshire Jackson, Nov. 10. #Hugh Law, Nov. 18, G.
i842. Thos. Berry'Cusack Smith, Sept. 21. 1874. Hy. Ormsby, again, Mar. 12, G.
fBichd. Wilson Greene, Nov. 1. 1875. Hon. David Robt. Plunket, Jan. 29,
1846. Abraham Brewster, Feb. 2. G.
fjas. Hy. Monahan, July 16. 1877. FCerald FitzGibbon, jun., Mar. 3, G.
1847. f.John Hatchell, Dec. 24. 1878. Hugh Holmes, Dec. 14, G.
1850. *Hy. Geo. Hughes, Sept. 26. 1880. fWm. Moore Johnson, May 24, G.
1852. f.Jas. Whiteside, Feb. - 1881. f Andrew Marshall Porter, Nov. 18, G.
1853. FWm. Keogh, Apr. 1883. f.John Naish, Jan. 9, G.
1855. f.John David Fitzgerald, Mar. #Saml. Walker, Dec. 19, G.
1856. *Jonathan Christian, Mar. 1885. The MacDermot.
1858. *Hy. Geo. Hughes, again, Feb. *John Monroe, July 3, G.
*Edmd. Hayes. fjohn Geo. Gibson.
1859. *John George, June. 1886. The MacDermot, again.
f|Rickard Deasy. fjohn Geo. Gibson, again.
1860. Thos. O'Hagan, Feb. 1887. HPeter O'Brien.
1861. f.Jas. Anthy. Lawson. 1888. Dodgson Hamilton Madden.
SERJEANTS-AT-LAW — IRELAND.
IN Ireland, as in England, the office of serjeant-at-law is one of very
great antiquity, but in Ireland the title was conferred upon a much
more limited number. Down to 1627 only one person held the dignity
af serjeant, and from the patents quoted in “Smyth's Chronicle’”
(ante, p. 572) he seems to have beenstyled the king's serjeant. In 1627,
a second serjeant was appointed, and the senior serjeant was then styled
the prime serjeant. In 1682 a third serjeant was appointed. In 1805,
on the death of Arthur Browne, the then prime serjeant, the title was
altered to first serjeant. &
The serjeants, or at all events the prime and second serjeants,
formerly ranked before the attorney and solicitor general, but from
1805 this precedence has been abolished.

-*
SERJEANT OR KINg's
SERJEANT TO 1627,
PRIME SERJEANT TO
1805, AND THEN
FIRST SERJEANT.
THIRD SECOND
NAME.
SERJEANT. SERJEANT.
| |
SERJEANT OR ISING's
SERJEANT.
Simon Fitz-Richard *º-ºms. * * 1326, Feb. 12.
Hugh Brown ... *-*. e-º-º-º-º-º: 1341, Dec. 3.
Wm. le Petit ... * & & . . . . *º-sº *- 1343, June 1.
Robt. de Preston a $ tº tº g ſº sºmº-mese * 134-.
Edmd, de Berford or Bereford *m-sº-smº — 1357, Nov. 19
John Tynell ... . . . . # = = —- | 1373–4.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
591
NAME.
THIRD
SERJEANT.
SECOND
SERJEANT.
SERJEANT OR KING's
SERJEANT TO 1627,
PRIME SERJEANT TO
1805, AND THEN
FIRST SERJEANT.
Richd. Plunket
Walter Cotterell
John Bermyngham
Chas. Barnewall & © tº * tº &
Sir Thos. Fitz-Christr. Plunket
Robt. Dowdall * * *
Edwd. Somerton
Sir Thos. Luttrell
Patr. Barnewall
Sir John Bathe
Richd. Finglas
Edwd. Fitz-Symon
Arthur Corye
Edwd. Loftus ...
Edwd. Kerdiffe
Sir John Beere
Sir John Brereton
Sir Nathl. Catelyn
Jas. Barry, aft. li. Santry ...
Sir Maurice Eustace ...
Sir Wm. Sandbach
Sir Audley Mervyn
Robt. Griffith ...
Hy. Hene & & &
Sir Richd. Reynell
John Osborne ...
Sir Wm. Davys or Davies
| Sir Richd. Stephens ...
John Lyndon ...
Wm. Beckett ...
Sir Richd. Ryves
Sir Hy. Echlin
Gerald Dillon ...
Sir John Barnewall
Sir Theob. Butler
Alan Brodrick ...
Nehemiah Donellan
Sir Thos. Packenham
Wm. Neave ... tº e º
Robt. Saunders
Wm. Caulfield... tº º &
Robt. Blennerhassett ...
Morley Saunders
=
–
1682, July 24.
1683, Feb.
1683, Aug.
19.
3.
1687, May 6.
1688, Mar.
1691, Jan.
=
5.
1627, May 23.
1637, Apr. 14.
1661, Mar. 4.
1670, Apr. 6.
1673, May 10.
1674, May 26.
1680, Apr. 7;
dism. 1682;
rest. 1690,
Nov. 14.
1682, Oct. 24.
1683, Aug. 7;
rem. ; rest.
1691, Jan. 5.
1687, May.
*º-º-º-º-º-º-º:
*
1692, Feb. 8.
1696, Jan. 13.
1708,Dec. 1; res.
1711, Aug. 14.
SERJEANT OR KING's
SERJEANT.
1375, Apr. 18.
1375.
1388, Sept. 24.
1422, Oct. 20.
1434, Nov. 8.
1435, June 20.
1437, Feb. 4.
1532.
1534.
1550.
1554, Sept. 11.
1574, Feb. 21.
1594, May 9.
1597, Nov. 1.
1601, June 8.
1609, Feb. 9.
1617, May 13.
PRIME SERJEANTs.
1629, Oct. 6.
1634, Aug.
1660, Sept. 20.
*memºs
1676, Aug. 29, in re-
Version; in posses-
Sion 1680; depr.
1686; rest. 1690,
Sept. 29.
1675, Oct. 26.
*ms
*
*=mmas
*m-sm
1687, Feb. 15.
es
*-*ssºms
1692, Dec. 29.
1695, Nov. 5.
1708, Dec. 1.
1703, Feb. 28.
1714, Dec. 8.
1711, Aug. 11.
1712, Feb. 9.
592
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

NAME.
THIRD
SERJEANT.
SECOND
SERJEANT.
SERJEANT OR KING's.
SERJEANT To 1627,
PRIME SERJEANT TO
1805, AND THEN
FIRST SERJEANT.
John Cliffe
John Staunton
Robt. Fitzgerald
Godfrey Boate ...
John Witherington
Wm. Brodrick... .
Fras. Bernard...
Hy. Singleton ....
Robt. Jocelyn ...
John Bowes
Robt. Dixon
Hy. Purdon ...
Richd. Bettesworth
Robt. Marshall
Arthur Blennerhassett
Philip Tisdall ...
Anthy. Malone
Richd. Malone...
Eaton Stannard
Wm. Scott
Marcus Paterson
Thos. Tennison
Edma. Malone º
John Hely-Hutchinson
Jas. Dennis tº e º & © to
Godfrey Lill
Maurice Coppinger
Geo. Hamilton
Hugh Carleton
Walter Hussey Burgh tº º
Attiwell Wood ...
Jas. Fitzgerald
Jas. Browne
Peter Metge
Thos. Kelly
John Scott
John Toler
Jos. Hewett
Hy. Duquerry ...
Jas. Chatterton
Edma. Stanley
St. George Daly
Arthur Browne
Arthur Moore ...
Čh. Kendai Bushe .
John Ball
1711, Nov. 29.
1712, Feb. 25.
1714, Dec. 14.
*
1726, Mar. 28.
1727, May 4.
1730, Oct.
1737, Apr. 18.
1742, Jan. 21.
1751, Oct. 28.
1757, Nov. 24.
1764, Oct. 10.
1767, Jan. 15.
1770, July 12.
1774, July 20.
1776, May 15.
1782, July 25.
*-
1784, Jan. 15.
1787, June 27.
1789, Aug. 17.
1791, July 30.
1793, Dec. 10.
1801, Oct. 30.
1805, July 25.
1805, Oct. 25.
1712, Feb. 12.
1714, Dec. 18.
1716, Aug. 23.
1718, Dec. 23.
*-*.
*
1728, Jan, 5.
1731, Apr. 29. |
1741, Mar. 31.
•ººmsºme
1757, Nov. 25.
1759, Sept. 10.
1774, July 19.
1777, Nov. 5.
1779, May 8.
1784, Apr. 8."
ºmmº
*
1787, June 27.
1789, Aug. 17.
1791, July 30.
1793, Dec. 10.
*s
*=
1806, Apr. 23.
PRIME SERJEANTs.
sºmeºmº
1716, June 23.
1715, June 13.
1724, Jan. 26.
1726, June 22.
1742, Jan. 14.
||1743, May 9.
1754, Jan. 24.
1757, Oct. 6.
1759, July 27.
1761, Dec. 11.
1767, Jan. 14. |
1774, July 18.
*
1777, July 24, to June
14, 1780; again
June 1, 1782.
1787, June 21.
1780, June 14, to June
1, 1782; again
May 21, 1784.
mºm-mºsºme
| 1782, July 13.
1783, Dec. 31.
1801, July 1.
1799, Jan. 28.
1802, Dec. 29; d. 1805;
and his successor was
styled first serjt.
FIRST SERJEANTs.
1805, July 25.
*===me
*mºsºmsºmº
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
|
SERJEANT OR KING's
SERJEANT TO 1627,
THIRD SECOND
NAME. * * * * PRIME SERJEANT TO
SERJEANT. SERJEANT. 1805, AND THEN
FIRST SERJEANT.
* *-
FIRST SERJEANTs.
Wrm. McMahon 1806, Apr. 23. 1813, Dec. 3.
Wm. Johnson ...
Hy. Joy
Richd. Jebb
Chas. Burton ...
Thos. Lefroy ... © º º
Thos. B. Wandeleur ...
John Lloyd
Robt. Torrens ...
Thos. Goold
Fras. Blackburne
º Tidwd. Pennefather
Michl. O'Loghlen
Louis Perrin
richá. Wilson Greene"
Jos. Devonshire Jackson
Stephen Woulfe
Nichs. Ball
Wm. Curry
Richd. Moore
Jos. Stock
Richá B. Warren
Richd. Keating
John Howley ...
Jas. O’Brien
Jonathan Christian
Walter Berwick
Rickard Deasy
Gerald Fitzgibbon
Thos. O'Hagan
Jas. Anthy. Lawson &
Edwd. Sullivan
Richd. Armstrong ...
Sir Colman O'Loghlen, bt.
Chas. Robt. Barry
Richd. Dowse
David Sherlock
Jas. Robinson ...
Denis Caulfield Heron
John O'Hagan
Chas. Hare Hemphill
Peter O’Brien ...
John Geo. Gibson
Wm. Bennett Campion
Dodgson Hamilton Madden º
Hewitt Poole Jellett ...
1813, Dec. 4.
1814, Mar. 19.
1816, July 27.
1817, Oct. 30.
1818, Dec. 1.
1821, Feb. 13.
1822, May 13.
1823, July 13.
1830, Apr.
1831, Jan. 18.
1832, Feb. 7.
1835, May 23.
1836, Nov. 10.
1838, July 20.
1840, May.
1840, Aug.
1841, Nov.
1842, Nov.
1843, Sept.
1848, July.
1851, June.
1855.
1858, Feb. 5.
1859.
1859.
1860, Oct. 24.
1861, Feb. 21.
1865, Feb. 18.
i866, Feb. 24.
1867, Jan. 12.
1870, Mar. 11.
1877, Nov. 29.
1880, Oct. 25.
1881, May 30.
1881, Sept. 13.
1884, May 26.
1885, July 18.
1885, Dec. 5.
1887, July 14.
1888, Feb. 14.
1814, Mar. 4.
1816, July 26.
1817, Oct. 29.
1818, Dec. 1.
1820, Dec. 3.
1822, May 13.
1830, Apr. 19.
1831, Jan. 18.
1832, Feb. 13.
1835, Jan. 27.
-ºm-
*-*-
1841, Nov.
1842, Nov.
1848, July.
1851, June.
1858, Feb. 5,
1859.
1860, Feb. 25.
1861, Feb. 21.
1865, Feb. 18.
1866, Feb. 24.
*-
1877, Nov. 29.
1880, Oct. 25.
1884, May 20.
1885, July 19.
*sms-
1887, July 14.
*m-.
**
1816, July 25.
1817, Oct. 28.
1822, May 13.
-
1830, Apr.
1832, Feb.
1835, May 23.
–
1842, Nov.
1851, June.
=
1866, Feb. 27.
1880, Oct. 25.
1884, May 20.
1885, July 19.
=
38
594 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND DEANS OF
IRELAND.
THE number of Irish archbishops and bishops has been gradually
reduced by the union of dioceses, chiefly under the provisions of
3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37 (Aug. 14, 1833). The various changes will be
found noted in the lists. In the result, Ireland is now, for ecclesiastical
purposes, divided into two provinces, Armagh and Dublin. Armagh
comprises the dioceses of—
Armagh and Clogher. Down, Connor, and Dromore.
Meath. Kilmore, Elphin, and Ardagh.
Derry and Raphoe. Tuam, Killala, and Achonry.
and Dublin the dioceses of
Dublin, Glendalough, and Kildare. Killaloe, Kilfenora, Clonfert, and Kilmac-
, Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin. duagh.
| Cashel, Emly, Waterford, and Lismore. Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe.
/ Cork, Cloyne, and Ross.
The churches of England and Ireland were united on Jan. 1, 1801,
on the union of Great Britain and Ireland under 39 & 40 Geo. III. cap.
67, but on Jan. 1, 1871, under 32 & 33 Wict. cap. 42, the Irish Church
was disestablished and became a voluntary institution. Since that date
the affairs of the Irish Church have been managed by a “Represen-
tative Church Body’’ incorporated under the disestablishing statute.
A great deal of valuable information on the subject of the Irish
Protestant Church, and the bishops and deans thereof, will be found in
Cotton's Fasti, of which use has been made in completing the following
lists. - s
PROVINCE OF ARMAGH.
DIOCESES OF ARMAGEL AND CLOGHER..
ST. PATRICK, the Apostle of Ireland, built a church, and fixed a bishop's
see, at Armagh, in the year 444 or 445. The bishops were not invested
with the pallium until March 9, 1152, when it was conferred at the
hands of the cardinal-priest, John Paparo, legate from pope Eugene
III., on the sees of Dublin, Cashel, and Tuam. About the same time,
the dignity of “Primate of all Ireland” was recognised as belonging
to the Archbishops of Armagh, of whom Gelasius was the first.
CLog HER was founded by St. Macartin, who was one of the earliest
disciples of St. Patrick. He fixed the see at Clogher, where he also
built a monastery.
On the death of Bishop Tottenham, in 1850, ARMAGH AND CLOGHER
were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
595
444.
455.
465.
482.
497.
513.
526.
536.
548.
551.
578.
588.
598.
610,
623.
661.
688.
715.
730.
750.
758.
768.
778.
793.
794.
798.
807.
1152.
1174.
1175
1184.
1184.
1185.
1206.
1220.
1227.
1240.
1247.
1257.
1261.
1272.
1305.
1306.
1311.
1322.
1334.
1347.
1361.
1382.
BISHOPS OF ARMAGEI.
St. Patrick founded this see about
this year.
St. Benen ; res.
St. Jarlath, the son of Trien.
Cormac.
Dubtach I.
Ailill I.
Ailill II.
Dubtach II.
David (MacGuaire Hua Farannan).
Fiedlimid.
Cairlan.
Eschaid (MacDermod).
Senach.
MacLaisir (supposed to be
Ternan).
Thomian (MacRonan).
Segene.
Flan Febla.
Suibhney.
Congusa.
Cele-Peter.
Ferdachry.
Foendelach ; res.
Dubdalethy I.
Assiat.
Cudiniscus.
Conmach.
Torbach (Mac Gorman).
St.
808.
812.
822.
833.
834.
848.
852.
872.
875.
883.
885.
927.
936.
937.
957.
966.
* *
1001.
1021.
1050.
1065.
1065.
1092.
1106.
1129.
1134.
1137.
Nuad (MacSegine).
MacLoingle (Flangus).
Artrigius.
Eugene I. (Monaster).
Faranan; res.
St. Dermod (O'Tigernach).
Factna.
Ainmire.
Catasach I. (MacRabarlach).
Moelcob (MacCrumvail).
Moel-Brigid (Mac Dornan).
Joseph.
Moel-Patrick (MacMaoltule).
Catasach II. (MacDulgen).
Muirdach (MacFergus).
Dubdalethy II. (MacKellach).
Murechan; res. 998.
Maelmury, or Marian.
Amalgaid.
Dubdalethy III.
Cumasach (O'Herudan).
Moelisa I. (MacAmalgaid).
Donald (MacAmalgaid).
Celsus (MacAid MacMaelisa).
Maurice (MacDonald),
Malachy O'Morgair, tr. from Connor;
tr. to Down.
Gelasius (MacRoderick);
abp. 1152.
made
See “Archbishops of Armagh,” ºnfra.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF ARMAGH.
Gelasius (MacRoderick), above
named ; the 1st abp.
Cornelius (MacConcalede) abb. of
St. Peter and St. Paul, Armagh.
Gilbert (O'Caran), tr. from Raphoe.
Maelisa II. (O'Carrol), tr. from
Clogher.
Amlave (O'Murid).
Thos. O'Connor.
Eugene II. (MacGillivider).
Luke Netter will.
Donato Fidatra, tr. from Clogher.
See vacant 3 years.
Albert of Cologne; res.
Reiner.
Abraham O'Conellam.
Patr. O'Scanlan.
Nichs. Mac Molissa.
John Taaf.
Walter de Jorse ; res.
Roland de Jorse ; res.
Steph. Segrave, rector of Stepney,
London.
David O’Hiraghty.
Richd. Fitz Ralph.
Milo Sweetman.
John Colton, dean of St.Patrick; res.
1404.
1417.
1439.
1444.
1457.
1475.
1477.
1480.
1513.
1522.
1543.
1562.
1568.
1584.
1589.
1595.
Nichs. Fleming.
John Swayn, rector of Gall Irim,
Meath ; res.
John Prene.
John Mey.
John Bole, abb. of St. Mary, Navan.
See vacant nearly 5 years.
John Foxall.
Edmd. Connesburgh; res.
Octavian de Palatio.
John Kite ; res.
Geo. Cromer.
Geo. Dowdall; app. by the king,
but the pope would not confirm
him in the see, and app. Robt.
Wauchope, a Scotsman, who was
never allowed possession.
. Hugh Goodacre.
The see was vacant for some years,
except at the time that abp.
Dowdall filled it during the reign
of Mary.
Adam Loftus (No. 1) trito Dublin.
Thos. Lancaster.
John Long.
John Garvey, tr. from Kilmore. .
Hy. Ussher, archdā. of Dublin.
º ; : :".83 °
* 9.
:
596 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1613. Christr. Hampton, bp. elect of 1747. Geo. Stone, tr. from Derry.
Derry. 1765. Richd. Robinson, tr. from Kildare;
1624. Jas. Usher, tr. from Meath; d. cr. 1d. Rokeby, of Armagh, in
1655. 1777.
1661. John Bramhall, tr. from Derry. 1795. Wm. Newcombe, tr. from Waterford.
1663. Jas. Margetson, tr. from Dublin. 1800. Hon. Wm. Stuart; tr. from St.
1678. Michl. Boyle, tr. from Dublin. David’s. -
1713. Narcissus Marsh, tr. from Dublin. 1822. Lord John Geo. de la Poer Beresford,
1714. Thos. Lindsay, tr. from Raphoe. tr. from Dublin.
1724. Hugh Boulter, tr. from Bristol. See united to Clogher, 1850.
1742. John Hoadley, tr. from Dublin.
See “Archbishops of Armagh and Bishops of Clogher,” post, p. 597.
BISHOPS OF CLOGHER,
The lists of the earlier bishops are very imperfect, and differ considerably from each
other. Those given below include all whose title is generally admitted, but Sir James
Ware names forty-five bishops between 506 and 1126; of whom eleven are named
between the death of St. Macartin, in 506, and the death of Laserian, in 571.
* * St. Macartin; d. 506. 1505. Eugene Mac Camoeil, dean.
* * St. Tigernach; d. 550. See vacant 4 years.
* * St. Sinell. 1519. Patr. Cullin.
* * Feidlimid. See vacant 8 years.
* * St. Laserian; d. 571. 1542. Hugh O’Cervallan.
* * St. Aidan, made bp. of Lindisfarn; 1570. Miler Magragh, tr. to Cashel, 1571
d. 651. first Protestant bp.
* * Airmeadach. See vacant many years.
* * Foeldobar; d. 731. 1605. Geo. Montgomery, dean of Norwich.
* * Ailill; d. 898. He held the sees of Derry and Rap-
* * St. Cenfail; d. 929. hoe with this; resigning these,
1126. Christian O’Morgair. he got Meath, which he held with
1139. Edan O'Kelly. this see until his death.
1182. Moelisa (O'Carol), tr. to Armagh, 1621. Jas. Spottiswood.
1184. Christian O'Macturan, abb. of Clon- 1645. Hy. Jones, dean of Ardagh ; tr. to
macnois. Meath.
1191. Moelisa (Mac-Mail-Ciaran), abb. of 1661. John Lesley, tr. from Raphoe.
Millefont.* 1671. Robt. Lesley, tr. from Raphoe.
1195. Tigernach, MacGilla Ronan. 1672. Roger Boyle, tr. from Down and
1218. Donato Fidatra, tr. to Armagh. Connor.
1227. Nehemiah O’Brogan. 1691. Richd. Tennison, tr. from Killala.
1240. David O’Brogan. and Achonry; tr. to Meath.
1268. Michl. (MacAntsair), archdn. 1697. St. George Ash, tr. from Cloyne ;
1287. Matt. MacCatasaid I., chanc. of tr. to Derry.
Armagh. 1717. John Sterne, tr. from Dromore.
1316. Gelasius O'Banan. 1745. Robt. Clayton, tr. from Cork and
1320. Nicholas MacCatasaid, archdn. Ross.
1356. Bernard MacCamaill, archdn. 1758. John Garnet, tr. from Leighlin and
1361. Matt. MacCatasaid II., archdn. Ferns.
* * Odo O'Neal, chanc. of Armagh; d. | 1782. John Hotham, tr. from Ossory.
1370. 1796, Wm. Foster, tr. from Kilmore.
1370. O’Corcroin. 1798. John Porter, tr. from Killala.
1389. Arth. MacCamaill, archdn. 1819. Lord John Geo. de la Poer Beres-
1432. Peter Macguire, archdn. ; res. ford, tr. from Raphoe; tr. to
1449. Roger Macguire. Dublin.
1485. Edmd. Courcy, tr. to Ross. 1820. Hon. Percy Jocelyn, tr. from Leigh-
See vacant 8 years. lin and Ferns ; depr.
* * Nehemiah Clonin, res. 1502. 1822. Lord Robt. Ponsonby Tottenham,
1504. Patr. O'Conolly, abb. of St. Peter tr. from Ferns and Leighlin.
and St. Paul, Clonmacnois. See united to Armagh, 1850.
See “Archbishops of Armagh and bishops of Clogher,” post, p. 597.
* The family name of this bishop is lost; for those he is here called by are
assumed names, according to a custom often practised among ecclesiastics, to express
their devotion to Christ, or some Saint. Moelisa means “the servant of Christ ";
and Mac-Mail-Qiāran, “the son of the servant of St. Kiaran.”
* * *
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:
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
597.
º
ARCHIBISHOPS OF ARMAGH AND BISHOPS OF CILOGHER.
1850. Lord Geo. John de la Poer Beres-
ford,abp.of Armagh, above-named.
1862. Marcus Gervaise Beresford.
On his death, in 1886, Armagh and Clogher were again separated.
Wide infra.
ARCHIBISHOP OF ARMAGH.
1886. Robert Bent Knox, tr. from Down, &c., May 11.
BISHOP OF CLOGEIER.
1886. Chas. Maurice Slack, consec. June 29.
DEANS OF ARMAGH.
1238. Mauritius, or Maurus.
1256–7. Abraham O'Conellan, made abp.
Same year.
1256–7. Joseph.
1272. Brice.
1301 to 1330. Dionysius, or Denis.
1362. Patr. O'Kerry.
1372. Maurice Dovey, or O'Dove.
1397. Maurice O'Corry.
1406. Thos. O'Luchan, or O'Lucheran.
1425 to 1441. Denis O’Culean.
1443 to 1474. Chas. O'Niellan.
1483. Edmél. McCamaill.
1518. Edmd. McKamyll, or McCamaill.
1551. Terence Daniel, or Thirlagh O'Don-
nel. -
1590. Eugene Woods; d. 1610.
1610. Robt. Maxwell.
1622. Geo. Mackeston, or Makeson.
1635. Jas. Frey, L. P. Now. 15.
1636–7. Peter Wentworth.
1643. Wm. Sley.
1661. Fras. Marsh; bp. of Limerick, 1667.
1667. Jas. Downham, L. P. June 19; d.
1681.
DEANS OF
1390. Peter O'Heoghain.
1414. Donal O’Heoghain.
1427 to 1435. Philip.
1458. John M'Kathmoyll, or MacCamaill.
1498. Chas. Maguire ; d. 1498.
1505. Eugene MacCamaill.
1508. Wm. MacCaghwell, or MacCamaill.
1530. Odo.
1606. Robt. Openshaw, July 7.
1617. Robt. Barclay, Barkley, or Berke-
ley, L. P. Apr. 20.
Donald Clogh (? Robert).
Robt. Barkley (? again), Dec. 13.
John Hudson, Feb. 13; bp. of El-
phin, 1667.
1621.
1634.
1661.
1681. Barth. Vigors, L. P. June 29; bp. of
Ferns, 1690.
1691. Peter Drelincourt, L. P. Feb. 28;
d. 1722.
1722. Richd. Daniel, L. P. June 28; res.
t 1731.
1731. John Brandreth, L. P. Mar. 21; res.
1736.
1736. Jas Auchmuty, L. P. July 1 ; d.
1753.
1753. Anthy. Cope, L. P. Feb. 1; d. 1764.
1764. Benj, Barrington, L. P. July 7; res.
1768.
Hugh Hamilton, L. P. Apr. 23; bp.
of Clonfert, 1796.
Hon. Jas. Hewitt, L. P. Feb. 20; d.
1830.
Jas. Edwd. Jackson, L. P. Sept. 4;
d. 1841.
1841. Edwd. Gust. Hudson, L. P. Sept. 1;
| d. 1851.
1851. Brabazon Wm. Disney, L. P. Dee.
23; d. 1874.
| 1875. John Reeves.
1886. Geo. Alexr. Chadwick.
1768.
1796.
1830.
CLOGHER.
1662. One Thos. Gowen appears as claim-
ing the deanery, but never was
in possession.
John Roane, L. P. Aug. 19; bp. of
Killaloe, 1675. -
Richd. Tennison, L. P. Apr. 29;
bp. of Killala, 1681.
Jos. Williams, L. P. Apr. 20; d.
1716.
1667.
1675.
1682.
1716.
1724.
1728.
Wm. Gore, L. P. June 7 ; res. 1724.
Jonn. Smedley, L.P.Apr. 13; res. 1727.
Paschal Ducasse, L. P. Feb. 29; d.
1730.
Edwd. Cressett, L. P. July 4.
John Copping, inst. May 25.
1730.
1738.
598 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1743. Wm. Langton, L. P. Sept. 24; d. 1799. Lord John Geo. de la Poer Beresford,
1761. Dec.23; bp.of Cork and Ross, 1806.
1761, Edwd. Young, L. P. Sept. 29; bp. 1806. Richd. Bagwell, Feb. 21; d. 1825.
of Dromore, 1763. 1826. Hon. Robt. Wm. Hy. Maude, inst.
1763. Richd. Woodward, Aug. 27; bp. of May 27; d. 1861.
Cloyne, 1781. 1862. Ogle Wm. Moore, L. P. Jan. 21.
1781. Cadogan Keatinge, Mar. 2; d. 1799. 1874. Thos. Le Ban Kennedy.
DEANS OF LOUTH.
* * Donell, dean of Louth ; d. 1065. * * O'Robhartaigh, dean of Louth; d.
1081.
At a period now unknown, but supposed to be in the eleventh century, the bishopric
of Louth was united to that of Clogher.
DIOCESE OF MEATH, INCLUDING CLONARD AND
CLONMACNOIS.
THERE were formerly many episcopal sees in Meath, as Clonard, Duleek,
Kells, Trim, Ardbraccan, Dunshaughlin, and Slane, besides others of
less note. All of these, with the exception of Duleek and Kells, were
consolidated, and their common see fixed at Clonard, before the year
1152; at which time the divisions of the bishoprics in Ireland was made
by Cardinal Paparo. Subsequently Duleek and Kells were merged into
the general see.
The see of CLONARD was founded by St. Finian about 520. Bishop
Eugene, who succeeded in 1174, changed the name of the see to Meath,
but the see remained at Clonard until about 1206, when bishop Roch-
fort, of Meath, changed it to Newtown, near Trim, and made the abbey
church of St. Peter and St. Paul, which he had just founded for
Augustine canons, the cathedral. At the Reformation, King Henry
VIII. converted the church of St. Mary’s abbey at Ballymore, near
Loch Seudy, in Westmeath, into a cathedral for this see; but how long
it continued so is uncertain.
CLoNMACNo1s was founded by St. Keiran or Kiaran about 549. In
1568, on the death of bishop Wall, the see was united to Meath, and
that title was alone preserved by the succeeding bishops. The deans
of the united sees still take their title from Clonmacnois.
BISHOPS OF CLONARD.
520. St. Finian. | 733. Beglatneu.
563. Senach. 755. Fulertach.
* * Fiachre. 774. Algnied.
* * Colman. 778. Cormac I. (MacSuibay).
652. Ossenius. 828. Cormac II.
* * Ultan O'Cunga, 882. Rumold MacCathasach.
665. Becan. 919. Colman Mac Ailill.
687. Colman O'Heir. 924. Ferdomnach MacFlanagan.
700. Dubdan O’Foelan. 930. Mocteam.
716. Ailchu. 940. Malfechin.
726. Fienmale MacGirthid. 942. Bechan MacLactnan.
731. Tola MacDunchad. 971. Faithman.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
599
1010.
1028.
1043.
1055.
1061.
1092.
1110.
1174.
1194.
1224.
1227.
1230.
1250.
1287.
1321.
1327.
1350.
1353.
1369.
1380.
1386.
1402.
1413.
1430.
T 434.
1450.
1460.
1483.
1507.
1512.
1523.
1530.
1554.
1563.
1584.
1605.
1610.
549.
k
.
:
969.
3&
Tuethal O’Dunluing.
Cellach O'Clerchen.
Tuathal O’Follanmuin.
Tigernach Boircech.
Murchertach Mac Longsee.
Idunan.
Concovar.
1117.
1135.
1136.
1140.
1150.
1174.
Fiachry.
Christian O'Hagan.
Eochaid O'Kelly.
O’Follomar.
Eleutherius.
Eugene, who changed the name of
the see to Meath.
See “Bishops of Meath,” infra.
BISHOPS OF MEATH.
Eugene, above-named.
Simon Rochfort.
Deodatus.
Ralph le Petit, archdn. of Meath.
Richd. de la Corner, canon of St.
Patrick's, Dublin.
Hugh de Tachmon.
Thos. St. Leger.
John O'Carrol, tr. to Cork.
Wm. de St. Paul.
Wm. St. Leger, archdn. of Meath.
Nichs. Allen, abb. of St. Thomas,
near Dublin.
Steph. de Valle, dean of Limerick.
Wm. Andrew, tr. from Achonry.
Alexr. de Balscot, tr. from Ossory.
Robt. Montmain.
Edwd. Dantsey, archdn. of Cornwall.
Wm. Hudsor.
Wm. Silk.
Edmd. Ouldhal of Norwich.
Wm. Sherwood.
John Pain, or Payne.
Wm. Rokeby, tr. to Dublin.
Hugh Inge, tr. to Dublin.
Richd. Wilson.
Edwd. Staples, depr. 1554.
Wm. Walsh, depr. 1560.
Hugh Brady.
In 1568 the see of Clonmacnois was
united to or merged in that of
Meath, the latter title being alone
preserved.
Thos. Jones, tr. to Dublin.
Roger Dod, dean of Salop.
Geo. Montgomery, dean of Norwich;
bp. of Derry, Raphoe, and
Clogher.
|
1621.
1625.
1660.
1661.
1682.
1697.
1705.
1716.
1724.
1727.
1732.
1734.
1744.
1758.
1765.
1766.
1798.
1823.
1840.
1842.
1850.
1852.
1866.
1876.
1885.
Jas. Ussher, tr. to Armagh.
Anth. Martin, dean of Waterford.
Hy. Leslie, tr. from Down and
Connor.
Hy. Jones, tr. from Clogher.
Anthy. Dopping, tr. from Kildare.
Richd. Tennison, tr. from Clogher.
Wm. Moreton, tr. from Kildare.
John Evans, tr. from Bangor.
Hy. Downs, tr. from Elphin; tr. to
Derry.
Ralph Lambert, tr. from Dromore.
Welbore Ellis, tr. from Kildare.
Arth. Price, tr. from Leighlin, &c.;
tr. to Cashel.
Hy. Maule, tr. from Dromore.
Hon. Hy. Carmichael, tr. from Ferns,
&c.; tr. to Dublin.
Richd. Pocock, tr. from Ossory.
Arth. Smythe, tr. from Down, &c.;
tr. to Dublin.
Hon. Hy. Maxwell, tr. from Dro-
In 10 re.
Thos. Lewis O’Beirne, tr. from
Ossory.
Nathl. Alexander, tr. from Down
and Connor.
Chas. Dickenson, Dec.
Edwd. Stopford, consec. Nov. 6.
Thos. Stewart Townshend, dean of
Lismore, Oct. 3.
Joseph Henderson Singer.
Saml. Butcher.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket; tr.
to Dublin.
Chas. Parsons Reichel, dean of Clon-
macnois, consec. Sept. 30.
BISHOPS OF CLONMACNOIS.
St. Riaran, the founder.
St. Tigernach.
Baitan (O'Cormac), d. 663.
* 3& 3&
Joseph, of Rosmore, d. 839.
Moeldarius, d. 886.
Cropery, or Corprey Crom, d. 899.
Colman, d. 924.
Cormac O'Killeen, d. 964.
Tuathal, d. 969.
Durichad O’Braoin, res.
:
*
|
|
|
t
| 1220.
* *
:
:
Ectigern O’Frgain, d. 1052.
Colocair, d. 1067.
Ailill O’Harretaigh, d. 1070.
Christian O'Hectigern, d. 1103.
Donald O’Dubhai, d. 1136.
Moriertach O'Melider, seated here in
1152.
Tigernach O'Moeleoin, d. 1172.
Mureach O'Murrechan, d. 1213.
Edan O'Maily, d. 1220.
Maelrony O'Modein.
(600 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1230 Hugh O'Malone. | * * O'Galachor, d. 1397.
1236. Elias. 1398. Peter, abb. of Granard
Thomas. 1411. Philip O'Moeil.
1252. Thos. O'Quin. 1423. David Brendoc.
See vacant nearly 2 years. See vacant some years
!," * Gilbert, res. 1281. 1427. Cormac MacCoughlan.
See vacant 2 years. 1444. John Oldais.
* *
1290. Wm. O'Duffy. John, d. 1486.
1298. Wm. O’Findan, abb. of Kilbeggan. 1487. Walter Blake, canon of Enaghdune.
See vacant some years. 1508. Thomas.
1303. Donald O’Brian. 1516. Quintin.
* * Lewis O'Daly, d. 1337. 1538. Richard Hogar.
* * Henry, d. 1367. 1539. Florence Gerawan.
* * Richard. 1556. Peter Wall.
* * Philip, d. 1888. See merged in Meath, 1568.
1390. Milo Cory. See ante, pp. 598–9.
DEANS OF CLONMACNOIS.
1236. Thomas. 1697. Theoph. Harrison (? again).
1280. Gilbert. 1720. Anthy. Dopping, inst. July 2; bp.
1426. Cormac MacCoghlan. of Ossory, 1741.
1459. Odo O’Molan, or Malone. 1742. John Owen, Feb. 18; d. 1760.
1561. Wm. Flynn, Jan. 27. 1761. Arth. Champagnè, Mar. 13; d. 1800.
1579. Miler M'Clery. 1800. Chas. Mongan Warburton, Nov. or
1601. Wm. Leicester, Lester, or Lyster. Dec. 20; bp. of Limerick 1806.
1628. Marcus Lynch, or Lynche, May 18. 1806. Thos. Vesey Dawson, Aug. 11; d.
1629. Richd. Price, Mar. 31. w 1811.
1633. Saml. Clarke, inst. Aug. 29. 1811. Hy. Roper, Dec. 6; d. 1847.
1634. Wm, Burley, June 25. 1847. Richd. Butler, Dec. ; d. 1862.
1640. Wm. Meyler, or Meales. 1862. John Brownlow.
1661. John PCerdiffe. 1882. Chas Parsons Reichel; bp. Meath,
1668. Hy. Cottingham, Oct. 15. 1885.
1681. Theoph. Harrison, inst. Oct. 21. 1885. Fras. Hy. Swift.
16—. Steph. Handcock.
DIOCESE OF DERRY AND RAPHOE.
THE see of DERRY, when first founded, was placed at Ardsrath, whence
it was translated, about 597, to Maghera, and in 1158 to Derry, when
Flathbert O’Brolcan, abbot of Derry, was made bishop of it. Flath-
bert built the cathedral in 1164; and the edifice becoming ruinous,
it was rebuilt by the colony of Londoners who settled here in the reign
of James I.
It is difficult to determine the time when the see of RAPHOE was
founded. St. Columb-Cile founded a monastery here, which was after-
wards enlarged and repaired by other holy men; but it is the general
opinion, that St. Eunan erected the church into a cathedral, and was
the first bishop of the see. History is very defective in the account of
his successors, until the arrival of the English.
On the death of bishop Bissett, in 1834, DERRY and RAPHOE were
united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF DERRY.
1158. Flathbert O'Brolcan. 1173. Amlave O'Coffy.
* * Maurice O'Coffy, or O'Dubthaic ; d. 1185. Florence O’Cherballen, or Carel-
1173. lan I.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES'
601
1230.
1279.
1295.
1297.
1316.
1319.
* 3:
* +&
1401.
~k K.
* 3:
1429.
1458.
1466.
1485.
1507.
1529.
1551.
1603.
1605.
1261.
1266.
1275.
1299.
1306.
1319.
* *
1366.
1397.
1399.
1414.
German, or Gervase O'Cherballen,
or Carellan. -
Florence O'Cherballen, or Carellan II.
Huny of Ardagh.
Jeffry Maglathin.
Odo O’Neal.
Michl. MacLaghlin.
Simon ; seated here in 1367.
John Dongan, tr. to Down, 1395.
See 6 years vacant.
John, abb. of Moycoscain.
Wm. Quaplode.
Donald, seated here in 1423; res.
John.
Barth. O'Flanagan.
See vacant 3 years.
Nichs. Weston, canon of Armagh.
Donald O'Fallon.
See vacant 7 years.
Thos. MacMasson, prior of Knock.
Roderick O'Donnell, dean of Raphoe.
Eugene Magenis.
Denis Campbell, a native of Scot-
land, and dean of Limerick, was
nominated to the sees of Derry,
Raphoe, and Clogher, but d. in
London, July 1603, before conse-
cration.
Geo. Montgomery, dean of Nor-
wich ; made bp. of Derry, Raphoe
and Clogher ; tr. to Meath.
1610.
1612.
1616.
1634.
1660.
1666.
1679.
1681.
1691.
1703.
1714.
| 1717.
1718.
1727.
1735.
1743.
1745.
1747.
1768.
1803.
1831.
Brutus Babington. -
See vacant nearly 2 years.
John Tanner. See Dromore.
Geo. Downham.
John Bramhall, archdn. of Meath ;
tr. to Armagh.
Geo. Wild.
Robt. Mossom, dean of Christ
Church, Dublin.
Michl. Ward, tr. from Ossory.
Ezekiel Hopkins.
Wm. King, tr. to Dublin.
Chas. Hickman.
John Hartstonge, tr. from Ossory.
St. Geo. Ash, tr. from Clogher.
Wm. Nicholson, tr. from Carlisle;
tr. to Cashel. *.
Hy. Downs, tr. from Meath.
Thos. Rundle, preb. of Durham.
Carew Reynell, tr. from Down and
Connor.
Geo. Stone, tr. from Kildare ; tr. to
Armagh.
Wm. Barnard, tr. from Raphoe.
Hon. Fred. Hervey, aft. E. of Bris-
tol; tr. from Cloyne.
Hon. Wm. Knox, tr. from Killaloe.
Hon. Richd. Ponsonby, tr. from
Rillaloe.
See united to Raphoe, 1834.
See “Bishops of Derry and Raphoe,” post, p. 602.
BISHOPS OF RAPHOE,
St. Eunan, founder, and first bp. of
Raphoe.
Moelbrigid, or Brigidian Mac Dor-
nan, tr. to Armagh.
Malduin Mac Kinfalaid, d. about
930.
AEngus, or Æneas O'Lapain, d. 957.
Muredach O’Dubthaigh.
. Gilbert O'Caran, tr. to Armagh.
His immediate Sºlccessors uncertain.
* •k * -k
. Moelisa O’Dorigh,
Patr. O'Scanlain, tr.
1261.
John de Alento, res. on account of
bad health.
Carbrac O'Scoba.
Florence O'Ferral.
Thos. O'Nathain, archdn.
Hy. Mac-an-Crossain.
Thos. Mac Cormac O'Donnel, abbot
of Ashroe.
Patr. Magonail, seated here in 1360.
Richd. MacCrossain.
John.
Cornelius MacCarmic.
Anthony.
Robt. Mubire.
to Armagh
1415.
1419.
1442.
* *
1484.
1605.
1611.
1633.
1661.
1671.
1682,
1693.
1701
1702
*
John MacCarmic.
Laurence O'Galachor I.
See vacant 4 years.
John MacGilbride.
Laurence O'Galachor
here in 1469.
Menelaus MacCarmacan.
Cornelius O'Cahan, seated here in
1550. Y.
Donat Magonail, seated here in
1563; he assisted at the council
of Trent, and d. 1589.
The see remained vacant until
Geo. Montgomery; he held this see
in conjunction with Clogher and
Derry; tr. to Meath.
Andr. Knox, tr. from Orkney.
John Leslie, tr. from Orkney; tr.
to Clogher.
Robt. Lesley, tr. from Dromore; tr.
to Clogher.
Ezekiel Hopkins, tr. to Derry.
Wrm. Smith, tr. from Killala and
Achonry; tr. to Kilmore.
Alexr. Cairncross, formerly abp. of
Glasgow.
Robt. Huntington.
John Pooley, tr. from Cloyne.
II., seated
602
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1713. Thos. Lindsay, tr. from Killaloe; tr.
to Armagh.
1714. Edwd. Singe, tr. to Tuam.
1716. Nichs. Forster, tr. from Killaloe.
1744. Wm. Barnard, dean of Rochester;
tr. to Derry.
Philip Twisden.
Robt. Downes, tr. from Down and
Connor.
1747.
1753.
1763. John Oswald, tr. from Dromore.
1780. Jas. Hawkins, tr. from Dromore.
1807. Ld. John Geo. de la Poer Beresford,
tr. from Cork and Ross; tr. to
Clogher.
1819. Wm. Magee, dean of Cork; tr. to
Dublin.
1822. Wm. Bissett, chapl. to lá. Wellesley,
then ld. lieut.
See united to Derry in 1834,
See “Bishops of Derry and Raphoe,” nfra.
BISEIOPS OF DERRY AND RAPHOE.
1834. Hon. Richd. Ponsonby, bp. of Derry,
above-named.
1853. Wm. Higgin, tr. from Limerick.
1867. Wm. Alexander.
DEANS OF DERRY.
1294.
I319.
1365.
1388.
1397.
1428.
Peter.
Thomas.
Arth. McBruyn (McBrien).
Wm. White.
Wm. McCamaill.
Donat, or Donald, O'Cherballen, or
Carellan.
Dermot.
Name not given.
15—. Wm. McTagart.
1612. Wm. Webbe, Mar. 2.
1621 or 1622. Hy. Sutton, May 3.
1635. Michl. Wandesford, L. P. Nov. 9;
d. 1637.
Jas. Margetson,
1639.
Godfrey Rhodes, L. P. Feb. 26.
1440.
1540.
1637. Dec. 22; res.
1640.
16—. Peter Wentworth.
1661. Geo. Beaumont, Nov. 8.
1663. Geo. Holland, L. P. Nov. 16.
1670–1. Wm. Lightburne, June 4; d. 1671.
1672. John Lesley, inst. Jan. 11.
1672. Peter Manby, Sept. 17.
16902. Peter Morris; d. 1690.
1691. Thos. Wallis, Feb. 10; d. 1695.
1695. Coote Ormsby, Sept. 9; d. 1699–
1700.
DEANS OF
1397. Florence.
1419–20. Laurence (or Loughlin), O'Gal-
chor; d. 1438.
Cornelius McGille wride.
Donald.
Menelaus McCarmacan.
Roderick O’Donnell; bp. of Derry,
1529.
Edmd. O'Gallagher.
John Albright, L. P. Dec. 3.
Phelim O'Doghertie, L. P. July 22.
Archd. Adair, L. P. Nov. 4; bp. of
Killala 1630.
Alexr. Cunningham, L. P. Apr. 27 ;
d. 1660.
1438.
1442.
1484.
15—.
1535.
1603.
1609.
1622.
1630.
1700.
John Bolton, Feb. 20; d. 1724.
1724.
Geo. Berkeley, May 2; bp.
Cloyne, 1733.
Geo. Stone, dean of Ferns, L. P.
Mar. 11; bp. of Ferns, 1740.
Robt. Downes, Aug. 4; bp. of Ferns,
1744.
Arth. Smyth, Aug. 28 ; bp. of Clon-
fert, 1752.
Hon. Philip Sydney Smyth, Apr. 7.
Thos. Barnard, May 26; bp. of Kil-
laloe, 1780.
Wm. Cecil Pery, Feb. 17; bp. of
Killala, 1781.
Edwd. Emly, L. P. May 25; res.
1783.
John Hume, L. P. Mar, 14.
Jas. Saurin, Apr. 7; bp. of Dro-
more, 1819.
Thos. Bunbury Gough, L. P. Jan.
28; d. 1860.
Hugh Usher Tighe, L. P. July 13;
d. 1874.
Chas. Seymour.
John Gwyn, dean of Raphoe.
Andr. Ferguson Smyly.
of
1734.
1740.
1744.
1752.
1769.
1780.
1781.
1783.
1818.
1820.
1860.
1874.
1882,
1883.
RAPHOE.
1661. John Lesley, L. P. Feb. 9 ; res.
same year.
John Wellwood, L. P. June 25;
d. 1670.
Thos. Buttolph, L. P. Oct. 30.
Capel Wiseman, Aug. 19; bp. of
Dromore, 1683.
1661.
1671.
1676.
1683. Nathl. Wilson, L. P. Sept. 15;
bp. of Limerick, 1691.
1692. John French, L. P. Jan. 21; d.
1725.
1725. Wm. Cotterill, June 26 ; bp. of
Ferns and Leighlin, 1743.
Arthr. Smyth, L. P. Mar. 30; res.
1744.
1743.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES 603
1744. Anthy. Thompson, L. P. Sept. 1795. Richd. Allot, L. P. July 10; d.
14 1832
1757. Wm. Barker, June 17; d. 1776. 1832. Ld. Edwd. Chichester, L.P. Apr. 28.
1776. Thos. Bray. 1873. John Gwyn; dean of Derry, 1882.
1776. Jas. King, Oct. 25; d. 1795. 1882. Edwd. Bowen.
DIOCESES OF DOWN, CONNOR, AND DROMORE.
THE SEE OF Down is said to have been founded by St. Carlan, about
499, but lists of its bishops generally commence with Malachy O'Morgair,
who succeeded in 1137. The prior bishops are sometimes styled bishops
of Dundalethglass, but this see is generally included in that of Connor.
The first Bishop of Connor was Ængus Macnisius, or St. Macnise,
who died about 507. The ancient name of this see was Dailnaraigh.
The see of DROMORE was founded by St. Colman about 556.
Down AND CONNOR appear to have been always intimately connected.
It is probable that prior to the appointment of bishop Malachy
O'Morgair in 1137 they were united, or, rather, that Down was included
in Connor. In 1442 the two sees were permanently united.
On the death of bishop Saurin, in 1842, Down, CoNNOR, AND DROMORE
were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF DOWN.
* * St. Cailan, seated here in 499. 1258. Regd., tr. to Cloyne.
* * St. Fergus; d. 583. 1266. Thos. Lidell.
No mention is made of any bishop | 1276. Nicholas.
of this see with any certainty for | 1305. Thomas Kettel.
Some centuries; Fingen, Flag- || 1314. Thos. Bright, prior of Down.
hertack, and Samuel are named, See vacant 2 years.
but without good authority. 1329. Ralph, or Thomas, of Kilmessan.
* *}{. 36. k 1353. Richd. Calfe I, , prior of Down.
1137. Malachy I. (O'Morgair), tr. from 1365. William.
Armagh; d. 1368. John Logan, archdn.
1148. Malachy II. (MacInclericuir). 1369. Richd. Calfe II.
1175. Gelasius (MacCormac). 1387. John Ross.
1176. Malachy III. 1395. John Dongam, tr. from Derry.
1202. Ralph, abb. of Melrose. 1413. John Cely, depr. 1441.
1213. Thomas. See united to Connor 1442.
1237. Ranulph.
See “Bishops of Down and Connor,” post, p. 604.
EISHOPS OF CONNOR.
* * St. Ængus Macnisius; d. 507. 1183. Reginald.
Lugade, Dima, Duchonna, Æge- | * * Christian O’Kerney, abb. of St.
dearus, and Malbrigid, are men- Columb, Derry; d. 1210.
tioned by some as bishops of this No account of his successor.
see, but without certainty. 1225. Eustachius, archdn.
1124. Malachy O'Morgair, tr. to Armagh. 1242. Adam, abb. of Warden, Bedford-
1152 Patr, O'Bainan, res. shire.
1172. Nehemiah. 1245. Isaac, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
604
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1257.
1261.
1264.
1274.
1293.
* +
1321.
1322.
1442,
1451.
1456.
1469.
>k >k
>k >k
>k 2k
1541.
1568.
1573.
1593.
1596.
1602.
1606.
1612,
1613.
1635.
1660.
1227.
1245.
* +
* 3.
*}{ *
1309.
1369.
* %
1382.
* +
1408.
1410.
1419.
William, of Port Royal.
Wm. de Hay.
Robert, of Flanders.
Peter, of Dunath.
John.
Richard, seated here before 1320.
Jas. Couplith.
John, of Eglescliffe, tr. to Llandaff.
1324. Jas. Kerney.
1353. Wm. Mercier archdn. of Kildare.
1376. Paul.
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>k >k
× 5]:
>k ×
John, seated here in 1411.
Eugene, seated here in 1427.
Cornelius.
John, seated here before 1440.
See united to Down, 1442.
See Bishops of Down and Connor,” infra.
BISHOPS OF DOWN AND CONNOR.
John, bp. of Connor, above-named.
Robt. Rochfort.
Thomas.
Thady.
Richd. Wolsey; d. about 1502.
Tiberius; d. about 1526.
Robt. Blyth, abb. of Thorney, Cam-
bridgeshire; res.
Eugene Magenis.
John Merriman.
Hugh Allen, tr. to Ferns.
Edwd. Edgeworth.
John Charden.
Robt. Humston.
John Todd, dean of Cashel; he held
the see of Dromore in commendam
with this; depr.
Jas. Dundas, chanter of Moray in
Scotland.
Robt. Echlin.
Hy. Leslie, dean of Down: tr. to
Meath.
Jeremy Taylor, also bp. of Dromore
in 1661.
1667.
1672.
1694.
1695.
1699.
1721,
1739.
1743.
I752.
1752.
1753.
1765.
1783.
1804.
1823.
Roger Boyle, tr. to Clogher.
Thos. Hacket, depr.
Saml. Foley.
Edwd. Walkington, archdn. of
Ossory, and chapl. to the ho. of
COIOIſl.
Edwd. Smith, dean of St. Patrick’s
Fras. Hutchinson.
Carew Reynell, tr. to Derry.
John Ryder, tr. from Killaloe; tr.
to Tuam.
John Whitcombe, tr. from Clonfert ;
tr. to Cashel.
Robt. Downes, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin; tr. to Raphoe.
Arth. Smyth, tr. from Clonfert ; tr.
to Meath.
Jas. Trail, chapl. to the ld, lieut.
Wm. Dickson, chapl. to the lă.
lieut.
Nathl. Alexander, tr. from Killaloe;
tr. to Meath.
Richd. Mant, tr. from Killaloe.
See united to Dromore, 1842.
See “Bishops of Down, Connor, and Dromore,” post, p. 605.
BISHOPS OF DROMO.R.E.
St. Colman, a Florentine, about 556.
There are no certain accounts of the
successors of St. Colman, till
after the arrival of the English.
It is probable that this see was
united to Armagh, as its revenues
were then very inconsiderable.
-X. -X. % *
Gerard, abbot of Mellifort.
Andrew, archdn.
Tigernach I., seated here before 1287.
Gervase, about 1290.
Tigernach II., d. 1309.
Florence MacDonegan, canon.
Christopher.
Cornelius.
John O'Lannube.
John Volcan, tr. to Ossory, 1404.
See vacant 4 years.
Richd. Messing.
John, res.
Nichs. Waltro.
1427.
1434.
1440.
1489.
1500.
% is
1504.
1511.
1536.
1550.
1606.
1613.
1660.
David of Chirbury.
Thos. Scrope, alias Bradley; res.
Thos. Radcliffe.
Geo. Brann, tr. to Elphin.
William.
Galeatius, d. 1504.
John Baptist.
Thady.
Quintin Cogley.
Arth. Magenis.
John Todd, also bp. of Down and
Connor, q. v. ; depr. 1611.
John Tanner was, in 1611, app. by
James I. to succeed by). Tod; but
the bishopric of Derry just then
falling void by the death of bp.
Babington, he was advanced to
that see.
See vacant 2 years.
Theoph. Buckworth ; d. 1652.
See vacant 8 years.
Robt. Lesley, tr. to Raphoe.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
605
1661.
1667,
1670.
1683.
1695.
1713.
1717.
1727.
1732.
1744.
1745.
1842.
1541.
1609.
1622.
1623.
1627.
1635.
1662.
1664.
I669.
1682.
1683.
1709.
1717.
1609.
1615.
1628.
1640.
1661.
1667.
1679.
1694.
1704.
1710
Jeremy Taylor, also bp. of Down
and Connor.
Geo. Rust.
Essex Digby, dean of Cashel.
Capel Wiseman, dean of Raphoe.
Tobias Pullen, tr. from Cloyne.
John Sterne, dean of St. Patrick's ;
tr. to Clogher.
Ralph Lambert, dean of Down; tr.
to Meath.
Chas. Cobbe, tr. from Killala and
Achonry; tr. to Kildare.
Hy. Maule, tr. from Cloyne; tr. to
Meath.
Thos. Fletcher, Dean of Down; tr.
to Kildare.
Jemmet Brown, tr. from Killaloe;
tr. to Cork and Ross.
1745.
1763.
1765.
1766.
1775.
1780.
1782.
1811.
1812.
1819.
Geo. Marlay (?).
John Oswald, tr. from Clonfert; tr.
to Raphoe.
Edwd. Young, tr. to Ferns and
Leighlin.
Hon. Hy. Maxwell, tr. to Meath.
Wm. Newcombe, tr. to Ossory.
Jas. Hawkins, tr. to Raphoe.
Hon. Wm. Beresford, tr. to Ossory.
Thos. Percy, dean of Carlisle.
Geo. Hall, prov. of Trinity College,
Dublin. '
John Leslie, dean of Cork; tr. to
Elphin.
Jas. Saurin, archdn. of Dublin, and
dean of Derry.
See united to Down and Connor
1842.
See “Bishops of Down, Connor, and Dromore,” infra.
BISHOPS OF DOWN, CONNOR, AND DROMORE,
Richd. Mant, bp. of Down and Con-
nor, above-named.
1849.
1886.
Robt. Knox, Apr. 14.
Wm. Reeves, consec. June 29.
IDEANS OF DOWN.
Connor Magennis, McGenis, McGin-
nis, or McGanysa.
John Gibson, July 20.
John Yorke, Oct. 18.
Robt. Dawson, Nov. 25 ; bp. of
Clonfert, 1627.
Hy. Leslie, L. P. May 30; made bp.
1635.
Wm. Coote, Oct. 14.
Thos. Bayley, Feb. 13.
Danl. Wytter, L. P. Mar. 19; bp. of
Rillaloe, 1669.
Wm. Sheridan, Aug. 25; bp. of Kil-
more, 1681.
Benjm. Phipps, L. P. Apr. 24.
John McNeale, L. P. Jan. 9; d.
1709.
Ralph Lambert, May 10; bp. of
Dromore, 1717.
Benjn. Pratt, June 17.
1722.
1724.
1731.
1739.
1744.
1768.
1787.
1817.
1831.
1839.
1856.
1876.
1887.
Chas. Fairfax, Feb. 21.
Wm. Gore, L. P. Jan.
1731.
Richd. Daniel, Feb. 18; d. 1739.
Thos. Fletcher, Oct. 4; bp. of Dro-
more, 1744.
Patr. Delany, July 16; d. 1768.
Jas. Dickson, July 2; d. 1787.
Hon. Wm. Annesley, June 16; d.
I817.
Hon. Edmd. Knox, Aug. 2; bp. of
Killaloe, 1831.
Hon. Thos. Plunket, Oct. 8; bp. of
Tuam, 1839.
Theoph. Blakeley, L. P. May 11; d.
1855.
Thos. Woodward, L. P. Jan. 20; d.
1874.
Edwd. B. Moeran.
Edwd. Maguire.
20; d.
DEANS OF CONNOR.
Milo Whale, res. 1615.
Robt. Openshaw, Dec. 23.
Richd. Shuckburgh, Jumo 23.
Robt. Price, Apr. 1; bp. of Ferns
and Leighlin, 1660.
Fras. Marsh, Feb. 8 ; res.
Geo. Rust, L. P. Aug. 3; bp. of
Dromore, 1667.
Patr. Sheridan, L. P. Nov. 9; bp. of
Cloyne, 1679.
Thos. Ward, Apr. 28.
Geo. Walter Story, Dec. 19.
Martin Baxter, Dec. 21. -
. Eugene (or Owen) Lloyd, Feb. 28.
1739.
1743.
1775.
1802.
1811.
(?) Geo. Cuppage, d. 1743.
John Walsh, June 20, d. 1775.
Richd. Dobbs, June 19 ; d. 1802.
Thos. Graves, L. P. Apr. 29; res.
1811.
Theoph. Blakeley,
May 4; res.
1824. 3.
. Hy. Leslie, L. P. Jan 10; res.
1838.
. John Chaine, L. P. Feb. 26; res.
1855.
5. Geo. Bull, L. P. Sept. 13.
. Jno. Walton Murray.
606 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DEANS OF DROMO.R.E.
1309. Patrick. 1724. John Hamilton, May 2; d. 1729.
1369. Augustus. 1729. Saml. Hutchinson, Nov. 6; bp. of
1604. Isaac Plume, Feb. 1. Rillala, 1759.
1609. Wm. Todd. 1759. Walter Cope, Aug. 17; bp. of Clon-
1621. Thos. Wilson, Nov. 27. fert, 1772.
1622. Jno. Wall, June 15. 1772. Hon. Jos. Deane Bourke, L. P.,
1623. Robt. Dawson, July 9. Mar. 4; abp. of Tuam, 1772.
1629. Wm. Moore, Feb. 10. 1772. Ralph or Raphael Walsh, Oct. 6; d.
1635. Geo. Synge, Feb. 21 ; bp. of 1808.
Cloyne, 1638. 1809. Jas. Mahon, Jan. 6.
1638. Robt. Forward, L. P., Nov. 26. 1841. Wm. Hy. Wynne; elected by the
1642. Nichs. Graves, Mar. 21. chapter.
1673. Wm. Smyth, Aug. 23; bp. of Kil- 1842. Holt Waring, L. P., Nov. 10; d.
lala, 1681. 1850.
1681. John Leslie, May 5; d. 1721. 1850. Dan. Bagot, L. P., Nov. 26.
1722. Hy. Leslie, Feb. 5. 1876. Jeffrey Lefroy.
Geo. Berkeley, L. P., Feb. 16; 1885. Hy. Stewart.
dean of Derry, 1724. 1887. Theophs. Campbell.
DIOCESES OF KILMORE, ELPHIN, AND ARDAGH.
RILMoRE signifies a great church. The bishops of Kilmore borrowed
their title from a territory called Brefiny or Brefne : they were some-
times called Brefinienses, and sometimes Triburnenses (bishops of Tri-
burna); because they are said to have had their residence near a village
of that name; but in 1454, Andrew Mac Brady, bishop of Triburna,
erected the parish church of St. Fedlemid or Felimy, which he found
to be in a more commodious situation, into a cathedral.
St. Patrick founded a cathedral at ELPHIN about the middle of the
fifth century, and placed over it St. Asicus, a monk, whom he conse-
crated bishop. After some centuries, and a little before the arrival of
the English, Elphin was enriched with many large estates, on its union
with the see of Roscommon; and the sees of Ardcarn, Drumclive, and
others of less note, were also annexed to it. By these unions, the see
of Elphin became one of the richest in Ireland.
ARDAGH is among the most ancient sees in Ireland, having been
founded by St. Patrick, who made his nephew the first bishop. In 1742,
Ardagh was joined to or held in commendam with Tuam until that
archdiocese was reduced to a bishopric, on the death of Archbishop
Trench, in 1839.
ARDAGH was held in commendam by the bishops of KILMoRE during
the first half of the seventeenth century, and the two sees were united
in 1661. On the deprivation of bishop Sheridan, in 1691, they were
separated for a short time, but were again re-united under bishop Smith,
in 1693. They were again separated in 1742, and ARDAGH was then
united to or held in commendam with Tuam.
On the death of bishop Trench, of Tuam, in 1839, KILMoRE and
ARDAGH were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37, and on the death of
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
607
bishop Beresford, in 1841, KILMoRE, ELPHIN, and ARDAGH were united
under the same Statute.
* *
1231.
1251.
1286.
1307.
1314.
* *
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1389.
* }{
1396.
* };
1421.
* *
1456.
* *
1464.
1489.
1511.
1541.
1585.
1603.
1612.
1629.
754.
3. *
BISHOPS OF KILMORE AND OF KILMORE AND ARDA.G.H.
See Introduction, ante, p. 606.
RILMORE ONLY.
Florence O’Conacty; d. 1231.
Congolach MacEneol.
Simon O’Ruirk.
Maurice; abbot of the convent B.V.
at Kells.
Matt. MacDuibne
Patrick.
Cornelius MacConoma; d. 1355.
Rd. O'Reley; d. 1370.
Thomas, of Rushop.
John O'Reley; d. 1393.
See vacant 3 years.
Roderick Brady.
Nichs. Brady; d. 1421.
Donat.
Andr. MacBrady, archdn. ; d. 1456.
Thady.
Fursey Mac Duibne; d. 1464.
John.
Thos. Brady.
Dermod.
Edmd. Nugent.
John or Richd. Brady; promoted to
this see by the pope's authority;
depr. by sir John Perrot, ld, dep.
by whose recommendation
John Garvey, dean of Christ-Church,
Dublin, was app.; tr. to Armagh.
See vacant till 1603.
RILMORE AND ARDAGH.
Robt. Draper.
Thos. Moygne, dean of St. Patrick's,
Dublin.
Wm. Bedell.
1643.
1681.
1714.
1727.
1742.
1757.
1772.
1774.
1790.
1796.
1802.
1839.
1672.
1693.
1699.
Robt. Maxwell, dean of Armagh ;
bp. of Kilmore only until 1661, and
then bp. of Kilmore and Ardagh.
Fras. Marsh, tr. from Limerick; tr.
to Dublin.
Wm. Sheridan, dean of Down ; depr.
for not taking the oaths, 1691.
Wm. Smith, tr. from Raphoe.
Edw. Wetenhall, tr. from Cork and
Ross.
Timothy Godwin, archdn. of Oxford :
tr. to Cashel. *
Josiah Hort, tr. from Leighlin and
Ferns : tr. to Tuam, to which see
Ardagh then became attached.
See “Archbishops of Tuam,” post,
p. 611.
FCILMORE ONLY.
Jos. Story, tr. from Killaloe, &c.
John Craddock, tr. to Dublin.
Dennis or Denison Cumberland, tr.
from Clonfert.
Geo. Lewis Jones, chapl. to Earl
Harcourt,ld.-lieut.; tr. to Kildare.
Wm. Foster, tr. from Cork and
Ross; tr. to Clogher.
Hon. Chas. Brodrick, tr. from Clon-
fert, &c.; tr. to Cashel.
Geo. de la Poer Beresford, tr. from
Clonfert.
KILMORE AND ARDAGH.
Geo. de la Poer Beresford, above-
named. On his death in 1841
Kilmore and Ardagh were united to
Elphin under bp.Leslie of that see.
See “Bishops of Kilmore, Elgin, and Ardagh, post, p. 608.
BISHOPS OF ARDAGH.
St. Mell, before 454; d. 488.
. St. Melchuo.
* * 3& •k.
St. Erard.
Ceili; d. 1048.
3& + *
Macrait O'Moran ; d. 1168.
Christian O'Heothy ; d. 1179.
O'Tirleman; d. 1187.
O'Hislenan; d. 1189.
Adam O'Murredai; d. 1217.
. Robt., abb. of St. Mary's, Dublin.
. Simon MacGraith.
. Jos. Magodaig, archdn.
. Jocelin O’Tormaig.
. Brendan Magodaig.
. Milo, of Dunstable.
1331.
1347.
1373.
1378.
1396.
* *
1418.
1445.
1460.
* *
* *
1508.
1541.
1290.
1367.
Matt. O'Heothy.
John Mageoir, or Magee.
See vacant 3 years.
Owen O'Ferral, archdn.
Wm. MacCasac.
Chas. O'Ferral.
John O'Fraic.
Gilbert MacBrady.
Adam Lyns; d. 1416.
Cornelius O'Ferral.
1425–7. Richd. O'Ferral.
MacSamrhadhan,
Cormac.
Wm. O'Ferral (uncertain).
Thos. O'Congalan; d. 1508.
Owen.
Richd. Ferral, abb. of Granard.
608
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1553.
1633.
1692.
1168.
1174.
* }{.
1215.
1224.
* }{:
1244.
1245.
1246.
1260.
1262.
1266.
1285.
1296.
1303.
1308.
1310.
1313.
1326.
1356.
1372.
1405.
1418.
* *
+ +
+ +
1499.
1841.
Pat. MacMahon.
Vacant from 1577, to the ap-
pointment of
. Disach Ferral.
Robt. Draper, Thos. Moygne, and
Wm. Bedell.
See these prelates under Kilmore,
ante. p. 607; Bedell res. Ardagh,
in 1630, but retained Kilmore,
John Richardson, archdn. of Derry.
Robt. Maxwell, Fras. Marsh, and
Wm. Sheridan.
See these prelates under Kilmore, |
ante, p. 607.
|Ulysses Burgh.
On the deprivation of bp. Sheridan,
Ardagh, which had gone, with
Filmore from the restn. of Charles
II., was now separated from it,
and Ulysses Burgh, dean of Emly
promoted to it by William and
Mary in 1692. Bp. Burgh d. the
same year, and the union of the
two sees was restored under bp.
Smith. In 1742 Ardagh was once
more disjoined from Kilmore, and
was held in commendam with that
of Tuam, until the death of abp
Trench in 1839. See “Arch-
bishops of Tuam,” post, pp
611–3. In 1839, Ardagh was
again united to Kilmore.
See “Bishops of Kilmore and Ardagh,” ante, p. 607.
BISHOPs of ELPHIN.
St. Asicus; seated here in the fifth
century.
36 •k *
Donnald O'Dubhai, or O'Duffy, bp.
of Clonmacnois ; d. 1136.
Flanachan O’Dubhai, or O’Duffy.
Moelisa O'Conactain.
Florence MacRiagan O'Mulrony;
d. 1195.
Ardgall O'Connor.
Denis O'Mulkyran, bp. of Ardcarn.
Denis O'Morda ; res. 1229; d. 1231.
Donat O'Connor.
John, archdn.
Cornelius Rufus.
Thos., or Tumultach O'Connor, dean
of Achonry; tr. to Tuam.
Milo O'Connor, archdn. of Clonmac-
In O18,
Thos. MacFerall MacDermot.
Maurice O'Connor.
Gelasius MacInlianaig, abb. of Loch-
kee.
Malachy MacBrien, abb. of Boyle.
Donat O'Flanagan, abb. of Boyle.
Chas. MacInlianaig, abb. of Loch-
kee; his election annulled by the
pope, 1310.
Malachy MacAEda.
Laurence O’Laghman.
John O'Findsa, canon.
Gregory, prov. of Killala.
Thos. Barret, archdn. of Enaghdune.
John O'Grada, or O'Grady.
Robt. Foster, or Fostin.
Wm. O’Etegan ; seated here in 1444.
Cornelius ; seated here in 1450.
Nichs. ; res. 1494,
See vacant nearly 5 years.
Geo. Brann.
" * *
% -k
1544.
36 k
1552.
1580.
1584.
1611.
1639.
1661.
1667
1691.
1720.
1724.
1730.
1740.
1762.
1772.
1775.
1795.
1810.
1819
Christr. Fisher; d. 1511.
John ; d. 1536.
Conat O'Siagal, abb.
Bernard O'Higgin ; seated here in
1552,
Roland de Burgo, also bp. of Clon-
fert; he held the two sees during
his life ; d. 1580.
Thos. Chester; d. 1584.
John Linch ; res. 1611.
Edwd. King.
Hy. Tilson, dean of Christ Church;
d. 1655.
See vacant until the Restoration
in 1660.
John Parker, dean of Killala ; tr. to
Tuam.
John Hudson,dean of Clogher; d.1685.
See vacant from 1685 to 1691.
Simon Digby, tr. from Limerick.
Hy. Downs, tr. from Killala and
Achonry ; tr. to Meath.
Theoph. Bolton, tr. from Clonfert;
tr. to Cashel.
Robt. Howard, tr. from Killala and
Achonry.
Edwd. Synge, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin.
Wm. Gore, tr. from Clonfert; tr. to
Limerick.
Jemmet Brown, tr. from Cork; tr.
to Tuam.
Chas. Dodgson, tr. from Ossory,
John Law, tr. from Killala and
Achonry.
Hon. Power Trench, tr. from Water-
ford and Lismore; tr. to Tuam.
John Leslie, tr. from Dromore.
See united to Kilmore and
Ardagh, 1841.
See “Bishops of Kilmore, Elphin, and Ardagh,” infra.
BISHOPS OF KILMORE, ELPHIN, AND ARDAGH.
John Leslie, bp. of Elphin, above-
named.
1854.
Marcus Gervais Beresford, tr. to
Armagh.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
(309
1862.
Hamilton Werschoyle.
1870.
Thos. Carson, dean of Kilmore.
1874. John R. Darley.
DEANS OF
1325. Thos. O'Coinderi (O'Connery).
1369. O'Bardain.
1426. Andrew.
>k >k :* *
16—. Thos. Robinson, res. 1619.
1619. John Hill, L. P. Apr. 30.
1627. Nichs. Bernard, L. P. Jan. 21; res.
1637.
1638?. Hy. Jones, July 10.
1662. Lewis Downes, May 13.
1673. Edwd. Orme. It does not appear
that he was ever in possession.
1691–2. Enoch Reader, May 18.
1700. Richd. Reader, July 10.
1700. Jeremiah Marsh, Dec. 3; d. 1734.
1884. Saml. Shone, archdn. of Kilmore;
Mar, 26.
ECILMORE.
1734. John Madden, L. P. Jan. 16; d. 1751.
1751. Hon. Hy. Maxwell, Dec. 19; bp. of
Dromore, 1765.
Chas. Agar, May 3; bp. of Cloyne,
1768.
Thos. Webb, May 19; d. 1797.
Geo. de la Poer Beresford, Mar. 25;
bp. of Clonfert, 1801.
Wm. Magenis, Jam. 29; d. 1825.
Hy. Vesey Fitzgerald, L. P. Mar.
16; d. 1860.
Thos. Carson, L. P. Apr. 16; made
bp. of Kilmore, &c., Sept. 16,1870.
John M. Massey-Beresford.
Wm. Hy. Stone.
1765.
1768.
1797.
1801.
1825.
1860.
1872.
1886.
DEANS OF ELPHIN.
1240.
1258.
1271.
1444.
1487.
×4 ×k
Gilla na Naomh O'Dreain, d.
Gilchreest O'Carmacain, d.
Simon Magrath, d.
O'Flannagan.
Malachi O'Flannagan, d.
Thos. O'Heidigein, or Edigein, or
Edigen.
Thos. Burke, or Bourke; d. 1603.
Edwd. King, L. P. May 28.
Eriell O'Higgin, L. P. Apr. 30.
John Evatt, Jan. 18.
Richd. Jones, May 31; d. 1642.
Jos. Ware, Mar. 10; d. 1648.
Edwd. Synge.
Clement Payman, Paman, or Pay-
nem, Feb. 12.
1591.
1603.
1606.
1614.
1634.
1642.
16—,
1662.
1664. Danl. Neylan,
12.
Thos. Crofton, Aprl. 12; d. 1683.
Anthy. Cope, Aug. 28; res. 1700.
Edwd. Goldsmith, May 30 ;
1722–3.
Peter Mahon, Feb. 12; d. 1739.
Christr. Lloyd, Oct. 6; d. 1757.
Jas. Dickson, L. P. Nov. 12; res.
1768.
Robt. Bligh, July 9; d. 1778.
John Barry, May 12; d. 1794.
Fras. Browne, Mar. 5; d. 1797.
John French ; d. 1848.
Wm. Warburton.
or Neyland, June
1665.
1683.
1700. d.
1723.
1739.
1757.
1668.
1778.
1794.
1797.
1848.
DEANS OF ARDAGH.
1373. Richd. Ferral, or O'Ferrall.
1407. Charles.
1451. Gerald.
1460. John.
1512. Pierce M’Graidin.
1552. John Bowerman.
1563. Wm. Brady, L. P. Sept. 10.
1595. Robt. Richardson, L. P. May 27.
1606. Lewis Jones, June 26; res. 1625.
1625. Hy. Jones, May 24.
1637. Nichs. Bernard, L. P. June 22; d.
1661.
1661. John Kerr, or Carr, L. P. Sept. 15.
1703. John Barton, L. P. Mar. 21.
1719. Chas. Cobbe, L. P. Jan. 22; bp. of
Killala, 1720.
Josiah Hort, L. P. June 17; bp. of
Ferns and Leighlin, 1721.
1720.
1721–2. Robt. Howard, L. P. Apr. 27; bp.
of Killala, 1726.
Lewis Saurim, Mar. 22.
Geo. Sandford, Nov. 3.
Thos. White, Nov. 30; d. 1769.
Wm. French, Oct. 20; d. 1785.
Lilly Butler, Mar. 19 ; res. 1790.
Chas. Mongan (Warburton), Apr.
15.
Hon. Richd. Bourke, Dec. 15; bp.
of Waterford and Lismore, 1813.
Richd. Graves, Mar. 1.
Richd. Murray, inst. Nov. 10; d.
1854.
Hugh Usher Tighe, L. P. Sept. 15;
res. 1860,
Aug. Wm. West, L. P., Aug. 23.
Alexr. Orme.
1727.
1749.
1757.
1769.
1785.
1790.
1800.
1814.
1829.
1854.
1860.
1880.
610 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESES OF TUAM (INCLUDING ENACHDUNE AND
MAYO), KILLALA, AND ACHONRY.
ST. JARLATH, the son of Loga, is looked upon as the founder of the
cathedral of TUAM, about the beginning of the sixth century. Tuam
was anciently called Tuiam-da-Gualand, and the cathedral, dedicated
to St. Jarlath, was known as Tempull Jarleith or St. Jarlath's Church,
having been dedicated to its founder. By means of assistance from
Turlough O’Connor, the then king of Ireland, it was rebuilt, in 1152,
by Edan O’Hoisin, first archbishop of Tuam, or at least the first who
had the pallium, but several of his predecessors are sometimes called
archbishops by the Irish historians.
THE see of ENACHDUNE has long been united to Tuam, and the title
has ceased. The sees of Ardagh and Kilfenora have also at various
times been held in commendam with Tuam. Particulars will be found
under those dioceses. On the death of archbishop Trench, in 1839,
Tuam was reduced to a bishopric.
ST. GERALD, a native of England, and a disciple of St. Colman, bishop
of Lindisfarne, followed that saint upon his expulsion out of England, in
company with many persons of the same nation. St. Colman founded
a monastery about the year 665 or 670, at MAYo, and placed in it the
Englishmen who had followed him; whence it took the name of Mayo-
na-Sasson, or Mayo of the Saxons, by which name the natives called
the natives of England. St. Gerald enlarged this monastery, and erected
it into an episcopal see, of which he was the first bishop. He died on
the 13th of March, about the year 697.
ST. MUREDACH, the first bishop of KILLALA, was consecrated by St.
Patrick; whence it is manifest that he flourished in the fifth century;
but the time of his death is uncertain. The date of the foundation of
the see is pretty nearly to be guessed at ; for St. Patrick made his
journey into Connaught about 440–1. Few traces remain of the
successors of Muredach, before the arrival of the English. The
names of two only occur in history.
ST. FINIAN, bishop of Clonard, founded the church of Achad, latterly
commonly called ACHONRY and Achad-Conair, and anciently Achad-
Chavin, about the year 580. St. Finian, having built this church,
immediately gave it to his disciple Nathy, called in Irish Dathi, i.e.
David, who went by two names; for he was commonly called Comrah
or Cruimthir, and was a man of great sanctity. The latter of these
names signifies, in old Irish, a priest ; the other has a religious meaning.
His festival is celebrated on the 9th of August, and the church was
dedicated to him. In the ancient annals of Ireland, the prelates of this
see are, for the most part, called bishops of Luigny or Liny, from the
barony or subdivision of the county in which it is situated. No account
is to be had of the successors of St. Nathy, until the arrival of the
English in Ireland.
THE BOOK OF TXIGNITIES.
611
MAYo was united to or merged in TUAM about 1559, and the name
Wà.S
no longer preserved.
ACHONRY was held in commendam with KILLALA from 1607, and on
the death of bishop Werschoyle, in 1834, TUAM, KILLALA, and ACHONRY
were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37.
* }
* *
* *
* *
* *
1161
* *
1235.
1250
1257. Walter de Salern, dean of St. Paul's
1259.
1286
1313
1349
1365
1372
1385
1386
1394.
1410.
1411.
1427
1438
1441
1458.
1485.
1503.
1506.
1531.
1536.
BISHOPS OF TUAM.
St. Jarlath, seated here in 501, d. 540.
>k Sk >k >;
Ferdomnach, d. 781.
; × >k Sk
Eugene Macclerig, d. 969.
* * * •k
Murchad O'Nioc, d. 1033.
* #. * *
Aid O'Hoisin, d. 1085.
3% º
1092.
* 3:
* *
* *
* *
1150.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF
1152. Edan O'Hoisin, above named; in-
vested with the pallium at the
hands of cardinal Paparo, 1152;
d. 1161.
. Catholicus O’Dubhai, or O'Duffy.
Felix O'Ruadan, res. 1201.
Marian O’Laghman, dean.
. Florence MacFlin, chancellor.
London.
Thos. O'Connor, tr. from Elphin.
. Steph. of Fulburn, tr. from Waterford.
1289.
Wm. do Birmingham.
. Malachy Mac AEda.
. Thos. O'Carrol, archdn. of Cashel;
tr. to Cashel.
. John O'Grady, archdn. of Cashel.
. Gregory, tr. from Elphin.
. Gregory O'Moghan, depr. 1386.
. Wm. O'Cormacain, tr. to Clonfert.
Maurice O'Kelly, tr. from Clonfert.
See vacant from 1407 to 1410.
John Babynghe.
Cornelius.
. John Baterley.
. Thos. O'Kelly, tr. from Clonfert.
. John de Burgo.
Donat O'Murry.
Wm. Shioy, or Joy.
Philip Pinson.
Maurice de Portu, alias O'Fehely.
Thos. O'Mullaly, or Laly.
Christr. Bodekin, tr. from Kilmac-
duach.
1795.
1819.
1667.
1678.
1716.
1742.
1752.
1775.
1782.
Ercad O'Moelomair, d. 1086.
Cormac O'Cairil.
Catasch O'Cnail, or O'Conuil,
1118.
Murgesius O'Nioc, d. 1128.
Donald O’Dubhai, d. 1136.
Maurice, or Muredach O’Dubhai, d.
1150.
Edan O'Hoisin, abp. 1152.
d.
TUAM.
. The see of Mayo was annexed to
Tuam about this time.
. Wm. Mullaly, or Laly, dean of Tuam.
. Nehemiah Donellan, res. 1609.
. Wm. Daniel.
. Randolph Barlow, dean of Christ
Church.
... Rd. Boyle, tr. from Cork.
. John Maxwell, tr. from Killala and
Achonry; d. 1646.
See vacant until the Restoration.
. Saml. Pullen, dean of Clonfert ; he
also held the bishopric of Kil-
femora in commendam.
John Parker, tr. from Elphin; tr. to
Dublin.
John Vesey, tr. from Limerick.
Edwd. Singe, tr. from Raphoe.
Josiah Hort, tr. from Kilmore and
Ardagh ; he held Ardagh in com-
mendam with this see, and it con-
tinued with Tuam up to 1839.
John Ryder, tr. from Down and
Comor.
Jemmet Brown, tr. from Elphin,
Hon. Jos. Deane Bourke, tr. from
Ferns and Leighlin; succ. as E.
of Mayo, 1792.
Hon. Wm. Beresford, tr. from
Ossory.
Hon. Power Trench, tr. from Elphin :
d. 1839.
See united to Killala and Achonry,
1834.
See “Archbishops of Tuam and Bishops of Killala and Achonry,” post, p. 613.
+ +
3& X.
* }
BISHOPS OF MAYO.
St. Gerald, d. about 697.
Muredach, d. 726.
Aidan, d. 768.
* *
* *
Sk Sk 3k
Cele O’Dubhai, d. 1209.
Stephn. O’Braoin, d. 1231
30 +
612
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
I428.
1430.
$ 8.
+& *
* *
1177.
1207.
1226.
1234.
1275.
1281.
1281.
1306.
* º
X:
1347.
1350.
1381,
1389.
1400.
+ k
1416.
* *
* *
× {:
1214.
1219.
1226.
1230.
1237.
1238.
1251.
1266.
1286.
× 2%
>k 24;
1312.
>k ×
24; 2%
1373.
1374
Sk 2k >k 2%
Wm. Pendergast, depr. for not ex-
pediting his letters of provision,
by pope Martin W.
Nichs. Wagomai.
O'Higin, d. 1478.
Odo, d. 1493.
! 1493.
|
John Bell.
× 2k >k Sk
Eugene MacBreohan, or Brethe-
main, was the last bp. of Mayo in
1559. In his time the see was
annexed to Tuam.
See “Archbishops of Tuam,” ante, p. 611.
BISHOPS OF KILLALA.
St. Muredach, seated here about 440.
3% >k >k Sk
Rellach, d. 544.
>k Sk
>k
O'Moel Fogamair, d. 1151.
Imar O’Ruadan.
Donat O'Beoda.
Cormac O’Tarpaid, or O'Torpy.
John O'Malfagamair.
O'Laidig, or O'Loyn.
John O'Laidig, or O'Loyn.
Donat O'Flaherty.
John Tankard, archdn.
John O'Laitin, d. 1343.
See vacant 3 years.
Wm. O'Dowda,
Robert.
Thos. Lodowis.
Thos. Orwell.
Thomas, archdn.
Muredach Clerach, d. 1403.
O’Haneki, dean.
Connor O'Connell I., d. 1426.
Martin, d. 1431.
# *k
k
1461
•k +
* *
º 3&
1505
*k *
k *
1591.
Manus Fitz Fultagh O'Dowda,
archdn. ; d. 1436.
Connor O'Connell II., slain in 1461
by Manus O'Dowda's son.
. Donat O'Concubhair, or O'Connor.
John O'Cashin, res. about 1490.
Thomas, d. 1497.
Thos. Clerk, or Cleragh, res.
. Malachy O'Clowan, or Cluan.
Rq. Barrett, seated here in 1523.
Redmund Gallakan, seated here in
1549.
Owen O'Connor, dean.
He sat about 16 years; and on his
death, Miler Magrath, abp. of
Cashel, held this see, together
with Achonry, in commendam, for
almost 15 years. On his death,
archdn. Hamilton was advanced
to the see of Killala, and held
that of Achonry in commendam ;
and this union has continued ever
since.
See “Bishops of Killala and Achonry,” post, p. 613.
BISHOPS OF ACHONRY.
St. Nathy, or Cruimthir Nathy;
promoted about 530.
* * *
Melruan O’Ruadan; d. 1170.
Gillasius O’Ruadan.
Clemens O'Simadaig.
Carus O’Tarpa, abb. of Mellifont.
Gelisa O'Clery.
Thos. O'Ruadan.
Oengus O'Clumain.
Thos. O’Miachan.
Dennis O’Miachan, archdn.
Benedict.
Hy. MacO'Reghty, d. 1297.
Benedict O’Brogan, d. 1311.
David.
Murchard O’Hara, d. 1344.
David, d. 1348.
Nichs. O'Hedram.
Wm. Andrew, tr. to Meath.
1445.
>k >k
1449.
× 3:
1473.
>k >k
1489.
>k ×
1492.
1585.
Cormac, seated here in 1523.
* k *
Laurence Peter Jacopin.
Thady, d. 1448.
Gasper, abb. of Boyle.
Jas. Blakedon, tr. to Bangor, 1452.
Cornelius, d. 1472.
Robt. Wellys.
Bernard, d. 1488.
John de Bustamento, a Spaniard;
never visited the see.
Richard, d. 1492. -
Thos. Fort, Augustine canon.
“k
Eugene.
1607. Miler Magragh, abp. of Cashel, ob-
tained this see in 1607, and also
that of Killala, and held them
both till his death, from which
time the two sees have always.
gone together.
See “Bishops of Killala and Achonry,” post. p. 613.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
613
BISHOPS OF KILLALA AND ACHONRY.
1607. Miler Magrath, abp. of Cashel. See
ICillala, ante, p. 612.
1628. Archd. Hamilton, of Glasgow; tr.
to Cashel.
1630. Archd. Adair, dean of Raphoe; depr.
1640. John Maxwell, tr. from Ross, in
Scotland; tr. to Tuam.
The see continued vacant from his
translation in 1645 to the Restora-
tion.
1660. Hy. Hall, chapl. to the ld.-lieut.
1663. Thos. Bayly, dean of Down.
1670. Thos. Otway, tr. to Ossory.
1679. John Smith, dean of Limerick.
1681. Wm. Smith, dean of Dromore; tr.
to Raphoe.
1681–2. Richd. Tennison, dean of Clogher;
tr. to Clogher.
1690. Wm. Lloyd, dean of Achonry.
1717. Hy. Downs, minister of Darlington,
Northamptonshire; tr. to Derry.
1720. Chas. Cobbe, dean of Ardagh ; tr. to
Dromore.
1726.
1730.
1735.
1752.
1759.
1781.
1784.
1787.
1795.
1798.
1810.
Robt. Howard, dean of Ardagh ; tr.
to Elphin.
Robt. Clayton, tr. to Cork and
Ross.
Mordecai Cary, tr. from Clonfert.
Richd. Robinson, tr. to Ferns and
Leighlin.
Saml. Hutchinson.
Wm. Cecil Pery, dean of Derry; tr.
to Limerick.
Wm. Preston, tr. to Ferns and
Leighlin. &
John Law, tr. from Clonfert; tr. to
Elphin. -
John Porter, chapl. to the abp. of
Canterbury; tr. to Clogher.
Jos. Stock, chapl. to the lă.-lieut.
Jas. Verschoyle, dean of St. Patrick's;
d. 1834.
See united to Tuam, 1834.
See “Archbishops of Tuam, and Bishops of Killala and Achonry,” infra.
ARCHBISHOP OF TUAM, AND BISHOP OF KILLALA AND ACHONRY.
1834. Hon. Power Trench, abp. of Tuam.
See Tuam, ante, p. 611; d. 1839.
On his death Tuam was reduced
to a bishopric.
See “Bishops of Tuam, Killala, and Achonry,” infra.
BISHOPS OF TUAM, KILLALA, AND ACHONRY.
1839. Hon. Thos. Plunket.
| 1867. Hon. Chas. Brodrick Bernard.
DEANS OF TUAM.
1230. Marian, or Mael-Murry O’Laghnan.
1282. Constantine O’Dowd.
133–. Philip Hanlain; d. 1339.
1339. Denis.
1394. James.
1399. Jas. Caer, Carr, or Cahir.
1523. Thomas.
1558. Wm. Mullaly, or Laly, Nov. 7; made
abp. 1573.
H573. Edwd. Browne, Apr. 21.
1610. Abel Walsh, Feb. 6.
1625. Thos. Peyton.
1638 (?). John King.
1661. Wm. Buchanan, L. P. June 21.
1669. Jas. Wilson, L. P., May 18.
1686. Robt. Echlin, June 30; d. 1712.
1712. John Hinton, Aug. 31.
Thos. Butler (?).
1716.
1724.
1543.
1756.
1759.
1775.
1782.
1807.
1809.
1810.
1813.
1850.
1867.
1879.
Wm. White; res. 1724.
Jonn. Bruce.
Isaac Gervais, May 29; d. 1756. .
Robt. Johnson, June 1 ; bp. of
Cloyne, 1759. *
Danl. le Tablere, Aug. 12; d. 1775.
Robt. Clarke ; d. 1782.
Joshua Berkeley, Apr. 13; d. 1807.
Jas. Mahon, Aug. 11.
John Wm. Reatinge, Jan. 7 ; res.
1810,
Richd. Bourne, June 1.
Thos. Carter, July 27; d. 1849.
Hon. Robt. Plunket, L. P., May 11;
d. 1867. -
Chas. Hy. Seymour, L. P., June 14.
Wm. Chambers Townsend.
DEANS OF ENACHDUNE.
1523. Donald O'Flaherty.
| 1558. Patr. Blach, or Black.
1638. The deanery of Enachdune is returned as vacant, and the office ceased to exist.
614 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DEANS OF KILLALA.
* * O'Haneki, made bp. 1416. 1741. Theoph. Brocas, Dec. 24.
1442. Mac Wm. Barrett, d. same year. | 1770. John Brocas, June 30; d. 1795.
Sk >k Sk >k 1795. Thos. Vesey Dawson, June 11.
1613. Wm. Flanagan, June 11. 1796. Thos. Thompson, Mar. 16; d. 1799.
1629. Wm. Buchanan, Feb. 21. 1800. Walter Blake Kirwan, Jan. 25.
1636. Robt. Forgie, Feb. 26. 1806. Edmund Burton, Feb. 5; d. 1817.
1664. Hy. Dodwell, L. P. July 7. 1817. Hon. Geo. Gore, Aug. 21; d. 1844.
1674. Alexr. Murray, May 20. 1844. Jas. Collins, Oct. 21.
1701. Fras. Knapp, Dec. 24; d. 1718. 1872. Wm. Jackson.
1718. Jonn. Smedley, Sept. 6. 1885. Wm. Skipton.
1724. Peter Maturin, May 4. w
DEANS OF ACHONRY.
1246. Thos. or Tomultach O'Connor. 1733. Sutton Symes, Nov. 30.
1442. MacMulroona M’Donagh. 1752. Richd. Handcock, Sept. 15; d. 1791.
1582. Owen O'Connor, Aug. 24. 1792. Jas. Langrishe, Jan. 14; res. 1806.
1615. Wm. Flanagan. 1806. Jas. Hastings, Aug. 13.
1629. Wm. Buchanan, Feb. 21. 1812. Arth. Hy. Kenney, June 10; res.
1661. Randal (or Rodolph) Hollingworth, 1821.
Mar. 22. 1821. Wm. Greene, June 11; res. 1824.
1662. Jas. Vaughan, Apr. 9. 1824. Theoph. Blakeley, Dec. 6; res. 1839.
1683. Wm. Lloyd, Aug. 11; bp. of Killala | 1839. Edwd. Newenham Hoare, June 14.
1690. 1850. Hon. Harvey de Montmorency, L. P.
1691. Saml. Foley, Apl. 4; bp. of Down Dec. 17 ; d. 1872.
and Connor 1694. 1875. Arthur Moore.
1695. John Yeard, Feb. 12; d. 1733. 1883. Hamilton Townsend.
PROVINCE OF DUBLIN.
See p. 594.
DIOCESES OF DUBLIN, GLENDALOUGH, AND
KILDARE.
THE SEE OF DUBLIN is supposed to have been founded by St. Patrick,
about the year 448. It became archiepiscopal in 1152. See Armagh,
ante, p. 594. There are two cathedrals, both situated in the city of
Dublin; one is dedicated to the Holy Trinity, and is called Christ
Church; the other is dedicated to St. Patrick. The Archbishop is
primate of Ireland.
GLENDALOUGH or GLANDALAGH has been united to Dublin
since the year 1214. The catalogue of its bishops is extremely
incorrect; and it has been so long united to the archiepiscopal see
of Dublin that their names are seldom to be met with in history. St.
Revin seems to have been the founder of the see. There existed both a
cathedral and an abbey; the first was dedicated to the apostles St. Peter
and St. Paul, and both were situated in a small valley surrounded by
lofty mountains. The place is now commonly known by the name of
the “Seven Churches,” from the remains of so many buildings which
are contiguous to the cathedral.
KILDARE is one of the earliest episcopal foundations in
Ireland. It was founded, probably, at the close of the fifth century, as
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 615
the first bishop on record died in the year 519. St. Bridget, the
illegitimate daughter of an Irish chieftain, born in the year 453, receive i
the veil while in her fourteenth year, from the hands of St. Patrick,
and prior to 484 she founded a nunnery here. To this saint, who
died in 523, the cathedral was dedicated.
GLENDALOUGH was united to DUBLIN in 1214. On the death of
Bishop Lindsay, in 1846, DUBLIN, GLENDALough, and KILDARE were
united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV. cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF DUBLIN.
* >k * * * * St. Sedulius, d. 785.
* * Livinius; suffered martyrdom in the * * Cormac.
Low Countries in 633. * :: * * {{.
* * St. Wiro or Wirus, d. 650. * * Donat, d. 1074.
* * Disibode, res. 675. * 1074. Patrick.
* * Gualafer. 1084. Donat O'Haingly.
* * St. Rumold, murd. near Mechlin, 1095. Samuel O'Haingly.
775. - 1121. Gregory, abp. 1152.
ARCHBISHOPS OF DUBLIN.
1152. Gregory, above named, the first abp. | 1213. Hy. de Londres.
1162. St. L O’Toole.
ii. John º: OOle | See united to Glendalough, 1214.
See “Archbishops of Dublin and Bishops of Glendalough,” infra,
BISHOPS OF GLENDALOUGH OR GLANDALAGH.
* * St. Coemgene, or Kevin; res. about | 1101. Cormac O'Mail.
612. 1152. Gilda na Naomh II.
612. Molibba, or Libba. - Rinad O’Roman, seated here about
* * Aidan. 1166.
* * Ampadan. 1179. Malchus, or Macrobius.' • * *
* * Dungal Mac Baithen, d. 899. Wm. Piro, seated here in 1192.
925. C MacFitzbran.
1:. . .” See united to Dublin 1214.
See “Archbishops of Dublin and Bishops of Glendalough,” infra.
ARCHBISHOPS OF DUBLIN AND BISEIOPS OF GLEND ALOUGH.
1214. Hy. de Londres, abp. of Dublin, the see, it not having been filled
above named. within three months after the
1228. Luke, dean of St. Martin's, London. | death of the last bishop, named
1256. Fulk de Saunford. 1299. Rd. de Ferings, archdn. of Canter-
1279. John de Derlington. bury, who got possession after
1284. John de Saunford, dean of St. Pa- || some difficulty; d. 1306.
trick's. 1310. John Leck, bp. elect of Dunkeld.
Thos. de Chadsworth, dean of St. The same scene ensued on bp. Fe-
Patrick's, was elected in 1294, but || ring's death, in 1306, as had oc-
the king would not confirm him. || curred on bp. Hotham's, and ended
1297. Wm. de Hotham, dean of St. Pa- in both elections being declared
trick's. void. Bp. Leck d. 1313.
He died the same year, and Adam ||1317. Alexr. de Bicknor.
de Balsham, prior of Christ- i. On bp. Leck's death, the contest of
Church, was elected by that con- election was renewed: one party
vent ; but the dean and chapter made choice of Walter Thorn-
of St. Patrick's made choice of bury; the other of Bicknor; but
their dean, the before-mentioned | the former was wrecked going to
Thos. de Chadsworth. This oc- France, and the latter easily ob-
casioned much trouble; for the tained possession.
pope, claiming a right to name to 1349. John de St. Paul, canon of Dublin,
616
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1363. Thos. Minot.
1373–5. Robt. de Wikeford, archdn. of Win-
chester.
Robt.Waldby, bp. of Aire, in Gascony.
Rd. Northalis, tr. from Ossory.
Thos. Cranley.
Rd. Talbot.
Michl. Tregury.
John Walton, abb. of Osney, near
Oxford; res.
Walter Fitzsimons, chanter of St.
Patrick's, Dublin.
Wm. Rokeby, tr. from Meath.
Hugh Inge, tr. from Meath.
John Allen, or Allan; murd. by the
Fitzgeralds. -
Geo. Brown, of London; the first
Protestant abp. of this see; depr.
by Q. Mary, 1554.
1391.
1396.
1397.
1417.
1449.
1472.
1484.
1511.
1521.
1528.
1535.
1555. Hugh Curwen, or Curwyn; tr. to
Oxford.
1567. Adam Loftus (No. 1), tr. from
Armagh.
1605. Thos. Jones, tr. from Meath.
1619. Lancelot Bulkeley,archdn. of Dublin.
1660. Jas. Margetson, dean of Christ
Church, Dublin; tr. to Armagh.
1660. Michl. Boyle, tr. from Cork, &c.; tr
to Armagh.
1678. John Parker, tr. from Tuam.
1681. Fras. Marsh, tr. from Kilmore, &c.
1694. Narcissus Marsh, tr. from Cashel ;
tr. to Armagh.
1703. Wm. King, tr. from Derry.
1729. John Hoadley, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin ; tr. to Armagh.
1742–3. Chas. Cobbe, tr. from Kildare.
1765. Hon. Wm. Carmichael, tr. from
Meath.
1766. Arth. Smythe, tr. from Meath.
1772. John Craddock, tr. from Kilmore.
1778. Robt. Fowler, tr. from Killaloe and
Kilfenora.
1801. Chas. Agar, visc. Somerton, aft. E. of
Normanton ; tr. from Cashel.
1809. Euseby Cleaver, tr. from Ferns
and Leighlin.
1820. Lord John Geo. de la Poer Beres-
ford, tr. from Clogher; tr. to
Armagh.
1822. Wm. Magee, tr. from Raphoe.
1831. Rd. Whately, principal of St. Al-
ban's Hall, Oxford.
See united to Kildare, 1846.
See “Archbishops of Dublin and Bishops of Glendalough and Kildare,” post p. 617.
IBISHOPS OF KILDARE.
Those with an (A.) after their names, were probably only abbots of Kildare.
2); Sk
638.
694.
697.
708.
732.
743.
747.
782.
785.
St. Conlaeth, d. 519.
St. Aid.
Lochin.
St. Forannan (A.).
Moeldoborean.
Tola.
Diman.
Cathald O’Forannan (A.).
Lomtuil.
Sned bran.
Muredach O'Cathald (A.).
Eudocius O'Diocholla (A.).
Foelan O'Kellach (A.).
Loetan O'Muctigern.
Murtogh O'Kellach (A.).
Siedhul, or Sedulius (A.).
Tuadcar.
Orthamach.
AEdgene.
St. Cobthack O'Muredach (A.).
Moengal.
Robertae MacNaserda.
Lanfran MacMogtigern.
Suibney O'Fianacta.
Scandalus, or Scannail.
Largisius.
Flanagan O’Riagan (A.).
Crummoel.
Maelfinan.
Culean MacKellach (A.).
793.
799.
813.
820.
828.
833.
840.
862.
868.
870.
874.
880.
884.
885.
920.
929.
949.
953.
|
|
965. Mured MacFoelan (A.).
981. Amucaid.
985. Murechad MacFlan.
1028. Moel Martin.
1042. Moel Brigid, or Brigidian.
1085. Fin MacGuffan (MacGorman).
1097. Moel Brigid (or Brigidian O'Brolcan).
1100. Aid O'Heremon.
1102. Ferdomnac.
1108. MacDongail.
1144. Cormac O'Cathsuigh.
1148. O’Dubhin.
1160, Finan (MacTiarcain) O'Gorman.
1176. Malachy O'Beirn.
1177. Nehemiah.
1206. Cornelius MacGelany.
1223. Ralph of Bristol.
1233. John of Taunton,
Patrick’s.
Simon of Kilkenny.
Nichs. Cusack.
Walter de Veele, chanter of Kildare.
Richd. Hulot, archdn.
Thos. Gifford, chanter of Kildare.
Robt. of Askeaton.
George.
Hy. of Wessenberch.
Thomas, d. 1405.
John Madock, archdn. ; d. 1431.
William, archdn.
canon of St.
1258.
1279.
1299.
1334.
1353.
1366.
1368.
1401.
1405.
1432.
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617
1449.
1464.
1474.
3k >k
>k >k
1482.
1523,
1531.
1540.
1550.
1554.
1560,
1564.
1583.
See vacant nearly 3 years.
Geoff. Hereford.
Richd. Lang; elected to Armagh,
but disappointed of it.
David.
Jas. Wale; res. 1475.
Wm. Barret; res. before 1482.
Edmd. Lane.
Thos. Dillon.
Walter Wellesley.
Wm. Miagh.
On the death of bp. Wellesley, the
pope named Donald O’Beachan to
be bishop ; he died a few days
after ; the pope then named
Thady Reynolds, but the king set
him aside.
Thos. Lancaster, the first Protestant
bp. ; depr. 1554.
Thos. Liverous, or Leverous, dean
of St. Patrick's ; depr. for refus-
ing the oath of Supremacy.
Alexr. Craik, dean of St. Pat-
rick’s.
Robt. Daly.
Daniel Neylan.
1604.
1635.
1644.
1661.
1667.
1678.
1681.
1705.
1732.
1743.
1745.
1761.
1765.
1790.
1804.
Wm. Pilsworth.
Robt. Usher, archdn. of Meath.
Wm. Golbourn, archdn. ; d. 1650.
See vacant about 10 years.
Thos. Price, dean of Kilmore ; tr.
to Cashel.
Ambrose Jones, archdn. of Meath.
Anthy. Dopping, tr. to Meath.
Wm. Moreton, dean of Christ Church;
tr. to Meath.
Welbore Ellis, tr. to Meath.
Chas. Cobbe, tr. from Dromore ; tr.
to Dublin.
Geo. Stone, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin; tr. to Derry.
Thos Fletcher, tr. from Dromore.
Richd. Robinson, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin; tr. to Armagh.
Chas. Jackson, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin.
Geo. Lewis Jones, tr. from Kilmore.
Hon. Chas. Dalrymple Lindsay, tr.
from Killaloe ; d. 1846.
See united to Dublin and Glenda-
lough, 1846.
See “Archbishops of Dublin, and Bishops of Glendalough and Kildare,” infra.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF DUBLIN AND BISHOPS OF GLENDALOTUGH
AND KILDAR.E.
1846, Richd. Whately, abp. of Dublin, &c. 1864. Richd. Chenevix Trench ; res. Nov.,
See Dublin and Glendalough, ante
1884.
p. 616.
1884.
Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket; tr.
from Meath.
DEANS OF ST. PATRICE’S.
The earlier names differ in the various lists.
were probably sub-deans only.
1219.
1223.
1234.
1235.
1250.
1251.
1260.
1275.
1277.
1284.
× 3;
1289.
1294.
1310.
1312.
Wm. Fitz-Guy, or Fitz-Guido, the
first dean recorded.
Ralph de Bristol (?),
John de Taunton (?).
Richd. Gardiner, or
(? 1240).
Richd. de St. Martin.
Hugh de Mapilton, or de Glande-
lagh; lil. treasr. same year (?).
John de Saunford, just. I. B. ; abp.
of Dublin, 1284.
Wm. de Salinis (?),
Adam de Wadenhall (?).
Thos. de Chaddesworth; d. about
1311.
James de Ispania (?).
Stephn. de Brogan (?).
Adam de Furneis (?).
Alexr. de Byknore, or Bicknor, preb.
of Maynooth ; lá. treasr. 1307
PY.
Wm. Rudyard, treast. of St. Pat-
rick's ; elect, dean.
de Gardino
1348.
1349.
1363.
1374.
1382.
1390.
1392.
1396.
1399.
1439.
Those marked (?) in the list below
Adam de Kingston.
Wm. de Bromley; la, treasr. of Ire-
land, 1354; d. 1374.
Thos. Minot, preb. of Malihidert, or
Mullahithart (?).
Wm. Lawless and Nichs. Bromley;
“ the dean being very old and
infirm, the king authorised them
to prosecute his affairs at Rome
and elsewhere.”
John Colton, ld, treas]'. ; ld. chanc.
of Ireland, 1379.
The deanery sequestered ; dean Col-
ton made abp. of Armagh this
year.
Hy. Bowett.
Wm. Chambre.
Thos. de Everdon. Cardl. Ran-
dulph, who had intruded himself
into the deanery, was evicted,
after a trial of quare impedit.
John Prene ; abp. of Armagh, 1439.
Nichs. Hill (?).
618
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1449. Michl. Tregury.
1457. Peter Norreis, or Norreys.
1465. John Alleyme, precentor of the
cathedral ; d. 1505.
1505. Thos. Rochfort, son of Roger, ld. of
Rilla down.
1522. John Rycarde, rector of Trim ; res.
1523 (? :527).
1523 (? 1527). Robt.
Dublin.
1528. Thos. Darcy, preb. of Howth, and
m. rolls.
1529. Geo. Fyche, archdm. of Glendalough;
d. Mar. 1537.
1537. Edwd. Bassenet de Devonshire.
1555. Thos. Liverous, or Leverous, bp.
of Kildare, q. v. ; L. P. Mar. 26.
1560. Alexr. Craik, preb. of Clonmethan,
Aug. 21 ; bp. of Kildare same
year ; d. 1564.
1564. Adam Loftus (No. 1),
Armagh.
1567. Robt. Weston, dean of Arches in
London ; aft. la. chanc. of Ire-
land, and dean of Wells, 1570.
1576 (? 1573). Wm. Gerrard, aft.
chanc. of Ireland.
1581. Thos. Jones; bp. of Meath, 1584;
aft. tr. to Dublin.
1584. Richd. Meredyth, L. P. June 13;
bp. of Leighlin Apr. 1589; d. 1597.
1597. Sir John Ryder.
1608. Thos. Moigne, archdn. of Meath;
res. 1625; d. 1628.
1625. Benjn. Culme, rector of Rathmore,
diocese of Meath ; L. P. Oct. 23.
1660. Wm. Fuller, L. P. July 3; res.
1666.
1666. Thos. Seele, precentor of Christ
Church ; L. P. Mar. 30; d. Feb.
1675.
1675. Benj. Parry, chaplain to the lă.-lieut.;
L. P. Feb. 17; d. 1678.
1678. John Worth, L. P. Jan. 17; having
conformed to the Roman Catholic
persuasion, he was depr.
1688. Wm. King, chaplain to
Sutton, archdn. of
abp. of
ld.
Parker,
DEANS () iſ CHRIST
1539-41. Robt. Paynswick, L. P. May 11,
1541; d. 1543.
1543. Thos. Lockwood. Dec. 1; d. Apr. 1565.
1565. John Garvey, May ; d. Mar. 2, 1594.
1595. Jas. Wheeler, L. P. Mar. 9; bp.
of Ossory, 1613.
1618. Randolph (or Ranulph) Barlow,
L. P. Feb. 25.
1634. Hy. Tilson, L. P. Doc. 23; bp. of
Elphin, 1639.
1639. Jas. Margetson, L. P. Doc. 2;
of Dublin, 1660.
l(561. Robt. Mossom,
Derry, 1666.
abp.
Feb. 1; bp. of
abp. of Tuam, Jan. 26 ; bp.
Derry, 1690.
Michl. Jephson, L. P. Jan. 15 ; d.
1693.
Thos. Lindsay, chanc. of Christ
Church ; L. P. Feb. 6; bp. of
JKillaloe, 1625.
Edwd. Smith, L. P. Mar. 3;
1698.
Jerome Ryves, L. P. Feb. 22; d.
June, 1704.
John Sterne, Mar. 30; bp. of Dro-
more, 1713; aft. tr. to Clogher.
Jonathan Swift, L. P. May 6; d.
1745.
Gabriel Jas. Maturin, dean of Kil-
dare, Nov. 20; d. 1746.
Fras. Corbet, preb. of Malahide,
Nov. 13; d. 1775.
Wm. Cradock, Sept. 11; d. Sept.
1793.
Robt. Fowler, Oct. 15; res., and d.
soon after.
Jas. Verschoyle, Apr. 23; by. of
Killala, &c., 1810.
John Wm. Keatinge, L. P. May 31;
d. 1817.
Hon. Richd. Ponsonby, inst. July
1818; bp. of Killaloe, 1828; tr.
to Derry, 1831.
Hy. Richd. Dawson, Mar. 3.
Dean Dawson died in Oct. 1840.
Two candidates were thereupon
proposed, viz. Dr. Daly and Dr.
Wilson ; the latter disputed cer-
tain votes given to the other, and
on Dec 9, 1842, the Court of
Delegates decided in favour of Dr.
Daly.
Robt. Daly; inst. dean Dec. 13;
bp. of Cashel, same year.
Hon. Hy. Pakenham, Feb. 7 ; d.
Dec. 25, 1863.
He was made dean of Christ Church
also in 1846. and the two deaneries
were united until 1885.
John West, Feb. 5.
1691.
1693.
1695. d.
1699.
1704.
1713.
1745.
1746.
1775.
1793.
1794.
1810.
1817.
1828.
1842.
1843.
1864.
CHURCH, DUBLIN.
1666. John Parry, L. P. Apr. 2; bp. of
Ossory, 1672.
Wm. Moreton, L. P. Dec. 22.
Welbore Ellis, L. P. Sept. 23.
Chas. Cobbe, Mar. 16; abp. of Dub-
lin, 1742–3.
Geo. Stone, bp. of Ferns and Leigh-
lin, June 15.
Thos. I'letcher, L. P. May 14; d.
1761.
Tich.d. Tobinson, bp. of Kildare;
L. P. Apr. 13; made abp. of
Tuam, 1765.
. Chas. Jackson, T. P. Feb. 25.
1677.
1705.
1731.
1743.
1745.
17(51.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIſºS. 619
1790. Geo. Lewis Jones, L. P. June 5. 1864. John West, Feb. 5; also dean of
1804. Hon. Chas. Lindsay, L. P. May 14; St. Patrick; res. Christ Church,
d. 1846. but retained St. Patrick’s.
1846. Hon. Hy. Pakenham, dean of St. 1885. Wm. Conyngham, ld. Plunket, abp.
Patrick's. Held the two deane- Dublin, &c.
ries; d. Dec. 25, 1863. 1887. Wm. Conyngham Greene.
DEANS OF GLENL)ALOUGH.
1218. Robt. de Bedford, bp. of Lismore members it may have consisted,
same year. “It is likely that on became gradually extinguished.”
the annexation of the bishopric to —Cottom.
Dublin, the chapter, of whatever
DEANS OF KILDARE.
1212. Daniel. 1626. Wm. Cleborne, inst. Mar. 8.
1215 (about). Alan. 1661. Christr. Golborne, Mar. 21.
1260, Wm. Punchard. 1675. John Worth, L. P. Sept. 7 : dean of
1279. Stephen. St. Patrick, 1677.
1291. Petrus Capellanus. 1678. Simon Digby, Feb. 12; bp. of Lime-
1307. John. rick, 1678–9.
1319 (about). John de Conall. 1679. Saml. Synge, L. P. Apr. 17.
1333. Roger. 1708. John Clayton, Dec. 7 ; d. 1725.
1352. Gregorius de Salter (? Leixlip). 1725. Sankey Winter. Oct. 5; d. 1736.
1357. Gregory Holgin (? same man). 1737. Gabriel Jas. Maturin, Feb. 15; aft.
1366. Wm. Whyte. dean of St. Patrick's ; d. 1746.
1432. Nichs. Sherlock. 1746. Philip Fletcher, Dec. 9; d. 1765.
1472–78. Malachy Malvane, or O'Malone. 1765. Wm. Fletcher, June 5 ; d. 1771.
1500. Nichs. Conyll. 1772. Edwd. Ledwich, May 6; d. 1782.
1521. Edwd. Dillon. 1787. Dixie Blundell, Oct. 27; d. 1808.
1540. Wm. Miagh, or Meagh. 1808. Arth. John Preston, Dec. 15; dean
15—. David Stubin. of Limerick, 1809.
1553. Denis Ellan. 1809. Thos. Trench, Aug. 7 ; d. 1834.
15—. Thos. Ellis. 1834. Jas. Gregory, Mar. 16; d. 1859.
1610–15. Walter Walsh, d. 1621. 1859. John Wolseley, Apr. 2.
DIOCESES OF OSSORY, FERNS, AND LEIGLHIN.
THE SEE of Ossory was first planted at Saiger, in the territory of
Ely O'Carrol, about the year 402, thirty years, it is said, before the
arrival of St. Patrick. It was removed to Aghavoe, it is supposed, in
1052. Felix O'Dullany, bishop of Ossory, translated the see to Kilkenny
about the close of Henry II.'s reign.
FERNs took its name from the “hero Ferna, son of Caril, king of
the Decies, who was slain in battle at this place by Gallus, the son of
Morna.” The see was anciently archiepiscopal for a time; for in the
early ages of Christianity, the title of Archbishop in Ireland, except in
the case of Armagh, was not fixed to any particular see, but sometimes
belonged to one, and sometimes to another city, according to the Sanctity
and merits of the presiding bishop; and he was not denominated from
his see, but from the province in which his bishopric was situated.
LEIGHLIN, commonly called Old Leighlin, is situated about a mile
and a half to the westward of the river Barrow. Here St. Laserian con-
stituted an episcopal see about the year 628.
620
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
FERNs and LEIGHLIN were united in 1600, and on the death of bishop
Elrington, in 1835, Ossory, FERNs, and LEIGHLIN were united under
3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF OSSORY.
In the ancient writings the name abbot is frequently used instead of bishop ; so that
the abbots of Saiger may have been bishops likewise.
BISHOPS OR ALBOTS OF SAIGER.
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1178.
1202.
1218.
1229.
1232.
1244.
1251.
1257.
1260.
1287.
1289,
1302.
1318.
1360.
1371.
1386.
St. Kiaran, d. 549.
St. Carthagh, the Elder.
St. Sedna, flourished in 570.
St. Killene MacLubney, archdn. ; d.
695.
Laigdene MacDonennach, abbot; d.
Tuntgall, abbot ; d. 771.
Mocoach, abbot ; d. 783.
Cucathach, abbot ; d. 788.
Cobthach, abbot; d. 801.
Feredach, abbot ; d. 809.
Conchovar, abbot ; d. 810.
Conmach, abbot; d. 826.
Irgalach, abbot ; d. 832.
Anluain, abbot ; d. 846.
Cormac MacCladach, d. 867.
Geran, abbot; d. 868.
Slogad O'Raithnin, abbot; d. 885.
Cormac, d. 907.
Fergall MacMoelmorra, abbot; d.
919.
Fogartach I., abbot ; d. 941.
Kenfoelad MacSwiny, abbot ; d. on a
pilgrimage at Glendalough.
Flathlem, d. 984.
Fogartach II., abbot (and of Glenda-
lough); d. 1004.
Dunchad O'Kellechuir, d. 1048.
Rellach Rambar, d. 1079.
Here is a blank of 73 years.
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BIsIIOPS OF Ossor Y.
Donald O’Fogarty, seated here in
1152.
St. Felix O'Dullany.
Hugh I. (Rufus).
Peter Mannesin, canon of Ossory.
Wm, of Kilkenny, chanc. of Ossory;
I'0S.
Walter Brackell, or Bracknell.
Geoff. of Turvill, archdn. of Dublin.
Hugh II. (de Mapilton), archdn. of
Dublin.
Hugh III.
Jeffr. St. Leger.
Roger of Wexford, dean of Kil.
kenny.
Michl. of Exeter, canon of Kilkenny.
Wm. FitzJohn, tr. to Cashel.
Richd. Ledred.
John of Tatenale.
Alexr. Balscot, canon ; tr. to Meath.
Richd. Northalas, tr. to Dublin.
1397
1398.
1399.
1400.
1404.
1405.
1417.
1421.
1428.
1460.
1479.
1488.
1527.
1552.
. Sir Thos. Vesey, bt. ;
Thos. Peverel, tr. to Llandaff.
John Griffin, tr. from Leighlin.
John Waltham. -
Roger of Appleby, prior of Newton
dean of Lichfield.
John Volcan, tr. from Dromore.
Thos. Snell, tr. from Lismore.
Patr. Ragged, tr. from Cork.
Dennis O'Dea.
Thos. Barry.
David Hacket.
John O'Hedian, archdn. of Cashel.
Oliver Cantwell.
Milo Baron, d. 1550.
See vacant nearly 2 years.
John Bale, the first Protestant bp. ;
depr.
. John Thonory, a Roman Catholic ;
d. 1565.
See vacant 2 years.
. Christr. Gafney, preb. of St. Pat-
rick’s.
. Nichs. Walsh, chanc. of St. Pat-
rick’s.
. John Horsfall.
. Richd. Dean, dean of Ossory.
. Jonas Wheeler,
dean of Christ
Church, Dublin.
. Griffith Williams.
. John Parry, dean of Christ Church,
Dublin.
. Benjn. Parry, brother to the above ;
dean of St. Patrick’s.
. Michl. Ward, dean of Lismore ; tr.
to Derry.
. Thos. Otway, tr. from Killala and
Achonry.
3. John Hartstonge, archdn. of Lime-
rick; tr. to Derry. -
tr. from Kil-
laloe.
. Edwd. Tennison, archdn. of Caer-
marthen.
. Chas. Este, archdn. of Armagh : tr.
to Waterford. .
. Anthy. Dopping, dean of Clonmacnois.
. Michl. Cox, tr. to Cashel.
. Edwd. Maurice.
. Richd. Pocock, tr. to Meath,
. Chas. Dodgson, tr. to Elphin.
5. Wrm. Newcombe, tr. from Dromore ;
tr. to Waterford.
. John Hotham, archdn. of Middlesex;
tr. to Clogher.
Hon. Wm. Beresford, tr. from Dro-
more ; tr. to Tuam.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
621
1795.
1798.
+
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$3.
628.
865.
943.
969.
1048.
1113.
1144.
1152.
1158.
Thos. Lewis O'Beirne, private sec.
to the ld.-lieut., rector of Long-
ford, &c.; tr. to Meath.
Hugh Hamilton, tr. from Clonfert.
| 1806. John Kearney, provost of Trinity
College, Dublin.
| 1813. Robt. Fowler, archdn. of Dublin.
See united to Ferns and Leighlin, 1835.
See “Bishops of Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin,” post, p. 622.
BISHOPS OF FERNS.
St. Edan, seated here in 598; d.
632.
St. Molin.
Dachuan, or Mochuan Luachra,
abbot ; d. 652.
Tuenoch MacFintan, abbot ; d. 662.
Coman, d. 675.
Moedogair, d. 676.
Diratus, d. 692.
Cillenius, d. 714.
Arectacius MacCuanach, abbot; d.
737. ©
MacColgan, abbot ; d. 744.
Reodaigh, abbot; d. 758.
Dubenracht MacFergus, abbot; d.
776.
Finnachta, d. 794.
+&
Rillene, d. 814.
There is a chasm of a hundred years,
in which no mention is to be found
either of bishop or abbot of Ferns.
This is probably owing to the
ravages of the Danes, who spread
destruction on every side. In
834. Ferns was burnt by them.
Laidgmen, d. 937.
Flathguss, abbot; d. 944.
Finnacht MacLactan, d. 956.
Carbre O'Laigdnen, abbot ; d. 965.
Conan MacCathan, abbot; d. 975.
Constans O'Laigdmen, abbot; d. 996.
Cornelius O'Laigdmen, d. 1042.
Dermod O'Rudican, d. 1048.
Marchad O'Laigdmen, d. 1062.
Flan O'Corboy.
Fogdath O'Haurecan.
Nelan MacDonegan.
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Ugair O'Laigdnen, d. 1085.
Carbrick O’Kerny, d. 1095.
Gelasy, or Kellach O’Colman, d.
1117.
Carthag O'Malgebry.
Moelisa O’Cathlan.
Roderick, or Rory O'Traffy.
Brigdin O'Cathlan.
. Jos. O'Hethe.
. Albin O'Mulloy, abbot of Baltinglass.
. John St. John.
. Jeffrey St. John.
. Hugh Lamport.
. Richd. de Northampton, canon of
Rillaloe.
. Simon de Evesham.
. Robt. Walrand.
. Adam de Northampton.
. Hugh de Saltu, depr. by the pope.
Geoff. Grosseld.
. John Esmond, depr. by the pope.
. Wm. Charnels.
. Thos. Den, archdn. of Ferns.
. Patr. Barret.
. Robt. Whittey, or Whitby.
. John Purcell I.
. Laurence Nevill.
See vacant nearly 2 years.
. Edmd. Comerford, dean of Kilkenny.
. Nichs. Comyn, tr. to Waterford.
. John Purcell II.
. Alexr. Devereux.
. John Devereux, dean of Ferns.
. Hugh Allen, preb. of Sarum ; the
first Protestant bishop.
See united to Leighlin, 1600.
See “Bishops of Ferns and Leighlin,” post, p. 622.
BISEIOPS OF LEIGHILIN.
St. Laserian.
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Daniel.
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Condla O'Flain.
Sluagad O'Catan.
Dungall O'Cellaic.
Donat, d. 1185.
See vacant some years.
| 1199.
1201.
1217.
1227.
1252.
1277.
1309.
1320.
1341.
1349.
1363
1385
John, abbot of Rosea Valle. .
Harlewin, or Herlewin.
Richd. Fleming.
William, archdn. of Leighlin.
Thomas.
Nichs. Chevers, archdn.
Maurice of Blanchvill, canon.
Miler le Poer.
Wm. St. Leger.
Thos. of Brakenberg.
(? 1360). John Young, ; * ,
Leighlin.
John Griffin, chanc. of Limerick;
tr. to Ossory.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1399. Richd. Rocomb. 1523.
See vacant 2 years.
1422. John Mulgan, rector of Lin, in 1527.
Meath. 1550.
1432. Thos. Fleming, canon of Kilkenny. 1555.
1458. Milo Roche. 1567.
1490. Nichs. Maguire.
1513. Thos. Halsay, the pope's protho- | 1589.
notary for Ireland; assisted at
the Lateran Council in 1515 and 1600.
1516: never saw his bishopric.
See vacant 4 years.
Maurice Doran, murd. by his
archdn, Maurice Cavenagh.
Matt. Sanders.
Robt. Travers, depr. 1555.
Thos. Field.
Dan. Cavenagh.
See vacant 2 years.
Richd. Meredyth,dean of St.Patrick's.
See vacant 3 years.
Robt. Grave, dean of Cork.
On whose advancement to the see, it
was united to Ferns.
See “Bishops of Ferns and Leighlin,” infra.
BISHOPS OF FERNS AND LEIGHILIN.
1600. Robt. Grave, above-named. 1744.
Nichs. Stafford, chanc. of Ferns.
1605. Thos. Rarn, dean of Ferns. 1752.
1635. Geo. Andrew, dean of Limerick ; d. 1758.
1648.
See vacant 12 years.
1660. Robt. Price, dean of Connor. 1761.
1666. Richd. Boyle, dean of Limerick. 1765.
1683. Narcissus Marsh, provost of Dublin | 1772.
College ; tr. to Cashel.
1691. Barth. Vigors, dean of Armagh. 1782.
1722. Josiah Hort, dean, of Ardagh ; tr. 1787.
to Kilmore and Ardagh.
. John Hoadly, archdn. of Salisbury;
tr. to Dublin.
1759.
1789.
Robt. Downes, dean of Derry; tr.
to Down and Connor.
John Garnet, tr. to Clogher.
Hon. Wm. Carmichael, tr.
Clonfert; tr. to Meath.
Thos. Salmon.
Richd. Robinson, tr. to Kildare.
Chas. Jackson, tr. to Kildare.
Edwd. Young, tr. from Dromore.
Hon. Jos. Deane Bourke, dean of
Dromore; tr. to Tuam.
Walter Cope, tr. from Clonfert and
Rilmacduach.
Wm. Preston, tr. from Killala and
Achonry.
Euseby Cleaver, tr. from Cork and
Ross.
Hon. Percy Jocelyn, tr. to Clogher.
Lord Robt. Ponsonby Tottenham, tr.
from Killaloe; tr. to Clogher.
Thos. Elrington, tr. from Limerick;
from
1729. Arth. Price, tr. from Clonfert ; tr. 1809.
to Meath. 1820.
1734. Edwd. Synge, tr. from Cloyne; tr.
to Elphin. 1822.
1740. Geo. Stone, dean of Derry ; tr. to d. 1835.
Kildare. * & * º
1743. Wm. Cotterell, dean of lèaphoe. See united to Ossory, 1835.
See “Bishops of Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin,” infra.
BISHOPS OF OSSORY, FERNS, AND LEIGHLIN.
1835. Robt. Fowler, bp. of Ossory, see 1875. Robt. Saml. Gregg, tr. to Cork.
ante, p. 621.
1842. Jas. Thos. O'Brien.
1878.
Wm. Pakenham Walsh, dean of
Cashel, elect. Aug. 30.
DEANS OF OSSORY.
1210. Sº ###.
1218–28. Odo, or Hugh.
1245–50. Hy. Pembroke.
12—. Robt. de Dunkit.
12—. John de Bally ganran.
1268–71. Wm. de Balreput.
1269. Roger de Wexford, bp. of Ossory,
1287.
1292 to 1312. John Lupus, or de Low,
1309 (?). Jacobus.
1319-24. Nichs. Fitzjohn.
1333. Adamāºrriñº, or Trillock(No.1). 1505.
15—. Wm. Comerford.
1333. John le Baron.
1847. Adamie Triſieck, or Trillock(No.2). 15–
| 1355.
|isº.
383.
1413.
1419.
Between 1417 and 1426. Nichs. Hacket.
| 1436.
1469.
1471.
i 1493.
John.
Thos. Waferton, or de Waverton.
Michl. Delafield.
John Stafford, Apr. 14.
John Curk (Cusack?).
Thos. Gellian.
Thos. Archer.
John Strang, or Strange.
Edmd. Comerford, bp. of Ferns
about 1505. -
Jas. Cleere.
Louis Dedder.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
(523
1547.
1552.
1559.
1582.
1603.
1610.
1612.
1617.
1621.
1626.
1661.
1666.
1262.
1311.
1325.
1331.
1345.
1347.
Jas. Briton; d. 1552.
Thos. Lancaster.
Wm. Johnson.
David Cleere.
Richd. Deane, bp. of Ossory, 1610.
John Todd.
Barnabus Boulger, L. P., Oct. 24.
Absalom Gethin, July 17.
Jenkin Mayes, Dec. 8.
Edwd. Warren, Dec. 19.
Chas. Cullen, L. P., Apr. 15; res.
same year.
Thos. Ledisham.
Danl. Neyland, L. P., July 28.
1668.
1671.
1674.
1675.
1703.
1747.
1755.
1784.
1843.
1877.
Jos. Teate, L. P., Feb. 20.
Thos. Hill, L. P., Mar. 11; d.
1673.
Benj. Parry, L. P., Feb. 19 ; bp.
of Ossory, 1677.
John Pooley, L. P., Mar. 6; bp.
Raphoe, 1702.
Robt. Mossom, L. P., Feb. 25 ; d.
1747.
Robt. Watts, L. P., May 14.
John Lewis, L. P., Mar. 20.
Hon. Jos. Bourke, Aug. 29; d. 1843.
Chas. Vignoles, L. P., June 10.
Thos. Hare.
DEANS OF FERNS.
Name not mentioned.
Nichs. de Sandford.
Dionysius, or Denis.
Nichs. Moncell.
Geoffry Whitley.
Robert.
1366–76. Wm. St. John.
1401.
1453.
14—.
14—.
1531.
1537.
1558.
1559.
1569.
1590.
1592.
1601.
1610.
1626.
1629.
1643.
1662.
1666.
1670.
11—.
1199
1298
1346.
1401.
1432.
1494.
1506.
1521.
1541–63. Dermit
1580.
1591
1597
1—
Thos. Nevylle.
Thos. Petyt.
Wm. Dirle, or Dule.
Hy. Roche.
Thos. Pursell.
Thos. Hay, L. P., Feb. 15; d. 1558.
John Garvie, or Garvey.
John Devereux.
Walter Turner, L. P., Jan. 11.
Wm. Campyon, or Champion, L.P.,
Oct. 9.
Walter Turner, Jan. 18; see 1569.
Thos. Ram.
John Thoms.
Thos. Ram, jun., L. P., Feb. 11.
Robt. Wilson, L. P., Feb. 19.
Anthy. Procter, L. P., Mar. 11.
John Watson, L. P., Mar. 27.
John Creighton, Oct. 26; d. 1670.
Benj. Phipps, L. P., May 23.
1671.
1682.
1694.
1719.
1720.
1724.
1728.
1733.
1734.
1740.
1747.
1769.
1787.
1794.
1842.
1862.
1879.
Robt. Osborne, L. P., Apr. 11 (?).
Tobias Pullen, L. P., Apr. 25; bp
of Cloyne, 1694.
Thos. Cox, L. P., Dec. 21.
Wm. Crosse, L. P., Apr. 2.
Arth. Price. L. P., Mar. 31.
Pascal, or Paul Ducasse, L. P.
May 5.
Thos. Sawbridge, L. P., Jan. 28.
Geo. Stone, L. P., Aug. 22; aft
dean of Derry, &c.
Jos. Story, L. P., Mar. 14.
Robt. Watts, L. P., Mar. 6.
John Alcock, L. P., June 15 : d
1769.
Richd. Marlay, inst. Dec. 26; bp. of
Clonfert, 1787.
Hon. Thos. Stopford, Nov. 21; bp.
of Cork and Ross, 1794.
Peter Browne, L. P., Dec. 6;
1842.
Hy. Newland, inst. Jan. 19, 1843.
Hamilton Verschoyle, L. P., Apr. 4:
res. Same year.
Wm. Atkins, L. P., Nov. 21.
John Robt. Dowse.
d.
DEANS OF LEIGHILIN.
M.
to 1201. Robert.
to 1312. John Chevars.
Wm. Cryspyn.
John Heygarth (? Heygate).
Nichs. Cloal.
David Corrin, Curwen, Curram, or
Curwin,
Cornelius O’Curran.
Cornelius.
Cavanagh, or Keve-
nagh.
Roger Hooker.
. Walter Harpoll (? Hartpoole).
. Walter Hatfield, L. P., Nov. 16.
. Moses Powell; d. 1603.
1604.
1614.
1618.
1637.
1666.
1668.
1672.
1692.
1696.
1723.
1749.
1755.
1765.
1777.
Thos. Tedder, Feb. 22; d. 1614.
Ralph Barlow.
John Parker, L. P., July 6.
Hugh Cressy, inst. Aug. 11.
John Nearne, Mar. 15; res. 1668.
Geo. Burdett, L. P., Feb. 3 ; d.
1671.
Saml. Burgess, L. P., Jan. 1.
Noah Webb, L. P., Aug. 12.
John Francis, L. P., Aug. 12.
Wm. Crosse, L. P., July 19.
Barth. Vigors, L. P., Dec. 26.
John Fetherston, May 26; d. 1764.
Chas. Doyne, L. P., Jan. 21 ; d.
1777. g
Richd. Stewart, July 25; d. 1778.
624 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1778. Stewart Blacker, Apr. 25; res. 1804. 1854. Jas. Lyster, L. P., Nov. 14.
1804. Geo. Maunsell, Oct. 6; res. 1822. 1864. Wm. Bernard Lauder, L. P., July
1822. Hon. Richd. Boyle Bernard, L. P., 11; d. 1868.
Aug. 22. 1868. Fras. Metcalf Watson, L. P., Apr.
1850. Hugh Usher Tighe, L. P., Apr. 22; 15; d. 1876.
res. 1854. 1877. Wm. Smyth King.
DIOCESES OF CASHEL, EMLY, WATERFORD, AND
LISMORE,
CORMAC, king and bishop of CASHEL, is reputed to have been the
founder or the restorer of the cathedral of Cashel, and we have few
traces of the bishops before his time. Cashel became archiepiscopal in
1152, but under 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 37, was reduced to a bishopric on
the death of Archbishop Laurence in 1839.
EMLY is a very ancient see, and is supposed to have been founded by
St. Patrick. The place is mentioned by some of the old historians as
a large and flourishing city, but it is now a poor and inconsiderable
village. The cathedral is dedicated to St. Ailbe, who is named as the
first bishop, and who died September 12, 527.
THE cathedral of WATERFoRD, dedicated to the Blessed Trinity,
was first built by the Ostmen, and by Malchus, the first bishop, after his
return from England from his consecration, about 1096.
LISMORE was founded by St. Carthage about 636, and Cormac, the
son of Muretus, king of Munster, repaired it before 1130.
There was a see at Ardmore, founded by St. Declan, in the infancy
of the Irish Church, but it was united to Lismore, soon after the arrival
of the English.
EMLY was united to CASHEL in 1568, and LISMORE was united to
WATERFORD in 1358 or 1863. On the death of Bishop Bourke in 1832,
CASHEL, EMILY, WATERFORD, and LISMORE were united under 3 & 4
Wm. IV., cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF CASHEL.
901. Cormac MacCulinan, d. 908. | 1131. Moelisa O’Foglada.
* * Donald O’Hene, d. 1098. 1137. Donat O'Conaing.
1118. Miler, or Melmurray O’Duman.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF CASEIEL.
* * Donat O'Lonergan I., seated here be- 1216. Donat O'Lonergan III. ; res.
fore 1152; as in that year he was 1224. Marian O'Brien, tr. from Cork.
invested with the pallium by cardl. 1238. David MacKelly, tr. from Cloyne.
Paparo, the pope's legate. 1253. David MacCarwill, dean of Cashel.
1158. Donald O'Hullucan. 1291. Steph. O’Brogan, archdn. of Glen-
1182. Maurice. * dalough.
1192. Matthew O’Heney. 1803. Maurice MacCarwill, archdn.
1206. Donat O'Lonergan II. 1317. Wm. Fitz-John, tr. from Ossory. .
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
625
1327.
1330.
1332.
1345.
2k x:
1365.
1374.
448
>k ×
>k >k
>< x<
>< *;
>k >k
× ×
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§
x: xī;
1163.
1172.
1177.
1197.
1212.
1228.
The pope, at the king's request,
made void two elections made by
two parties in the chapter and
chose this prelate.
John O'Carrol, dean of Cork.
Walter le Rede, tr. from Cork.
John O'Grada, friar of Cashel.
Ralph Kelly.
Geo. Roche, d. 1362.
See vacant some years.
Thos. O'Carrol, tr. from Tuam.
Philip de Torrington, Franciscan
friar.
See vacant 4 years.
1384.
1406.
1450.
1483.
1504.
1527,
1553.
1567.
Peter Hacket, archdn.
Richd. O’Hedian, archdn.
See vacant 10 years.
John Cantwell.
David Creagh.
Maurice Fitzgerald.
Edmd. Butler, d. 1550.
See vacant 3 years.
Roland Baron.
See vacant 6 years.
Jas. MacCoghwell, the first pro-
testant abp.
See united to Emly 1568.
See “Archbishops of Cashel and Bishops of Emly,” post, p. 626.
BISHOPS OF EMLY.
. St. Ailbe, d. 527.
Conaing O'Daithil, d. 660.
Comamail MacCartiag, d. 707.
Cellach, d. 718.
Senchai, d. 778.
Cuan, d. 784.
Sectabrat, d. 819.
Flan MacFlamchellaic, d. 825.
Olchobar MacKimede, king of Cashel,
d. 850.
Maneus Hac Huargusa, d. 857.
Caenfelad, king of Cashel, d. 872.
Rudgall MacFingail, d. 882.
Concen Mathair, d. 887.
Owen MacCenfeolad, d. 889.
Moelbrigid. d. 895.
Miscelus, d. 898.
Flan MacConail, d. 903.
Tibraid MacMaelfin, d. 912.
Edchada MacScanlain, d. 941.
Huarach, d. 953.
Mel Killach, d. 957.
Feolan MacCellaid, d. 981.
Cenfada, d. 990.
Columb MacLagenan, d. 1003.
Cormac O’Fin, d. 1020.
Serbrethae, d. 1027.
Maelfinan, d. 1040.
O'Flanchua, d. 1047.
Clothna Muimnech, d. 1049.
Moelmorda, d. 1075.
Moelisa O'Harachtain, d. 1093.
O'Ligbai, d. 1122.
Moelmorda MacInclodnai.
Deicola.
Moelisa O'Lageman.
O'Meiciti, or O'Meleic.
Chas. O'Buacalla, abb. of Melli-
font.
Regd. O'Flanua.
No certainty of his successor.
EIenry.
John Collingham.
1236.
1251.
1266.
1272.
1275.
1282.
1306.
1309.
1335.
1356.
1363.
1422.
1431.
1444.
1448.
1459.
>< *;
1498.
1543.
1554.
Christian.
Gilbert O’Doverty, dean.
Florence of Emly, canon.
Matt. MacGorman, archdn.
David O'Cuffy, or O'Cassy, abbot of
Holy Cross, Tipperary.
Wm. de Clifford.
Thos. Cantock, canon.
Wm. Roghened, dean.
Richd. de Walleys.
John Esmond, archdn. of Ferns.
William, archdn.
Nicholas.
John Rishberry, delayed to expedite
his letters of provision.
Robt. Windell, app. by the pope;
Ine Wer COIn Se C.
Thos. Burgh, delayed to expedite
his letters of provision.
Robt. Portland, never consec.
These four were named by the pope,
and the disputes which arose were
the cause of the episcopal re-
venues being for a long time re-
turned into the king's exchequer.
Thomas.
Robert, of England, app. by the pope
on Thomas's death; but he was
either rejected, or app. bp. of
Tiberias in Galilee.
Cornelius O'Cunlis, tr. to Clonfert.
Cornelius O'Mulledy, tr. from Clon-
fert.
See vacant 10 years.
Wrm. O’Hedian.
Philip, d. 1494.
Chas. MacBrien, canon.
Thos. Hurley, d. 1542.
AEneas O'Heffernan.
Raymund de Burgh, d. 1562.
See united to Cashel 1568.
See “Archbishops of Cashel, and Bishops of Emly,” post, p. 626.
40
626
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1568.
1571.
1623.
1640.
1661.
1667.
1691.
1694.
1726.
ARCHIBISHOPS OF CASHEL AND BISHOPS OF EMLY.
Jas. MacCaghwell, abp. of Cashel;
see Cashel, ante, p. 624.
Miler Magragh ; who, becoming a
Protestant, was, by Q. Elizabeth,
promoted to this see; d. 1622,
aged 100 years.
Malcolm Hamilton, chanc. of Down.
Archd. Hamilton, tr. from Killala
and Achonry; d. 1569.
Thos. Fulwar, tr. from Ardfert.
Thos. Price, tr. from Kildare 1684.
The see vacant until
Narcissus Marsh, tr. from Ferns and
Leighlin; tr. to Dublin.
Wm. Palliser, tr. from Cloyne.
Wm. Nicholson, tr. from Derry.
1727.
1730.
1744.
1752.
1754.
1779.
1801.
1822.
Timothy Godwin, tr. from Kilmore
and Ardagh.
Theoph. Bolton, tr. from Elphin.
Arth. Price, tr. from Meath.
John Whitcombe, tr. from Down
and Connor.
Michl. Cox, tr. from Ossory.
Chas. Agar, tr. from Cloyne; aft.wisc.
Somerton and E. of Normanton.
Hon. Chas. Brodrick, tr. from Kil-
Iſl Ore.
Richd. Lawrence,
Ełebrew, Oxford.
See united to Waterford and
Lismore, 1833.
reg. prof. of
..See “Archbishops of Cashel, and Bishops of Emly, Waterford, and Lismore,” post, p. 627.
1096.
•k
*
+ +
1175
Sk sk
1204.
1210.
1223.
1227.
× Sk
.
2k
:
:
.
.
1363.
1394.
1896.
BISHOPS OF WATERFORD.
Malchus.
Melisa O'Hamire, d. 1136.
Tuistius, or Tostius, seated here in
1H 52.
. Augustine.
Robt. I., seated here in 1200.
David.
Robt. II.
Wm. Wace, dean.
Walter I.
Steph. I., seated here in 1238.
1249.
1252.
1255.
1273.
1286.
1307.
1323.
1338.
1349.
1350.
Henry, archdn.
Philip, deam.
Walter II.
Steph. de Fulburn II.
Walter de Fulburn III., dean.
Matthew.
Nichs. Welifed, dean.
Richd. Francis.
Robt. Elyot, dep. 1350.
Roger Cradock, tr. to Llandaff.
See united to Lismore 1363.
See “Bishops of Waterford and Lismore,” infra.
BISHOPS OF LISMORE.
St. Carthage, promoted about 631–6 ;
d 637.
Hierologus, d. 698.
Colman, or Mocholmoc, son of Fin-
bar, d. 702.
St. Croman, d. 717.
Colman O'Liathan, d. 725.
Macoge, d. 746.
Roman, d. 763.
CormacMac Culeman, bp. of Lismore,
and prince of Decies, in Munster;
d. 903.
O'Mail Sluaig, d. 1025.
Moriertach O'Selbaic, d. 1034.
MacAirthir, d. 1064.
Mal-Duin O'Rebacain, d. 1191.
Mac-Mic-Oeducan, d. 1113. -
Gilla-Mocuda O’Rebacain, d. 1129.
× 2%
1150.
× X
>k x
1218.
1223.
1248.
1253.
| 270.
1279.
1309.
1324.
1358.
Malchus, seated here in 1134.
Christian O'Conarchy, res. 1175.
Felix, d. before 1200.
O'Heda, d. 1206.
An uncertain blank here, impossible
to fill up.
Robt. of Bedford.
Griffin Christopher, chanc. of Lis-
IOClOI’0.
Alan O’Sullivan, tr. from Cloyne.
Thos., treas r. of Lismore.
John Roche, chanter of Lismore.
Richd. Corr, chanc. of Lismore.
Wm. le Fleming, archdn. of Lismore.
John Leynagh.
Thos. le Reve.
See united to Waterford 1363.
See “Bishops of Waterford and Lismore,” infra.
BISHOPS OF WATERFORD AND LISMORE.
1397. John Deping.
Thos. le Reve, bp, of Lismore, above-
named.
Robt. de Reade, tr. to Chichester.
Thos. Sparkford,
1399.
1405.
Thos. Snell, archdn. of Glendalough;
tr. to Ossory.
Roger.
e
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 627
1409. John Gese. 1641. Archd. Adair, tr. from Killala and
1426. Richd., archdn. of Lismore. Achonry; d. 1647.
1446. Robt. Poer, dean of Limerick. The see remained vacant till the
1472. Richd. Martin. *- Restoration.
1475. John Bolcomp. 1661. Geo. Baker.
1480. Nichs. O'Henisy. 1666. Hugh Gore, dean of Lismore.
1482. John. 1691. Nath. Foy, minister of St. Bridget's,
1486. Thos. Pursell. Dublin. -
* * Nichs. Comin, tr. from Ferns; res. 1708. Thos. Milles.
1519. 1740. Chas. Este, tr. from Ossory.
1551. Patr. Walsh, dean of Waterford. 1745. Richd. Chenevix, tr. from Killaloe.
1579. Marm, Middleton, tr. to St. David's. 1779. Wm. Newcombe, tr. from Ossory.
1582. Miler Magragh, res. 1589; again succ. 1795. Richd. Marlay, tr. from Clonfert.
1592; and again res. 1607. 1802. Hon. Power Trench, tr. to Elphin.
1589. Thos. Wetherhead. 1810. Jos. Stock, tr. from Killala.
1592. Miler Magragh, again. 1813. Hon. Richd. Bourke, dean of Ardagh;
1607. John Lancaster. d. Nov. 15, 1832.
1619. Michl. Boyle, dean of Lismore. * º
1636. John Atherton, chanc. of Christ- sº ited to Cashel and Emly
Church. i.
See “Archbishops of Cashel, and Bishops of Emly, Waterford, and Lismore,” infra.
ARCHBISHOPS OF CASHEL AND BISEIOPS OF EMLY, WATERORD,
AND LISMORE.
1888. Richd. Lawrence, abp. of Cashel, and On his death Cashel was reduced to
bp. of Emly,above-named; d. 1839. a bishopric.
See “Bishops of Cashel, Emly, Waterford, and Lismore,” infra.
BISHOPS OF CASHEL, EMLY, WATERFORD, AND LISMORE.
1839. Stephen C. Sandes, tr. from Killaloe, 1843. Robt. Dayaly.
&c. 1872. Maurice Fitzgerald Day, Mar. 19.
* DEANS OF CASHEL. -
Between 1224 and 1238. Thomas. 1661. Essex Digby, inst. Feb. 27; bp. of
Before 1238. David MacKelly was dean; Dromore, 1670.
bp. Cloyne, 12–; abp. of Cashel, | 1671. Caesar Williamson, inst. Aug. 9; d.
1238; d. Mar. 2, 1253. May 1676.
Before 1253. David MacCarwill, abp. of 1676. John Glandie, inst. July 4; d. Jan.
Cashel, 1253; d. 1269. 22, 1694.
1254. Thaddaeus O’Brien. 1694. Hy. Price, inst. Mar. 17; d. 1706.
1260. Keran, or Kyran. 1706. Wm. Mullart, or Maillart, inst. Apr.
1267. Roland. 4, 1707; d. May 8, 1713.
1269. David. 1714. John Wetherby, inst. May 7; d.
1282 and 1289. Antonius. 1736.
1302–6. Philip Broder. 1736. Wm. Gore, inst. Nov. 2; bp. of Clon-
1346. Richd. Fitzjohn. fert, 1758.
1402–12. Richd. Barry. 1758. Thos. Paul, inst. June 5 ; res.
1429–37. David O'Dwyer. 1769.
1452. Cornelius. 1769. John Jebb, L. P., June 22; d. 1787.
1467–85. John Hodian, or Hedian. 1787. Jos. Palmer, inst. June 22 ; d. May
k * * k 1, 1829.
1616. John Todd, bp. of Down, &c., 1829. Saml. Adams, inst. Aug. 29.
1606. 1856. Ogle Wm. Moore, L. P., Feb. 25;
1608, Lewis Jones, June 16; bp. of Killa- res. 1861.
loe, 1633; d. aged 104. 1862. John Cotter MacDonnell, L. P., Feb.
1633. Wm. Chappell, inst. Aug. 20; bp. of 24.
Cork, 1638. 1873. Wm. Pakenham Walsh.
1639. Richd. Howlett, inst. Mar, 9. 1878. Arth. Hy. Leech.
40 *
628
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1219.
IDEANS OF EMILY.
D*****
1221 and 1227. Pº.
1240.
1245.
1295.
1305.
1542.
1602.
W****
Gilbert O'Doherty; elect. bp. 1251.
Philip.
Wm. Roghened, or Roughhead, bp.
of Emly, 1309.
Donogh Ryan, Aug. 24.
Donat Hogan; d. Same year.
Hugh Hogan.
Before 1615. Kennedy O'Brian.
1615.
1621.
1627.
J 640.
1666.
1669.
1675.
1685.
1693.
1697.
1223.
| 252.
1284.
1308.
1312.
1323.
1365.
1372.
1379.
1395.
1396.
1481.
1484.
1522.
1547.
1566.
1570.
1615.
1621.
1623.
1625.
1634.
1635.
1260.
1281.
2: 34
John Darling.
Edwd. Warren, Nov. 12.
Andr. O’Donellan.
John Crayford, inst. May 21.
Wm. Burleigh, Apr. 24.
Tempest Illingworth, L.P. Sept. 19.
Geo. Mundy, L. P. Feb. 27.
Robt. Ewing, L. P. Sept. 4 ; d. 1685.
Ulysses Burgh, L. P. May 9; bp. of
Ardagh, 1692.
Thos. Smythe, L. P., inst. Apr. 12;
bp. of Limerick, &c., 1695.
Richd. Reader, inst. July 2.
1701.
1710.
1714.
1735.
1736.
1765.
1766.
1775.
1776,
1818.
1826.
1845.
1852.
1864.
Enoch Reader, L. P. July 10; d.
1709.
John Wetherby, inst. June 29; res.
1713.
Wm. Perceval, inst. Aug. 28; d.
1735.
Jas. Auchmuty, L. P. July 10; res.
1736.
John Brandreth, inst. Oct. 15.
John Averell, inst. Apr. 19; bp. of
Limerick, &c., 1771.
Jas. Hawkins, July 17 ; bp. of Dro-
more, 1775.
Wm. Evelyn, inst. Sept. 7 ; d. 1776.
Richd. Moore, L. P. June 9 ;
June 1818.
Hy. Vesey Fitzgerald, inst. July 11;
res. 1826.
Thos. Philip Lefanu, inst. Apr. 21;
d. June 24, 1845.
Brabazon Wm. Disney, inst. Oct. 11.
Denis Browne, L. P. Apr. 28.
Wm. Alexander, L. P. Aug. 24; bp.
of Derry and Raphoe, 1867.
Chapter united to Cashel by Statute of the General Synod for 1872.
DEANS OF WATERFORD.
Wm. Wace, dean; b.p. this year.
Philip, ditto.
Walter de Fulburn; bp. 1286.
David le Waleys.
David (? the same).
Nichs. Welifed, dean ; bp. this year.
Walter le Reve.
Lucas de Londres.
John Reder.
Walter de Ludlow.
Wm. Whyte.
Robt. Bron, or Brown.
John Collyne.
Robt. Lombard; d. 1547.
Patr. Walsh ; bp. 1551.
Peter White.
David Cleeve, Aug. 9.
Richd. Boyle, bp. of Cork, Cloyne,
and Ross, 1620; abp. of Tuam,
1638.
Hy. Sutton, L. P. Nov. 17.
Anthy. Martin, May 18; bp. of
Meath, 1625.
Richd. Jones, Mar. 26.
Thos. Gray, May 31.
Jas. Margetson, May 25; abp. of
1638.
1640.
1662.
1666.
1671.
1678.
1685.
1692.
1697.
1723.
1759.
1784.
1804.
1850.
1877.
Dublin, 1661; abp. of Armagh,
1663.
Edwd. Parry, inst. Mar. 20.
Gervase Thorpe, L. P. Apr. 28 ;
inst. July 29.
Thos. Potter, L. P. Feb. 6.
Thos. Ledisham, L. P. June 29.
Danl. Burston, L. P. June 9.
Arth. Stanhope. L. P. Jan. 20.
Thos. Wallis, L. P. Nov. 27.
John Dalton, L. P. Feb. 14.
John Eeles, L. P. Apr. 6.
Hugh Bolton, L. P. Jan. 17; d. Dec.
1758.
Cutts Harman ; presented Mar. 7.
Christr. Butson, Apr. 2; bp. of Clon-
fert, &c., 1804.
Hon. Wm. Montgomery Cole, inst.
Aug. 11; d. same year.
Ussher Lee, dean of Kilmacduagh;,
inst. Dec. 22.
Thos. Stewart Townshend, L. P.
Aug. 21; bp. of Meath same year.
Edwd. Newenham Hoare, L. P. Now.
26; d. 1877.
John Morgan.
DEANS OF LISMORE.
Thos. de Wodeford.
Philip.
Roger Russell.
1320.
1346.
1403.
Walter le Fleming.
Michl. le Fleming.
Wm. Walshe, Mar. 3.
THE BOOK OF I) IGNITIES. 629
1421. Philip Wyott. 1670. Michl. Ward, L. P. Nov. 29; bp. of
1548. Edwd. Power. Ossory, 1678.
1551–2. Denis Morris. 1678. Edwd. Jones, L. P. Nov. 16; bp. of
15–. Peter Lewis, res. 1564. Cloyne, 1682.
1564. Gerald FitzJames Fitzgerald, June | 1683. Barzillai Jones, adm. Nov. 5.
17. 1692. Wm. Jephson, L. P. Jan. 6; d. Apr.
1583. John Prendergast, L. P. Sept. 11, 1720.
12. 1719. Arthur Price É?
1610. Thos. Wilson, L. P. Feb. 15 ; res. 1720. Wm. Crosse, L. P. May 28.
1614. 1723. John Francis, L. P. Aug. 2; d. 1724.
1614. Michl. Boyle, L. P. Dec. 6; also bp. 1724. Wm. Burscough (?).
of Waterford, &c., 1619. 1725. Alexr. Alcock, L. P. July 22.
1622. Edwd. Brouncker, L. P. Apr. 30. 1747. Washington Cotes, L. P. Dec. 26 ;
Robt. Daborne, L. P. June 14; d. d. 1762.
Mar. 1628. 1762. John Ryder, L. P. May 22; d. Apr.
1628. John Grey, Apr. 3. 18, 1791.
1630. Robt. Naylor, inst. Mar. 24; res. 1791. John Whetham, inst. Sept. 14 ; d.
Mar. 1640. May 1, 1796.
1640. Edwd. Parry, inst. May 11; bp. of 1796. John Scott, L. P. June 11; d. 1828.
Rillaloe, 1647. 1828. John Bayley, inst. July 12; d. June
1647. Robt. Parry, L. P. May 7. 1831.
1661, Richd. Underwood, L. P. Feb. 5; 1831. Sir Geo. Bisshopp, inst. July 30; d.
d. 1664. 1834.
1664. Hugh Gore, inst. Apr. 7 ; bp. 1666. 1834. Hy. Cotton, Dec. 16.
1666. Richd. Lingard, L. P. Mar. 2; d. 1850. Hy. Montagu Browne.
1670. 1884. Hy. Brougham.
DIOCESES OF CORK, CLOYNE, AND ROSS.
THERE is little to be found in ancient writers concerning the foundation
of the cathedral of CoRK, but it is generally ascribed to St. Barr or
Finbarr, in the seventh century. Through length of time the church
became quite ruinous, but some years ago it was completely rebuilt,
and is now a handsome structure.
Ross was, most likely, founded by St. Fachnan, who flourished in the
'beginning of the sixth century, and “who lived in a monastery of his
own erection.” He was called Fachnan Mongach, or the “Hairy,”
having been born with hair; and was abbot of a monastery in th
island of Molanfid, near the town of Youghal, formerly called Dar-Inis.
There a city grew up, in which was a large seminary for scholars,
called Ross-Ailithri. When the cathedral was founded, or who was the
first bishop of it, it is impossible to ascertain. It seems probable, how-
ever, that Fachnan was the first bishop. There are no records of this
see until after the arrival of the English.
CLOYNE was founded in the sixth century by St. Colman, the son of
Limin, who was himself the first bishop of it. Who his immediate
successors in the see were, it is difficult, if not impossible, to ascertain;
nor can anything be said, with certainty, of the bishops, until after the
arrival of the English.
CoRK and CLoyNE were united by Pope Martin W. about 1430. Ross
was added in 1583, and the bishops were styled “CoRK, CLOYNE, and
Ross’ as at present. In 1638 a separate bishop was appointed to
Cloyne; but after the Restoration the three sees were again united, and
630
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
so continued until 1678, when CLOYNE once more had a separate
bishop, CORK and Ross still remaining united.
-
On the death of bishop Brinkley in 1835, CoRK, CLOYNE, and Ross
were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF CORK.
* * Geoff. White. -
* * Marian O'Brien, tr. to Cashel, 1224.
1225. Gilbert, archdn. of Cork.
* * Laurence, d. 1264.
1266. William of Jerepont.
1267. Reginald, treasr. of Cashel.
1277. Robt. Macdonogh.
1302. John MacCarvill, or O'Carrol, dean ;
tr. to Meath.
1321. Philip of Slane.
1326. John le Blonde, dean of Cloyne (never
consec.)
1327. Walter le Rede, canon ; tr. to
Cashel.
1329. John de Baliconingham. He was
made bp. of Down by the king,
but his election was not confirmed
- by the pope.
1347. John Roche, dean.
1359. Gerald de Barry, dean.
1396. Roger Ellesmere.
1406. Gerald.
* * Patr. Raggad, tr. to Ossory, 1417.
1418. Milo FitzJohn, dean.
See united to Cloyne, 1430.
See “Bishops of Cork and Cloyne,” post, p. 631.
BISHOPS OF CLOYNE.
* * St. Barr, or Finbarr; seated here in
G30.
Of his immediate successors there
are very imperfect accounts until
the arrival of the English.
* * St. Nessan.
* * Russin, d. 685.
773. Selbaic.
961. Cathmogan.
990. Colum Mac Ciarucain.
* * Cellach O'Selbaic, d. 1026.
* * Neil O'Mailduib, d. 1027.
1028. Airtri Sailºt.
* * Cathal, d. 1034.
1057. Mugron O'Mutan.
1086. Clerech O'Selbaic.
1107. Macloth d O'Hailgemen.
1111. Patr, O'Selbaic.
The see of Cork was vacant about
1140, and then “a certain poor
man" was nom., but his name is
not mentioned.
* * Gilla AEda O’Mugin, d. 1172.
* * Gregory, d. 1186.
* * Reginald.
* * — O'Selbaic, d. 1205.
* * St. Colman, d. 604.
× 2k >k >k
* * O'Malvain, d. 1094.
* * Nehemiah Moriertach, d. 1149.
* * O’Dubery, d. 1159.
* * O'Flanagan, d. 1167.
* * Matthew, d. 1192.
* * Laurence O'Sullivan, d. 1204.
* * Daniel, d. 1222.
1224. Florence.
1226. Patrick.
* * David MacKelly, tr. to Cashel, 1238.
1240. Alan O’Sullivan, tr. to Lismore.
1249. Daniel,
. Reginald, tr. from Down.
. Alan O'Lonergan.
. Nichs. de Effingham.
. Maurice O’Solehan, archdn.
. John de Cumba.
John Bird, or Brid, abbot of Louth,
Lincolnshire.
. John Whittock, dean.
. John de Swaffham.
5. Richd. Wye; depr.
94. Gerald Canton.
>k
* Adam Pay, or Pye, seated here in
1421.
1431. Jordan, chanc. of Limerick.
Cloyne was now united to Cork (see
Cork and Cloyne, and Cork,
C/oyne, and Ross, post, p. 681),
and continued so for nearly 200
years, until the appointment of
1638. Geo. Synge, d. 1653.
1679.
1682.
1692.
I694.
From the death of bp. Geo. Synge,
the see continued vacant until the
restoration of Chas. II., when it
was again united to Cork and
Ross under bps. Boyle and Edwd.
Synge. See Cork, Cloyne, and
Ross, post, p. 631. On the death
of bp. Edwd. Synge, in 1678,
Cloyne again had a separate
bishop. -
Patrk. Sheridan, dean of Connor.
Edwd. Jones, dean of Lismore ; tr.
to St. Asaph.
Wm. Palliser, tr. to Cashel.
Tobias Pullen, dean of Ferns; tr. to
Dromore.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 631
1695. St. Geo. Ash, tr. to Clogher. visc. Somerton and E. of Nor-
1697. John Pooley, dean of Ossory, tr. to manton ; tr. to Cashel.
Raphoe. 1780. Geo. Chinnery, tr. from Killaloe.
1702. Chas. Crow, provost of Tuam. 1781. Richd. Woodward, dean of Clogher.
1726. Hy. Maule, dean; tr. to Dromoré. 1794. Wm. Bennett, tr. from Cork and Ross.
1732. Edwd. Synge, tr. from Clonfert ; tr. 1820. Chas. Mongan Warburton, tr. from
to Ferns and Leighlin. Limerick.
1734. Geo. Berkeley, dean of Derry. 1826. John Brinkley, archdn. of Clogher
1753. Jas. Stopford. and royal astronomer of Ireland.
1759. Robt. Johnson.
1767. Hon. Fredk. Hervey, tr. to Derry.
1768. Chas. Agar, dean of Kilmore ; aft.
See again united to Cork and
Ross 1835.
See “Bishops of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross,” post, p. 632.
BISHOPS OF CORK AND CLOYNE.
Upon the death of Milo FitzJohn in 1430, the see of Cork was for a time committed
to Nicholas, bp. of Ardfert, and Richd. Scurlog, archdn. of Cork ; but before the close of
1430, Jordan, chanc. of Limerick, was advanced by Pope Martin V. to the bishoprics
of Cork and Cloyne, both vacant at one time, and then canonically united.
1431. Jordan, chanc. of Limerick. 1536. Dominick Tirrey.
* * Gerald FitzRichard, d. 1479. 1557. Roger Skiddy, dean of Limerick,
1479 Wm. Roche, res. See vacant 4 years.
1490. Thady MacCarthy. 1570. Richd. Dixon; depr.
* * Gerald, res. 1499 1572. Matth. Sheyn.
1499. John FitzEdmund,
* * John Bennet, d. 1536.
See “Bishops of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross,” infra.
Sees united to Ross, 1583.
BISHOPS OF ROSS.
* * St. Fachman. 1378. Bernard O’Connor.
>< × × Sk 1402. Steph. Brown.
Sk St. Finchad. Matthew. d. 1418.
* * Benedict, seated here in 1172. 1418. Walter Formay.
* * Maurice, d. 1196. 1426. Cornelius MacElchade.
1197. Daniel. * * Thady, seated here in 1488.
* * Florence, d. 1222. 1489. Odo.
* * Robert, seated here in 1225. 1494. Edma. Courcey.
* * Florence, or Finin O'Cloghena; res. | 1519. John Imurily, or Smurily, abbot of
1252. Maur.
1253. Maurice, chanter of Cloyne, * * Bonaventure, a Spaniard; was alive
1269. Walter O'Micthian. in 1523.
1275. Peter O'Hullucan. 1544. Dermod MacDomnuil.
1290. Laurence, canon, 1563. Thos. O'Herlihy, res. 1570.
1310. Matth. O’Fin. 1582. Wm. Lyon.
1331. Laurence O'Hullucan. See united to Cork and Cloyne,
1336. Dennis. 1583.
See “Bishops of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross,” infra.
BISHOPS OF CORK, CLOYNE, AND ROSS.
1583. Wm. Lyon, bp. of Ross, above-named. The see remained vacant until
1618. John Boyle. 1660.
1620. Richd. Boyle, dean of Waterford; tr. 1661. Michl, Boyle, dean of Cloyne; tr. to
to Tuam. Dublin.
1638. Wm. Chappel, provost of Dublin | 1663. Edwd. Synge, tr. from Limerick.
College; bp. of Cork and Ross
only ; d. 1649. Cloyne separated 1678.
Seo “Bishops of Cloyne,” ante, p. 630; and “Bishops of Cork and Ross,” post, p. 632.
632
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
BISHOPS OF CORE AND ROSS.
1678. Edwd. Wetenhall, chanter of Christ
Church; tr. to Kilmore and Ar-
dagh.
1699. Dive Downs, archdn. of Dublin.
1710. Peter Brown, provost of Dublin
College.
1735. Robt. Clayton, tr. from Killala ; tr.
to Clogher.
1745. Jemmet Brown, tr. from Killala ; tr.
to Elphin.
1772. Isaac Mann, archdn. of Dublin.
1789. Euseby Cleaver, rect. of Petworth,
England; tr. to Ferns and Leighlin.
1789.
1790.
1794.
1806.
1807.
1831.
Wm. Foster, chapl. to the house of
commons; tr. to Kilmore.
Wm. Bennett, chapl. to the E. of
Westmoreland, ld.-lieut. ; tr. to
Cloyne.
Hon. Thos. Stopford, dean of Ferns.
Ld. John Geo. de la Poer Beresford,
dean of Clogher; tr. to Raphoe.
Hon. Thos. St. Lawrence, dean of
Cork.
Saml. Kyle, prov. of Trin. Coll.,
Dublin.
Sees again united to Cloyne, 1835.
See “Bishops of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross,” infra.
BISHOPS OF CORK, CLOYNE, AND ROSS.
1835. Saml. Ryle, bp. of Cork and Ross,
above-named.
1848. Jas. Wilson.
1857.
1862.
1878.
Wm. FitzGerald.
John Gregg.
Robt. Saml. Gregg, tr. from Ossory,&c.
DEANS OF COREC.
1288. Philip.
1302. Jno. MacCarvill, or O'Carrol, bp.
same year.
1323–26. Dionysius. *
1328–36. Philip Albus, or White.
1337. G. e
1347. Jno. de Rupe, or Roche, bp. 1347.
1348. Geraldimus, or Gerald de Barry,
bp. 1359.
1370. Wm. Bull, bp. of Ardfert, &c.,
1379.
13—. John Walsh.
1404. Milo Fitzjohn, bp. 1418.
15—. Thos. O'Heirnan, or O'Hiffernan.
1582. Thos. Long.
1590. Robt. Grave.
1600. Thos. Ram ; also dean of Ferns;
bp. of Ferns and Leighlin, 1605.
1605. Geo. Lay, or Lee, L. P. Dec. 9.
1628. John Fitzgerald, L. P. Jan. 31.
1642. Hy. Hall.
1645. Edwd. Worth, L. P. May 1.
1661. Thos. Hackrell, L. P. May 1.
1662. Roger Boyle, L. P. Oct. 9.
1667. John Vesey, inst. Nov. 4; bp. of
Limerick, 1672.
1673. Arth. Pomeroy, L. P. Feb. 11.
1710,
1722.
1736.
1763.
1779.
1796.
1807.
1812.
1813,
1819.
1841.
1842.
1864.
1869.
| 875.
1878.
Rowland Davies, L. P. Feb. 17;
d. 1721–2.
Robt. Carleton, inst. Mar. 21; d.
1736.
Wm. Meade, L. P. May 3.
Geo. Chinnery, inst. June 18; bp. of
Rillaloe, 1779.
John Erskine, inst.
1795.
Hon. Thos. St. Lawrence, Jan. 25 ;
bp. 1807.
John Leslie, inst. Oct. 24; bp. of
Dromore, 1812.
Jas. Saurin, inst. May 2.
Wm. Magee, inst. July 24; bp. of
Raphoe, 1819.
Robt. Burrowes, Nov. 20; d. Sept.
13, 1841.
Jas. Thos. O'Brien, Nov. 9; bp. of
Ossory, &c., same year.
Horatio Townshend Newman, inst.
Mar. 24. &
Wm. Connor Magee, L. P. Feb. 5;
bp. of Peterborough, 1869.
Arth. Wnn. Edwards, inst. Feb. 5.
Achilles Daunt.
Saml. Owen Madden.
Mar. 3; d.
DEANS OF CLOYNE.
1251.
1291.
Gilbert.
Philip Segda.
1317. Chas. O'Donchada, d. Oct. 13.
1320. John.
1324–30. John le Blonde.
1351 John Whittock, or Whitcock, bp.
Same year.
| 1359.
1367.
1376.
1402.
1512.
1529.
1591.
John Went (? West).
John Cantok, d. 1376.
Thos. Striker.
IEugenius.
Thaddeus O'Keefe.
David Fitzjames Fitzgerald.
John Edmundi, or Fitzedmund
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 633
1612–3. Thos. Winter, d. 1615. 1720. Hy. Maule, L. P. June 22; bp.
1615. Edwd. Clerke, Aug. 27. 1726.
1640. Michl. Boyle, Mar. 30, bp. of Cork, 1726. Jas. Ward, L. P. Sept. 24.
Cloyne, and Ross, 1661. 1736. Isaac Goldsmith, L. P. Sept. 7.
1661. Hy. Rugg, L. P. Feb. 21; d. 1671. 1769. Wm. Pratt, May 26; d. 1770.
1671. Wm. Fitzgerald, L. P. July 13; bp. 1770. Eyton Butts, Apr. 21.
of Clonfert and Kilmacduagh, 1779. Hon. John Hewitt, May 4.
1691. 1804. Jas. Archd. Hamilton, Sept. 17.
1691. Hy. Scardeville, L. P. Sept. 4; d. | 1816. Alexr. Arbuthnot, Feb. 22; bp. of
1704. Rillaloe, &c., 1823.
1704. Thos. Deane, L. P. Mar, 6. 1823. Thos. John Burgh, Oct. 7; d. 1845
1714. Robt. Sesse, L. P. Aug. 12; held | 1845. Hervey de Montmorenci, 4th visc.
but a few days. Mountnorres.
Thos. Simcocks, Sept. 9. 1851. Jas. Howie, L. P. Jan. 9.
1718. Josiah Hort, L. P. Apr. 3. 1885. Horace Townsend Fleming.
DEANS OF ROSS.
1381–3. Jno. O'Houlachan. 1710. Richd. Griffith, L. P. Mar. 24.
1591. Robt. Sturton, or Shirton. 1717. Valentine French, L. P. Apr. 20.
1615. Hugh Persevall, d. 1630. 1733. Jemmet Brown, L. P. Sept. 14 bp.
1631. Wm. Bolton, adm. Jan. 8. of Killaloe, 1743.
1637. Geo. Horley, or Horsey, L. P. Nov. 1743. Arth. St. George, May 16; d. 1772.
19. 1772. Wensley Bond, Nov. 5; res. 1813.
1639. John Chappell. 1813. Jas. Forward Bond, July 23.
l664. John Everleigh, L. P. Jan. 19. 1829. Jas. Stannus, Sept. 9; d. Jan. 28,
1679. Rowland Davies, Feb. 10 ; res. 1876.
1710. 1876. Isaac Morgan Reeves.
DIOCESES OF KILLALOE, KILFENORA, CLONFERT,
AND KILMACDUAGH.
THE SEE of KIT,LALOE is supposed to have been founded by St. Molua,
abbot, whose disciple, St. Flannan (son of king Theodoric) was conse-
crated at Rome by pope John IV. about 640, and was first bishop.
About the end of the twelfth century, the ancient see of Roscri: A
was united to Killaloe. Of Roscrea, St. Cronan, who flourished about
620, was bishop, or, as some say, abbot, and the founder of the church.
There is no certainty concerning the foundation of the see of
ECILFENORA. Some writers think that St. Fachnan, to whom the
church was dedicated, was the founder and first bishop. In the ancient
distribution of the bishoprics of Ireland, made by cardinal Paparo, it
was suffragan to the archbishopric of Cashel; but when at the Restora-
tion of Charles II. it was annexed to or held with Tuam, it became
suffragan to that see.
ST. BRENDAN, the son of Finloga, contemporary with St. Brendan of
Birr, and his fellow student, founded an abbey at CLONFERT in 558,
and was himself abbot. He died in May 577, at Enagh dune, whence
his body was conveyed to Clonfert, and there interred. In his time the
cathedral of Clonfert was founded. Colgan makes St. Brendan the
founder and first bishop of Clonfert, and says that he abdicated, and
placed St. Moena in his room. Others again make St. Moena, the first
bishop. In the Ulster Annals, under the year 571 or 572, the death
of the first bishop of this see is thus mentioned : “Moena, Bishop
of Clonfert-Bremain, went to rest.” Brendan’s true name was Nennius
634 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
or Nennio; but it is common with the Irish to add the monosyllable
"mo, signifying mine, to the proper names of their saints, out of respect
and tenderness.
The church of KILMACDUAGH was founded by Colman, the son of
Duagh, who was descended from a noble family at Connaught, and very
nearly related to Guair, king of that country. To distinguish him from
other Colmans, his contemporaries, he was usually called after his
father, Macduagh, or the son of Duagh. He was very fond of an ascetic
life, and is said to have lived in a wilderness in the southern parts of
Connaught, seven years with only one companion. From this life of
retirement he was, in the end, made bishop, and fixed his see in a place
which, from his surname, was called Kilmacduagh, or the “Church of
the son of Duagh.”
KILFENORA was held with Limerick from 1642 to 1649, with Tuam
from 1660 to 1741, and with Clonfert and Kilmacduagh from 1741 to
1752. KIILALOE and KILFENorA were united in 1752. CLONFERT
and KILMACDUAGH were united in 1602. On the translation of bishop.
Knox to Limerick in 1834, KILLALOE, KILFENORA, CLoNFERT, and
KILMACDUAGH were united under 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 37.
BISHOPS OF KILLALOE.
* * St. Flannan, about 640. * * Terence O’Brien I., murd. 1460.
* * × >{< 1460. Thady.
* * Carmacan O'Muil Cashel, d. 1019. Matt., or Mahoun O'Griffa, d. 1482.
1055. O’Germidider. 1482. Terence O’Brien II.
1083. Teig O’Teig. 1525. Richd. Hogan, tr. to Clonmacnois.
>k >k >k × 1539. Jas. O'Courin, res.
1161. Thady O'Lonergan. 1546. Cornelius O'Dea.
1165. Donat O’Brien. 1555. Terence O'Brien III. ; put in by Q.
* * Constantine O'Brien, seated here in Mary; governed this see until
1179. 1566,
* * Dermod O'Coning, depr. 1195, * * Maurice O'Brien; he received the
1195. Chas. O'Heney. profits of this see six years before
Cornelius O'Heney, seated here in he was consecrated, which was in
1215. 1570; res. 1612.
1216. Robt. Travers, depr. by the pope's 1612. John Rider, dean of St. Patrick's-
legate. 1633. Lewis Jones, dean of Cashel.
See vacant 10 years. 1647. Edwd. Parry, dean of Lismore.
1231. Donald O'Kennedy, archdn. See vacant until the Restoration.
* * Isaac O'Cormacain, dean. 1661. Edwd. Worth, dean of Cork.
1267. Matt. O'Hogain, dean. 1669. Daniel Witter, dean of Down.
1281. Maurice O’Hogain, chanter. w 1675. John Roan, dean of Clogher.
1299. David MacMahon, dean. 1693. Hy. Rider, archdn, of Ossory.
1316. Thos. O'Cormacain, archdn. 1696. Thos. Lindsay, tr. to Raphoe.
1322. Benedict O'Coscry, dean. 1713. Sir Thos. Vesey, bt. ; tr. to Ossory.
1326. David, of Emly. 1714. Nichs. Forster, tr. to Raphoe.
1343. Thos. O'Hogain. 1716. Chas. Carr, chapl. to the ho. of
1355. Thos. O'Cormacain, archdn. COIſlD(1. e
1391. Matt. MacCragh, dean. 1740. Jos. Story, tr. to Kilmore.
1409. Robt. Mulfield. 1742. John Ryder, tr. to Down and Connor.
Donat MacCragh, seated here in 1428. 1743. Jemmet Brown, dean of Ross; tr.
1429. Eugene O'Felan. to Cork and Ross.
1430. Thady MacCragh. 1745. Richd. Chenevix, tr. to Waterford, &c.
* * Ired O'Lonergan 1746. Nichs. Synge. -
* * Jas. O'Ghomelan, seated here in 1441. See united to Kilfenora. 1752.
See “Bishops of Killaloe and Kilfenora,” post, p. 635.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
635.
>k ×
1265.
1273.
1281.
2k
>{<
36 ×
1303.
1323.
1491.
X; Xk
1752.
1771.
1779.
1780.
1794.
1803.
BISHOPS
Christian, d. 1254. ' | * *
Henry, or Maurice.
Florence O'Tigernach. 1606.
Chas., dean of Kilfenora.
Congal O'Loghlan, d. 1300.
Simon O’Currin, d. 1303. | 1617.
Maurice O’Brien, dean. 1622.
Richd. O'Loghlin. 1628.
Patrick, seated here in 1394. -
Dennis O'Cane, or O'Cahan; res.
149]. ; 1630.
Maurice O'Brien, canon. 1638.
John O'Hinalan, seated here in 1552.
Held with Limerick from 1642 to 1649.
Held with Tuam from 1660 to 1741.
Held with Clonfert and Kilmacduagh from 1741 to 1752.
p. 636.
Rilmacduagh, post,
OF KILFENORA.
Daniel, seated here in 1585.
See vacant in 1602.
Bernard Adams, bp. of Limerick;
held this see from 1606 to 1617
when he resigned it.
John Steere, tr. to Ardfert.
Wm. Murray, tr. to Llandaff.
Richd. Betts, who, on learning the
poverty of the see, would not
accept it.
Jas. Higate, archdn. of Clogher.
Robt. Sibthorp, tr. to Limerick in
1642.
See Limerick, post, p. 638.
See Tuam, ante, p. 611.
See Clonfert and
United to Killaloe, 1752.
See “Bishops of Killaloe and Kilfenora,” infra.
BISHOPS OF KILLALOE AND KILFENORA.
Nichs. Synge, bp. of Killaloe, above- 1804.
named.
Robt. Fowler, canon of Windsor; tr.
to Dublim.
Geo. Chinnery, dean of Cork; tr. 1820.
to Cloyne.
Thos. Bernard, dean of Derry ; tr. 1823.
to Limerick. 1828.
Hon. Wm. Knox, chapl. to the ho.
of comm. ; tr. to Derry. 1831.
Hon. Chas. D. Lindsay, vicar of Sut-
terton, and chapl. to the la.-lieut. ;
tr. to Kildare.
Nathl. Alexander, tr. from Clonfert:
tr. to Down and Connor.
Lord Robt. Ponsonby Tottenham,
tr. to Ferns and Leighlin.
Rd. Mant, rector of Bishopsgate,
London ; tr. to Down and Connor.
Alexr Arbuthnot, dean of Cloyne.
Hon. Richd. Ponsonby, dean of St.
Patrick's, tr. to Derry.
Hon. Edma. Knox, dean of Down
tr. to Limerick 1834.
See united to Clonfert and Kil-
macduagh 1834.
See “Bishops of Killaloe, Kilfenora, Clonfert, and Kilmacduagh,” post, p. 636.
662.
825.
861.
921.
1116.
3k >k
x: Sk
1186.
1248.
1259.
1263.
1266.
BISHOPS OF CLONEERT.
St. Moena, d. 571. | 1296.
Fintan Corach ; seated here about
the close of the sixth century. 1308.
St. Semach Garbh, d. 620. 1319.
St. Colman, the son of Comgal ; d. 1322.
620.
Cumin Foda, i.e. the Long. 1347.
Rutmel, called “Prince and Bishop | 1378.
of Clonfert.” 1398.
Cathald MacCormac.
Cormac MacAEdain.
Gilla MacAiblen.
Petro O'Mordai, drowned 1171.
Moelisa MacAward, d. 1173.
Malcallan.
Thomas.
Cormac, or Chas. O'Lumlin.
Thos, O'Kelly. * >k 36
See vacant 3 years.
John, an Italian, the pope's nuncio; 1438.
tr. to the abpric. of Benevento. x x:
Robert, a monk of Christ-Church,
Canterbury.
Gregory O’Brogy, dean.
Robt. le Petit, depr. 1321.
John O'Lean, archdn. of Tuam.
See vacant almost 10 years.
Thos. O'Kelly.
Maurice O’Kelly, tr. to Tuam 1394.
David Corre.
At this time the pope tr. Wm.
O'C, rmacain, abp. of Tuam, to
this see ; but the abp. “took the
exchange so much to heart,” that
he neglected to expedite his bull
of translation in due time, and
was depr.
Thos. O'Kelly, tr. to Tuam ; seated
here in 1415.
John Heyn.
Thos. de Burgo, seated here in 1444,
636
THE B()OK OF DIGNITIES,
1447.
1448.
$ 2.
1508.
1509.
1536.
1541.
× 2:
>k >k
1178.
>k >k
.5k ×
1283.
1290.
1300.
1325.
2k x;
2k xk
> * >k
1602.
1627.
1644.
1664.
1691.
1722.
1724.
1730.
1732.
1735.
Cornelius O'Mulledy, tr. to Emly.
Cornelius O'Cunlis, tr. from Emly.
Matt. MacRaik, d. 1507.
David de Burgo.
Denis.
Richd. Nangle.
Roland de Burgo, dean of Clonfert.
1582.
Steph. Kerovan, tr. from Kilmac-
duagh.
1602. Roland Linch, archdn. of Clonfert
and bp. of Kilmacduagh; held
both sees,
See united to Kilmacduagh
1602.
See “Bishops of Clonfert and Kilmacduagh,” ºnfra.
BISHOPS OF KILMACDU AGH.
The following is an imperfect catalogue of the Bishops of Kilmacduagh.
St. Colman, about 620.
>k >k >k
Indrect, d. 814.
>k >k >{< >k
Rugnad O'Ruadan.
Odo, chanter; seated here in 1227.
Gelasius MacScelagai, d. 1249.
Maurice Ileyan.
David O'Sedaghan.
Laurence O’Laghnan.
Luke.
John, dean; seated here in 1347.
Nicholas, seated here in 1371.
Gregory Ileyan, d. 1395.
1399.
1401.
>k Sk
× Sk
1503
1533.
1573.
1583.
Nichs. Ileyan.
John Icomaid.
John, abbot of Corcumroe ; seated
here in 1418.
>k >|< * ×
Cornelius, res. 1502.
Matthew, archdm. of Killaloe.
Christr. Bodekine, tr. to Tuam, and
held this see in commendam.
Steph. Kerovan, tr. to Clonfert.
Roland Linch.
See united to or
Clonfert, 1602.
held with
See “Bishops of Clonfert and Kilmacduagh,” infra.
BISHOPS OF CLON FERT AND KILMACD UAGH.
Roland Linch above named.
See vacant nearly 2 years.
Robt. Dawson, dean of Down.
Wm. Baily; he did not get posses-
sion till the Restoration.
Edwd. Wolley, chaplm. to the king.
See vacant from 1684 to 1691.
The episcopal rovenues were
seized into the hands of James
II., and paid over to the Roman
Catholic bishops.
Wm. Fitzgerald, dean of Cloyne.
Theoph. Bolton, chanc. of St. Pa-
trick's, and vicar-general of the
diocese of Dublin; tr. to Elphin.
Arthr. Price, dean of Ferns; tr. to
Ferns and Leighlin.
Edwd. Synge, chanc. of St. Patrick’s ;
tr. to Cloyne.
Mordecai Cary, tr. to Killala and
Achonry.
John Whitcomb, rector of Louth ; tr.
to Down, &c.
. Arth. Smyth, dean of Derry; tr. to
Down.
. Hon. Wm. Carmichael, tr. to Ferns
and Leighlin.
, Wm. Gore,dean ofCashel; tr. to Elphin.
. John Oswald, tr. to Dromore.
. Denis Cumberland, tr. to Kilmore.
. WalterCope, tr. to Ferns and Leighlin.
. John Law, archdm. of Carlisle.
. Richd. Marlay, dean of Ferns; tr. to
Waterford.
. Hon. Chas. Brodrick, tr. to Kilmore.
. Hugh Hamilton, dean of Armagh; tr.
to Ossory.
. Matt. Young, senior fellow of Trin.
Coll., Dublin.
. Geo. de la Poor Beresford, dean of
IGilmore ; tr. to Kilmore.
. Nathl. Alexander, tr. to Down and
Connor.
. Christr. Butson, dean of Waterford.
See united to Killaloe and Kil-
fenora, 1834.
See “Bishops of Killaloe, Kilfenora, Clonfert, and Kilmacduagh,” infra.
BISHOPS OF KILLALOE, KILFENORA, CLONFERT, AND RILMACDUAGH.
1834.
1836.
Christr. Butson, above-named.
Steph. C. Sandes, senior fellow of
Trin. Coll., Dublin, May 2; tr. to
Cashel.
1839
Hon. Ludlow Tonson,
Ahern, county Cork
rector of
Jan. 25.
1862. Wm. Fitz-Gerald.
1884.
Wm. Bennett Chester, archdn. of
JKillaloe, Jan. 16.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
637
DEANS OF KILLALOE.
1253. Isaac O'Cormacain, Apr. 5; aft. bp.
1267. Matt. O'Hogain; bp. same year.
1280. Luke.
1297. Nehemiah.
1299. David MacMahon ; bp. same year.
1317. Luke.
1322. Benedict O'Coscry; bp. same year.
1329–31. Charles.
1381. Matt. McCragh ; bp. 1391.
1389. David O'Cormagan, July 15.
15–. Boetius Clancy ; d. 1559.
1559. Cornelius Ryan.
1585. Donogh O'Horan.
1602. Hugh O'Hogan;
1624.
1624. Richd. Hacket, L. P. Dec. 16.
1628. Alexr. Spicer, L. P. Mar. 26.
1662. Jasper Pheasant, L. P. Feb. 12.
1692. Jerome Ryves, L. P. May 18; res.
1699.
1699. Jas. Abbadie, inst. May 13; d.
1727.
res. Nov. 25,
1728. Julius, or Giles Eyre, Mar. 15; d.
1749.
17—.? Chas. Talbot Blayney.
1761. Wm. Henry, Nov. 9.
1768. Hon. Jos. Deane Bourke, Aug. 8 ;
res. 1772.
Wm. Cecil Pery, aft. lá. Glentworth;
L.P. Apr. 4; dean of Derry, 1780;
bp. of Killala, &c., 1781.
Saml. Rastall, Feb. 18; d. 1781.
Hon. Thos. Stopford, Aug. 1; bp.
of Cork, 1794.
John Murray, Dec. 1; d. June 25,
1790.
Peter Carleton, Oct. 30; res. 1808.
John Bayly, Feb. 11; res. 1828.
Allen Morgan, July 5 ; d. 1830.
John Head, L. P. Oct. 9; d. June 2,
1871.
John Hastings Allen.
Jos. F. Robbins.
Robt. Humphreys.
1772.
1780.
1781.
1787.
1790.
1808.
1828.
1830.
1871.
1880.
1886.
T).EANS OF KILEENORA.
1281. Charles ; bp. this year.
1303. Maurice O'Brien; b.p. this year.
1585. Daml. Shennagh.
1591 ? Donald O'Heawo (O'Heney? or
Shennagh P).
Donat O’Shanny.
Hygatus Love, L. P. June 2.
Philip Flower, L. P. Sept. 16.
Neptune Blood, L. P. Jan. 27.
1692. Neptune Blood, jun., L. P. Dec. 8.
1716. Wm. White, L. P. June 8.
1724 to 1750. Jonatham Bruce, L. P. Oct.
15.
1615.
1617.
1639.
1664.
1761. Chas. Coote ; d. 1796.
1796. Latham Coddingtol. L. P. May 16
res. 1802. -
1802. Geo. Stephenson, L. P. June 14; d.
1825.
1825. Wm. Hy. Stacpoole, May 24; d.
1847.
1847. John Armstrong ; d. June 16, 1856.
1856. Michl. John Keating, L. P. June
30.
1884. Robt. Humphreys; dean of Killaloe,
1886.
1886. John Robt. Copley.
DEANS OF CIONFER.T.
1308.
1319.
1392.
1407.
1460.
1534.
1591.
1598.
1622.
Gregory O’Brogy, bp. same year.
James. **
Michl. (or Nichs.) O'Kelly.
Thos. O'Longain, or Lonergan.
Simon M*Keogh.
Roland de Burgo, bp. 1541.
Donat O'Lorchan.
Arilan Loughlin, Jan. 26.
Revatius (or Ryvas) Tully; d.
1627.
Saml. Pullein, L. P. Nov. 14.
Richd. Heaton, Feb. 12.
Nichs. Proude, Oct. 31.
1638.
1662.
1666.
1670.
1692.
1726.
1745.
1766.
1812.
Joshua Brooksbank, Feb. 5.
John Burdett ; d. 1726.
Robt. Taylour, Sept. 8; d. 1745.
Wm. Crow, Aug. 9; res. 1766.
Wm. Digby, Oct. 28 ; d. 1812.
Thos. Hawkins, L. P. May 7; d.
1850.
1850. Edwd. Mitchell Kennedy, Feb.; d.
1864.
1865. Chas. Graves, L. P. Oct. 25; bp. of
Limerick, 1866.
1866. Jas. Byrne, L. P. June 25.
DEANS OF KILMACDUAGH.
1326. John, aft. bp.
13—. David.
Sk #: × 2k
1558. John Tierney, or O'Tiernay.
1591. Matt. Warde.
1621. John Wingfield, July 5.
1624. John Yorke, Dec. 18.
1662. Dudley Pierse, Feb. 5.
638 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1699–1700. Steph. Handcock, June 7; d. 1804. Richd. Bagwell, Oct. 30.
1719. 1806. Wm. Forster, Feb. 22; d. 1823.
1719. Chas. Northcott, Aug. 28; d. 1730. 1823. Richd. Hood, Oct. 24; d. 1836.
1731. John Richardson, Feb. 20. 1837. John Thos. O'Neil, Oct. 10; res.
1748. Jas. Stopford, Feb. 10; bp. of 1838.
Cloyne, 1753. 1839. Anthy. La Touche Kirwan, inst.
1753. Wm. Nethercoat, July 25. May 20; dean of Limerick, 1849.
1771. Robt. Gorges, Sept. 26; d. 1802. 1849. Jos. Aldrich Bermingham, June 26;
1803. Ussher Lee, Jan. 22; dean of Water- d. 1874.
ford, 1804. 1874. Christr. Hy. Gould Butson.
DIOCESES OF LIMERICK, ARDFERT, AND AGHADOE.
T)on ALD O’BRIEN, king of Limerick, founded and endowed the cathedral
of LIMERICK about the period of the arrival of the English in Ireland.
The more ancient see of Inis-Scattery was united to Limerick about the
beginning of the thirteenth century; but, according to Usher, its pos-
sessions were divided among the sees of Limerick, Killaloe, and
Ardfert. Inis-Scattery is said to have been founded by St. Patrick, and
to have been governed by him for some time. -
The see of ARDFERT was formerly called the bishopric of Kerry;
its cathedral was dedicated to St. Brandon. The cathedral of AGHADOE,
dedicated to St. Finian, is situated within two miles of the town of
Rillarney.
ARDFERT and AGHADOE have been united from the earliest times,
and they were both united to Timerick in 1667.
BISHOPS OF LIMERICK.
* * St. Munchin. 1459. Wm. Creagh.
* * Gille, or Gillebert, d. about 1140. 1472. Thos, Arthur
1140. Patrick. 1486. Richard.
* * Harold, an Ostman; called by the John Dunow, canon of Exeter.
Irish Erolb ; d. 1151. 1489. John Folan, canon of Ferns.
* * Torgesius, an Ostman ; seated here | 1522. John Coyn, or Quin; res. 1551.
about 1152. 1551. Wm. Casey, depr. 1556; rest. 1571.
* * Brictius, an Ostman; seated here | 1557. Hugh Lacy, or Lees, canon; app.
about 1179. by pope Paul IV. at Q. Mary's
* * Donat O'Brien, d. 1207. instance; res. 1571.
* * Geoffry, seated here in 1217. 1571. Bp. Casey rest. to his see.
* * Edmund, d. 1222. 1593. John Thornborough, chapl. to Q.
1222. Herbert de Burgh, prior of Athas- Elizabeth ; tr. to Bristol.
sel. 1604. Bernard Adams; with this see he
251. Robt. of Emly. held also kilfenora from 1606 to
1272. Gerald le Marescall, archdn. 1617, when he resigned it.
1302. Robt. of Dundovenald, canon. 1626. Fras. Gough, chanc. of Limerick.
1311. Eustace de l'Eau, or Waters, dean. 1634. Geo. Webb, chapl. to Chas. I.
1337. Maurice Rochfort. 1642. Robt. Sibthorpe, tr. from Kilfenora;
1354, Steph. Lawless, chanc. of Limerick. held both sees ; d. 1649.
1860. Steph. de Valle, dean; tr. to Meath. The see was vacant until the Resto-
1369. Peter Currah, res. ration.
1400. Cornelius O'Dea, archdn. of Killa- 1660. Edwd. Synge, dean of Elphin ; tr. to
loe; res. Cork, &c.
1426. John Mothel, Augustine canon of See united to Ardfert and
Kells, abbot of Kilkenny ; res. Aghadoe, 1667.
See “Bishops of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe,” post, p. 639.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
639
BISHOPS OF ARDFERT AND AGHADOE.
Ert.
Cerpain, d. 500.
A blank here, which it is impossible
to fill up.
Dermod Mac-Mel-Brenam, d. 1075.
Magrath O'Brodain, or O'Ronan.
MacRonan, seated here before 1152.
MelBrandam O'Ronan, d. 1161.
Gilla MacAiblem O'Hammada.
Donald O'Conarchy.
David O’Duibditrib.
John, depr. 1221.
Gilbert, dean ; res.
Brendan, provostof Ardfert; res.1242.
His successor uncertain.
Christian.
|Philip.
John, archdn. of Ardfert,
Nichs. I.
Nichs. II., abbot of Odorney.
Alan O'Hathern.
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1099.
3k >k
3k ºk
1166.
1193.
I207.
1215.
1225.
1237.
1252.
1256.
1264.
1285.
1288.
|1336.
1348.
1872.
1379.
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1488.
1495.
1588.
1600.
1622,
1628.
1641.
1660.
1663.
John de Valle.
Cornelius O'Tigernach.
Wm. Bull, dean of Cork.
Nichs. III., seated here in 1420.
Maurice, d. 1462.
John Stack, after much opposition,
was settled here in 1480.
Philip.
John Fitzgerald, canon.
Jas. Fitzmaurice, seated here about
1551.
Nichs. Keenan.
John Crosby, preb. of Disert.
John Steere, archdn. of Emly.
Wm. Steere, dean.
Thos. Fulwar, tr. to Cashel.
Edwd. Synge, dean of Elphin ; tr. to
Cork.
Wm. Fuller.
See united to Limerick, 1667.
See “Bishops of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe,” infra.
BISHOPS OF LIMERICK, ARDFERT, AND AGHADOE.
1667. Wm. Fuller, dean of St. Patrick's;
tr. to Lincoln.
John Vesey, dean of Cork; tr. to
Tuam.
Simon Digby, dean of Kildare; tr. to
Elphin.
Nathl. Wilson, dean of Raphoe.
Thos. Smythe, dean of Emly.
Wm. Burscough.
Jas. Leslie.
John Averell, dean of Emly.
Wm. Gore, tr. from Elphin.
Wm. Cecil Pery, aft. la. Glentworth;
tr. from Killala and Achonry.
1672.
1678.
1692.
1695.
1725.
1755.
1771.
1772.
1784.
1794.
1806.
1820.
1822.
1834.
1849.
1853.
1866.
Thos. Bernard, tr. from Rillaloe.
Chas. Mongan Warburton, dean of
Ardagh ; tr. to Cloyme.
Thos. Elrington, provost of Trinity
College, Dublin; tr. to Ferns and
Leighlin,
John Jebb, archdn, of Emly.
Hº Edmd. Knox, tr. from Killaloe,
J.C.
Wm. Higgin, dean of Limerick,
June; tr. to Derry, &c.
Hy. Griffin.
Chas. Graves.
DEANS OF LIMERICK.
I204 to 1207. P + “ ”
1212. J4 * *
sk * Wik + +
* * Reymundus.
1249 to 1278. Thos. of Woodford.
1295–8. John de Cotes.
1302. Luke.
1311. Eustace de l'Eau, or Waters, bp.
same year.
1360. Steph. de Valle, bp. same year.
1866. Adam Owen.
1398 to 1409. Rd. Warren,
Waryng.
1405. Eustathius de Agna.
1446. Robt. Poer, op. of Waterford, &c.,
same year.
1451. Thos. O'Semican.
1488. Milo de Burgo.
Waryn, or
1493.
1516.
1543.
1552.
15—.
1588.
1603.
1635.
1640.
1641.
1662.
1666.
1680.
1704.
Philip Water.
Andr. Creagh, res. 1543.
Amdr. Stritche, Sep. 30 ; d. 1551.
Roger Skiddy, L.P. May 10; bp.
Cork, &c., 1557.
David Arthur, res. 1588.
Denis Campbell.
Geo. Andrews, L.P. Aug. 31; bp.
of Ferns and Leighlin, 1635.
Michl. Wandesford, L.P. May 11.
Hy. Sutton, L.P. Nov. 9.
Robt. Naylor, L.P., Apr. 16.
Richd. Boyle, L.P. Feb.; bp. of
Ferns and Leighlin 1666.
John Smith, Sep. 13 ; b.p. of Killala
and Achonry, 1669.
Ezekiel Webbe, L.P. Jan. 9; d. 1704.
Geo. Walter Story, L.P. Dec. 21.
640 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1722. Thos. Bindon, L.P. Feb. 16; d. 1740. 1809. Arth. John Preston, July 20.
1740. Chas. Massy, L.P. July 28; d. 1844. Wm. Higgins, Dec.
1766. 1849. Anthy. La Touche Kirwan, dean of
1766. John Averill, L. P. July 14; bp. Kilmacduagh ; d. July 1868.
1771. 1868. Maurice Fitzgerald Day, L.P. Now.
1771. Hon. Maurice Crosbie, L.P. Oct. 3; 13; bp. of Cashel 1872.
d. 1809. 1872. Thos. Bunbury.
IDEANS OF ARDFER.T.
1225. Gilbert, bp. this year. 1728. Jas. Bland, L.P. Feb. 3.
1237. Brendan. 1728. Wm. Smythe, L.P. Apr. 15.
1313. Thomas. - 1732. Chas. Meredyth, L.P. June 1; d.
1323. Michl. O'Colweny. 1747.
1365. John FitzThomas. 1747. Sir Philip Hoby, L.P.Sept.8; d.1766
1603. Richd. Southwell, res. same year. 1766. Edwd. Bayly, L.P. Nov. 28 or Aug.
Robt. Chaffe, L.P. Aug. 15. 16; d. 17 June, 1785.
1620. Wm. Steere, L.P. Feb. 13; bp. 1628. 1785. Thos. Greaves, Oct. 19.
1630. Giles Baden. 1802. Gilbert Holmes, L.P. Aug. 21; d.
1635. Thos. Gray, L.P. Apr. 29. Dec. 23, 1846.
1661. Danl. Witter, L.P. Mar. 27 ; dean | 1808. Edwd. Archd. Douglas, July 20.
of Down, 1664. 1847. Alexr. Irwin, d. Feb. 7, 1861.
1665. Thos. Bladen, L.P. Apr. 6. 1861. John Godfrey Day, L.P. Apr. 10.
1686. John Richards, L.P. Aug. 4. 1879. Thos. Moriarty.
LORD IMAYORS AND RECORDERS OF DUIBLIN.
THE Corporation of Dublin originally consisted of the Lord Mayor, 2
sheriffs, 24 aldermen, 124 common councilmen, 28 sheriff-men or sheriffs-
peers, and 96 representatives of the 25 civic guilds. It was re-constituted
under 3 & 4 Wict., cap. 108 (1840), and now consists of the Lord
Mayor, who is chosen from among the aldermen or town councillors,
15 aldermen and 45 town councillors.
The chief magistrate of Dublin had conferred upon him the distinction
of “Lord ” Mayor by Charles I. in 1641; but the first mayor that
enjoyed the title was Sir Daniel Bellingham, in 1665.
LORD MAYORS OF DUBLIN.
The lord mayors thus marked * died during their mayoralty.
1665–6. Sir Danl. Bellingham. 1683–4. Sir Elias Best.
1666–7. John Desmyniers. 1684–5. Sir Abel Ram.
1667–8. Mark Quin. 1685–6. Sir John Knox.
1668–9. John Forrest. 1686–7. Sir John Castleton.
1669–70. Lewis Desmyniers. 1687–8. Sir Thos. Hacket.
1670–1. Enoch Reader. 1688–9. Sir Michl. Creagh.
1671–2. Sir John Totty. 1689–90. Terence M*Dermott.
1672–3. Robt. Deey. 1690–1. John Otrington.
1673–4. Sir Joshua Allen. 1691–3. Sir. Michl. Mitchell.
1674–5. Sir Fras. Brewster. 1693–4. Sir John Rogerson.
1675–6. Wm. Smith. 1694–5. Geo. Blackhall.
1676–7. Christr. Lovet. 1695-6. Wrm. Watts.
1677–8. John Smith. 1696–7. Sir Wm. Billington.
1678–9. John Ward. 1697–8. Barth. Van Homrigh.
1679–80. John Eastwood. 1698–9. Thos. Quin.
1680–1. Luke Lowther. 1699–1700. * Sk ×
1681–3. Sir Humphrey Jervis. 1700–1. Sir Mark Rainsford.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
641
1701—2.
1702–3.
1703–4.
1704–5.
1705–6.
1706–7.
1707–8.
1708–9.
1709–10.
1710–11.
1711–12
1712–13.
1713–14.
1714–15.
1715–16.
1716–17.
1717–18.
1718–19.
1719—20.
1720-1.
1721–2.
1722–3.
1723–4.
1724–5.
1725–6.
1726–7.
1727–8.
1728. 9.
1729–30.
1730–1.
1731–2.
1732–3.
1733–4.
1734–5.
1735–6.
1736–7.
Saml. Walton.
Thos. Bell.
John Page.
Sir Fras. Stoyte.
Wm. Gibbons.
Benj. Burton.
John Pearson.
Sir Wm. Fownes.
Chas. Forrest.
Sir John Eccles
Ralph Gore.
Sir Saml. Cooke.
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Sir Jas. Barlow.
John Stoyte.
Thos. Bolton.
Anthy. Barkey.
Wm. Quail.
Thos. Wilkinson,
Geo. Forbes.
Thos. Curtis.
Wm. Dickson.
John Porter.
John Reyson.
Jos. Kane.
Wm. Empson.
Sir Nathl. Whitwell.
*Hy. Burrowes, and John Page,
again.
Sir Peter Verdoen.
Nathl. Pearson.
Jos. Nuttall.
Humphrey French.
Thos. How.
Nathl. Kane.
*Sir Richd. Grattan, and Geo.
Forbes, again.
Jas. Somerville.
1737–8, Wm. Walker.
1738–9.
1739–40.
1740–1.
1741–2.
1742–3.
1743–4.
1744–5.
1745–6.
1746–7.
1747–8.
1748–9.
1749–50.
1750–1.
1751–2.
1752–3.
1753–4.
1754–5.
1755–6.
1756–7.
1757–8.
1758–9.
1759–60,
1760–1.
1761–2,
John Macarroll.
Danl. Falkiner.
Sir Saml. Cooke.
Wm. Aldrich.
Gilbert King.
*David Tew, and Wm. Aldrich,
again.
John Walker.
Daml. Cooke.
*Richd.White, and Wm. Walker,
again. r
Sir Geo. Ribton.
Robt. Ross.
John Adamson.
Thos. Taylor.
John Cooke.
Sir Chas. Burton.
Andr. Murray.
Hans Bailie.
Percival Hunt.
John Forbes.
Thos. Mead.
Philip Crampton.
John Tew.
Sir Patr. Hamilton.
Sir Timothy Allen.
1762–3.
1763–4.
1764–5.
1765–6.
1766–7.
1767–8.
1768–9.
1769–70.
1770–1.
1771–2.
1772–3.
1773–4.
1774–5.
1775–6.
1776–7.
1777–8.
1778–9.
1779–80.
1780–1.
1781–2.
1782–3.
1183–4.
1884–5.
1785–6.
1786–7.
1787–S.
1788–9.
1789–90.
1790–1.
1791–2.
1792—3.
1793–4.
1794–5,
1795–6.
1796–7.
1797–8.
1798–9.
Chas. Rossell.
Wm. Forbes.
Benj. Geale.
Sir Jas. Taylor.
Edwd. Sankey.
Fras. Fetherston.
Benj. Barton.
Sir Thos. Blackhall.
Geo. Reynolds.
*Fras. Booker, and Wm. Forbes,
again.
Richd. French.
Wm. Lightburne.
Hy. Hart.
Thos. Emerson.
Hy. Bevan.
Wm. Dunn.
Sir Anthy. King.
James Hamilton.
Killner Swettenham.
John Darragh.
Nathl. Warren.
Thos. Green.
Jas. Horan.
Jas. Shiel.
Geo. Alcock.
Wm. Alexander.
John Rose.
John Exshaw.
Hy. Howison.
Hy. Gore Sankey.
John Carleton.
Wm. James.
Richd. Moncrieffe.
Sir Wm. Worthington.
Saml. Read.
Thos. Fleming.
Thos. Andrews.
1799–1800. *John Sutton and John Ex-
1800–1.
1801–2.
1802–3.
1803–4.
1804–5.
1805–6.
1806–7.
1807–8.
1808–9.
1809–10.
1810–11.
1811–12.
1812–13.
1813–14.
1814–15.
1815–16.
1816–17.
1817–18.
1818–19.
1819–20.
1820–1.
1821–2.
1822–3.
1823–4.
1824–5,
shaw, again.
Chas. Thorp,
Richd. Manders.
Jacob Poole.
Hy. Hutton.
Meredith Jenkin.
Jas. Vance.
Jos. Pemberton.
Hugh Trevor.
Fred. Darley.
Sir Wm. Stamer, bt.
Nathl. Hone.
Wm. Hy. Archer.
Abraham Bradley King.
John Cash,
John Claudius Beresford.
Robt. Shaw, aft, bt.
Mark Bloxham.
John Alley.
Thos. MºRenny.
Sir Wm. Stamer, bt., again.
Sir Abraham Bradley King, bt.
Sir John Kingston James, bt.
John Smyth Fleming.
Richd. Smyth.
Drury Jones,
41
642
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1825–6. Thos. Abbot.
1826–7. Saml. Wm. Tyndall.
1827–8. Sir Edmd. Nugent.
1828–9. Alexr. Montgomery.
1829–30. Jacob West.
1830–1. Robt. Way Harty, cr. bt. 1831.
1831–2. Sir Thos. Whelan.
1832–3. Chas. Palmer Archer.
1833–4. Sir Geo. Whiteford.
1834–5. Arth. Perrin.
1835–6. Arth. Morrison.
1836–7. Wm. Hodges.
1837–8. Saml. Warren.
1838–9. Geo. Hoyte,
1839–40. Sir Nichs. Wm. Brady.
1840–1. Sir John Kingston James, bt.
1841–2. Danl. O’Connell.
1842–3. Geo. Roe.
1843–4. Timothy O'Brien.
1844–5. John L. Arabin.
1845–6. John Keshan.
1846–7. Michl. Staunton.
1847–8. Jeremiah Dunne.
1848–9. Timothy O'Brien, again ; cr. bt.
1849.
1849–50. John Reynolds.
1850–1. Benj. Lee Guinness, cr. bt. 1867.
1851–2. John D'Arcy.
1852–3. Robt. H. Kinahan.
1853–4. Sir Edwd. McDonnell.
1854–5. Jos. Boyce.
1855–6. Fergus Farrell.
1856–7. Richd. Atkinson.
1564. Jas. Stanihurst.
1573.
1575.
1595.
1597.
1598.
1602.
1605.
1608.
1614.
1627.
1634.
1660.
1682.
1687.
1688.
T690.
1857-8. John Campbell.
1858–9. Jas. Lambert.
1859–60. Redmond Carroll.
1860–1. Richd. Atkinson.
1861–2. Denis Moylan.
1862–3. Hon. John Prendergast Wereker.
1863–4. Peter Paul McSwiney.
1864–5. John Barrington; knt. 1868.
1865–6. Jas. W. Mackey.
1866–7. Wm. Lane Joynt.
1867–8. Wm. Carroll; knt. 1868.
1868–9. The same.
1869–70. Edwd. Purdon.
1870–1. P. Bulfin and J. Campbell.
1871–2. Robt. G. Durdin.
1872–3. Sir Jas. W. Mackey.
1873–4. Maurice Brooks.
1874–5. Peter Paul McSwiney, again.
1875–6. Geo. Bolster Owens; knt. 1876.
1876–7. Hugh Tarpey.
1877–8. The same.
1878–9. Sir John Barrington, again.
1879–80. Edmd. Dwyer Gray.
1880–1. Geo. Moyers.
1881–2. Chas. Dawson.
1882–3. The same.
1883–4. Wm. Meagher.
1884–5. John O'Connor.
1885–6. Timothy Daml. Sullivan.
1886–7. The same.
1887–8. Thos. Sexton.
1888–9. The same.
RECORDERS OF DUBLIN.
Hy. Burnell.
Geo. Taylor.
Edwd. Loftus.
John Caddell.
Patr. Fitzgerald.
Wm. Talbot.
Sir Richd. Bolton, aft. ch. bar. ex.
and ló. chanc.
John Weldon (deputy).
Wm. Dongan.
Nathl. Catelyn.
John Bysse, aft. ch. bar, ex.
Sir Wm. Davys, aft. ch. just. K. B.
Sir Richd. Ryves, aft. bar, ex.
Sir John Barnewell, aft. bar. ex.
Gerald Dillon.
Thos. Coote, aft. just. K. B.
1693.
1695.
1701.
1714,
1727.
1733.
1750.
1757.
1767.
1785.
1786.
1795.
1822.
1828.
1876.
Nehemiah Donneſlan, aft. bar. and
ch. bar. ex.
Sir Wrm. Handcock.
John Forster, aft. ch. just. C. P.
John Rogerson, aft. ch. just. K. B.
Fras. Stoyte.
Eton Stannard.
Fras. Morgan.
Jas. Grattan.
Sir Saml. Bradstreet, bt., aft, just.
I.C. B.
Dudley Hussey.
Denis George, aft. bar. ex.
Wm. Walker.
Sir Jonas Greene.
Sir Fredk. Shaw, bt.
Fredk. Richd. Falkiner, July 10,
G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 643
PART XI, INDIA.
IT is impossible within the limits of the present work to give any
account of the origin and history of the present British Indian Empire,
or even to refer to the numerous acts of parliament, charters, and orders
in council relating thereto. The first English East India Company was
incorporated by Elizabeth in 1600. Charles I. granted another charter
to a new company; but after numerous disputes between the two com-
panies they were united by Oliver Cromwell. In 1698 a rival company
was again established, again the two were united in 1702, and finally
in 1708 a new East India Company was established under a charter
granted by Anne. This charter was modified from time to time, but
the company continued until, under 21 & 22 Wict., cap. 106, the Govern-
ment of India was transferred to the Crown. This act came into
operation September 1, 1858, but was not proclaimed in India until
November 1, following.
In the year 1784, under 24 Geo. III., cap. 25, the East India Company
was placed under a Board of Control (see part III., ante, p. 251). This
was abolished by 21 & 22 Vict., cap. 106, above mentioned, and a
Secretary of State for India appointed (see part III., ante, p. 236). A
council, composed principally of retired Indian officials, was at the same
time appointed to advise and assist the Secretary of State; but he has
power to act independently if he thinks fit. Under 39 & 40 Vict,
cap. 10, and a proclamation dated and gazetted April 28, 1876,
the Queen assumed the title of Empress of India. This title was pro-
claimed in India January 1, 1877.
British India was originally divided into three provinces or presi-
dencies—
BENGAL, OR FORT WILLIAM ;
MADRAs, OR FORT ST. GEORGE ;
BOMBAY ;
but after various sub-divisions and acquisition of territory it now con-
sists of eight provinces—
BENGAL, PUNJAB, ASSAM,
NORTH-WEST PROVINCEs CENTRAL PROVINCEs, MADRAs,
AND OUDH, BURMA, BOMBAY,
which are placed under a governor, a lieutenant governor, or a chief
commissioner, according to their relative importance.
Trince of Wales Island or Penang, Malacca, and Singapore, which
41 *
644 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
were formerly under the government of India, now form a separate
colony under the title of the Straits Settlements. See “Straits
Settlements,” post, p. 674. -
The supreme government of India is vested in a Governor General
or Viceroy, whose seat of government is at Calcutta, the chief city of
Bengal.
The whole of India is in the ecclesiastical province of CALCUTTA.
SECTION I.- HOME OFFICIALS.
PRESIDENTS, COMMISSIONERS, AND SECRETARIES OF
THE BOARD OF CONTROL.
See Part III., “Official,” ante, pp. 251-254.
CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF THE EAST
INDIA COMPANY.
Since the Regulation Act, 1773 (13 Geo. III., cap. 63).
1773. Chair. Hy. Crabbe Boulton. 1784. Chair. Nathl. Smith.
Dep. Edwd. Wheeler. Dep. Wm. Devaynes, again.
On the death of Mr. Boulton, the 1785. Chair. Wm. Devaynes.
court, on Oct. 12, 1773, app. Dep. Nathl. Smith, again.
Edwd. Wheeler, chair., and John | 1786. Chair. John Michie.
Harrison, dep. Dep. John Motteux.
1774. Chair. Edwd. Wheeler. 1787. Chair. John Motteux.
Dep. John Harrison. Dep. Nathl. Smith, again.
1775. Chair. John Harrison. 1788. Chair. Nathl. Smith, again.
Dep. John Roberts. Dep. John Michie.
1776. Chair. John Roberts. Wm. Devaynes, app. Dec. 2, 1788,
Dep. Wm. James. vice Michie, dec.
1777. Chair. Geo. Wombwell, aft. bt. 1789. Chair. Wm. Devaynes, again.
Dep. Wm. Devaynes. Dep. Stephen Lushington, aft. bt.
1778. Chair. Sir Geo. Wombwell, bt., 1790. Chair. Stephen Lushington.
again. Dep. Wm. Devaynes, again.
Dep. Wm. James, aft. bt. 1791. Chair. John Smith Burges.
1779. Chair. Sir Wm. James, bt. Dep. Fras. Baring.
Dep. Wm. Devaynes. 1792. Chair. Fras. Baring.
1780. Chair. Wm. Devaynes, Dep. John Smith Burges.
Dep. Laurence Sullivan. 1793. Chair. Wm. Devaynes, again.
1781. Chair. Laurence Sullivan. & Dep. Thos. Cheap.
Dép. Sir Wm. James, bt., again. 1794. Chair. Wm. Devaynes, again.
1782. %. Robt. . Dep. John Hunter.
ep. Hy. Fletcher, aft. bt. as Sº $
ſº Gregory being disqualified, the 1795. Chair. sº sººn Lushington, bt.,
court, on July 31, 1782, app. Sir Dep pº Scott
Hy. Fletcher, chair.; and, the next 1796 º . e º
day, Nathl. Smith, dep. . Chair. David Scott.
:J , º, 5 Dep. Hugh Inglis, aft. bt.
1783. Chair. Sir Hy. Fletcher, bt., agazn. p. gn Ingus,
Dep. Nathl. Smith. 1797. Chair. Hugh Inglis.
Sir Hy. Fletcher being disqualified, Dep. Jacob Bosanquet.
the court, on Nov. 26, 1783, app. 1798. Chair. Jacob Bosanquet.
Nathl. Smith, chair. ; and, on the Dep. Sir Stephen Lushington, bt.,
day, Wm. Devaynes, dep. again.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
645
1799.
1800.
1801.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810.
1811.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1823.
1824.
1825.
Chair.
Dep.
6.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Sir Stephen Lushington, bt.,
again. -
Hugh Inglis, again.
Hugh Inglis, again.
David Scott, again.
David Scott, again.
Chas. Mills.
Mr. Scott res. the chair; and, on
Sept.
Chas.
2, 1801, the court app.
Mills, chazr., and John
Roberts, dep.
Chair.
€70,
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
19ep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chazr.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
. Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
John Roberts.
Jacob Bosanquet, again.
Jacob Bosanquet, again.
John Roberts, again.
Hon. Wm. Fullerton-Elphin-
Stone.
Chas. Grant.
Chas. Grant.
Geo. Smith.
Hon. W. Fullerton-Elphin-
stone, again.
Edwd. Parry.
Edwd. Parry.
Chas. Grant, again.
Edwd, Parry, again.
Chas. Grant, again.
Chas. Grant, again.
Wm. Astell.
Wrm. Astell.
Jacob Bosanquet, again.
Jacob Bosanquet, again.
Sir Hugh Inglis, bt., again.
Sir Hugh Inglis, bt., again.
Robt. Thornton.
Robt. Thornton.
Hon. W. Fullerton-Elphin-
Stone.
Hon. W. Fullerton-Elphin-
stone, again.
John Inglis.
Chas. Grant, again.
Thos. Reid,
Thos. Reid.
John Bebb.
John Bebb.
Jas. Pattison.
Jas. Pattison.
Campbell Marjoribanks.
Campbell Marjoribanks.
Geo. Abercrombie Robinson,
aft. bt.
G. A. Robinson.
Thos. Reid.
Thos. Reid.
Jas. Pattison, again.
Jas. Pattison, again.
Wm. Wigram.
Wm. Wigram.
Wm. Astell, again.
Wm. Astell, again.
Campbell Marjoribanks,
again.
Campbell Marjoribanks,
again.
1825. Dep.
1826. Chair.
Dep.
1827. Chair.
Dep.
1828. Chat??".
Dep.
1829. Chair.
Dep.
1830. Chair.
Dep.
1831. Chair.
Dep.
1832. Chair.
Dep.
1833. Chair.
Dep.
Chair.
Dep.
1834. Chair.
Dep.
1835. Chazr.
Dep.
1836. Chazr.
Dep.
1837. Chair.
Dep
1838. Chair.
Dep.
1839. Chazy.
Dep.
1840. Chair.
Dep.
1841. Chair.
Dep.
1842. Chair.
Dep.
1843. Chaº’.
Dep.
1844. Chair.
Dep.
1845. Chair
Dep.
1846. Chair.
Dep.
1847. Chaćr.
Dep.
1848. Chair.
Dep.
1849. Chair.
Dep.
1850, Chair.
Dep.
Sir G. A. Robinson, bt.,
again.
Sir G. A. Robinson, bt.,
again.
Hon. Hugh Lindsay.
Hon. Hugh Lindsay.
Jas. Pattison, again.
Wm. Astell, again.
John Loch.
John Loch.
Wm. Astell, again.
Wm. Astell, again.
Robt. Campbell, aft. bt.
Sir Robt. Campbell, bt.
John Goldsborough Raven-
shaw.
J. G. Ravenshaw.
Campbell Marjoribanks,
again.
Campbell Marjoribanks,
again.
Wm. Wigram, again.
John Loch, again.
Hy. St. Geo. Tucker.
Hy. St. Geo. Tucker.
Wm. Stanley Clarke.
W. S. Clarke.
Jas. Rivett-Carnac, aft. bt.
Sir Jas. Rivett-Carnac, bt.
John Loch, again.
Sir Jas. Rivett - Carnac,
again.
Sir Jas. Law Lushington.
Sir Jas. L. Lushington.
Richd. Jenkins, aft. Sir R.
Sir Richd. Jenkins.
Wm. Butterworth Bayley.
Wm. B. Bayley.
Geo. Lyall.
Geo. Lyall.
Sir Jas.
again.
Sir Jas.
again.
John Cotton.
John Cotton.
John Shepherd.
John Shepherd.
Sir Hy. Willock.
Sir Hy. Willock.
Jas. Weir Hogg, aft. Sir Jas. ,
bt.
... as. Weir Hogg.
Hy. St. Geo. Tucker, again.
Hy. St. Geo. Tucker, again.
Sir Jas. L. Lushington,
again.
Sir Jas. L. Lushington.
Archd. Galloway, aft. Sir A.
Sir A. Galloway.
John Shepherd.
John Shepherd.
Sir Jas. Weir Hogg, bt.,
again.
L. Lushington,
L. Lushington,
646 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1851. Chair. John Shepherd, again. . 1854. Chair. Jas. Oliphant.
Dep. Sir Jas. Weir Hogg, bt., Dep. Elliot Macnaghten.
again. 1855. Chair. Elliot Macnaghten.
1852. Chair. Sir Jas. Weir Hogg, bt., Dep. Wm. Hy. Sykes.
again. 1856. Chair. . m. Hy. Sykes.
Dep. Russell Ellice. Dep. Ross Donnelly Mangles.
1853. Chair. Russell Ellice. 1857. Chair. Ross Donnelly Mangles.
Dep. Jas. Oliphant. Dep. Sir Fredk. Currie, bt.
SECRETARIES AND UNDER-SECRETARIES OF STATE
EOR INDIA.
See Part III., “Official,” ante, p. 236.
THE COUNCIL OF INDIA.
APPOINTED UNDER. 21 & 22 WICT., CAP. 106.
SECs. 7–13.
By this act a Council of fifteen members was established and styled the
Council of India. Of the original members seven were chosen by the
East India Company and eight by the Crown. Vacancies occurring
amongst the latter were to be filled up by the Crown and all other
vacancies by election by the Council. With certain exceptions (see
section 10) all members of the Council were to have served or resided
in India for ten years at the least.
CouncIL OF INDIA.
ORIGINAL MEMBERs, SEPT. 21, 1858 (G.).
CHOSEN BY THE EAST INDIA CO. CHOSEN BY THE CROWN.
1. Chas. Mills. 8. Sir Hy. Conyngham Montgomery, bt.
2. John Shepherd. 9. Sir Fredk. Currie, bt.
3. Sir Jas. Weir Hogg, bt. 10. Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence, bt.,
4. Elliot Macnaghten. G.C.B.; aft. li. Lawrence.
5. Ross Donnelly Mangles. 11. Maj-gen. Sir Robt. John Hussey
6. W. m. Jos. Eastwick. Vivian, K.C.B.
7. Hy. Thoby Prinsep. 12. Col. Sir Proby Thos. Cautley, K.C.B.
13. Lt.-col. Sir Hy. Creswicke Rawlinson,
K. C. B.
14. John Pollard Willoughby.
15. Wm. Urquhart Arbuthnot.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
1859. Col. Hy. Marion Durand, C.B.; aft. 1868. Sir Robt. Montgomery, K.C.B.,
sir H., June 18, G. G.C.S.I., Sept. 21.
Sir Thos. Erskine Perry, Aug. 8, G. Sir Fredk. Jas. Halliday, K.C.B.,
1861. Col. Wm. Erskine Baker, July 18. Sept. 29.
1863. Sir Geo. Russell Clerk, K.C.B., Sir Hy. Creswicke Rawlinson, K.C.B.,
K.C.S.I., Dec. 14, G. Oct., 9, G. •.
1866. Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, G.C.S.I., 1871. Sir Hy. Jas. Sumner Maine, K.C.S.I.,
K.C.B., Nov. 12, G. Nov. 2.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
647
1872.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
Alexr. Dawson
Wm. Fytche - -
Roger Drake,
chosen on the spot.
Messrs. Watts,
Col. Robt. Clive, aft. 16.
Clive.
John Zephaniah Hol-
well.
Sir Louis Mallet, C.B., Feb. 8. -
Sir Geo. Campbell, K.C.S.I., Feb. 16.
Andrew Cassels, Apr. 30.
Maj.-Gen. Edwin Beaumont Johnson,
Sept. 1.
Lt.-Gen. Richd. Strachey, Jan. 1.
Hon. Edmd. Drummond, Feb. 9.
Sir Barrow Helbert Ellis, K.C.S.I.,
July 14.
Col. Hy. Yule, C.B., Oct. 23.
Maj.-gen. Sir Alfred Thos. Wilde,
K.C.B., C.S.I., Jan. 1.
Maj.-gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley,
K.C.B., G.C.M.G. ; aft. visc.
Wolseley, Nov. 13.
Sir Wm. Muir, K.C.S.I., Nov. 28.
Col. Sir Wm. Lockyer Merewether,
C.B., K.C.S.I., Nov. 1. -
Robt. Anstruther Dalyell, Nov. 1.
º Wylie Norman, K.C.B.,
July 22.
Lt.-gen. Richd. Strachey, again,
Mar. 11.
1880.
1882.
1883.
1887.
1888.
1889.
Bertram Wodehouse Currie, Dec. 11.
Hon.sirAshley Eden, K.C.S.I., Apr. 24.
Sir Peter Stark Lumsden, K. C. B.,
C.S.I., Dec. 1.
. Jas. Richd. Bullen-Smith, C.S.I.,
June 6.
. Sir Robt. Hy. Davies, K.C.S.I., C.I.E.,
Mar. 3.
Sir John Strachey, G.C.S.I., C.I.E.,
July 14.
Gen. Sir Donald Martin Stewart, bt.,
G.C.B., G.C.S.I., C.I.E., Dec. 16.
Col. Sir Owen Tudor Burne, K.C.S.I.,
Jan. 1.
Robt. Hardie, Mar. 17.
Jas. Braithwaite Peile, C.S.I. ; aft.
Sir J., Nov. 12.
Sir Alexr. John Arbuthnot, K.C.S.I.,
Nov. 1.
Sir Alfred Comyns Lyall, K.C.B.,
K.C.I.E., Jan. 17.
Sir Chas. Arthr. Turner, K.C.I.E.,
Feb. 21.
Lt.-gen. Sir Archbd. Alison, bt.,
G.C.B., Jan. 1.
SECTION II.—INDIAN OFFICIALS.
THE SUPREME GOVERNMENT, CALCUTTA.
ADMINISTRATORS AND GOVERNORS-GENERAL OF INDIA.
ADMINISTRATORs.
Appointed prior to the Regulation Act, 1773, 13 Geo. III., cap. 63.
App. by the Court.
Jan. 27, 1748 -
Jan. 8, 1752 -
admr.,
Aug. 8, 1752; succ. on
death of Fytche.
App. by the court, vice
Manningham, Drake, to govern,
Becker, and each alternately four
Holwell. months, Nov. 11,
1757.
Messrs. Watts,
Called to the govt. by
&c.,
and aft. app. by the
court, Mar. 25, 1758.
Succ.
on resign.
Clive, Jan. 24, 1760.
of
Assumption of govt.
Time of quitting.
Jan. 5, 1752; dism.
by the court.
d. Aug. 8, 1752.
Res. June 21, 1758.
July 18, 1749
July 6, 1752 -
Aug. 10, 1752
June 21, 1758 Agreed to call col.
Clive to the govt.
June 27, 1758 Res, Jan, 14, 1760.
Res. on arrival of
Vansittart, July
27, 1760.
Jan. 28, 1760
648
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Hy. Vansittart - º
John Spencer - -
Robt. li. Clive, second
time.
Henry Verelst - *
John Cartier - -
Warren Hastings - *
Warren Hastings, vide
Supra.
John Macpherson, aft.
sir John.
Geo., Earl Macartney -
Chas., E., aft. M. Corn-
wallis.
M.-gen. Wm. Medows,
aft. Sir W.
Sir John Shore, aft. la.
Teignmouth.
The same - * *
Geo., M. Cornwallis,
again.
Sir Alured Clarke *
Rd. Colley, E. of Morn-
ington, aft. la, and M.
Wellesley.
Geo., M. Cornwallis,
again.
Sir Geo. Hilaro Barlow,
bt.
Geo., ld, aft. E.
Minto.
Fras., E. of Moira, aft.
M. of Hastings.
Hon. John Adam,
senior councillor.
of
8.8
Geo. Canning - s
App. by the Court.
Nov. 23, 1759 - -
Succ. on resign. of
Vansittart, Nov. 26,
1764.
June 1, 1764 – <-
Succ. on resign. of lá.
Clive, Jan. 20, 1767.
Succ. on resign. of
Verelst, Dec. 16,
1769.
Apr. 25, 1771 - tºº
Assumption of govt.
July 27, 1760
Dec. 3, 1764 -
May 3, 1765 -
Jan. 29, 1767
Dec. 20, 1769
Apr. 13, 1772.
First Coun-
cil held Oct.
20, 1774.
GOVERNORS-GENERAL.
Under the Regulation Act 1773, 13 Geo. III., cap. 63.
Named in the act ->
Succ. Hastings - *g
App. by the court to
succ. Hastings, Feb.
17, 1785.
Feb. 24, 1786 - *g
Apr. 28, 1790 - *
App, Apr. 11, 1786, to
succ. to the next wa-
cancy.
App. Sept. 19, 1792, to
succ. E. Cornwallis.
Feb. 1, 1797 - *
Sept. 20, 1797 - º
Oct. 4, 1797 - *
Jan. 9, 1805 * -
Oct 10, 1805; succ.,
provisionally, on ld.
Cornwallis’ death.
July 9, 1806 - -
Nov. 18, 1812 - &
Jan. 13, 1823, under
33 Geo. III., cap.
52.
Mar. 27, 1822 - -
Wide supra -
Feb. 1, 1785 -
Declined the
office.
Sept. 12, 1786
Appt. appr.
by Mr. Pitt.
Oct. 28, 1793
But did not
proceed.
Apr. 6, 1798 -
May 17, 1798
July 30, 1805
Conf. in the
govt. by the
court, Feb.
19, 1806.
July 31, 1807
Oct. 4, 1813 -
Jan. 13, 1823
Did not go out
Time of quitting.
Res. Nov. 26, 1704.
May 3, 1765; res. on
arrival of li. Clive.
Res. Jan. 20, 1767.
Res. Dec. 16, 1769.
Ordered to quit the
govt. in the last
ship of the season
after Mr. Hastings’
arrival.
App. gov.-gen., vide
infra.
Feb. 1, 1785; res. to
Macpherson.
Feb. 12, 1786; res.
to la. Cornwallis.
Res. to Shore, Oct.
28, 1793.
But relinq, by gen.
Medows.
Res. to Clarke, Mar.
12, 1798.
Relinq. the appt.,
Aug. 2, 1797.
May 17, 1798; res.to
ld. Mornington.
July 30, 1805; res.
to lö. Cornwallis.
Oct., 5, 1805; d. on
his way to the
upper provinces.
Succ. by la. Minto,
July 31, 1807.
Oct. 4, 1813; res. to
ld. Moira.
Jan. 9, 1823.
Aug. 1, 1823; res.
to lá. Amherst.
Relinq. appt. Sept.
16, 1822.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 649
App. by the Court. Assumption of govt. Time of quitting.
Wm., ld., aft E. Am- Oct. 23, 1822 - - Aug 1, 1823 - Mar. 10, 1828.
herst.
Wm. Butterworth Succ., provisionally, as Mar. 13, 1828 July 4, 1828.
Bayley. senr. councillor.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish- July 18, 1827 - - July 4, 1828 - Wide ºnfra.
Bentinck, G. C. B. ,
G. C. H. g
By 3 and 4 Wm. IV., cap. 85 (Aug. 28, 1833), it was declared that the supreme
direction and control of the whole of the civil and military government of all the
territories and revenues in India should be vested in a governor-general and council,
to be styled the governor-general of India in council. And it was further declared
that the person who should be governor-general of the presidency of Fort William
in Bengal on Apr. 22, 1834, should be the first governor-general of India, under the
act. The governor-general of Bengal, as head of the chief presidency, had been
usually denominated “Governor-General ”; Madras, Bombay, &c., being subject to his
supreme control; but it was not until the passing of this act that the “Governor-
General of India,” actually so constituted, existed as well in name as in authority.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish Ben- Contd. in the govt., First Gov.- Mar. 20, 1835.
tinck, vide supra. Apr. 22, 1834. Gen. of In-
dia under
the above
act.
Sir Chas. Theoph. Met- Succ. provisionally - Mar. 20, 1835 Mar. 4, 1836.
calfe, bt., aft. lil. Met-
calfe.
Wm., ld. Heytesbury, Jan. 28, 1835. Did not pro- Appt. vacated by the
G.C.B. ceed. crown, May 5, 1835.
Geo., ld., aft. E. of Aug. 12, 1835 - - Mar. 4, 1836 – Feb. 28, 1842.
Auckland.
Edwd., ld., aft. E., of Oct. 20, 1841 - - Feb. 28, 1842 Removed June 15,
Ellenborough. 1844.
Wm. Wilberforce Bird, Succ. provisionally as June 15, 1844 Res. to Hardinge,
memb. of council. next in rank in the July 23, 1844.
council.
Sir Hy. Hardinge, aft. May 2, 1844 * - July 23, 1844 Jan. 12, 1848.
visc. Hardinge, G.C. B.
Jas. Andrew, E., aft. M., Aug. 4, 1847. Jan. 12, 1848.
of Dalhousie.
Chas. John, visc. Can- - - - º - Feb. 29, 1856 Made viceroy, vide
ning. *nfra.
Since Nov. 1, 1858, on the passing of 21, and 22 Vict., cap. 106 (see Introduction,
ante, p. 643), the Governors-General have been appointed by the Crown, and are dis-
tinguished by the additional title of Viceroy.
VICEROYS AND GOVERNORS-GENERAL of INDIA.
From Nov. 1, 1858.
App. by the Crown. Assumption of govt.
Chas. John, visc. Can- Appt. contd. - - Appt, contd.
ning, vide supra.
Jas... E. of Elgin and Jan. 21, 1862 - - Mar. 12, 1862.
Rincardine, K.T., G.C.B.
Sir John Laird Mair Dec. 5, 1863 es - Jan. 12, 1864.
Lawrence, bt., G.C.B., -
K.C.S.I.;aft.ld. Lawrence.
Richd Southwell, E. of Oct. 27, 1868 - - Jan. 12, 1869.
Mayo.
Thos. Geo., ld., aft. E., Mar. 14, 1872 - - May 3, 1872.
of Northbrook.
Edwd. Robt. Lytton, ld, Feb. 12, 1876 - - Apr. 12, 1876.
aft. E., of Lytton.
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App, by the Crown. Assumption of govt.
Geo. Fredk. Sam I., M. May 6, 1880 - - June 8, 1880.
of Ripon, K.G.
Fredk. Temple, E. of Oct. 21, 1884 - - Dec. 13, 1884.
Dufferin, K.P., G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G. ; aft. M. of
Dufferin and Ava.
Hy. Chas. Keith, M. of 1888 dº #º - Dec. 10,1888.
Lansdowne, G.M.S.I.,
G.C.M.G., G. M.I. E.
COMMANDERS IN CHIEF IN INDIA.
Appointed. Assumed command. Quitted command.
Lt.-gen. John Clavering. Feb. 7, 1774 s - Oct. 27, 1774 Aug, 30, 1777, when
he d.
On the death of gen. Clavering the duties were carried on by the military board; but
on Oct. 16 following brigr.-gen. Giles Stibbert, provincial comm.-ch., assumed command
of the army, which he held until the arrival of Sir Eyre Coote.
Lt.-gen. Sir Eyre Coote. Apr. 17, 1777 - - Mar. 25, 1779 Apr. 27, 1783; d.
º Apr. 30, 1783.
Brigr.-gen. Stibbert again assumed the chief command, and held it until lt.-gen.
Sloper arrived.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Sloper - Oct. 27, 1784 - - July 21, 1785 Sept. 12, 1786.
Geo., E., aft M., Corn- Apr. 11, 1786 - - Sept. 12, 1786 Oct. 28, 1793.
wallis, gov.-gen.
Col. Mackenzie and col. Auchmuty were apptd. to the command-in chief in the absence
of là, Cornwallis in 1790 and 1793.
Maj.-gen. Sir Robt. Aber- Sept. 19, 1792 - - Oct. 28, 1793 Apr. 30, 1797.
cromby.
Maj.-gen. Morgan held the chief command in the absence of gem. Abercromby.
Lt.-gen. Sir Alured Oct. 4, 1797 * - May 17, 1798 July 31, 1801.
Clarke.
He had held the provl, command from Apr. 30, 1797.
Lt.-gen. Gerard Lake, Aug. 13, 1800 - - July 31, 1801 July 30, 1805.
aft. li. Lake.
Geo., M. Cornwallis, Mar. 20, 1805 - - July 30, 1805 Oct. 5, 1805; d. Oct.
again; gov.-gen. 5, 1805.
Lord Lake held the provl. command in the absence of là. Cornwallis.
Lt.-gen. Gerard, ld, aft. Feb. 19, 1806 - - Oct. 10, 1805 Oct. 17, 1807.
visc., Lake
Ld. Lake held the command from the death of the marq. Cornwallis, in his capacity
of provl. comm.-ch.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Hewett- Dec. 23, 1806 - - Oct. 17, 1807 Dec. 18, 1811.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Nugent- Mar, 13, 1811 - - Jan. 14, 1812 Oct. 4, 1813.
On the arrival of là. Moira, Sir Geo. Nugent assumed the provl. command, agreeably
with the court's resolution of the 18th Nov. 1812.
Gen. Fras., E. of Moira, Nov. 18, 1812 - - Oct. 4, 1813 – Jan. 13, 1823.
aft. M. of Hastings,
gov.-gen.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Edwd. June 2, 1822 - - Jan. 13, 1823 Oct. 7, 1825.
Paget, G.C.B.
Gen. Stapleton, ld., aft. Feb. 9, 1825 - - Oct. 7, 1825 - Jan. 1, 1830.
visc., Combermere,
G. C. B., G.C. H.
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Appointed. Assumed command. Quitted Command.
Lt -gen. Geo., E. of Dal- Feb. 17, 1829 - - Jan. 1, 1830 - Jan. 10, 1832.
housie, G.C.B
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Oct. 17, 1830 - - Jan. 10, 1832 Oct. 16, 1833,
Barnes, G.C.B.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish Ben- May 18, 1833 - - Oct. 16, 1833 Wide infra.
tinck, G.C. B., G.C.H.,
gov.-gen.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish Ben- Re-app. by a new com- Apr. 22, 1834 Sept. 5, 1835.
tinck, gov.-gen. and mission under 3 & 4
commr.-chief. Wm. IV. cap. 85.
Gen. Sir ‘Hy. Fane, Feb. 4, 1835 - - Sept. 5, 1835 Dec. 7, 1839.
G. C. B.
Gen. Sir Jasper Nicolls, Aug. 14, 1839 - - Dec. 7, 1839 - Aug. 11, 1843.
IK. C. B.
Gen. Sir Hugh Gough, - * * - - Aug. 11, 1843 May 7, 1849.
G. C. B. ; aft. visc.
Gough.
Gen. Sir Chas, Napier, Mar. 7, 1849 - - May 7, 1849 - Dec. 6, 1850
G. C. B.
Gen. Sir Wm. Maynard Sept. 18, 1850 - - Dec. 6, 1850.
Gomm, R.C.B.
Gen. hon. Geo. Anson. Nov. 20, 1855 - - Jan. 23, 1856.
Lt.-gen. Sir Colin Camp- July 11, 1857 - - Aug. 13, 1857.
bell, G.C. B. ; aft. la
Clyde.
Gen. Sir Hugh Hy. Rose, May 18, 1860 - - June 4, 1860.
G.C.B., R.C.S.I.; aft.
ld. Strathnairn.
Gen. Sir Wm. Rose Mans- - * º - - Mar. 23, 1865.
field, K.C.B., G.C.S.I. ;
aft. li. Sandhurst.
Gen. Robt. Cornelis, ld - - - * - Apr. 9, 1870.
Napier of Magdala,
G. C.B., G.C. S. I.
Gen. Sir Fredk. Paul - - - - - Apr. 10, 1876.
Haines, K.C.B.
Gen. Sir Donald Martin - * - - - Apr. 8, 1881.
Stewart, bt., G.C. B.,
C. I. E.
Gen. Sir Fredk. Sleigh - * * * - Nov. 28, 1885.
Roberts, bt., V.C.,
G. C. B., C.I.E.
BENGAL.
THE PRESIDENCY OR PROVINCE OF BENGAL, sometimes styled the
presidency of Fort William, from the small settlement out of which it
has risen, is the youngest of the three presidencies, but has for many
years been considered as the principal one, its governor having been,
by the Regulation Act 1773 (13 Geo. III., cap. 63), made ea:-officio
governor-general of the whole of the dominions of the East India Com-
pany. By the 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 85 (Aug. 28, 1833), the title of
“Governor-General of India.” was first officially created, and provision
was made for the division of Bengal into two provinces, to be called
Fort William, in Bengal, and Agra, with a deputy or lieut. governor
for each. By the 5 & 6 Wm. IV., cap. 52 (Aug. 31, 1835), the East
India Company was empowered to suspend this division, and it was
never made. By 16 & 17 Vict, cap. 95 (Aug. 20, 1853), and
652 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
17 & 18 Vict., cap. 77 (Aug. 7, 1854), further provision was made
for the division of Bengal; and under these various Acts, to which the
reader is referred for details, the North-West Provinces were separated,
and a lieutenant governor was appointed for the rest of Bengal.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF BENGAT.
1854. Fredk. Jas. Halliday, aft. Sir F., 1877. Hon. Ashley Eden, C.S.I., aft. Sir
May 1. A., May 1.
1859. John Peter Grant, May 1. 1882. Aug. Rivers Thompson, C.S.I.,
1862. Cecil Beadon, aft. Sir C., Apr. 23. C.I.E., aft. Sir A., Apr. 24.
1867. Wm. Grey, aft. Sir W. 1887. Sir Stewart Colvin Bayley, K.C.S.I.,
1870. Geo. Campbell, aft. Sir G. C.I.E., Apr. 2.
1874. Sir Richd.Temple, bt., K.C.S.I., Apr.9.
COMMANDERS IN CHIEF IN BENGAL.
Appointed. Assumed command.
Lt.-gen. Giles Stibbert - - - - - Sept. 26, 1776 - Oct. 16, 1777.
Lt.-gen. Stibbert held the provl. command during the absence of sir Eyre
Coote, at Madras, and continued to hold it after sir Eyre Coote's death until
the arrival of lt.-gen. Sloper.
Col. McKenzie - - - - - -
During the absence of ld. Cornwallis.
Col. Saml. Auchmuty, aft. Sir S. - - -
During the absence of là. Cornwallis.
Maj.-gen. Sir Robt. Abercromby - - - Sep. 19, 1792 -
On Oct. 28, 1793, he assumed the chief command in India.
Dec. 6, 1790 - Dec. 6, 1790.
Aug. 15, 1793 - Aug. 15, 1793.
Oct. 5, 1793.
Maj.-gen. Morgan - - - - - - Jan. 17, 1797 - Jan. 17, 1797.
During the absence of gen. Abercromby.
Lt.-gen. Sir Alured Clarke, K.B. - - - Apr. 6, 1796 - Apr. 30, 1797.
On May 17, 1798, sir A. Clarke assumed the chief command in India.
Lt.-gen. Gerard, ld., aft. visc. Lake - - - Apr. 11, 1805 - July 30, 1805.
On Oct. 5, 1805, on the death of the M. Cornwallis, ld. Lake assumed the chief
command in India.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Nugent - - - - - Nov. 18, 1812 - Oct. 9, 1813.
Pursuant to a resolution of the court, of Nov. 18, 1812, sir Geo. Nugent, on the
arrival of the earl of Moira, assumed the provl. command, and held it
until Dec. 28, 1814; from which time the separate appointment of comml.-
chief in Bengal merged into the general appointment of comm.-chief in
India.
(See “Commanders in Chief in India,” ante, p. 650.)
CHIEF JUSTICES OF BIFNGAL.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME CourT OF BENGAL.
Appointed under 13 Geo. III., cap. 63 (June 16, 1773).
1774. Sir Elijah Impey, first judge, 1823. Sir Christr. Puller, d. May 26,
Mar. 26. | 1824.
1791. Sir Robt. Chambers. ; 1825. Sir Chas. Grey, Feb. 2.
1798. Sir John Anstruther, bt. ; res. 1806. 1832. Sir Wm. Oldmall Russell.
1807. Sir Hy. Russell, knt.; bt. 1812. 1838. Sir Edwd. Ryan.
1813. Sir Edwd. Hyde East, knt.; bt. 1823. 1842. Sir Lawrence Peel.
1821. Sir Robt. H. Blossett, d. Feb. 1, 1855. Sir Jas. Wrm. Colvile.
1823.
1859.
Sir Barnes Peacock.
Supreme Court abolished on establishment of High Court of Judicature under 24 &
25 Vict., cap. 104 (Aug. 6, 1861).
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CHIEF JUSTICEs of THE HIGH CourT of JUDICATURE FOR THE BENGAL
DIVISION OF THE PRESIDENCY OF FORT WILLIAM.
Appointed under 24 & 25 Vict, cap. 104, and Order in Council dated May 13, 1862.
1862. Sir Barnes Peacock, May 13, G. 1886. Sir Wm. Comer Petheram, Feb.
1870. Sir Richd. Couch, Apr. 1, G. 26, G.
1875. Richd. Garth, Mar.2; knt. May 13,6.
DIOCESE OF CALCUTTA.
THE bishopric of Calcutta was constituted under 53 Geo. III., cap. 155
(July 21, 1813). By 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap. 85 (Aug. 28, 1833), the bishop
of Calcutta was declared to be the metropolitan of India.
The ecclesiastical province of Calcutta comprises the sees of
Bombay. | Lahore. Rangoon.
Calcutta. Madras. Travancore and Cochin
Colombo. | |
BISHOPS OF CALCUTTA.
1814. Thos. Fanshawe Middleton, 1st bp., 1829. John M. Turner, d. 1832.
Feb. 18; d. July 8, 1822. 1832. Danl. Wilson, Apr. 3, G.
1823, Reginald Heber, May 13, G.; d. | 1858. Geo. Edwd. Lynch Cotton, Mar.
Apr. 2, 1826. | 29, G.
1827. John Thos. James, Apr, 25, G.; d. 1867. Robt. Milman.
1829. 1876. Edwd. Ralph Johnson, Nov. 21, G.
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES AND OUDH.
THE NoFTH-WEST PROVINCEs were separated from Bengal in 1853, and
were placed under a lieutenant governor. See “Bengal,” ante, p. 651.
OUDH was annexed in 1856, and placed under a chief commissioner.
SINCE 1877 the offices of lieutenant governor of the North-West
Provinces and chief commissioner of Oudh have been held by the same
person.
GOVERNORS, &c., OF THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCES AND OUDH.
LIEUTENANT GovKRNORS OF THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCEs.
1853. John Russell Colvin, Oct. 14. 1874. Sir John Strachey, K.C.S.I.
1859. Geo. Fredk. Edmonstone, Jan. 20. 1877. Sir Geo. Ebenezer Wilson Couper,
1863. Hon. Edmond Drummond, Mar. 7. bt., C.B., K.C.S.I., C.I.E., Jan. 17.
1868. Sir Wm. Muir, K.C.S.I., Mar. 7.
Office united to that of Chief Commissioner of Oudh, 1877,
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CHIEF CoMMIssion ERs of OUDH.
1856. Maj.-gen. Sir Jas. Outram, K.C.B. 1871. Maj.-gen. Lousada Barrow.
1858. Robt. Montgomery, aft. Sir R. 1874. Sir Geo. Ebenezer Wilson Couper:
1859. Chas. John Wingfield. bt.
1866. John Strachey, aft. Sir J. 1876. John Forbes David Inglis.
1870. Robt. Hy. Davies.
Office united to that of Lieut. Governor of North-West Provinces, 1877.
LIEUTENANT GovKRNORS OF THE North-WEST PROVINCES AND
CHIEF COMMISSIONERs of OUDH.
1877. Sir Geo. Ebenezer Wilson Couper, 1887. Sir Auckland Colvin, K.C.M.G.,
* bt., C. B., K.C.S.I., C.I.E. C.I.E., Nov. 21.
1882. Sir Alfred Comyns Lyall, K.C.B.,
Apr. 17.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCES.
The High Court of Judicature for the North-West Provinces was
established in 1866 under 24 & 25 Vict., c. 104, sec. 16.
1866. Walter Morgan, Mar 3, G. ; knt. | 1884. Wm. Comer Petheram, Aug. 26, G.;
June 13. knt. Sept. 26.
1871, Robt. Stuart, Sept. 22, G.; knt. | 1886. John Edge, aft. Sir J., May 27, G.;
Oct. 3. aft. knt.
THE PUNJAB.
THE PUNJAB was annexed in 1849, and was until 1853 governed by a
board of administration. In 1853 it was placed under a chief commis-
sioner, who in 1859 was raised to the rank of lieutenant governor.
GOVERNORS, &c., OF THE PUNJAB.
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE PUNJAB.
1849. Col. Sir Hy. Montgomery Lawrence, K.C.B.
CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF THE PUNJAB.
1853. Jno. Laird Mair Lawrence, aft. Sir J., bt., and ló. Lawrence.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS of THE PUNJAB.
1859 Robt. Montgomery, aft. Sir R. 1877. Robt. Eyles Egerton, C.S.I., aft, sir
1865. Donald Friell McLeod, C.B. R., Apr. 2.
1870. Maj.-gen. Sir Hy. Marion Durand, 1882. Sir Chas. Umpherston Aitchison,
BC. C.S.I., C.B. R.C.S.I., C.I.E., Apr. 12.
1871, Robt. Hy. Davies, C.S.I., aft. Sir R., | 1887. Jas. Broadwood Lyall, aft. Sir J.
Jan. 20. Apr. 2.
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DIOCESE OF LAHORE.
THE bishopric of Lahore was constituted in 1877, and is in the
province of Calcutta.
BISHOPS OF LAHORE.
1877. Thos. Valpy French, Dec. 17, G.; 1887. Hy. Jas. Matthew, Dec. 22, G.
I’éS.
THE CENTRAL PROVINCES.
THE CENTRAL PROVINCEs were constituted in 1861. They were taken
from the North-West Provinces and from Madras. They are governed
by a chief commissioner.
CHIEF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CENTRAL PROVINCES.
1862. Lt.-col. Edwd. King Elliott. 1883. Wrm. Brittain Jones, C.S.I.
1865. Richd. Temple, aft. Sir R., bt. 1885. Chas. Haukes Tod Crosthwaite, aft.
1867. Geo. Campbell, aft. Sir G. sir C.
1870. John Hy. Morris. 1887. Alexr. Mackenzie, C.S.I.
BURMA.
BURMA is now divided into UPPER and LOWER BURMA. Lower Burma,
formerly known as BRITISH BURMA, was annexed to India partly in
1826, after the first Burmese War, and partly in 1852, after the second
Burmese War. Upper Burma was annexed in February 1886, after
the third Burmese War. The government is vested in a chief commis-
SIOIſleI’.
CHIEF COMMISSIONERS OF BURMA,
1862. Arthur Purvese Phayre. 1878. Chas. Umpherston Aitchison, C.s.I.,
1867. Col. Albert Fytche. aft. Sir C.
1871. Hon. Ashley Eden, aft. Sir A., actg. 1882. Chas. Edwd. Bernard, aft. sir C.
C. C. ; app. C. C. 1873. - 1887. Chas. Haukes Tod Crosthwaite,
1877. Augustus Rivers Thompson,aft.sirA. C.S.I., aft. Sir C.
DIOCESE OF RANGOON,
THE bishopric of Rangoon was constituted in 1877, and is in the
province of Calcutta.
BISHOPS OF RANGOON.
1877. Jonn. Holt Titcomb, Dec. 17, G.; 1882. John Miller Strachan, consec.
res. 1882. May 1.
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ASSAM.
Ass AM was ceded by Burma in 1824, and was included in the govern-
ment of Bengal until 1874, when it was made a separate province and
placed under a chief commissioner. r
CHIEF COMMISSIONERS OF ASSAM.
1874. Col. Richd. Harte Keatinge, V.C., | 1881. Chas. Alfred Elliott, C.S.I., aft. Sir
s C
C.S.I. e
1880. Sir Stuart Colvin Bayley, K.C.S.I. 1887. Dennis Fitzpatrick, C. s. 1.
MADRA.S.
THE PRESIDENCY OR PROVINCE OF MADRAs is sometimes called the
Presidency of ForT ST. GEORGE, from the settlement in which it had
its origin. This settlement was the first acquisition of territory by the
original East India Company, who obtained possession of it about 1639.
GOVERNORS OF MADRA.S.
First appointed under 24 Geo. III., cap. 25 (Aug. 13, 1784).
Appointed. Took his Seat.
Geo., Earl Macartney * - - - - Sept. 2, 1784 - Feb. 12, 1785.
Alexr. Davidson, councillor - * - - Succ. provisionally June 4, 1785.
Sir Archd. Campbell - - - & - - Mar. 9, 1785 Apr. 6, 1786.
John Hollond, councillor - - - - Succ. provisionally Feb. 7, 1789.
E. J. Hollond, councillor - - - - - Succ. provisionally Feb. 13, 1790.
M.-gen. Wm. Medows, aft. Sir W. - - - July 7, 1789 - Feb. 20, 1790.
Sir Chas. Oakeley, bt. - - * - - Apr. 28, 1790 - Aug. 1, 1792.
He had previously held the office of governor, in the absence of gen. Medows, from
Oct. 15, 1790, to Dec. 21, 1791.
Robt. Hobart, c.c. and aft. la. Hobart ; aft. E. of
Buckinghamshire - - - - - Oct. 23, 1793 - Sept. 7, 1794.
M.-gen. Geo. Harris, aft. gen, ld. Harris - - Oct, 4, 1797 - Feb. 21, 1798.
Edwd., ld, Clive, aft. E. of Powis * - - Dec. 13, 1797 - Sept. 5, 1799.
Lord Powis quitted the government, Aug. 30, 1803. The govr.-gen., ld. Morn-
ington, held the office from Jan. 2, preceding.
Ld. Wm. Cavendish Bentinck - - - - Nov. 17, 1802 - Aug. 30, 1803.
Recalled by the court, Apr. 7, 1807; quitted Sept. 11, following.
Wm. Petrie, councillor - - º - - Succ. provisionally Sept. 11, 1807.
Sir Geo. Hilaro Barlow, bt. - - - - May 13, 1807 - Dec. 24, 1807.
Lt.-gen. hon. John Abercromby º - - Nov. 20, 1812 - May 21, 1813,
Hugh Elliot - - *- - - - - Dec. 3, 1813 - Sept. 16, 1814.
Maj.gen. Sir Thos. Munro, bt., K.C.B. - - - - June 10, 1820.
Hy. Sullivan Graeme •= - º - - Succ. provisionally July 10, 1827.
Took charge of the govt. on the death of Sir Thos. Munro, which took place at
Ghooty, July 6, preceding. -
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657
Stephen Rumbold Lushington - tº - sº
Lt.-gen. Sir Frederick Adam, K.C.B. - tº- *
John, ld. Elphinstone gº sº * sº *
Lt.-gen. Geo., M. of Tweeddale, K.T., comm. ch. -
Maj.-gen. Sir Hy. Pottinger, bt., G.C.B. - º
Geo. Fras. Tobt., ld. Harris * - * -
Sir Chas. Edwd. Trevelyan, K.C.B. - - -
Sir Hy. Geo. Ward, G.C.M.G. - * * *
Sir Wm. Thos. Denison, K.C.B. - - tº *
Fras., ld. Napier, K.T. tº-3 - Eº * *
Were Hy., ld. Hobart * * sº - amº
Richd. Plant, &c., D. of Buckingham and Chandos
Wm. Patrick Adam wº sº * - *
Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant-Duff - * sº
Robt. Bourke, aft. 16. Connemara, G.C.I.E. *
COMMANDERS IN CHIEF IN MADRA.S.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Sloper- wº wº- sº wº tºº
Appointed.
Jan. 17, 1827
Apr. 13, 1842
Aug. 4, 1847
Jan. 31, 1859
May 19, 1860
Oct. 30, 1860
Jan. 31, 1866
Mar. 14, 1872
July 28, 1875
Oct. 11, 1880
July 8, 1881
Sept. 4, 1886. G.
Appointed.
Oct. 7, 1784
Assumed chief command in India, July 21, 1785.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Dalling, bt, - 3-e - *
Lt.-gen. Sir Archd. Campbell; govr. - - -
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Medows; govr. * * *
The command was held by the senior officer until Gen. Medows’
M.-gen. Sir Alured Clarke - * i- sº sº
Dec. 7, 1784
Apr. 11, 1786
July 7, 1789
Apr. 28, 1795
Took his seat.
Oct. 18, 1827.
Oct. 25, 1832
Mar. 4, 1837.
Sept. 24, 1842.
Apr. 7, 1848.
Apr. 28, 1854.
Mar. 28, 1859.
Feb. 18, 1861.
Mar. 27, 1866.
May 15, 1872.
Nov. 23, 1875.
Dec. 20, 1880.
Nov. 5, 1881.
Dec. 8, 1886.
Assumed command.
June 17, 1785.
July 21, 1785.
Apr. 6, 1786.
Feb. 20, 1790.
arrival.
Proceeded to assume the command in Bengal, Mar. 6, 1797; the
held by the senior officer until his return,
Lt.-gen. Jas. Stuart - * * * º tºº
M.-gen. Sir John Fras. Cradock, aft. 16. Howden
Lt.-gen. H. McDowall - * * º *
Lt.-gen. Geo. Hewett, aft. bt. - sº & -
M.-gen. Sir Saml. Auchmuty - sº - -
Lt.-gen. hon. John Abercromby - - º *
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Hislop, bt. - rº e- *
Lt.-gen. Sir Alexr. Campbell, bt., K.C.B. - *
Dec. 10, 1800
Dec. 21, 1803
May 29, 1807
Feb. 14, 1810
Feb. 12, 1812
Dec. 3, 1813
Dec. 6, 1820
Gen. Bowser, senr. officer, then held command.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Townshend Walker, G.C.B. -
Lt.-gen. Hon. Sir Robt. Wm. O'Callaghan,
IC. C. B.
Lt.-gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland, K.C.B. sº tº-
Lt.-gen. Sir Jasper Nicolls, K.C.B. - e-e tº-
May 11, 1825
Oct. 17, 1830
Apr. 17, 1836
Took the office as comm. ch. of the forces in India, Dec. 7, 1839.
Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Ford Whittingham, K.C.B.,
IC. C. H.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hugh Gough, bt., G.C.B., aft. Visc.
Gough.
Assumed office, commanding the expedition in China.
in India, Aug. 11, 1843.
Lt.-gen. Geo., M. of Tweeddale, K.T. ; govr.,
and comm. chief.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Hy. Fredk. Berkeley, K.C.B. -
Lt.-gen, sir Rd. Armstrong, K.C.B. - - *
Lt.-gen. Wm. Staveley, C.B. - - º sº
Lt.-gen. hon. Geo. Anson, G.B. - * * sº
Sept. 18, 1839
June 16, 1841.
Apr. 20, 1842
Sept. 29, 1847
Jan. 15, 1796.
command being
Aug. 1, 1801.
Oct. 17, 1804.
Sept. 17, 1807.
Apr. 10, 1810.
Sept. 27, 1810.
May 21, 1813.
May 25, 1814.
June 15, 1821;
d. Dec.11, 1824.
Mar. 3, 1826.
May 11, 1831,
Oct. 11, 1836.
Dec. 21, 1838.
Aug. 1, 1840.
Comm. chief of the forces
Sept. 24, 1842.
Mar. 13, 1848.
Sept. 29, 1851.
Oct., 1853.
Sept. 23, 1854.
42
658 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Appointed. Assumed Command.
Lt.-gen. Sir Patrick Grant, K.C.B. - - - •º * * - June 10, 1856.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Hope Grant, G.C.B. - * * gº e * - Dec. 26, 1861.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Gaspart Le Marchant, R.C. B., * - * - May 25, 1865.
G. C. M. G.
Lt.-gen. W. A. McCleverty * º * * - º * - Nov. 8, 1867.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Paul Haines, K.C.B. - - tº gººm * - May 22, 1871.
Gen. Sir Neville Bowles Chamberlain, G.C.B., º wº * - Feb. 2, 1876.
G.C.S.I.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk, Sleigh Roberts, bt., V.C., - - gº - Nov. 28, 1881.
G.C.B., C.I.E.
Lt.-gen. Sir Herbert Taylor Macpherson, V.C., gºs - * - Mar. 7, 1886
K. C. B., IK.C.S.I.
Sir Chas. Geo. Arbuthnot, K.C.B. * gº * sº- ºs * - Dec. 9, 1886
CHIEF JUSTICES OF MADRA.S.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME Cou RT OF MADRAS.
Appointed under 39 & 40 Geo. III., cap. 79 (1799).
1800. Sir Thos. A. Strange, Dec. 26. 1842. Sir Edwd. J. Gambier, Mar. 11.
1815. Sir John H. Newbolt, Sept. 6. 1849. Christr. Rawlinson, aft. Sir C.
1820. Sir Edmd. Stanley, May 17. 1859. Sir Hy. Davison.
1825. Sir Ralph Palmer, Jan. 28. 1861. Colley Harman Scotland, aft. Sir C.,
1835. Sir Robt. Buckley Comyns, July 1. Feb. 8, G.
Supreme Court abolished on establishment of High Court of Judicature under 24 &
25 Vict. cap. 104 (Aug. 6, 1861).
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE HIGH CourT OF JUDICATURE FOR
MADRAs.
Appointed under 24 & 25 Vict. cap. 104, and Order in Council dated June 23, 1862.
1862. Sir Colley Harman Scotland, June | 1879. Hon. Chas. Arthur Turner, C.I.E.,
23, G. Mar. 3, G. ; knt. Apr. 23.
1871. Sir Walter Morgan, Sept. 22, G. 1885. Arthur John Hammond Collins, Aug.
18, G. ; knt. same date.
DIOCESE OF MADRAS.
THE bishopric of Madras was constituted under 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap.
85 (Aug. 28, 1833), and is in the province of Calcutta.
BIs HoPs of MADRAs.
1835. Danl. Corrie, Feb. 14. 1849. Thos. Dealtry.
1837. Geo. Trevor Spencer. 1861. Fredk Gell, May 16, G.
BOMBAY.
THE island of Bombay, the foundation of the presidency or province of
that name, came into possession of the English in 1661, being part of
the dowry of the Infanta of Portugal, the queen of Charles II., by whom
it was ceded to the East India Company in 1668.
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GOVERNORS OF BOMBAY.
First appointed under 24 Geo. III., cap. 25 (Aug. 13, 1784).
Appointed. Took his seat.
Rawson H. Boddam - * * ** * - Sept. 3, 1784 – Jan. 6, 1785.
Andr. Ramsay - ex - * * - - Sept. 10, 1784 - Jan. 9, 1788.
M.-gen. Wrm. Medows, aft, sir W. - - - Sept. 5, 1787 - Sept. 6, 1788.
Col. Robt. Abercromby, aft. Sir R. - * - Aug. 5, 1789 - Jan. 21, 1790.
Quitted the presidency, Nov. 26, 1792, having been app. comm. ch. in India.
Geo. Dick, councillor- tº º - gº - Succ. provisionally Nov. 26, 1792.
John Griffith, councillor - - - --> - Succ. provisionally Nov. 9, 1795.
Jonn. Duncan - º 4-, gºs - º - Nov. 12, 1794 - Dec.27,1795; d.
in the govt.,
Aug. 11,1811.
Geo. Browne, councillor - * sº gº - Succ. provisionally Aug. 11, 1811.
Sir Evan Nepean, bt. - * * tº-º * - Jan. 7, 1812 - Aug. 12, 1812.
Hon. Mountstuart Elphinstone - sº wº- - Oct. 7, 1818 - Nov. 1, 1819.
M.-gen. Sir John Malcolm, G.C.B. * * - Jan. 17, 1827 - Nov. 1, 1827.
John, E. of Clare * sº *g - * * sº * gº - Mar. 21, 1831.
Sir Robt. Grant, G.C. H. - - - - -- gº tº sº - Mar. 17,1835;d.
in the govt.,
July 9, 1838.
James Farish, councillor - - * * - Succ. provisionally July 11, 1838.
Sir Jas. Rivett-Carnac, bt.- – - - - - * tº - May 31, 1839.
Res. on account of ill health, Apr. 27, 1841.
Geo. Wm. Anderson, aft. Sir G. tº- * - - * *
Sir Wm. Hay Macnaghten, bt. - s gºs - July 28, 1841.
At the time of his app. sir Wm. Macnaghten was resident at Cabul, where, on
Dec. 23, 1841, he was assassinated during a deliberation respecting the
evacuation of the place.
- Apr. 27, 1841.
Col. Sir Geo. Arthur, bt. - - tº * * $º * * - June 9, 1842.
Res., on account of ill health, Aug. 6, 1846.
Lestock Robt. Reid, councillor - * * - Succ. provisionally Aug. 6, 1846.
Geo. Russell Clerk, aft. Sir G. - s * - Nov. 11, 1846 - Jan. 23, 1847.
Lucius, visc. Falkland $º-> &- sº - - Feb. 1, 1848 - May 1, 1848.
John, 13th lä. Elphinstone, G.C.B. - " - * * *= tº - Dec. 26, 1853.
Sir Geo. Russell Clerk, K.C.B., again - * - April 23, 1860 - May 11, 1860.
Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, K.C.B. - tº- * * º - - Apr. 24, 1862.
Wm. Robt. Seymour Vesey FitzGerald, aft. Nov. 19, 1866 - Mar. 6, 1867.
ld. F. and W. -
Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, K.C.B. tº- - Mar. 2, 1872 - May 6, 1872.
Sir Richd. Temple, bt., K.C.S.I. - e- º - Feb. 26, 1877 - Apr. 30, 1877.
Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt., K.C.M.G. * &= - Mar. 10, 1880 - Apr. 28, 1880.
Donald Jas., ld. Reay, G.C.I.E. - *E- tº- - Feb. 27, 1885 - Mar. 30, 1885.
COMMANDERS IN CHIEF IN BOMBAY.
Appointed. Assumed command
Brig.-gen. Lawrence Nilson º wº- * - Mar. 31, 1784 - Jan. 6, 1785.
M.-gen. Wm. Medows, aft. Sir W., govr. - - Sept. 5, 1787 - Sept. 6, 1788.
Previously to the arrival of gen. Medows, Rawson H. Boddam, the govr., was
invested with the command of the army.
Col. Robt. Abercromby, aft. Sir R., govr. - Aug. 5, 1789 - Jan. 21, 1790.
M.-gen. Jas. Stuart - cº * º-s, * - Apr. 6, 1796 - Jan. 17, 1797
On Jan. 22, 1801, he proceeded to take the command at Madras. Previously to
the arrival of gem. Stuart, the command had been held by the senior officer.
42 *
660
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Appointed. Assumed command.
M.-gen, Oliver Nicolls - * sº sº ** - * sº-> Jan. 22, 1801.
M.-gen. Hon. J ohn Abercromby- * *g - May 2, 1809 Nov. 28, 1809.
On Oct. 10, 1812, he proceeded to take the command of the forces at Madras.
Previously to the arrival of gen, Abercromby, the command was held by the
M.-gen.
Senior officer.
Sir Thos. Hislop, bt. - tº
Feb. 28, 1812.
This officer was captured on the voyage outwards; and upon being exchanged, h
Was app. to the command at Madras.
Lt.-gen. Sir Miles Nightingall - sº sº - Jan. 10, 1815 Feb. 24, 1816.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Chas. Colville - - - - Nov. 4, 1818 Oct. 9, 1819.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Bradford, K.C.B. - - July 20, 1825 May 3, 1826.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Sidney Beckwith, K.C.B. - - May 17, 1829 Dec. 3,1829; d.
in the govt.,
Jan. 15, 1831.
The command was assumed by the senior officer.
July 17, 1831 -
Oct. 18, 1833 -
Lt.-gen. Sir Colin Halkett, K.C.B. * -º - º
Lt.-gen. Sir John Keane, K.C.B., G.C.H., aft. 16.
Reane.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. McMahon, bt., K.C.B. - wº
Jan. 21, 1832.
July 2, 1834.
Oct. 16, 1839 - Feb. 14, 1840.
Lt.-gen. Sir Willoughby Cotton, G.C.B. - - Jan. 13, 1847 - Apr. 8, 1847.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Grey, K.C.B. - * * gº * sº * - Dec. 30, 1850.
Lt.-gen. 1d. Fredk. FitzClarence, G.C.H. - sº * em * - Nov. 22, 1852.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Somerset, K.C.B. º * - tº sº - - Mar. 26, 1855.
It.-gen. Sir Wm. Rose Mansfield, K.C.B., aft. li. Sandhurst sº - May 16, 1860.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Cornelis Napier, G.C.B., G.C.S.I., i- sm; * - Nov. 30, 1865.
aft. li. Napier of Magdala.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Augs. Almeric Spencer, K.C.B. - - - -
Gen. Sir Chas. Wm. Dunbar Staveley, K.C.B. - * e- -: *
Lt.-gen. Henry Jas. Warre, C.B. * - *g - - tº *
Lt.-gen. hon. Arthur Edwd. Hardinge, C.B. - * * * mº, *
Sir Chas. Geo. Arbuthnot, K.C.B. gº º- gº
Arth. Wm. Patrick Albert, D. of Connaught, &c.
Aug. 27, 1869.
Oct. 9, 1874.
Oct. 9, 1878.
Mar. 30, 1881.
Feb. 16, 1886.
Dec. 14, 1886.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF BOMBAY.
CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME CourT OF Bom BAY.
Appointed under 4 Geo. IV., cap. 71 (July 11, 1823).
1823. Sir Edwd. West, Dec. 8. 1846. Sir David Pollock, Sept. 12.
1829. Sir J. Dewar, Apr. 4. 1847. Sir Thos. Erskine Perry, Sept. 18.
1831. Sir R. H. A. D. Compton, Apr. 11. 1852. Sir Wm. Yardley.
1839.
1840.
Sir J. W. Awdry, Jan. 26.
Sir Hy. Roper, Dec. 26.
1858.
1859.
Supreme Court abolished on establishment of High Court of Judicature, under 24 &
25 Wict., cap. 104 (Aug. 6, 1861).
Sir Hy. Davison.
Sir Matt. Richd. Sausse.
CHIEF JUSTICEs of THE HIGH CourT OF JUDICATURE FOR
BOMBAY.
Appointed under 24 & 25 Vict., cap. 104, and Order in Council dated June 23, 1862.
1862. Sir Matt. Richd. Sausse, June 23, G. 1870. Sir Michl. Roberts Westropp, Apr.
1866. Richd. Couch, Mar. 3, G.; knt.
1. G.
June 13. 1882. Sir Chas. Sargent, May 28, G.
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 661
DIOCESE OF BOMBAY.
THE bishopric of Bombay was constituted under 3 & 4 Wm. IV., cap.
85 (Aug. 28, 1833), and is in the province of Calcutta.
BISHOPs of BoMBAY.
1837. Thos. Carr. 1868. Hy. Alexr. Douglas.
1851. John Harding. 1876. Louis Geo. Mylne, Apr. 29, G.
PRINCE OF WALES’ ISLAND OR PENANG, MALACCA,
AND SINGAPORE.
See “STRAITs SETTLEMENTs,” post, p. 674.
662 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART XII. THE COLONIES.
GOVERNORS AND BISHOPS OF THE COLONIES
AND OTHER DEPENDENCIES OF THE
BRITISH EMPIRE.
INTRODUCTION.
THIS section will be found much more complete than in the former
editions. As far as possible a complete list of the governors of every
colony is furnished, and lists of the colonial bishops have been added.
There are monographs On most of the more important colonies; but
for general information on the colonies as a whole the best authority is
the official “Colonial List,” published annually. This useful work has
been of great assistance in the compilation of this section, the lists of
governors having been in every case collated therewith, and, where
necessary, completed therefrom. The Isle of Man, Heligoland, and the
Channel Islands are not strictly colonies, but are included in this
Section as being that most applicable to them.
The colonies are divided into ecclesiastical provinces and dioceses,
much in the same manner as in England, but the bishops hardly
possess the same powers. Sir Travers Twiss, the eminent civilian, in
his article “Bishop,” in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, ninth edition,
says on the subject of colonial bishops:—
The first colonial bishopric of the Church of England was that of Nova
Scotia, founded in 1787, since which time various colonial bishoprics have been
established, some of which were constituted by Letters Patent of the Crown
only, whilst others have been confirmed by Acts of the imperial or colonial
legislatures. With regard to those bishoprics which have been constituted by
Letters Patent of the Crown only, where the bishopric has been established in
a Crown colony, the bishop is legally entitled to exercise the jurisdiction
conferred upon him by the Letters Patent; but where the bishopric has been
established in a colony possessing at the time an independent legislature, the
bishop is not entitled to exercise such jurisdiction unless it has been confirmed
to him by an imperial or colonial statute. The report of the judicial committee
of the Privy Council in the case of the bishop of Natal (Moore's “Privy Council
Reports,” N.S., iii., p. 115) is an exposition of the law on this subject. On the
other hand, where bishoprics have been constituted by Letters Patent of the
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 663
Crown in pursuance of imperial statutes, as was the case of the East Indian
bishoprics, or where bishoprics constituted by Letters Patent have subsequently
been confirmed or recognised by colonial statutes, the bishop's jurisdiction is
complete ; otherwise his authority is only pastoral or spiritual. The practice
adopted by the Crown, since the decision of the judicial committee in the case
of the bishop of Natal revealed the invalidity of the Letters Patent granted to
many colonial bishops, has been to grant licences to the archbishop of Canter-
bury to consecrate bishops for the colonies without any definite diocese, and
without any authority to exercise coercive jurisdiction. The Crown has also
revoked the Letters Patent erecting Gibraltar into a bishop's see, and the last
appointed bishop has been consecrated under a licence from the Crown, and is
a titular bishop, having only consensual authority in that colony.
The following are the principal Acts of Parliament bearing on the
appointment of colonial bishops:—
26 Geo. III. cap. 84 (1786). 15 & 16 Vict. cap. 52 (1852).
3 & 4 Vict. cap. 33 (1840). 16 & 17 Vict. cap. 49 (1853).
5 & 6 Wict. cap. 6 (1842). 37 & 38 Vict. cap. 77 (1874).
The Orders in Council, or Letters Patent, under which the various
colonial bishoprics were constituted will be found noted under each.
The following list of colonial provinces and dioceses is taken from
Crockford’s Clerical Directory, where each bishop's antecedents will
be found noted.
PROVINCE OF CANADA.
Algoma. Montreal. Ontario.
Fredericton. Niagara. Quebec.
Huron. Nova Scotia. Toronto.
PROVINCE OF RUPERT's LAND.
Athabasca, now Mackenzie | Rupert's Land. | Saskatchewan.
River and S. Athabasca. Qu'Appelle, formerly As-
Moosonee. | siniboia. - |
PROVINCE OF CALCUTTA.
Bombay. Lahore. | Travancore and China.
Calcutta. Madras. |
Colombo. Rangoon.
These bishops will be found in Part XI., “India,” ante, pp. 643–661.
PROVINCE OF NEW ZEALAND.
Auckland, formerly New | Dunedin. | Waiapu.
Zealand. Melanesia. Wellington.
Christ Church, N. Z Nelson. |
PROVINCE OF SYDNEY.
Adelaide. Grafton and Armidale. | Perth.
Ballarat. Melbourne. Riverina.
Bathurst. Newcastle, N.S.W. Sydney.
Brisbane. N. Queensland, Tasmania.
Goulburn.
664 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PROVINCE OF CAPETOWN.
Bloemfontein, formerly | Grahamstown. St. Helena.
Orange River Free State. Maritzburg, formerly Natal. St. John's, Kaffraria.
Capetown. Pretoria. Zululand.
PROVINCE OF THE WEST INDIEs.
Guiana. Nassau.
Jamaica. Trinidad.
Antigua.
Barbadoes.
DIOCESES HOLDING MIssions FROM THE METRoPolitAN SEE or
CANTERBURY.
British Columbia. Newfoundland. Victoria (Hong Kong)
Caledonia. New Westminster. Singapore, Labuan,and Sara-
Falkland Islands. Sierra Leone. wak, formerly Labuan.
Mauritius.
MISSIONARY BISHOPRICs Hold1NG MIssions FROM THE METRoPolitAN
SEE OF CANTERBURY.
Central Africa. Japan. Niger District.
Eastern Equatorial Africa. | Madagascar. North China.
Honolulu. Mid China. |
EUROPEAN BIs HoPRIC. ASIATIC BISHOPRIC.
Gibraltar (see Introduction, ante, p. 663). Jerusalem.
I. COLONIES, &c.—EUROPE.
ISLE OF MAN.
THIS island is situated in the Irish Sea. Its early history is uncertain,
but it appears to have belonged first to Scotland, then to Denmark,
then to Norway, and them again to Scotland. Early in the fifteenth
century it was seized by Henry IV., who granted it to Sir John
Stanley, the ancestor of the earls of Derby, in whom it continued until
the death, in 1735, of James, the tenth earl, without issue. It then
passed to the duke of Athole, as heir general of James, the seventh
earl, and continued in the Athole family until their rights were bought
up by the Crown at various times from 1765 to 1825.
The Isle of Man now constitutes the whole of the diocese of SoDoR
AND MAN.
RINGS OF MAN,
DANISH LINE. Olain, his brother.
Orry, 1st King (10th century). Allen, poisoned.
Guttred, his son. Macon.
Reginald, assass. Fingal.
Olave I., executed by K. of Denmark.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
665
1077
1093.
1102
1114.
1154.
1158.
1187.
1237.
1248.
1249.
1521.
1592.
1594.
1642.
1652.
1417.
1418.
1422.
1428.
1496.
NORWEGIAN LINE.
Godred Crovan, the
Conqueror; d. 1093.
On his death, the Island was con-
quered by Magnus, K. of Nor-
way, who appointed Octtan as
governor. Some of the inhabi-
tants chose Macmanus as gover-
nor in place of Octtan, but he was
defeated in battle, and K.
Magnus continued to reign until
his death in
When the line of Godred Crovan was
restored in the person of
Lagman, his son, who abdicated, and
after a regency of about 3 years
was succeeded in
By his younger brother Olave II.,
who was killed by his nephew
Reginald about
And was succ. by his son Godred,
who was conq. in
By Summerled, his brother-in-law,
who usurped the Crown until conq.
by Reginald above-named, who
in his turn was conq. by Godred,
who d. King, 1187.
Olave III., son of Godred ; d. 1237.
Harold, his son; d. 1248.
Reginald, his brother; killed 1249.
Magnus, his brother, last of Nor-
wegian line; d. 1265.
Norwegian
1305.
1395.
1399.
1414.
1441.
1460.
1504.
1344.
6 H. IV. Island
1404–5.
1406–7. Island granted to him and his
SCOTTISH LINE.
Alexr. III. conq. the island, and
governed it by his thanes; then
Maurice, Okerfair, and others.
ENGLISH LINE.
Sir Simon Montacute, who claimed
through his wife, a descendant of
Godred Crovan (vide supra).
Sir Wm. Montacute, aft. E. of Salis-
bury, crowned by order of Edwd.
III. He claimed as a descendant
of Godred Crovan (vide supra).
Antony Beck, bp. of Durham.
Sir Wm. Montacute (now E.
Salisbury), again.
Sir Wm. Scroope, aft. E. of Wilt-
shire, who was beheaded.
Percy, E. of Northumberland: island
granted to him by Hen. IV., who
aft. depr. him.
granted to
Stanley for life.
of
Sir John
heirs.
Sir John Stanley, his son.
Thos., his son (cr. baron Stanley by
Hen. VI.)
Thos., his son (cr. E. of Derby by
Hen. VII).
Thos., 2nd E. of Derby, who re-
nounced the title of King.
LORDS OF MAN AND THE ISLES.
HOUSE OF DERBY.
Edwd., 3rd E. of Derby.
Hy., 4th E. of Derby.
Ferdinand, 5th E. of Derby; d.
1594, and succ. by his brother,
Wm., 6th E. of Derby, who, being
abroad, Sir Thos. Gerrard was 1735
app. governor by Q. Eliz. Jas I. º
gave Wrm. a new grant of the
Island.
Jas., 7th E. of Derby ; beheaded at
Bolton by the parlt. for support-
ing Chas. I. :
Island besieged by parly, forces and
surrendered.
Island granted by parlt. to lö.
Fairfax. r
1660.
1672.
1702.
1764.
On the restoration, the Derby family
were reinstated in the person of
Chas., 8th E. of Derby; d. 1672.
Wm., 9th E. of Derby; d. 1702.
Jas., 10th E. of Derby; d. 1735, s.p.
Hous E of ATHOLE,
On the death of Jas., 10th E. of
Derby, without issue, the Island
devolved on James, 2nd D. of
Athole, who was descended from
Lady Mary Sophia, youngest
daughter of the 7th E. of Derby
and wife of John, M. of Athole.
The D. d. 1764.
John, 3rd D. of Athole, who res. the
Island to the British Govern-
ment in 1765; d. 1774.
GOVERNORS OF THE ISLE OF MAN.
From the grant of the Island to Sir John Stanley, ut supra.
1497.
1505.
John Letherland, L.G.
John Fazakerley, L.G.
John Walton, L.G.
Hy. Byron, L.G.
* *
No record until
Peter Dutton, L.G.
1508.
* 1517.
1519.
1526.
Hy. Radcliffe, abb. of Rushen, Dep.
Randolph Rushton, Capt.
Sir John Ireland, L.G.
Randolph Rushton, again, Capt.
Thos. Danisport, Capt.
Richd. Holt, L.G.
666
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1529.
1530.
1532.
1533.
1535.
1537.
1539.
lö40.
1544.
1552.
1561.
15, 2.
1566.
1567.
1569.
1575.
1580.
1591.
1592.
1593.
1594.
1596.
1597.
1599.
1600.
1609.
1610.
1612.
1621.
1622.
1623.
1625.
1626.
1627.
1628.
1629.
1634.
1635.
I636.
1639.
1640.
1651.
1652.
of Normandy still belonging to the British Crown.
John Fleming, Capt.
Thos. Sherburn, L.G.
Hy. Bradley, dep. L.G.
Hy. Stanley (No. 1), Capt.
Geo. Stanley, Capt.
Sir Thos. Stanley (No. 1), L.G.
Geo. Stanley, again, Capt.
Thos. Tydsley, Dep.
Wm. Stanley, Dep.
Hy. Stanley (No 1), again, Capt.
Sir Richd. Sherburne.
Sir Thos. Stanley (No. 2), L.G.
Richd. Ashton, Capt.
Sir Thos. Stanley (No. 2), again, L.G.
Edwd. Tarbock, Capt.
John Hanmer, Capt.
Richd. Sherburn, Capt.
Richd. Aderton, L. G.
Cuthbert Gerrard, Capt.
Thos. Martinier, Dep.
Hon. Wm. Stanley, aft. 6th E. of
Derby, Capt.
Randolph Stanley, Capt.
Sir Thos. Gerrard, Capt.
Cuthbert Gerrard, again, Dep.
Sir Thos. Gerrard, again, Capt.
Robt. Molyneux, Dep.
Cuthbert Gerrard, again, Capt.
Robt. Molyneux, again, Dep.
The same, Capt.
John Ireland and John Birchall,
Joint Gov.rs.
Thos. Gerrard.
John Ireland, again, L.G. and Capt.
Robt. Molyneux, again, Capt.
Edwd. Fletcher, Dep.
The same, Gowr.
Sir Ferd. Leige, Capt.
Edwd. Fletcher, again, Dep.
Edwd, Homewood, Capt.
Edwd. Fletcher, again, Dep.
Edwd. Christian, L.G. and Capt.
John Ireland, again.
Evan Christian, Dep.
Sir Chas. Gerrard, Capt.
John Sharpeless, Dep.
Radcliffe Gerrard, Capt.
John Greenhalgh, Gowr.
Sir Phil. Musgrave, kt. and bt.,Gowr.
Saml. Smith, Dep.
1652
1653.
1656.
1658.
1660.
1663.
1664.
1669.
1677.
1678.
1691.
1696.
1703.
1713
1714.
1726.
1734.
1739.
1747
1756.
1763.
1765.
1776.
1777.
1791.
1798.
1805.
1832.
1845.
1860.
1863.
1882
. Ld. Fairfax app. Jas. Chalomer,
Robt. Dinely, and Jonathan
Witton, commrs. for governing
this year.
Matth. Caldwell, Gowr.
Wm. Christian, Gowr.
Jas. Challoner, Govr.
Roger Nowell, Govr.
Richd. Stevenson, Dep.
Hy. Nowell for one part of the year,
and Thos. Stanley for the other
part, Deps.
Bishop Barrow, Gov. ; H. Nowell,
Dep.
Hy. Nowell, again, Govr.
Hy. Stanley (No. 2), Govr.
Robt. Hegwood, Govr.
Roger Kenyon, Govr.
Wm. Sacheverell, Dep.
Col. Sankey, Govr.
Hon. Capt. Cranston, Dep.
Robt. Maudesley, Gowr.
John Rowe, Dep.
John Parr, Gowr.
C. Stanley, 1)ep.
Alexander Horne, Govr.
Major Floyde, Dep.
Thos. Horton, Gowr.
James Horton, Gowr.
Hon. Jas. Murray, 1st Govr. under
D. of Athole.
(? 1741). Patrick Lindesay.
Basil Cochrane, Govr.
John Taubman, Dep.
John Wood, Gowr.
Island sold to Gt. Britain.
J. Hope, Dep. Gowr.
Richd. Dawson, L.G.
Edwd. Smith, Govr.
Alexander Shaw, L. G.
John, 4th D. of Athole, Govr.
Col. Cornelius Smelt, L.G., June 15,
G.
Col. Jno. Ready, L.G., Jan. 29, G.
Hon. Chas. Hope, L.G., Aug. 9, G.
Fras. Pigott, aft. Pigott-Conant,
L.G., Oct. 22, G.
Hy. Brougham Loch, C.B., aft. Sir
H., L.G., Feb. 14, G.
. Spencer Walpole, L.G., Apr. 24, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Sodor and Man,” ante, p. 483.
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS,
COMPRISING
JERSEY, GUERNSEY, ALDERNEY, SARK, AND HERM.
THESE wrDL-KNowN IsLAND's are the only portions of the old dukedom
The islands were
placed under the same governor until the reign of Henry VII., when
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
667
two separate governors were appointed, one for Jersey and one for
Guernsey and its dependencies, the smaller islands of Alderney, Sark,
and Herm.
Besides the GovKRNOR the Crown appoints for each of the two
principal islands a BAILIFF, who is the chief civil officer.
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS are under the ecclesiastical charge of the
bishops of WINCHESTER.
1111.
1154.
1167.
1198.
1199.
1203.
1226.
1227.
1232.
1271.
1284.
1299.
1312.
1323.
*
*
GOVERNORS OF THE
Down to the separation of
Prince Jullien du Pracle, Gowr. and
Ld. of the Isles.
Sire Walter Dunker, Govr. of the
Holy Isle of Guernsey. &
Sire Peter Cornet, Govr., kpr., and
capt. of the forts, places, and
castles of Guernsey, called the
Holy Island.
John, E. of Mortain, aft. King John
held the Islands as an appanage.
Sire Wm. Orseth, Gowr. Genl. of the
Islands.
Gregory Balizon, gent. - of-arms,
Govr. Genl., capt. and kpr. of
the Holy Isle of Guernsey. |
Richd. Grey, kpr. of the Isles.
Wm. de St. John, kpr. of the Isles.
Arnauldus de St. Amand and Philip
de Carteret, kprs. of the Isles. ,
Philip de Albemar and Wm. St.
John, kprs. of the Isles. 1430
Pr. Edwd., son of Hen. III., and
aft. Edwd, I, held the Islands in
appanage.
Sire Stephen Waller, Govr., capt.,
and kpr. of all the forts, places,
and castles of the king in the
Islands.
Hy. de Cobham, kpr. of the Isles.
Sire Peter Cornet.
Otto de Grandison.
Walter de Weston, L.G. of Guern-
sey.
i
1839.
1342.
1350.
1356.
1360.
| 1374.
| 1376.
1388.
J.397.
1415.
30. John, D.
1435.
1446.
1447.
1453.
CHANNEL ISLANDS.
the government, ut supra.
1330.
1335.
John de Roches, warden of the Isles.
Wm. de Montagou, Comte de Sal-
biere and Hy. de Ferrure, war-
dens of the Isles.
Thos. de Ferrariis, kpr. of the Isles.
Thos. Hampton, kpr. of the Isles.
John Mantaners, warden of the
Isles.
Thos. Holland, warden of the Isles.
Sir Edmond de Chene, kpr. of the
Isles.
Edmond Rosse, kpr. of the Isles.
Hugh Calvilegh, kpr. of the Isles.
John Golafre, kpr. of the Isles.
Edmund, E. of Rutland, kpr. of the
Isles.
Edwd., D. of York, son of Edmund,
D. of York, the 5th son of
Edward III., held the Islands in
appanage.
of Bedford, Regent of
France, bro. of Hen. V., held the
Islands in appanage.
Humphrey, D. of Gloucester, an-
other bro. of Hen. V.
Hy. de Beauchamp, E. of Warwick,
king of the Isles of Wight,
Guernsey, and Jersey
Wardens and
Wm. Bertram, and | Gov.rs. of the
Nichs. Hault, Isles.
John Nanfan, kpr. of the Isles.
GOVERNORS OF JERSEY.
From the separation of the Governments, wt supra.
1487–8. Matth. Baker. 1603–4. Sir Jno. Peyton,
1499–1500. Thos. Overay. × * Sir Thos, Jermyn.
1501–2. Sir Hugh Vaughan, ) jointly; aft. * * Hy. Jermyn, aft. E. of St. Albans
David Philips, }* >; * Sir Geo. de Carteret.
1525–6. Sir Anthy. Ughtred. »; * Sir Thos. Morgan.
1533–4. Sir Arth. Darcy. >k * Sir Jno. Lanier.
1535–6. T. Vaux. >ić * Thos. lá. Jermyn.
1536–7. Edwd, visc. Beauchamp. × * Hy. Lumley.
1550–1. Sir Hugh Paulet. × * Sir Rd. Temple, aft. visc. Cobham.
2k * Sir Amias Paulet. Sk x's $ *
>k * Sir Anthy. Paulet. 1807. Jno. E. of Chatham, K.G., Oct. 14,
1600–1.
Sir Walter Raleigh.
SW.
668 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
>k >k >k >k 1868. M.-gen. Philip Melmoth Nelson Guy,
1838. M.-gen. Sir Edwd, Gibbs. C.B., Oct. 1, G.
1847. M.-gen. Sir Jas. Hy. Rugnett, Jan. 1, 1873. M.-gen. Wm. Sherbrooke Ramsay
G. Norcott, C.B., Oct. 1, G.
1852. M.-gen. Jas. Fredk. Love, C.B., | 1878. M.-gen. Lothian Nicholson, C.B.,
L.G., Apr. 9. R.E., Oct. 1, G.
1857. Col. Godfrey Chas. Mundy, Jan. 31, 1883. M.-gen. Hy. Wray, C.M.G., R.E., Oct. 1,
º G.; res. Nov. 1, 1887.
1860. M.-gen, Robt. Percy Douglas, Aug. 1887. Lt.-gen. Chas. Brisbane Ewart, C.B.,
~ 3 V8 e R.E., Oct. 18, G., to date from
1863. M.-gen. Burke Cuppage, Oct. 23, G. Nov. 1, 1887.
BAILIFFS OF JERSEY
>k >k >k >k 1848. Sir Thos. Le Breton, June 22, G.
* * Hy. Fredk., ld. Carteret. 1858. Jno. Hammond, Feb. 16, G.
1826. Sir Thos. Le Breton, Aug. 1 and 19, 1880. Robt. Pipon Marett, Mar. 10, G.;
G. knt.; May 3, G.
1831. Jno. De Veulle, Feb. 26, G. ; knt. 1884. Geo. Clement Bertram Bailiff, Dec.
Mar. 2. 15, G. ; knt.; Aug. 1, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Winchester,” ante, p. 470.
DEANS OF JERSEY.
* >}: >k >k 1802. Edwd. Dupré, Aug. 3, G.
1620. David Bandinel. 1823. Corbet Hue, Ap. 14, G.
1661. Philip Le Couteur. 1838. Fras. Jeune, Feb. 20, G.
1672. Clement Le Couteur. 1844. Jas. Hemery, Oct. 24, G.
1714. Thos. Le Breton. 1849. Wm. Corbet Le Breton, Dec. 26,
1729. Fras. Payn. G.
1775. Fras. Le Breton. 1888. Geo. Orange Balleine, June 23, G.
GOVERNORS OF GUERNSEY AND ITS DEPENDENCIES, ALDERNEY,
SARK, AND HERN.
From the separation of the Governments, ut supra.
1470. Geffrey Wallifly, Capt. of Castle 1651. Col. John Bingham, L.G.
Cornet and Gowr. of the I. of 1653. John Clarke, L.G.
Guernsey. 1654. Chas. Waterhouse, L.G.
1482. Sir — Difthefield, Capt. of Guernsey. 1660. Sir Hugh Pollard, Gowr.
1483. Edwd. Brampton, Capt. of Guern- | 1661. Capt. Nathl. Darell, L.G.
sey. 1662. Christr. 10. Hatton, Govr.
1488. John April, Lt. and Capt. of Guern- | 1664–5. Sir Jonn. Atkins, L.G.
sey. 1670. Christr. 1d. Hatton, again, Gowr.
* * Sir Wim. Weston. 1697. Col. Mordaunt, L.G.
1536. Sir Riohd. Weston. 1684. Capt. Hon. Chas. Hatton, L.G.
1541, Sir Richd. Lone. 1689. Bernard Ellis, L.G.
1551. Sir Peter Meautis. 1704. Sir Edmond Andros, L.G.
ºw e • Gowrs. of 1711. Giles Spencer, L.G.
1555. Francis Chamberlain Guernsey. 1715. #. Dam. Harvey, Govr.
1570. Sir Thos. Leighton, Gowr. 1726. Lewis Dollon, L.G.
* * Lord Zouche, Gowr. 1732. Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, Govr.
1580. Thos. Wigmore, L.G. and Bailiff 1733. M.-gen. Richd. Sutton, Govr.
1581. º 1735. Hon. John Graham, L.G.
1610. Lord Geo. Carew Baron de Clapton, 1737. Fras., M. de Montandre, Govr.
1553. Sir Leonard *} Joint 1706. Chas. Churchill, Gowr.
Gowr. 1742. Algernon Seymour, c.c. li. Percy
1621. Lord Hy. Danvers, Baron of Danby, aft. E. of Hertford and E. of North-
Gowr. umberland, Govr.
* * Sir Peter Osborne, L.G. 1745. Hon. Chas. Strahan, L.G.
1632. Peter Beauvoir, Dep. L. G. 1750. Sir John Ligonier, K.B., Govr.
1643. Robt. Russell, L.G. 1752. John, ld, de la Warr, Govr.
1644. Lord Warwick, Govr. 1756. Sir John Milne, bt., L. G.
1649. Col. Cox, L.G. 1766. Sir Richd. Littleton, K.B., Gowr.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 669
1770. Sir Jeffery Amherst, aft. la. Am- | 1848. M.-gen. John Bell, C.B., L.G., Jan.
herst, Govr. 24, G.
* * Lt.-col. Irving, L.G. 1854. M.-gen. Wm. Thos. Knollys, L.G.,
1784. Lt.-col. Wm. Brown, L. G. July 1, G.
1793. Col. Dundas, L.G. 1855. M.-gen. Geo. Judd Harding, C.B.,
* * Col. Jas. Hy. Craig, L.G. L.G., Nov. 22, G.
1794. Col. Hon. John Small, L.G. 1859. M.-gen. Marcus John Slade, L.G.,
1796. Sir Hugh Dalrymple, L.G. Apr. 1, G.
1797. Chas., ld. Grey of Howick, Govr. 1864. M.-gen. Chas. Rochfort Scott, L.G.,
1803, Sir John Doyle, bt., K.B., &c., Apr. 1, G.
L. G.
1869. M.-gen. Edwd. Frome, L.G., May 1,
1807. Geo. Augs., E. of Pembroke and G.
Montgomery, K.G., Govr., Nov. - * * +
25, sº rºw. May 3, 1836. 1874. M. º Hº sº Foley,
1829. Sir Wm. Keppel, Govr., Nov. 16,
SW. 1879. M.-gen. Alexr. Abercromby Nelson,
* * M.-gen. John Ross. C.B., L.G., May 1, G.
1837. M.-gen. Sir Jas. Douglas, K.C.B., 1883. M.-gen, Hy. Andrew Sarel, C.B.,
L. G., Apr. 1, G. L.G., Oct. 10, G.
1842. M.-gen. Wm. Fras. Patr. Napier, 1885. M.-gen. John Hy. Ford Elkington,
L.G., Apr. 1, G. C.B., L.G., Nov. 2, G.
BAILIFFS OF GUERNSEY.
>k × >k >k 1845. Peter Stafford Carey, aft. Sir P.,
June 28, G.
* * Robt. Porret le Marchant. 1883. John de Havilland Utermark, July
1810. Peter de Havilland, aft. Sir P...Apr. 7. 23, G, -
1821. Danl. de Lisle Brock, Apr. 27, G. 1884. Edgar MacCulloch, Sept. 26, G.;
1842. John Guille, Nov. 28, G. knt.; May 8, 1886.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Winchester,” ante, p. 470.
GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR is a mere rock, of little value except as a fortress. It is
situated at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. It formerly belonged
to Spain, of which it is geographically a part. It was captured by the
English in 1704, and ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Utrecht
in 1713.
GIBRALTAR forms part of the diocese of that name, which comprises
Gibraltar and Malta.
GOVERNORS OF GIBRALTAR.
1704. Pr. Geo. of Hesse Darmstadt. 1739. Lt.-gen. Wm. Hargrave, Gowr.
M.-gen. Shrimpton, L.G. 1749. Lt.-gen. Humphrey Bland, Gowr.
1706. Ltºgen. David, E. of Portmore, Col. Id. Geo. Beau- 9.
Gowr. Y Occasional clerk, & :*.
1706, M.-gen. Ramos, command- Col. hon. Wrm. Her- sence of
1710. Col. Roger Elliot, - bert, *
1713. Col Raiph Congreve ants in ab- the Gowr.
s tº 85 * | sence of 1759. Lt.-gen, Thos. Fowke, Gowr.
1716. Col. Stanhope Cotton, the Gowr. 1756. Lt.-gen. Jas., ld. Tyrawley, Govr.
1720. Brigr.-gen. Richd. Kane, L.G. 1756. M.-gen, Wm., E. of Panmure, se-
1727. Brigr.-gen. Jasper Clayton, L.G. cond in command.
1730, Lt.-gen. Jos. Sabine, Govr. 1758. M.-gen. Wm., E. of Home, Govr. ;
1738. Lt.-gen. Fras. Columbine, Gowr. d. 1761.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1770.
1776.
1787.
1790.
1792.
1794.
1795.
1798.
1802.
1804.
1810.
1814.
1842, G., and included Gibraltar and Malta.
. M.-gen. Parslow, commandant.
. Lt.-gen. hon.
Gowr. 1831,
. Col. Wm. Tovey, commandant till 1820.
the arrival of
Edwd. Cornwallis,
M.-gen. John Irwin, commandant in
the absence of the Govr.
M.-gen. Robt. Boyd, aft. Sir R., L.G.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Augs. Elliot, aft. li.
Heathfield, Govr., Jan. 16.
M.-gen. Chas. O’Hara, L.G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt.
Gowr., Oct. 16.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Calder, bt., L.G.,
Oct. 16.
M.-gen. Chas. O'Hara, again, L.G.,
Apr. 10. !
Gen. Sir Hy. Clinton, K.B., Govr., 1865.
July 19.
Lt.-gen. Chas. O'Hara, now Govr.
M.-gen. Sir Thos. Trigge, L.G. ; aft.
Gowr.
Edward, D. of Kent, Gowr., Mar. 24.
Lt.-gen. hon. Hy. Edwd. Fox, L.G.
M.-gen. Colin Campbell, L.G., Aug.
16.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Don, aft. Sir G., L.G.,
Aug. 25.
1825.
1835.
1843.
Lloyd, K.B., 1848.
1855.
| 1859.
1870.
1876.
1882.
1886.
Gen. John Pitt, E. of Chatham, K.G.,
Mar. 5
Gen. Sir Geo. Don, G.C.B., again,
L.G., June 8.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Houston, G.C.B.,
L.G., Apr. 8.
M.-gen. Sir Alex. Woodford, K.C.B.,
L.G., Feb. 28; Gowr., Sept. J,
1836, G.
Gen. Sir Robt. Thos. Wilson, Gowr.,
Oct. 4, G.
M.-gen. Sir Robt. Wm. Gardiner,
I.C.B., Govr. G., Nov. 21, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Fergusson, K.C.B.
Gowr., July 26, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Jno. Codrington
K.C.B., Gowr., May 6, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Richd. Airey, K.C.B.
Gowr., Sept. 20, G.
Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams, of Kars
bt., K.C.B., Govr., Sept. 12, G.
Gen. Robt. Cornelis, ld. Napier of
Magdala, R.E., G.C.B., G.C.S.I.,
Gowr., July 30, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Miller Adye, R.A.,
G.C.B., Govr., Dec. 26, G.
Gen. Hon. Sir Arth. Edwd. Hard-
inge, K.C.B., C.I.E., Govr., Oct. 26.
DIOCESE OF GIBRALTAR.
THIs bishopric was originally constituted by Letters Patent, Sept, 29,
These Letters Patent
have since been revoked, and the present bishop is titular only. See
Introduction, ante, p. 663.
1842.
I863.
THIS is a small island in the North Sea.
BISHOPS OF GIBRALTAR.
Geo. Tomlinson, Sept. 29, G.
Walter Jno. Trower, form.
Glasgow, Sept. 26, G.
bp
1868.
Hon. Chas. Amyand Harris, May 1,
e G.
1874. Chas. Waldegrave Sandford.
HELIGOLAND.
It originally belonged to
Denmark, from whom it was captured in 1807.
1807.
1814.
1817.
1840.
1857.
GOVERNERS OF HELIGOLAND.
Lt.-Col. J. D'Auvergne, L.G.
Lt.-Col. Hamilton, L.G.
Lt.-Col. Hy. King, aft. Sir H., L.G.,
Nov. 11, G.
Capt. Jno. Hindmarsh, R.N., aft.
adm. sir J., Sept. 28, G.
Maj. Richd. Pattinson, L.G., Mar.
7, G.
1863.
1882. Lt.-Col.
Maj. Hy. Fitzhardinge Berkeley
Maxse, aft. Sir H., L.G., May 14,
G.; app. Gowr. Apr. 25, 1864,
G
Jno. Terence Nicolls
O'Brien, C.M.G., aft sir T., Gowr.,
Jan. 9, G.
1888. Arth. Cecil Stuart Barkly, Nov. 24.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 671
MALTA.
THE ISLAND OF MALTA is situated in the Mediterranean Sea. In 1530
it was given by Charles V. of Spain to the Knights Hospitallers, who
retained it till 1798, when it was taken by France. The British
captured it in 1800, but by the Treaty of Amiens (1801–2) agreed to
restore it to the knights. In consequence, however, of the threatening
attitude of France, possession was retained, and it was ultimately
guaranteed to Great Britain by the Treaty of Paris (1814).
MALTA forms part of the diocese of Gibraltar.
GOVERNORS OF MALTA.
CIVIL COMMISSIONERs.
1799. Capt. Alexr. Jno. Ball, R.N., aft. 1802. Adm. Sir Alexr. Jno. Ball, bt.
sir A. 1810. Lt.-gen. Sir Hildebrand Oakes,
1801. C. Cameron. G. C. B.
GovKRNORs.
1813. Lt.-gen. Hon. Thos. Maitland, 1858. M.-gen. Sir Jno. Gaspard Le Mar-
July 15, sw. | chant, Apr. 9, G.
1824. Gen. Fras., M. of Hastings, K.G., 1864. M.-gen. Sir Hy. Knight Storks,
G.C.B., G.C. H., Mar. 22, G. G.C.B., G.C.M.G., Nov. 15, G
1826. M.-gen. Sir Fredk. Cavendish Pon- 1867. Lt.-gen. Sir Patr. Grant, G.C.B.,
sonby, L.G., L.P., Dec. 22. June 17, G.
1836. M.-gen. Sir Hy. Fredk. Bouverie, 1872. Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Thos. Van Strau-
K.C.B., Oct. 18, G. benzee, K.C.B., May 25, G.
1843. Lt.-gen. Hon. Patr. Stuart, aft. 1878. Gen. Sir Arthur Borton, K.C.B.,
sir P., May 19, G. May 13, G.
1847. Richd. More O'Ferrall, Oct. 1, 1884. Gen. Sir Jno. Lintorn Arabin Sim-
G. mons, G.C. B., Apr. 19, G.
1851. Lt.-Col. Wm. Reid, C.B., Sept. 12, 1888. Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. D'Oyley Torrens,
e G. | K.C.B., Aug. 3, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Gibraltar,” ante, p. 670.
CYPRUS.
CyPRUs is a large island in the Mediterranean Sea. It has for some
centuries belonged to Turkey, and still nominally forms part of the
Ottoman Empire. By a treaty between England and Turkey, dated
June 4, 1878, Cyprus was granted to England to be occupied and
administered by that country so long as Batoum and Kars were retained
by Russia. e tº -
The government of Cyprus is by high commissioners appointed under
the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts (see list in Index to Statutes), and Order
in Council dated Sept. 14, and gazetted Oct. 1, 1878.
HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF CYPRUS.
1878. Lt.-gen. Sir Garnet Jos. Wolseley, 1879. Col. Robt. Biddulph, C.B., aft. Sir R.,
G.C.M.G., K.C.B., aft. visc. Wolse- May 31, G.
ley, July 12, G. 1885. M.-gen, sir Hy. Ernest Gascoyne
Bulwer, G.C.M.G., Sept. 12.
672 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
II. COLONIES, &c.—ASIA.
CEYLON.
CEYLON is an island in the Indian Ocean. The Portuguese visited this
island in 1505, and formed settlements there in 1517, but they were
ousted by the Dutch about 1658. In 1795–6 the island was conquered
by the British, who annexed it to the presidency of Madras. It was
formally ceded to Great Britain at the Peace of Amiens (1801–2), and
was then made a separate colony.
CEYLON constitutes the diocese of Colom Bo.
1640,
GOVERNORS OF CEYLON.
DUTCH GOVERNORs.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1726.
1729.
1782.
William Jacobezen Coster.
Jan Thuysz.
Joan Matsoyker.
Petrus Vuyst, Sept. 16.
Stephanus Versluys, Aug. 29.
Members of Council, Aug. 26.
1650. Jacob Van Kittenstein. Jacob Christiaan Pielat, Dec. 2.
1653, 1656, and 1661, Adrian Van Der 1734. Dideric Van Domburgh, Feb. 19.
Meyden. 1736. Members of Council, June 7.
1660. Ryckloff Van Goens. 1736. Gustaaf Willem Van Imhoff, July
|
1663. The same again, Apr. 6. | 24.
Jacob Hustaart, Dec. 27. 1740. Willem Maurits Bruynink, Mar. 12.
1664. Ryckloff Van Goens, again, Nov. 19. 1742. Daniel Overbeck, ad. int., Feb. 8.
1674. Ryckloff Van Goems, the younger, 1743. Julius Valentyer Stein Van Gol-
Feb. 24.
lenesse, May 12.
1679. Laurens Pye, Dec. 19. | 1751. Gerrard Joan Vreelandt, Mar. 5.
1692. Thos. Van Rhee, Feb. 3. 1752. Jacob de Jong, Feb. 26.
1697. Gerrit De Heer, Feb. 22. Joan Gideon Loten, Sept. 30.
1702. Members of Council, Nov. 26. 1757. Jan Schrender, Mar. 17.
#. . #º º May 12. 1762. Lubbert Jan Baron Van Eck,
. Henrick Becker, Dec. 1. * *
1716. Isaac Augustin Rumpf, Dec. 5. 1765. Memº of Council, Apr. 1.
1723. Members of Council, June 11. Iman Willem Falk, Aug. 10.
1724. Joannes Hertenberg, Jan. 12. 1785. Willem Jacob Van de Graaff, Feb. 7.
1725. Members of Council, Oct 19. 1794.
1790.
1798.
Johan Gerard Van Angelbeck, July 5.
BRITISH Gover Nors.
Completed from the Colonial List.
The Gowr. of Madras in Council. 1831.
Hon. Fredk. North, aft. E. of Guild-
ford, Mar. 26.
M-gen. Sir Jno. Wilson, k.o.o.,L.G.
Robt. Jno. Wilmot Horton, Jan. 26,
G.; knt.; June 22.
1805. M.-gen. Thos. Maitland, aft. Sir T., | 1837. Jas. Alexr. Stewart Mackenzie,
Jan. 5, G. Mar. 29, G.
1811. M.-gen. Jno. Wilson, L.G. 1840. Lt.-gen. Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B.
1820.
1822.
1824.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Brownrigg, Aug. 1, G.
M.-gen. Sir Edwd. Barnes, L.G.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Edw. Paget, G.C.B.,
Sept. 11, G.; sw. May 5, 1821.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Campbell, K.C.B.,
L.G.
1847.
1847.
1850.
Mºgen. sir Edw. Barnes, K.C.B., as 1850.
Govr., Mar. 12, G.
(not lå. Clyde), Nov. 17, G.
Sir Jno. Emerson Tennent, L.G.
Geo., visct. Torrington, Mar. 12,
G.
Chas. Justin MacCarthy, aft. Sir C.,
L.G., until arrival of Anderson.
Sir Geo. Wm. Anderson, K.C.B.,
Oct. 1, G.
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1855. Chas. Justin MacCarthy, aft. sir C., 1876. Arthur Nonus Birch, C.M.G., aft.
L.G., until arrival of Ward. sir A., L.G., May 6, G.
1855. Sir Hy. Geo. Ward, K.C.M.G., Feb. 1877. Sir Jas. Robt. Longden, K.C.M.G.,
26, G. June 30, G. -
1860. Sir Chas. Justin MacCarthy, now 1878. Jno. Douglas, C.M.G., L.G., Aug. 13,
Gowr., Aug. 23, G. G.; Actg. Gowr. in 1883 until
1863. M.-gen. Jno. Terence Nicolls O’Brien, arr. of Gordon.
aft. Sir T., Actg. Gowr, during 1883. Hon. Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon,
absence of MacCarthy. G.C.M.G., July 23, G.
1865. Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson, 1885. Cecil Clementi Smith, C.M.G., L.G.,
Mar. 6, G. Aug. 6, G.
1872. Wm. Hy. Gregory, Jan. 8, G.
DIOCESE OF COLOMBO.
THIS bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent April 24, 1845, G. It
is in the province of Calcutta.
BISHOPS OF COLOMBO.
1845. Jas. Chapman, Apr. 24, G. 1871. Hugh Willoughby Jermyn, Oct. 26,
1862. Piers Calveley Claughton, May 8, G. --
G.; tr. from St. Helena. 1876. Regd. Stephen Copleston, Jan. 12, G.
HONG KONG.
HoNG KONG is an island on the south-east coast of China. It was
ceded to Great Britain in 1842.
Hong Kong constitutes the diocese of VICTORIA (Hong Kong).
GOVERNORS OF HONG KONG.
1843. M.-gen. Sir Hy. Pottinger, bt., | 1869. M.-gen. Whitfield, L.G., actg. until
G.C.B., Apr. 5, G. * return of Macdonnell in 1871.
1844. Jno. Fras. Davis, aft. bt., Feb. 9, G. 1872. Sir Arthur Edwd, Kennedy, C.B.,
1847. Saml. Geo. Bonham, aft. bt., Nov. R. C.M.G., Feb. 20, G.
27, G. 1875. John Gardiner Austin, admr. until
1852. M.-gen. Wm. Jervoise, acting Gowr. return of Kennedy in 1876.
until return of Bonham in 1853. 1877. John Pope Hennessy, C.M.G., aft.
1854. John Bowring, Jan. 10, G.; knt. sir J. ; Apr. 13, G.
Feb. 16. 1882. Wm. Hy. Marsh, C.M.G., aft, sir H. ;
Lt.-col. Caine, L. G. Actg. Gowr. until arrival of
1859. Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson, June Bowen.
17, G.; knt. June 25; aft. bt. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen, G.C.M.G.,
1862. Wm. T. Mercer, Actg. Gowr. until Dec. 26, G.
return of Robinson in 1864; again 1885. Wm. Hy. Marsh, C.M.G., again
in 1865, until arrival of Mac- Actg.-Gowr, until return of Bowen.
Donnell. 1887. Sir Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, K.C.M.G.,
1865. Sir Richd. Graves MacDonnell, C.B., July 11, G.
Oct. 19, G.
DIOCESE OF VICTORIA (HONG KONG).
THIs bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent, May 11, 1849, G.
It is classed as one of the dioceses holding mission from the see of
Canterbury.
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BIs HoPs of VICTORIA (HoNG KONG).
1849. Geo. Smith, May 11, G. 1873. John Shaw Burdon, consec. 1874.
1867. Chas. Richd. Alford, Feb. 4, G. ;
res. 1872.
THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
PRINCE OF WALES’ ISLAND OR PEN ANG. MALACCA.
SINGAPORE. CHRISTMAS ISLAND.
THE STRAITs SETTLEMENTs are on the west coast of the Malay Penin-
sula, and take their name from their situation in the Straits of Malacca.
They comprise PRINCE OF WALEs’ IsIAND or PENANG, MALACCA,
SINGAPORE, CHRISTMAS ISLAND, and some minor dependencies.
PRINCE OF WALEs’ IsI.AND is the official name of the island popularly
known as PENANG, or PULO-PENANG. The East India Company
established a settlement here in 1786, which was in 1806 made a pre-
sidency of equal rank with Madras and Bombay.
MALACCA originally belonged to the Portuguese, who settled there
in 1511. They were succeeded by the Dutch in 1641. The Dutch in
their turn were dispossessed in 1795 by the British, who restored it
in 1818. It was finally ceded by Holland to Great Britain by treaty in
1824.
The settlement of SINGAPORE consists of the island of that name
and of a number of small adjacent islands. The English built a
factory here in 1819, and acquired the islands by purchase in 1824.
In 1826 MALACCA and SINGAPORE were incorporated with the pre-
sidency of PENANG. The government remained at Penang until 1832,
when it was removed to Singapore.
Under 21 & 22 Vict. c. 106 (1858), and 29 & 30 Vict. c. 115
(1866), and Letters Patent Feb. 2, 1867, G., PRINCE OF WALES’
ISLAND, MALACCA, and SINGAPORE, with their dependencies, were
separated from India and formed into an independent colony by the
name of the STRAITs SETTLEMENTs. -
THE Cocos or KEELING ISLANDs were transferred from Ceylon to
the Straits Settlements by Letters Patent dated Feb. 1, 1886 (Feb. 3,
G.), revoking Letters Patent of 10th Sept. 1878.
CHRISTMAS ISLAND was annexed to the Straits Settlements by Letters
Patent, Jan. 9, 1889, G.
The territories forming the STRAITs SETTLEMENTs were formerly
part of the diocese of CALCUTTA, but were in 1869 annexed to the
diocese of LABUAN, and are now part of the diocese of SINGAPORE,
LABUAN, and SARAWAK.
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GOVERNORS OF
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, SINGAPORE.
1867. Col. Harry St. Geo. Ord, R. E., C.B.; 1877. Sir Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson,
aft. Sir H., Feb. 5. G. | K.C.M.G., Dec. 4.
1871. Lt.-col. Archd. Edwd. , Harbord 1879. M.-gen. A. E. H. Anson, admr
* R.A., aft, Sir A., admr. again, Feb., until arrival of Weld
Mar, , until arrival of Clarke. in May 1880
1873. Sir Andr. Clarke, R.E., K.C.M.G., Alay -
C. B., Aug. 25, G.
R.E., K.C.M.G., C.B., Apr. 7. G.
. Col. A. E. H. Anson, R.A.. C.M.G.,
again admmr. Apr., until arrival
of Robinson in Oct.
1880.
. Col. Sir Wm. Fras. Drummond Jervois, l
Fredk. Aloysius Weld, C.M.G., aft.
sir F., Mar. 18, G.
Cecil Clementi Smith, C.M.G.,
aft. Sir C., admr., Mar. , until
return of Weld in Nov. 1885; app.
Govr. Aug. 2, 1887.
1884.
DIOCESE OF SINGAPORE.
See under “Labuan,” infra.
LABUAN.
LABUAN is an island in the Malay Archipelago, on the coast of Borneo.
In 1846 it was acquired from the sultan of Borneo by the English, who
settled there in the following year.
LABUAN forms part of the diocese
of SINGAPORE, LABUAN and
SARAWAK. e
GOVERNORS OF LABUAN.
Brooke, aft. Sir J., Nov. 27, 1867. John Pope Hennessy, aft. Sir J.,
Sept. 16, G.
1871. Hy. Ernest Bulwer, C.M.G. ; aft. sir
John Scott, aft. Sir J., L.G. H., June 22, G.
Hon. Geo. Warren Edwardes, Feb. 1875. Herbert Taylor Ussher, C.M.G., Oct.
13, G. 31, G.
Jeremiah Thos. FitzGerald Cal- 1879. Chas. Cameron Lees, C.M.G. ; aft.
laghan, Apr. 10, G. sir C., Sept. 29, G.
Hugh Low, aft. Sir H., Actg. Govt. 1881. Peter, Leys, Sept. 3; Actg. Govt.
until arrival of Hennessy. during vacancy.
1847. Ja.s.
1848. Wm. Napier, L.G.
1850.
1856.
1862.
1866.
DIOCESE OF SINGAPORE, LABUAN, AND SARAWAR.
THE bishopric of Labuan was constituted under Letters Patent, Aug. 7,
1855, G. *
Under 32 & 33 Wict. c. 88 (1869), and Letters Patent, dated
Nov. 15, and gaz. Nov. 16, 1869, the Straits Settlements were separated
from the diocese of Calcutta and added to that of Labuan, whose
bishops were thenceforward styled bishops of Singapore, Labuan and
Sarawak. It is now classed as a diocese holding mission from the see
of Canterbury.
BISHOPS OF LABUAN.
1855. Fras. Thos. McDougall, May 15, G.; 1869. Walter Chambers, June 28, G.
res. 1868.
43 *
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BISHOPS OF SINGAPORE, LABUAN AND SARAwak.
1869. Walter Chambers, above-named, 1881. Geo. Fredk. Hose, consec. May 26.
Nov. 15, G.; res. 1881.
BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
THIs TERRITORY uow belongs to the British North Borneo Company,
who hold it under grants from the Sultans of Brunei and Lulu, dated
Dec. 29, 1877, and Jan. 28, 1878, and a Royal Charter granted Nov. 1
and gazetted Nov. 8, 1881. The British protectorate was formally
assumed May 12, 1888.
There had previously been settlements under the East India Com-
pany at Balambagan and Brunei, but these were abandoned early in the
present century.
GovKRNORS OF BRITISH North BORN Eo.
1881. Wm. Hood Treacher, June 1. | 1888. Chas. Vandeleur Creagh.
ASIATIC DIOCESIES
whose jurisdiction lies outside the British dominions.
DIOCESE OF TRAVANCORE AND CHINA.
This bishopric was constituted in 1879, and is in the province of
Calcutta. Its jurisdiction extends over the native States of Travancore
and China.
BISHOP OF TRAVANCORE AND COCHIN.
1879. John Martimdale Speechley.
DIOCESES OF NORTH CHINA AND MID-CHINA.
The bishopric of North China was constituted in 1872, and that of
Mid-China in 1880. The original bishopric of North China is now
called Mid-China, the present bishopric of North China having a diffe-
rent jurisdiction.
Both dioceses are classed as missionary bishoprics holding missions
from the metropolitan see of Canterbury.
BIs HoPs of MID-CHINA, TORMERLY NoFTH CHINA.
1872. W. A. Russell. | 1880. Geo. Evans Moule, consec, Oct. 28.
BISHOP OF NoFTH CHINA As Now CoNSTITUTED.
1880. Chas. Perry Scott, consec. Oct. 28.
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DIOCESE OF JAPAN.
. This bishopric was constituted in 1883, and is classed as a mis-
sionary bishopric holding missions from the metropolitan see of
Canterbury. -
BISHOPS OF JAPAN.
1883. Arth. Wm. Poole. | 1885. Edwd. Wm. Bickersteth, consec. 1886,
DIOCESE OF JERUSALEM.
This bishopric was constituted in 1841.
BISHOPS OF JERUSALEM.
1841. M. S. Alexander. 1887. Geo. Fras. Popham Blyth, consec.
1846. Saml. Gobat. Mar. 25.
1879. Joseph Barclay, ceased 1881,
III.-COLONIES, &c.—AFRICA.
SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. NATAL. BRITISH BECHUANA-
LAND. BRITISH KAFFRARIA. BASUTOLAND.
GRIQUALAND, EAST AND WEST.
THE division and government of the British possessions in SouTII
AFRICA have been subject to many changes, a detailed and very accu-
rate account of which will be found in the official Colonial List.
The CAPE of Good HoPE or CAPE Colony originally belonged to
the Dutch, who settled there about 1652 and retained it till 1795, when
the British took possession of it in order to prevent its capture by the
French. It was restored to the Dutch at the Peace of Amiens (1801–2),
but on the renewal of hostilities between Great Britain and France it
was again captured by the former in 1806, and finally ceded to this country
in 1814. The district of Rode Valley was annexed to the Cape by
Letters Patent, Aug. 2, 1887, G.
NATAL was originally colonized by a secession of Dutch Boers from
Cape Colony. In Aug. 1843 it was proclaimed a British colony by the
authorities at the Cape. In Aug. 1845 it was annexed as a district to
Cape Colony, and in Nov. 1845 it was constituted a separate govern-
ment under a lieutenant governor subordinate to the Cape. By Letters
Patent, July 15, 1856, G., Natal was altogether separated from the
Cape and constituted a separate colony.
BECHUANALAND was taken under British protection by convention of
London dated Feb. 27, 1884, and on Sept. 30, 1885, part of that
(378 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
country was declared to be British territory under the name of BRITISH
BECHUANALAND, and the governor of the Cape was appointed its
governor with a local administrator under him.
The acquisition of BRITISH KAFFRARIA was the result of the second
and third Kaffir wars (1846–7 and 1850–3). It was at first treated as
part of Cape Colony, but in 1861 it was declared a separate colony under
a lieutenant governor, subordinate to the Cape. In 1865, under 28 &
29 Vict, cap. 5, British Kaffraria was reunited to the Cape, of which it
now forms the two divisions of King Williamstown and East London.
BASUTOLAND became British territory in March 1868, and was
annexed to the Cape in Aug. 1871 under an Act of the Colonial Legis-
lature. As from March 13, 1884, it was separated from the Cape and
formed into a separate colony under a commissioner subordinate to the
High Commissioner for South Africa.
GRIQUALAND WEST was made British territory on Oct. 27, 1871, and
a lieutenant governor appointed, April 2, 1873. It was annexed to the
Cape under Colonial Act No. 39, of 1877, and proclamation dated Oct.
15, 1880. (See London Gazette of Jan. 25, 1881.)
The South African colonies are in the ecclesiastical province of Cape
Town which province comprises the dioceses of
Bloemfontein, formerly | Maritsburg, formerly Natal. | St. John's, Kaffraria.
Orange River Free State. Pretoria. Zululand.
Grahamstown. St. Helena. |
GOVERNORS OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
See Introduction, ante, p. 677.
DUTCH. Gove. RNORs.
1652. Johan Antony van Riebeck. 1714. Mauritz Pasquess de Chavo.
1662. Zacharias Wagenaar. 1724. Jan de la Fontaine; also Actg. Gov.r.
1666. Cornelis van Qualberg. in 1728; Govr. in 1730.
1668. Jacob Borghorst. 1727. Piet Gysbert Nood.
1670. Pieter Hackins. 1736. Adriaan von Kervel.
1671. Coenraad van Breitenbach. 1737. Daniel van den Henghell.
1672. Albert van Breugel. 1739. Hendrik Swellengrebel.
Ysbrand Goske. 1751. Ryk Tulbagh.
1676. Johan Bax. 1771. Joachim van Plettenberg.
1678. Hendrik Crudare. 1773. Pieter Baron van Recd Van Oudt-
Simon van der Still. schoorn; d. on voyage out.
1699. Wnn. Adriaan van der Still. 1785. Cornelius Jacobus van de Graaff.
1707. Johan Cornelis d'Abling. 1791. Johannes Isaac Rhenius.
1708. Louis van Assenburg. 1793. Abraham Jos. Sluysken, L. G.
1711. Willem Helot.
BRITISH Gov ERNORs.
1795. J. H. Craig. 1801. Sylvester, ld. Glenbervie, Jan. 28,
1796. Geo., Earl Macartney, L.P., Dec. 30. G. Did not go over.
1798. Sir Fras. Dundas, L.G. Sir Fras. Dundas, again, L.G.
1799. Sir Geo. Yonge, bt., L.P., Mar. 23.
Restored to Holland 1803.
1803. Jan Willem Jansens, Dutch Govr.
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6.79
Re-taken by the British, Jan. 18, 1806.
1806. Sir David Baird.
M.-gen. hon. Hy. Geo. Grey, L.G. ;
July 21, G.
Dupré, E. of Caledon, July 2, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Fras. Cradock,
K.B. (aft. li. Howden); Mar. 8, G.
1811.
1812. M.-gen. hon. Robt. Meade, L.G. ;
Feb. 21, G.
1813, Lt.-gen. Id. Chas. Hy. Somerset,
Nov. 13, G.
1820. Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, actg. until
return of Somerset in 1821.
1825. M.-gen. Richd. Bourke, aft. Sir R.,
L.G., July 4, G.
1828. Gen. hon, sir Galbraith Lowry Cole,
Jan. 9, G.
1833. Lt.-col. T. F. Wade, Actg. Gowr.
until arrival of D'Urban.
M.-gen, sir Benjn. D'Urban, July 4, G
Andries Stockenstrom, aft. bt., L.G.
eastern division, Feb. 2, G. .
M.-gen. Geo. Thos. Napier, C.B.;
aft. Sir G., Oct. 4, G.
Col. John Hare, C.B., L. G. eastern
division, Oct. 26, G.
1836.
1837.
1839.
1843. Lt.-gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland,
R.C. B., Dec. 12, G.
M -gen. Sir Henry Pottinger, bt.,
G.C.B., Sept. 25, G.
Hy. Edwd. Fox Young, L.G. eastern
division, Feb. 2, G.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Geo. Wakelyn Smith,
bt., G.C.B., Sept. 10, G.
M.-Gen. hon. Geo. Cathcart. Jan. 20,
1846.
1847.
1852.
G.
Chas, Hy. Darling, aft. Sir C., L.G.,
Jan. 20, G.
. Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., July 24.
Lt.-gen. John Jackson, L.G., Oct.
27, G. ; until arrival of Grey.
. M.-gen. Robt. Hy. Wynyard, L.G.,
Mar. 14, G.; until return of Grey
in 1860.
Philip Edmond Wodehouse, C.B.,
aft, sir P., Oct. 28, G.
Sir Robt. Percy Douglas, bt., L.G.,
July 9.
Sir Hy. Barkly, K.C.B., Aug. 19, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Arthur Augs. Thurlow
Cunyngham, K.C.B., Mar. 5, G.
1861.
1864.
1870.
1877.
GOVERNORS OF THE CAPE AND HIGH CoMMIssion ERs For
SOUTH AFRICA.
1877.
1878.
Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere,
M.-gen. hon, Fredk. Augs. Thesi-
ger, C.B.; aft. la. Chelmsford,
L.G., Jan. 30, G.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Hugh Clifford, v. C.,
K.C.M.G. and C.B., admr.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Cumine Strahan,
1880.
R. C. M. G. ; temp. admr. and
commr. until arrival of Robinson,
Aug. 23, G.
1880. Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson,
G.C.M.G., Aug. 23, G.
1882. Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Leicester Smyth,
K.C.M.G. and C. B., admr. until
return of Robinson in 1883.
1886. Lt.-gen. D'Oyley Torrens, C.B.,
admr. until return of Robinson in
1887.
DIOCESES OF CAPE TOWN AND GRAHAMSTOWN.
The bishopric of Cape Town, as originally constituted under Letters
Patent, June 28, 1847, G., included the whole of Cape Colony and its
dependencies and also St. Helena. By Letters Patent Nov. 23, 1853,
G., the Cape portion of the diocese was divided into the separate
bishoprics of Cape Town, Grahamstown, and Natal, and by other Letters
Patent, Dec. 6, 1853, G., the bishop of Cape Town was made metro-
politan to the other, two sees. In 1873 the bishopric of St. John's,
Raffraria, was formed from part of that of Grahamstown. By Letters
Patent, June 3, 1859, G., St. Helena was constituted a separate bishopric.
BIs HoPs of CAPE Town.
1847. Robt. Gray, 1st bp , June 28, G.;
1853. The same, Dec. 6, G. (on division
of diocese ut supra). App. bp.
of Capetown, and metrop. of
the Cape of Good Hope and its
dependencies.
1874. Wm. West Jones.
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BISHOPS OF GRAHAMsTown.
1853. John Armstrong, 1st bp., Nov. 23, 1871. N. J. Merriman.
G. 1883. Allan Becher Webb, tr. from
1856. Hy. Cotterill, Nov. 4, G. | Bloemfontein.
GOVERNORS OF NATAL.
See Introduction, ante p. 677.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORs. PR1OR TO SEPARATION FROM CAPE
CoLONY.
1845. Martin West, Dec. 30, G. 1856. John Scott, Mar. 15, G.
1849. Benjn. Chilley Campbell Pine, aft.
sir B., Nov. 27, G.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS AFTER SEPARATION FROM CAPE COLONY.
1856. John Scott, above-named, July 15, G. 1875. M.-gen. Sir Garnet Jos. Wolseley,
1864. John Maclean, C.B., Oct. 6, G. | G.C.M.G., K.C.B., aft. visc. Wol-
1867. Robt. Wm. Keate, Feb. 20, G. seley; Feb. 24, G.; to administer
1872. Anthy. Musgrave, C.M.G., aft. Sir A., the govt. temporarily.
May 25, G. 1875. Sir Hy. Ernest Bulwer, K.C.M.G.,
1873. Sir Benjn. Chilley Campbell Pine, July 6, G.
R.C.M.G., May 31, G.
GovIERNORs.
1880. Col. Sir Geo. Pomeroy Colley, 1882. Sir Hy. Ernest Bulwer, K.C M.G.,
K.C.S.I., C.B., C.M.G., Apr. 21, G.; Feb. 2, G.; also sp. commr. for
also high commr. for S.E. Africa. Zulu affairs.
1881. M.-gen. Sir Fredk. Sleigh Roberts, 1885. Sir Arth. Elibank Havelock,
bt., G.C.B., C.I.E., Mar. 7, G.; K.C.M.G., Sept. 12, G.
also Govr. Transvaal and high
commr. for S.E. Africa.
DIOCESE OF NATAL, NOW STYLED MARITZBURG.
The bishopric was separated from Cape Town by Letters Patent, Nov.
23, 1853, G., and was made suffragan to that province by Letters
Patent, Dec. 6, 1853, G.
BISHOP OF NATAL.
1853. John Wm. Colenso, 1st bp.,Nov. 23, G.; deposed (?) 1863; d. 1883.
BISHOP OF MARITZBURG.
1869. Wm. Kenneth Macrorie, consec. Jan. 5.
GOVERNORS OF BRITISH BECHUANALAND.
The Governor of the Cape of Good Hope for the time being.
See Introduction, ante, p. 677.
Under him is a local administrator.
ADMINISTRATORS OF BRITISH BECHUANALAND.
1884. Sir Chas. Warren, R.E., app. sp. 1885. Sidney Godolphin Alexr. Shippard,
commr. for Bechuanaland,abt. Oct. aft. Sir S., Oct.
For bishops see “Bishops of Bloemfontein,” post p. 681.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF BRITISH KAFFRARIA.
See Introduction, ante p. 678.
1860. Jno. Maclean, C.B., Dec. 6, G.
Re-united to the Cape in 1865. See ante, p. 678.
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DIOCESE OF ST. JOHN’S, KAFFRARIA.
This bishopric was formerly part of that of Grahamstown, from
which it was separated in 1873. See ante, p. 679.
BISHOPs of ST. Jo HN’s, KAFFRARIA.
1873. Hy. Callaway. 1883. Bransby Lancelot Key (coadj.); made
bp. 1886.
RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS GOVERNING BASUTOLAND UNDER THE HIGH
COMMISSIONERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
See Introduction, ante, p. 678.
1884. Lt.-col. Sir Marshall Jas. Clarke, Jan.
For bishops see “Bishops of Bloemfontein,” infra.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF GRIQUALAND WEST.
See Introduction, ante p. 678.
1873. Richd. Southey, C.M.G., Apr. 2, On Oct. 15, 1880, Griqualand West
G. * was incorporated with Cape
1875. Maj. Wm. Owen Lanyon, aft. Sir Colony. See ante, p. 678.
W., c.M.G., Sept. 1, G. |
For bishops see “Bishops of Bloemfontein,” infra.
SOUTH AFRICAN DIOCESES
OF
BLOEMFONTEIN (FORMERLY ORANGE FREE STATE). ZULULAND.
PRETORIA.
THE BISHOPRIC of the ORANGE FREE STATE was established in 1873.
In 1886 its jurisdiction was extended and its name changed to Bloem-
fontein. It now includes the Orange Free State, Griqualand West,
Basutoland, and Bechuanaland, and is in the province of Cape Town.
THE BISHOPRIC of ZULULAND was established in 1870. Its juris-
diction extends over Zululand and the territories to the north and
north-east thereof. It is in the province of Cape Town.
THE BISHOPRIC of PRETORIA was established in 1878. Its jurisdic-
tion extends over the Transvaal. It is in the province of Cape
Town. -
BISHOPS OF BLOEMFONTEIN, FORMERLY ORANGE FPI,E STATE.
1863. Edwd. Twells ; consec. Feb. 2. 1886. Geo. Wyndham Hamilton Knight-
1870. Allan Becher Webb ; tr. to Gra-. Bruce.
hamstown, 1883.
BISHOPS OF ZULULAND.
1870, Thos. Edwd. Wilkinson; ceased
1876.
1880. Douglas McKenzie ; consec. Now
3U.
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BISHOP OF PRETORIA.
1878. Hy. Brougham Bousfield, consec. Feb. 2.
ST. HELENA.
ST. HELENA is an island in the South Atlantic Ocean, and whilst
the route for India and Australia was round the Cape of Good
Hope, more especially before the introduction of steam, most ships,
both homeward and outward bound, called there for provisions and
water. Since the opening of the Suez Canal its importance has some-
what declined.
The Island was discovered by the Portuguese, but was first colonized
by the Dutch. It came into the possession of England in 1673, and
was soon afterwards granted by Charles II. to the East India Company,
by whom it was transferred to the Crown in 1833 under 3 & 4 Wm. IV.
cap. 85, sec. 112. Prior to that date the governors of the island were
appointed by the company, except during the detention of Napoleon
Buonaparte from 1816 to 1821, when Sir Hudson Lowe was appointed
governor by the Crown.
GOVERNOR OF ST. HELENA
during the detention of Napoleon. Buonaparte.
1816. Sir Hudson Lowe, arr. Apr. 14.
GOVERNORS SINCE THE TRANSFER OF THE ISLAND FROM THE EAST
INDIA COMPANY TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
1835. M.-gen. Geo. Middlemore, Oct. 12, G. 1863. W.-adm. Sir Chas. Elliot, K.C.B.,
1841. Lt.-col. Hamelin Trelawny, Aug. 24, May 20, G.
• 1870. Hudson Ralph Janisch, Actg. Gowr.
1846. M.-gen. Sir Patrk. Ross, G.C.M.G., until arrival of Patey.
June 27, G. 1869. R.-adm. Chas. Geo. Edwd. Patey,
1850. Sir Jas. Iºmerson Tenment, Dec. 31, Dec. 6, G.
G. ; did not proceed. 1873. Hudson Ralph Janisch, now Gowr.,
1851. Lt.-col. Thos. Gore Browne, C.B., Oct. 1, G.
aft. Sir T., May 20, G. 1884. Lt.-col. Grant Blunt, R.E., Actg.
1854. Edwd. Hay Drummond Hay, C. B. aft. Govr., Mar. 19.
Sir E., Nov. 6, G. 1887. Wm. Grey-Wilson, Dec. 8, G.
DIOCESE OF ST. HELENA.
ST. HELENA was originally included in the diocese of Capetown,
which was constituted under Letters Patent, June 28, 1847, G. (See
ante, p. 679.) By Letters Patent, June 3, 1859, G., St. Helena was
formed into a separate diocese comprising that island and the island of
Ascension.
BISHOPs of ST. HELENA.
1859. Piers Calveley Claughton, June 3, 1862. Thos. Earle Welby, May 8, G.
G.; tr. to Colombo, 1862. i
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MAURITIUS.
SEYCHELLES ISLANDS.
THE ISLAND OF MAURITIUS is in the Indian Ocean.
RODRIGUES.
It was discovered
by the Portuguese in 1507, colonised by the Dutch in 1598, abandoned
by them in 1710, taken possession of by the French in 1710, and cap-
tured by Great Britain in 1810.
MAURITIUs has a number of small dependencies, the principal of
which are the SEYCHELLES ISLANDs and RODRIGUES.
These are
governed by commissioners, who are subordinate to the governor o
Mauritius.
By Letters Patent, Jan. 2, 1889, G., fresh provision was
made for the government of the Seychelles by an administrator.
Mauritius and its dependencies constitute the diocese of MAURITIUS.
1722.
1728.
1728.
1734.
1746.
1750.
1755.
1759.
1767.
1768.
1769.
1770.
1772.
1776.
1810,
1811.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1822.
1828.
GOVERNORS OF MAURITIUS.
FRENCH GovIRNORs.
Taken from the Colonial List.
M. de Nyon, Jan.
MI. Dumas, Aug. 28.
M. de Maupin, Oct. 26.
M. Mahé de Labourdonnais, Nov.
10.
M. David, Apr. ;
M. de Lozier-Bouvet. i
M. Magon.
M. Desforges Boucher.
Col. M. Dumas, July 17.
Brig.-gen. M. Steinatier, Nov. 29.
Le Chevalier Des Roches, June 7.
M. Steinailer, again, ad int., July
to Nov. 1792.
Le Chevalier d’Arzac de Ternay,
Aug. 24. 1800.
Le Chevalier de Guiran de la Bril-
lanne, Dec. 2.
1779.
1785.
1787.
1789.
1790.
1803,
Le Vicomte de Souillac, ad int.,
May 3; Govr. July 4, 1781.
Col. Le Chevalier de Fresne, Apr. 5.
Col. Le Chevalier de Fleur, ad
int., June 28.
Le Vicomte de Souillac, again,
Nov.
Le Chevalier de Bruni d'Entrecas-
teaux, Nov. 5.
Maréchal-de-Camp
Conway, Nov. 14.
Maréchal-de-Camp M. David Char-
pentier de Cossigny, Aug. 26.
Lt.-gen. Le Comte de Malartic,
June 21.
Gen. le Comte Magallon
Morlière, ad int., July 29.
Gen. Charles Decaen, Sept. 26.
Le Comte de
de la
BRITISH Gover Nors.
Completed from the Colonial List.
Robt. Townshend Farquhar, Dec. 3. 1830.
M.-gen. H. Warde, Actg. Gowr. from
Apr. 9, until return of Farquhar, 1840.
July 12, 1811.
M.-gen. J. Gage Hall, Nov. 19.
Col. Dalrymple, Actg. Govr. from
Dec. 10 until app. of Darling.
M.-gen. R. Darling, Actg. Gowr. from
Feb. 6 until return of Farquhar,
July 6, 1820; again, from May
20, 1823, till arrival of Cole in
June 1823.
Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole, G.C.B.,
Aug. 31, G.; Feb. 21, 1823, sw. 1848.
Lt.-gen, hon. Sir Chas. Colville,
G.C.B., Jan. 9, G.
1840.
1842.
1842.
1846.
M.-gen. Wm. Nicolay, Jan. 31 ;
May 1, 1832, G.
Col. J. Power, Actg. Gowr. from Feb.
20 until arrival of Smith, July 16.
Sir Lionel Smith, bt., K.C.B., Jan.
( ; Uſ.
Col. W. Staveley, Actg. Govr. from
Jam. 3 until arrival of Gomm,
Nov. 21, 1843.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Maynard Gomm,
R.C.B., June 13, G.
Lt.-col. T. Blanchard, Actg. Gov.r.
from May 5 until app. of Sweeting.
Lt.-col. H. L. Sweeting, Actg. Gowr.
from May 21 until arrival of
Anderson, June 8, 1849.
684 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1849. Geo. Wm. Anderson, Feb. 9, G.; Aug. 26, 1874, until arrival of
knt. Feb. 22. Phayre, Nov. 21, 1874.
1850. M.-gen. W. Sutherland, Actg. Gowr. 1874. M.-gen. Sir Arthur Purves Phayre,
from Oc . 19 until arrival of R.C.S.I., C.B., Nov. 14, G.
Higginson, Jan. 8, 1851. 1878. Fredk. Napier Broome, Actg. Govr.
1850. Jas. Macaulay Higginson, Oct. 1, G. from Dec. 31 until arrival of
1854. M.-gen. W. Sutherland, aſſoin, Actg. Bowen, Apr. 4, 1879.
Gov.r. during absence of Higginson | 1879. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen, G.C.M.G.,
from Apr. 14 until app. of Hay. Mar. 31, G.
1855. M.-gen. C. M. Hay, Actg. Gowr. from 1880. Fredk. Napier Broome, C.M. G., L.G.,
Jan. 18 until return of Higginson, Sep. 2, G.
June 12; again, from Sept. 11, 1883. Chas. Bruce, C.M.G., Actg. Govr.
1857, until arrival of Stevenson, from May 5 until arrival of Hen-
Sept. 21. nessy, June 1, 1883.
1857. Wm. Stevenson, May 9, G. 1882. Sir John Pope Hennessy, K.C.M.G.,
1863. M.-gen. M. C. Johnstone, Actg. Govr. Dec. 26, G.
from Jan. 9 until arrival of 1884. H. N. Duverger Beyts, C.M.G., Actg.
Barkly, Aug. 22. Govr. during absence of Hen-
1863. Sir Hy. Barkly, K.C. B., Sept. 17, G. messy from Sept. 24 to Oct. 15 ;
1870. Brig.-gen. E. Selby Smyth, Actg. again, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 28,
Govr. from June 4 until arrival of 1886.
Gordon, Feb. 21, 1871. 1885. Clifford Lloyd, L. G., Nov. 23, G.
1870. Hon. Arthur Hamilton Gordon, | 1886. Sir Hercules Geo. Robinson, G.C.M.G.,
C.M.G., Oct. 4, G. on sp. missm. in consequence of
1871. E. S. Smyth, Actg. Govr. (tſain disputes between P. Hennessy and
during absence of Gordon, Aug. Lloyd ; held govt. from 15 to 18
19 to Sept. 29. - Dec.
1871. Edwd. Newton, Actg. Govr. during M.-gen. W. H. Hawley, Actg. Govr.
absence of Gordon, Oct. 21, 1871, Dec. 18, until appt. of Fleming.
to Oct. 28, 1872; again, from Jan. 1887. Fras. Fleming, Actg. Gowr, until
20 to Oct. 30, 1873; again, from return of Hennessy, Dec. 1888.
DIOCESE OF MAURITIUS.
The bishopric of Mauritius was orginally constituted under Letters
Patent Nov. 27, 1854, G., but it is now classed as a colonial diocese
holding missions from the see of Canterbury. Its jurisdiction
extends over the island of Mauritius and its dependencies.
BIs HoPs of MAURITIUs.
1854. Vincent Wm. Ryan, Nov. 27, G., 1st 1870. Hy. Constantine Huxtable, Nov.
bp. res. 1868; d. Jan. 11, 1888. 19.
1869. Thos. Goodwin [Iatchard, Mar. 4, G. 1872. Peter Sorenson Royston, Dec. 15.
CHIEF COMMISSIONERS OF THE SE YOHELLES ISLANDS.
1880. Capt. Fras. Theophilus Blunt, Sept. 1885. G. H. Griffiths.
11, G.; ch. civil comml. Sey- A. C. S. Barkly, again.
chelles Islands. 1889. Thos. Riseley Griffith, Admr., Jam. 2,
1881. Arth. Cecil Stuart Barkly, Dec. 7, G.
G. |
WEST AFRICA. SETTLEMENTS.
SIERRA LEONE. GAMBIA. GOLD COAST. LAGOS.
SIERRA LEONE was first taken possession of by the British Govern-
ment in 1787, and was in 1791 granted by charter to the Sierra Leone
Company. In 1807 it was transferred back to Great Britain.
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GAMBIA or the GAMBIA SETTLEMENTs were discovered by the Portu-
guese. From 1588 to 1807 it was only a trading settlement, but in the
latter year it was placed under the governor of Sierra Leone. In
1843 it was formed into an independent colony under 6 & 7 Vict.
cap. 13.
The GOLD CoAST Colony, formerly the GoLD COAST SETTLEMENTS,
were originally under the government of trading companies, but were
in 1843 taken over by the Crown under 6 & 7 Vict. cap. 13, followed
by Order in Council dated Sept. 3, 1844 (Sept 6, G.).
LAGOs was ceded to Great Britain by king Docemo by treaty dated
Aug. 16 and gazetted Sept. 20, 1861, and together with its dependen-
cies was created a distinct settlement by Letters Patent, Mar. 5,
1862, G.
By Letters Patent, Feb. 19, 1866, G., SIERRA LEONE, GAMBIA,
the GOLD COAST SETTLEMENTs, and LAGOs were united under the
title of the WEST AFRICA SETTLEMENTs.
By Letters Patent, July 24, 1874, G., the GoLD CoAST SETTLEMENTs
and LAGOs were severed from the West Africa. Settlements and formed
into the GoLD CoAST Colony.
By Letters Patent, Dec. 17, 1874, G., and June 17, 1885, G., the
WEST AFRICA SETTLEMENTs were reconstituted by the union of
SIERRA LEONE and GAMBIA.
By Letters Patent, Jan. 13, 1886, G., LAGOs was separated from the
Gold Coast territory and made a separate colony.
By Letters Patent, Nov. 28, 1888, SIERRA TEONE and GAMBIA were
separated and became once more separate colonies. The title of WEST
AFRICAN SETTLEMENTs then ceased.
All the West African colonies are in the diocese of SIERRA LEONE.
GOVERNORS OF SIERRA LEONE
prior to its incorporation in the West Africa. Settlements in 1866.
See Introduction ante, p. 684.
Chas. Maxwell, Apr. 11, G. 1837, Lt.-Col. Richd. Doherty, Mar. 27,
Chas. McCarthy, Sept. 6, G. | G
M.-gen. Chas. Turner, C.B., June 24,
1811.
1815.
1824.
1840. John Jeremie, Oct. 15, G., knt.
i Nov. 4.
• ;
G.
M.-gen. Sir Neil Campbell,
1826. C.B., 1845. Wm. Fergusson, May 3, G.
May 12, G. 1846. Norman Wm. Macdonald, Apr. 7, G.
1833. Octavius Temple, June 15, G. 1852. Arth. Edwd. Kennedy, Sept. 13, G.
1834. Maj. Hy. Dundas Campbell, Nov. 4, 1854. Lt.-col. Stephen John Hill, Nov.
metropolitan see of Canterbury.
For subsequent Governors to Nov.
1888. Capt. Jas. Shaw Hay,
6, G
1888, see post, p. 688.
C.M.G., Nov. 29.
DIOCESE OF SIERRA LEONE.
This bishopric was originally constituted by Letters Patent, May 21,
1852, G., but it is now classed as a diocese holding mission from the
West African Colonies.
Its jurisdiction extends over all the
686 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
BISHOPS OF SIERRA LEONE.
1852. Owen Emeric Vidal, May 19, G. 1870. Hy. Cheetham, Nov. 10, G.; res.
1855. John Wills Weeks, May 10, G. 1882.
1857. John Bowen, Aug. 10, G. 1883. Ernest Graham Ingham, Feb. 6,
1860. Edwd. Hyndman Beckles, Jan. 5,
G.; res. 1870. |
GOVERNORS OF GAMBIA OR THE GAMBIA. SETTLEMENTS.
See Introduction ante, p. 685.
GovKRNORs.
1843. Commander Hy. Frowd Seagram, 1847. Richd. Graves MacDonnell, Oct. 1, G.
R.N., June 23, G. 1852 Arth. Edwd. Kennedy, May 25, G.
Commander Edmund Norcott, R.N., 1852. Maj. Luke Smyth O'Connor, Sep. 13,
Nov. 20, G. G.
1844. Commander Chas. FitzGerald, R.N., 1859. Col. Geo. Abbas Kooli D'Arcy,
May 3, G. | June 17, G.
For subsequent Governors, see post, p. 688.
CoMMISSIONERS OR ADMINISTRATORs.
1866. R.-adm. Chas. Geo. Edwd. Patey, 1877. Surg.-maj. Walesius Skipton Goulds-
Oct. 22, G. bury, M.D., C.M.G., Mar. 15, G.
1871. T. F. Callaghan, C.M.G. 1884. Capt. Cornelius Alfd. Moloney,
1873. Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright, C.M.G., Feb. 2, G.
Aug. 25, G. 1886. Jas. Shaw Hay, Jan. 14, G.
1875. Surg.-maj. Saml. Rowe, C.M.G., aft. Gilbert T. Carter (actg.); app.
sir S., June 16, G. admr. Nov. 29, 1888.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Sierra Leone,” supra.
GOVERNORS, &c. OF THE GOLD COAST.
See Introduction ante, p. 685.
Gov.ERNORS AND ADMINISTRATOR'S OF THE GOLD COAST FORT OR
SETTLEMENTs.
1843. Commr. Hy. Worsley Hill, R.N., 1851. Maj. Stephen John Hill, Apr. 1, G.
- L.G., Mar. 6, G. 1856. Benj. Chilley Campbell Pine, Nov.
1845. Commr. Wm. Winniett, R.N., aft. Sir 4, G. ; knt. Nov. 28.
W., L.G., Oct. 24, G.; made 1860. Edwd. Bullock Andrews, Mar. 7, G.
Gowr., Jan. 24, 1850, G. 1863. Richd. Pine, Feb. 9, G.
For subsequent Governors to 1874, see post, p. 688.
ADMINISTRATORS.
1867. Herbert Taylor Ussher, Admr., 1872. Col. Robt. Wm. Harley, C.B., Admr.,
July 22, G. Sept. 12, G.
GoLD COAST Colony constituted out of Gold Coast Settlements and Lagos, July 31,
1874, G.
GovKRNORS OF GOLD COAST Colony.
1874. Capt. Geo. Cumine Strahan, R.A., 1876. Sanford Freeling, C.M.G., aft. Sir S.,
aft. Sir G., July 31, G. Dec. 4, G. -
1874. Chas. Cameron Lees, aft. Sir C., • + 3 ºn e
L.G., Nov. 7, G. 1878. Chas. Cameron Lees, again, L.G.
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1879. Herbert Taylor Ussher, C.M.G., C.M.G., Admr. during absence of
May 26, G. Rowe. *
1879. Wm. Brandford Griffith, C.M.G., aft. 1882. Wm. Brandford Griffith, C.M.G.,
º 9 again, L.G.
sir C. L.G., Nov. 29, 6. 1884. Wm. Alex. Geo. Young, C.M.G.,
1881. Surg.-Maj. Sir Saml. Rowe, R. C.M.G., Feb. 28, G.; Actg. Gowr. during
Jan. 25, G. absence of Rowe ; aft. app. Govr.
1882. Capt. Cornelius Alfred Moloney. 1885. W. B. Griffith, C.M.G., again, L.G
Lagos separated from Gold Coast Colony, Jan. 13, 1886, G.
1886. Wm. Brandford Griffith, C.M.G., aft. Sir W. ; app. Govr. Jan. 13, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Sierra Leone,” ante, p. 686.
GOVERNORS AND ADMINISTRATOR'S OF LAGOS.
See Introduction ante, p. 685.
Gover NORs.
1861. Hy. Stanhope Freeman, Mar. 5, G. 1863. H. S. Freeman, again.
1863. J. Hawley Glover, R.N., L.G. 1864. J. Hawley Glover, R.N., L.G.
For Governors from 1866 to 1874, see post, p. 688.
For Governors from 1874 to 1886, see “Gold Coast Colony,” ante, p. 686.
For Governors from 1886, vade infra.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OR ADMINISTRATORS UNDER GOVERNORS
* OF THE WEST AFRICA SETTLEMENTs.
1866. R.-adm. Chas. Geo. Edwd. Patey, 1871. John Hawley Glover, R.N., again.
R.N., Admr., Mar. 24, G. 1872. Henry Fowler (aetg.).
Commr. John Hawley Glover, R.N., Geo. Berkeley.
Admr., Oct. 22, G. 1873. Capt. Chas. Cameron Lees, aft. Sir
1870. W. H. Simpson. C. (actg.).
TIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OR ADMINISTRATORS UNDER GovKRNORS OF
THE GOLD CoAST COLONY.
1874. Capt. C. Cameron Lees, aft. Sir C., | 1882. Surg.-maj. Frank Simpson, Actg.
L. G., July 31. Admr.
1875. John D. A.Dumaresq, Actg. Admr. Capt. C. Alf. Moloney, C.M.G., again,
1878. Malcolm J. Brown, Actg. Admr. Actg. Admr.
1878. Capt. Cornelius Alf. Moloney, Actg. 1883. Fredk. Evans, C.M.G., Dep. Govr.
Admr. 1884. Commr. R. Murray Ramsey, R.N.,
1879. Wm. Brandford Griffith, C.M.G., aft. Dep. Gowr.
sir C., L.G., Nov. 29, G. Capt. Robt. Knapp Barrow, C.M.G.,
1880. Capt. C. A. Moloney, again, Actg. Dep. Gowr.
Admr. 1885. Fredk. Evans, C.M.G., Dep. Gowr.
1880, Wm. Brandford Griffith, C.M.G., | 1886. Capt. C. Alf. Moloney, C.M.G., again,
again, L.G. from Dec.1880 to Mar. Admr.
1881, Oct. to Dec. 1882, and May Fredk. Evans, C.M.G., Actg.
to Oct. 1885; Govr. Oct. 6, 1885. Admr.
Gov ERNORS AFTER SEPARATION FROM GOLD COAST COLONY.
Office of Governor reconstituted Jan. 13, 1886, G.
1886. Capt. Cornelius Alfred Moloney, C.M.G., Jan. 13, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Sierra Leone,” ante, p. 686.
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GOVERNORS OF THE WEST AFRICA SETTLEMENTS,
See Introduction ante, p. 685.
CoMPRISING SIERRA LEONE, GAMBIER, GOLD COAST, AND LAGOs.
1866. Maj. Saml. Wensley Blackall, Feb. Actg. Govr. until arrival of Keate
23, G. in 1873.
1868. Sir Arthur Edwd. Kennedy, C. B., 1872. Robt. Wm. Keate, Nov. 30, G.
Jan. 15, G. 1873. Geo. Berkeley, July 26, G.
1872. John Pope Hennessy, aft. Sir J.,
CoMPRISING SIERRA LEONE AND GAMBIA. ONLY.
1875. Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright, 1884. Surg.-maj. Sir Saml. Rowe, K.C.M.G.,
aft. Sir C., Jan. 27, G. again, Dec. 29, G.
1877. Surg.-maj. Saml. Rowe, C.M.G., aft. , 1886. Capt. Jas. Shaw Hay, C.M.G., July
sir S., June 9, G. 5. G.
1881. Arthur Elibank Havelock, C.M.G.,
aft. Sir A., Jan. 26, G.
Sierra Leone and Gambia soparated Nov. 28, 1888. See Introduction, ante, p. 685.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Sierra Leone,” ante p. 686.
THE NIGER PROTECTORATE.
THE TERRITORY over which this Protectorate extends was brought
under British protection in July 1824, under treaties with the native
chiefs. Many of the treaty rights were granted to the Royal Niger
Company by charter dated July 10, 1886.
No British governor is appointed, the principal official being the
consul, who has a certain jurisdiction over British subjects.
For further particulars see the official Colonial List.
AFRICAN DIOCESES
whose jurisdiction lies outside the British dominions.
DIOCESE OF CENTRAL AFRICA, FORMERLY ZAMBESI.
This bishopric was constituted in 1861. It is classed as a missionary
bishopric holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOPs of CENTRAL AFRICA.
1861. C. F. Mackenzie. 1883. Chas. Alan Smythies, consec. Now.
1863. Wm. Geo. Tozer, aft. bp. Jamaica. 30.
1874. Bdwd. Steele.
DIOCESE OF EASTERN EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
This bishopric was constituted in 1884. It is classed as a missionary
bishopric holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOPS OF EASTERN EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
1884. Jas. Hannington. | 1886. Hy. Perrott Parker, consec. Oct. 18.
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DIOCESE OF MADAGASCAR.
This bishopric was constituted in 1874. It is classed as a missionary
bishopric holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOP OF MADAGASCAR.
1874. Robt. Kestell Kestell-Cornish.
DIOCESE OF THE NIGER DISTRICT.
This bishopric was constituted in 1864. It is classed as a missionary
bishopric holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOP of THE NIGER DISTRICT.
1884. Saml. Adjai Crowther, consec. June 29.
IV. —COLONIES, &C.—NORTH AMERICA.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
UPPER AND LOWER CANADA. ONTARIO. QUEBEC.
NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUNSW ICK. CAPE BRETON.
MANITOBA. RED RIVER, SETTLEMENT. R.UPERT’S
LAND. N. W. T.E.R.R.1TO RIES. BRITISH COLUMBIA.
VANCOUVER ISLAND. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
CANADA was discovered by Sebastian Cabot about 1497. It was taken
possession of by the French in 1525; but it was not until 1608–9 that
Quebec, the first settlement, was founded. In 1759 Quebec was cap-
tured by the British under General Wolfe, in 1763 the rest of the
country was ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Paris, and in that
year, and again in 1774, provision was made for the government of the
colony. In 1783, on the recognition of the independence of the United
States, a considerable part of the Canadian territory was given up to
that Republic.
In 1791, under 31 Geo. III. cap. 31, Canada was divided into (1)
Upper Canada, now Ontario, and (2) Lower Canada, now Quebec.
These provinces were again united, in 1840, under 3 & 4 Wict. cap. 35, by
proclamation made under Order in Council dated Aug. 10, and gazetted
Aug. 14, 1840.
Nova Scot1A was discovered by John Cabot about 1497, colonised
by the French in 1598, and, with the exception of its occupation by the
English from, 1627 to 1632, it was retained by the French until its
cession to Great Britain at the Peace of Utrecht in 1714.
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NEw BRUNswick orginally belonged to the French, being called by
them New France. It was ceded to Great Britain in 1763, and con-
stituted a separated colony in 1785, having up to that time been
annexed to Nova Scotia.
CAPE BRETON originally belonged to France. It was captured by
the British forces in 1745, restored to France at the Peace of Aix-la-
Chapelle in 1748, again captured by Great Britain in 1758, and ceded
to that country by the Treaty of Paris in 1763. It was then united to
Nova Scotia, separated from it in 1784, and again united thereto in
1820.
MANITOBA, or, rather, the nucleus of that province, was formerly
known as the RED RIVER SETTLEMENT. It originally belonged to the
Hudson’s Bay Company as part of RUPERT's LAND, and was granted by
them in 1811 to Thos., 5th Earl of Selkirk, who founded a settlement
on the banks of the Red River in 1813. It was repurchased by the
Hudson's Bay Company in 1835. By 31 & 32 Vict. cap. 105 (1867) the
company surrendered their rights over Rupert's Land to the Crown,
and, under this Act and the Canadian Acts 33 Wict. cap. 3 (1870), and
44 Wict. cap. 14 (1881), the province of Manitoba, as now constituted,
was formed.
THE NoFTH-WEST TERRITORIEs were created by proclamation of
Oct. 7, 1876, under Canadian Act 38 Vict. cap. 49 (1875). This Act
was amended by Canadian Act 43 Wict. cap. 25 (1880). The North-
West Territories consist of such portions of Rupert's Land and the old
North-Western Territory as were not included in Manitoba.
BRITISH CoIUMBIA was constituted a colony in 1858 under 21 & 22
Vict. cap. 99 (1858).
WANCOUVER ISLAND was discovered in 1592, but the first regular
settlement was by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1843. The island
was secured to Great Britain by treaty in 1846, and was constituted a
colony in 1849.
WANCOUVER ISLAND was united to BRITISH Colu MBIA in 1866 under
29 & 30 Vict. cap. 67 (1866).
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND was discovered in 1497, and colonised by
the French shortly afterwards. It was taken from them by Great
Britain in 1758, annexed to Nova Scotia in 1763, and made a separate
colony in 1770.
The federation of the Canadian colonies, under the title of the
Dom INION OF CANADA, is authorised by Acts of the Imperial Parlia-
ment, 30 Vict. cap 3 (1867), 31 & 32 Vict. cap. 105 (1868), and by
Orders in Council or proclamations thereunder; and by Colonial Acts
33 Vict. cap. 3 (1870), 30 Vict. cap. 49 (1875), and 43 Wict. cap. 25
(1880).
The dominion was first formed by proclamation dated May 22 and
gazetted May 24, 1867, and then consisted of the provinces of UPPER
CANADA (then re-named ONTARIO), LOWER CANADA (then re-named
QUEBEC), Nov A Scot1A, and NEW BRUNSWICK. RUPERT's LAND and
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the N. W. TERRITORY, afterwards re-divided into the N. W. TERRI-
TORIES and MANITOBA, were added on July 15, 1870, under Order in
Council dated June 23, and gazetted June 24, 1870. BRITISH CoIUM-
BIA was added on July 20, 1871, under Order in Council dated May 16,
and gazetted May 19, 1871. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND was added on
July 1, 1873, by Order in Council dated June 26, and gazetted July 4,
1873. By Order in Council dated July 31, 1880 (not gazetted in Eng-
land), such parts of the British possessions in North America (except
Newfoundland) as had not previously joined the dominion were an-
nexed to it.
THE DOMINION of CANADA forms the ecclesiastical provinces of
CANADA, which comprises the dioceses of
Algoma, Montreal, | Ontario,
Fredericton, Niagara, Quebec,
Huron, Nova Scotia, Toronto;
and of RUPERT's LAND, which comprises the dioceses of
Athabasca (now Mackenzie
Moosonee, | Saskatchewan.
River and S. Athabasca),
Rupert's Land,
GOVERNORS OF CANADA.
Prior to the division into Upper and Lower Canada in 1791.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
1765. Lt.-gen. hon. Jas. Murray, Nov. 21. 1774. Lt.-gen. Sir Guy Carleton, aft. li.
1766. Paulus AEmilius Irving (president), Dorchester, Oct. 11.
June 30. M.-gen, Jas. Johnstone, L.G., Nov.
26
M.-gen, Guy Carleton, L.G., Sept. e
24. 1777. Lt.-gen. Fredk. Haldimand, Apr. 21.
1770. Hector C. Cramahé (president), 1786. Sir Guy Carleton, again; aft. la.
Aug. 9. Dorchester; Apr. 11.
GOVERNORS OF CANADA.
After the division in 1791.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
GovKRNORS OF UPPER AND LOWER CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, NEw
BRUNSWICK, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON.
1796. Lt.-gen. R. Prescott. 1817. Lt.-gen. Sir John Coape Sherbrooke,
1807. Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Hy. Craig, K.B., G.C.B., Jan. 29, G.
Aug. 31, G. 1818. Chas., D. of Richmond, K.G., Apr.
1811. Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Prevost, bt., Sept. 6, G.
10, G. 1819. Lt.-gen. Geo., 9th E. of Dalhousie,
1814. Lt.-gen. Sir Gordon Drummond, G.C.B., Apr. 20, G.
L.P., Dec. 28.
In 1820 Cape Breton was re-united to Nova Scotia. See Introduction, ante, p. 690.
Gover Nors of UPPER AND LOWER CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW
BRUNswick, AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
1830. Lt.-gen. Matth., ld. Aylmer, K.C.B.,
July 19, G.
1835. Archd., E. of Gosford, June 9, G.
1828. Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Kempt, G.C.B., Aug.
, G.
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GovKRNORS-GENERAL of North AMERICAN PROVINCEs,
1838. John Geo., E. of Durham, G.C.B., | 1839. Chas. Poulett Thomson, aft, ld,
Jan. 16, G. Sydenham, Aug. 29, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Colborne, G.C.B.,
Dec. 14, G.
In 1840 the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada were united. See Introduction,
ante, p. 689. }
GovKRNORs of CANADA, NEW BRUNswick, Nov.A. Scot1A, AND PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND, AND GovKRNORS-GENERAL OF NoFTH AMERICAN
PROVINCEs.
1840. Chas., ld. Sydenham, above-named, 1846. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine
Aug. 28, G.; d. in office, 1841. Sept. 16, G.
1841. Sir Chas. Bagot, G.C.B., Sept. 27. G. 1854. Sir Edmd. Walker Head, bt., Sept.
1843. Sir Chas. Theoph. Metcalfe, G.C.B., 19, G.
aft. la. Metcalfe, Jan. 25, G. 1861. Chas. Stanley, visc. Monck, Oct. 28
1846. Lt.-gen. Chas. Murray, E. of Cath- G.
cart, R.C. B., Mar. 10, G.
In 1867 the Dominion of Canada was formed. See Introduction, ante, p. 690,
Gover NORS-GENERAL OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
1867. Chas. Stanley, visc. Monck, June 4, 1872. Fredk. Temple, E. of Dufferin, K.P.
G.; as from July 1, 1867. , K.C.B., aft. M. of Dufferin and
1869. Sir John Young, bt., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., Ava, June 3, G.
aft. 16. Lisgar, Jan. 2, G.
The above were also governors of Prince Edward Island, which was not annexed to
the Dominion until 1873.
1878. Sir John Douglas Sutherland Camp- 1883. Hy. Chas. Keith, M. of Lansdowne
bell, K.T., G.C.M.G., c. c. M. of Aug. 24, G. *
Lorne, Oct. 14, G. 1888. Fredk. Arthur, ld. Stanley of Pres
l tom, G.C.B., May 1.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF UPPER CANADA, NOW ONTARIO,
From the division into Upper and Lower Canada in 1791.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
For Governors prior to 1791, see “Governors of Canada,” ante, p. 691.
LIEUTENANT-GovIRNORS OF UPPER CANADA.
1806. Fras. Gore, Mar, 1, G. 1835. Sir Fras. Bond Head, K.C. H., Now,
1817. M.-gen sir Peregrine Maitland, 27, G. -
R.C. B., Jan. 8, G. 1837. Col. Sir Geo. Arthur, K.C.H., Dec.
1828. M.-gen. Sir John Colborne, R. C. B., 22.
Aug. 14, G. |
In 1840 the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada were united, see Introduction,
ante, p. 689. For governors from 1840 to 1867, see “Governors of Canada, &c.,”
supra. In 1867 the Dominion of Canada was formed, and the name of Upper Canada
was changed to Ontario, see Introduction, ante, p. 690. For governors since 1867, see
‘‘ Governors-General of the Dominion of Canada,” supra, and the following list of
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS OF ONTARIO.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1867. Lt.-gen. Sir H. W. Stisted, K.C. B. 1875. D. A. Macdonald.
1868. Wm. Pearce Howland, C.B., aft. Sir W. 1880. John Beverley Robinson, June 30.
1873, John W. Crawford. 1887. Sir Alexr. Campbell, K.C.M.G., Feb.8.
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DIOCESE OF QUEBEC.
From 1793 to 1850 the bishops of Quebec had jurisdiction over part
of Upper Canada.
See “Bishops of Quebec,” post, p. 694.
DIOCESE OF TORONTO.
This diocese was constituted in 1839. By Letters Patent, Feb. 6,
1862, G., the see was divided and part of it formed into the bishopric
of Ontario. Toronto is in the ecclesiastical province of Canada.
BIs HOPS OF Toronto.
1839. John Strachan, Aug. 5, G. 1879. Arthur Sweatmann, consec. May 1.
1868. A. N. Bethune. - -
DIOCESE OF ONTARIO,
This bishopric was constituted out of that of Toronto by Letters
Patent, Feb. 6, 1862, G. It is in the ecclesiastical province of
Canada.
BISHOP of ONTARIo.
1862. John Travers Lewis, Feb. 6, G.
DIOCESE OF HURON.
This bishopric was constituted in 1857, and is in the ecclesiastical
province of Canada.
BIs Hops of HURON.
1857. Benjn. Cronym, Oct. 14, G. 1883. Maurice S. Baldwin, consec. Now.
1871. Isaac Hellmuth, res. 1883. 30.
DIOCESE OF ALGOMA,
This bishopric was constituted in 1873. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Canada.
BISHOPS OF ALGOMA.
1873. F. D. Fauquier. | 1882. Edwd. Sullivan, consec. June 29.
DIOCESE OF NIAGARA.
This diocese was constituted in 1875. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Canada.
- BISHOPS OF NIAGARA.
1875. Thos. B. Fuller. . | 1885. Chas. Hamilton, consec. May 1.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF LOWER CANADA, NOW QUEBEC.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
For governors prior to the formation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867 , See
• Governors of Canada,” ante, p. 691. On the division of Canada into Upper and
694' THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Lower in 1791, Lower Canada was placed under the governors thereafter appointed ;
lieutenant-governors being appointed for Upper Canada only.
In 1840 the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada were united. For governors
from 1840 to 1867, see “Governors of Canada, &c.,” ante, p. 692. In 1867 the
Dominion of Canada was formed, and the name of Lower Canada was changed to
Quebec. See Introduction, ante, p. 690. For governors since 1867, see “Governors-
General of the Dominion of Canada,” ante, p. 692, and the following list of
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS OF QUEBEC.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1867. Sir N. F. Belleau, K.C.M.G. 1884. Louis François Roderique Masson,
1873. R. E. Caron. Nov. 7.
1876. Luc Letellier de St. Just. 1887. Auguste Réal Angers, Oct. 24.
1879. Theodore Robitaille.
DIOCESE OF QUEBEC.
This bishopric was constituted in 1793, and originally extended over
both Upper and Lower Canada. By Letters Patent, July 19, 1850, G.,
the district of Montreal was separated from it and erected into a sepa-
rate diocese. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Canada.
BIs HoPs of QUEBEC.
UNDIVIDED DIOCESE.
1793. I. Mountain. 1836. Geo. Jehosophat Mountain, Feb. 13,
1826. C. J. Stewart. G.
BISHOPS OF QUEBEC.
AFTER THE SEPARATION OF MonTREAL.
1850. Geo. Jehosophat Mountain, above | 1863. Jas. Wm. Williams.
named, July 19, G.
DIOCESE OF MONTREAL.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent July 19, 1850,
G., and consists of so much of the original diocese of Quebec as com-
prised the district of Montreal. It is in the ecclesiastical province of
Canada.
BISHOPS OF MONTREAL.
1850. Fras. Fulford, July 19, G. 1879. Wm. Bennett Bond.
1869. A. Oxenden.
GOVERNORS OF NOVA SCOTIA.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
For Governors, see “Governors of Canada " and “Governors-General of the
Dominion of Canada,” ante, pp. 691–2. \
LIEUTENANT-GovIRNORs of Nov A SCOTIA.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1714. Saml. Vetch. 1752. Peregrine Thos. Hopson.
1717. Col. Rd. Phillips. 1754. Chas. Lawrence.
1749. Hon. Edwd. Cornwallis. 1756. A. Moulton.
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1760. J. Belcher. 1819. M.-gen. Sir Jas. Kempt, G.C.B., Oct.
1761. Hy. Ellis (?) 20, G.
1764. Robt. Wilmot. 1826. M. Wallace (acting). -
1766. M. Franklin. 1828. M.-gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland,
1773. Fras. Legge. K.C.B., Aug. 14, G.
1776. M. Arbuthnot. 1834. M.-gen. Sir Colin Campbell (not lå.
1778. R. Hughes. Clyde), Jan. 24, G.
1781. Sir A. S. Hammond. 1840. Lucius Bentinck, visc. Falkland, G.
1782. Jno. P arr. 1846. M.-gen. Sir Jno. Harvey, K.C.B.,
1783. P. Fanning. June 26, G.
1786. Sir Guy Carleton, aft. li. Dorchester. 1852. Col. Sir Jno. Gaspard Le Marchant,
1791. R. Bulkeley. June 18, G.
1792. Jno. Wentworth, aft. bt. 1858
1808. Sir Geo. Prevost, bt., Jan. 16, G. e
1811. Gen. Duncan Darroch (acting).
Geo. Augs. Constantine, E. of Mul-
grave, aft. M. of Normanby, Jan.
1811. Lt.-gen. Sir John Cope Sherbrooke, º 28, G.
IC.B., Aug. 19, G. 1864. Sir Richd. Graves Mac Donnell, C.B.,
1816. Gen. Smyth (acting). May 28, G.
1816. Lt.-gen. Geo., E. of Dalhousie, 1865. Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams, bt.,
G.C.B., July 29. K.C.B., Oct. 20, G.
In 1867 the Dominion of Canada was formed, and Nova Scotia became one of its
provinces.
IIIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS OF NOVA Scot1A.
Since the formation of the Dominion of Canada.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1867. M.-gen. Sir Chas. Hastings Doyle, 1873. Adams G. Archibald, aft. Sir A.
R. C. M. G. 1883. Matth. Hy. T. Richey, July 4.
1870. Sir Edwd. Kenny (acting). 1888. A. W. McLelan, July 9.
1873. Jos. Howe (acting).
DIOCESE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
This is the oldest of all the colonial dioceses, having been constituted
as far back as 1787. Its jurisdiction extends over Nova Scotia, Cape
Breton, and Prince Edward Island. It is in the ecclesiastical province
of Canada.
BISHOPs, of Nov A Scorſ.A.
1787. Chas. Inglis. 1851. Hibbert Binney, Mar. 12, G.
1816. R. Stanser, May 20, G. 1888. F. Courtney.
1825. J. Inglis.
GOVERNORS OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
See Introduction, ante, p. 689.
From 1763 to 1785 New Brunswick formed part of Nova Scotia.
See lieutenant-governors of that colony, ante, p. 694.
LIEUTENANT-Gover Nors of NEW BRUNSWICK.
From its formation into a separate colony in 1786.
1786. Sir Guy Carleton, aft. li. Dorchester. 1824. J. M. Bliss, acting until arrival of
1787, E. Winslow. Douglas.
1788. Lt. -col. Johnston. Y ºn 4 -> il' H ard D las. bt.
1809. Gen. Martin Hunter, aft. Sir M. 1823. *; 5.G. O Wall Ouglas, 3
1811. M.-gen. Wm. Balfour. e
1817. M. gen, Geo. Stracey Smith, Feb. 1831. M. gem. Sir Archd. Campbell, G.C.B.,
28, G. Mar. 21, G.
1823. Ward Chipman, acting until arrival 1837. M.-gen. Sir Jno. Harvey, K.C.B.,
of Douglas. Mar. 19, G.
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1841. Lt.-col. Sir Wm. Macbean George 1861. Hon. Arth. Hamilton Gordon, C.M.G.,
Colebrook, Mar. 25, G. aft. Sir A., Sept. 16, G.
1847. Sir Edmd. Walker Head, bt.,Oct. 26, G. 1866. M.-gen. Sir Chas. Hastings Doyle,
1854. Hon. Jno. Hy. Thos. Manners-Sut- IC. C.M.G.
ton, July 1, G.
In 1867 the Dominion of Canada was formed, and New Brunswick became one of its
provinces.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS of NEW BRUNSWICK.
Since the formation of the Dominion of Canada.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1867. Col. F. P. Harding, C.B. 1878. E. B. Chandler.
1868. Lemuel Allen Wilmot. 1880. Robt. Duncan Wilmot.
1873. Saml. Leonard Tilley, C.B., aft. 1885. Sir S. L. Tilley, K.C.M.G., C.B.,
Sir S. & | again, Oct 31.
DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent, April 24, 1845, G.
Its jurisdiction extends over the province of New Brunswick. It is in
the ecclesiastical province of Canada.
Bishops of FREDERICTON.
1845. Jno. Medley, Apr. 24, G.; made 1881. Hollingworth Tully Kingdon, Coadj.
Metrop. of Canada, 1879.
GOVERNORS OF CAPE BRETON.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690, and Nova Scotia, ante, p. 694. The
island is within the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the bishops of Nova
Scotia.
GOVERNORS OF MANITOBA, FORMERLY RED RIVER SETTLEMENT.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690.
For Governors, see “Governors-General of the Dominion of Canada,” ante, p. 692.
LIEUTENANT-Gover Nors of MANITOBA.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1870. Adams, G. Archibald, aft. Sir A. | 1882. Jas. Cox Aikins, Oct. 8.
1873. Alex. Morris. 1888. Jonn, Christian Schultz, July 1.
1877. J. E. Cauchon. |
For bishops, see “Bishops of Rupert's Land,” post, p. 697.
GOVERNORS OF RUPERT'S LAND AND THE NORTH-WESTERN
TERRITORY.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690, Manitoba, supra, and North-Wes
Territories, post, p. 697. The Governors-General of the Dominion o
Canada were appointed Governors by Letters Patent dated April 1
1870 (June 24, 1870, G.). -
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DIOCESE OF RUPERT'S LAND.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent, May 19, 1849, G.
Its jurisdiction extends over Manitoba, and also over part of the N. W.
Territory. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Rupert's Land.
BISHOPs of RUPERT's LAND.
1849. David Anderson, May 19, G. | 1865. Robt. Machray, consec. June 24.
GOVERNORS OF NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNors of THE North-WEST TERRITORIES.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1876. David Laird. 1888. Jos. Royal, July 1.
1881. Edgar Dewdney, Dec. 3.
DIOCESE OF MOOSONEE.
This bishopric was constituted in 1872. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Rupert's Land.
BIs HoPs of Mooson EE.
1872. John Horden, consec. T)ec. 15.
DIOCESES OF ATHABASCA AND MACKENZIE RIVER,
These dioceses are in the ecclesiastical province of Rupert's Land.
The original diocese of Athabasca was constituted in 1874, and was
divided in 1884, the northern portion being thenceforth styled Mac-
kenzie River and the southern portion retaining the old name of
Athabasca.
BISHOP OF ATHABASCA–UNDIVIDED DIOCESE.
1874. Wm. Carpenter Bombas, consec. River on division of the diocese
May 4; became bp. of Mackenzie wt supra.
BISHOP OF ATHABASCA—PRESENT DIOCESE.
1884. Richd. Young, consec. Oct 18.
BISHOP OF MACKENZIE RIVER,
1884. Wm. Carpenter Bompas, form. bp. of Athabasca ; vade supra.
DIOCESE OF SASKATCHEWAN.
This bishopric was constituted in 1874, and is in the ecclesiastical
province of Rupert's Land.
BISHOPs of SASKATCHEwAN.
1874, Jno. McClean. 1887. Wm. Cyprian Pinkham, consec.
Aug. 7.
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DIOCESE OF QU'APPELLE, FORMERLY CALLED ASSINIBOIA.
This bishopric was constituted in 1884. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Rupert's Land.
BISHOP of Qu’APPELLE.
1884. Hon. Adelbert Jno. Robt. Anson, June 24.
Part of the N. W. Territories is under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction
of the bishops of Rupert's Land.
See “Bishops of Rupert's Land,” ante, p. 697.
GOVERNORS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
See Introduction, ante, p. 690.
1858. Jas. Douglas, Sept. 3, G. 1869. Anthy. Musgrave, aft. Sir A., Nov.
1864. Fredk. Seymour, Feb. 8, G. 8, G.
British Columbia was made part of the Dominion of Canada as from July 20, 1871,
under Order in Council dated May 16, and gazetted May 19, 1871.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF BRITISH CoI,UMBIA.
Since its annexation to the Dominion of Canada.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1871. Joseph Wm. Trutch, C.M.G., aft.sir J. 1881. Clement Fras. Cornwall, June 25.
1876. Albert Norton Richards. 1887. Hugh Nelson, Feb. 8.
DIOCESE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, NOW COLUMBIA.
British Columbia, and Vancouver Island were constituted into the
see of British Columbia by Letters Patent, Jan. 12, 1859, G. The see
nas since been divided by the present jurisdiction of the bishop of
Columbia, and extends over Vancouver and the adjacent islands. The
see is now classed as a colonial diocese holding mission from the see of
Canterbury.
BISHOP of BRITISH COLUMBIA, Now COLUMBIA.
1859. Geo. Hills, Jan. 12, G.; consec. Feb. 24.
DIOCESE OF CALEDONIA.
This bishopric was constituted in 1879 as a colonial diocese holding
mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOP OF CALEDONIA.
1879. Wm. Ridley.
DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER.
This bishopric was constituted in 1879 as a colonial diocese holding
mission from the see of Canterbury. -
BISHOP OF CALEDONIA.
1879. Acton Windeyer Sillitoe, consec. Nov. 1.
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GOVERNORS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690.
For Governors, see “Governors of Canada,” ante, p. 691, and “Governors-General
of the Dominion of Canada,” ante, p. 692.
From 1763 to 1770, Prince Edward Island formed part of Nova Scotia.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNors of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
From its formation into a separate colony in 1770.
1770. Walter Paterson.
1786. Lt.-gen. Edmd. Fanning.
1804. Col. Jos. Fredk. Wallett Des Banes,
May 19, G.
1813. Chas. Douglas Smith.
1824. (? 1822). Lt.-col. Jno. Ready, May
1841. Commander Hy. Were Huntley, R.N.,
i
3, G.
22, G. 1854. Dominick Daly, aft. Sir D., May 8, G.
|
aft. Sir H., Aug. 20, G.
1847. Sir Donald Campbell, bt., Oct. 26,
1850. Aler. Bannerman, aft. Sir A., Dec.
1831. Capt. Sir Murray Maxwell, C.B., 1859. Geo. Dundas, Jan. 5, G.
Mar. 14, G. 1867. Lt.-col. Archd. Edwd. Harbord
Aretas Wm. Young, July 25, G. Anson, Feb. 27, G.
1836. Col. Sir Jno. Harvey, Feb. 2, G. 1868. Sir Robt. Hodgson (acting).
1837. Chas. Augs. FitzRoy, Mar. 19, G; 1870. Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson, aft.
knt.; June. i sir W., Aug. 19, G.
Prince Edward Island was made part of the Dominion of Canada as from July 1,
1873, by Order in Council dated June 26, and gazetted July 4, 1873.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Since its annexation to the Dominion of Canada.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1873. Sir W. C. F. Robinson, K.C.M.G., | 1879. T. H. Haviland.
above named. 1884. A. A. Macdonald, Aug. 1.
Sir Robt. Hodgson, acting.L.G. in 1874.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Nova Scotia,” ante, p. 695.
GOVERNORS OF WANCOU WER ISLAND.
See Introduction, ante, p. 690; and British Columbia, ante, p. 698.
GOVERNORS OF WANCOUVER ISLAND.
1849. Richd. Blanshard, July 13, G. 1863. Arth. Edwd. Kennedy, C. B., Dec.
1851. James Douglas, May 9. 4, G.
United to British Columbia, August, 1866.
See “British Columbia,” ante, p. 698.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Columbia,” ante, p. 698.
NEW FOUNDLAND.
NEwfounDLAND was discovered in 1497, and was formally taken
possession of by the English in 1578. Their right was, however, not
admitted by the fishing fleets of the other nations frequenting the
coast, and it was not until the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 that New-
foundland was formally ceded to the British.
700 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
NEWFOUNDLAND is the only part of British North America not included
in the Dominion of Canada. -
GOVERNORS OF NEW FOUNDLANI).
The names of the Governors down to 1757 are taken from the Colonial List.
From 1713 to 1729 the captain of the first ship on the coast was admiral for the
fishing season.
1729. Capt. Osborn.
1737. Capt. Vanbrugh.
1740. Capt. 1d. Geo. Graham.
1816. Adm. Fras. Pickmore, May 20,
G
1818. v.Adm. sir Chas. Hamilton, bt.,
1741. Capt. aft. adm. Hon. Jno. Byng May 13, G.
(executed at Portsmouth Mar. 1825. Capt. Sir Thos. John Cochrane, Apr.
14, 1757). 16, G.
1744. Capt. Sir C. Hardy. 1834. Capt. Hy. Prescott, Sept. 24, G.
1749. Capt. Geo. Brydges Rodney, aft. 1841. Maj.-gen. Sir John Harvey, K.C.B.,
adm. li. Rodney. Apr. 29, G.
1750. Capt. Drake. | 1846. Hon. Fredk. Adolphus Bruce, L.G.,
1753. Capt. Bonfoy. June 27, G.
1755, Capt. Dorrill. Lt.-Col. Sir John Gaspard Le Mar-
1757. Captain Edwards. chant, Dec. 28, G.
1760. Capt. aft. adm. Jas. Webb. 1852. Ker Baillie Hamilton, Oct. 8, G.
1761. Capt. Groves. 1855. Chas. Hy. Darling, aft.sir C. (admr.),
1764. Capt. aft. adm, sir Hugh Palliser, May 26, G.; Gowr. May 3, G.
bt., Mar. 31. 1864. Anthy. Musgrave, aft. Sir A., July
1769. Capt. hon. John Byron, June 3. 29, G.
1772. Commodore Molyneux, ld. Shuld- 1867. Sir Alexr. Bannerman, Feb. 9, G.
ham, Mar. 10. 1869. Col. Stephen John Hill, C. B., aft. Sir
1775. Commodore aft. adm. Robt. Duff,
S, Sept. 29, G.
Apr. 24.
1876. Commander Sir John Hawley Glover,
1776. Adm. John Montagu, Mar. 31. G.C. M. G., Mar. 31, G.
1779. Adm. Richd. Edwards, Feb. 19. 1881. Sir Fredk. Bowker Terrington
1782. Adm. John Campbell, Mar. 24. Carter, K.C.M.G., admr. until ar-
1786. Adm. John Elliot, Mar. 25.
1789.
rival of Maxse.
Adm. Mark Milbanke, Sept. 21. Lt.-Col. Sir Hy. Fitzhardinge Ber-
1792. Adm. Sir Richd. King, bt., July 7. keley Maxse, K.C.M.G., July 6, G.
1794. Adm. sir James Wallace. 1882. Carter, agavn, admr. until arrival of
1797. Adm. hon. Wm. Waldegrave, aft. Glover.
ld. Radstock. 1883. Sir John Hawley Glover, G.C.M.G.,
1800. Adm. Chas. Morice Pole. i again, Dec. 17, G.
1802. Adm. Jas. Gambier, aft. la. Gambier. 1885. Carter, again, admr. until arrival of
1804. Adm. sir Erasmus Gower, May 31. Des Voeux,
1807. Adm. John Holloway, Apr. 10, G. 1886. Sir Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, K.C.M.G.
1810. Adm. Sir John Thos. Duckworth, 1887. Hy, Arthur Blake, C.M.G., aft. sir
K. B., May 4, G. | H., July 11, G.
1813. Adm. Sir Richd. Godwin Keats, K. B., | 1888. Sir John Terence O’Nicolls O’Brien,
Mar. 9, G. i K.C.M.G., Nov. 24.
DIOCESE OF NEWE'OUNDLAND.
This bishopric was founded in 1839. It is now classed as a colonial
diocese holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOPs of NEWFOUNDLAND.
1839. Aubrey Geo. Spencer, Aug. 5, G.
1844. Edwd. Feild, Mar. 22, G.
1876. Jas. Butler Kelly, (coadj.
aft. Bishop of Moray.
| 1878. Llewellyn Jones, consec. May 1;
f now styled Bishop of Newfound-
1867), land and the Bermudas.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 701.
THE BERMUDAS OR SOMERS ISLANDS.
THESE ISLANDs are situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, about 600
miles from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. They were discovered by
Bermudez, a Spaniard, in 1527, but remained uninhabited until 1611,
when, attention having been drawn to them by the shipwreck of sir
Geo. Somers there in 1609, they were included in the grant to the
Virginia Company, and have from that time remained a British Colony.
THE BERMUDAs from 1844 to 1877, and from 1879 to the present time,
have been attached to the diocese of Newfoundland, the present bishop
(Llewellyn Jones) being styled Bishop of Newfoundland and the
Bermudas.
GOVERNORS OF BERMUDA.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1612. Richd. Moore. 1781–2. Wrm. Browne.
1616. Danl. Tucker. 1788. Hy. Hamilton.
1619. Capt. N. Butler. 1794. Jas. Crawford.
1622. Capt. J. Bernard. 1796. Wm. Campbell, June 1.
1623. Capt. Woodhouse. 1797. Geo. Beckwith, aft. Sir G., L.P.,
1626. Capt. P. Bell. Apr. 7.
1629. Capt. Roger Wood. 1805. Fras. Gore. Jan. 23, G.
1637. Capt. T. Craddock. 1806. Brig.-gen. John Hodgson, Mar. 1, G.
1641. Capt. W. Sayle. 1811. Sir Jas. Cockburn, Mar. 14, G.
1642. Capt. J. Forster. 1819. Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Lumley, K. B., June
1643. Capt. W. Sayle, again. l, G.
1644. W. Sayle, – Paynter, and — Wilkin- 1825. Lt.-Gen. Sir Hilgrove Turner, K.B.
son (jointly). and K.C. H., May 28, G.
1645. Capt. J. Forster. 1831. Col. Stephen Remnant Chapman,
Sayle, Paynter and Wilkinson, again. C. H., April 23, G.
1647. Capt. J. Turnor. 1838. Sir Andrew Leith Hay, Feb. 6, G.
1650. John Trimingham. 1839. Lt.-Col. Wm. Reid, C.B.. Nov. 1, G.
Capt. J. Forster, again. 1846. Capt. Chas. Elliott, R.N., Sept. 25, C.
1659. Capt. W. Sayle, again. 1854. Lt.-Col. Freeman Murray, July 24,
1663. Capt. F. Seymour. G.
1668. Capt. S. Whalley. 1861. Lt.-Col. Harry St. George Ord, R.E.,
1669. Sir John Haydon. Feb. 14, G.
1681. Capt. F. Seymour, again. 1867. Col. Sir Fredk. Edwd. Chapman,
1684. Richd. Coney. - R. E., K.C.B., Apr. 8, G.
1686. Sir R. Robinson. 1870. Col. Sir Thos. Gore Browne, K.C.M.G.,
1689. Isaac Richier. C. B., admr., July 11. G.
1692. Capt. Goddard. 1871. M.-Gen. John Hy. Lefroy, R.A., C.B.,
1698. Saml. Day. Apr. 8, G.
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1700. Capt. Bennett.
1713. Hy. Pullein.
1721. John Bruce Hope, aft. Sir J. . Lt.-Gen. Thos. Lionel John Gallwey,
1727. Capt. John Pitt. + R. E., June 2, G.
1737. Alured Popple. 1888. Lt.-Gen. Edwd. Newdigate Newdi-
1745. Wm. Popple. gate, C.B., Aug. 7, G.
1764. Geo. Jas. Bruere.
1877. Col. Robt. Michl. Laffan, R. E., aft. Sir
R., Apr. 23, G.
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For bishops, see Introduction, Supra, and Diocese of Newfoundland,
ante, p. 700.
702 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
W.—COLONIES, &c.—AUSTRALAS1A.
NEw SouTH WALEs, formerly known as Port Jackson, was the founda-
tion of the Australian colonies, and it is from the subsequent division,
of this territory and from the colonization of other parts of the
Australian continent and the adjacent islands that the present Austra-
lasian colonies have arisen. These colonies now comprise:—
New South Wales and Nor- | South Australia, New Zealand,
folk Island, Western Australia, Fiji Islands,
Victoria, Tasmania (formerly Van British New Guinea.
Queensland, Diemen's land),
The first discovery of the Australian Continent is involved in some
doubt, and still more dispute. It is said to have been known to the
Portuguese early in the sixteenth century. During the seventeenth
century both Spanish and Dutch navigators made voyages of discovery,
some records of which still linger in “Torres” Straits, “Van Die-
men’s ” Land, and other places; but it was not until the voyages of
captain Cook (1769–77) that any practical result was obtained. In
1788 the first attempt at colonization was made, Port Jackson (now
Sydney, N.S.W.) being founded as a convict settlement by the British,
who have been allowed to take undisputed possession of the entire con-
timent, as well as of the neighbouring islands of Tasmania and New
Zealand.
The Australasian colonies form the ecclesiastical provinces of
SYDNEY, which comprises the dioceses of
Adelaide, Grafton and Armidale, Perth, W. A.,
Ballarat, Melbourne, Riverina,
Bathurst, Newcastle, Sydney,
Brisbane, North Queensland, Tasmania;
Goulburn,
and of NEW ZEALAND, which comprises the dioceses of
Auckland, formerly New Dunedin. Waiapu,
Zealand, Melanesia, - Wellington,
Christ Church, N.Z., Nelson,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
THIS is the oldest of the Australian colonies, a convict settlement
having been established at Port Jackson in 1788. In earlier times the
governors of New South Wales were also appointed governors over the
other colonies, which were placed under the direct control of lieutenant-
governors only.
GOVERNORS OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
A few of the earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1788. Capt. A. Phillip, R.N., Jan. 26. 1800. Capt. P. G. King, R.N., Sept. 28.
1792. Capt. F. Grose, R.N., L.G., Dec. 11. 1805. Capt. Wm. Bligh, R.N., Apr. 27, G.
1794. Capt. Wm. Paterson, L.G., Dec. 13. 1808. Lt.-col.G.J ohnstone, Lt.-col. Foveaux,
1795. Capt. Hunter, R.N., Sept. 27. and col. Wm. Paterson, Jan. 26.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, '703
1809. Lt.-col. Lachlan Macquarrie, Apr. 1857. Col. Hy. Keane Bloomfield, John
22, G. Hubert Plunkett, and Chas.
1821. Gen. Sir Thos. Brisbane, K.C.B., Feb. Cowper, admrs. during absence
8, G. of Denison, Sept. 17 to Oct. 27.
1824. Col. Geo. Arthur, Gowr. N. S. Wales 1859. Col. John Maxwell Perceval, sir
and W. D. Land. Wm. W. Burton, and C. Cowper,
1825. Col. Stewart. Actg. Gowr, until ar- admrs. during absence of Deni-
rival of Darling, Dec. 6 to Dec. son, June 16 to July 8.
18. 1861. Lt.-col. John Kempt, admr. until
M.-Gen. Ralph Darling, Gowr. N. S. arrival of Young, Jan. 23 to Mar.
Wales and W. D. Land, Apr. 20, G. 21.
1831. Col. Lindsay, C.B., Actg. Govr. until Sir John Young, bt., K.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
arrival of Bourke, Oct. 22 to aft. la. Lisgar, Mar. 6, G.
Dec. 2. 1867. Sir Trevor Chute, K.C.B., admr.
M.-gen. Richd. Bourke, Apr. 27, until arrival of Belmore, Dec. 25
G. to Jan. 7, 1868.
1837. Lt.-col. K. Snodgrass, L.G., Actg. Somerset Richd. Lowry, E. of Bel-
Gowr. until arrival of Gipps, Dec. more, Aug. 22, G.
6 to Feb. 23, 1838. 1872. Sir Alfred Stephen, C.B., ch. just. ;
Sir Geo. Gipps, July 24, G. Actg. Gowr. until arrival of Robin-
1846. Sir Maurice O'Connell, Actg. Gowr. son, Feb. 23 to June 2.
until arrival of Fitzroy, July 12 Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson,
to Aug. 2. K.C.M.G., Mar. 4, G.
Sir Chas. Augs. Fitzroy, Feb. 13, 1875. Sir Alfred Stephen, K.C.M.G., C.B.,
G. App. Govr. N. S. Wales, W. D. L.G., Nov. 29. G.
Land, Victoria, S. Australia, and 1879. Sir Augs. Wm. Fredk. Spencer Lof-
Gov.-gen. of all the colonies of tus, G.C.B., c. c. 1d. Augs. Loftus,
Australia, including W. Australia, May 3, G.
Jan. 27, 1851, G. 1885. Sir Alfred Stephen, L. G., actg. as
1854. Capt. Sir Wm. Thos. Denison, Govr. Govr. until arrival of Carrington
N. S. Wales and Gowr.-gen. N. S. on Dec. 11.
Wales, W. D. Land, Victoria, S. Chas. Robt., ld. Carrington, Apr.
Australia, and W. Australia, 11, G.
Sept. 19, G.
DIOCESE OF AUSTRALIA.
The bishopric of Australia was first constituted in 1836, and com-
prised all such parts of the Australian continent as were then colonised.
By Letters Patent, June 28, 1847, G., the bishopric was divided into
the four dioceses of Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, and Melbourne, all
in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOP OF AUSTRALIA.
1836. Wm. Grant Broughton, June 15, G. June 28, 1847; wide supra et
Became bp. of Sydney, N.S.W., infra.
DIOCESE OF SYDNEY, N.S.W.
This diocese was formed out of that of Australia by Letters Patent,
June 28, 1847, G. See, “Diocese of Australia,” supra. It is in the
ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPs of SYDNEY, N.S.W.
1847. Wm. Grant Broughton, form. bp. of 1854. Fredk. Barker, Oct. 17, G.
Australia, June 28, G. 1884. Alfred Barry, consec. Jan. I.
DIOCESE OF NEWCASTLE, N.S.W.
This diocese was formed out of that of Australia by Letters Patent,
June 28, 1847, G. See “Diocese of Australia,” supra. It is in the
ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
704
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
BISHOPs of NEwcASTLE, N.S.W.
1847. Wm. Tyrrell, June 28, G.
| 1880. Josiah Brown Pearson.
DIOCESE OF GOULBURN, N.S.W.
This bishopric was formed out of that of Sydney by Letters Patent,
March 25, 1863, G. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPS OF GOULBURN, N.S.W.
1863. Mesac Thomas, Mar. 25, G.
DIOCESE OF BATHURST, N.S.W
This bishopric was constituted in 1869.
province of Sydney.
It is in the ecclesiastical
BISHOPS OF BATHURST, N.S.W.
1869. Saml. Edwd. Marsden, res. 1885.
1887. Chas. Edwd.
Camidge, consec.
Oct. 18. *
DIOCESE OF GRAFTON AND ARMIDALE.
This bishopric was constituted in 1867.
province of Sydney.
It is in the ecclesiastical
BISHOPS OF GRAFTON AND ARMIDALE.
1867. W. C. Sawyer.
| 1869. Jas. Fras. Turner, consec. Feb. 24.
DIOCESE OF RIVERINA.
This 'bishopric was constituted in 1884. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Sydney.
BIs Hop of RIVERINA.
1884. Sydney Linton, consec. May 1.
VICTORIA.
Victoria was, under the name of Port Philip, originally a part of New
South Wales.
1851, under 13 & 14 Wict. cap. 59.
It was separated and constituted a separate colony in
GOVERNORS OF VICTORIA.
See also “Governors of New South Wales,” ante, pp. 702–3.
1839. Chas. Jos. La Trobe, Supt. of Port
Philip, Sept. 30; L. G. Victoria,
Jan. 27, 1851, G.
1854. John Vesey Fitzgerald Foster, Actg.
Gowr., May, till arrival of Hotham
on June 22.
1853. Capt. Sir Chas. Hotham, K.C.B.,
L. G., Dec. 6, G.; Gowr. Feb. 1,
1855, G.
1856. M.-gen. Edwd, Macarthur, Actg.
Govr., Jan, 1, until arrival of
Barkly, Dec. 26.
Sir Hy. Barkly, K.C.B., Nov. 24, G.
1863. sº Hy. Darling, K.C.B., June
6. G. '
1866. Brig.-gen. Geo. Jackson Carey, C.B.,
Actg. Gowr., May 7, until arrival
of Manners-Sutton, Aug. 15.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
705
1866. Hon. John Hy. Thos. Manners-Sut-
ton, aft. visc. Canterbury, May
19, G.
1873. Sir Wm. Foster Stawell, Actg. Govr.,
Mar. 3, until arrival of Bowen.
1873. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen, G.C.M.G.,
May 31, G.
1875. Sir Redmond Barry, Actg. Govr.
during absence of Bowen, Jan. 3
to Jan. 10.
1875. Sir W. F. Stawell, again, Actg. Govr.
during absence of Barry, Jan. 11
to Jan. 14, 1876.
1879. Geo. Augs. Constantine, M. of Nor-
manby, G.C.M.G., Feb. 24, G.
1884. Sir F. Stawell, again, Actg. Govr.,
Apr. 18, until arrival of Loch,
July 15.
Sir Hy. Brougham Loch, K.C.B.,
Apr. 18, G.
DIOCESE OF MELBOURNE.
This bishopric was formed out of that of Australia, and was consti-
tuted by Letters Patent, June 28, 1847, G. See “Diocese of Aus-
tralia,” ante, p. 703. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPS OF MELBourn E.
1847. Chas. Perry, June 28, G.; res.
1876.
1876. Jas. Moorhouse, tr. to Manchester.
1887. Field Flowers Goe, consec. Feb. 24.
DIOCESE OF BALLARAT.
This bishopric was constituted in 1875. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Sydney.
BISHOP OF BALLARAT.
1875. Saml. Thornton, consec. May 1.
NORTH AUSTRALIA.
IN 1846 a governor and lieutenant-governor of “North Australia.”
were appointed, but these titles were not continued ; the territory over
which their jurisdiction extended would seem to be the northern portion
of what are now South Australia and Queensland.
GovKRNORS OF NoFTH AUSTRALIA.
1846. Sir Chas. Augs. Fitzroy, Govr. Feb. 1846. Lt.-col. Geo. Barney, L.G Feb. 24,
24, G. G.
QUEENSLAND.
QUEENSLAND was, under the name of Moreton Bay, originally a part
of New South Wales. It was separated and constituted a separate
colony under Letters Patent, June 3, 1859, G.
GOVERNORS OF QUEENSLAND.
See also “Governors of New South Wales,” ante, pp. 702–3.
1859. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen, K.C.M.G., 1868. Saml. Wensley Blackall, May 4,
June 3, G. G
1868. Col. Maurice Chas. O'Connell, aft.
sir M., admr., Jan. 4, until ar-
rival of Blackall.
1871. Col. Sir M. C. O'Connell, again,
admr., Jan 2, until arrival of
Normanby.
45
706 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1871. Geo. Augs. Constantine, M. of Nor- 1880. Joshua Peter Bell, admr., Mar 19,
manby, Apr. 8, G. during absence of Kennedy.
1874. Col. sir M. C. O'Connell, again, 1888. Sir Arthur Hunter Palmer, K.C.M.G.,
admr., Nov. 12, until arrival of admr., May 2, until arrival of
Cairns. t Musgrave.
Wm. Wellington Cairns, c.M.G.. aft. Sir Anthy. Musgrave, K.C.M.G.,
*.*.*.*.*.*.*.* ... july 2, Gºd issä
* e 1886. Sir A. H. Palmer, again, admr.
1877. Col. Sir M. C. O'Connell, again, during absence of Musgrave.
admr., Mar. 14, until arrival of 1888. Sir Hy. Arth. Blake, K.C.M.G.,
Kennedy. | nom. but declined the appt.
Sir Arthur Edwd. Kennedy, K.C.M.G., 1889. Sir Hy. Wylie Norman, G.C.B.,
C.B., Jan. 6, G. | G.C.M.G., C.I.E., Jan. 2, G.
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DIOCESE OF BRISBANE.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent, June 3, 1859, G.
It is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPS OF BRISBANE.
1859. Edwd. Wyndham Tufnell, June 3, G.; 1885. Wm. Thos. Thornhill Webber, consec
res. 1875. & June 5.
1875. Matthew Blagden Hale, tr. from
Perth, W. A.; res. 1885.
DIOCESE OF NORTH QUEENSLAND.
This bishopric was constituted in 1878. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of Sydney.
BISHOP OF NORTH QUEENSLAND.
1878. Geo. Hy. Stanton, consec. June 24
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
THIs colony was constituted under 4 & 5 Wm. IV. cap. 95 (1834-5),
and Letters Patent, May 4, 1835, G., and Feb. 2, 1836, G. Additions
to or alterations in the constitution of this colony have been made by
13 & 14 Vict. cap. 59 (1850), 24 & 25 Vict. cap. 44 (1861), 25 & 26
Vict, cap. 11 (1862), and 28 & 29 Wict. cap. 63 (1865).
GovIERNORS of SouTH AUSTRALIA.
See also “Governors of New South Wales,” ante, pp. 702–3.
1836. Capt. John Hindmarsh, R.N., Feb. , 1861. Sir Dominick Daly, Oct. 28, G.; d.
2, G. Feb. 1868. On his death lt.-col.
Geo. Milner Stephen, Actg. Gowr, ad Hamley administered the govt.
2nt. until arrival of Fergusson, Feb.
1838. Lt.-col. Geo. Gawler, Apr. 28, G. 16, 1869.
1840. Geo. Grey, aft. Sir G., Dec. 15, G. 1869. Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt., Jan. 1,
1845. Maj. Fredk. Holt Robe, L.G., July G
15, G. 1872. Sir R. D. Hanson, ch. just., admr.,
1847. Sir Hy. Edwd. Fox Young, L.G., Dec. 7, until arrival of Mus-
June 11, G. grave.
Boyle Travers Finniss, Actg. Govr. 1873. Anthy. Musgrave, C.M.G., aft. Sir A.,
ad int. Mar. 6, G.
1851. Sir Hy. Edwd. Fox Young, now 1877. S. J. Way, ch, just, admr., Jan.
Govr., Jan. 27, G. 29, until arrival of Cairns, Mar.24.
1854. Richd. Graves MacDonnell, C. B., aft. Wm. Wellington Cairns, C.M.G., aft.
sir R., Nov. 6, G. | sir W., Jan. 8, G.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 707
1877. S. J. Way, again, admr., May 18, Aug. 14; and again during ab-
until arrival of Jervois, Oct. 2. sence of Robinson in 1883.
Col. Sir Wm. Drummond Fras. Jer- || 1882. Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson,
vois, R.E., K.C.M.G., C.B., July 5,6. K.C.M.G., Dec. 2, G.
1878. S. J. Way, again, admr. during | 1889. Algernon Hawkins Thomond, E. of
absence of Jervois, Feb. 14 to Kintore, Jan. 3, G.
DIOCESE OF ADELAIDE.
This bishopric was formed out of that of Australia, and was consti-
tuted by Letters Patent, June 28, 1847, G. See “Diocese of Australia,”
ante, p. 703. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPS OF ADELAIDE.
1847. Augs. Short, June 28, G. 1882. Geo. Wyndham Kennion, consec.
Nov. 30.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
THIs Colony was originally known as the Swan River Settlement,
which was first founded in 1826. The colony was founded June 1,
1829, and its constitution was modified in 1850 by 13 & 14 Vict.
cap. 59.
GovIFNORs of WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
See also “Governors of New South Wales,” ante, pp. 702–3.
1829. Capt. Jas. Stirling, R.N., aft. Sir J., Sept. 10, G.; did not act, being
L.G. June 1. transferred to Leeward Islands.
1832. Capt. Irving, Actg. L. G., Sept. 1868. Lt.-col. John Bruce, again, Actg.
1833. Capt. Daniel, Actg. L.G., Sept. Gowr., Nov., until arrival of
1834. Capt. Beete, Actg. L.G., May 11 to Weld, Sept. 30, 1869.
May 24. 1869. Fredk. Aloysius Weld, aft. Sir F.,
Capt. Jas. Stirling, R.N., aft. Sir J., Apr. 7, G.
Gowr. Feb. 15, G. 1874. Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson, C.M.G.,
1838. John Hutt, Apr. 28, G. aft. Sir W., Nov. 14, G.
1845. Lt.-col. Andr. Clarke, Aug. 12, G. 1877. Lt.-col. R. D. Harvest, admr., Aug.
(acted from Feb. 1840). 28, till arrival of Ord in Nov.
1847. Lt.-col. Irwin, Actg. Gowr., Feb., M.-gen sir Harry St. Geo. Ord,
till arrival of Fitzgerald, Aug. I.C.M.G., C B., Dec. 4, G.
1848. 1880. Sir Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson,
Chas. Fitzgerald, commander, R.N., R. C.M.G., again, Feb. 3, G.
Oct. 1, G. 1883. Hy, Thos. Wrenfordsley, admr.,
1854, Arthur Edwd. Kennedy, Nov. 6, G. Feb. 14, until arrival of Broome,
1862. Lt.-col. John Bruce, Actg. Gowr., June 2.
Feb. 17, until arrival of Hamp- 1882. Fredk. Napier Broome, C.M.G., aft.
tom, Feb. 27. sir F., Dec. 29, G.
1861. John Stephen Hampton, Oct. 28, 1884. Alexr. Campbell Onslow, admr.
e during absence of Broome, from
1868. Sir Benj. Chilley Campbell Pine, Nov. 11 to June 15, 1885.
DIOCESE OF PERTH, W.A.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent, January 11,
1856, G. It is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
PISHOPs of PERTH, W.A.
1856. Matthew Blagden Hale, Jan 11, G.; 1876. Hy. Hutton Parry, form. coadj. bp.
tr. to Brisbane. of Barbadoes.
45 *
708 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
TASMANIA, FORMERLY WAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
WAN DIEMEN’s LAND was discovered by Tasman in 1642. It was
taken possession of by the British in 1803, separated from New South
Wales and constituted a penal settlement by 4 Geo. IV. cap. 84 (1824)
and Order in Council dated June 23, and gazetted August 17, 1824.
The name was changed from Van Diemen’s Tand to TAS MANIA in 1853.
GovKRNors of WAN DIEMEN’s LAND.
See also “Governors of New South Wales,” ante, pp. 702–3.
Col. David Collins, Feb. 19. 1836. Lt.-col. K. Snodgrass, actg. from
Lieut. Edwd. Lord, Mar. 24 Oct. 31, till arrival of Franklin,
Capt. Murray, 8.T. Z4. } Jan. 5, 1837.
Lt.-col. Geils, Feb. 1836. Capt. Sir John Franklin, Apr. 19,
Lt.-col. Thos. Davey, Feb. 21, G.;
arr. Feb. 4, 1813.
Col. Wm. Sorell, Apr. 9.
Col. Geo. Arthur, May 14.
1804.
1810,
1812.
G.
1843. Sir John Eardley Eardley-Wilmot,
bt., Mar. 27, G.
1846. Chas. Jos. Latrobe, Oct. 13; actg.
1817.
1824.
1825. M.-gen. Ralph Darling, Govr. N. S.
Wales, Dec. 3; actg. during ab-
sence of Arthur, who returned
Dec. 6.
until arrival of Denison, Jan. 26,
1847.
1846. Capt. Wm. Thos. Denison, R.E.,
aft. Sir W., June 27, G.
Gover NORS OF TASMANIA.
1854. Sir Hy. Edwd. Fox Young, Sept. 19,
1862. Col. Thos. Gore Browne, C.B., Mar.
5, G.
Lt.-col. W. C. Trevor, C.B., Dec. 30;
admmr. until arrival of Du Cane,
Jan. 15, 1869.
Chas. Du Cane, aft sir C., Jan. 1, G.
Sir Valentine Fleming, admr., Mar.
26 to Nov. 30.
Sir Fras. Smith, admr., Nov. 30 till
arrival of Weld, Jan. 13, 1875.
1868.
1869.
1874.
1874. Fredk. Aloysius Weld, aft. sir F.,
Sept. 7, G.
1880. Sir Fras. Smith, admr., Apr. 6 till
Oct. 21.
1880. Lt.-gen. Sir John Hy. Lefroy,
IC. C.M.G., C.B., Aug. 23, G.;
admr. from Oct. 21 till arrivah
of Strahan, Dec. 7, 1881.
1880. Maj. Sir Geo. Cumine Strahan,
K.C.M.G., June 30, G.
1886. Sir Robt. Geo. Crookshank Hamil-
ton, K.C.B., Dec. 14.
DIOCESE OF TASMANIA.
This diocese was constituted by Letters Patent, Sept. 29, 1842, G.
ſt is in the ecclesiastical province of Sydney.
BISHOPS OF TASMANIA.
1842. Fras. Russell Nixon, Sept. 29, G.
1864. Chas. Hy. Bromby, June 27, G. ;
ros. 1882.
1883. Daniel Fox Sandford, consec. Apr.
25; res. 1889.
1889. H. H. Montgomery; bp, design., Mar.
NEW ZEALAND.
THE sov EREIGNTY of the islands which form New Zealand was vested
in the Crown by treaty of Waitangi, Feb. 5, 1840, and proclamation
thereunder dated May 21, and gazetted Oct. 2, 1840. It was consti-
tuted a separate colony by Letters Patent, Nov. 20, 1840, G. See also
9 & 10 Wict. cap. 103 (1846), and charter thereunder dated Dec. 23,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. - 709.
and gazetted Dec. 29, 1846; 11 & 12 Vict, cap. 5 (1848); 15 & 16 Vict.
cap. 72 (1852); 20 & 21 Vict. cap. 53 (1857); 25 & 26 Vict. cap. 48
(1862); and 31 & 32 Vict. cap. 92 (1868).
GovKRNORS OF NEW ZEALAND.
1840. Capt. John (? Wm.) Hobson, R.N., | 1843. Capt. Robt. Fitzroy, R.N., Apr. 3,
Nov. 20, G.
1842. W. Shortland, Actg. Gowr.
G.
1845. Geo. Grey, aft. sir G., July 15, G.
New Zealand was divided into— -
New Ulster, | New Munster,
under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 103 (1846), and L. P. Dec. 23, gaz. Dec. 29, 1846.
1846. Geo. Grey, aft. Sir G., Gowr. New 1851. Lt.-col. Robt. Hy. Wynyard, L.G.
Zealand, Dec. 28, G. New Ulster, Nov. 25, G.; Actg.
Edwd. John Eyre, L.G. New Ulster Gowr. New Zealand, 1854, until
and New Munster, Dec. 28, G. arrival of Browne.
By 15 & 16 Vict, cap. 72 (1852) the division into New Ulster and New Munster
was discontinued, and the colony was divided into six provinces, each under a superin-
tendent. This system was again abolished in 1875 under a Colonial Act.
1854. Col. Thos. Gore Browne, C.B., Nov. 1879. Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson,
6, G. G.C.M.G., Feb. 24, G.
1861. Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., admr. June 1880. Hon. Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon,
3, G.; Gowr. Aug. 7, G. G.C.M.G., Aug. 11, G.
1867. Sir Geo. Ferguson Bowen, G.C.M.G., 1882. Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Fras. Drummond
Nov. 16, G. Jervois, R.E., G.C.M.G., C.B., Dec.
1873. Sir Jas, Fergusson, bt., Mar. 3,
G
2, G.
o 1888, Wm. Hillier, E. of Onslow, K.C.M.g.,
1874. Geo. Augs. Constantine, M. of Nor- Nov. 27, G.
manby, K.C.M.G., Nov. 14, G.
DIOCESE OF NEW ZEALAND, NOW AUCKLAND.
This bishopric was first constituted in 1841, and its jurisdiction then
extended over the entire colony. The diocese of Christchurch, N.Z.,
was formed out of it by Letters Patent Aug. 1, 1856, G., and the
rest of the district was reconstituted by Letters Patent, Oct. 5, 1858,
g., and formed into the four dioceses of New Zealand, Welling-
ton, Waiapu, and Nelson. The name of the diocese of New Zealand
was afterwards changed to Auckland. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of New Zealand.
BISHOPS OF NEW ZEALAND, Now AUCKLAND.
1848. Geo. Augs. Selwyn ; diocese divided | 1869. Wm. Garden Cowie.
Sept. 27, 1858, vide supra; tr. to
Lichfield, 1868. -
DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.
This diocese was formed out of that of New Zealand, and was con-
stituted by Letters Patent dated Aug. 1, 1856, G. See “Diocese of
New Zealand,” supra. On the reconstitution of the diocese of New
Zealand in Sept. 1858, Christchurch was removed from the province of
Australia (now Sydney) to that of New Zealand.
BISHOP of CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.
1856. Hy, Jno. Chitty Harper, Aug. 1, G,
710 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESE OF WELLINGTON,
This bishopric was formed out of that of New Zealand, and was
constituted by Letters Patent Sept. 27, 1858, G. See “Diocese of
INew Zealand,” ante, p. 709. It is in the ecclesiastical province of New
Zealand.
BISHoPs of WELLINGTON,
1858. Chas. John Abraham, Sept. 27, G.; 1870. Octavius Hadfield.
res. 1870.
DIOCESE OF WAIAPU.
This bishopric was formed out of that of New Zealand, and was
constituted by Letters Patent, Sept. 27, 1858, G. See “Diocese of New
Zealand,” ante, p. 709. It is in the ecclesiastical province of New
Zealand.
BISHOPs of WAIAPU.
1858. Wm. Williams, Sept. 27, G. | 1877. Edwd. Craig Stuart, consec. Dec. 9.
T)IOCESE OF NELSON.
This bishopric was formed out of that of New Zealand, and was
constituted by Letters Patent, Sept. 27, 1858, G. See “Diocese of
New Zealand,” ante, p. 709.
BIs HoPs of NELSON.
1858. Edwd. Hobhouse, Sept. 27, G.; res. 1866. Andrew Burn Suter, consec. Aug.
1865. 24. g
DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN.
This bishopric was constituted in 1866.
BISHOPS OF DUNEDIN.
1866. Hy. Lascelles Jenner, res. 1871. | 1871. Saml. Tarratt Nevill, consec. June 4.
AUCKLAND ISLANDS.
THESE ISLANDs are a dependency of New Zealand. The only separate
governor was
1849. Charles Enderby, L.G., June 16, G.
The islands were granted by the British Government to Messrs.
Enderby as a whaling station, but were abandoned by them in 1852.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Christchurch, N.Z.,” ante, p. 709.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 711 .
FIJI.
THE FIJI IsLANDs were ceded to Great Britain by deed dated Oct. 10,
1874, and created into a colony by Letters Patent dated Feb. 4, and
gazetted Feb. 5, 1875. The island of Rotumah and its dependencies
j annexed by Letters Patent dated Dec. 17, and gazetted Dec. 31,
GOVERNORS OF FIJI.
1875. Hon. Sir Arth. Hamilton Gordon, Nov. 10, 1883, to July 23, 1884;
Feb. 4, G. again, 1885–6, L.G., 1886.
1880. Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, C.M.G., aft. 1886. Lt.-col. Sir Chas. Bullen Hugh
sir G., Oct. 5, G. Mitchell, K.C.M.G., Aug. 3
John Bates Thurston, C.M.G., aft. 1887. Sir John Bates Thurston, K.C.M.G.,
Sir J., admr. during absence of now Govr. ; Dec. 9.
Gowr., Oct. 17, 1882; again,
DIOCESE OF MELANESIA.
This bishopric was constituted in 1861. Its jurisdiction extends
over the Islands of the Melanesian Archipelago. It is in the eccle-
siastical province of New Zealand.
BISHOPS OF MELANESIA.
1861, J. C. Patteson. 1877. John Richardson Selwyn, consec.
Feb. 18.
WESTERN PACIFIC HIGH COMMISSION,
CREATED under 35 & 36 Vict. cap. 19 (1872), and 38 & 39 Vict. cap.
51 (1875), and Orders in Council of 1877, 1879, and 1880 (not
gazetted).
HIGH COMMISSIONERS.
1877. Hon. Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon, 1886. Sir Chas. Bullen Hugh Mitchell,
K.C.M.G., Sept. 27, G. K.C.M.G., Aug. 3.
188–, Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, C.M.G., aft. Sir | 1887. Sir John Bates Thurston, K C.M.G.,
G., assist. commr., 1880; actg. Dec. 9.
high commr., 1882.
BRITISH NEW GUINEA.
THIs TERRITORY was constituted by Letters Patent. Oct. 27, 1888, G.,
as “a separate possession and government,” by the name of BRITISH
NEW GUINEA.
ADMINISTRATOR OF BRITISH NEW GUINIEA.
1888, Wm. Macgregor, C.M.G., June 9, (Oct. 27, G.).
712 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
DIOCESE OF HONOLULU.
This bishopric was constituted in 1861. It is classed as a missionary
bishopric holding mission from the see of Canterbury. Its jurisdic-
tion is over the Sandwich Islands.
|BISHOPS OF HONOLULU.
1861. Thos. Nettleship Staley. | 1872. Alfred Willis, consec. Feb. 2.
VI—coLONIES, &c. WEST INDIES.
JAMAICA.
JAMAICA is the largest and most important of the British West Indian
possessions. It was discovered by Columbus in 1494, and taken
possession of by Spain; captured by the English in 1655, and formally
ceded to England by Spain in 1670 by the Treaty of Madrid.
THE TURKS AND CAICos IsIANDs were annexed to Jamaica by 86 &
37 Vict. cap. 6 (1873), and Order in Council dated Aug. 4, 1873. They
had previously been made subordinate thereto by Letters Patent, Nov.
21, 1848, G. Morant Cays and Pedro Cays were annexed by Letters
Patent dated Mar. 13, and gazetted Mar. 14, 1882.
The island now forms the entire diocese of Jamaica.
GOVERNORS OF JAMAIC A.
1656. G. D'Oyley. - 1711. Ld. Archd. Hamilton.
1661. Thos., ld. Windsor. 1714. Peter Heywood.
1662. Sir Chas. Lyttleton. 1716. Thos. Pitt.
1664. Col. Sir Thos. Lynch, pres. 1718. Sir Nichs. Lawes.
1666. Sir Thos. Modyford. 1722. Hy., D. of Portland; d. 1726, in
1671. Sir Thos. Lynch, again, L.G. office.
1675. Sir Hy. Morgan, L.G. ** 1726. John Ayscough, pres.
John, ld. Vaughan. 1727. M.-gen. Robt. Hunter.
1678. Sir Hy. Morgan, again, L.G. 1734. John Ayscough, again, pres.
Chas., E. of Carlisle. 1735 John Gregory, pres.
1680. Sir Hy. Morgan, again, L. G. Hy. Cunningham.
1682. Sir Thos. Lynch, again. 1736. Edwd. Trelawney.
1684. Col. Hender Molesworth, L.G. 1752. W.-adm. Chas. Knowles, aft. bt.
Sir P. Howard.
1687. Christr., D. of Albemarle.
1688. Sir Fras. Watson, pres.
1756. Hy. Moore, L.G.
1758. Brig.-gen. Geo. Haldane.
1759. Hy, Moore, again, L.G.
1690. Wm., E. of Inchiquin. 1762. Wm. Hy. Lyttelton, aft. la. Westcote.
1692. John White, pres. 1766. Roger Hope Elletson, L.G.
John Bourdon, pres. 1767. Sir Wm. Trelawney, bt., capt. R.N. ;
1693. Sir Wm. Beeston, L.G. (l. Dec. 1772.
1701. M.-gen. Wm. Selwyn. 1773. Sir Basil Keith, capt. R.N., Mar. 20;
Peter Beckford, L. G. d. Aug. 1777.
1702. Chas., E. of Peterborough; did not 1777. Lt.-gen, John Dalling, Sept. 1.
come over, and in his absence, 1782. M.-gen. Archd. Campbell.
M.-gen. Thos. Handasyde acted as 1790. Thos., E. of Effingham.
govr. 1794. Alexr., E. of Balcarres, Oct. 20.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 713
1801. M.-gen. Geo. Nugent, L.G., May 16, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., temp. govr. dur-
ſº ing inquiries, Dec. 12, G.; govr.
1806. Lt.-gen. Sir Eyre Coote. Dec. 21, G.
1807. Wm., D. of Manchester, sw. Jan. 6, 1866. Sir John Peter Grant, K.C.B., July
1808. 16, G.
1808. Wm. Anne Villettes, L.G., Jan. 8, G. 1870. Edwd. Everard , Rushworth, admr.
1809. Lt.-gen. Edwd. Morrison, L.G., June until return of Grant in 1870, and
10, G. L.G. in 1872, until return of
1828. Somerset, E. of Belmore, Aug. 9, G. Grant in 1873.
1832. Hy., E. of Mulgrave, Mar. 16, G. 1873, Wm. Alexr. Geo. Young, admr.
1833. Howe Peter, M. of Sligo, Dec. 8, G. until arrival of Grey.
1836. M.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, Oct. 15, G. 1874. Sir Wm. Grey, K.C. s.I., Mar. 14, G.
1839. Sir Chas. Theoph. Metcalf, bt., Edwd. Everard Rushworth, L.G.,
G. C.B., July 11, G. Apr. 17, G.
1842. Jas., E. of Elgin and Kincardine, 1877. Sir Anthy. Musgrave, K.C.M.G., June
Mar. 16, G. 8, G.
1846. Sir Chas. Edw. Grey, Sept. 25, G. 1878. Edwd. Newton, C.M.G., L.G., Feb.
1853. Sir Hy. Barkly, K.C.B., Aug. 9, G. 23, G.; Actg. Gowr. from Aug. 7,
1855. M.-gen. Edwd. Wells Bell, L.G., 1879, until return of Musgrave,
Mar. 30, G. June 3, 1880.
1857. Chas. Hy. Darling, aft. Sir C., Feb. 1883. M.-gen. Gamble, C.B.; admr. from
9, G. May 4, until arrival of Norman.
1860. M.-gen. Pringle Taylor, K.H., L.G., Gen. Sir Hy. Wylie Norman, K.C.B.,
Mar. 29, G. C.I.E., Oct. 27, G.
1864. Edwd. John Eyre, July 15, G. 1889. Sir Hy. Arth. Blake, K.C.M.G., Jan.
1865. M.-gen. Sir Hy. Knight Storks, 3, G.
DIOCESE OF JAMAICA.
This bishopric was formed in 1824, and is in the ecclesiastical
province of the West Indies. The Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos
Islands were added to it by Letters Patent, Nov. 21, 1843, G., but
were separated from it by Letters Patent, Nov. 6, 1861, G., and formed
into the diocese of Nassau, q.v. post, p. 716.
BISHOPS OF JAMAICA.
1824. Christr. Lipscomb, July 9, G. 1879. Wm. Geo. Tozer, bp. of Jamaica;
1843, Aubrey Geo. Spencer, Nov. 20, G. form. bp. of Centr. Afr. ; res. 1880.
1856. Regd. Courtenay, coadj. bp. of 1880. Enos Nuttall, consec. Oct. 28.
Ringston, Feb. 13, G. 1888. — Douet, assist. bp. ; consec. Now.
1872. Regd. Courtenay, bp. of Jamaica; 30.
res. 1879.
TURES AND CAICOS ISLANDS.
THESE ISLANDs are situated to the north of Jamaica. They were origi-
nally a part of the Bermudas, but were transferred to the Bahamas in
1799. They were separated from the Bahamas and placed under the
supervision of the governor of Jamaica by Letters Patent Nov. 21,
1848, G. Finally they were annexed to Jamaica by 36 & 37 Vict. cap.
6 (1873), and Order in Council, Aug. 4, 1873. They are locally under
the government of a commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE TURES AND CAICOS ISLANDS,
1874. D. T. Smith. 1885. Capt. Hy. Moore Jackson, Oct. 24.
1879. Robt. Baxter Llewelyn, Jan. 10, G.
For bishops prior to 1861, see “Bishops of Jamaica,” supra.
Tor bishops after 1861, see “Bishops of Nassau,” post, p. 716.
714 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
BRITISH HONDURAS OR BELIZE.
THIs Colony is situate on the east coast of Central America, in the
Caribbean Sea. It was discovered by Columbus in 1502, and the
Spaniards claimed sovereignty over it, but did not colonise it. The
early government was of a very primitive kind, the settlers practically
managing their own affairs. In 1786, superintendents were appointed
by the British government, and, with an interval from 1790 to 1797,
were continued until 1862, when a lieutenant-governor was appointed
subordinate to Jamaica. By Letters Patent proclaimed Oct. 31, 1884,
a governor was appointed, and the colony was thenceforward indepen-
dent of Jamaica.
British Honduras is at present temporarily attached to the bishopric
of Jamaica, but is to be shortly formed into a separate diocese, with its
own bishop.
GOVERNORS, &c. OF BRITISH HONDURAS.
SUPERINTENDENTs.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1786. Col. Edwd. Marcus Despard 1822. M.-gen. Allan Hampden Pye.
1790. Col. Peter Hunter. 1823. M.-gen. Edwd. Codd.
1790–97. Magistrates elected annually. 1829. Maj. Alexr. McDonald (actg.).
1797. Col. Thos. Barrow, 1830. Lt.-col. Fras. Cockburn.
1800. Gen. Sir Richd. Basset, 1837. Lt.-col. Alexr. McDonald.
1805. Lt.-col. Gabriel Gordon. 1843. Col. Chas. St. John Fancourt, K. H.
1806. Lt.-col. Alexr. Mark Kerr Hamilton. 1851. Philip Edmd. Wodehouse.
1809. Lt.-col. John Nugent Smyth. 1854. Wrm. Stevenson.
1814. Maj. Geo. Arthur. 1857. Fredk. Seymour.
LIEUTENANT GovI&RNORs.
1862. Fredk. Seymour, above named, July 1876. Capt. Mitchell, R.N., admr. until
19, G. arrival of Barlee.
1864. John Gardiner Austin, Feb. 1, G. 1877. Fredk. Palgrave Barlee, May 10, G.
1867. Jas. Robt. Longden, Dec. 5, G. 1883. Col. Robt. Wrm. Harley, C.B., C.M.G.,
1870. Wm. Wellington Cairns, aft. Sir W., aft. Sir R., Apr. 18, G.
July 6, G. Hy. Fowler, admr. until arrival of
1871. Lt.-col. Harley, C.B., admr. until Goldsworthy.
return of Cairns in 1872. 1884. Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy, C.M.G.,
1874. Capt. Mitchell, R.N., admr. until aft. Sir R., May 31, G. ; app.
arrival of Mundy. - govr., wt infra.
Maj. Robt. Miller Mundy, Mar. 4, G.
GovKRNORs.
1884. Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy, C.M.G., aft. Sir G., above-named, Oct. 7, G.
Eor bishops, see Introduction, supra, and “Diocese of Jamaica,” .
ante, p. 713.
BRITISH GUIANA.
BERBICE, UEMERARA, ESSEQUIBO.
THESE SETTLEMENTs were first established by the Dutch West India
Company in 1580. Afterwards, as the result of various wars, they
were from time to time taken by Great Britain, France, and Holland.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
715,
Ultimately they were taken by Great Britain in 1803, and finally ceded
to that country in 1814.
PRIOR to 1831, DEMERARA and EssEQUIBo formed one colony, and
BERBICE another.
BRITISH GUIANA.
In that year they were all united under the title of
THIS COLONY constitutes the diocese of Guiana.
1806. Hy. Bentinck, Feb. 1, G.; app. Gowr.
1808.
1810.
1831.
1833.
1835.
1838.
1848.
1854.
1857.
1861.
1866.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF DEMERARA AND ESSEQUIBO.
Dec. 13, 1808, G.; sw. Jan. 4,
1809.
1824. M.-Gen. Sir Benjn. D'Urban, K.C.B.,
Jan. 5, G.
For subsequent Governors, see “Governors of British Guiana,” infra.
- 5 3
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF BERBICE.
Wm. Woodley, Oct. 8, G.
Robt. Gordon, May 2, G.
1821. Hy. Beard, Jan. 22, G.; sw. Jan. 30,
1826.
For subsequent Governors, see “Governors of British Guiana,” infra,
GovKRNORS OF BRITISH GUIANA.
M.-gen. Sir Benjn. D'Urban, K.C.B., 1866.
Feb. 15, G.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Carmichael Smyth, 1868.
bt., L.G., June 8, G.; again app.
L. G. Feb. 26, 1835, G.
M.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, Gowr. B.
Guiana, Trinidad, and St. Lucia,
Feb. 26, G. |
M.-gen Sir Jas. Carmichael Smyth,
L.G., June ; app. Gov.r., Oct. 18, 1877.
1836, G.
Hy. Light, May 1, G.
W. Walker, May 20; Actg. Gowr.
until arrival of Barkly.
Col. Sir Wm. Macbean Geo. Cole- 1879.
brooke; app. Apr. 28, G., but did
not proceed.
Hy. Barkly, aft. Sir H., Dec. 12,
G
Philip Edmd. Wodehouse, aft. sir P.,
Feb. 10, G.
W. Walker, July 25, Actg.
until return of Wodehouse, May
10, 1858; again, May 9, 1861,
until arrival of Hincks. |
Fras. Hincks, aft. Sir F., Dec. 5,
G. |
Maj. Robt. Miller Mundy, L.G., May 1887.
29 ; until app. of Watson.
1873.
i 1874.
1882.
Govr. 1884.
1885.
Hy. Watson, Oct. 11; admr. until
return of Hincks, Aug. 12, 1867.
John Scott, aft. Sir J., Dec. 31, G. "
to Dec. 26, 1873.
Edwd. Everard Rushworth, D.C. L.,.
C.M.G., June 27 ; admr. until
arrival of Longden.
Jas. Robt. Longden, C.M.G., aft. Sir
J., Mar. 14, G.
Wm. Alexr. Geo. Young, C.M.G.,
Mar. 8; admr. until arrival of
Kortright.
Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright,
C.M.G., aft. Sir C., July 14, G.
Wm. Alexr. Geo. Young, C.M.G.,
L.G. ; actg. from Apr. 6, 1879,.
until return of Kortright, Dec. 4,
1879; again, from Dec. 13, 1881,
until arrival of Irving,
Sir Hy. Turner Irving,
Mar. 7, G.
Wm. Fredk. Haynes Smith, LL.D.,
actg. from Apr. 26, until return
of Irving, Sept. 2, 1884.
IX.C. M. G. 3.
Chas. Bruce, C.M.G., L.G., Nov. 2,
G. ; actg. during absence of
Irving.
Jenico Wrm. Jos., visc. Gormanston,
K.C.M.G., Dec. 14, G.
BISHOPRIC OF GTIANA,
This diocese was constituted by Letters Patent, Sept. 29, 1842, G.
It is in the ecclesiastical province of the West Indies.
BISHOP of GUIANA.
1842, Wm. Piercy Austin, Sept. 29, G.
T16 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
BAHAMA ISLANDS.
THESE ISLAND's lie between Cuba and the coast of Florida on the
North American continent. St. Salvador, one of the group, was dis-
covered by Columbus in 1492. Being abandoned by the Spaniards the
islands were occupied by the English in 1629, and in 1670 New Provi-
dence was granted by Chas. II. to a trading company. From 1703 to
1718 the islands were in the hands of the French and the Spaniards.
In 1718 the British resumed possession of them, but surrendered them
to the Spaniards in 1781. They were finally restored to Great Britain
in 1783 by the Treaty of Versailles.
THE TURKS AND CAICos IsIANDs, which belong to the group, were
separated from it by Letters Patent, Nov. 21, 1848, G., and placed
under Jamaica. See “Jamaica,” ante, p. 712.
The Bahama Islands were formerly a part of the diocese of Jamaica,
but with the Turks and Caicos Islands were separated from it in 1861,
and formed into the diocese of Nassau.
GOVERNORS OF THE BAIHAMIA ISLANDS.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1671. Wentworth Johnson. 1834. Lt.-Col. Wrm. Macbean Geo. Cole-
1673. — Chillingworth. brook, L.G., Sept. 9, G.
1677. — Clark. 1837. Col. Fras. Cockburn, L.G., Mar. 28,
1684. — Lilburne, G.
1687. — Bridges, 1838. Sir Lionel Smith.
1690. Cadwallader Jones. 1840. Col. Fras. Cockburn, as Gowr., Apr.
1694. — Trott. 18, G.
Nichs. Webb. 1844. Geo. Benvenuto Mathew, Mar. 26,
1700. Elias Haskett. G.
Ellis Lightfoot. 1848, John Gregory, Dec. 16, G.
1704. — Birch. 1854. Sir Alex. Bannerman, May 8, G.
1717. Woodes Rogers. 1857. Chas. John Bayley, Feb. 23, G.
1721. Geo. Phinny, or Finny. 1864. Rawson Wm. Rawson, C.B., aft. Sir
1728. Woodes Rogers, again.
R., Nov. 15, G.
1783. Richd. Fitzwilliam.
1869. Sir Jas. Walker, K.C.M.G., C.B., Apr.
1738. John. Tinker, 15, G.
1759. Wm. Shirley. 1873 John Pope Hennessy, C.M.G., aft. Sir
1767. Thos. Shirley, aft. Sir T. J., Mar. 13, G.
1774. Mountford Browne. 1874. Wm. Robinson, C.M.G., aft. Sir W.,
1779. John Maxwell. L.G., Oct. ; Gowr. 1875.
1787. John, 4th E. of Dunmore. | 1880. Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, C.M.G., aft.
1796. John Forbes, L. G. | Sir G., Aug. 3, G.
1797. Wm. Dowdeswell. 1880. Thos. Fitzgerald Callaghan, C.M.G.,
1801. John Halkett, Dec. 2, G. Sept. 11, G.
1803. Chas. Cameron, Dec. 22, G.; sw. | 1881. Chas. Cameron Lees, C.M.G., aft. Sir
May 3, 1804. C., Oct. 5, G.
1820. M.-gen Lewis Grant, Jan. 1, G. 1884. Hy. Arthur Blake, aft. Sir H., Jam.
1829. Sir Jas. Carmichael Smyth, bt., 15, G.
May 8, G. 1887. Sir Ambrose Shea, K.C.M.G., July
1833. Blayney Townley Balfour, L.G., 11, G.
Mar. 6, G.
BISHOPRIC OF NASSAU.
The Bahama Islands were by Letters Patent, Nov. 21, 1843, G.,
made part of the diocese of Jamaica. By Letters Patent, Nov. 6,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 717
1861, G, the Bahama Islands and its dependencies and the Turks and
Caicos Islands were separated from Jamaica, and constituted into the
see of Nassau. The diocese is in the ecclesiastical province of the
West Indies. -
BISBOPs of NASSAU.
1861. Chas. Caulfeild, Nov. 6, G. 1878. Fras. Alexr. Cramer Roberts.
1863. * Robt. Peel Venables, 1886. Edwd. Townson Churton.
OW. G.
THE WINDWARD ISLANDS.
MARTINIQUE (Now RESTORED To FRANCE);
BARBADOS, TRINIDAD, AND TOBAGO,
(Now SEPARATE Colon IEs);
AND
GRENADA, ST. VINCENT, AND ST. LUCIA.
THE WINDWARD ISLANDs are the most southern of the West Indian.
group, and are situated in the Caribbean Sea. Geographically they
comprise all the islands above-named, besides some smaller dependen-
cies; but the colonies now grouped together for the purpose of govern-
ment under the name of the Windward Islands comprise Grenada, St.
Vincent, and St. Lucia only.
MARTINIQUE was discovered by Columbus in 1493, and colonised by
the French in 1635. It was taken by Great Britain in 1762, but
restored to France by the Treaty of Paris in 1763. It was again taken
by Great Britain in 1794, again restored to France at the Peace of
Amiens in 1802–3; again taken by Great Britain in February 1809, and
finally restored to France in 1815.
BARBADos is believed to have been discovered by the Portuguese.
It was colonised by the English in 1625, and has ever since continued
one of the British possessions.
TRINIDAD is the most southerly of the West Indian Islands. It was
discovered by Columbus in 1498, colonised by Spain in 1532, captured
by Great Britain in 1797, and ceded to that country by the Treaty of
Amiens in 1802–3. -
ToBAGo was discovered by Columbus in 1498, but, as with many
other of the Spanish discoveries, no attempt was made to colonise the
island. It was claimed by the English in 1580, and some attempts
made to colonise it, but these failed; and after various disputes con-
cerning it between the English, French, and Dutch, the island was
declared neutral by the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748). In 1763 it
was ceded to England by the treaty of Paris, but on the renewal of
hostilities it was captured by France in 1781, surrendered to France in
1783, captured by Great Britain in 1793, restored to France in 1802,
recaptured by Great Britain in 1803, and ultimately ceded to that
country in 1814.
718 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
GRENADA was discovered by Columbus in 1498, colonised by French
settlers about 1650, annexed to France in 1674, captured by the British
in 1762, and ceded to them by the treaty of Paris in 1763. It was
re-taken by the French in 1779, but finally restored to Great Britain
at the treaty of Versailles in 1783.
THE GRENADINEs are a number of small islands lying between
Grenada and St. Vincent. They are included in the government of
one or other of those colonies.
ST. WINCENT was discovered by Columbus in 1498. It was granted
by the kings of England, (by what authority it is rather hard to say),
to James, Earl of Carlisle, in 1627; to Williau), Lord Willoughby of
Parham, in 1672; and to John, Duke of Montagu, in 1722; the in-
tervals being filled up by declarations of “neutrality " between
England and France. In 1762 the island was taken possession of by
the British, and was ceded to them by the treaty of Paris in 1763.
It was surrendered to France in 1779 (Sept. 28, G.), and ultimately
restored to Great Britain in 1783 by the treaty of Versailles.
St. Lucia was discovered by Columbus in 1502. Its possession
was disputed between England and France with varying success from
1635 to 1763, when it was secured to France by the treaty of Paris.
It was conquered by Great Britain in 1782, restored to France by the
treaty of Versailles in 1783, surrendered to Great Britain in 1794,
restored to France by the treaty of Amiens in 1802–3, again captured,
and ever since retained, by Great Britain in 1803 (July 30, G.).
THE WINDWARD ISLANDs have from time to time been grouped
together in various combinations for the purposes of government, and,
for some years, Dominica, which is classed as one of the Leeward
Islands, was joined with them. Some care is, therefore, necessary in
searching the following lists of governors. In 1763 a governor was
appointed for the “SOUTHERN CARIBBEE ISLANDs’’ of GRENADA,
Dom(INICA, ST. WINCENT, and ToBAGo. In 1833 (Feb. 13, G.), BAR-
BADos, ST. VINCENT, GRENADA, and ToBAGO were united under one
governor resident at Barbados, with lieutenant-governors for the other
islands, and ST. LUCIA was added to this federation in 1838. By
Letters Patent (May 4, 1885, G.) the office of “Governor and Com-
mander in Chief of the WINDWARD ISLANDs,” eo nomine, was created,
with jurisdiction over GRENADA, ST. VINCENT, ToBAGo, and ST.
IUCIA. The governor was made resident at Grenada, and the other
islands were placed under lieutenant-governors or administrators.
BARBADos thenceforth became a separate and independent colony. The
government of Trinidad was generally distinct from that of the
other islands, but, as will be seen below, was occasionally joined with
them under one governor.
By 50 & 51 Vict. c. 44 (1877), and Order in Council dated Nov. 17,
and gazetted Nov.30, 1888, ToBAGO was separated from the WINDwARD
IsLANDs, and as from Jan. 1, 1889, joined with TRINIDAD as one colony,
to be called TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO.
The Windward Islands constitute the dioceses of BARBADos and
Trinidad.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 719
GOVERNORS OF THE WINDWARD ISLANDS,
or of two or more of them, arranged chronologically, with their
appointments specified.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 717–8.
GovKRNORs of BARBADos, GRENADA, ST. VINCENT, AND TOBAGO.
M.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. 1835. App. Gowr. B. Guiana, Trinidad
1833. App. Gowr, Barbados, St. Vincent, and St. Lucia, Feb. 26, G.
Grenada and Tobago, Feb. 13, 1836. Sir Evan John Murray Macgregor,
G. Oct. 17, G.
GovKRNOR OF BARBADos, ST. VINCENT, TobAGo, TRINIDAD, AND
ST. LUCIA.
1841. Sir Chas. Edwd. Grey, Aug. 24, G.
GOVERNORS of BARBADos, GRENADA, ST. VINCENT, TOBAGO, AND
ST. LUCIA.
1846. Lt.-col. Wm. Reid, R.E., Sept 25, G. 1876. John Pope Hennessy, aft. Sir J.,
1848. Col. sir Wm. Macbean Geo. Cole- Jan. 15, G.
brooke, Aug. 11, G. 1876. Capt. Geo. Cumine Strahan, R.A.,
1856. Fras. Hincks, aft. Sir F. C.M.G., aft. Sir G., Dec. 2.
1861. Jas. Walker, aft. Sir J., Dec, 5, G. 1882. Sir Wm. Robinson, K.C.M.G.
1869. Rawson Wm. Rawson, C.B., aft, sir
R., Apr. 15, G.
By Letters Patent dated March 17, 1885, (May 4, 1885, G.), Barbados became a
separate government, and the colony of the WINDWARD ISLANDS was constituted, con-
sisting only of Grenada, St. Vincent, Tobago, and St. Lucia.
GovKRNORS of THE WIND WARD ISLANDS.
1885. Walter Jos. Sendall, May 4, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Barbados,” post, p. 721.
BRITISH GOVERNORS OF MARTINIQUE.
See Introduction, ante, p. 717.
1809. M.-gen. Hon. John Brodrick, June | 1812. M.-gen. Chas. Wale, Feb. 21, G.
10, G.
GOVERNORS OF BARBADOS.
See Introduction ante, p. 717.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1625. Wm. Deam. 1666. Hy. Willoughby,
1628. Chas. Wolferston. Hy. Hawley, Joint Gowrs.
l629. Jno. Powell, Saml. Berwick,
Robt. Wheatley, Joint Gowrs. 1667. Wm., ld, Willoughby of Parham.
Sir Wrm. Tufton, 1668. Christr. Codrington, Dep. Gowr, in
1630. Hy. Hawley. absence of là. Willoughby,
1633. Richd. Peers, Dep. Gowr. until 1669. Wm., ld. Willoughby, returned.
return of Hawley in 1634. 1670. Christr. Codrington, again, Dep. Govr.
1634. Richd. Peers, again, Dep. Govr. in absence of là. Willoughby.
until return of Hawley in 1636. 1672. Wm., ld, Willoughby, returned.
1638, Wm. Hawley, Dep. Gowr. until 1673. Sir Peter Colleton, bt., Dep. Gowr.
return of H. Hawley in 1639. 1674. Sir Jonathan Atkins.
1640. Sir Hy. Hunks. 1680. Sir. Richd. Dutton.
1641. Philip Bell. 1683. Sir John. Witham, Dep. Gowr.
1650. Fras., ld. Willoughby of Parham. | 1684. Sir Richd. Dutton.
1651. Sir Geo. Ayscue. 1685. Edwin Stede, Dep. Gowr.
1652. Daniel Searle, Dep. Govr. 1690. Jas. Kendal,
1660. Thos. Modifod. 1694. Hon. Fras. Russell.
1663. Fras., ld. Willoughby, again. 1696. Fras. Bond, pres.
720
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1698.
1701.
1703.
| 706.
1707.
1710.
1711.
1714.
1715.
1720.
Hon. Ralph Grey, aft lå. Grey.
John Farmer (? Turner), pres.
Sir Bevil Granville.
Wm. Sharpe, pres.
Metford Crowe.
Geo. Lillington, pres.
Robt. Lowther.
Wm. Sharpe, pres.
Lowther.
Robt. Lowther, returned.
John Frere, pres.
in absence of
1720–1. Saml. Cox, pres.
I 721.
1722.
1728.
1731.
Richd. Wisc. Irwin,
before setting out.
John, ld. Belhaven; drowned on his
passage out.
Hy. Worsley.
Edwd. Ashe.
Saml. Barwick, pres.
app. but d.
1733. Jas. Dotin, pres.
1735.
Emanuel Scrope, Wisc. Howe, d. 1735.
Jas. Dotin, pres.
1739. Hon. Robt. Byng.
1740.
1742.
Jas. Dotin, again, pres.
Sir Thos. Robinson, bt.
1747. Hon. Hy. Grenville.
1753.
1766.
Ralph Weeks, pres.
Chas. Pinfold.
Saml. Rous, pres.
1767-8. Wm. (? Chas.) Spry.
1771.
1772.
1773.
1780.
1783.
1784.
1790.
Saml. Rous, again, pres.
Hon. Edwd. Hay.
John Dotin, again, pres.
Jas. Cunninghame.
John Dotin, again, pres.
David Parry.
Hy. Frere, pres. during absence of
Parry.
David Parry, returned; d. in office.
1793.
1794,
1800.
1800.
1803.
1804.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.
1816.
1820.
1821.
1825.
1826,
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1832.
Wm. Bishop, pres.
Geo. Poyntz Ricketts.
Wm. Bishop, again, pres.
Fras. Humberstone, ld.
Nov. 26, sw.
John Ince, pres. during absence of
Seaforth.
Ld. Seaforth, returned.
John Spooner, pres.
Hugh Elliot, Apr. 10, G.
Lt.-Gen. Geo. Beckwith, aft, Sir G.
Oct. 8, G.
John Spooner, pres.
Lt.-Gen. Sir Jas. Leith, G.C.B., May
10, G.
John Spooner, again, pres. during
absence of Leith.
Sir Jas. Leith, returned.
John Foster Alleyne, pres. until arr.
of Combermere.
Gen. Stapleton, ld., aft. visc. Com-
bermere, G.C.B., Dec. 24, G.
John Braithwaite Skeete, pres.
Saml. Hinds, pres.
Lt.Gen. Sir Hv.Warde, K.C.B., Feb.8,6.
J. B. Skeete, again, pres. during
absence of Warde.
Sir Hy. Warde, K.C.B., returned.
J. B. Skeete, again pres.
Seaforth
Lt.-Gen. Sir Jas. Lyon, K.C.B.,
Mar. 17, G.
J. B. Skeete, again, pres, during
absence of Lyon.
Sir Jas. Lyon, returned.
J. B. Skeete, aſſain, pres. during
absence of Lyon.
Sir Jas. Lyon, returned.
J. B. Skeete, again, pres, until arr.
of Smith.
From 1833 to 1885, the Governors of Barbados were appointed Governors of other
islands also.
marked thus—
See Introduction, ante, p. 718.
In the following list the Governors
* were Governors of Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, and Tobago.
2 3 Barbados, St. Vincent, Tobago, Trinidad, and St. Lucia.
5 5 Barbados, Grenada, St. Vincent, Tobago, and St. Lucia.
The lieutenant-governors, administrators, and presidents were for Barbados only.
+
f
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1841.
*M. Gen. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B.
Feb. 13, G.
John Alleyne Beccles, pres. during
absence of Smith.
*Sir L. Smith, returned.
J. A. Beccles, again, pres, during
absence of Smith.
*Sir L. Smith, returned.
J. A. Beccles, again, pres. during
absence of Smith.
*Sir L. Smith, returned.
*Sir Evan John Murray M'Gregor
bt., K.C.B., Oct. 17, G.
John Brathwaite Skeete, pres. until
app. of Darling.
H. C. Darling, L.G.
1841.
1846.
1847.
1848,
1849,
1850.
+Sir Chas. Edwd. Grey, Aug, 24, G.
iLt.-Col. Wm. Reid, R.E., Sept. 25, G.
J. R. Best, pres. during absence of
Reid.
:Wm. Reid, C.B., returned.
J. S. Gaskin, pres. during absence
of Reid.
†Wm. Reid, C.B., returned.
Col. Sir Wm. Macbeam Geo.
Colebrooke, C. B., Aug. 11, G.
J. S. Gaskin, again, pres. during
absence of Colebrooke.
jSir W. M. G. Colebrooke, returned.
J. R. Best, pres. during absence of
Colebrooke.
tSir W. M. G. Colebrooke, returned.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 721
1851. K. B. Hamilton, admr. until appt. 1875. Sanford Freeling, C.M.G., aft. Sir S.,
of Gaskin. admr. until arr. of Hennessy.
1852. J. S. Gaskin, again, pres. during 1876. f.John Pope Hennessy, C.M.G., aft.
absence of Colebrooke. Sir J., Jan. 15, G.
fSir W. M. G. Colebrooke, re- f(Japt. Geo. Cumine Strahan, R.A.,
turned. C.M.G., aft. Sir G., Dec. 2, G.
1856. TR'ras. Hincks, aft. Sir F. Geo. Dundas, C.M.G., L.G. during
Grant E. Thomas, pres, during ab- absence of Strahan.
sence of Hincks. †Maj. G. C. Strahan, returned.
1858. Fras. Hincks, returned. 1878. Geo. Dundas, C.M.G., again, L.G.
1859. Jas. Walker, aft. Sir J., admr. during absence of Strahan.
during absence of Hincks. 1879. {Maj. Sir G. C. Strahan, K.C.M.G.,
1860. Sir Fras. Hincks, K.C.M.G., C.B., re- returned.
turned. 1880. M.-gen. D. J. Gamble, C.B., admr.
1861. Jas. Walker, C.B., aft. Sir J., now until appt. of Robinson.
Gowr., Dec. 5, G. Wm. Robinson, aft. Sir W., L.G.
1865. Maj. Robt. Miller Mundy, aft. Sir R., 1881. Col. Sir Robt. Wm. Harley, C.B.,
admr. during absence of Walker. K.C.M.G., admr. until appt. of
£Sir Jas. Walker, K.C.M.G., C.B., re- Robinson.
turned. 1882. IWm. Robinson,aft. sirW., now Gowr.
1869. £Rawson Wm. Rawson, G.B., aft. Sir 1884. M.-gen. Browne, admr. during ab-
R., Apr. 15, G. sence of Robinson.
SEPARATE GOVERNMENT of BARBADos.
See Introduction, ante, p. 718.
1884. Sir Wm. Robinson, K.C.M.G., May 4, 1885. Sir Chas. Cameron Lees, K.C.M.G.,
Sept. 4.
DIOCESE OF BARBA DOS.
This bishopric was originally created by Letters Patent dated July
24, 1824, and enlarged or altered by subsequent patents dated April 2,
1825, May 11, 1826, and Sept. 24, 1838. By Letters Patent (Sept. 29,
1842, G.), all previous patents were revoked, and a diocese constituted,
comprising Barbados, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Trinidad, Geneva, and
Tobago. A separate diocese of Trinidad was constituted in 1872.
Barbados is in the ecclesiastical province of the West Indies.
BISHOPS OF BARBADos.
1824. W. H. Coleridge. 1873. J. Mitchinson.
1842. Thos. Parry, Sept. 29, G. 1882. Herbert Bree, consec. May 1.
GOVERNORS OF TRINIDAD.
See Introduction, ante, pp. 717–8.
The earlier names are taken from, and the whole list corrected by, the Colonial
List.
SPANISH GovKRNORs.
1735. Lt.-col. E. S. de Linany Vera, Oct. 1762, J. A. Gil-Knight.
11. 1765. J. de Bruno, June 19.
1745. F. de la Monteras, Dec. 4. 1766. Juan de Flores.
1746. Juan José Salcedo, June 19. 1773. J. de Dios Valdez.
1752. F. Manclares. * 1776. Manuel Falquez, Nov. 30.
1757. Pedro de la Moneda. 1779. Maria de Salavaria, Aug.
1760. Juan San Juan. 1783. José Maria de Chagon, Sept. 1,
46
722
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1797.
1803.
1810.
1811.
1813.
1821.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1833.
1835.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
|BRITISH GovKRNORs.
Sir Ralph Abercrombie, Feb. 18.
Brig.-gen. Thos. Picton, Apr. (May
26, 1801, G.)
Col. Wm. Fullerton
Brig.-gen. Thos. Picton
Commodore Saml. Hood
Brig.-gen. Thos. Hislop, July 20.
(Jan. 21, 1806, G.)
Lt.-col. Tolly (acting), Jan. 9.
Col. Munro, Apr. 25.
Sir Ralph J. Woodford, bt., June
14. (Sept. 21, 1812, G.)
Lt.-col. A. W. Young, Apr. 12;
acting until return of Woodford,
Feb. 18, 1823.
Maj. Capadose, Apr. 1; acting until
arrival of Grant.
Sir Chas. F. Smith, R.E., Apr. 18;
acting until arrival of Grant.
Col. Farquharson, July 26; acting
until arrival of Grant.
M.-gen. Lewis Grant, Mar. 10. (Aug.
9, 1828, G.)
Lt.-Col. Doherty, acting during ab-
sence of Grant; Nov. 20 to Feb.
15, 1830, and May 15 to June 3,
1830.
Lt.-col. Sir Chas. F. Smith, acting
during absence of Grant; June 3
to Dec. 5, 1831.
Sir Geo. Fitzgerald Hill, L.G., June 9.
M.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, app. Gowr.
B. Guiana, Trinidad and St.
Lucia, and sir G. F. Hill, L. G.
Trinidad, Feb. 26, G.
Lt.-col. Mein, Mar. 8; acting until
arrival of McGregor.
Col. Sir E. M. McGregor, Gowr.,
Mar. 24.
Lt.-col. Mein (Feb. 2, 1839, G.), ac-
ting until arrival of Macleod, Mar.
28.
Col. Sir Hy. Geo. Macleod, L.G.,
Apr. 13; app. Gowr. May31,1842, G.
NoTE.—Sir Chas. Edwd. Grey was
Governor from Aug. 24, 1841, G.,
to Mar. 31, 1842, G. See “Bar-
bados,” ante. p. 720.
Maj. Barlow, acting during absence
of Macleod, Nov. 11.
Maj. Tyler, acting during absence
of Macleod, Dec. 14.
Lt.-col. Sir Chas. Chichester, acting
during absence of Macleod, Sept.
25 to May 9, 1842.
Maj. F. Fuller, acting during ab-
sence of Macleod, June 29 to
Aug. 8.
Lt.-col. Sir Chas. Chichester, acting
during absence of Macleod, Aug.
8 to May 3, 1843.
Commr.S.,
3. Il.
1845.
1846.
1851.
1853.
1854.
1856.
1857.
1860.
1861.
1864.
1866.
1868.
1870.
1872.
1874.
1876.
1877.
1880.
Lt.-col. E. C. Archer, acting during
absence of Macleod, Feb. 8 to
July 2.
Lt.-col. Brown, Apr. 21; acting
until arrival of Harris.
Geo. Fras. Robt., ld. Harris, L.G.,
Apr. 22. (May 5, 1846, G.) App.
Gowr, Nov. 3, 1846, G.
Lt.-Col. Ward, R.E., acting during
absence of Harris, June 12 to
Feb. 11, 1853.
Maj. Halliday, acting during absence
of Harris, Feb. 11 to Feb. 25.
Maj. L. Bouchier, acting until arrival
of Elliott, Jan. 26.
Capt. Chas. Elliott, aft. K.C.B., Mar.
10. (Jan. 11, G.)
Lt.-col. B. Brooks, acting until
arrival of Keate, Oct. 27.
Robt. Wm. Keate, Jan. 26. (Nov. 6,
1856, G.)
Jas. Walker, C.B., L.G., Apr. 7.
(Mar. 13, G.)
Maj. Holworthy, acting during ab-
sence of Keate, Mar. 25 to May.
Maj. Thompson, admr. until arrival
of Manners-Sutton, July 5.
Hon. John Hy. Thos. Manners-Sut-
ton, aft. visc. Canterbury, Sept. 6.
(June 24, G.)
E. E. Rushworth, admr.
arrival of Gordon, Apr. 24.
Hon. Arthur Hamilton Gordon,
C.M.G., Nov. 7. (June 30, G.)
Maj. Bostock, admr. during ab-
sence of Gordon, Apr.8 to Apr. 20.
Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright,
aft. Sir C., admr. during absence
of Gordon, June 25 to Dec. 21.
Jas. Robt. Longden, C.M.G., aft. Sir
J., June 25. (July 18, G.)
W. H. Rennie, admr. during absence
of Longden, July 11 to May 21,
1873.
J. Scott Bushe, admr. until arrival
of Cairns, Apr. 27.
Wm. Wellington Cairns, C.M.G., aft.
sir W., May 2. (Mar. 14, G.)
J. Scott Bushe, admr. until arrival
of Irving, May 27.
Hy. Turner Irving, C.M.G., aft. Sir
H., Nov. 20. (Sept. 7, G.)
J. Scott Bushe, C.M.G., admr.
during absence of Irving, Dec. 9
to Feb. 3, 1877.
Geo. Wm. Des Voeux, C.M.G., aft. Sir
G., L.G., acting during absence
of Irving, Feb. 3 to Jan. 2, 1878.
W. R. Pyne, admr., acting until
arrival of Freeling, July 27 to
Aug. 27.
until
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
723
1880. Wm. Alexr. Geo. Young, C.M.G.,
admr. until arrival of Freeling,
Aug. 27.
Sir Sanford Freeling, K.C.M.G., Nov.
2. (Oct. 4, G.)
1882. J. Scott Bushe, C.M.G., admr.
during absence of Freeling, June
28 to Sept 1.
1884. J. Scott Bushe, C.M.G., admr., Mar.
28; until arrival of Havelock.
1884. Sir Fredk. Palgrave
K.C.M.G., L.G., June 19;
arrival of Havelock.
J. Scott Bushe, C.M.G., admr., Aug.
8; until arrival of Havelock.
1885. Sir Arthur Elibank Havelock.
K.C.M.G., Jan. 24.
Sir Wm. Robinson, K.C.M.G., Oct. 9.
1886. J. Scott Bushe, admr. during ab-
sence of Robinson, May 29 to
July 16.
Barlee,
until
Trinidad and Tobago were united into one colony as from Jan. 1, 1889.
See Introduction, ante, p. 718.
For bishops prior to 1872, see “Bishops of Barbados,” ante, p. 721.
DIOCESE OF TRINIDAD.
This bishopric was constituted in 1872. It is in the ecclesiastical
province of the West Indies.
BISHOPS of TRINIDAD.
1872. Richd. Rawle, consec. June 29.
| 1888. Jas. Thos. Hayes.
GOVERNORS OF TOBAGO.
See Introduction ante, p. 717.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1764. — Browne, L.G.
1768. Brig.-gen. Robt. Melville, Govr. of
Grenada, Dominica, St. Vincent,
and Tobago.
1770. — Stewart.
1771. Brig.-gen. Wm. Leybourne Ley-
bourne, Gowr. of Grenada, Domi-
nica, St. Vincent and Tobago.
Maj. Young, L.G.
— Ferguson, L.G.
From 1781 to 1783 the Island was
in the possession of the French.
1784. — Dillon.
1794. — Ricketts.
1795. — Lindsay.
1796. — Delaney.
1800. — Masters.
#. iº French Governors.
1803. — Picton, L.G.
— McDonald, L.G.
— Johnstone, L.G.
John Halkett, Oct. 27.
— Balfourn.
Sir Wm. Young.
— Campbell, pres.
Gen. Sir Fredk. Phillip Robinson,
K.C.B., Feb. 13, G.
1806.
1807.
1810.
1816.
1819. — Cumine, pres.
1820. — Robley, pres.
1823. — Nichol, pres.
1826. — Brasmell, pres.
1827. — Piggott, pres.
1828. Gen. Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B., Feb.
27, G.
M.-gen. Nathl. Blackwell, Apr. 17,
G.
For Governors from 1833 to 1885, see “Governors of Barbados,” ante, pp. 720–1.
For Governors since 1885, see “Governors of Windward Islands,” ante, p. 719.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORS AND ADMINISTRATORS OF TobAGO.
1833. M.-gen. Hy. Chas. Darling,L.G.,Mar.
1
1845. Maj. Laurence Graeme, Aug. 18, G.
1851. David Robt. Ross, L.G., Feb. 14,
G.
1851. Fredk. Daly, L.G., Sept. 16, G.
1854. Willoughby Shortland, L.G., Jan.
10, G.
1857. Ja.s. 'Vickery Drysdale, L.G., Apr.
1, G.
46 %
724
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1864. Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright,
aft. Sir C., L.G., Oct. 14, G.
1872. Herbert Taylor Ussher, C.M.G.,
L.G., Sept. 12, G.
1875. Col. Robt. Wm. Harley, C.B., C.M.G.,
aft. Sir R., L.G., Aug. 9, G.
1877.
1881.
1883.
1885.
Augs. Fredk. Gore, L.G., Sept. 29, G.
Edwd. Laborde, admr., Oct. 6, G.
John Worrell Carrington, admr.
Loraine Geddes Hay, admr.
Robt. Baxter Llewelyn, admr.
1886. Loraine Geddes Hay, again, admr.
Trinidad and Tobago were united into one colony as from Jan. 1, 1889. See Intro-
duction, ante, p. 718.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Barbados,” ante, p. 721.
GOVERNORS OF GRENADA.
See Introduction, ante, p. 717.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1764. Brig.-gen. Robt. Melville, Gowr. of
Grenada, Dominica, St. Vincent,
and Tobago.
Ulysses Fitzmaurice, L.G.
Brig.gen. Wm. Leybourne Ley-
bourne, Gowr. of Grenada,
Dominica, St. Vincent, and
Tobago.
Wm. Young, L.G.
Sir Geo. Macartney, K. B., aft. la. M.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Matthew.
Saml. Williams, Pres.
Ninian Home, L.G.
Alexr. Houstoun, L.G.
Col. Chas. Green, aft. Sir C.
Hon. Geo. Vere Hobart, L.G.
Thos. Hislop, L.G., Feb. 5, G.
M.-gen. Wm. Douglas McLean
Clephane, L. G.
1804. M.-gen. John Stuart, L.G., Jan. 25,
G.; knt., Aug. 18.
1768.
1771.
1775.
1776.
1784.
1789.
1793.
1796.
1797.
1802.
1803.
1821.
1805. Brig.-Gen. Fredk. Maitland, Mar.
9, G.
1808. A. C. Adye, pres, during absence of
Maitland.
M.-gen. F. Maitland, returned.
A. C. Adye, again pres. until app.
of Ainslie.
Col. R. Ainslie. Vice-Gov.r.
M.-gen. Sir Chas. Shipley, Feb. 27,
1810,
1812.
1813.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Townshend Walker,
K.C.B., vice Stuart decd., Apr. 7,
1815.
G.
M.-gen. Phineas Riall, Feb. 17, G.
Andr. Houstoun, pres, during ab-
sence of Riall.
M.-gen. P. Riall, returned.
Geo. Paterson, Pres.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Campbell, K.C.B.,
May 23, G.
1831. Felix Palmer, pres.
1816.
1817.
1825.
For Governors from 1833 to 1885, see “Governors of Barbados,” ante, pp. 720–1.
For Governors since 1885, see “Governors of Windward Islands,” ante, p. 719.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS AND ADMINISTRATOR'S OF GRENADA.
1833. M.-gen. Geo. Middlemore, L.G., Feb.
13, G.
1835. Lt.-col. John Hastings Mair, L.G.,
Mar. 26, G.
1836. Lt.-col. Chas. Jos. Doyle, L.G.,
June 26, G.
1846. Ker Baillie Hamilton, L.G., Jan.13, G.
1853. Robt. Wm. Keate, L.G., Oct. 11, G.
1856. Cornelius IHendericksen Kortright,
aft. Sir C., L.G., Nov. 15, G.
Maj. Robt. Miller Mundy, aft. Sir R.,
L.G., Sept. 18, G.
1863.
1871. Edwd. Laborde, admr. until arr. of
Freeling,
1871. Sanford Freeling, aft. Sir S., L.G.,
Apr. 11, G.
Edwd. Laborde, again admr. until
arr. of Graham.
1876. Cyril Clerke Graham, L.G., Jan. 13,
G
1877. Col. Robt. Wm. Harley, C.B., C.M.G.,
aft. Sir R., L.G., Sept. 28, G.
Thos. Kerr, admr. during absence
of Harley.
Col. R. W. Harley, returned.
Capt. Irwin Chas. Maling, admr.
during absence of Harley.
Col. R. W. Harley, returned ; transf.
to Br. Honduras, 1883.
Capt. I. C. Maling,
1878.
1879.
1881.
1882.
º d ** -
again, admr., ...; *
Boger Tuckfield Golds- } after
worthy, C.M.G., aft. º
Sir G., admr., of Harle
1883. Edwd. Laborde, admr. J y.
Since the constitution of the colony of the Windward Islands the seat of government
has been at Grenada, the other islands being under local administrators.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Barbados,” ante, p. 721.
THE BOOK OF LIGNITIES. 725
GOVERNORS OF ST. VINCENT.
See Introduction, ante, p. 718.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1765. Brig.-gen. Robt. Melville, Govr. of 1783.
Grenada, Dominica, St. Vincent, 1798.
and Tobago. 1802.
1775. Brig. - gen. Wm. Leybourne Ley- 1805.
bourne, Govr. of Grenada,
Dominica, St. Vincent, and | 1808.
Tobago.
1776. Valentine Morris,
1830.
Jas. Seton.
Wm. Bentinck.
Hy. Wm. Bentinck, Feb. 24, G.
M. gen. Geo. Beckwith, aft. Sir G.,
Jan. 2, sw.
Capt. Sir Chas. Brisbane, Oct. 8, G.;
Nov. 16. Sw.
Sir Geo. Fitzgerald Hill, bt.
For Governors from 1833 to 1885, see “Governors of Barbados,” ante, pp. 720–1.
For Governors since 1885, see “Governors of Windward Islands,” ante, p. 719.
LIEUTENANT-Governors AND ADMIN
1833. Capt. Geo. Tyler, R.N., aft. Sir G.,
L.G., Feb 13, G.
1871.
ISTRATORs of ST. VINCENT.
Wm. Hepburn Rennie, L.G., Apr.
11, G.
1840, Lt.-col. Richd. Doherty, aft. Sir R., | 1872. Edwd. Laborde, admr., July 2.
L.G., Nov. 20, G. 1874. Augs. Fredk. Gore, admr., May 2.
1845. Sir John Campbell, bt., L.G., June Geo. Dundas, C.M.G., L.G., Oct. 31,
3 we G.
1852. Richd. Graves MacDonnell, C.B., 1878. Edwd. Laborde, again, admr.
L.G., Feb. 23, G. during absence of Dundas, May
1854. Edwd. John Eyre, Nov. 6, G. 28.
1859. Wm. Chas. Sargeaunt, aft. sir W., | 1879. Augs. Fredk. Gore, ditto.
admr., Mar. 31, G.
Anthy. Musgrave, aft. Sir A., admr.,
May 20; L.G., May 13, 1862, G.
Geo. Berkeley, L.G., July 29, G.
For bishops, see “Bishops of B
1861,
1864.
1880.
1888.
Geo. Dundas, returned Mar. 27.
Augs. Fredk. Gore, again, admr.
May 4, G.; L.G., Aug. 5, G.
Robt. Baxter Llewelyn, admr.
arbados,” ante, p. 721.
GOVERNORS OF ST. LUCIA.
See Introduction, ante, p. 718.
Att >k * >k 1830.
1801. Brig.-gen. Geo. Prevost, L.G., May 1831.
3 ºn e
>k * 1834
1816. M.-gen. Richd. Augs. Seymour,
June 28, G.
1818. M.-gen.sir.John Keane, K.C.B.,Jan.19,6. 1835
1825. M.-gen. John Montagu Mainwaring,
Oct. 7, G.
i
M.-gen. Geo. Mackie, July 19, G.
M.-gen. Jas Alexr. Farquharson,
Nov. 23, G.
. Col. Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, L.G.,
Apr. 15, G.; and Feb. 26, 1885,
G.
. M.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, Govr. Br.
Guiana, Trinidad, and St. Lucia,
Feb. 20, G.
For Governors from 1838 to 1885, see “Governors of Barbados,” ante, pp. 720–1.
For Governors since 1880, see “Governors of Windward Islands,” ante, p. 719.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS AND ADMINISTRATOR'S OF ST. LUCIA.
1838. Col. Sir Dudley St. Ledger Hill, 1877
above named, contal, as L.G. 1881
1847. Chas. Hy. Darling, L.G., Dec. 21, G.
1852
1858
1865
1869
. Maurice Power, L.G., Feb. 23, G.
. H. Hegart Breen, L.G.
. J. M. Grant, admr.
. Geo. Wm. DesVoeux, aft. Sir G., admr.
J 884
1885
. Capt. Macnamara Dix.
, Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy, C.M.G.,
aft. Sir R., admr., Jan. 10, G.
. Clement Courtenay Knollys, admr.,
May.
. Edwd. Laborde,
Sept. 19, G.
C.M.G., admr.,
For bishops, see “Bishops of Barbados,” ante, p. 721,
726 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
THE LEEWARD ISLANDS.
ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT, ST. CHRISTOPHER, OR ST.
KITTS, NEVIS, DOMINICA, VIRGIN ISLANDS, AND
THEIR, DEPENDENCIES.
THE LEEWARD ISLAND's lie to the north of the Windward Islands.
They were discovered by Columbus during the last ten years of the
fifteenth century. Besides those mentioned above, which belong to
Great Britain, there are others belonging to France, Holland, 1 n
Denmark.
The British Leeward Islands were formed into one colony in 1871.
as stated below.
ANTIGUA was discovered by Columbus in 1493; colonised oy the
English in 1632; granted by Chas. II, to Fras, Lord Willoughby of
Parham, in 1663; conquered by France in 1666, but reconquered by
the English, and confirmed to them by the Treaty of Breda in 1667.
BARBUDA AND REDONDA are dependencies of Antigua.
MonTSERRAT was discovered by Columbus in 1493; colonised by
the English in 1632; taken by the French in 1664; restored to England
in 1668, again captured by the French in 1782, and finally restored to
Great Britain in 1784.
ST. CHRISTOPHER OR ST. KITTs and NEVIs were discovered by
Columbus in 1498, and colonised by the English in 1628.
ANGUILLA is a dependency of these islands.
Domſ.INICA was discovered by Columbus in 1493. It was included in
the grant made by Jas. II. to Jas., Earl of Carlisle in 1627; but as the
island lay between the French possessions of Guadaloupe and Mar-
tinique, the earl’s right to it was disputed by France. By the Treaty
of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748) the island was declared “neutral,” but on
the renewal of hostilities it was captured by the British in 1756, and
ceded to them by the Treaty of Paris in 1763. It was retaken by the
French in 1778, restored to Great Britain in 1783. once more captured
by France in 1802, and finally restored to Great Britain in 1814. It
was at one time joined, for administrative purposes, with some of the
Windward Islands. See “Windward Islands,” ante, pp. 717–8.
THE VIRGIN ISLANDs are a numerous group. St. Thomas, St. John,
and St. Croix belong to Denmark, the rest being British. The prin-
cipal British islands are Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke,
Tortola, Bieques, and Peters Island. -
These islands were discovered by Columbus in 1494, and the English
settled in Tortola in 1666. St. Thomas and St. John were taken from
Denmark in 1801, and again in 1807, but restored in 1802 and 1815.
THE LEEWARD ISLANDs were from time to time grouped together in
various combinations under one governor, with lieutenant-governors for
each separate island. -
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 727
In 1871, under 34 & 35 Wict. cap. 107, and proclamation thereunder,
ANTIGUA, MonTSERRAT, ST. CHRISTOPHER, Nºvis, DownNICA, and the,
VIRGIN ISLANDs were formed into six presidencies of one colony called
the LEEWARD ISLANDs, with power to include other West Indian
Islands in the colony. ST. CHRISTOPHER and NEVIs were afterwards
united into one presidency by Colonial Act No. 2 of 1882.
THE LEEWARD ISLANDs constitute the greater part of the diocese
of Antigua.
GOVERNORS OF THE LEEWARD ISLANDS,
or of two or more of them, arranged chronologically, and with their
appointments specified.
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
GOVERNORS OF THE LEEWARD ISLANDs.
Taken from the Colonial List.
1668. Wm., ld. Willoughby of Parham. | 1730. Wrm. Matthew.
1672. Philip Warner. 1752. Sir Geo. Thomas.
1675. Rowland Williams. 1766. James Werchild.
1682. Sir Wm. Stapleton. 1771. Sir Ralph Payne, aft. li. Lavington.
Nathl. Johnson. 1776. Wm. H. Burt.
1689. Christr. Codrington. 1781. Sir Thos. Shirley.
1704. Sir Wm. Matthew. 1790. The same, again.
1706. Col. Parke. 1795. M.-gen. Leigh.
1710. Gen. Hamilton. 1801. Ralph, ld. Lavington, again.
1711. Walter Douglas. 1808. Hugh Elliot, Oct. 8, G., and Apr.
1715. Gen. Hamilton, again. 12, 1809, G.
1721. John Hart. 1814. Tut.-gen. Sir Jas. Leith, K.C.B., Feb.
1728. Ld. Londonderry (Thos. Pitt). 15, G.
GOVERNORS OF ANTIGUA AND MONTSERRAT.
1816. M.-gen. Geo. Wm. Ramsay, Feb. 13, 1820. M.-gen, sir Benjn. D'Urban, K.C.B.,
G. Jan. 22, G. ; Apr. 8, sw.
GOVERNORS OF ST. CHRISTOPHER, NEVIS, AND WIRGIN ISLANDs.
1816. Thos. Probyn, Feb. 13, G. 1831. M.-gen. Wm. Nicolay, Jan. 13, G.
1819. Chas. Maxwell, May 21, G.
GovKRNORS OF ANTIGUA, MonTSERRAT, BARBUDA, ST. CHRISTOPHER,
NEVIS, -ANGUILLA, VIRGIN ISLANDS AND DOMINICA.
1832. Sir Evan John Murray-Macgregor, 1850. Robt. Jas. Mackintosh, Oct. 1, G.
Dec. 19, G. 1855. Ker Baillie Hamilton, Mar. 26, G.
1837. Lt.-col. Wm. Macbean Geo. Cole- 1860. The same, again.
brook, Jan. 11, G. ; knt.; Mar. 1863. Col. Stephen John Hill, aft. Sir S.,
31. Feb. 9, G.
1841. Sir Chas. Augs. FitzRoy, Aug. 3, G. 1867. The same, again.
1846. Jas. Macaulay Higginson, June 26, 1869. Sir Benjn. Chilley Campbell Pine
G. Apr. 15, G.
Gover Nors of THE LEEWARD ISLANDS
on the “Leeward Islands Act, 1871,” 34 & 35 Vict. cap. 107, coming
into operation ; vide supra.
1871. Sir Benj, Chilley Campbell Pine, 1873. Hy, Turner Irving, C.M. G., aft, air
now K.C.M.G., Dec. 8. H., June 11, G.
728 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1874. Geo. Berkeley, C.M.G., aft, sir G. 1885. Jenico Wm. Jos., visc. Gormanston
Nov. 14, G. Sept. 4. r
1881. Sir John Hawley Glover, R.N., | 1887. Sir Chas. Bullen Hugh Mitchell,
G.C.M.G., Dec 7, G. K.C.M.G., Dec. 14.
1882. Neale Porter, admr. 1887. Wm. Fredk. Haynes Smith, C.M.G.,
1884. Sir Chas. Cameron Lees, K.C.M.G., temporary admr. until arrival
Jan. 2, G. of Mitchell, Dec. 14; app. Govr.,
1885. Chas. Monroe Eldridge, admr. Nov. 8, 1888.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” infra.
GOVERNORS OF ANTIGUA,
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
For Governors from 1668 to 1824, and from 1832 to present time
see “Governors of Leeward Islands,” ante, p. 727.
Gover Nors of ANTIGUA on LY, FROM 1824 to 1832.
1824. Lt.-gen sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.B., | 1825. M.-gen. Sir Patr. Ross, May 23, G.
- Jan. 6, G.; did not proceed. g
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORs, &c., OF ANTIGUA.
The earlier names are taken from the Colonial List.
1668. Saml. Winthrope, Dep. G. 1836. Lt.-col. Hy. Senior, L.G., Jan. 14, G.
1698. Col. John Yearmans, L.G. Hy. Light, Iu.G., Apr. 13, G.
1710. The same, again, L.G. 1840. Maj. John Macphail, L.G.
1768, Wm. Woodley, L.G. 1845. C. J. Cunningham, L.G.
1788. John Nugent, L.G. 1859. Sir HerculesGeo. Robt. Robinson, L.G.
1791. The same, again, L.G. B. E. Jarvis, pres.
1792. Wm. Woodley, again, L.G. Edwd. John Eyre, L.G., Mar. 31.
1793. John Stanley, L.G. 1860. Sir Wm. Byam, pres.
1799. Wm. Woodley, again, L.G. 1863. The same, again, pres.
After the passing of the “Leeward Islands Act, 1871,” see Introduction, ante,
p. 727, Antigua was under the direct control of the Governor of the Leeward Islands,
the other islands being placed under commissioners or presidents subordinate to him.
CoMMIssionERS OR PRESIDENTs of ANTIGUA DURING ABSENCE
of GovIRNOR.
1883. Neale Porter, June, to Jan. 1884, 1887. Chas. Monroe Eldridge.
and July to Sept. 1884.
DIOCESE OF ANTIGUA.
This bishopric was constituted by Letters Patent (Sept. 29, 1842, G.).
It comprises the British Islands of Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat,
Dominica, St. Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla, and the Virgin Islands, and
also the foreign islands of St. Croix, St. Thomas, Porto Rico, and St.
Bartholomew. It is in the ecclesiastical province of the West Indies.
BISHOPS OF ANTIGUA.
1842. Daniel Gateward Davis, Sept. 29, G. 1860. Wm. Walrond Jackson, May 14, G.
1858. Stephen Jordan Rigaud, Jan. 14, G. 1882. Chas. Jas. Branch, coadj.
GOVERNORS OF MONTSERRAT.
See Introduction, ante, p. 728. -
For Governors, vide “Governors of Leeward Islands,” &c., ante, p. 727.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 729
COMMISSIONERS or PRESIDENTs of MonTSERRAT.
1854. Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson, aft. 1872. Neale Porter, June,
sir H., Feb. 14, G. 1882. Jas. Meade, actg.
1868. W. Rowland Pym, actg. 1887. John Spencer Churchill.
1872. S. S. Odlum.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” ante, p. 728.
GOVERNORS OF ST. CHRISTOPHER,
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
For Governors, see “Governors of Leeward Islands,” ante, p. 727.
LIEUTENANT-Gover Nors, &c. of ST. CHRISTOPHER.
1883. Lt.-col. J. Lyons Nixon, L.G., | 1859. Sir Benjn. Chilley Campbell Pine,
St. Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla May.
and Virgin Islands, Feb. 7, G. 1862. J. E. Tudor, pres. ) During
1835. W. G. Cooke, pres. J. H. King, pres. > absence of
i836. Lt.-col. Hy. §eo. Macleod, L.G., | 1864. j. H. Holigan, pres. "Fine
Oct. 8, G. 1866. J. R. Holligan, pres. until app. of
1889. Chas. Cunningham, L.G., Apr. 6, Rumbold.
G. 1867. Sir Arth. Carlos Hy. Rumbold, bt.,.
1847. Robt. Jas. Mackintosh, L.G., Mar. admr. until arr. of Mackenzie.
12, G. 1866. Capt. Jas. Geo. Mackenzie, R.N.,
1850. Edwd. Hay Drummond Hay, L.G., Sept. 22, G.
Oct. 1, G. 1869. Wm. Wellington Cairns, aft. Sir W.,
1854. Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson, aft. Jan. 14, G.
Sir H. ; L.G., Nov. 6, G. 1870. Fras. Spencer Wigley, C.M.G., admr.
1856. Thos. Price, admr. ;
After the passing of the “Leeward Islands Act, 1871,” see ante, p. 727, commis-
sioners or presidents of St. Christopher were substituted for lieutenant-governors, and,
in 1882, the Islands of St. Christopher, Nevis, and Anguilla were united into one
presidency. See ante, p. 727, -
COMMISSIONERS OR PRESIDENTs of ST. CHRISTOPHER.
1872. J. S. Berridge. | 1873. Alexr. Wilson Moir.
CoMMISSIONERS OR PRESIDENTs of ST. CHRISTOPHER AND NEv1s.
1883. Chas. Monroe Eldridge, actg. 1885. Chas. Monroe Eldridge, again.
1885. Fras. Spencer Wigley, C.M.G., actg., | 1886. Fras. Spencer Wigley, C.M.G., again,
May. actg.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” ante, p. 728.
GOVERNORS OF NEWIS.
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
For Governors, see “Governors of Leeward Islands,” &c., ante,
p. 727.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNORs, &c., of NEv1s.
1833. Lt.-Col. J. Lyons Nixon, L.G. St. 1842. Maj. Graeme, pres.
Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla, and | 1845. Willoughby Shortland, pres
Virgin Islands, Feb, 7, G. 1854. Fredk. Seymour, Jan. 10, G., pres.
1841. R. B. Cleghorn, pres. 1857. Sir Arth. Rumbold, bt., pres.
730 THE BOOK OF DIGN1TIES.
1860. Anthy. Musgrave, aft. Sir A., actg. 1866. Capt. Jas. Geo. Mackenzie, R.N.,
pres. during absence of Rumbold. L.G., Sept. 22, G.
1863. J. P. L. Dyett, pres. 1869. Wm. Wellingtºn Cairns, aft. Sir W.,
1864. Jas. W. Sheriff, pres. L.G., Jan. 14, G.
1865. W. Maynard, pres. 1870. Fras. Spencer Wigley, admr.
After the passing of the “Leeward Islands Act, 1871,” see ante, p. 727, commis-
Sioners or presidents of Nevis were again substituted for lieutenant-governors. In
1882 the islands of St. Christopher, Nevis, and Anguilla were united into one pre-
sidency. See ante, p. 727.
CoMMIssion ERs or PRESIDENTs of NEVIs.
1871. Fras. Spencer Wigley, above named. 1877. Capt. Arth... Elibank Havelock, aft.
Sir A.
1873. Capt. Melfort Campbell. 1879. John Spencer Churchill, actg. ; Apr.
1876. Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy, aft. C. S. Salmon.
Sir R., May. 1882. Wm. Hy.Whyham,actg.; July to Dec.
CoMMISSIONERS OR PRESIDENTs of UNITED PRESIDENCIEs of
ST. CHRISTOPHER AND NEWIs.
See ante, p. 729.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” ante, p. 728.
ANGUILLA.
Anguilla was formerly a dependency of St. Christopher, q.v. ante,
p. 729. It is now included in the united presidency of St. Christopher
and Nevis, q.v. ante, pp. 729–30.
GOVERNORS OF DOMINICA.
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
* * Sir Wm. Young, bt. 1816. Lt.-col. Chas. W. Maxwell, Jan.
1770. Thos. Shirley. 29, G.
1783, Capt. John Orde, aft. bt. 1819. Sir Saml. Ford Whittingham, May
1794. Hy. Hamilton. 21, G.
1797. Lt.-col. hon. Andr. Cochrane 1821. Hans Fras., E. of Huntingdon, Dec.
Johnston. 12, G.; Mar. 28, 1822, sw.
1802. Col. Geo. Prevost, aft. bt., Sept. 23, 1824. M.-gen. Wm. Nicolay, Apr. 27,
G. G.
1807. Wm. Lukin, Apr. 10, G. 1831. Col. Sir Evan John Murray-Mac-
1808. Brig.-gen. Jas. Montgomerie, May Gregor, July 25, G.
27, G.
For subsequent Governors, see “Governors of Leeward Islands,” ante, p. 727.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF DOMINICA.
1813. Lt.-gen. Fredk. Maitland, Jan. 30, 1851. Saml. Wensley Blackall, Apr. 1, G.
G. 1857. Maj. Harry St. Geo. Ord, R.E.,
3& >k k * Sept. 2,6.
1833. Capt. Sir Chas. M. Schomberg, R.N., | 1861. Thos. Price, Dec. 30, G.
Feb. 7, G. 1865. Jas. Robt. Longden, aft. Sir J., Sept.
1835. Lt.-col. John Hastings Mair, Feb. 5, G.
19, G. 1867. Hon. Hy. Ernest Gascoyne Bulwer,
1838. Maj. John Longley, May 10, G. aft. Sir H., C.M.G., actg. L.G., Mar.
Maj. John Macphail, Nov. 3, G. 1868. Sanford Freeling, aft. Sir S., Dec.
1845. Lt.-col. Geo. Macdonald, Jan. 14, G. 31, G.
After the passing of the “Leeward Islands Act, 1871,” see ante, p. 727, commis-
sioners or presidents of Dominica were substituted for lieutenant-governors.
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CoMMIssion ERs or PRESIDENTS OF DOMINICA.
1872. Chas. Monroe Eldridge. 1887. Geo. Ruthven Le Hunte.
1882. John Spencer Churchill, Dec.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” ante, p. 728.
GOVERNORS OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS.
See Introduction, ante, p. 726.
For Governors, vide “Governors of Leeward Islands,” ante, p. 727.
LIEUTENANT-GovKRNoFs of THE VIRGIN ISLANDs.
* º xt x: ; >k
1812. Lt.-col. Chas. Napier, Feb. 21, G. pher, Nevis, Anguilla, and Virgin
1816, Col. Jas. Bathurst. Jan. 18, G. Islands, Feb. 7, G.
1833. J. Lyons Nixon, L.G. St. Christo-
COMMISSIONERs or PRESIDENTS OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS.
1854. Cornelius Hendericksen Kortright, 1879. R. H. Dyett, actg.
aft. Sir C., Mar. 16, G. and Apr. John Spencer Churchill, Apr., to
25, 1855, G. Jan. 1881.
1865. Sir Arth. Carlos Hy. Rumbold, bt., | 1881. R. H. Dyett, again, actg.
Nov. 17; d. June 12, 1869. 1885. J. A. Pickering, actg.
1869. Alexr. Wilson Moir. 1886. R. H. Dyett, again, actg.
1873. Capt. R. M. Hickson 1887. Edwd. Jas Cameron.
For bishops, see “Bishops of Antigua,” ante, p. 728.
FALKLAND ISLANDS.
THESE ISLAND's lie in the South Atlantic Ocean, and occupy a position
quite isolated from all other British colonies. They were discovered
by John Davis in 1592, and after having nominally belonged to France
. Spain they were finally taken possession of by Great Britain and
colonised.
The islands form the missionary diocese of the Falkland Islands.
GOVERNORS OF THE FAILKLAND ISLANDS.
From 1833 to 1842 the Settlement was in 1866. Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson, aft.
charge of a naval officer. sir W., May 19, G.
1841. Lieut. Richd. Clement Moody, R.E., 1870. Col. Geo. A. K. D'Arcy, Feb. 24, G,
L.G., Aug. 20, G.; Gowr., June 1876. Thos. Fitzgerald Cal aghan, May
23, 1843, G. 18, G.
1847. Geo. Rennie, Nov 27, G. 1880. Thos. Kerr, Sept. 13, G.
1855. Capt. Thos. Edwd. Laws Moore, 1886. Arthr. Cecil Stuart Barkly, L.G.,
R.N., July 2. G. Jan. 16, G.; acted during ab-
1862. Capt. Jas. Geo. Mackenzie, R.N., sence of Kerr.
Sept. 10, G.
DIOCESE OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.
This bishopric was constituted in 1869. It is classed as a colonial
diocese, holding mission from the see of Canterbury.
BISHOP OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.
1869. Waite Hockin Stirling.
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PART XIII, ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD.
ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD, &c., CONNECTED
WITH THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
THE Orders here dealt with comprise:
THE GARTER. ST. MICHAEL AND ST. | STAR OF INDIA.
THE THISTLE. - GEORGE. CROWN OF INDIA.
ST. PATRICK. GUELPHIC ORDER. INDIAN EMPIRE.
THE BATH.
Many works have been written upon Orders of Knighthood in
general, and individual Orders in particular, but the best work on the
British Orders is beyond doubt that of Sir Harris Nicolas, published
in 1842–7 in four large volumes. The following lists have been care-
fully collated with, and corrected by, those given by Nicolas, and
the Guelphic knights which were not given in the former editions of
this work have been compiled entirely from his list.
The Indian Orders are of comparatively recent date, and can hardly
yet be said to have a history. Reference is, therefore, simply given to
the Letters Patent or Statutes creating or enlarging them.
THE ORDER OF THE GARTER.
THE GARTER is considered both the oldest and the most illustrious
Order of Knighthood now existing, not only in this country but in the
world. It was undoubtedly instituted by Edward III., but the time is
uncertain, various dates from 1844 to 1351 being given by different
writers. Sir Harris Nicolas, who is the latest and probably the most
trustworthy authority, says, “Edward III. founded the Order in 1344,
but did not completely establish it until between Oct. 12, 1847, and
Aug. 1348.”
The Order originally consisted of the Sovereign and twenty-five
knights, and so continued until 1786, when the sons of Geo. III. were
made eligible, notwithstanding the chapter being complete. In 1805
this privilege was extended to the lineal descendants of Geo. II. except
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the Prince of Wales for the time being, who was declared to be “a
constituent part of the original institution; ” and in 1831 it was further
extended to the lineal descendants of Geo. I. The principal foreign
sovereigns are frequently admitted by special statutes, which are also
occasionally passed for the admission of extra knights.
The latter are
generally absorbed into the ordinary twenty-five as vacancies arise.
The officers of the Order are:
PRELATE.
CHANCELLOR.
The Order is styled—
REGISTRAR.
RING AT ARM8.
USHER.
THE MosT Noble ORDER OF THE GARTER.
RNIGHTS OF THE GARTER.
(K.G.)
THE reigning sovereign becomes, on his accession to the throne, the
head of the Order. As a rule, he has previously been admitted a member
of it.
EDWARD III.
THE ORIGINAL RNIGHTS.
R. Edw. III., d. 1377.
Edwd., pr. of Wales (the Blk.
prince); d. 1376. º
Hy., D. of Lancaster; d. 1362.
Thos., E. of Warwick; d. 1369.
Piers or John de Greilly, capt. de
Buche; d. 1376.
Ralph, E. of Stafford; d. 1372.
Wm., E. of Salisbury ; d. 1397.
Roger, E, of March ; d. 1360.
Sir John Lisle, or baron Lisle ; d.
1356.
Sir Barth. Burghersh, or lä. B. ; d.
1369.
Sir Jno. Beauchamp, d. 1360.
Sir John Mohun, or lä. M. ; d. 1373.
Sir Hugh Courtenay, d. 1374.
Sir Thos. Holland, aft. E. of Kent;
uſ. 1360.
Sir John Grey, baron of Codnor; d.
1392.
Sir Richd. FitzSimon.
Sir Miles Stapleton, d. 1373.
Sir Thos. Wale, d. 1352.
Sir Hugh Wrottesley, d. 1380.
Sir Nele Lorim, or Loring ; d. 1385.
Sir John Chandos, d. —.
Sir Jas. Audley, d. 1386.
Sir Otho Holland, d. 1359.
Sir Hy. Earn, d. —.
Sir Sanchet Daubrichcourt, d. —.
Sir Walter Pavely, d. 1375.
SUBSEQUENT CREATIONS.
1349 (about). Wm., 1st E. of Northamp-
ton; d. 1360.
Wm. Fitzwarine, d. 1361.
1353 (about). Regd., 1st là. Cobham, d.
1861.
Robt., 1st E. of Suffolk ; d. 1369.
1356 (about). Richd. de la Vache, d.
1366 *
Thos., 1st ld. Ughtrede; d. 1365.
1360 (about). Walter, 1st ld. Manny; d.
1372.
Frank Van Hale, d. 1375–6.
Sir Thos. Ufford, d 1368.
1361. Lionel, E. of Ulster, and D. of
Clarence; d. 1368.
John, E. of Richmond, aft. D. of
Lancaster and K. of Castile and
Leon; d. 1399.
Edmd., E. of Cambridge, aft. D. of
- York; d. 1402.
1361 (about). Edwd., 5th ld, le Despencer;
d. 1375.
1362 (about). Wm., 4th ld. Latimer; d.
1381.
John Sully, or Sulby; d. 1388.
1365 (about). Humphrey, 7th E. of Here-
ford ; d. 1373.
1366 (about). Ingelram, 1st E. of Bed-
ford; d. 1397.
Hy. Percy, aft. 4th lá. Percy, and E.
of Northumberland; d. 1407.
1369 (about). Ralph, 4th lä. Basset of
Drayton; d. 1390.
Richd. Pembrugge, d. 1375.
John, 3rd lá. Neville of Raby; d.
1388.
1370 (about). Robt. de Namur, d. 1392,
John, 2nd E. of Pembroke; d. 1375.
Thos. Granston, or Gramston; d.
1375–6.
Guy, 1st là. Bryan; d. 1390.
1372 (about). Guichard D'Angle, aft. E.
of Huntingdom ; d. 1380.
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1373. Alam Buxhull, or Boxhall; d. 1381.
1373 (about). Thos., 4th E. of Warwick;
d. 1401.
1376 (about). John de Montfort, D. of Brit-
tany and E. of Richmond; d. 1399,
(? 1401).
Hugh, 2nd E. of Stafford; d. 1386.
Wm., 2nd E. of Suffolk; d. 1382.
Thos. Banestre, d. 1379.
1376. Thos., E. of Kent; d. 1397.
Thos. Percy, aft. E. of Worcester;
d. 1403.
1378. Wm. Beauchamp, sometimes called
ld. Bergavenny or Abergavenny;
d. 1410.
1377, Richd., pr. of Wales, aft. K. Richd.
Apr. 23. II. ; dep. 1399; d. 1400.
Hy., E. of Derby, aft. D. of Lam-
caster and K. Hen. IV. ; d. 1413.
RICHARD II.
1378. Sir John Burley, d. —.
Sir Lewis Clifford, d. 1404.
1380. Bermond Arnand de Preissac Soudan
de la Trau, d. —.
1380 (about). Thos., E. of Buckingham-
shire,aft.D. of Gloucester; d. 1397.
1381. Thos, Felton, d. 1381.
1382 (about). John Holand, aft. E. of
Huntingdom and 1st D. of Exeter;
d. 1400.
Sir Simon Burley, d. 1388.
Sir Brian Stapleton, d. —.
Sir Richd, Burley, d —.
1384. Thos., E. of Nottingham, aft. D. of
Norfolk; d. 1413.
1385. Robt., E. of Oxford, and M. of
Dublin; aft. D. of Ireland; d.
1392.
1386. Richd., E. of Arundel, aft. E. of
Surrey; d. 1397.
1387 (about). Sir Nichs. Sarnsfield, d. —.
1388 (about). Edwd., E. of Rutland, aft.
D. of Albemarle and D. of York;
d. 1415.
Hy. Percy (Hotspur), d. 1403.
* * Sir Matthew de Gournay (?). Said
to be a companion in Apr. 1386.
1388-9. Sir John D'Evereux, or lò. Deve-
reux; d. 1394.
Sir Peter Courtenay, d. 1409.
1389 (about). Thos., 6th Id. le Despencer
and 1st E. of Gloucester; d. 1400.
1391 (about). Wm., D. of Guelderland; d.
1402.
Wm. of Bavaria, E, of Ostrewart,
aft. D. of Holland, Hainault, and
Zealand; d. 1417.
1393 (about). John, 2nd lä. Bourchier; d.
1400.
1394 (about). John,
1396.
1395 (about). Wm., ld. Scrope, aft. E. of
Wiltshire; d. 1399.
1396 (about). Sir Wm Fitzalan, alias
Arundel, d. 1400,
1397 (about), Sir John Beaufort, aft. E.
of Somerset and M. of Dorset; d.
1410. -
Thos., E. of Kent, aft. D. of Surrey;
d. 1400.
1398 (about). John, 3rd E. of Salisbury;
d. 1400.
ld. Beaumont ; d.
Albert, count Palatine, D. of
Bavaria and D. of Holland; d.
1404.
Sir Simon Felbrigge, d. —.
1399 (about). Sir Philip de la Vache, d. —.
-*- -ºsmºs---
*Michl., E. of Suffolk; d. 1389.
*Sir Robt. Knollys.
*Sir Robt. Dunstavil.
*Sir Standich de Franc, alias San-
chet de la Tour.
HENRY IV.
1399. Henry, pr. of Wales, aft. K. Hem.
W., about Sept. ; d. 1422.
1400 (about). Hy. III., K. of Spain; d.
1406.
Thos. of Lancaster, E. of Albe-
marke and D. of Clarence ; d.
1421.
John, E. of Kendal and D. of Bed-
ford; d. 1435.
Humphrey, E. of Pembroke, aft. D.
of Gloucester; d. 1446.
Thos., 7th E. of Arundel; d. 1415.
1402 (about). Ralph, 1st E. of Westmor-
land; d. 1425.
Richd. Beauchamp, aft. 5th E. of
Warwick; d. 1439.
Thos. Beaufort, aft. E. of Dorset
and D. of Exeter; d. 1417.
Sir Thos. Rampston, d. —.
1401 (about). Sir Thos. Erpingham, d. —.
1402 §.3. Edmd., 5th E. of Stafford;
d. 1403.
Wm., 5th lä. Willoughby de Eresby;
d. 1410.
1403 (about). Edmd., 4th E. of Kent;
d. 1407.
Wm., 7th lá. Roos; d. 1414.
Richd., 4th Id. Grey of Codnor; d. ,
1405 (about). Sir John Stanley, d. 1413.
Eric X., K. of Denmark; d. 1459.
John, ld. Lovel; d. 1408.
Hugh, ld. Burnell; d. 1420.
* These names are not included in Sir Harris Nicolas's list, and are doubtful,
or more than doubtful.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
735
1407 (about). John I., K. of Portugal; d.
1433
Edwd., ld. Cherleton of Powis; d.
1422.
1408. Thos., 4th E. of Salisbury; d. 1428.
1409 (about). Sir John Cornwall, aft. 1d.
Fanhope ; d. 1443.
Sir John Arundell (?), d. —.
1409–13. Sir Robt. de Umfreville, d. 1437.
1410 (about). Hy., 3rd ld. Scrope of
Masham ; d. 1415.
1411 (about). Hy., ld. Fitzhugh ; d.
1424
Thos., id. Morley; d. 1417.
1413 (about). Gilbert, 5th lä. Talbot; d.
1418.
*Robt. or Rupert, count Palat., D.
of Bavaria, aft. Emp. of Ger-
many: d. 1410.
HENRY V.
1413. Sir John Daubrichcourt, about Apr.
d
1415. Thos. de Camois, or lá, Camois; d.
1421.
1415–16. Wm., 4th lä. de la Zouche of
Haryngworth; d. —.
Sir. Wm. Harrington, d. 1457.
John, E. of Huntingdon, aft. D. of
Exeter; d. 1446.
Richd., 11th E. of Oxford; d. 1417.
1416. Sigismund, Emp. of Germany,
May; d. 1437.
Robt., 6th lä. Willoughby de Eresby;
d. 1452.
1417. Sir John Blount, d. —.
1418 (between Aug. and Nov.). Hugh, ld.
Bourchier; d. 1421.
1418–19. Sir John Robsart, d. 1450.
Sir Wm. Philip, aft. la. Bardolf;
d. 1439.
1419–20. John, E. of Tankerville; d. 1421.
1421. Sir Walter Hungerford, aft, la, H.,
before May 3; d. 1449.
1421, Sir Lewis Robsart, aft. li. Bour-
May 3. chier; d. 1431.
John Mowbray, E. Marshal, aft. 2nd
D. of Norfolk; d. 1432.
Wm., E. of Suffolk, aft. M. and D.
of Suffolk; d. 1450.
John, ld. Clifford; d. 1422.
Sir Hy. Van Clux, d. temp. Hen. W.
1422. Philip le Bon, D. of Burgundy; decl.
in Apr. 1424; d. 1467
HENRY WI.
1424. John, ld. Talbot, aft. E. of Shrews-
bury, Apr. 22; d. 1453.
1425. Thos., ld, Scales, Apr.
22; d.
1460.
1426. Sir John Falstaff, or Fastolf,
Apr. 22; d. 1463.
1427. Peter, D. of Coimbra, Apr. 22;
d. 1449.
1429, Humphrey, 6th E. of Stafford,
Apr. 22, aft. D. of Buckingham; d.
1459.
Sir John Ratcliffe, d. 1437.
1432. John, E. of Arundel and lá.
Maltravers, Apr. 12; d. 1434.
1433. Richd. Plantagenet, D. of York,
Apr. 22; d. 1460.
1435. Edwd., K. of Portugal, May 8;
d. 1438.
1435–6. Edwd. Beaufort, I. of Morton,
aft. E. of Dorset and D. of
Somerset ; d. 1455.
Sir John Grey, d. —.
1438. Richd., E. of Salisbury; d.
Apr. 22. 1460.
Albert, D. of Austria, aft. Albert
II., Emp. of Germany; d.
1439.
1438–9. Gaston de Foix, E. of Longue-
ville, capt. de Beat sh; d.
1440 (about). John, 3rd E. of Somer-
set, aft. D. of Somerset and
E. of Kendal; d. 1444.
Wm., ld. Falconburgh or Faucon-
berg, aft. E. of Kent; d.
1462.
Ralph Boteler, aft. Id. Sudely;
d. 1473.
1440–3. John, 1st visc. Beaumont; d.
4
1443 (about). Alphonso V., K. of
Portugal; d. 1481.
Alphonso V., K. of Arragon;
re-elect. 1450; d. 1458.
Hy., D. of Visen in Portugal; d.
1460.
John, ld. Beauchamp of Powyck,
before May; d. 1475.
John de Foix, aft. E. of Kendal,
May 12; d. abt. 1485.
Alvaro Vasquez d’Alamada,
count D'Avranches; d. 1449.
Thos. Hoo, aft. Id. Hoo and
Hastings; d. 1453–5.
sº Francis Surienne, Nov. 27;
1445.
1445,
July 11.
1450,
Casimir IV., K. of Poland; d.
Aug. 4.
1492.
Wm., D. of Brunswick; d. 1482.
Richd., ld, Rivers, aft. E. Rivers;
d. 1469.
John, 3rd D. of Norfolk, May
28; d. 1461.
1452 (about). Hy., 1st visc.
chier, aft. E.
1483.
Sir Philip Wentworth, d. —.
1451.
Bour-
of Essex; d.
* This name is not included in Sir Harris Nicolas's list, and is doubtful, or more
than doubtful.
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1453. Sir Edwd. Hull, May 7; d. 1453.
1457 (before May 13). John, 2nd E. of
Shrewsbury; d. 1460.
Lionel, 6th lä. Welles; d. 1461.
Thos., 1st lå. Stanley; d. 1458.
1457. Fredk. IV., Emp. of Germany,
May 14; d. 1493.
1458. Jasper, E. of Pembroke, aft. D.
of Bedford; d. 1495.
1459 (before Apr. 23). Jas., 5th E. of
Ormond and 1st E. of Wilt-
shire; d. 1461.
John, 4th lä. Dudley; d. 1482.
John, lst là. Berners ; d. 1474.
1460 (about July). Richd. Neville, aft.
E. of Warwick and Salisbury;
d. 1471,
Wm., 1st là. Bonvill; d. 1460.
EDWARD IV.
1461. Geo., D. of Clarence; d. 1477.
1461 (about). Ferd. II., K. of Naples;
d. 1496.
Fras. Sforza, D. of Milan; d.
1466. s
Jas., E. of Douglas; d. 1488.
John, 5th lä. Scrope of Bolton;
d. 1494.
Gaillard de l)urefort,
Duras; d. —.
Sir Wm. Chamberlayne, d. —.
Sir Robt. Harcourt, d. 1470.
1462 (before Mar. 1). John, 1st E. of
Worcester; d. 1470.
Wm., ld. Hastings; d. 1483.
John, ld. Montague, aft. E. of
Northumberland and M. of
Montague; d. 1471.
Wm., 1st là. Herbert, aft, E. of
Pembroke ; d. 1469.
Sir John Astley, d. —.
Richd., D. of Gloucester, aft.
R. Richd. III., before Feb.
4; d. 1485.
Anthy., ld, Scales and Nucells,
aft. E. Rivers; about Apr. ;
d. 1483.
Inigo D'Avalos, count de Monte
Odorisio, about Apr. ; d. —.
1469 (about). Chas., D. of Burgundy;
ld. of
1466.
1467.
d. 1477.
1472 (before). Wm., 11th E. of Arun-
del; d. 1487.
1472, John, ld. Howard, aft. D. of
Norfolk; d. 1485.
John, 1st E. of Wiltshire; d.
1473.
Walter, 6th lá. Ferrers of Chart-
ley; d. 1485.
Walter, ld. Montjoy; d. 1474,
John, 4th D. of Norfolk; d.
1475.
Apr. 23.
1472 (about). John,
folk; d. 1491.
1474, Hy., 2nd D. of Buckingham; d.
Feb. 26. 1485. -
* Thos., ld. Maltravers, aft. E. of
Arundel; d. 1524.
Sir Wm. Parr, of Kendal; d. —.
3rd D. of Suf-
1474, Fredk., D. of Urbino; d. 1482.
Aug. 18. Hy. , 4th E. of Northumberland;
d. 1489.
1475, Edwd., Pr. of Wales, aft. Edwd.
May 15. V. ; d. 1483.
Richd., D. of York; d. 1483.
1476. Thos., 1st M. of Dorset; degr.
1483; rest. 1485; d. 1501.
1477. Sir Thos. Montgomery, Apr. ;
1480, Ferdinand W., K, of Castile and
Feb. 10. Leon, aft. K. of Spain; d.
1516.
Hercules d'Esté, D. of Ferrara ;
d. 1505.
1482. John II., K. of Portugal, Sept.
15; re-elect. 1488; d. 1495.
*Richd., ld. Mountgryson, in
Apulia.
EDWARD V.
No creations.
RICHARD III.
1483 (before June). Thos., E. of Surrey,
aft. D. of Norfolk; d. 1524.
Fras., 9th la. and 1st visc.
Lovell; d. 1487.
Sir Richd. Ratcliffe, d. 1485.
Between June 1483 and Aug. 1485–
Sir Thos. Burgh, aft. li. Burgh;
d. 1496.
Thos. la. Stanley, aft. E. of
Derby; d. 1504.
Sir Richd. Tunstall, d. —.
Sir John Conyers, d. 1490.
HENRY WII.
Between Aug. 1485 and May 1486–
John, 13th E. of Oxford; d.
1513.
John, 1st visc. Welles; d. 1498.
John, 1st là. Dynham, or Der-
ham; d. 1509.
Sir Giles D'Aubeney, aft. li.
D. ; d. 1507.
Between Aug. 1485 and 1487—
Sir Wm. Stanley, d. 1494.
Sir John Cheney, d. 1495.
1847 (before Apr.). Geo., 3rd ld.
Strange; d. 1497.
* This name is not included in Sir Harris Nicolas's list, and is doubtful, or more
than doubtful.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
737
1487 (before Apr.). Sir Edwd. Wyde-
ville, c.c.ld. Wydeville; d.1488.
Geo., 4th E. of Shrewsbury,
Apr. 27 ; d. 1541.
Sir John Savage, Nov. 10; d.
1492.
Maximilian, K. of the Romans,
aft. Emp. of Germany, Oct. ;
re-elect. 1502; d. 1519.
Arthur, Pr. of Wales, Apr. 8;
d. 1502.
Alphonso II., D. of Calabria
and Naples, K. of Sicily and
Jerusalem, Mar.; d. 1495.
1494 (before). Edwd., 7th E. of Devon-
shire; d. 1509.
Robt., ld. Brook, or Willoughby
de Broke ; d. 1503.
Sir Edwd. Poynings, d. 1521.
John, K. of Denmark; d. 1513.
Hy., D. of York, aft. Pr. of
Wales and Hen. VIII. ; d.
1547.
Between Apr. 1494 and Apr. 1499–
Edmd., 3rd D. of Buckingham ;
1488.
1489.
1491.
1493.
d. 1521.
Hy., 5th E. of Northumberland ;
d. 1427.
Edmd., 6th E. of Suffolk; d.
1513.
Hy., 2nd E. of Essex; d. 1539.
Sir Chas. Somerset, aft. li. Her-
bert and E. of Worcester; d.
1526.
Sir Gilbert Talbot, of Grafton;
d. 1516.
1499. Sir Richd. Pole, Apr. 23; d. —.
1503 (before May). Philip I., Archd. of
Austria, &c., aft. K. of Cas-
tile; d. 1506.
Thos., 2nd M. of Dorset ; d. 1530.
Sir Regd. Bray, d. 1503.
Sir Thos. Lovell, d. 1524.
Sir Richd. Guildford, d. —.
1504 (before Feb. 20). Guido Ubaldo,
D. of Urbino; d. 1508.
1504 (before May). Gerald, 8th E. of
IKildare; d. 1513.
1505 (before May). Hy., ld. Stafford,
aft. E. of Wiltshire; d. 1523.
Richd., 3rd E. of Kent, Apr. 22;
d. 1523.
1506 (before May 23).
Thomas; d. —.
Sir Thos. Brandon, May 10;
d. —.
1508. Chas., Archd. of Austria, Pr. of
Spain, aft. Emp. Chas. W. of
Germany, Dec. 20; d. 1558.
HENRY VIII.
1509, Thos., ld. Darcy; d. 1538.
May 18. Edwd., 5th lä. Dudley; d. 1530.
1510, Emanuel, K. of Portugal; d.
1505.
Sir Rys Ap
1507.
Apr. 23. 1521.
1510,
Apr. 23.
1513,
Apr. 23.
1514,
Apr. 23.
1518,
Apr. 24.
1523.
1524,
Apr. 23.
1525,
Apr. 23.
1525,
June 7.
Thos., ld. Howard and E. of
Surrey, aft. 8th D. of Norfolk;
d. 1552.
Thos., ld. De la Warr; d. 1525.
Sir Hy. Marney, aft. la. Marney;
d. 1524
Geo., 3rd lá. Abergavenny; d.
1535.
Sir Edw. Howard, d. 1513.
Sir Chas. Brandon, aft. D. of
Suffolk; d. 1545.
Julian de Medicis, D. of Nemours;
d. 1516.
Edwd., 1st là. Monteagle; d.
1523.
Thos., 2nd lå. Dacre of Gilles-
land ; d. 1525.
Sir Wm. Sandys, aft. la. Sandys ;
d. 1542.
Hy., 8th E. of Devonshire, aft.
M. of Exeter, Apr. 24; d. 1539.
Ferdinand, Pr. and Infant of
Spain, Archd. of Austria, aft.
Emp. Ferdinand I. of Ger-
many, Apr. 23; d. 1564.
Sir Richd, Wingfield; d. abt. 1525.
Sir Thos. Bullen, or Boleyn, aft.
visc. Rochford and E. of Wilt-
shire and Ormond, May 10; d.
1538. -
Walter, 3rd ld. Ferrers, aft.
visc. Hereford, July 13; d.
1558.
Arth. Plantagenet, visc. Lisle,
nat. son of Edwd. IV. ; d.
1541.
Robt., visc. Fitzwalter, aft. E. of
Sussex; d. 1542.
Wm., E. of Arundel ; d. 1543.
Thos., ld. Roos, aft. E. of Rut-
land ; d. 1543.
Hy. Fitzroy, nat. son of Hen.
VIII. ; aft. E. of Nottingham
and D. of Richmond and Somer-
set ; d. 1536.
Ralph, 4th E. of Westmoreland;
d. 1549.
Wm., 4th lä. Montjoy; d. 1535.
Sir Wrm. Fitzwilliam, aft. E. of
Southampton; d. 1543.
Sir Hy. Guildford; d. —.
Fras. I., K. of France; d. 1547.
John, 15th E. of Oxford; d.
1539.
Hy., E. of Northumberland, Apr.
23; d. 1537.
Anne, count de Beaumont and D.
de Montmorency; d. 1567.
Philip Chabot, E. of Newblanc.
Jas. W., K. of Scotland, Jan. 20;
d. 1542.
Sir Nichs. Carew, Apr. 23; d.
1539.
Hy., E. of Cumberland, Apr. 23;
d. 1542.
47
738
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1537.
1539,
Apr. 24.
1540,
Apr. 23.
1541.
1541,
Apr. 23.
1543,
Apr. 23.
1543.
1544,
Apr. 24.
1545,
Apr. 23.
1547,
Feb. 17.
1549,
Apr. 24.
1549,
Dec. 1.
1551,
Apr. 24
1551.
1552,
Apr. 24.
1554,
Apr. 24.
Thos., ld. Cromwell, aft. E. of
Essex, Aug. 5; d. 1540.
John, 1st là. Russell, aft. E. of
Bedford, d. 1554.
Sir Thos. Cheney, d. 1558.
Sir Wm. Kingston, d. 1541.
Thos., ld. Audley of Walden; d.
1544.
Sir Anthy. Browne, d. 1548.
Edwd., 1st E. of Hertford, aft.
D. of Somerset, Jan. 9; d.
1552.
Hy. Howard, c. c. E. of Surrey;
d. 1546.
Sir John Gage, d. 1556.
Sir Anthy. Wingfield.
John, visc. Lisle, aft. E. of War-
wick and D. of Northumber-
land; d. 1553,
Wrm., ld, St. John of Basing, aft.
E. of Wiltshire and M. of Win-
chester; d. 1572.
Wm., ld. Parr of Kendal, aft E.
of Essex and M. of Northamp-
ton ; d. 1571.
Sir John Wallop, Dec. 24; d.
1551.
Hy., E. of Arundel; d. 1579.
Sir Anthy. St. Leger, d —.
Fras., E. of Shrewsbury; d.
1560.
Thos., ld Wriothesley, aft. E. of
Southampton; d. 1550.
EDWARD VI.
Hy., 3rd M. of Dorset, aft. D. of
Suffolk; d. 1554.
Edwd., 3rd E. of Derby; d.
1574.
Thos., ld. Seymour of Sudley;
d. 1549.
Sir Wm. Paget, aft. li. Paget;
d. 1563.
Fras., 2nd E. of Huntingdom ; d.
1560.
Geo., 4th lä. Cobham ; d. 1558.
Thos., ld. De la Warr; d. 1554.
Sir Wm. Herbert, aft. li. Her-
bert of Cardiff and E. of Pem-
broke; d. 1559.
Hy. II., K. of France; d. 1559.
. Edwd., 8th lä. Clinton, aft. E. of
Lincoln; d. 1585.
Thos., ld. Darcy of Chiche, Sept.
28; d. 1558.
Hy. , 5th E. of Westmoreland; d.
1563.
Sir Andr. Dudley, d. —.
MARY.
Pr. Philip, aft. Philip II., K. of
Spain, consort of Q. Mary; d.
1598.
Hy., 2nd E. of Sussex; d. 1556.
1554. Emanuel Philibert, D. of Savoy,
1555,
Apr. 23.
1557,
Apr. ;
1559,
Apr. 24.
1561,
Apr. 22.
1563,
Apr. 22.
1564,
Apr. 23.
1574,
Apr. 24.
1575,
Apr. 23.
1578,
Apr. 24.
1579.
1584,
Apr. 23.
23.
Aug. 6; d. 1580.
Wm., ld. Howard of Effingham,
Oct. 9; d. 1573.
Anthy., 1st visc. Montagu : d.
1592.
Sir Edwd. Hastings, aft. lil.
Hastings of Loughborough ; d.
1558.
Thos., 3rd E. of Sussex; d. 1583.
Wm., 13th lä. Grey of Wilton;
d. 1562.
Sir Robt. Rochester, d. Nov. 28,
1557.
ELIZABETH.
Thos., D. of Norfolk; d. 1572.
Hy., 2nd E. of Rutland; d. 1563.
Sir Robt. Dudley, aft. E. of
Leicester ; d. 1588.
Adolphus, D. of Holstein, June
10; d. 1586.
E. of Shrewsbury; d.
1590.
Hy., 1st là. Hunsdon ; d. 1596.
Thos., E. of Northumberland;
d. 1572.
Ambrose, E. of Warwick; d.
1589.
Chas. IX., K. of France; d.
1574.
Fras., 2nd E. of Bedford; d.
1585.
Sir Hy. Sydney, d. 1586.
Maximilian II., Emp. of Ger-
many, April 23; d. 1576.
Hy., 3rd E. of Huntingdon ; d.
1595.
Wm., 3rd E. of Worcester; d.
1589.
Fras., D. de Montmorency; d.
1579.
Walter., 2nd visc. Hereford, aft.
E. of Essex; d. 1576.
Wm., 1st là. Burleigh ; d. 1598.
Arthr., ld, Grey of Wilton; d.
1593.
Edmd., 2nd ld. Chandos; d.
1573.
Hy., 4th E. of Derby; d. 1592.
Hy., 2nd E. of Pembroke; d.
1601.
Hy. III., K.
1589.
Chas., 2nd lå. Howard of Effing-
ham, aft. E. of Nottingham ;
d. 1624.
Rodolph II., Emp. of Germany;
d. 1612.
Fredk. II., K. of Denmark; d.
1588.
John Casimir, Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine, &c., Feb. 8 ; d. 1592.
Edwd., E. of Rutland; d. 1587.
Wm., 5th ld. Cobham; d. 1596.
of France ; d.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
739
1584,
Apr. 23.
1588,
Apr. 24.
1589,
Apr. 24.
1590,
Apr. 24.
1592,
Apr. 23.
1593,
Apr.
1593.
1597,
Apr. 23.
1599,
Apr.
1601,
Apr.
1603,
June 14.
1603,
June 25.
1605,
Apr. 24.
1606,
Apr.
1608,
Apr.
1611,
Apr. 23.
23.
23.
23.
24.
23.
Hy., 9th lä. Scrope of Bolton; d.
1592.
Robt., 2nd E. of Essex; d. 1600.
Thos., E. of Ormond; d. 1614.
Sir Christr. Hatton, d. 1591.
Hy., 4th E. of Sussex; d. 1593.
Thos., 1st là. Buckhurst, aft. E.
of Dorset ; d. 1608.
Hy. IV., K. of France ; d. 1610.
Jas. VI., K. of Scotland, aft. K.
Jas. I. of England; d. 1625.
Gilbert, E. of Shrewsbury; d.
1616.
Geo., E. of Cumberland; d. 1605.
Hy., E. of Northumberland; d.
1632.
Edwd., 4th E. of Worcester; d.
1628.
Thos., ld, Borough, or Burgh ;
d. 1597.
Edmd., 3rd ld. Sheffield, aft. E.
of Mulgrave; d. 1646.
Sir Fras. Knollys, June 25 ; d.
1596.
Fredk., D. of Wurtemberg ; d.
1608.
Thos., ld. Howard of Walden,
aft. E. of Suffolk; d. 1626.
Geo., 2nd ló. Hunsdon ; d. 1603.
Chas., 8th lá. Mountjoy, aft. E. of
Devonshire ; d. 1606.
Sir Hy. Lee, d. 1611.
Robt., 5th E. of Sussex; d.
1629.
Hy., 8th lä. Cobham ; d. 1619.
Thos., 10th lä. Scrope of Bolton ;
d. 1612.
Wm., 6th E. of Derby; d. 1642.
Thos., 2nd lá. Burleigh, aft. E.
of Exeter; d. 1622.
JAMES T.
Hy. Fredk., aft. Pr. of Wales; d.
1612.
Christian IV., K. of Denmark; d.
1648.
Ludwick, D. of Lenox, aft. E.
and D. of Richmond; d. 1624,
Hy., 3rd E. of Southampton ; d.
1624.
John, E. of Mar; d. 1634.
Wm., 3rd E. of Pembroke; d.
1630.
Ulrick, D. of Holstein ; d. 1624.
Hy. , 1st E. of Northampton; d.
1614.
Robt., 1st E. of Salisbury; d.
1612.
Thos., d.
1582.
Geo., 1st E. of Dunbar; d. 1611.
Philip, 1st E. of Montgomery,
aft. E. of Pembroke; d. 1650.
Thos., E. of Arundel, aft. E. of
Norfolk; d. 1646.
3rd visc. Bindon;
*
1611,
Apr. 23.
I611.
1612,
Dec. 19.
1615,
Apr. 24.
1616,
Apr. 24.
1616.
1623.
1624.
1624,
Dec. 31.
1625,
May 15.
1625.
1627,
Apr. 24.
1628.
1630,
Apr.
1630.
1633,
Apr. 18.
1633,
Nov. 7.
1635.
18.
Robt., 1st visc. Rochester, aft.
E. of Somerset ; d. 1645.
Chas., D. of York, aft. Chas. I.,
Apr. 24; d. 1649.
Fredk., Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine, aft. K. of Bohemia, son-
in-law of Jas. I. ; d. 1632.
Maurice de Nassau, Pr.
Orange ; d. 1625.
Thos., visc. Fenton, aft, E. of
Rellie; d. 1639.
Wm., 1st là. Knollys, aft. E. of
Banbury; d. 1632.
Fras., 6th E. of Rutland;
1632.
Sir Geo. Williers, aft. E., M., and
D. of Buckingham ; d. 1629.
Robt., Wisc. Lisle, aft. E.
Leicester, May 26; d. 1677.
Jas., 2nd M. of Hamilton and 1st
of
(l.
of
E. of Cambridge, Feb. 2; d.
1624.
Esmé, D. of Lenox and E. of
March, Apr. 22 ; d. 1624.
Christian, D. of Brunswick-
Wolfenbuttel; d. 1626.
Wm., 2nd E. of Salisbury; d.
of Carlisle; d.
CHARLES I.
Edwd., 4th E.
1652.
Hy., 1st E. of Holland; d. 1649.
Thos.. 1st visc. Andover, aft. E.
of Berkshire; d. 1699.
Claude de Loraine, D. of Chev-
reuse, July 4, d. 1657.
Gustavus Adolphus,
Sweden ; d. 1632.
Fredk. Hy. of Nassau, Pr. of
Orange ; d. 1647.
Theoph., E. of Suffolk; d. 1640.
Wm., 1st E. of Northampton,
Sept. 25 ; d. 1630.
Richd., ld. Weston, aft. E.
Portland; d. 1634.
Robt., 1st E. of Lindsey; d.
1642.
Wm., 2nd E.
1640.
Jas., 3rd M. of Hamilton and
2nd E. of Cambridge, aft. D.
of Hamilton, Oct. 5; d. 1648.
Chas. Louis, Ct. Palatine of
the Rhine and D. of Bavaria ;
d. 1680.
Jas., D. of Lenox, aft. E. of
March and D. of Richmond; d.
1655.
Hy., E. of Danby; d. 1643.
Wm., E, of Morton; d. 1648.
Algernon, E. of Northumber-
land, Apr. 23; d. 1668.
of Dorset; d.
K. of
of
of Exeter; d.
47 s
740
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1638.
1640.
1642,
Apr. 20.
1645,
Mar. 2.
1649,
Sept. 18.
1650,
Jan.
1658.
1660.
1661,
Apr. 1.
1662.
Chas., Pr. of Wales, aft. Chas.
II., May 20; d. 1688.
Thos., 1st E. of Strafford, Sept.
12; d. 1641.
Jas., D. of York, aft. James II. ;
d. 1710.
Pr. Rupert, Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine, &c., aft. D. of Cumber-
land ; d. 1682.
William II. of Nassau, Pr. of
Orange ; d. 1660.
Bernard de Nogaret de Foix, D.
d'Espernon, &c.; d. 1661.
CHARLES II,
Pr. Maurice, Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine; d. 1654.
Jas., 1st M. of Ormond, aft. D.
of Ormond; d. 1688.
Pr. Edwd., Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine ; d. 1663.
Geo., 2nd D. of Buckingham ; d.
1687.
Wm., M. of Hertford, aft D. of
Somerset ; d. 1660.
Wm., 2nd D. of Hamilton and
3rd E. of Cambridge ; d.
1651.
Thos., 4th E. of Southampton;
d. 1667.
Wm., 1st M., aft. 1st D. of New-
castle ; d. 1676.
Jas., M. of Montrose ; d. 1650.
Jas., 7th E. of Derby ; d. 1651.
Geo., 2nd E. of Bristol, Jan. ; d.
1697.
Hy., D. of Gloucester; d. 1669.
Hy. Chas. de la Tremouille, Pr.
of Tarente ; d. 1672.
William III. of Nassau, Pr. of
Orange, aft. K. William III. of
England, Apr. 25 ; d. 1702.
Fredk. Wm., Margrave and
Elector of Brandenburg, D. of
Prussia, Jan. 23; d. 1688.
Jno. Gaspar Ferd. de Marchin,
Count de Graville, &c., Feb 26;
d. —.
Geo., 1st D. of Albemarle, May
26; d. 1670.
Edwd. Montagu, aft. 1st E. of
Sandwich, May 27; d. 1672.
Aubrey, E. of Oxford, May 31;
d. 1702.
Chas., 4th D. of Richmond and
Lenox ; d. 1672.
Montague, 2nd E. of Lindsey ;
d. 1666.
Edwd., E.
1671.
Wm., 2nd E. of Strafford; d.
1695.
Christian, Pr. of Denmark, aft.
R. Christian V., Nov. 6; d.
1 (399.
of Manchester; d.
1663.
1666.
1668,
June 19.
1670.
1672.
1672,
May 29.
1672.
1673.
1674.
1677.
1680,
Aug. 31.
1680.
1681.
1684.
1684,
Jan. 10,
1685.
1687.
1688,
Sept. 28.
Jas., D. of Monmouth and Buc-
cleuch, Mar. 28; d. 1685.
Jas... D. of Cambridge, Dec. 3;
d. 1667.
Charles XI., K. of Sweden; d.
1697.
Jno. George II.,
Saxony; d. 1680.
Christr., 2nd D. of Albemarle,
Feb. 4; d. 1688.
Jno., 2nd E., aft. D. of Lauder-
dale, Apr. 18; d. 1682.
Hy. , 3rd M. of Worcester, aft.
D. of Beaufort ; d. 1699.
Hy., 1st E. of St. Albans; d.
1683,
Wm., 5th E. aft. 1st D. of Bed-
ford; d. 1700.
Hy., 1st E. of Arlington, June
15; d. 1685.
Thos. Butler, c.c. E. of Ossory,
Sept. 30; d. 1680.
Chas. Fitzroy, c.c. E. of South-
ampton, aft. D. of South-
ampton and Cleveland, Apr.
1; d. 1730.
Jno., 3rd E. of Mulgrave, aft.
D. of Buckingham, Apr. 23;
d. 1720.
Hy., D. of Newcastle, Feb. 17;
d. 1691.
Thos., E. of Danby, aft. M. of
Carmarthen and D. of Leeds,
Apr. 19; d. 1712.
Hy., 1st D. of Grafton; d. 1690.
Jas., 3rd E. of Salisbury; d.
1683.
Charles II., Ct. Palatine of the
Rhine and D. of Bavaria, Sept.
15; d. 1685.
Chas., 1st D. of Richmond and
Lenox, Apr. 7; d. 1723.
Geo., Pr. of Denmark, aft. D. of
Cumberland, Consort of Q.
Anne, Jan. 1; d. 1708.
Chas., D. of Somerset ; d. 1748.
Geo., D. of Northumberland; d.
1716.
Elector of
JAMES II.
Hy., D. of Norfolk, May 6; d.
1701.
Hy., 2nd E. of Peterborough,
June 18; d. 1697.
Lawrence, 1st E. of Rochester,
June 29; d. 1711.
Louis, 1st E. of Feversham,
June 30; d. 1709.
Robt., E. of Sunderland, Apr.
26; d. 1702.
Jas., D. of Berwick, nat. son of
James II. His election de-
clared void, Jan. 1, 1690.
Jas., 2nd D. of Ormond ;
1715.
d.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
741.
1689.
1690.
1692,
Feb. 2.
1694.
1696.
1697.
1698.
1700,
May 14,
1701,
June 18.
1702,
Mar. 14.
WILLIAM III.
Fredk., 1st D. of Schomberg,
Apr. 3; d. 1690.
Wm., 4th E., aft. 1st D. of
Devonshire, May 14; d. 1707.
Frederick III., Elect. of Branden-
burg, aft. K. Frederick I. of
Prussia; d. 1712.
Geo. Wm., D. of Brunswick and
Lunenburg Zell, c.c. D. of Zell,
Dec. 30; d. —.
º George IV., D. of Saxony;
Chas., E. of Dorset and 1st E. of
Middlesex; d. 1706.
Chas., 1st D. of Shrewsbury,
Apr. 25 ; d. 1718.
Pr. Wm., c.c. D. of Gloucester,
Son of Q. Anne, Jan. 6; d.
1700.
Wm., 1st E. of Portland, Feb.
19; d. 1709.
Jno., D. of Newcastle, May 30;
d. 1711. -
Thos., 8th E. of Pembroke and
5th E. of Montgomery; d. 1733.
Arnold Joost, 1st E. of Albe-
marle ; d. 1718.
Geo. Lewis, Elect. of Hanover,
&c., aft. K. Geo. I. of Eng-
land; d. 1727.
Jas., 2nd D. of Queensberry and
D. of Dover ; d. 1711.
ANNE.
Wriothesley, 2nd D. of Bedford;
d. 1711.
Jno., E., aft. 1st D. of Marl-
borough ; d. 1722.
1703. Meinhardt, 3rd D. of Schomberg
1704.
1706.
1710,
Mar. 22.
1712,
Oct. 25.
1712.
1713.
and 1st D. of Leinster, Aug.
12; d. 1719.
Sidney, 1st là., aft. 1st E. of
Godolphin, July 6; d. 1712.
Geo. Augs., Electoral Pr. of
Hanover, &c., aft. K. Geo. II.
of England, Apr. 4; d. 1760.
Wm., 2nd D. of Devonshire; d.
1729.
Jno., D. of Argyle, and E., aft.
D., of Greenwich; d. 1743.
Jas., 4th D. of Hamilton and 1st
D. of Brandon; d. Nov. 15,
1712.
Hy., D. of Kent; d. 1740.
Jno., 1st E. Poulett ; d. 1743.
Robt., 1st E. of Oxford and E.
Mortimer; d. 1724.
Thos., 3rd E. of Strafford; d.
1739.
Hy., 2nd D. of Beaufort, Oct.
26; d. 1714.
Chas., 3rd E. of Peterborough
and 1st E. of Monmouth, Aug.
3; d. 1735.
1714,
Oct. 16.
1716,
July 3.
1718,
Mar. 31.
1719.
1721,
Mar. 27.
1722,
Oct. 10.
1724,
July 9.
1726,
May 26.
1730,
May 18.
1733,
June 12.
1738,
Feb. 20.
1741,
Mar. 20.
GEORGE I.
Chas., 2nd D. of Bolton ; d.
1722.
Jno., 2nd D. of Rutland; d.
1721
of Dorset and Middlesex; d.
1763.
Chas., 1st E. of Halifax; d. 1715.
Pr. Fredk. Lewis, aft. D. of
Gloucester, D. of Edinburgh,
and Pr. of Wales; d. 1751.
Ernest Augs., bp. of Osnaburg
and D. of York; d. 1728.
Chas., 1st D. of St. Albans ; d.
1720.
Jno., 2nd D. of Montagu ; d.
1749.
Thos. Holles, D. of Newcastle;
d. 1768.
Jas., 3rd E. of Berkeley; d.
1736.
Evelyn, 1st D. of Kingston, Apr.
29; d. 1726.
Chas., E. of Sunderland, Nov.
21; d. 1722.
Chas., 2nd D. of Grafton; d.
1723.
Hy., E. of Lincoln ; d. 1728.
Chas., 3rd D. of Bolton; d. 1754.
Jno., 3rd D. of Rutland; d. 1779.
Jno., 1st D. of Roxburghe; d.
1741.
E. of Scarborough ; d.
1740.
Chas., 2nd visc. Townshend ; d.
1738.
Chas., D. of Richmond and
Lenox ; d. 1750.
Sir Robt. Walpole, aft. E. of Or-
ford; d. 1745.
GEORGE II.
Wm. Augs., D. of Cumberland;
d. 1765.
Philip Dormer, E. of Chester-
field; d. 1751.
Richd., E. of Burlington and
Cork ; d. 1735.
Wm. Chas. Hy. Friso, Pr. of
Orange ; d. 1751.
Wrm., 3rd D. of Devonshire; d.
1755. -
Spencer, E. of Wilmington; d.
1743.
Wm., 3rd E. of Essex; d. 1743.
1st E. Waldegrave; d.
grave, of Hesse Cassel ; d.
1785.
Chas., 2nd D. of St. Albans ; d.
1751.
Chas., D. of Marlborough ; d.
1758.
742
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1741,
Mar. 20.
1745.
1749,
June 22.
1749,
June 22.
1752,
Mar. 13.
1752.
1756,
Nov. 18.
1757.
1759.
1760.
1762,
May 27.
1764,
Apr. 23.
1765,
Dec. 26.
1767.
1768. Geo., D.
1771.
Evelyn, 2nd D, of Kingston; d.
1773.
Wm., 2nd D. of Portland; d. 1762.
Frederick III., D. of Saxe Gotha,
May 2; d. 1772.
John Adolph, D. of Saxe Weissen-
fels, Apr. 24; d. 1746.
Pr. Geo. Wm. Fredk., aft. Pr. of
Wales and Geo. III. ; d. 1820.
Chas. Wm. Fredk., Margrave of
Brandenburg - Anspach ; d.
1757.
Thos., 4th D. of Leeds; d. 1789.
Jno., 4th D. of Bedford; d. 1771.
Wm. Anne, E. of Albemarle ; d.
1754.
Jno., 1st E. Granville; d. 1763.
Pr. Edwd. Augs., aft. D. of York,
bro. to Geo. III. ; d. 1767.
Wm. V., Pr. of Orange; d. 1806.
Daniel, E. of Winchelsea and
Nottingham ; d. 1769.
Geo., 4th E. of Cardigan, aft. D.
of Montague ; d. 1790.
Hy., 9th E. of Lincoln, aft. D. of
Newcastle, June 4; d. 1794.
Wm., 4th D. of Devonshire; d.
1764.
Hy., E. of Carlisle; d. 1758.
Hugh, E., aft. D., of Northumber-
land ; d. 1786.
Fras. Seymour, E., aft. M., of
Hertford; d. 1794.
Jas., E. Waldegrave, June 30;
d. 1763.
Pr. Ferdinand of Brunswick,
Aug. 16; d. 1792.
Chas. Watson, 2nd M. of Rock-
ingham, Feb. 4; d. 1782.
Richd., 1st E. Temple, May 6;
d. 1779.
GEORGE III.
Pr. Wm. Hy., bro. to Geo. III.,
D. of Gloucester and Edin-
burgh; d. 1805.
Jno., E. of Bute ; d. 1792.
Adolphus Frederick IV., D. of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz; d. 1794.
Geo., 5th E. of Halifax; d. 1772.
Geo. Augs., Pr. of Wales, aft.
George IV. ; d. 1830.
Chas. Wm. Ferd., hered. Pr. of
Brunswick-Wolffenbuttel ; d.
1806.
Geo., 3rd E. of Albemarle; d.
1772.
Pr. Hy. Fredk., D. of Cumber-
land and Strathern, Dec. 21;
d. 1790.
of Marlborough, Dec.
12; d. 1817.
Pr. Fredk., bp. of Osnaburgh,
aft. D. of York and Albany,
July 25; d. 1827.
1771.
1769.
1772.
1778,
June 3.
1782,
Apr. 19.
1782.
1786,
June 2.
1788,
Apr. 9.
1790,
Dec. 15.
1793,
June 14.
1794.
Granville Leveson, E. Gower,
aft. 1st M. of Stafford, Feb.
11; d. 1803.
Augs. Hy., 3rd D. of Grafton,
Sept. 29; d. 1811.
Sir Fredk. North, c.c. lá. North,
aft. E. of Guilford, June 18;
d. 1792.
Hy., E. of Suffolk and Berk-
shire; d. 1779.
Wm. Hy., 5th E. of Rochford;
d. 1781.
Thos., visc. Weymouth, aft. 1st
M. of Bath; d. 1796.
Pr. Wm. Hy., aft. D. of Clarence
and William IV. ; d. 1830.
Chas. , 7th D. of Richmond and
Lenox; d. 1806.
Wm., 5th D. of Devonshire; d.
1811.
Wm., 2nd E. of Shelburne, aft.
1st M. of Lansdowne; d.
1805.
Chas., 4th D. of Rutland, Oct.
3; d. 1787.
Pr. Edwd., aft. D. of Kent; d.
1820.
Pr. Ernest Augs., aft. D. of
Cumberland and K. of Han-
over; d. 1851.
Pr. Augs. Fredk., aft. D. of
Sussex; d. 1843.
Pr. Adolphus Fredk., aft. D. of
Cambridge; d. 1850.
Wm. Geo., Landgrave of Hesse-
Cassel ; d. 1821.
Hy. , 5th D. of Beaufort ; d.
1803.
Geo. Nugent Temple, M. of
Buckingham; d. 1813.
Chas., E., aft. 1st M. Corn-
wallis; d. 1805.
Jno. Fredk., D. of Dorset; d.
1799. t
Hugh, D. of Northumberland;
d. 1817.
Ernest Lewis Fredk.,
Saxe-Gotha ; d. 1800.
Fras. Godolphin, 5th D. of Leeds;
d. 1799.
Jno., 2nd E. of Chatham ; d.
1835.
Jas., 1st M. of Salisbury; d.
1823.
Jno., 10th E. of Westmorland;
d. 1841.
Fredk., E. of Carlisle; d. 1825.
Hy., 3rd D. of Buccleuch and 5th
D. of Queensberry, May 28; d.
1812.
Pr. Wm. Fredk., aft. D. of
Gloucester, July 16; d. 1834.
Wm. Hy., 3rd D. of Portland,
July; d. 1809.
D. of
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
743
1797, Richd., E. Howe; d. 1799.
June. Jno. Jeffries, 2nd E., aft. 1st M.
Camden ; d. 1840.
Geo. Jno., 2nd E. Spencer; d.
1834.
1801. Jno., 3rd D. of Roxburghe, May
29; d. 1804.
1803, Jno. Hy., 5th D. of Rutland; d.
Nov. 25, 1857.
Philip, E. of Hardwicke; d.
1834.
1805, Hy. Chas., 6th D. of Beaufort;
Jan. 17. d. 1835.
Jno. Jas., 9th M. of Abercorn;
d. 1818. -
Geo. Augs., E. of Pembroke and
Montgomery; d. 1827.
Geo., 8th E. of Winchelsea and
4th E. of Nottingham; d. 1826.
Philip, E. of Chesterfield; d.
1813.
1805. Geo., E. of Dartmouth, May 27 ;
d. 1810.
1806. Jno., D. of Bedford; d. 1839.
Geo. Granville, 2nd M. of Staf-
ford, aft. 1st D. of Sutherland,
Mar. 22; d. 1833.
1807, Fras., M. of Hertford; d. 1822.
July 18. Wm., E. of Lonsdale ; d. 1844.
1810. Richd. Colley, Marq. Wellesley,
Mar. 3; d. 1842.
Chas., D. of Richmond and
Lennox; d. 1819.
Jas., 3rd D. of Montrose; d.
1836.
Fras., E. of Moira, aft. M. of
Hastings, June 12 ; d. 1824.
Hy. Pelham, 4th D. of New-
castle, June 19 ; d. 1851.
Arthur, M., aft. D. of Welling-
ton, Mar. 4; d. 1852.
Alexander I., Emp. of Russia,
July 13; d. 1825.
Louis XVIII., K. of France,
Apr. 21; d. 1824.
Francis I., Emp. of Austria
(form. Francis II., Emp. of
Germany); d. 1835.
Fredk. William III., K. of
Prussia ; d. 1840.
Robt. Banks, 2nd E. of Liver-
pool; d. 1828.
Sir Robt. Stewart, c.c. visc.
Castlereagh, aft. 2nd M. of
Londonderry, June 9 ; d. 1822.
Ferdinand VII., K. of Spain,
Aug. 10; d. 1833.
Wm. Fredk., Pr. of Orange, aft.
R. William I. of the Nether-
lands, Aug. 22 ; d. 1843.
Pr. Leopold, &c., of Coburg,
aft. K. of the Belgians, May
23; d. 1865.
Hy., E. Bathurst, July 24; d.
1834.
1812,
Mar. 26.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1814,
June 9.
1814.
1816.
1817.
1818. Hy. Wm., 1st M. of Anglesey,
Feb. 19 ; d. 1854.
1819. Hugh, D. of Northumberland,
Nov. 25; d. 1847.
GEORGE IV.
1820. Richd., 2nd M., aft. 1st D. of
Buckingham, June 7; d. 1839.
Frederick VI., K. of Denmark;
d. 1839.
John VI., K. of Portugal; d.
1826.
Geo. Jas., M. of Cholmondeley,
July 22; d. 1827.
Fras. Chas., M. of Hertford,
Nov. 22; d. 1842.
Thos., 2nd M. of Bath, July 16;
d. 1837.
Charles X., K. of France, June
7; d. 1836.
Chas., 5th D. of Dorset, Jan. 30;
d. 1843.
Nichs. I., Emp. of Russia, Mar.
16; d. 1855.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., 6th D. of
Leeds; d. 1838.
Wm. Spencer, 6th D. of Devon-
shire; d. 1858.
Brownlow, 2nd M. of Exeter; d.
1867. -
Chas., D. of Richmond and Len-
mox, May 13; d. 1860.
Geo., E. of Ashburnham, June
22; d. 1830.
1822,
Feb. 13.
1822.
I829.
WILLIAM IV.
1830, Bernard, D. of Saxe-Meiningen ;
July 26. , -,
Wm. I., K. of Wurtemberg; d.
1864.
Chas., 2nd E. Grey, May 27; d.
1845.
Augs. Louis Wm. Max. Fredk.,
D. of Brunswick, June 20; d.
1884.
Bernard Edwd., D. of Norfolk,
Aug. 13; d. 1842.
Geo. Hy., 4th D. of Grafton,
Dec. 20; d. 1844.
1835. Walter Fras., 5th D. of Buc-
cleugh, and 7th D. of Queens-
berry, Feb. 23; d. 1884.
Pr. Geo. Fredk., &c., of Cum-
berland, Crown Pr. of Hanover,
aft. D. of Cumberland and K.
of Hanover, Aug. 15 ; d. 1878.
Pr. Geo. of Cambridge, aft. D.
of Cambridge, Aug. 15.
Alexr., 10th D. of Hamilton
and 7th D. of Brandon ; d. 1852.
Hy., 3rd M. of Lansdowne; d. 1863.
Geo., 6th E. of Carlisle, Mar.
17; d. 1848.
Edwd. A dolphus, 11th D. of
Somerset, Apr. 19 ; d. 1855.
1831.
1834.
1836,
Feb. 5.
1837.
744
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1837.
1838.
1839,
Apr. 17.
1839.
1841,
Mar. 11.
1842.
1842,
Apr. 11.
1844.
1844,
Dec. 12.
1846,
Jan. 19.
1847.
1848.
1849,
Mar. 23.
1851.
1853,
Jan. 19.
1855,
Feb. 7.
VICTORIA.
Chas. Wm. Fredk. Emicon, Pr.
of Leiningen, July 14; d. —.
Ernest Anthy. Chas. Lewis,
reigning D. of Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha, July 16; d. 1844.
Wm. Hy., 1st D. of Cleveland;
d. 1842.
Edwd. Smith, 13th E. of Derby;
d. 1851.
Fras. Albert Augs. Chas. Em-
manuel, Pr. of Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha, aft. consort of Q.
Victoria, Dec. 16; d. 1861.
Geo. Granville, 2nd D. of Suther-
land; d. 1861.
Robt., 2nd E. and 1st M. of West-
minster; d. 1845.
Fredk. William IV., R. of Prussia,
Jan. 25 ; d. 1861.
Fredk. Augustus
Saxony; d. 1854.
Hy., 7th E). of Beaufort ; d. 1853.
Richd. Plantgt. &c., 2nd D. of
Buckingham and Chandos; d.
1861.
Jas. Brownlow Wm., 2nd M. of
Salisbury; d. 1868.
Hy., 2nd D. of Cleveland;
1864.
Louis Philippe, K. of the French,
Oct. 11; d. 1850.
Ernest II., D. of Saxe-Cobourg
and Gotha.
Thos. Philip, E. de Grey; d.
1859.
Jas., 2nd M. and 1st D. of Aber-
corn; d. 1885.
Chas., 2nd E. Talbot; d. 1849.
Edwd., 2nd E. of Powis; d.
1848.
Geo. Chas., 2nd M. of Camden;
d. 1866.
Richd., M. of Hertford; d. 1870.
Fras. , 7th D. of Bedford, Mar.
26; d. 1861.
Hy. Chas., D. of Norfolk, May
11; d. 1856.
Geo. Wrm. Fredk., 4th E.
Clarendon; d. 1870.
Fredk., 4th E. Spencer; d. 1857.
Constantine Hy., 1st M. of Nor-
manby, Feb. 19 ; d. 1863.
Chas. Wm., 5th E. Fitzwilliam,
Nov. 4; d. 1857.
Algernon, D. of Northumber-
land ; d. 1865.
Chas. Wnn., 3rd M. of London-
derry; d. 1854.
Geo. Wm. Fredk., 7th E. of Car-
lisle ; d. 1864.
Fras., 1st E. of Ellesmere ; d.
1857.
Geo., 4th E. of Aberdeen; d.
1860.
II., K. of
d.
Of
1855.
1858,
Mar. 25.
1858.
1859,
June 28.
1860.
1861.
1862,
May 21.
1862,
July 5.
1863,
June 10.
1864,
May 24.
1864.
1865.
Napoleon III., Emp. of the
French, Apr. 18; d. 1873,
Victor Emanuel, K. of Sardinia,
aft. K. of Italy, Dec. 5; d.
1878.
Hugh, 2nd E.
1861. -
Hy. John, visc. Palmerston; d.
1865.
Abdul Medjid, Sultan of Turkey,
Nov. 5; d. 1861.
Granville Geo., 2nd E. Granville.
Richd., 2nd M. of Westminster ;
d. 1869.
Fredk. Wm. Nichs. Chas., Cr.
Pr. of Prussia, aft. Frederick
III. Emp. of Germany and K.
of Prussia, Jan. 28; d. 1888.
Arthur Richd., 2nd D. of Wel-
lington; d. 1884.
Wm., 7th D. of Devonshire.
Pedro V., K. of Portugal, May
27 ; d. 1861.
Albert Edwd.,, Pr. of Wales,
Nov. 9.
Dudley, 2nd E. of Harrowby ;
d. 1882,
Edwd. Geoffrey,
Derby; d. 1869.
Hy. Pelham, 5th D. of Newcastle,
Dec. 17; d. 1864.
William I., K. of Prussia, aft. emp.
of Germany, Mar. 6; d. 1888.
Chas. John, Earl Canning ; d.1862.
John, 1st E. Russell ; d. 1878.
Edwd. Adolphus, D. of Somerset,
d. 1885.
Anthy., E. d.
1886.
Wm. Thos. Spencer, 6th E. Fitz-
william.
Pr. Fredk, Wm. Louis Chas. of
Hesse, aft. Gr. D. Louis IV.
Fortescue ; d.
14th E. of
of Shaftesbury;
Fredk Wm., &c., Gr. D. of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
Hy. Geo., Earl Grey.
Pr. Alfd. Ernest Albert, aft.
D. of Edinburgh.
Geo. Granville Wrm., 3rd D. of
Sutherland.
Geo. Wm. Fredk.,
Ailesbury; d. 1878.
Hy., 4th M. of Lansdowne, Oct.
10; d. 1866.
John Poyntz, 5th E. Spencer,
Jan. 14.
Harry Geo., 4th D. of Cleveland,
Apr. 10.
Christian IX., K. of Denmark,
Apr. 25.
Louis, K. of Portugal, May 4.
Louis III., D. of Hesse, June 6 ;
d. 1877.
Fras. Thos, De Grey, 7th E.
Cowper, Aug. 5. --
2nd M. of .
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 745
1866. Hy. Richd. Chas., 1st E. Cowley, 1878. Humbert, K. of Italy, Mar. 2.
Feb. 3.; d. 1884. Pr. Ernest Augs. Wm. Adolphus
Leopold II., K. of Belgians,Feb. 12. Geo. Fredk. of Hanover, D.
Pr. Christian of Schleswig-Hol- of Cumberland and Teviotdale,
Stein, July 9. ! July 20.
1867, Chas. Hy., 6th D. of Richmond Benjn., E. of Beaconsfield, July
Feb. 6. and 1st D. of Gordon. 22; d. 1881.
Chas. Cecil John, 6th D. of Rut- Robt. Arthur Talbot, M. of Salis-
land; d. 1888. bury, July 30.
1867. Hy. Chas. Fitzroy, 8th D. of 1880. Fras. Chas. Hastings, 9th D. of
Beaufort, Mar, 19. Bedford, Dec. 1.
Pr. Arthur Wrm. Patr. Albert, 1881. Alexander III., Emp. of Russia,
aft. D. of Connaught, May 31. Apr. 2.
Fras. Jos., Emp. of Austria, Oscar II., K. of Sweden and Nor-
July 25. way, May 17.
Alexander II., Emp. of Russia, Alfonso XII., K. of Spain, Oct.
July 28; d. 1881. 24; d. 1885.
Abdul Aziz, Sultan of Turkey, 1882. Albert, K. of Saxony, Feb. 20.
Aug. 14; d. 1876. º William III., K. of the Nether-
1868. John Winston, D. of Marl- lands, Apr. 26.
borough, May 23; d. 1883. Augs. Chas. Lennox, 7th D. of
1869. Pr. Leopold Geo. Duncan Albert, Grafton, Feb. 3.
aft. D. of Albany, May 29; d. Pr. Albert Victor of Wales,
1884. Sept. 3.
1869, Stratford, visc. Stratford de Red- 1884, Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyle.
Dec. 11. cliffe; d. 1880. July 15. Edwd. Hy., 15th E. of Derby.
Geo. Fredk. Saml., E. de Grey | 1884. Pr. Geo. Fredk. Ernest Albert of
and Ripon, aft. M. of Ripon. Wales, Aug. 4.
1870. Hugh Lupus, 3rd M., aft. Íst D. 1885, John, E. of Kimberley.
of Westminster, Dec. 6. July 9. Wm., M. of Northampton.
1871. Pedro II., Emp. of Brazil, July 11. Wm. Philip, 4th E. of Sefton.
1872. Thos., 2nd E. of Zetland, Dec. 1855. Pr. Hy. Maurice of Battenberg,
26; d. 1873. July 22.
1878. Nasr-ul-Din, Shah of Persia, 1886, Algernon Geo., D. of North-
June 26. Feb. 22. umberland.
Thos.W.m., E. of Leicester June 30. Wm., M. of Abergavenny.
1876. Geo., 1st K. of the Hellenes Hy., D. of Norfolk.
(Greece), July 12. 1887. Rudolph, Cr. Pr. of Austria, d.
Pr. Fredk. Victor Albert of 1889.
Prussia, aft. Empr. Wm. II. 1888. Chas. Stewart, 6th M. of Londom-
of Germany, Jan. 27. derry, inv. May 7.
OFFICERS OF THE GARTER.
PRELATEs.
The Bishops of Winchester in regular succession from Wm. de Edington, Edendon,
or Edindon, who d. 1366.
See “Bishops of Winchester,” ante, p. 470.
CHANCELLORs.
1475. Richd. Beaucham, bp. of Salisbury, * * Chas, E. of Worcester, ld, chambn. ;
Oct. 10; d. 1842. chanc. in. Aug. 1523; d. 1526.
* * Lionel Wydville, or Woodville, bp. 1553. Sir Wm. Cecil, sec. st., Mar.
of Salisbury; d. 1484. | Sir Wm. Petre, sec. st., Sept. 27;
* * (?) Thos. Langton, bp. of Salisbury, d. 1572.
tr. to Winchester, 1493. 1572. Sir Thos. Smith, sec. st., Apr. 25;
1491. John Morgan, or Young, dean of d. 1577.
Windsor; bp. of St. Davids, 1496; 1578. Sir Fras. Walsingham, sec. st., Apr.
d. 1504. 22; res. 1588.
* * (?) John Blyth, bp. of Salisbury; 1588. Sir Amyas Paulet, Apr. 22; d. Sept.
d. 1499. | 1588. -
746 THE BO)OK OF DIGNITIES,
1589. Sir John Woolley, Apr. 23; d. 1596.
1596. Sir Edwd. Dyer, Apr. 23; d. 1608.
1608. Sir John Herbert, sec. st. ; d. 1660. Sir Hy. de Vie, bt., Sept. ; d. 1671.
161;7. 1661. Sir Richd. Fanshaw, dep. chanc.,
1638. Sir Jas. Palmer, dep, chanc., May
|
1623. Sir Geo. More (? 1610); res. 1628. Jan. 14.
|
4; chanc. Mar. 2, 1645; d. 1657.
1628. Sir Fras. Crane, Apr. 23; d. 1636. 1671. Seth Ward, bp. Salisbury, Nov. 25,
1636. Sir Thos. Roe, Dec. 5; d. abt. and his successors down to bp.
1644. Burgess, who d. Feb. 19, 1837.
See “Bishops of Salisbury,” ante, p. 466.
1837. Hon. Richd. Bagot, bp. of Oxford, Feb. 25, and his successors.
See “Bishops of Oxford,” ante, p. 456.
REGISTRARs.
* * John Covingham, can. Windsor in * * Wm. Atwater, can. Windsor in 1499;
1414; d. 1445. | bp. Lincoln, 1514.
1446. John Depeden, can, Windsor, May. | * * Nichs. West, dean of Windsor in
1460. Jas. or Thos. Goldwell, can. Wind- 1510; bp. Ely, 1515.
sor ; bp. Norwich, 1472. * * John Vosey, dean of Windsor in
1481. Thos. Danett, can. Windsor. 1515; bp. Exeter, 1519.
* * Oliver King, can. Windsor in 1488; ' * * Richd. Sydnor, can. Windsor in
bp. Salisbury, 1491. | 1518; d. 1534.
* * Richd. Nix, or Nikks, can. Windsor * * Richd. Sampson, dean of Windsor
in 1496; bp. Norwich, 1501. in 1523; bp. Chichester, 1536.
* * Christr. Urswick, can. Windsor in 1534. Robt. Aldridge, can. Windsor, May
1490, and dean in 1495; d. 1505. 27; bp. Carlisle, 1537.
* * Thos. Rowthall, dean of Salisbury; 1555. Owen Oglethorpe, dean of Windsor,
bp. Durham, 1508. May 1, and his successors.
1510. Thos. Wolsey, dean of Lincoln, &c.
See “Deans of Windsor,” ante, p. 474.
KINGS OF ARMs.
See “Garter Kings of Arms,” ante, p. 327.
THE ORDER OF THE THISTLE.
THE THISTLE is a Scotch Order. Like the Garter, the date of its
institution is somewhat obscure. It is said by some to have been
originally formed as far back as 787, and by others to have been
founded in 1500, and revived in 1540. King James VII. of Scotland
and II. of England, by warrant dated May 29, 1687, ordered Letters
Patent to be made out for “reviving and restoring the Order of the
Thistle to its full glory, lustre, and magnificency.” At the same time
a set of statutes and orders was passed for regulating the Order, and
it is considered by Sir Harris Nicolas and some other writers that
until this date the Order as an organized fraternity did not exist.
The Order remained in abeyance during the reign of William and
Mary, but Queen Anne again revived it, by statutes and orders dated
Dec. 31, 1703. These were subsequently modified by statutes of
Geo. III. dated Feb. 17, 1715, and of Geo. IV. dated May 8, 1827, by
the last of which the number of knights of the Order was extended
from twelve to sixteen. Extra knights are occasionally admitted by
special statute.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
747
The officers of the Order are :
DEAN.
SECRETARY.
The Order is styled—
THE MOST ANCIENT AND Most Nobſ.F. ORDER OF THE THISTLE.
1687,
June 6:
1704.
1704,
Feb. 7.
1705,
Oct. 30.
1706,
Aug. 10.
1710.
1713.
1716,
June 22.
1717.
1721.
1725,
Mar. 2.
KING AT ARMS.
USHER.
KNIGHTS OF THE THISTLE.
(K.T.)
From the foundation or restoration of the Order by James II. in 1687.
JAMES II.
Geo., D. of Gordon; d. Dec. 1716.
John, M. of Athole; d. May 1703.
Jas., E. of Arran, aft. D. of
Hamilton; d. 1712.
Alexr., E. of Moray; d. Nov.
1700.
Jas., E. of Perth ; attainted.
Kenneth, E. of Seaforth; attainted.
Geo., E. of Dumbarton.
John, E. of Melfort; attainted.
ANNE.
John, D. of Argyll, Feb. 4 ;
quitted for the Garter, 1710.
John, D. of Athole; d. Nov. 1724.
Wm., M. of Annandale; d. Jan.
1721.
Jas., E. of Dalkeith ; d. Mar.
1705. -
Chas., E. of Moray; d. Oct. 1735.
Geo., E. of Orkney; d. Jan. 1737.
Jas., E. of Findlater and Sea-
field; d. Aug. 1730.
Wm., M. of Lothian; d. Feb.
1722.
Chas., E. of Orrery; d. Aug.
1731.
John, E. of Marr; attainted 1715.
Hugh, E. of Loudoun ; d. Nov.
1731.
John, E. of Stair, Mar. 25 ; d.
May 1747.
David, E. of Portmore, Jan. 17 ;
d. Jan. 1730.
GEORGE I.
Wm., E. of Cadogan ; d. July
1726.
John, E. of Sunderland ; d. June
1733.
Thos., E. of Haddington, Mar.
1; d. Nov. 1735.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, Mar.
28; d. May 1722.
Wm., E. of Essex; quitted for
the Garter, 1738.
Francis, E. of Dalkeith, aft. D.
of Buccleuch; d. Apr. 1751.
1725,
Mar. 2.
1726.
1730.
1732.
1734.
1738,
July 10.
1739.
1741.
1742.
1743.
1747.
1752.
1753,
Mar. 29,
1755.
1763,
Apr. 13.
1765.
1767,
Dec. 23.
Alex., E. of Marchmont ; d. Feb.
1740.
Jas., D. of Hamilton, Sept. 23;
d. Mar. 1743.
GEORGE II.
Chas., E. of Tankerville, May
16; d. Mar. 1753.
Chas., E. of Portmore, Jan. 2;
d. July 1785.
Jas., D. of Athole, Feb. 11; d.
Jan. 1764.
Wm., M. of Lothian; d. July 1767.
Jas., E. of Morton; d. Oct. 1768.
Chas., E. of Hopetoun; d. Feb.
1742.
John, E. of Bute ; quitted for
the Garter, 1762.
Augs., E. of Berkeley, June 7;
d. Jan. 1755.
Jas., E. of Moray, Feb. 23; d.
July 1767.
John, E. of Hyndford, June 22;
d. July 1767.
Lionel, E. of Dysart, Mar. 29;
d. Mar. 1770.
Cosmo Geo., D. of Gordon, Feb.
10; d. Feb. 1747.
John, E. of Dumfries and Stair,
Mar. 11; d. July 1768.
John, E. of Rothes; d. Dec. 1767.
Fras., E. Brooke and E. of War-
wick; d. July 1773.
Jas., D. of Hamilton and Bran-
don, Mar. 18; d. Jan. 1758.
GEORGE III.
Wm., E. of March, aft. D. of
Queensberry ; d. Dec. 1810.
Chas., ld. Cathcart; d. Aug.
1766.
John, D. of Argyll, Aug. 7 ; d.
Nov. 1770.
Hy., D. of Buccleuch and Queens-
berry ; quitted for the Garter,
1794.
John, D. of Athole; d. Nov. 1774.
Fredk., E. of Carlisle; quitted
for the Garter, 1793.
748.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1768.
1768,
Nov. 23.
1770.
1771.
1773.
1775.
1776,
Oct. 11.
1805.
1808.
1812,
May 22.
1814,
May 23.
1815.
1819.
1820.
1821,
July 17.
Wm., M. of Lothian, Oct. 26; d.
Apr. 1775.
David, visc, Stormont, aft. E. of
Mansfield; d. Sept. 1796.
John, D. of Roxburghe; d. Mar.
1804.
Pr. Wm. Hy., aft. D. of Clarence
and Wm. IV., Apr. 5; d.
1837. *
Neil, E. of Rosebery, Mar. 4; d.
Mar. 1814.
Robt., E. of Northington, Aug.
18; d. July 1786.
Alexr., D. of Gordon, Jan. 11;
d. June 1827.
John, E. of Galloway, Nov. 1;
d. Nov. 1806.
Wm. John, M. of Lothian ;
Jan. 1815.
Douglas, D. of Hamilton and
Brandon; d. Aug. 1799.
Thos., E. of Aylesbury; d. Apr.
1814.
d.
Jas., D. of Montrose ; quitted
for the Garter, 1812.
John, Earl Poulett; d. Jam.
1819.
Geo., E. of Morton; d. July
1827.
John, D. of Athole; d. Sept.
183
Wm. Schaw, Earl Cathcart, Nov.
23; d. June 1843.
Geo., E. of Aberdeen, Mar. ; d.
Dec. 1860.
Chas. Wm. Hy., D. of Buccleuch
and Queensberry ; d. Apr.
1819.
Hugh, E. of Eglinton ; d. Dec.
1819.
Hy., E. of Abergavenny ; d.
Mar. 1843.
Geo., E. of Galloway; d. Mar.
1834.
Thos., ld. Erskine, Feb. 23; d.
Nov. 1823.
Chas. Bruce, 2nd E., aft. Ist M.
of Ailesbury, May 20; d. Jan.
1856.
GEORGE IV.
Wm., M. of Lothian, Apr. 26;
d. Apr. 1824.
Geo., 8th M. of Tweeddale, May
22; d. Oct. 1876.
Chas., M. of Queensberry; d.
Dec. 1837.
Archd., I. of Cassilis, aft. M. of
Ailsa ; d. Sept., 1846.
Jas., E. of Lauderdale ; d. Sept.
1839.
Robt., visc. Melville; d. June
1851.
1827,
May 10.
1827,
Sept. 3.
1830.
1834.
1835.
I838.
1840,
Mar. l 8.
1842.
1843,
June 13.
1845.
1847,
July 12.
1848,
May 12.
1853,
Oct. 28.
1856.
1857.
1859.
1860.
Geo., E. of Aboyne, M. of Hunt-
ley, aft. D. of Gordon; d. May
1836.
Hy, Richd., E. Brooke and E. of
Warwick; d. Aug. 1853.
Jas., E. of Fife; d. Mar. 1857.
Fras., E. of Moray; d. Jan.
1848.
WILLIAM IV.
Augs. Fredk., D. of Sussex, July
19; d. Apr. 1843.
Walter Fras., D. of Buccleuch
and Queensberry, Nov. 5;
quitted for the Garter, 1835.
Wm. Geo., E. of Erroll, Apr. 16;
d. Apr. 1846.
David Wm., E. of Mansfield,
Mar. 4; d. Feb. 1840.
VICTORIA.
John, 2nd M. of Breadalbane,
Mar. 21; d. Nov. 1862.
Jas. Hy. Robert, 6th D. of Rox-
burghe; d. Apr. 1879.
Archd. John, E. of Rosebery;
d. Mar. 1868.
Pr. Albert, consort of Her
Majesty; decl. a knt. by spec.
stat. Jan. 17; d. Dec. 1861.
John, M. of Bute; d. Mar. 1848.
Wm. David, 4th E. of Mans-
field.
Jas., 4th D. of Montrose, Mar.
12; d. Dec. 1874.
John Hamilton, 8th E. of Stair;
d. Jan. 1853.
Jas., 8th E. of Elgin and 12th
E. of Elgin and Kincardine;
d. Nov. 1863.
Jas. Andr., 10th E., aft. 1st
M., of Dalhousie ; d. Dec.
1860.
Robt. Dundas, 1st E. of Camper-
down ; d. Dec. 1859.
Alexr. Geo., 16th lä. Saltoum,
Mar. 25 ; d. Aug. 1853.
Archd. Wm., 13th E. of Eglinton,
June 18; d. Oct. 1861.
Thos., 9th E. of Haddington,
Oct. 25; d. Dec. 1858.
Geo. Aug. Fredk, John, 6th D.
of Athole ; d. Jan. 1864.
Fox, ld. Panmure, aft. E.
Dalhousie ; d. July 1874.
Geo. Douglas, D. of Argyll,
May 2.
Geo. Wm. Fox, 9th lä. Kinnaird,
July 6; d. Jan. 1878.
Archd., 2nd M. of Ailsa, Mar. 7;
d. Mar. 1870.
Jas., 5th E. of Fife, Mar. 2; d.
Aug. 1879.
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749
1861,
July 1.
1862.
1864.
1865.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1763.
1767.
1787.
1791.
1803.
1830.
1617.
1704.
1737.
1765.
Thos., 2nd E. of Zetland; d. May
1873.
Robt. Montgomerie, 8th lá.
Belhaven and Stenton; d. Dec.
1868.
David Graham Drummond, 9th
E. of Airlie, Feb.; d. Sept. 1881.
Fras., 9th ld. Napier and 1st là.
Ettrick, June.
Thos. Alexr., ld. Lovat; d. June
1875.
John Hamilton, 10th E. of Stair.
Pr. Alfred Ernest Albert, aft. D.
of Edinburgh.
Albert Edwd., Pr. of Wales.
John Jas. Hugh Hy. , 7th D. of
Athole.
Pr. Arth. Wm. Patr.
aft. D. of Connaught.
Jas., E. of Southesk.
Wm. Hugh, 3rd E. of Minto.
Pr. Leopold Geo. Duncan
Albert, aft. D. of Albany; d.
Mar. 1884.
John Douglas Sutherland Camp-
bell, c.c. M. of Lorne.
Albert, {
{
!
i
t
1874.
1875.
1876.
1878.
1879.
1881.
1882.
1887.
Chas, John, 8th lä. Colville of
Culross.
John Patr., 3rd M. of Bute.
Wm. Hy. Walter Scott, c.c. E.
of Dalkeith, aft. 6th D. of
Buccleuch and 8th D. of
Queensberry.
Sir Wm. Stirling-Maxwell, bt. ;
d. Jan. 1878.
Wm. Alex. Louis Stephen, 12th
D. of Hamilton and 9th D. of
Brandon.
Schomberg Hy.,
Lothian.
John Chas., 7th E. of Seafield;
d. Feb. 1881.
Douglas Beresford Malise Ronald,
5th D. of Montrose.
Alex. Wm. Geo., 6th E. of
Fife.
John Wm., 13th E. of Dalhousie;
d. Nov. 1887.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D. of
Cambridge.
Alan Plantagenet, 10th E. of
Galloway, Dec. 16, G.
9th M. of
OFFICERS OF THE THISTL E.
Wm. Muir, June 10.
Norman Macleod, July 26, G.
John Macleod, Aug. 10, G.
John Tulloch, June 19, G.
Jas. Cameron Lees.
Wm. Bertram, d. 1819.
Lt.-Col. 1d. Robt. Kerr, Aug. 24,
G.
Sir John Stewart Richardson, bt.,
Aug. 2, G.
Jas. Thos. Stewart Richardson,
aft. bt., Nov. 11, G.
DEANs.
(Deans of Chapel Royal, Scotland.)
John Jardine. 1845.
Robt. Hamilton. 1869.
Geo. Hill, Apr. 9. 1872.
Archd. Davison. 1882.
Wm. Laurence Brown, Oct. 4, G. 1886.
Geo. Cook, June 19, G.
SECRETARIES.
Sir Andr. Forrester, May 31; 1818.
I'êS. 1819.
Sir David Nairn, Jam. 29; d.
Aug. 2, 1734. 1843.
Geo. Drummond, Jan. 28.
Lt.-gen, sir Hy. Erskine, bt., 1875.
Apr. 10; d. Aug. 9, 1765.
Geo. Dempster, Aug. 21 ; d. Feb.
13, 1818.
RINGS OF ARMs.
See “Lyon Kings of Arms,” ante, p. 513.
THE ORDER OF ST. PATRICK.
THIs Order is of comparatively recent date, having been instituted by
Ring Geo. III. by warrant dated Feb. 5, 1783, the statutes being signed
on Feb. 28, and the first investiture being held on Mar. 11, 1783.
750 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
As originally constituted the Order consisted of the Sovereign, the
grand master (the lord-lieutenant for the time being), and fifteen
knights. The number of knights was temporarily increased by Geo.
IV. and Wm. IV. at their coronations, and, in Jan. 1833, was permanently
fixed at twenty-two.
The officers of the Order are or were:
PRELATE. SECRETARY. RING OF ARMs.
CHANCELLOR. GENEALOGIST (now discon- USHER.
REGISTRAR. tinued).
The Order is styled—
THE Most ILLUSTRIOUS ORDER OF ST. PATRICK.
GRAND MASTERS OF THE ORDER OF ST. PATRICK.
1783, Geo. Grenville, 3rd E. Temple,
Feb. 5. aft. M. of Rockingham ; lá.
See “Lord Lieutenants of Ireland,” ante, p. 557.
lieut. of Ireland, and his suc-
CôSSOTS,
RNIGHTS OF ST. PATRIOR.
(K.P.)
GEORGE III. Hy., E. of Ely, nom. ; but d. May
THE ORIGINAL RNIGHTS, NOM. F.E.B. 5, 1783, without having been
1783. º * invested.
Pr. Edwd., aft. D. of Kent; d. SUBSEQUENT CREATIONs.
Jan. 1820. 1784. John Joshua, E. of Carysfort,
Wm. Robt., D. of Leinster; d. Feb. 5; d. Apr. 1828.
Oct. 1804. 1794. Chas., visc. Loftus, E., aft. M.
Hy. Smyth, E., aft. M. of Clan- of Ely, Dec. 12; d. Mar.
ricarde; d. Dec. 1797. 1806.
Randall Wm., E. of Antrim ; d. 1795. Wm. Hy., E. of Clermont, Mar.
July 1791. 30; d. Sept. 1806.
Thos., E. of Westmeath; d. Sept. 1798, Walter, E. of Ormond and
1792. Mar. 19. Ossory; d. Aug. 1820.
Murrough, E. of Inchiquin, aft. Chas., visc. Dillon ; d. Nov.
M. of Thomond ; d. Feb. 1808. 1813.
Chas. , E., aft. M. of Drogheda ; 1800. John Denis, E. of Altamont, aft.
d. Dec. 1822. M. of Sligo, Aug. 11; d. Jan.
Geo. de la Poer, E. of Tyrone, 1809.
aft. 1st M. of Waterford ; d. 1801. Hy., Marq. Conyngham, Jan. 22;
Dec. 1800. d. Dec. 1832.
Richd., E. of Shannon; d. May 1806. Hy. de la Poer, 2nd M. of Water-
1807. ford, Mar. 14; d. July 1826.
Jas., E. of Clanbrassil; d. Feb. Thos., M. of Headfort, May 15;
1798. d. Oct. 1829.
Richd. Colley, E. of Mornington, Robt., E. of Roden, Nov. 13; d.
aft. M. Wellesley; quitted for June 1820.
the Garter, 1810; d. Sept. 1842. 1807. John, M. of Ely, Nov. 3; d. 1845.
Arthr. Saunders, E. of Arran; 1808. Hy., E. of Shannon, Apr. 5;
d. Oct. 1809. d. Apr. 1842.
Jas., E. of Courtoun; d. Mar. 1809. Chas. Hy., Earl O’Neill, Feb. 13;
1810. d. Mar. 1841.
Jas., E. of Charlemont ; d. Aug. Wm., M. of Thomond, Nov. 11;
1799. d. Aug. 1846.
Thos., E. of Bective ; d. Feb. 1810. Howe Peter, M. of Sligo, Mar. 24;
1795, d. Jan. 1845.
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751
1810.
1813.
1821,
Aug. 20.
1821.
1821,
July.
1831,
Oct. 7.
1833.
1834,
Apr. 8.
1835,
July 22.
1837.
1839.
1841.
1842.
1845,
Jan. 4.
1845,
John Willoughby, E. of Ennis-
killen, Apr. 27; d. Mar.
1840.
Thos., E. of Longford, Dec. 17;
d. May 1835.
Ernest Augs., D. of Cumber-
land, aft. K. of Hanover ; d.
Nov. 1851.
Geo. Augs., M. of Donegal; d.
Oct. 1844.
Dupré, E. of Caledon, Aug. 28;
d. Apr. 1839.
Chas. Chetwynd, Earl Talbot,
July; quitted for the Garter,
1844.
Jas., M. of Ormond, July ; d.
May 1838.
John Chambre, E. of Meath;
d. Mar. 1851.
Arth. Jas., E.
July 1836.
Jas. Geo., E. of Courtown ; d.
June 1835.
Robt., 3rd E. of Roden; d. Mar.
1870.
Arth., 3rd M. of Downshire ; d.
Apr. 1845.
|Ulick John, 1st M. of Clanri-
carde ; d. Apr. 1874.
Fras. Wm., E. of Charlemont;
d. Dec. 1863.
Fras. Jas., E.
Mar. 1833.
Fras. Nathl., 2nd Marq. Conyng-
ham, Mar. 27; d. July 1876.
Nathl., 2nd E. of Leitrim ; d.
Dec. 1854.
John, 3rd E. of Donoughmore ;
d. Sept. 1851.
Edmd., 8th E. of Cork and
Orrery; d. June 1856.
Thos., 3rd E. of Howth ; d. Feb.
1874.
Thos. Anthy., 3rd visc. South-
well, Sept. 12; d. Feb. 1860.
Thos., 2nd M. of Headfort, Apr.
15; d. Dec. 1870.
Wm., 2nd E. of Listowel, Apr.
29 ; d. Feb. 1856.
Jos., 4th E. of Milltown, Mar.
13; d. Jan. 1866.
Philip Yorke, 4th E. of Arran,
May 6; d. 1844.
Wm., 4th E. of Wicklow, Now.
9; d. Mar. 1869.
Pr. Albert, consort of Q.
Victoria, by spec. stat, dated
Jan. 25 ; d. Dec. 1861.
Wm., 3rd E. of Rosse ; d. Oct.
1867.
Hy., de la Poer, 3rd M. of Water-
ford; d. Nov. 1866.
John, E. of Clare; d. —.
of Fingal ; d.
of Landaff; d.
Sept. 17. John, 2nd M. of Ormond; d.
Sept. 1854.
1845.
1846.
1851.
1857.
1860.
1863.
1865.
1868.
1868,
Nov. 17.
1869.
1869,
June 2.
1871,
Aug. 2.
1872,
Feb. 20.
Hy., 7th lá. Farnham, Nov. 12;
d. Aug. 1868.
Arth. Jas., 9th E. of Fingal,
Oct. 12; d. Apr. 1869.
John Skeffington, visc. Masse-
reene and Ferrard, July; d.
Apr. 1863.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D. of
Cambridge.
Richd., ld., aft. E. Dartrey.
Fredk. Wm. Robt., 4th M.
of Londonderry; d. Nov.
1872.
Geo. Arth. Hastings, 7th E. of
Granard.
Geo. Hamilton, 3rd M. of Done-
gall; d. Oct. 1883.
Richd. Edmd. St. Lawrence, 9th
E. of Cork and Orrery.
Fredk. Temple, ld., aft. E.
Dufferin and M. of Dufferin
and Ava.
Chas., 2nd ló. Lurgan ; d. Jan.
1882.
Jas. Molyneux, 3rd E. of Charle-
mont.
Edwin Richd., 3rd E. of Dum-
raven; d. Oct. 1871.
Hy. Fras. Seymour, 3rd M. of
Drogheda, Feb. 7.
Albert Edw., Pr. of Wales, Apr.
18.
Jno. Hy. De la Poer, 5th M. of
Waterford.
John, 3rd E. of Erne, Nov. 17;
d. 1885.
Richd. Southwell, 6th E.
Mayo ; d. Feb. 1872.
Pr. Arth. Wm. Patr. Albert,
aft. D. of Connaught, Apr. 2,
G.
Archd. Brabazon Sparrow, 4th
E. of Gosford.
Granville Leveson, 4th E.
Carysfort; d. May 1872.
Mervyn, 7th visc. Powerscourt.
Thos. Arth. Jos., 4th visc.
Southwell; d. Apr. 1878.
Robt. Shapland, 2nd lå. Carew ;
d. Sept. 1881.
Wm., 3rd E. of Listowel.
Val. Aug., 4th E. of Kenmare,
June 3.
Wm., 5th E. of Carysfort.
Geo. Hy. Robt. Chas. Wrm.,
5th M. of Londonderry; d.
1884.
Windham Thos., 4th E. of Dun-
raven, May 13. &
Wm. Drogo, 7th D.
chester.
Hy. Jno. Reuben, 3rd E.
Portarlington, Feb. 10.
Alfred Ernest Albert, D.
Edinburgh, May 14, G.
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of
of Man-
of
of
752 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1881. Thos., 1st là. O'Hagan, Jan. 17 ; º
1882. cºm. ld, Carling- || 1885, gº * visc. Wolseley.
tº wººl"; ºr:
1885. Luke, 2nd iá. Annaly, Feb. 9; of Ormonde, Apr. 26. 5
d. 1888. | 1889. Jno. Hy., 4th E. of Erne, Apr.
1885. Thos. Spring, 2nd lå. Monteagle,
OFFICERS OF ST. PATRICK.
PRELATEs.
1783, Mar. 11. Richd., ld. Rokeby, abp. of Armagh, and his successors.
See “Archbishops of Armagh,” ante, p. 595.
CHANCELLORs.
1783, Mar. 11. Robt. Fowler, abp. of Dublin, and his successors down to abp. Trench.
After his resignation in 1884 the office was transforced to the Chief Secretary for
Ireland.
See “Archbishops of Dublin,” ante, pp. 616–7, and “Chief Secretaries for Ireland,”
ante, p. 563.
REGISTRARs.
1783, Mar. 11. Wm. Cradock, dean of St. Patrick's, and his successors.
See “Deans of St. Patrick,” ante, p. 618.
SECRETARIES.
1783. Geo. Fredk. Nugent, c.c. visc. visc. Forbes; inv. Mar. 17; d.
Delvin, aft. 7th E. of West- Nov. 13, 1836.
meath, Mar. 11; res. Sept. 1791. 1837. Hon. Robt. Edwd. Boyle; inv.
1793. Sir Richd. St. George, bt., inst. Sept. 15; d. 1856.
Fob. 15 ; res. 1853. Lowry Vesey Townley Balfour.
* * Sir Fredk, Jno. Falkiner, bt., ; | 1878. Gustavus Wm. Lambart.
(l. 1815. 1887. Gustavus Fras. Wm. Lambart,
1828. M.-gen. Geo. Jno. Forbes, c.c. Jan. 24.
GENEALOGISTs.
1783. Chas. Hy. Coote, aft. li. Castle- 1841. Sir Wm. Edwd. Leeson; inv.
coote, inv. Mar. 11; res. May 6 ; d. 1885; when the
1804. Sir Stewart Bruce, bt. ; inv. office was discontinued.
Dec. 18; d. Mar. 1841.
KINGS OF ARMs.
1783. Feb. 28. Wm. Hawkins (No. 2), aft. Sir W., Ulster K. of Arms, and his successors.
See “Ulster Kings of Arms,” ante, p. 572.
THE ORDER OF THE BATH.
THIS ORDER is of very ancient origin. On the coronation of Hen. IV.
“ Knights of the Bath” were undoubtedly created eo nomine, and this
year is frequently treated as being that of the foundation of the Order.
It is, however, certain that the ceremonies of watching and bathing as a
preparation for knighthood are of much more ancient origin, and were
practised both in this country and in Germany from very early times.
Sir Harris Nicolas begins his list in the reign of King John, but adds
that it cannot be treated as accurate or complete until about the reign
of Hen. VII.
From the reign of Hen. IV. to that of Chas, I. it was customary on
the coronation of the sovereign or his queen, the creation of a prince
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 753
of Wales, and other occasions of exceptional rejoicing, to create a
number of Knights of the Bath. After the coronation of Chas. I., this
practice was discontinued, and the Order remained in abeyance until it
was revived and remodelled by Geo. I., who, by Statute dated May
18, 1725, decreed that the Order should consist of the Sovereign, a
great master, and thirty-six companions.
In 1815 the Order was again remodelled and mnch enlarged, princi-
pally with the view of rewarding the services of the numerous military
and naval officers engaged in the long war then terminating.
cº Statute dated Jan. 2, 1815, the Order was made to consist of three
a SS6S :—
I.—KNIGHTS GRAND CRoss—Not exceeding in number 72, exclusive
of the Sovereign and princes of the blood Royal. Of these 72
a number not exceeding 12 might be appointed for civil ser-
vices. All the then existing Knights of the Bath were to
become Knights Grand Cross.
II.-KNIGHTS Comm ANDERS–Not at first to exceed in number 180,
exclusive of foreign officers to the number of 10, but with
power to increase the number in the event of future wars, &c.
III.-CoMPANIONs—Number not limited.
As remodelled, the Bath remained a reward exclusively for military or
naval services, except the 10 Civil Knights Grand Cross; but by Statute
dated April 1, 1847, the Knights Commanders and the Companions
were divided into two divisions, military and civil, and the numbers fixed
as under:—
I.—KNIGHTS GRAND CRoss ... Military 50 ... Civil 25
II.-KNIGHTS COMMANDERS ... 3 y 123 . . . 25 80
III.-CoMPANIONS * * * a tº º 3 y 690 ... ,, 250
These numbers are exclusive of the Royal family, distinguished
foreigners, and foreign officers. Power was also reserved to increase
the number on special occasions.
The officers of the Order are or were:—
GREAT MASTER. GENEALOGIST. REGISTRAR.
(Now filled by the Sovereign.) (Discontinued.) SECRETARY.
DEAN, (Now united.)
KING OF ARMS. USHER.
The Order is styled
THE MOST HonorABLE ORDER OF THE BATH.
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE BATH.
GREAT MASTER.
1725. John, 2nd D, of Montagu, May 18; d. July 5, 1749.
48
754 THE BOOK OF I).IGNITIES.
ACTING GREAT MASTERS.
* * Pr. Fredk., aft, D. of York and 1837. Aug. Fredk., D. of Sussex, uncle
Albany, 2nd son of Geo. III. ; of Q. Victoria, Dec. 16 ; d.
d. Jan 5, 1827. Apr. 21, 1843.
1827. Wm. Hy., D. of Clarence, aft.
Wm. IV.
The Sovereign is now considered the Great Master of the Order.
KNIGHTS COMPANIONS OF THE BATH.
(K.B.)
From 1204 to 1815.
JOHN.
1204. Thos. Esturmy, July 17. | Theod. le Tyes, Nov. 5.
HENRY III.
1249. Stephen de Salinis, July, 1252. Alexr. III., K. of Scotland, and
John de Simnevil, Dec. 25. 20 others, Dec. 25.
1254–5. Matth. Hanybal.
EDWARD I.
1302–3. Peter de la Foix. 1304–5. Thos. de Latimer.
John de Horne. Richd. Grey.
Robt. de Ufford. Peter Skerk.
John de Felton. John de Waterville.
Richd. de º John le Strange.
John de Dagworth. Hugh de Crofte.
Richd. de Stratton. Barth. Dynevil.
Jno. de Cormailles. 1306, Edw. Pr. of Wales, aft. Edw. II
Wm. de Botetourt. May 22. John de Warren.
John de Berkeley. John de Arundell.
John Giffard. Thos. de Greyley.
Philip de Neville. | 1306, Thos. de Vere, aft. E. of Ox-
1304–5. Pain de Tibelot. | May 22. ford.
Geo. de Thorpe. Thos. Bardolf.
Jno. Douvedale. and numerous others.
Jno. de Neville.
EDWARD II.
1316, Richd. de Rodney, July 3. 1326, Roger Only.
1322 Hy. Percy, Sept. 10. Apr. 19. Matth. Fitzherbert.
1323. John de la Haye, June 1. Jno. de Gras.
Wm. de Dounton. Thos. West.
Wm. Waykam. Ryce ap Griffith.
Hy. Tilly. Thos. de Weston.
Hy. Longchamp. Nichs. de Cantelon.
Raymond Durant. Thos. de Gonshull.
1324. Hugh de Poyntz, Aug. 10. Hy. de Harnhall.
1324, Peter de Bexstede. Adam de Moleston.
Aug. 13. Richd. Pyke. Walter de Fauconberge.
Thos. de Marlebergh. Wm. de Albemarle.
1324. Peter de la Horse, Oct. 24. John de Kirketon.
Hugh de Plessis, Oct. 31. Hy. le Vavasour.
1325. Hugh de Neville, Apr. 2. Roger Deyncourt.
1326. Jas. Botiller, Mar. 31. Wm. Peverell.
1326, Wm. de Montacute. 1327, John de Bohun.
Apr. 19. Eubulo le Strange. Jan. 20. Edmund de Mortimer.
Roger de Bourne. Roger de Mortimer.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
755
1327. Geoffry de Mortimer.
Jan. 20. Gerard de la Bret.
Hugh de Courtenay.
Ralph de Wylinton.
Ralph Daubeney.
John de Willoughby.
Edwd. Stradling.
Ralph de Stafford, aft. la. and
E. of Stafford.
John de Moeles.
, Wm. de Percy.
Gerard de Lisle.
Peter Breton,
Roger le Strange.
Ernomville de Poitiers.
John de Neville.
Wm. de Willoughby.
1327. John de Ralee.
Jan. 20. Ralph de Bloyon.
Odo Botetourt.
Wm. Daubeney.
Robt. Brente.
John de Chernstone.
John de Sutton.
Alexr. de Cobledyl.
Sayer de Rocheford.
Wm. Cheyney.
Regd. de la Mare.
, Robt. de Brens.
Simon FitzRalph.
Hugh Abetot.
John de Rous.
Wm. de Evereux.
John de Hotham.
EDWARD III
1327. The King, Jan. 31. 1332. Thos. Bacon (just. C.P.).
1329, Jno. de Cambridge (just. itin.). 1333. Jno de Shordich (bar. ex.).
Oct. 22. Edwd, le Blount. Wm. de Shareshull (just. C.P.).
Peter de Thorntone. Nathl. de Bath.
Richd. de Bajocis. Simon FitzRichard.
Banco de Lere. Robt. de Scardeburgh (just. C.P
1330. Thos. de Bradeston, and K.B.)
Edma. de Cornwall. Jno. Petit.
Wm. de Pomeroy. Nichs. Giffard.
1331. Walter de Manny. 1347, Maurice FitzThomas.
1832. Robt. de Scoresburgh (just.itin.). Dec. 25. Philip de Staunton.
Wm. de Denum (bar, ex.). Thos. de Fencotes (just. C.P.).
Rd. de Aldeburgh (just. C.P.). Jno. Mowbray (just. C.P.).
Jno. de Shardelowe (just. C.P.). Wm. de Skipwith (just. C.P.).
RICHARD II.
1385, Jno. Holt (just. C.P.). 1394, O’Neale, K. of Meath.
Dec. 25. Wm. Burgh (just. C.P.). Mar. 25. Brian de Thomond, K. of
1389. Geoff. de la Vale, Feb. 28. Thomond.
1389. Walter de Clopton (ch.just.K.B.). Arth. MacMorough, K.of Leinster.
Apr. 23. Robt. de Charleton (ch.just.C.P.). Connor, K. of Chenow and do
1390, Roger, 4th E. of March. Erpe.
Apr. 23. Thos. E. of Stafford. | Thos. Ourgham.
Alphonso, son of the Count of Jno. or Jonn. de Pado.
Denia in Arragon.
HENRY IV.
On the eve of his coronation.
Thomas, aft. D. of Clarence. Sons of
John, aft. D. of Bedford. the
Humphrey, aft. D. of Gloucester.) King.
Thos. Fitzalan, E. of Arundel.
Rd. Beauchamp, aft. E. of Warwick.
Edmd., 5th E. of Stafford.
Hugh Courtenay, son of and aft. E. of
Devon.
Hy., 5th lä. Beaumont.
— Willoughby, bro. to Wm., 5th lá.
Willoughby.
Hugh Stafford, bro. to the E. of Stafford.
Richd. Camois, son of Thos., ld. Camois.
The Lord of Paule.
Peter, 7th lä. Mawley.
Mar. 17, 1400.
Jno., 5th la. Latimer.
Ralph, 3rd ld. Deyncourt.
Almaric, 3rd ld. Scyntismond or St. Amand.
Thomas Beauchampe.
Thomas Pelham.
John Luttrell.
John Lisle.
Wm. Hankford (just. C.P.).
Wm. Brenchesley (just. G. P.).
Parth. Rochford.
Giles Daubeney.
Wm. Butler.
John Ashton.
Rd. Snape or Sanope.
Jno. Tiptoft.
48 °
756
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Rd. Francis.
Hy. Percy (Hotspur).
Jno. Arundel.
Wm. Strall or Stralley.
Jno. Turpington.
Ailmer Saint.
Edw. Hastings.
John Greisley.
Gerald Sotill.
John Arden.
Robt. Chalons.
Thos. Dymock.
Walter Hungerford.
Wm. Gebethorpe.
Wm. Newport.
HENRY W.
On the eve of his coronation.
Edw. E. of March.
Roger Mortimer, his brother.
Jno., E. of Huntingdon.
Richd. Holland, his brother.
Richd., ld. le Despencer.
Apr. 1413.
1418, Lewis Robsart.
Apr. 23. Roger Salveine.
Jno. Stewart.
Jno. Shotesbrooke.
Jno. Montgomery, and 10
IQ Ol'0,
Jno. Phelip. 1421, Jas. I., K. of Scotland.
Jno. Rothenhale. Apr. 23. Humphrey, E. of Stafford.
Thos. West.
HENRY, WI.
1426, The King. 1426, Robt. Hungerford, son of Walter,
May 19. Rd., D. of York. May 19. 1st ld. Hungerford.
Thos. Jno. Mowbray, son of Jno.,
2nd D. of Norfolk.
Jno., E. of Oxford.
Rd., E. of Westmorland.
Hy. Percy, son of Hy., E. of
Northumberland.
Thos., 14th Id. Roos.
Jno. Cornwale.
Lord Maltravers.
Jno., ld. Tankerville.
Wm. Neville, aft. la, Fauconberg.
Jno., 5th la. Latimer.
Leo., 6th la. Welles.
Jas., ld. Berkeley.
Jno., son of Jno., 12th lá. Talbot.
Ralph Gray.
Rd. Gray.
Bros. to
Robt. de Vere. ſ Jno., 12th E. of
de Vere. l Oxford.
Robt. Wyngfelde.
Jno. Boteler.
Regd. Cobham.
Jno. Paslen.
Thos. Constable.
Thos. Chediolº.
Ralph Longford.
Thos. Drusy.
Wm. Ap Thomas.
Richd. Carbonel.
Richd. Wodewyk.
| Ralph Shirley.
Nichs. Bloncat.
Ralph Radclyf.
Edmund Trayford.
Wm. Cheyne (just. K.B.).
Wm. Babington (ch. just. C.P.).
Jno. Ivyn or Juyn (just. C.P. and
ch. bar, ex.).
Gilbert Bowcham.
Coronation of Henry VI. Nov. 6, 1429.
30 knights made ; names not recorded.
1449, Edmund Tudor, aft. Half-
Xmas. E. of Richmond. brothers
Jasper Tudor, aft. to
E. of Pembroke. J the King.
Sons of Richd.,
E. of Salisbury.
1449, Thos. Neville.
Xmas. Jno. Neville. }
Wm. Herbert.
Roger Lewknor.
Wm. Catesby.
EDWARD IV.
At his coronation.
Geo., D. of Clarence.
Rd., D. of Gloucester,
aft. Rd. III.
Jno. Mowbray, s. and h. to the D. of
Norfolk.
lºw. to the King.
Jan. 27, 1461.
Jno. Stafford, aft. E. of Wiltshire.
Thos. Fitzalan, c. c. la. F., son and aft.
E. of Arundel.
Jno., ld. Strange of Knokyn.
Jno. Markham.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
757.
Robt. Danby.
Wm. Yelverton.
Jno. Wingefield.
Walter Blount. f
Robt. Markham.
Robt. Clifden or Clifton.
Wm. Stanley.
Nichs. Byron.
Wm. Cantelewe.
On the coronation of Elizabeth, Q. of Edward IV
May 26, 1464.
Hy., 2nd D. of Buckingham.
Stafford, his brother.
Jno., 13th E. of Oxford.
Thos., 2nd Wisc. Lisle.
Jno., ld. Maltravers, son of Jno., 2nd E.
of Arundel.
Geo. Grey, son of Edwd., 1st E. of Kent.
Richd. Wydvile.
Jno. Wydvile.
Ralph Josselyne.
Richd. Bingham (just. C.P.).
Robt. Danvers (just. K.B.).
Jno. Needham (just. C.P.).
Richd. Choke (just. C.P.).
Walter Moyle (just. K.B.).
Richd. Illingworth (ch. bar, ex.).
Hyngham.
Jno. Arundelle.
Wm. Calthorp.
Thos. Brewce or Bruce.
Geo. Darelle.
Richd. Harecourt.
Walter Maunfelle.
Edma. Rede.
Wm. Hawte.
Jno. Clifford.
Jno. Say.
Jno. Cheney of Canterbury.
Robt. Darcy.
Thos. Ovedale.
Jno. Durward.
Jno. Henyngham.
Jno. Savage.
Roger Corbet of Murtone.
Nichs. (?) Culpeper.
Hugh Whyche.
Thos. Cooke.
Jno. Plomer.
Hy Wafyr.
Matth. Philip.
ld. Duras.
Bartelot de Robaire.
At the creation of prince Edward, the King's eldest son, as prince of Wales.
April 18, 1475.
Edw., Pr. of Wales, aft.
Ed W. W.
Rd. D. of York.
Thos., E. of Huntingdon, cr. M. of Dorset.
Rd. Grey, his brother.
Jno., E. of Lincoln, son of Jno., D. of
Suffolk.
Geo., E. of Shrewsbury.
Edw., E. of Wiltshire.
Edw. Wydeville.
Ralph (? ld. Neville).
Wm. Berkeley, son of Jas., ld. Berkeley.
Jas. Touchet, son of Jno., ld. Audley.
Rd., ld. St. Amand.
Geo. Stanley, son of Thos., 2nd lá. Stanley.
Jno. Stourton, son of Wm., 2nd ló. Stourton.
The King's sons.
Edwd. Hastings,
Hastings.
Jno. Devereux, son of Walter, 6th lä.
Ferrers.
Herbert (? Richd.), bro. to Wm., E. of
Pembroke.
Thos. Vaughan.
Thos. Bryan (ch. just. C. P.).
Thos. Lyttelton (just. C.P.).
Hy. Bodryngam.
Bryan Stapilton.
Wm. Knyvett.
Jno. Pilkynton.
Rd. Ludlow.
Rd. Charleton.
son of Wm., 1st là.
On the marriage of Richd., D. of York, the King's 2nd son, to Ann, daughter of
John, D. of Norfolk.
Jan, 17, 1478.
Hy., son of Wm., ld, Bourchier, and grand- John Beauchamp, son of ld. Beauchamp.
son of and aft. E. of Essex.
Richd., ld. Latimer.
Jno., ld. Berners or Barnes.
Jno. (?), ld, Powis.
Hy., ld. Morley.
Thos., ld. De la Warr.
Jno., 3rd ld. Mountjoy.
Thos. Howard, son of Jno., 1st là. Howard.
Thos. (? Jno.) Bourchier.
Thos. St. Leger. -
Jno. Elrington (treasr, hbold \.
Giles Daubeney.
Wm. Stoner.
Guy Fairfax.
758
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Wm. Gascoigne.
Robt. Broughton.
Thos. Froweck.
Hy. Talboys or Tailboys.
Wm. Redman.
Hy. Wentworth.
Rd. Delabere.
Rd. Lakyn.
RICHARD III.
On his coronatzon.
Edmd. de la Pole, son of and aft. D. of
Suffolk.
Jno. Grey, son of Edmd., E. of Kent.
Wm. Zouche, bro. of Jno., ld. Zouche.
Wm. (? Geo.) Nevill, son of Geo., ld.
Abergavenny.
Christr. Willoughby.
Wm. Berkeley.
Hy. Banington.
Thos. Arundel.
July 6, 1483.
Thos. Bolayne, or Boleyn,
Edmd. Bedingfield.
Gervase Clifton.
Wm. Say.
Wm. Enderby.
Thos. Tuewkenor.
Thos. Ormond.
Jno. Browne.
Wm. Barkeley.
Edm. Cornwall, bar. of Burford
HENRY WII.
On his coronation.
Edwd. Stafford, aft. D. of Buckingham.
Jno., 12th lil. Fitzwater.
Thos. Cokesay.
Roger Lewkenor.
Oct. 28, 1485.
Hy. Heydon.
Regd. Bray.
John Werney.
On the coronation of Elizabeth, Q. of Henry VII.
Nov. 1487.
Wm., ld. Courtenay, son of Edwd., E. of Guy de Wolston.
Devon.
Edwd., 6th lä. Dudley.
Jno. or Wm. Gascoyne.
Thos. Butler.
Edwd. Berkeley.
Wm. Lucy.
Thos. Hungerford.
Thos. or Richd. Pemery.
Jno. or Ralph Sheldon.
Hugh Luttrell.
Thos. Pulteney.
Hugh Conway.
Nichs. Lisley.
On the creation of prince Arthur as prince of Wales.
Nov. 29, 1489. -
Arthur, Pr. of Wales (the King's son).
Hy., E. of Northumberland.
Thos., ld. Maltravers, aft. E. of Arundel.
Richd. Grey, c.c. ld. Grey of Ruthyn, son
of Geo., E. of Kent.
Wm., 4th la. Stourton.
Thos. West, son of ld. De la Warr.
Jno. St. John.
Hy. Vernon.
Jno. Hastings.
Wm. Griffith.
Wm. Tyndall.
Nichs. Montgomery.
Wm. Uvedall.
Matth. Browne.
Thos. Darcy.
Thos. Cheney.
Edmd. Gorges.
Walter Denis.
Wm. Scott.
Jno. Guyse.
On the creation of prince Henry as D. of York.
Nov. 1, 1491. &
Pr. Henry, D. of York, aft. Hen. VIII.
Thos. Grey, ld. Harynton, son of M. of
of Dorset.
Hy., 14th lä. Clyfford.
Jno., 11th lá. FitzWarin.
Thos. Fienes.
Thos., 7th lä. Dacre of the South.
Thos. Stanley, son of ld. Strange, and
grandson of and aft. E. of Derby.
Jno. Arundell.
Walter Gryffith.
Gervase Clifton.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 7.59
Edwd. Traford.
Robt. Harcourt, or Hardecourt.
Hy. Marney.
Roger Newburgh.
Ralph Rider.
Thos. Bawde.
Jno. Speke.
Humphry Fulford.
Robt. Lytton, or Litten.
Piers Edgecombe.
Robt. Clere.
Thos. Fairfax.
Richd. Knightby.
Jno. Chooke, or Cheoke.
On the marriage of Arthur, prince of Wales.
Nov. 17, 1501.
Richd., ld. Willoughby de Eresby.
Jno., 10th lä. Clinton.
Geo., son of Edwd., 2nd lù. Hastings.
Wm. Fenys, or Finnis.
Gryffithe ap Rys Thomas.
Robt. Corbet.
Jno. Wogan.
Thos. Laurence.
Hy. Rogers.
Wm. Walgrave.
Wm. Seymour.
Robt. Throgmorton.
Jno. Bassett.
Thos. Grenefield, or Grenville.
Jno. Arundel of Trerico.
Roger Strange.
Jno. Scrope of Castlecomb.
Jno. Paulet.
Walter Baskervyle.
Robt. Waterton.
Jno. Gyfford.
Jno. Aston.
Wm. Fyllioll.
Thos. Ingilfield.
Wm. Martyn.
Wm. Callwey.
Geo. Putnam.
Nich. Biron.
Thos. Hawte.
Richd. Warr.
Alnathe Malyverer.
Wm. Rede.
Jno. Trevelyan.
Jno. Foster.
Walter Strykeland.
Thos. Long
Jno. Philpot.
Jno. Lee of Wiltshire.
Wrm. Hartwell.
Nichs. Griffin.
Lancelot Thyrkyll.
Jno. Norton.
Roger Ormiston.
Geo., or Gerard, Fyldynge.
Thos. Curwyn.
Hugh Loder.
Thos. Sampson.
Richd. Fowler.
Thos. Woodhouse.
Philip Bothe.
Geo. Inwardby.
Hy. Frowick.
Jno. Leghe of Stokewell.
Wm. Ascue.
Thos. Kemp.
Morgan Kydwell.
Jno. Gyllot.
On the creation of Henry, D. of York (aft. Henry VIII.), as prince of Wales,
Feb. 18, 1503.
Jno., 4th visc. Lisle.
Thos., ld, Dacre of the North.
Myles Bussy.
IEdwd. Pomery.
Jno. Mordaunt.
Brian Stapilton.
Ranff Gray.
Jas. Hubert.
HENRY WIII.
On his coronation.
Robt., ld. FitzWalter.
Hy., 7th lä. Scroope of Bolton.
Geo., 7th lá. FitzHugh.
Wm., 4th lä. Mountjoy.
Hy., ld. Daubeney.
Robt., 2nd lå. Willoughby de Broke.
Morris Barkeley.
Hy. Clyfford.
Thos. Knevet.
Amdr. Windsor.
Thos. Parr.
June 23, 1509.
Thos. Boleyn.
Richd. Wentworth.
Hy. Owtred.
Fras. Cheney.
Hy. Wyotte, or Wyatt.
Geo. Hastings.
Thos. Metham.
Thos. Bedingfield,
Jno. Skelton.
Giles Allington.
Jno. Trevanyon,
760
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Wm. Crowmer.
Jno. Heydon.
Edwd., or Godard Oxenbridge.
Hy. Sackveyle, or Sacheverell.
Steph. Jenyns, ld, may, London, 1508.
On the coronation of Anne Boleyn, Q. of Henry VIII.
May 30,
: Wm. Windsor, son of Andr., 1st ld. Wind-
Hy., 5th M. of Dorset.
Edwd, 3rd E. of Derby.
Hy. Clifford, c. c. 1d. Clifford, son of Hy.,
1st E. of Cumberland.
Hy. Ratcliffe, c. c. 1d. FitzWalter, son of
Robt., E. of Sussex.
Fras. Hastings, c. c. 1d. Hastings, son of
Geo., E. of Huntingdon.
Wm. Stanley, son of and aft. li. Mont-
eagle.
Thos., 2nd lá. Vaux of Harroden,
Hy. Parker, son of Hy., 8th ld. Morley.
1533.
SO]".
Jno. Mordaunt, son of Jno., 1st là. Mor-
daunt.
Fras. Weston.
Thes. Arundell.
Jno. Hudleston.
Thos. Poynings.
Hy. Savell.
Geo. FitzWilliams of Lincolnshire.
Hy. Jermoy.
EDWARD VI.
On his coronation.
Hy., D. of Suffolk. - |
Edwd., E. of Hertford, aft. D. of Somerset.
Jno., 16th E. of Oxford.
Thos., 10th E. of Ormond.
Hy., ld, Maltravers.
Geo. Talbot, c.c. la. Talbot, son of Fras. ,
E. of Shrewsbury.
Edwd. Stanley, c. c. ld. Strange, son of 10.
of Derby.
Wm. Somerset, c. c. 1d. Herbert, son of
and aft. E. of Worcester.
Jno., 4th lil. Lisle.
Gregory, ld. Cromwell.
Hy. Hastings, c.c. 14. Hastings, son of
Fras., E. of Huntingdom.
Chas. Brandon, bro. of Hy., D. of Suffolk.
Hy. Scropo, son of Jno., ld. Scrope of
Bolton.
Thos. Windsor,
Windsor.
IFras. Russell,
Anthy. Browne (son of m. horse).
Richd. Devereux.
Hy. Seymour,
son of Wm., 2nd ló.
Feb. 20, 1547.
Jno. Yates.
Anthy. Cook of Essex.
Alexr. Umpton of Oxford.
Geo. Norton.
Val. Knightby.
Robt. Lytton.
Geo. Vernon of the Peak.
Jno. Porte.
Thos. Josselyn.
Edmd. Molyneux, Serjt. law, aft.
C.P.
Christr. Barker, Garter K. A.
Jas. Hailes, or Halles.
Wm. Bapthorpe.
Thos. Brykomell.
Thos. Neville.
Angel Mareym, or Marnia.
Jno. Holcrofte.
Jno. Cuff, or Cuyt.
Hy. Tyrrell.
Wm. Sherington.
Wimond Carewe.
Wm. Sneath.
just.
MARY.
At her coronation.
Edwd., E. of Devon,
Thos. Howard, son of Hy., E. of Surrey.
Hy. Herbert, c.c. ld. Cardiff, son of and
aft. E. of Pembroke.
Hy., ld. Abergavenny, or Bergavenny.
Hy., 12th la. Berkeley.
Jno., 6th la. Lumley.
Jas., 6th Id. Mountjoy.
Hy. Clinton, son of Edwd., 8th lä. Clinton.
Sept. 28, 1553.
Wm. Paulet, son of Jno., ld. St. John,
grandson of and aft. M. of Winchester.
Hugh Rich, son of Richd., 1st ld. Rich.
Hy. Paget, son, of Wm., 1st ld. Paget.
Hy. Parker.
Robt. Rochester (comptr. hbold.).
Hy. Jerningham.
Wm. Dormer.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
761
ELIZABETH.
At her coronation.
Jno., 3rd lö. Darcy of the North.
Jno., 2nd ló. Sheffield.
Jno., 2nd ld. Darcy of Chiche.
Robt. Riche.
Roger North.
Jno. Souwche, or Zouche.
Jan. 15, 1559.
Nichs. Poynes.
Jno. Berkeley.
Edwd. Umpton.
Hy. Weston.
Geo. Speke.
JAMES I.
At his coronation.
Philip Herbert, aft. E. of Montgomery.
Thos., ld. Berkeley.
Wm., 2nd lù. Evres.
Geo. Wharton.
Robt. Rich, aft. E. of Warwick.
Robt. Carr, aft. E. of Somerset (? Robt.
Rerr, aft. E. of Ancram).
Jno. Egerton, aft. E. of Bridgewater.
Hy. Compton, bro. of Wm., ld. Compton,
who was aft. E. of Northampton.
Thos. Erskine (son of E. of Mar), aft, E.
of Buchan.
Wm. Anstruther.
Patr. Murray, aft. I. of Tullibardine.
Jas. Hay, ld, Yester.
Jno. Lindesay (? ld. Wolmerstown).
Richd. Preston, aft. E. of Desmond.
Oliver Cromwell of Huntingdonshire.
Edwd. Stanley.
Wm. Herbert, aft. li. Powys.
Fulke Greville, aft. li. Brooke.
Fras. Fame, aft. E. of Westmorland.
Robt. Chichester.
Robt. Knowles.
Wm., or Gervase, Clifton of Notts.
Fras. Fortescue.
Edwd. Corbet.
Edwd. Herbert, aft. li. Herbert in Eng-
land and Ireland.
Thos. Langton.
Wm. Pope.
Arth. Hopton.
Chas. Morison, or Moryson.
Fras. Leigh.
July 25, 1603.
Edwd. Montague, aft
Boughton.
Edwd. Stanhope.
Peter Manwood.
Robt. Harley.
Thos. Strickland.
Christr. Hatton.
Edwd. Griffin.
Robt. Bevill.
Wm. Welby.
Edwd. Harwell.
Jno. Mallet.
Walter Aston.
Hy. Gawdy.
Richd. Musgrave.
Jno. Stowell.
Richd. Amertes.
Thos. Leeds.
Thos. Jermyn.
Ralph Hare.
Wm. Forster.
Geo. Speke, or Speeke.
Goo. Hyde.
Anthy. Felton.
Anthy. Browne.
Thos. Wise.
Robt. Chamberlaine.
Anthy. Palmer.
Edwd. Heron.
Hy. Burton.
Robt. Barker.
Wm. Norris.
Roger Bodenham.
ld. Montague of
On the creation of prince Charles (aft. Charles I.) as D. of York.
Jan. 5–6, 1605.
Chas., D. of York and Albany, second son Allan Percy, bro, of IIy., E. of Northum-
of the K., aft. Chas. I.
Robt. Bertie, ld, Willoughby de Eresby,
aft. E. of Lindosey.
Wrm. Compton, c. c. 1d. Compton, aft. E.
of Northampton.
Grey, ld. Chandos.
Fras., ld, Norris, aft. E. of Berkshire.
berland.
Fras. Manners, aft. I. of lèutland.
I'ras. Clifford, bro. of and aft. E. of Cum-
berland.
Thos. Somerset, son of lºdwd., E. of Wor-
cester; aft. visc. Cashel in Ireland.
Thos. Howard, son of E. of Suffolk; aft.
li. of Berkshire.
Wm. Cecil, son of Robt., visc. Cranborne, John Harrington, son of John, ld. Harring-
aft. E. of Salisbury
ton of Exton.
762
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
On the creation of prince Henry as prince of Wales.
June 2, 1610.
Henry, 18th E. of Oxford.
Geo. Gordon, c.c. la. Gordon, son of E. of
Huntley, aft. M. of Huntley.
Hy., ld. Clifford, aft. E. of Cumberland.
Hy. Ratcliffe, c. c. 1d. Fitzwalter, cousin
of and aft. E. of Sussex.
Edwd., ld. Fitzwarine, aft. E. of Bath.
Fras. Hay, c.c. lá. Hay.
Jas. Erskine, c.c. 1d. Erskine, son of E. of
Mar, and aft. E. of Buchan.
Thomas, ld. Windsor.
Thos., ld. Wentworth, aft. E. of Cleveland.
Chas. Somerset, 3rd son of Edwd., E. of
Worcester.
Edwd. Somerset, 4th son of Edwd., E. of
Worcester.
Thos. Ratcliffe, 2nd son of E. of Sussex.
Fras. Stuart, son of E. of Moray.
Ferd. Sutton, son of Edwd., ld. Dudley.
Hy. Carey, son of John, ld, Hunsdon, aft.
visc. Rochford and E. of Dover.
Oliver St. John, c.c. la. St. John, son of
Oliver, ld, St. John ; aft. 1st E. of Boling-
broke.
Gilbert Gerard, son of Thos., ld. Gerard.
Chas. Stanhope, son of and aft. li. Stan-
hope of Harrington.
Edwd. Bruce, s. and h. of 1d. Kinlosse.
Wm. Stewart, son of Walter, ld. Blantyre.
Robt. Sydney, c.c. li. Sydney, son of visc.
Lisle, aft. 2nd E. of Leicester.
Ferd, or Mervyn, Touchet, son of Geo.,
ld. Audley, and E. of Castlehaven.
Peregrine Bertie, bro. of Robt., 11th lá.
Willoughby de Eresby, who was aft. 1st
E. of Lindsey.
Hy. Rich, bro. to E. of Warwick; aft. E.
of Holland.
Edwd. Sheffield (son of là. Sheffield), aft.
E. of Mulgrave.
Wm. Cavendish, bro. of là. Ogle ; aft. visc.
Mansfield and E. of Newcastle.
On the creation of Charles, D. of York (aft. Chas. I.), as prince of Wales.
Nov. 3, 1616.
Jas. Howard, c. c. 1d. Maltravers, son of
Thos., E. of Arundel.
Algernon Percy, c.c. la. Percy, son of E.
of Northumberland.
Jas. Wriothesley, c.c. la.
son of E. of Southampton.
Theoph. Clinton, c.c. lá. Clinton, son of
Thos., E. of Lincoln.
Edwd. Seymour, ld. Beauchamp, gr. son
of Edwd., E. of Hertford.
John Erskine ; Mast. of Fenton, c. c. 1d.
Erskine, son of E. of Mar.
Hy. Howard, 2nd son of E. of Arundel;
aft. Id. Maltravers.
Robt. Howard, 3rd or 5th son of Thos., E.
of Suffolk.
Edwd. Sackville, aft. E. of Dorset.
Wm. Howard, 4th or 6th son of Thos., E.
of Suffolk.
Edwd. Howard, 5th or 7th son of Thos., E.
of Suffolk.
Wriothesley,
Wm. Seymour, 2nd son of ld. Beauchamp,
aft. E. of Hertford.
Montague Bertie, son of Robt., ld, Wil-
loughby, aft. E. of Lindesey.
Wm. Stourton, son of and aft. li. Stour-
ton.
Hy. Parker, son of and aft. li. Mont-
eagle.
Dudley North, son of and aft. li. North.
Wm. Spencer, son of and aft. 16. Spencer.
Spencer Compton, son of Wm., ld. Comp-
ton.
Rowland St. John, bro. to Oliver, ld. St.
John.
John Cavendish, 2nd son of Wm., E. of
Devonshire.
Thos. Neville, son of Edwd., ld. Aberga-
venny.
John, 1st là. Teynham.
John North, bro. of Dudley, ld. North.
Hy. Carey, aft. visc. Falkland.
CHARLES I.
At his coronation.
Geo. Fielding, c.c. visc. Callan, son of
Wm., E. of Denbigh.
Jas. Stanley, c.c. 1d. Strange, aft. 7th E.
of Derby.
Chas. Cecil, c.c. visc. Cranborne, son of
Wm., E. of Salisbury.
Chas. Herbert, c.c. li. Herbert, son of
Philip, E. of Montgomery.
Robt. Rich, c.c. 1d. Rich, Son of and aft.
E. of Warwick,
Feb. 1, 1625.
Jas. Hay, c. c. 1d. Hay, son of Jas., E. of
Carlisle.
Basil Fielding, c. c. la. Fielding, son of
Wm., E. of Denbigh.
Oliver St. John, c. c. 1d. St. John, son of
Oliver, E. of Bolingbroke.
Mildmay Fane, c. c. 1d. Burghersh, son of
E. of Westmorland.
Hy. Paulet, c.c. li. Hy. Paulet, son of
Wm., M. of Winchester.
Edwd.Montagu, son of Hy., visc.Mandeville.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
763.
John Cary, son of and aft. visc. Rochford
and E. of Dover.
Chas. Howard, son of and aft, visct. An-
dover of Berkshire.
Wºłoward, son of Thos., E. of Arun-
€1.
Robt. Stanley, 2nd son of Wm., 6th E. of
Derby.
Pawlet St. John, 2nd son of Oliver, E. of
Bolingbroke.
Fras. Fane, 2nd son of Fras., E. of West-
- moreland.
Jas. Howard, son of Theoph., ld. Howard
de Walden.
Wm. Cavendish, eldest son of la. Caven-
dish (? E. of Devonshire).
Thos. Wentworth, son of Thos., ld. Went-
Worth, who was aft. E. of Cleveland.
Wm. Paget, son of Wm., ld. Paget.
Wm. Russell, son of Fras., ld. Russell;
aft. E. of Bedford.
Hy. Stanhope, son of Philip, ld. Stanhope
of Shelford.
Richd. Vaughan, son of John, ld, Waughan
of Mullingar.
Christr. Neville, 2nd son of Edwd., ld.
Abergavenny.
Roger Bertie, 2nd son of Robt., ld. Wil-
loughby de Eresby.
Thos. Wharton, 2nd son of Thos., ld.
Wharton.
St. John Blunt, or Blount, bro. of Mount-
joy, ld. Mountjoy.
Ralph Clare.
John Maynard, bro. to lö. Maynard.
Fras. Carew.
John Byron.
Roger Palmer (mast, hbold.).
Hy. Edmonds (treasr. hold.).
Ralph Hopton.
Wm. Brooke.
Alexr. Ratcliffe.
Edwd. Scot.
Christr. Hatton.
Thos. Sackville.
John Manson, or Monson.
Peter Wentworth.
John Butler.
Edwd. Hungerford.
Richd. Lewson.
Nathl. Bacon.
Robt. Poyntz.
Robt. Bevill.
Geo. Sandes.
Thos. Smith, or Smythe, aft. visct. Strang-
ford.
Thos. Fanshawe,
Miles Hobart.
Hy. Hart.
Fras. Carew.
John Baccus, or Backhouse.
Matth. Monins.
John Stowell, or Stawell.
John Jennings.
Stephen Harvey,
CHARLES II.
At his coronation.
Edwd. Clinton, c.c. lá. Clinton, grandson
of and aft. E. of Lincoln.
John Egerton, c.c. 1d. Brackley, son of and
aft. E. of Bridgewater.
Philip Herbert, 2nd son of Philip, E. of
Pembroke and Montgomery.
Wm. Egerton, 2nd son of John, E.
Bridgewater,
Were Vane, 2nd son of Mildmay, E. of
Westmorland.
Chas. Berkeley, aft. 2nd E. of Berkeley.
Hy. Belasyse, aft. 2nd lå. Belasyse.
Hy. Hyde, son of Edwd., ld. Hyde, ld.
chanc.
Rowland Bellasyse, bro, to Thos., visct.,
aft. E. Fauconberg.
Hy. Capell, 2nd son of Arth., ld. Capell,
and E. of Essex.
John Waughan, 2nd son of E. of Carberry.
Chas. Stanley, gr. son of Chas., 8th I. of
Derby.
Fras. Vane and Hy. Vane, “gr. sons of the
late E. of Westmorland” (? sons of Mild-
may, E. of Westmorland).
Sir Wm. Portman, bt.
of
Sir Richd. Temple, bt.
Sir Wm. Ducie, bt., aft. visct. Downe.
Apr. 23, 1661.
Sir Thos. Trevor, bt.
Sir John Scudamore, bt.
Sir Wm. Gardiner, bt.
Chas. Cornwallis, son of sir Fredk., aft.
ld. Cornwallis.
John Nicholas, son of E. Nicholas, sec. st.
John Monson.
Bourchier Wray.
John Coventry.
Edwd. Hungerford.
John Knyvet.
Philip Butler.
Adrian Scroope.
Richd. Knightley.
Hy. Heron.
John Lewkinor.
Geo. Browne.
Wm. Terringham, or Tiringham.
Fras. Godolphin.
Edwd. Baynton.
Grevill Werney.
Edwd. Harley.
Edwd. Walpole.
Fras. Popham.
Edwd. Wise.
Christr. Calthorpe.
Richd. Edgcumbe.
764
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Wm. Bromley.
Thos. Bridges.
Thos. Fanshawe.
John Denham.
Nichs. Bacon.
Jas. Altham.
Thos. Windy, or Wendy.
John Brampston.
Geo. Freeman.
Nichs. Slaning.
Richd. Ingoldsby.
John Rolles.
Edwd. Heath.
Wm. Morley.
John Bennet.
Hugh Smith.
Simon Leech.
Hy, Chester.
Robt. Atkins.
Robt. Gayer, or Gayre.
Richd. Powle,
Hugh Darcy, or Ducie.
Stephen Hales.
Ralph Bash.
Thos. Whitmore.
ORDER REVIVED BY GEO. I.
MAY 18, 1725.
See Introduction, ante, p. 753.
KNIGHTS COMPANIONS,
(K.B.)
Invested May 27, and Installed June 17, 1725.
Pr. Wm. Aug., 2nd son of Geo., Pr, of
Wales, and grandson of Geo. I. ; aft. D.
of Cumberland.
John, 2nd D. of Montagu (Great Master).
Chas., 6th D. of Richmond (not inv.).
Wm., 2nd D. of Manchester.
Chas. Beauclerk, c.c. E. of Burford, son
of and aft. D. of St. Albans.
John, 6th E. of Leicester.
Wm. Anne, 2nd E. of Albemarle.
Hy., 1st E. of Delorain.
Geo., 2nd E. of Halifax.
Talbot, E. of Sussex.
Thos., 1st E. of Pomfret.
Nassau Paulet, c. c. la. N. Paulet, son
of Chas., 3rd D. of Bolton.
Adm. Geo., 1st visct. Torrington.
Geo. Cholmondeley, c.c. visct. Malpas,
Son of and aft. E. of Cholmondeley.
John Campbell, c.c. visct. Glenorchy,
son of and aft. E. of Breadalbane.
John, ld. De la Warr, aft. 1st E. De la
Warr.
Hugh, 13th lá. Clinton, aft. E. of Clinton.
Robt., ld. Walpole, aft. 2nd E. of Orford.
Hon. Spencer Compton (son of Jas., 3rd
E. of Northampton), aft. E. of Wil-
mington ; quitted for the Garter, Aug.
1733.
Wm. Stanhope, son of Philip, E. of Ches-
terfield.
Conyers D'Arcy.
Hon. Thos. Lumley Saunderson, aft. 3rd
E. of Scarborough.
Paul Methuen.
Sir Robt. Walpole, aft. 1st E. of Orford;
quitted for the Garter, 1726.
Robt. Sutton.
Lt.-Gen. Chas. Willis. -
Sir John Hobart, bt., aft. li. Hobart and
E. of Buckinghamshire.
Sir Wm. Gage, bt.
Robt. Clifton, son of sir Gervase Clifton,
bt. (? aft. Sir R.).
Michl. Newton (? aft. bt.)
Wm. Yonge, aft, bt.
Thos. Watson Wentworth, aft. E. of
Malton and M. of Rockingham.
John Monson, aft. 16. Monson.
Wm. Morgan.
Thos. Coke, aft. Id. Lovell, visct. Coke,
and E. of Leicester.
Wm., 4th E. of Inchiquin, inv. May 28, 1725
John, visct. Tyrconnell, inv. May 28, 1725.
GEORGE II.
1732, Hy. Brydges, c.c. M. of Carnar-
Jan. 12. von, aft. 2nd D. of Chandos.
Wm., 1st visc. Bateman.
Sir Geo. Downing, bt.
1732. Chas. Gunter Nicol, Jan. 17.
1743, Lt.-gen. Hon. Jas. Campbell.
July 12. Lt.-gen. John Cope.
F. M. sir John Ligonier, aft. Id
visc. and E. Ligonier.
I744, Rd., 6th visc. Fitzwilliam.
1742. Sir Thos. Robinson, bt., aft. li. May 28. Sir Chas. Hanbury Williams.
Grantham, June 26.
1743. Lt.-gen. Philip Honywood, July
12. :
Hy. Calthorpe.
Thos. Whitmore.
Sir Wm. Morden Harbord, bt.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
765.
1747.
1749,
May 2.
1752.
1753,
Aug. 27.
1761,
Mar. 23.
1761.
1764.
1765,
1767.
1768.
1770,
May 18.
1770,
June 28.
1771,
Feb. 18.
1772,
Jan. 15.
1772.
1773.
1774,
Aug. 3.
1775.
1776.
R.-adm. Peter Warren, May 29. 1753,
W.-adm. Edwd. Hawke, aft. li. Aug. 27.
Hawke, Nov. 14.
Lt.-gen. Hon. Chas. Howard.
Gen. Sir John Mordaunt.
M.-gen. Chas. Armand Powlett.
John Savile, aft. la. Pollington 1753.
and E. of Mexborough.
Rd., 3rd ló. Onslow, Mar. 12. 1754.
Edwd. Walpole, 2nd son of Robt., 1756.
1st E. of Orford.
GEORGE III.
John, 1st la. Carysfort. 1776.
Lt.-gen. Hon. Jos. Yorke, aft. Id.
Dover.
Sir Jas. Gray, bt. 1777.
Sir Wm. Beauchamp, bt. 1778.
Sir John Gibbons, bt. 1779.
Adm. Geo. Pocock.
M.-gen. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, aft.
ld. Amberst.
M.-gen. John Griffin Griffin, aft.
4th lä. Howard de Walden. 1780,
Fras. Blake Delaval. Nov. 13.
Chas. Frederick. 1780.
Geo. Warren, Mar. 26.
W.-adm. Chas. Saunders, May 16. 1781.
Chas. Cook, aft. E. of Belmont or
Bellamont, Jan. 16. 1782.
M.-gen. Robt., 1st ld. Clive, Apr.
24. 1783,
Andr. Mitchell, Dec. 13. Jan. 8.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Draper, Dec. 27.
Pr. Fredk., Bp. of Osnaburgh,
aft. D. of York; nom, 1st and 1785.
ppal. compn., Dec. 30.
Sir Horace Mann, bt., Oct. 25.
Robt., 1st E. of Catherlough.
W.-adm. Sir John Moore, bt.
R.-adm. sir John Lindsay, bt. 1786,
M.-gen. Eyre Coote. Dec 20.
Lt.-gen, sir Chas. Montagu.
Ralph Payne, aft. li. Lavington ; 1788,
d. 1807. May 7.
Wm. Lynch.
M.-gen. Sir Chas. Hotham (aft. 1788.
Hotham-Thompson), bt. 1791.
Wm. Hamilton.
Lt.-col. Robt. Murray Keith, Feb. 1792,
29. Aug. 15.
Geo. Macartney, aft. li., visc.
and E. Macartney, May 29.
Lt.-gen. Jas. Adolphus Oughton, 1793.
Feb. 22.
Robt. Gunning, aft. bt., June 2. 1794,
Lt.-gen, sir Geo. Howard, bt. May 30.
Lt.-col. John Blaquiere, aft. 1d.
Blaquiere. 1794.
Wm. Gordon, Feb. 3.
Lt.-gen. John Irwin, Dec. 15. 1795.
Gen. Guy Carleton, aft. 1d. Dor-
chester, July 6.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Paulet, aft. 5th D.
of Bolton.
Edwd. Hussey Montagu, aft. Id.
and E. Beaulieu.
Lt.-gen. Hon. Rd. Lyttelton, bro.
of Geo. la. Lyttelton.
Sir Wm. Rowley, adm. of the fl.,
Dec. 12.
Benj. Keene, Sept 23.
Lt.-gen, Wm. Blakeney, aft. li.
Blakeney, Nov. 27.
M.-gen. Hon. Wm. Howe, aft.
visc. Howe, Oct. 13.
Lt.-gen. John Clavering, Nov. 9.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Clinton, Apr. 11.
R.-adm. Edwd. Hughes, Dec. 9.
Jas. Harris, aft. la. and E. of
Malmesbury, Feb. 24.
M.-gen. Hector Monro, Mar. 23.
Randal Wrm., 6th E., aft. 1st M.
of Antrim, May 5.
Lt.-gen. Rd. Peirson.
Thos. Wroughton.
Adm. Sir Geo. Bridges Rodney,
bt., aft. li. Rodney, Nov. 14.
Lt.-gen. Edwd., 2nd visc. Ligonier,
Dec. 17.
Capt. John Jervis, aft. E. of St.
Vincent, May 29.
Gen. Geo. Augs. Elliot, aft. Id.
Heathfield.
Gen. Chas. Grey, aft. li. and E.
Grey.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Boyd, Jan. 28.
Lt.-gen. Fred. Haldimand, Sept.
30.
M.-gen. Archd. Campbell, Sept.
30.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Fawcett.
Robt. Monckton, 4th visc. Gal-
way.
Sir Geo. Yonge, bt.
W.-adm. Alexr. Hood, aft. li. and
visc. Bridport.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Sloper, June 6.
Morton Eden, aft. Id. Henley,
Dec. 16.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Augs. Pitt.
Lt.-gen. Hon. John Waughan.
M.-gen. Wm. Medows.
M.-gen. Robt. Abercromby.
Chas. Whitworth, aft. li. Whit-
worth, Sept. 27.
R.-adm. Hon. Geo. Keith Elphin-
stone, aft. li. and visc. Keith.
Capt. Sir John Borlase Warren, bt.
M.-gen. Adam Williamson, Nov.
18.
Sir Jos. Banks, bt., July 1.
M.-gen. Ralph Abercromby, July
22.
766
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1796. R.-adm. Hugh Cloberry Chris-
tian, Feb. 17.
1797, M.-gen. Alured Clarke.
Jan. 14. M.-gen. Jas. Hy. Craig.
1797. R.-adm. Horatio Nelson, aft. Id.
and visc. Nelson, May 27.
1798. W.-adm. John Colpoys, Feb. 14.
1799. Lt.-gen. Hon. Chas. Stuart.
1800, W.-adm. Hy. Harvey.
Jan. 8. W.-adm. Sir Andr. Mitchell.
1801. R.-adm. Thos. Graves, May 14.
M.-gen. Hon. John Hely-Hut-
chinson, aft. li. Hutchinson,
and 2nd E. of Donoughmore,
May 28.
1801, Lt.-gen. Thos. Trigge.
June 6. R.-adm. John Thos. Duckworth.
1801. R.-adm sir Jas. Saumarez, bt.,
Sept. 5.
1802. M.-gen. Eyre Coote, May 19.
1803. M.-gen. John Fras. Craddock,
Feb. 16.
Lt.-gen. Sir David Dundas, Apr.
2
8.
1804. Hon. Arth. Paget, May 21.
M.-gen. hon. Arth. Wellesley,
aft. D. of Wellington, Aug. 28.
1804, M.-Gen. hon. Geo. Jas. Lud-
Sept. 26. low.
M.-gen. John Moore.
Commod. Saml. Hood.
1806, R.-adm. Wm., 7th E. of North-
Jan. 29, esk.
R.-adm. sir Richd. John Strachan,
bt.
1806. R.-adm, hon. Alexr. Forrester
Inglis Cochrane, Mar. 29.
M.-gen. Sir John Stuart, Sept.
13.
Philip Francis, Oct. 29.
Sir Geo. Hilario Barlow, bt., Oct.
29.
1808. Percy Clinton Sydney, 6th visc.
Strangford, Mar.
R.-adm. Richd. Goodwin Keats,
Oct 15.
1809, Lt.-gen. Sir David Baird, bt.
Apr. 21. Lt.-gen. Geo. Beckwith,
Lt.-gen. hon. John Hope, aft. 1d.
Niddry.
M.-gen. Brent Spencer.
1809, Capt. Thos. Cochrane, c.c. ld.
Apr. 21. Cochrane, aft. 10th E. of Dun-
donald; exp. July 15, 1814,
but re-adm. as G.C.B., Sept.
22, 1847.
1809. , M.-gen, John Cope Sherbrooke,
Sept. 16.
1810. Lt.-gen. Wm. Carr Beresford,
aft. li. Beresford, Oct. 16.
1812, Lt. gen. Thos. Graham, aft. la.
Feb. 22. Lynedoch. |
Lt.-gen. Rowland Hill, aft. Id.
and visc. Hill. f
M.-gen. Sir Saml. Auchmuty.
Hy. Wellesley, aft. la. Cowley,
Mar. 10.
Lºn. Hon. Edwd. Paget, June
}
1812.
Lt.-gen sir Stapleton Cotton, bt.,
aft. la. and visc. Combermere, |
Aug. 21.
Chas. Stuart, aft. li. Stuart de
Rothsay, Sept. 26.
M.-gen. Isaac Brock, Oct. 10.
Aº hon. Geo. Cranfield Berke-
ey.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Nugent, bt.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Keppel.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Doyle, bt.
Lt.-gen. Wrm. Cavendish Ben-
tinck, c. c. la. W. C. B.
M..gen. Jas. Leith. |
|
|
1813,
Feb. 1.
M.-gen. Thos. Picton.
M.-gen. hon. Galbraith Lowry
Cole.
M.-gen. hon. Chas. Wm. Stewart,
aft. la. Stewart and 3rd M. of
Londonderry.
1813, Lt.-gen. hon. Alexr. Hope.
June 29. M.-gen. Hy. Clinton.
1813, Lt.-gen Geo., 9th E.
Sept. 11. housie.
Lt.-gen. hon. Wm. Stuart.
M.-gen. Geo. Murray.
M.-gen. hon. Edwd. Michl. Paken-
ham.
Adm. Wm. Young, July 12.
Col. Wm. Fredk. Hy. of Nassau,
hered. pr. of Orange, aft. Wm.
ić K. of the Netherlands, Aug.
16,
of Dal-
1814.
ORDER REMODELLED, JAN. 2, 1815.
See Introduction, ante, p. 753.
KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS—MILITARY DIVISION.
(G.C.B.)
GEORGE III.
Former Knights of the Bath declared to be Knights Grand Cross under the new
division of the Order.
1815, Fredk., D. of York.
Jan. 2. Adm. John, E. of St. Vincent.
Gen. Sir Robt. Abercromby.
1815, Adm. Geo., visc. Keith.
Jan. 2. Adm. Sir John Borlase Warren,
bt. }
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\
\
|
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
767
1815,
Jan. 2.
1815,
Jan. 2.
1815.
1815,
Gen. Sir Alured Clarke.
Adm. Sir John Colpoys.
Gen. li. Hutchinson.
Adm. Sir John Thos. Duckworth.
Adm. Sir Jas. Saumarez.
Gen. Sir Eyre Coote.
Gen. Sir John Fras. Cradock.
Gen. Sir David Dundas.
F.M. Arth., D. of Wellington.
Gen. Geo. Jas., E. of Ludlow.
W.-adm. Sir Saml. Hood.
Adm. Wm., 7th E. of Northesk.
V.-adm. sir Richd. John Strachan.
W.-adm. hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Stuart.
W.-adm. Sir Richd.
Keats. -
Gen. Sir David Baird.
Gen. Sir Geo. Beckwith.
Lt.-gen. John, ld. Niddry.
Lt.-gen. Sir Brent Spencer.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Cope Sher-
brooke.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Carr., ld. Beres-
ford.
Lt.-gen. Thos., ld. Lynedoch.
Lt.-gen. Rowland, ld., aft. visc. Hill.
Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Auchmuty.
Goodwin
1815, Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Paget.
Jan. 2. Lt.-gen. Stapleton, ld., aft. visc.
Combermere.
Adm. hon, sir Geo.
Berkeley.
Gen. Sir Geo. Nugent, bt.
Gen. Sir Wm. Keppel.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Doyle, bt.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Cavendish Bentinck,
c. c. 1d. W. C. B. -
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Leith.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Picton.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Galbraith Lowry
Cole.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Wm., ld. Stewart
aft. 3rd M. of Londonderry.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Alexr. Hope.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Clinton.
Lt.-gen. Geo., 9th E.
housie.
Lt.-gen. hon. Wm. Stewart.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Murray.
M.-gen, hon. Sir Edwd. Michl.
Pakenham.
Gen. Wm. Fredk. Hy. of Nassau,
hered. Pr. of Orange, aft. Wm.
I., K. of the Netherlands.
Cranfield
of Dal-
Subsequent appointments.
Adm. Wm. Hy., D. of Clarence,
aft. Wm. IV. ; actg. Great
Master, 1827.
F.M. Edwd., D. of Kent.
F.M. Ernest Augs., D. of Cum-
berland.
F.M. Adolphus Fredk., D. of
Cambridge.
F.M. Wm. Fredk., D. of Glou-
cester.
Adm. sir Wm. Young.
Adm. Saml., visc. Hood.
Adm. Sir Richd. Onslow, bt.
Adm. hon. Wm. Cornwallis.
Adm. Wm., ld. Radstock.
Adm. Sir Roger Curtis, bt.
Adm. Geo. Montagu.
Lt.-gen. Hy. Wm., E. of Uxbridge,
aft. M. of Anglesey.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Brownrigg.
Lt.-gen. Sir Harry Calvert, bt.
Lt.-gen. hon. Thos. Maitland.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Hy. Clinton.
Richd., 2nd E. of Clancarty, Apr. 1.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir John Aber-
cromby, Apr. 7.
M.-gen. hon. Sir Chas. Colville,
Apr. 7.
Adm. Jas., 1st là.Gambier, June 7.
F.M. Pr. Schwartzenburg.
Aug. 18. F.M. Alb. Louis Leopold, Pr.
Blucher.
1815, F.M. count Barclay de Tolly.
Aug. 18. F.M. sir Chas. Philip, Pr. Wrede.
Gen. Wm. Fredk. Chas., Pr. and
aft. K. Wm. I. of Wurtem-
burg.
1815. M.-gen. Sir Jas. Kempt, June 22.
1816. Adm. Edwd., 1st là. Exmouth,
Mar. 16.
Gen. Leop. Geo. Fredk., D. of
Saxe, &c.; aft. Leop. I., K. of
the Belgians, May 23.
M.-gen. Sir David Ochterlony, bt.
Dec. 10.
1817. Lt.-gen. Sir Gordon Drummond,
Jan. 7.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Townshend
Walker, bt., Mar. 11.
1818, Adm. Sir Chas. Morice Pole, bt.
Feb. 20. R.-adm. Sir Thos. Fras. Fre-
mantle.
Rººm. Sir Geo. Cockburn, aft.
1818, Gen. Fras.
Oct 14. Hastings.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Hislop.
1819, Gen. Pr. Volkonsky.
Apr. 17. Gen. count Woronzow.
Gen. count Zieten.
Gen. baron Frimont.
1819. Mººn. Sir Jno. Malcolm, Nov.
Rawdon, 1st M. of
768
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
GEORGE IV.
1820. Lt.-gen. Kenneth Alexr., 11th lä.
Howard of Effingham, Mar, 17.
1820, Adm. sir Wm. Domett.
May 16. W.-Adm. Sir Thos. Foley.
1820, Gen. Wm., 2nd E. Harcourt.
May 20. Adm. sir Benjn. Caldwell.
Adm. Sir Richd. Rodney Bligh.
Gen. Sir Hy. Johnson, bt.
Gen. Hy., 1st E. of Mulgrave.
Adm. sir Chas. Hy. Knowles, bt.
Adm. hon. Sir Thos. Pakenham.
Gen. Geo., 1st là. Harris.
Gen. Sir Banastre Tarleton, bt.
Gen. Sir Geo. Hewett, bt.
Gen. Sir Geo. Don.
Gen. Jas. St. Clair, 2nd E. of
Rosslyn.
1820. Adm. Sir Geo. Campbell, June
8.
Gen. Chas., count Alten, Aug.
12
1821. v.a.am. sir Geo. Martin, Feb.
23.
1822, W.-adm. Sir Thos.
Sept. 14. Thompson, bt.
W.-adm. Sir Harry Neale, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Oswald, Feb.
25.
Boulden
1824.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Thornbrough.
Adm. Sir Eliab Harvey.
W.-adm. Sir Wm. Johnstone Hope,
Oct. 4.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Vane, Jan. 24.
M.-gen. Sir Archd. Campbell, bt.,
1825,
Jan. 11.
1825.
1826.
Gen. Geo., ld. Gordon, c.c. M. of Dec. 26.
Huntly ; aft. 5th D. of Gordon. 1827. W.-adm. sir Edwd. Codrington,
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Cregan Crau- Nov. 13.
furd. 1830. W.-adm. Sir Thos. Byam Martin,
Lt.-gen. Sir Hildebrand Oakes, bt. Mar. 3. \
WILLIAM IV. t
1830. Bernard, D. of Saxe-Weimar, 1834. Lt.-gen. Sir Herbert Taylor, Apr.
Aug. . 16.
1830, Adm. sir Jas. Hawkins Whitshed, F. M. Chas., Archd. of Austria,
Nov. 17. bt. May 23.
Adm. sir Philip Chas. Henderson- Lt.-gen, ct. Walmoden, Aug. 19.
Durham, aft. Calderwood-Hen- Adm. Sir John Wells, Oct. 6.
derson-Durham. Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Edwd. Hy.
1831. Ernest Fredk. IIorbert, Ct. Somerset, c.c. la. R. E. H.
Münster, Feb. 16. Somerset, Oct. 17.
1831, Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Houstoun, bt. Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Hy. Pringle,
Feb. 24. Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Barnes. Dec. 19.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Byng. 1835. Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Edwd. Stopford,
1831. Adm. sir Hy. Trollope, May 19. Mar. 28.
1831, Adm. hon. Sir Robt. Stopford. Adm. Sir Amelius Beauclerk, c.c.
Juno 6. Adm. sir Benjn. Hallowell Carew. ld. A. Beauclerk, Aug. 3.
1831, Gon, hon. Sir Hy. Geo. Grey. 1835, Lt.-gen. Ernest, &c., Pr. of
Sept. 13. Gen. Sir Ronald Craufurd Fer- || Aug. 29. Hesse.
guson. Lt.-gen. Ernest, Pr. of Hesse-
Gen. Sir Hy. Warde. Philippsthal-Barchfield.
Adm. Sir Thos. Williams. 1836. W.-adm. sir Graham Moore, Mar.
Adm. sir Wm. Hargood. 11.
Lt.-gen. hom. Sir Wm. Lumley. Gen. Louis Wm. Fredk., Landgr.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Willoughby of Hesse-Homburg, June 11.
Gordon, bt. Lt.-gen. Matth. Whitworth, 4th
R.-adm. Sir Thos. Masterman ld. Aylmer, Sept. 10.
Hardy, bt. 1837. Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Makdougall
1833. Adm. sir Davidge Gould, Jan. Brisbane, bt., Feb. 6.
24. Adm. Sir Lawrence Wm. Halsted,
Adm. Sir Chas. Tyler, Jan. 29. Feb. 24.
W.-adm. sir Pulteney Malcolm, 1837, Lt.-gen. Sir John Doveton.
Apr. 24. Mar. 10. M.-gen. Sir John Whittington
1833, Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Anson, Adams, nom. ; but d. Mar. 9,
July 29. Lt.-gen. Sir John Ormsby Wande- 1837, in India.
leur. 1837. Lt.-gen. Sir Richd. Hussey-
1833. Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Dallas, Aug. 1. Vivian, bt., May 30.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
769
1837.
1838.
1838,
July 19.
1838,
July 20.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1840,
June 20.
1840,
July 4.
1840.
1841.
1842,
Feb. 23.
1842.
1842,
Dec. 2.
1843.
1845,
May. 8.
1846.
VICTORIA.
Pr. Paul Anthy. Esterhazy, July
12
Lt.-gen. sir John Colborne, aft.
ld. Seaton, Jan. 29.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Bradford, Feb.
15.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Worsley, Feb. 16.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Philipse
Robinson, Apr. 20.
Adm. sir Wm. Sidney Smith.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Lambert.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Robt.
O'Callaghan.
M-gen. Sir Alexr. Caldwell.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Law Lushing-
ton.
M.-gen. Sir Alexr. I. Dickson, July
23.
Wm.
Lt.-gen. Fredk. Geo. Augs., D. of
Saxe Coburg and G., June 12.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Keane, aft. li.
Keane, Aug. 12.
Adm. sir IIy. Wn. Bayntun, Oct.
25.
M.-gen. Sir Willoughby Cotton,
Jan. 21.
F.M. Fras. Albert Augs. Chas.
Emanuel, Consort of Q. Vict. ,
Mar. 6.
Lt.-gen, sir Fredk. Adam.
Lt.-gen. Benjn. D'Urban.
Lt.-gen. Andr. Fras. Barnard.
Adm. Sir Wm. Iſotham.
Adm. sir Josias Rowley, bt.
W.-adm. sir Chas. Rowley, bt.
V.-Adm. sir David Milne.
Gen. Daldomero Espartero, Ct. of
Luchana, &c., July 20.
M.-gen. sir Jos. O'Halloran, Feb.
12.
M.-gen. IIugh. 14. Gough, aft.
visc. Gough ; Oct. 14.
Adm. hon, sir John Talbot.
Adm. Sir Robt. Barlow.
Adm. Sir lly. Digby.
Lt.-gen. Ct. Mensdorf, May 30.
Col. Sir Robt. Hy. Sale, June
16.
Archduke Fredk. Chas. of Austria,
Nov. 5.
V. adm. Sir Wm. Parker.
M.-gen. Geo. Pollock.
M.-gen. Wm. Nott.
M-gon. Chas. Jas. Napier, July
4.
Pr. Fredk. Wm. Chas, of Prussia,
Aug. 18.
Adm. Sir Robt. Waller Otway, bt.
V.-adm. sir Edwd. Wm. Campbell
Richd. Owen.
Col. Sir IIy. Geo. Wakelyn Smith,
Apr. 7.
1847,
May 22.
1847,
Sept. 17.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1849,
June 5.
1852,
Apr. 6.
1855,
July 5.
1856,
Jan. 3.
1858,
July 6.
1859.
V.-adm. Thos., 10th E, of Dun-
donald; (see “Cochrane” under
K. B., Apr. 21, 1809, ante,
p. 766.)
Lt.-gen. Fitzroy Jas. Hy. Somer-
set. c.c. la. Fitzroy Somerset,
aft. la. Raglan.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Macdonald.
Gen. Sir Colin Halket, Dec. 30.
MI.-gen. Sir John IIunter Littler,
Jan. 31.
Sir Jas. Lillyman Caldwell, Aug.25.
Lt.-gen.sir Edwd. Blakeney, May 7.
M.-gen. Sir Jos. Thackwell.
MI.-gen.sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert.
Adm. sir Chas. Ekins.
Gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland.
Adm. Sir Thos. Bladen Capel.
Lt.-gen. Sir Alexr. Woodford.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hv. Fredk. Bouverie
W.-adm. sir Chas. Bullen.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Fox Burgoyne.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Brown.
W.-adm. Jas. Whitley
Dundas.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D.
Cambridge.
Lt.-gen. Sir De Lacy Evans.
Lt.-gen. Sir Richd. England.
Lt.-gen. Sir Colin Campbell, aft.
ld. Clyde.
R.-adm. Sir Edmd. Lyons, bt.
Adm. sir Graham Eden IIamond.
Adm. sir Jas. Alexr. Gordon.
Gen. Sir Jas. McDonell.
Gen. Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross.
Le Comte Vaillant, Marshal of
France, Oct. 16.
Gen. Jas. Simpson, Oct. 16.
Gen. Marmora, Oct. 25.
Marshal Pelissier, Nov. 12.
Gen. Bosquet.
Gen. de Salles.
Gen. MacMahon.
Gen. Regnault
d'Angély.
Gen. Morris.
Pr. Fredk. Wm. Louis of Prussia.
aft. K. Wrm. I. of Prussia and
Emp. Wm. I. of Germany,
Jan. 1.
Adm. Ferd. Alphonse Hamelin,
May 7.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Outram, July 30
M.-gen, sir 1 Iugh Hy. Rose, aft.
ld. Strathnairn.
H.H. Maharajah Bahadoor Koon-
war Ranajee.
R.-adm. sir Michl. Seymour, May
20.
Jas. Howard, 3rd E. of Malmes-
bury, Jan. 15.
Deans
of
de St. John
49
770
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1859.
1859,
June 21.
1860,
May 18.
1860.
1861.
1861,
June 28.
1862,
Nov. 10.
1865.
1865,
Mar. 28.
1865.
1867,
May 13.
Sir John Pakington, bt., June
15.
Gen. Sir Thos. McMahon, bt.
Gen. Chas. Murray, 3rd E. Cath-
Cart.
Gen. Sir Wm. Maynard Gomm.
Gen. Sir Robt. Wm. Gardiner.
Adm. sir John West.
Adm. Sir Wm. Hall Gage.
Adm. sir Fras. Wm. Austen.
Gen. Sir Jas. Douglas.
Gen. Sir Geo. Scovell.
Gen. Ulysses, ld. Downes.
Adm. Sir Thos. John Cochrane.
Adm. Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour.
Gen Sir Fredk. Stovin.
Gen. Sir Jas. Fergusson.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Bell.
Lt -gen. Sir Chas. Yorke, June
29,
Lt.-gen. Jas. Hope Grant, Nov.
9
M.-gen. sir Patrick Grant, Mar.
1
Gen. Sir Arthur Benjn. Clifton.
Adm. Sir Phipps Hornby.
Gen. Sir Jas. Archd. Hope.
Gen. Sir Thos. Wm. Brotherton.
Gen. Sir Saml. Benjn. Auchmuty,
Adm. sir Barrington Reynolds.
Gen. Sir Thos. Will, bt.
W.-adm. sir Maurice Fredk. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley.
Lt.-gen. Sir Harry David Jones.
Gen. Sir John Wright Guise, bt.
Gen. Sir John Forster FitzGerald.
Adm. Anthy. , 10th E. of Lauder-
dale.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Tucker.
Albert Edwd., Pr. of Wales, Feb.
10.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Harvey.
Adm. sir Fairfax Moresby.
Gen. Sir Wm. Rowan.
Adm. Sir Houston Stewart.
Gen. Sir Wm. John Codrington.
Gen. Sir Geo. Augs. Wetherall.
Adm. sir Hy. Ducie Chads.
Gen. Sir Jas. Fredk. Love.
Gen. Sir Jas. Jackson.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Cheape.
Lt.-gen. Hy., 3rd visc. Melville.
V.-adm. hom. Sir Fredk. Wm.
Grey.
V.-adm. Sir Jas. Hope.
Adm. Sir Geo. Robt. Lambert,
June 7.
Adm. sir Stephen Lushington.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Lysaght Penne-
father.
Lt.-gen. Sir Richd. Airey.
Adm. Sir Chas. Howe Fre-
mantle.
M.-gen. Sir Archdale Wilson, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Lugard.
1867,
May 13.
1868.
1869,
June 2.
I870.
1871,
May 20.
1873,
May 24,
1875,
May 29.
Gen. Sir John Aitchison.
Gen. hon. Sir Chas. Gore.
Gen. Geo., 8th M. of Tweeddale.
Lt -gen. Sir Robt. Cornelis Napier,
aft. li. Napier of Magdala,
Apr. 27.
Adm. sir Hy. Prescott.
Gen. Geo. Chas., 3rd E. of Lucan.
Gen. Sir Richd. Jas. Dacres.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Jas. Yorke
Scarlett.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Buller.
W.-adm. Sir Augs. Leopold
Kuper.
Lt.-gen. sir Wm. Rose Mansfield,
aft. la. Sandhurst, May 14.
Adm. hon. Sir Hy. Keppel.
Gen. Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams.
bt.
Adm. Sir Alexr. Milne.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys Dacres.
Gen. Sir Robt. John Hussey
Vivian.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Michel.
Lt.-gen. Wrm. Paulet, c.c. Id.
Wm. Paulet.
Gen. Sir Hy. Geo. Andrew
Taylor.
Gen. Sir Geo. Bowles.
Adm. sir Provo Wm. Parry
Wallis.
Adm. sir Wm. Fanshawe Martin.
Gen. Sir Abraham Roberts.
Gen. Sir Jas. Chas. Chatterton,
bt.
Thos., 11th E. of Lauderdale.
Adm. sir Lewis Tobias Jones.
Gen. Sir Wm. Hy. Elliott.
Lt.-gen, sir Sydney John Cotton.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Bloomfield.
Lt.-gen. Sir Duncan Alexr.
Cameron.
Gen. Sir Thos. Reed.
Gen. Hy. la. Rokeby.
Gen. Sir John Bloomfield Gough.
Gen. Sir Chas. Thos. Wan Strau-
benzee.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Augs. Almeric
Spencer.
V.-adm. Sir Hastings Regd. Yel-
verton.
Lt.-gen.
Stuart.
Lt.-gen, sir John Garvock.
Lt.-gen. Sir Neville Bowles Cham-
berlain.
M.-gen. Sir Alfd. Hastings Hors-
ford.
Gen. Jioji Rao Sindia Maharaja
of Gwalior, Jan. 1.
Adm. Sir Geo. Rodney Mundy.
Gen. Sir Wm. Wyllie.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Edwd. Chap-
IX180/1.
sir Chas. Shepherd
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
771
1877,
June 2.
M.-gen. Sir John Douglas.
1878.
Cunynghame, June 13.
Gen. Pr. Fredo. Chas.
of Prussia, July 3.
Gen. Sir
Simmons, July 29.
1879.
Chelmsford, Aug. 19.
1880,
Apr. 23. Adm. Sir Thos.
Symonds.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Paul Haines.
Lt.-gen, sir David Edwd. Wood.
Gen. Sir Arth. Augs. Thurlow
Nichs.
John Lintorn Arabin
M.-gen. Frede. Augs., 2nd lù.
Adm. Sir Geo. Rose Sartorius.
Mathew Chas.
Adm. hon. Sir Jas. Robt. Drum-
mond.
Lt.-gen. Sir Garnet Josh. Wol-
seley, aft. visc. Wolseley, June
19
Lt.-gen. Donald Martin Stewart,
Sept. 21.
M.-gen. Fredk. Sleigh Roberts,
Sept. 21
1881,
May 24, ford.
Gen. Wm. Lygon, 4th E. of Long-
W.-adm. Sir Fredk. Beauchamp
Paget Seymour.
1882.
15.
Gen. Sir Chas. Hy. Ellice, Apr.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Miller Adye,
Nov. 17.
Adm.
Nov. 24.
Adm. Sir Wm. Robt.
Nov. 24.
1883.
sir Anthy. Cooper Key,
Mends,
F. M. Fredk. Wm. Nichs. Chas.,
Cr. Pr. of Prussia, aft. Emp.
Fredk. III. of Germany and K.
of Prussia, Jan. 25.
Gen. Sir Chas.
Staveley.
1884,
May 24.
Wm. Dunbar
Gen. Sir Collingwood Dickson.
Gen Sir Arthr. Borton.
1884,
May 24.
1885.
1886.
1886,
May 29.
1886.
1887,
June 21.
L887.
Gen. Sir Hy. Chas. Barnston
Daubeney.
Gen. Sir Jas. Brind.
M.-gen. Sir Peter Stark Lumsden,
Alexr. Louis Geo.
Fredk. Emile of Hesse, July
22.
Adm. Sir Geoffrey Thos. Phipps
Hornby, Dec. 19.
Gen. Sir Fredk. Chas.
Stephenson, Jan. 30.
Adm. Clarence Edwd. Paget, c.c.
ld. Clarence Paget.
Gen. Geo. Fredk., visct. Temple-
town.
Gen. Sir Wm. Jones.
Gen. Sir Chas. Reid.
Gen. Sir Geo. Malcolm.
Gen. Sir Danl. Lysons.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Fras. Maude.
Adm. John Hay, c.c. la. John
Hay, July 30.
Pr. Alexr. of Bulgaria, Dec. 10.
Adm. sir Geo. Greville Welles-
Arthr.
ley.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Gennys Fan-
shawe.
Gen. Sir Edwd. Cooper Hodge.
Gen. Sir Thos. Montagu Steele.
Gen. Sir Edwin Beaumont John-
SOIl.
Gen. Sir Hy. Wylie Norman.
Adm. Sir Wim. Houston Stewart.
Adm. Sir John Edma. Com-
merell.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Lawrence
D’Aguilar.
Lt.-gen. Sir Archd. Alison, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Hy. Brownlow.
Gen. Pr. Wm. Augustus Edwd.
of Saxe Weimar.
-Adm. Ernest Leopold, &c., Pr. of
Leiningen. July 1 and Sept. 27.
RNIGHTS GRAND CROSS—CIVIL DIVISION.
1815, Sir Robt. Gunning.
Jam. 2. Jas., E. of Malmesbury.
Morton, ld. Henley.
Chas., ld. Whitworth.
Sir Jos. Banks, bt.
Sir Arth. Paget.
Sir Philip Francis.
Sir Geo. H. Barlow.
Percy Clinton Sydney,
(G.C.B.)
GEORGE III.
1815,
Jan. 2.
Strangford in Ir. ; aft. la Pens-
hurst in Gr. Brit.
Hon. Sir Hy. Wellesley, aft. 1st
ld. Cowley.
Hon. Sir Chas. Stewart.
Sir Robt. Linton, Oct. 21.
Sir Wm. A 'Court, bt., aft. li.
lſeytesbury, Oct. 20.
49 %
772
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1820,
May 20.
1822.
1825.
1831.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1837.
1838,
July 19.
1838.
1839.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
GEORGE IV.
Sir Chas, Long. 1827.
Sir Chas. Bagot.
Sir Edwd. Thornton, Mar. 8.
M.-gen. Sir Benjn. Bloomfield, 1829,
aft. 1st ld. B., Apr. 1. Dec. 7.
Granville, 1st visc. and E. Gran-
ville, May.
WILLIAM IV.
Sir Robt. Adair, Aug. 3. 1834.
Hy. John, 3rd visc. Palmerston,
June 6. 1835.
Chas. Manners Sutton, aft. visc.
Canterbury, Aug. 31.
John, 2nd ló., and aft. 1st visc.
Ponsonby, Mar. 3.
VICTORIA.
John Geo., 1st E. of Durham,
June 27.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Williers, aft.
4th E. of Clarendon, Oct. 19.
Augs. Fredk., D. of Sussex; app.
first G.C.B., Dec. 15, and actg.
Gr. Mast., Dec. 16.
Achd., 2nd E. of Gosford.
Col. Geo. Wm. Russell, c.c.
ld. G. W. Russell.
Chas. Augs., 6th lä. Howard de
Walden.
Richd. Jenkins, July 20.
John McNeill, Apr. 15.
Lt.-gen. Sir Howard Douglas,
bt., Aug. 27.
Chas. Wm., 1st ld. Sydenham,
Aug. 19.
Lt.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, bt.,
Aug. 27.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Pottinger, bt.,
Dec. 2.
Arth. Aston, Nov. 10.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Hardinge, aft.
visc. H., June 1.
Capt. Sir Edmd. Lyons, bt., R.N.,
July 10. |
Edwd., 1st E. of Ellenborough,
Oct. 30.
Chas. Cecil Cope, 3rd E. of
Liverpool, Dec. 11.
Lt.-gen. John, 11th E. of West-
morland, June 24. |
Sir Geo. Hy. Seymour, Jan. 21.
Constantine Hy., M. of Nor-
manby, Dec. 10. |
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., Mar. 31.
Sir Hy. Lytton Earle Bulwer; aft.
ld. Dalling and Bulwer, Mar. 1.
John Cam, ld. Broughton, Feb.
23.
Fredc. Jas. Lamb, aft. li. Beau-
* and visc. Melbourne, Dec.
13.
Sir Stratford Canning, aft. visc.
Stratford de Redcliffe.
Sir Robt. Gordon.
Gilbert, 2nd E. of Minto, Sept.
16.
Geo., 2nd ló., aft. 1st E. of
Auckland, Aug. 29.
Sir Chas. Theoph. Metcalfe, bt.,
Sept. 12.
1853. Hy. Richd. Chas., 2nd Id. and 1st
1854.
1858.
1859.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1866,
July 6.
E. Cowley, Feb. 21.
Sir Jas. Robt. Geo Graham, bt.,
Apr. 15.
Fox, 2nd ló. Panmure; aft. 11th
E. of Dalhousie, Oct. 29.
Sir Chas. Wood, bt., aft. visc.
Halifax.
Edwd. Granville, 3rd E. of St.
Germans, Jan. 24.
Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence,
aft. Id. Lawrence, Nov. 11.
M.-gen. John Hobart, ld. Howden,
Mar. 5.
John Arth., 2nd ló. Bloomfield
Sept. 3.
Jas., 8th E. of Elgin, and 12th
E. of Kincardine, Sept. 28.
Chas. John, visc. Canning,
Mar. 31.
John, ld. Elphinstone.
Richd. Bickerton Pemell, 2nd
ld, and aft. 1st visc. Lyons,
Jan. 24.
John Robt., 3rd visc. and aft. 1st
E. Sydney, Mar. 10.
Sir Jas. Hudson, Aug. 11.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Knight Storks,
July 1.
Hon. Sir Fredk. Wm. Adolphus
Bruce, Mar. 17.
The Bey of Tunis, June 1.
Sir Robt. Peel, bt., Jan. 5.
Capt. Ernest Leopold, &c., Pr. of
Leiningen, R.N., Jan. 29.
Fras. Paul Chas. Louis Alexr.,
Pr. of Teck, June 12.
Sir Andr. Buchanan.
Hon. Augs. Wm. Fredk. Spencer
Loftus, c c. 1d. Augs. Loftus.
Sir Arth. Chas. Magenis.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 773
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1872.
1873.
1876.
1879.
1880,
Apr. 20.
1881.
1815,
Jan. 2.
Ismail Pacha, Viceroy of Egypt,
Dec. 18.
Pr. Hohenlohe-Langenburg, May
8
Sir John Young, bt., Nov. 13.
Hy. Geo. Elliott, Nov. 22.
Robt. Vernon, 1st là. Lyveden,
July 13.
Hy. Fras. Howard, July 13.
Sir Alexr. Jas. Edmd. Cockburn,
bt., ld, ch. just., K. B.
Hon. Odo Wm. Leopold Russell,
c.c. la. Odo Russell ; aft, ld.
Ampthill.
Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, aft.
bt., May 17.
The Hered. Gr. D. of Mecklen-
burg-Strelitz, Apr. 17.
Edwd. Robt. Lytton, 2nd lå. and
aft. 1st E. of Lytton. Jan. 1.
Austen Hy. Layard, June 11.
Gen. Fras. Hugh Geo., M. of
Hertford, Jam. 24.
Pr. Alexr. Jos. of Battenberg,
Pr. Elect of Bulgaria, June 6.
Stephen Cave.
Richd. Assheton
visc. Cross.
Sir Stafford Hy. Northcote, bt.,
aft. E. of Iddesleigh.
Hon. John Jas. Robt. Manners,
c. c. 1d. John Manners; aft. 7th
D. of Rutland.
Pr. Hy. of Prussia. Aug. 13.
Hy. Bouverie Wm. Brand, aft.
visc. Hampden, Sept. 20.
Cross, aft.
1883.
1883,
Aug. 21.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887,
June 21.
1887.
1888.
Fredk. Temple, E. of Dufferin,
aft. M. of Dufferin and Ava,
June 15.
Sir Edwd. Thornton.
Sir Augs. Berkeley Paget.
Sir John Alexr. Macdonald,
Nov. 1.
Hy. Austin, ld. Aberdare, Jan. 7.
Geo. Augs. Constantine, M. of
Normanby, Jan. 9.
Sir John Savile Lumley, June 15.
Chas., visc. Eversley, June 30.
Robt., visc. Sherbrooke, June
30
Fredk. Arth. Stanley, aft. li.
Stanley of Preston, Feb. 2.
Sir Edwd. Baldwin Malet, Feb. 2.
Gr. D. Serge Alexandrovitch of
Russia.
Ern. Louis Chas. Albert Wm.,
Hered. Gr. D. of Hesse.
Bernard Fredk. Wrm. Albt. Geo.,
Hered. Pr. of Saxe-Meiningen.
Mehemed Tewfik, Viceroy or
Khedive of Egypt.
Gen. Hon. Sir Hy. Fredk. Pon-
sonby.
V.-Adm. Victor Ferd., &c., Pr.
of Hohenlohe-Langenburg.
Pr. Louis Alexr. of Battenberg.
Sir Robt. Burnett David Morier,
Sept. 30.
Pr. Christian Fredc. Wm. Chas. ,
Cr. Pr. of Denmark, Mar. 10.
Sir Wrm. Arth. White. June. 21.
|RNIGHTS COMIMI.ANDERS–MILITARY DIVISION.
(K.C.B.)
GEORGE III.
Adm. Jas., ld. Gambier.
Adm. Sir Chas. Maurice Pole,
bt.
Adm. Jas. Hawkins Whitshed.
Adm.
Adm.
Adm.
Adm.
Adm.
sir Robt. Calder, bt.
sir Richd. Bickerton, bt.
John Knight.
IEdwd. Thormbrough.
Geo. Campbell.
Adm. Sir Albemarle Bertie, bt.
Adm. Edwd., 1st là. Exmouth.
W.-adm. Wm. Domett.
W.-adm. Geo. Murray.
V.-adm. John Sutton.
V.-adm. Wm. Essington.
W.-adm. Eliab Hervey.
V.-adm. sir Edm. Nagle.
V.-adm. Richd. Grindall.
W.-adm. Sir Geo. Martin.
W.-adm. Sir Wm. Sydney Smith.
1815,
Jam. 2.
Lt.-gen. Gordon Drummond.
W.-adm. Herbert Sawyer.
Lt.-gen. hon. John Abercromby.
W.-adm. hon. Robt. Stopford.
V.-adm. Thos. Foley.
Lt.-gen. Ronald Craufurd Fer-
guson.
lit.-gen. Hy. Warde.
V.-adm. Chas. Tyler.
W.-adm. Alan Hyde, ld. Gardner.
V.-adm. Winn. Mitchell.
W.-adm. Sir Thos. Williams.
V.-adm. Sir Thos. Boulden
Thompson, bt.
Ilt.-gen. Wm. Houston
Lt.-gen. Wm. Lumley.
Lt.-gen. Wroth Palmer Acland.
Lt.-gen. Miles Nightingale.
Lt.-gen. Hy. Fredk. Campbell.
W.-adm. Wm. Hargood.
774 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1815, W.-adm. Robt. Moorsom. 1815, R.-adm. sir Josias Rowley, bt.
Jan. 2. W.-adm. Lawrence Wn. Halsted. Jan. 2. R.-adm. Edwd. Codrington.
V.-adm. Sir Harry Neale, bt.
W.-adm. Sir Jos. Sidney Yorke.
W.-adm. hon. Arth. Kaye Legge.
M.-gen. Alan Cameron.
M.-gen. hon. Chas. Colville.
M.-gen. Hy. Fane.
M.-gen. Geo. Anson.
M.-gen. Kenneth Alexr. Howard,
aft. 11th lä. Howard of
Effingham.
R.-adm. Thos. Fras. Fremantle.
R.-adm. Sir Fras. Laforey, bt.
R.-adm. Philip Chas. Durham.
R.-adm. Israel Pellew.
M.-gen. Hy. Bell.
M.-gen. John Oswald.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Anson, bt.
M.-gen. Edwd. Howorth.
M.-gen. Chas. Wale.
M.-gen. John Ormsby Vandeleur.
M.-gen, hon. Edwd. Stopford.
M.-gen. Geo. Townshend Walker.
R.-adm. Benjn. Hallowell.
R.-adm. Geo. Hope.
R.-adm. Amelius Beauclerk, c.c.
ld. A. Beauclerk.
R.-adm. Jas. Nicoll Morris.
R.-adm. Thos. Byam Martin.
M.-gen. Jas. Kempt.
M.-gen. Robt. Rollo Gillespie,
nom., but d. in India, Oct. 31,
1814.
M.-gen. Wm. Hy. Pringle.
R.-adm. Wm. Johnstone Hope.
R.-adm. Hy. Paulet, c.c. 1d. Hy.
Paulet.
R.-adm. Geo. Cockburn.
R.-adm. Graham Moore.
R.-adm. Hy. Wm. Bayntun.
R.-adm. Sir Richd. King, bt.
R.-adm. Richd. Lee.
M.-gen. Fredk. Philipse Robin-
SOI),
M.-gen. Edwd. Barnes.
M.-gen. hom. Wm. Ponsonby.
M.-gen. John Byng.
M.-gen. Thos. Brisbane, aft.
Makdougall-Brisbane.
M.-gen. Denis Pack.
M.-gen. Robt. Edwd. Hy. Somer-
Set, c.c. 1d. R. E. H. Somerset.
M.-gen. Thos. Bradford.
M.-gen. John Lambert.
M.-gen. Jas. Willoughby Gordon.
M.-gen. Manley Power.
M.-gen. Saml. Gibbs.
M.-gen. Matth., 5th lä. Aylmer.
R.-adm. Wm. Hotham.
R.-adm. Pulteney Malcolm.
R.-adm sir John Gore.
R.-adm. hon. Hy. Hotham.
R.-adm. Geo. Burlton.
R.-adm. Horne Popham.
R... adm, sir Chas. Rowley, bt.
M.-gen. Colquhoun Grant.
M.-gen. Sir Thos. Sidney Beck-
with.
M.-gen, hon. Robt. Wm. O'Calla-
ghan.
M.-gen, Jno. Keane.
M.-gen. Colin Halkett.
M.-gen.sir Hy. Edwd. Bunbury,bt,
M.-gen. Richd. Hussey Vivian.
M.-gen. Hy. Torrens. -
Capt. Sir Geo. Eyre.
Capt. Sir Chas. Brisbane.
Capt. John Talbot.
Capt. Sir Edwd. Berry, bt.
Capt. Sir Edwd. Hamilton.
Caps. Edwd. Wm. Campbell
Richd. Owen.
Capt. Sir Thos. Masterman
|Hardy, bt.
Capt. Sir Jahleel Brenton, bt.
Capt. Sir Michael Seymour.
Capt. Sir Thos. Laire.
Capt. Sir Philip Bowes Vere
Broke, bt.
Capt. Sir Wm. Hoste, bt.
Capt. Sir Christopher Cole.
Capt. Sir Geo. Ralph Collier, bt.
Capt. Sir Jas. Lind.
Capt. Jas. Alexr. Gordon.
Capt. Sir Thos. Staines.
Capt. Sir Edwd. Tucker.
Capt. Sir Jas. Lucas Yeo.
Col. Jno. Elley.
Col. Chas. Philip Belson.
Col. Wm. Howe Delancey
Col. Benjn. Durban.
Col. Geo. Ridout Bingham.
Col. hon. Chas. Jas. Greville.
Col. Haylett Framingham.
Col. Andr. Fras. Barnard.
Col. Wm. Robe.
Col. Hy. Walton Ellis.
Col. John Cameron.
Col. hon. Robt. Le Poer Trench.
Col. Chas. Pratt.
Col. Edwd. Blakeney.
Col. John M'Lean.
Col. Richd. Downes Jackson.
Col. Wm. Douglas.
Col. Colin Campbell.
Col. John Colborne.
Col. Archd, Campbell.
Col. Thos. Arbuthnot.
Col. Hy. Fredk. Bouverie.
Lt.-col, Wm. Williams.
Lt.-col. Hy. Hollis Bradford.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Leith.
Lt.-col. hon. Robt. Lawrence
Dundas.
Lt.-col. Robt. Arbuthnot.
Lt.-col. Sir Chas. Sutton.
Lt.-col. Jas. Douglas.
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7
7
5
1815,
Jan. 2.
1815,
Apr. 7.
1820.
1820,
May 20.
1822.
Dec. 3.
1823.
Lt.-col. Hy. Hardinge, aft. visc. H.
Lt.-col. Geo. Hy. Fredk. Berkeley.
Lt.-Col. Jeremiah Dickson.
Lt.-col. Sir John Milley Doyle.
Lt -col. Sir Thos. Noel Hill.
Lt.-col. Robt. Macara.
Lt -col, hon. Alexr. Gordon.
Lt.-col. Hy. Wm. Carr.
Lt.-col. Chas. Broke Vere.
Lt.-col. Fitzroy Jas. Hy. Somer-
set, c.c. la. Fitzroy Somerset;
aft. la. Raglan.
Lt.-col. Jas. Wilson.
Lt.-col. Alexr. I. Dickson.
Lt.-col. John May.
Lt.-col. Geo. Scovell.
Lt.-col. Wm. Maynard Gomm.
Lt.-col. Ulysses Burgh.
Lt.-col. Fras. D'Oyley.
Lt.-col. Richd. Williams.
Lt.-col. Jas. Malcolm.
Lt.-col. Jas. Archd. Hope.
Rut.-col. Augs. Frazer.
Lt.-col. Hew Dalrymple Ross.
Lt.-col. Edm. Keynton Williams.
Lt.-col. Maxwell Grant.
Lt.-col. Fredk. Stovin.
Lt.-col. Jos. Hugh Carncross.
Lt.-col, Robt. Gardiner.
Lt.-col. John Dyer.
Lt.-gen. Chas., baron Linsingen.
Lt.-gen. count Walmoden.
Lt.-gen. count Nugent.
M.-gen. Sigismund, baron Low.
M.-gen. Chas., baron Alten.
M.-gen. Hy. de Hinuber.
M.-gen. Wilhelm de Dornberg.
Col. I're dk., baron de Arentschildt.
Lt.-col. Fredk. Augs. de Hertz-
berg.
Lt.-col. Julius Hartmann.
Lt.-gen. Moore Disney.
M.-gen. Wm. Inglis.
M.-gen. Jas. Lyon.
Lt.-gen. John Macdonald.
M.-gen Robt. Blair.
M.-gen. Geo. Wood.
1815,
Apr. 7.
1815.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819,
Apr. 17.
1819,
Aug. 12.
1819,
Nov. 26.
GEORGE IV.
Lt.-gen. sir Hy. Tucker
Montresor, Mar. 17.
Adm. sir Hy. Trollope.
Adm. Hy. D'Esterre Darby.
V.-adm. John Wells.
W.-adm. Hy. Nicholls.
Capt, sir Robt. Barlow.
Capt. hon. Sir Geo. Grey, bt.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Kerr Grant.
M.-gen. Jas. Campbell.
M.-gen. Lionel Smith, aft, bt.
M.-gen. Theoph Pritzler.
M.-gen. Thos. Brown, July 23.
1827.
1828,
M -gen. Hector McLean.
M.-gen. Thos. Dallas.
M.-gen. John M. Chalmers.
M.-gen. John Horsford.
M.-gen. Hy. White.
M.-gen. Gabriel Martindell.
M.-gen. Geo. Sackville Browne.
M.-gen. Geo. Holmes.
M.-gen. David Ochterlony.
Col. John Malcolm.
Col. Augs. Floyer.
Col. Robt. Barclay.
W.-adm, sir Davidge Gould, June 7.
M.-gen. Geo. Cooke, June 20.
M.-gen. Peregrine Maitland, June
22
M.-gen. Fredk. Adam, June 22.
Lt.-gen. Miguel Alava, Oct. 10.
Lt.-gen. Bar. de Muffling, Oct. 20.
R.-Adm. Chas. Winicombe Pen-
rose, Jan. 3.
M.-gen. sir Hudson Lowe, Jan. 23.
R.-adm. sir David Milne, Sept. 19.
V. adm. Bar. Van de Capellen,
Oct. 4.
Lt.-gen, sir Alexr. Campbell, bt.,
Jan. 7.
Lt.-gen. Richd. Jones, Feb. 3.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Macfarlane, Mar.
11
Lt.-gen. Thos. Hislop, Sept. 5.
M.-gen. Dyson Marshall, Oct. 14.
M.-gen. Rufane Shaw Donkin,
Oct. 14.
Gen. Nichs. Chas., baron Vincent.
Gen. count Pozzo de Borgo.
Gen. De Reede.
Lt.-gen. — Lamotte.
W.-adm. Manley Dixon.
R.-adm. hon. Sir Hy. Blackwood,
. Sir John Poo Beresford,
bt.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
sir Thos. Munro, bt.
Wm. Toone.
John Doveton.
R.-adm. Wm. Chas. Fahie, Jan'
13.
R.-adm. Robt. Waller Otway,
June 8.
M.-gen. Thos. Reynell.
. M.-gen. Jasper Nicholls.
M.-gen. Sir Saml. Ford Whitting-
ham
M. gen. sir Thos. McMahon, bt.
. Lt.-gen, Thos. Bowser
M.-gen. John Arnold.
Lt.-gen. Baron de Hugel, Oct. 2.
Adm. Louis, Count de Heiden.
Mar. 14. R.-adm. H. Re Rigny.
776
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1830,
Nov. 17.
1831.
1831,
May 19.
1831,
June 8.
1831,
Sept. 13.
1831,
Sept. 26.
1837.
1838.
1838,
Apr. 20.
1838,
July 19.
WILLIAM IV.
W.-adm.
sir Willoughby Thos.
Lake.
R.-adm. sir Fredk. Lewis Mait-
land.
V.-adm. Hy. Digby. Mar. 14.
W.-adm. Edwd. Griffith Col-
poys.
W.-adm. Edwd. Jas. Foote.
V.-adm. Chas. Ekins.
R.-adm. Thos. Baker.
Lt.-gen. Saml. Venables Hinde.
M.-gen. John. Wright Guise.
M.-gen. Jas. Bathurst.
M.-gen. Jas. Stevenson Banks.
R.-adm. Sir Robt. Laurie, bt.
M.-gen. John Macdonald.
M.-gen. Alexr. Woodford.
M.-gen. hon. I'redk. Cavendish
Ponsonby.
R.-adm. Geo. Scott.
R.-adm. Thos. Dundas.
R.-adm. Sir Graham
Hamond, bt.
M.-gen. John Buchan.
M.-gen. Ilugh Gough, aft, ld, and
visc. Gough.
M.-gen. Chas. Ashworth.
M.-gen. Chas. Bruce.
M.-gen. John Foster l'itzgerald.
M.-gen. John Ross.
M.-gen. Dugald Little Gilmour.
M.-gen. Wm. Macbean.
M.-gen. Geo. Iºlder.
M.-gen. Alexr. Knox. -
M.-gen. Sir John Whittington
Adams.
M.-gen. Hy. Worsley.
M.-gen. Hopton Stratford Scott.
M.-gen. Robt. Scot.
M.-gen. Amdr. Macdonald.
Eden
Mar. 10.
1832,
Feb. 20.
|
1832.
1833.
1833,
Apr. 24.
1833,
June 1.
1833,
Sept. 16.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1837,
Feb. 28.
1837,
VICTORIA.
M.-gen. Wm. Johnston, June 2.
Col. De Lacy Evans, Peb. 13.
MI.-gen. John Iºane, c, c. 1d. Burg-
hersh, I'eb. 15.
M.-gen. Donald Macleod, Feb. 16.
‘M.-gen. Chas. Somerset Manners,
c.c. li. C. Manners. -
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Macdonnell.
Adm. John Lawford.
M.-gen. Andr. Pilkington.
M.-gen. John Gardiner.
M.-gen. Sir Arth. Benjn. Clifton.
M.-gen. Chas. Murray Cathcart,
c.c. 14. Greenock. -
M.-gen. Willoughby Cotton.
M.-gen. Sir John Geo. Woodford.
M.-gen. Patr. Lindesay.
W
t
|
i July 20. M.-gen.
1838,
July 19.
1838,
R.-adm.
John Tremayne Rodd.
R.-adm. hon. Thos.
Capel.
M.-gen. John Waters, Mar. 1.
M.-gen. Hugh Fraser, Apr. 7.
Adm. Sir Chas. Hamilton, bt.,
Jan. 29.
R.-adm. Thos. Harvey.
R.-adm. Richd. Hussey Hussey.
V.-adm. John Harvey.
W.-adm. Geo. Parker.
M.-gen. Arth. Brooke.
M. gen, sir John Alex. Wallace,
bt.
Sir Wm. Parker, July 14.
R.-adm. Edwd. Bruce, Oct. 6.
M.-gen. John Taylor, Oct. 17.
M.-gen. Richd. Bourke, Jan. 26.
M.-gen. hon. Hy. King, Mar. 28.
R.-adm. Chas. Adam, Aug. 10.
R.-adm. Patrick Campbell, Apr.
11.
M.-gen. Wm.
16.
M.-gen. Hy.
Dec. 21.
M.-gen. Sir John Wilson, Feb. 6.
V.-adm. Ross Donnelly.
R.-adm. Fras. Wm. Austen.
R.-adm. Geo. Mundy.
M.-gen. Jas. Iillyman Caldwell.
M.-gen. Alexr. Caldwell.
M.-gen. T)avid Leighton.
M.-gen. Chas. Deacon.
M.-gen. Jos. Russell.
M.-gen. Sir Jos. O'Halloran.
M.-gen. Robt. Houstoun.
M.-gen. Robt. Stevenson.
M.-gen. Wm. Casement.
M.-gen. Jas. Law Lushington.
Bladen
Thornton, Sept.
Sheehy Keating,
M.-gen. Chas. Jas. Napier.
M.-gen. Sir Evan John Murray
Macgregor, bt.
M.-gen. Edwd. Gibbs,
M.-gen. Geo. Thos. Napier.
M.-gen. Hon. IIercules Robinson
Pakenham. -
M.-gen. Sir John Thos. Jones, bt.
M.-gen. John Hervey.
M,-gen. Leonard Greenwell.
M.-gen. Robt. Hy. Dick.
M.-gen. Neil Douglas.
John Acworth Ommamey.
Alexr. Cameron.
John Fox Burgoyne.
John Rose.
Thos. Corsellis.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
777
1838,
July 20,
1839,
Apr. 18.
1839.
1839,
Oct. 25.
1839,
Dec. 20.
1840,
July 4.
1840,
July 18.
1840.
1841,
Jan. 12.
1841,
June 29.
1841.
1842,
Dec. 24.
1843,
July 12.
1843,
Sept. 23.
1844,
May 2.
1844,
Oct. 30.
1845.
1846.
M. -gen, Chas. Wm. Pasley, Dec.
1847.
1848,
Mar 2.
M.-gen. Wm. Richards.
M.-gen. Thos. Whitehead.
M.-gen. John Doveton.
M.-gen. David Foulis.
M.-gen. Thos. Amburey.
R.-adm. Sir Chas. Bullen.
R.-adm. Sir Saml. Warren.
Lt.-gen. Jas Watson, July 5.
R.-adm. Saml. Pym.
M.-gen. Sir John Boscawen
Savage.
Col. Thos. Willshire.
Col. Jos. Thackwell.
Col. Robt, Hy. Sale.
W.-adm. John West.
R.-adm. Sir Chas. Dashwood.
R.-adm. sir John Wentworth
Loring.
R.-adm. sir Robt. Barrie. |
R.-adm, sir Jas. Hillyar. !
R.-adm. Wnn. Fitzroy, c.c. lá. Wm.
Fitzroy.
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Kerrison, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Howard Douglas, bt.
Commod. Chas. Napier, Dec. 4.
R.-adm. Fras. Baron de Bandiera.
Capt. Baldwin Wake Walker.
V -adm. John Chambers White.
R.-adm. Chas. Richardson. i
T.-adm. Sir Arth. Farquhar. -
Commod. Sir Jas. John Gordon
Bremer. -
R.-adm. Fras. Mason, Aug. 24.
Capt. Thos. Herbert, R.N., Oct.
14.
M.-Gen. Alexr. Geo., 16th ld. ,
Saltoun.
Col. Robt. Bartley (? Bartlay).
Col. Jas. Holmes Schoedde.
Capt. Thos. Bourchier. i
Col. John McCaskill. -
Lt -gén. Jas. Baron de Washing-
tom.
Lt.-gen. Maxm. Schreibershofer.
M.-gen, sir Chas. Felix Smith.
Col. Itich.d. Jºngland. .
M.-gen. John Grey.
M.-gen. Hy. Geo. Wakelyn Smith.
M. gen. Jas. Rutherford Lumley.
M.-gen. John Hunter Littler.
Col. Jas. Dennis.
Col. Thos. Valiant.
R.-adm. sir Edwd. Chetham, aft.
Chetham-Strode, May 8.
Capt. Chas. Hotham, Mar, 9.
M.-gen. Walter Raleigh Gilbert,
Apr. 3.
21.
R.-adm, sir Hugh Pigot, July 8.
R.-adm. sir Thos. John Cochrane,
Oct. 29. - -
M-gen. Sir Dudley St. Ledger
Hill. -
M.-gen. John Rolt.
1848.
1849,
June 5.
1850,
Aug. 16.
1851.
1852.
1852,
Apr. 6.
1852.
1853,
May 30.
1853,
Dec. 9.
1854,
May 30.
1855,
July 5.
M.-gen. Wm. Fras. Patr. Napier,
Apr. 27.
M.-gen. Archd. Galloway, Aug.
25.
Col. hon. Hy. Dundas.
Col. Colin Campbell, aft.
Clyde.
M.-gen. Wm. Samson Whish.
Col. John Cheape.
Sir John Bisset.
Sir Jas. McGregor, bt.
Sir Wm. Burnett.
Jas. Thomson.
Col. Hugh Massey Wheeler.
M.-gen. Geo. Bowles, July 22.
M.-gen. John Owen, Feb. 23.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Downman.
V.-adm. sir Geo. Fras. Seymour.
W.-adm. hon. Sir Anthy. Mait-
land.
Lt.-gen.
Lt.-gen.
Lt.-gen.
Lt.-gen.
Lt.-gen.
Lt.-gen.
R.-adm.
R.-adm.
roll.
Col. Jas. Tennant.
Lt.-gen. Chas. McLeod, June 29.
Hon. Geo. Cathcart.
M.-gen. Hy. Somerset.
M.-gen. Hy. Godwin.
Brig.-gen. ScudamoreWinde Steel.
Commander Geo. Robt. Lam-
bert.
Lt.-gen, hon. Geo. Cathcart.
M.-gen. Hy. Somerset.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Chas, , 3rd E. of
Lucan.
Lt.-gen. Hy. J. W. Bentinck.
Lt.-gen. John Lysaght Pemme-
father.
R.-adm. Houston Stuart.
R.-adm. Jos. Hanway Plumridge.
M.-gen. Geo. Wm. Fredk. Bruce,
c.c. E. of Cardigan ; aft. 2nd M.
of Ailesbury.
M.-gen. Wn. John Codrington.
M.-gen. I&ichd. Airey.
ld.
sir Archd. Maclaime.
Geo. Chas. D’Aguilar.
sir Richd. Armstrong.
Hy. Goldfinch.
John Bell.
Geo. Brown.
Phipps Hornby.
Wm. Fairbrother Car-
M.-gen. hon. Jas. Yorke Scar-
lett. -
M.-gen, Harry David Jones.
M.-gen. Arthur Wellesley Tor-
1 CIRS,
M.-gen. Geo. Buller.
M.-gen. Winn. Eyre.
M.-gen, Richd. J. Dacres.
R.-adm. Hon. Montagu Stopford.
R.-adm. Hy. Ducie Chads.
R.-adm. Michael Seymour.
R.-adm. Hy. Byam Martin.
Capt. Stephem Lushington.
Adm. Fredk. Wm. Aylmer.
778
THE BOOK OF DIGN1TIES.
1855,
July 5.
1856,
Jan. 3.
1856,
Feb. 5.
1856,
May 3.
1857,
Jan. 2.
Gen. Edwd. Nicolls.
Lt.-gen. Jas. Fergusson.
Lt.-gen. Thos. Wm. Brotherton.
V.-adm. Hy. Hope.
W.-adm. John Hy. Coode.
R.-adm. Maurice Fredk. Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley.
R.-adm. Fairfax Moresby.
M.-gen. Hugh Hy. Rose, aft. la.
Strathnairn ; Oct. 16.
Gen. de Martimprey.
Gen. F. A. Thiry.
Gen. Niel.
Gen. Camon.
Gen. Paté.
Gen. d’Antemarre d'Ervillé.
Gen. d’Allonville.
Gen. Levaillant.
Gen. Dulac.
Gen. Dalesme.
Gen. Herbillon.
Gen. Bouat.
Adm. Rigault de Genouilly.
Gen. d’Aurelles de Paladines.
Gen. Mellinet.
Adm. Penaud.
Gen. Jas. W. Sleigh.
Lt.-gen. Richd. Goddard Hare
Clarges.
W.-adm. Hy. Prescott.
Lt.-gen. John McDonald.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Rowan.
V.-adm. Barrington Reynolds.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Geo. Moore.
M.-gen. Jas. Fred. Love.
M.-gen. Jas. Jackson.
M.-gen. Chas. Yorke.
R.-adm. hon. Richd. Saunders
Dundas.
M.-gen. Lovell Benj. Lovell.
M.-gen. Wrm. Fenwick Williams,
aft. bt.
M.-gen. Geo. Augs. Wetherall.
Sir Geo. Maclean.
John Hall.
M.-gen. Hy. Wm. Barnard.
Hy. , ld. Rokeby.
Lt.-gen. Sam. Benj. Auchmuty.
Lt.-gen. Nathl. Thorn.
R.-adm. Chas. Howe Fremantle.
R.-adm. hon. Fredk. Wm. Grey.
Col. Robt. Garrett.
Col. Hy. Storks.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Petre Wymer.
Lt.-gen. Patrick Grant.
Jas. Macauley Higginson.
W.-adm. Leonard Victor Jos.
Charner.
Adm. Marie Jos. Alphonse Odet-
Pellion.
Adm. Jean Lugeol.
Adm. Louis Edouard Bouet
Willaumez.
Adm. Octave Pierre Antoine De
Chabannes Curton.
1857,
Jan. 2.
1857.
1858,
Jan. 21.
1858,
Mar. 24.
1858.
1859,
May 16.
1859.
1860.
1860,
May 18.
1860.
Adm. Jean Pierre Edmond Julien
de la Graviere.
Lt.-gen. Chevalier Giovanni Du-
rando. -
Lt. - gen. Chevalier Ardingo
Trotti.
M.-gen. Robt. John Hussey
Vivian, Jan. 22.
M.-gen. John Bennett Hearsey,
July 4.
R.-adm hon. Hy. Keppel, Sept.
12.
M.-gen. Hy. Havelock, Nov. 11.
Col. Archdale Wilson, Nov. 14.
M.-gen. John Eardley Wilmot
Inglis.
Capt. Wm. Peel, R.N.
Col. Edwd. Lugard.
Col. Jas. Hope Grant.
Col. Sidney John Cotton.
Col. Wm. Rose Mansfield, aft. la.
Sandhurst.
Col. Thos. Seaton.
M.-gen. Chas. Thos. Van Strau-
benzee, June 18.
M.-gen. Thos. Harte
July 27.
Col. Robt. Cornelius Napier, aft.
ld. Napier of Magdala, July
27.
Capt. Adolphus Slade, R.N., Aug.
18
Franks,
R.-adm. Sir Hy. John Leeke,
Oct. 1.
Col. John Jones, Nov. 16.
Sir John Young, bt., Feb. 4.
Sir Thos. Hastings, Mar. 9.
M.-gen. John Michel, Mar. 22.
Col. Chas. Shepherd Stuart, Mar.
22
Col. Robt. Walpole.
Col. Geo. Robt. Barker.
Col. John Douglas.
M.-gen. Hy. Gee Roberts.
M.-gen. Geo. Cornish Whitlock.
John Macandrew, June 10.
Gen. Hy. Wyndham, June 21.
Lt.-gen. John Aitchison, June 21.
Col. David Edwd. Wood, Aug.
17.
Col. Alfd. Hastings Horsford,
May 9.
Gen. hon. Hy. Murray.
Lt.-gen. Philip Bainbrigge.
Lt.-gen. Thos. Erskine Napier.
Lt.-gen. hon. Chas. Gore.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Chas. Whinyates.
Lt.-gen. Saml. Burdon Ellis.
W.-adm. Arthur Fanshawe.
W.-adm. Provo Wm. Parry Wallis.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Judd Harding.
R.-adm. Robt. Lambert Baynes.
Col. Anthy. Coningham Sterling,
July 21.
Col. Richd. Denis Kelly, July 30.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
779
1860.
1861.
1861,
June 28.
1861.
1862.
1862,
Nov. 10.
W.-adm. Jas. Hope, Nov. 9.
M. Guillaume Marie Appoline
Antonine Cousin-Montauban,
Mar. 1.
Adm. Edwd. Harvey.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Hy. Sewell.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Wm. Paty.
Lt.-gen. Jas, Shaw Kennedy.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Leigh Goldie.
Lt.-gen. John Michell.
V.-adm. Hy. Wm. Bruce.
W.-adm. Wm. Fanshawe Martin.
M.-gen. Wrm. Brereton.
R.-adm. Lewis Tobias Jones.
Col. Wm. Lygon, E. of Long-
ford.
M.-gen. Thos. Simson Pratt,
July 16. .
M.-gen. Stuart Corbett, Jan. 28.
Adm. hon. Geo. Elliott.
Gen. hon. Hugh Arbuthnot.
Gen. Sir John Hanbury.
Gen. Geo., 8th M. of Tweeddale.
Adm. Sir Lucius Curtis, bt.
Gen. Wm. Greenshields Power.
Gen. Hy. Geo. Andrew Taylor.
Adm. Wrm. Bowles,
Gen. Alexr. Lindsay.
Gen. Sir Jas. Hy. Reymett.
Gen. Richd. Llewellyn.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1865,
Mar. 28.
Gen. Chas. Grere Ellicombe.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Turner.
W.-adm.
stone.
Lt.-gen. Jas. Freeth.
Lt.-gen. John Low.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Chas. Chatter-
ton, bt.
Lt.-gen. Alexr. Kennedy Clark -
Kennedy. -
Lt.-gen. Michl. White.
Lt.-gen. David Capon.
W.-adm. Jas. Scott.
M.-gen. Sir Abr. Josias Cloete.
R.-adm. Chas. Talbot.
M.-gen. Wm. Hy. Elliott.
R.-adm. John McDougall.
R.-adm. Geo. Rodney Mundy.
Lt.-gen. Saml. Robt. Wesley.
Col. Neville Bowles Chamberlain,
Apr. 11.
Commissy.-gen. John Wrm. Smith,
Dec. 31. -
Sir John Liddell, Feb. 9.
M.-gen. Duncan Alexr. Cameron,
Feb. 20,
R.-adm. Sir Alexr. Milne, Feb.
25.
R.-adm. Augs. Leopold Kuper,
Feb. 25.
M.-gen. John Garvock, Aug. 25.
W.-adm. Jean Louis Chas. Jaures,
Feb. 23.
Gen. Wm. Wood.
Gen. Thos. Kenah.
Wm. Jas. Hope John-
1865,
Adm. sir Geo. Rose Sartorius.
Mar. 28. Gen. Abr. Roberts.
1865.
1867,
Lt.-gen. Thos. Monteath Douglas.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Cator.
Lt.-gen. Patr. Montgomerie.
Lt.-gen. Thos. Reid.
Lt.-gen. John Scott.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Wyllie.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Ash Windham.
W.-adm. Thos., 11th E. of Lau-
derdale.
V.-adm. Robt. Smart.
W.-adm. John Kingcome.
V.-adm. Horatio Thos. Austin.
Lt.-gen. John Edwd. Dupuis.
Lt.-gen. Fortescue Graham.
R.-adm. Sidney Colpoys Dacres.
M.-gen. 1d. Wm. Paulet.
M.-gen. hon. Augs.
Spencer.
M.-gen. Robt. Wm. Honner.
Col. John Wm. Gordon.
Col. Edwd. Harris Greathed.
Col. Chas. Wm. Dunbar Staveley.
Jas. Brown Gibson.
Wm. Linton.
Wm. Jas. Tyrone Power.
Gen. Chas. Menzies, Apr. 19.
M.-gen. Chas. Warren, Apr. 19.
Robt. Gilmore Colquhoun, May
Almeric
3.
Adm. Edwd. Collier, June 7.
W.-adm. Peter Richards, June 7.
Alexr. Bryson, June 7.
W.-adm. Hy John Codrington.
Mar. 13. W.-adm. Josh. Nias.
1868.
W.-adm. Sir Edwd. Belcher.
Lt.-gen. Edmd. Finucane Morris.
Lt. - gen. Peter Edmondstone
Cragie.
Lt.-gen. John Bloomfield Gough.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Hy. Lockwood.
M.-gen. Maurice Stack.
M.-gen. Edwd. Green.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Brooke.
M.-gen. Jas. Rowland Smyth.
Adm. Fredk. Thos. Michell.
V -adm. Thos. Matthew Chas.
Symonds. -
R.-adm. Wm. Hutcheon Hall.
M.-gen. Geo. Bell.
Col. Fredk. Edwd. Chapman.
David Deas.
Lt.-gen. Thos. Holloway.
Capt. Sir Wm. Saltonstall Wise-
IO 31I]. -
Lt.-gen. Wm. Bell.
Lt.-gen. John Bloomfield.
Lt.-gen. Anthy. Blaxland Stran-
sham.
M.-gen. Wm. Bates Ingilby.
M.-gen, Trevor Chute.
M.-gen. Hy. Tombs, Mar. 14.
M.-gen. Geo. Malcolm, Aug. 14.
Capt. Leopold Geo. Heath, Aug. 14,
780
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
June 2.
1871,
May 20.
1871.
1872,
Sept. 10.
1873,
May 24.
1869, W.-adm. Wm. Ramsay.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Fredk. visc. Tem-
pletown.
W.-adm. Clarence Edwd. Paget,
c. c. la. Clarence Paget.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Huthwaite.
V-adm. Hy. Kellett.
M.-gen. Fredk. Horn.
M.-gen. Arthur Augs. Thurlow
Cunynghame.
M.-gen. la. Geo. Augs. Fredk.
Paget.
M.-gen. Arthur Johnstone Law-
I'011C0.
M.-gen. Horatio Shirley.
R.-adm. Hastings Regd. Yelver-
ton.
M.-gen. Wm. Jones.
R.-adm. Barth. Jas. Sulivan.
M.-gen. John St. George.
M.-gen. Edwd. Chas. Warde.
M.-gen. Jas. Drind.
M.-gen. Percy Egerton Herbert.
M.-gen. John Lintorn Arabin
Simmons.
M.-gen. Archd. Ilittle.
Col. Alföl. Thos. Wilde.
Thos. Galbraith IIogan.
Lt.-gen. Jas. Alexander.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Walter Forestier
Walker.
Lt.-gen. John JFowler Bradford.
M.-gen. David Russell.
M.-gen. Hy. Wm. Stisted.
M.-gen. Chas. Richd. Earl de la
Wal'1'.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
M.-gen.
Frodk. Paul Haines.
Thos. Montagu Steele.
Collingwood Dickson.
Chas. Reid.
M.-gen. Jas. Wm. Fitzmayer.
M.-gen. Hy. Chas. Barnston Dau-
beney.
R.-adm. Wim. Robt. Mends.
R.-adm. Wm. Ring ſlall.
T)avid Dumbreck.
Wm. Hy. Drake.
Alexr. Armstrong, June 17.
M.-gen. Geo. Bourchier.
Col. Chas. IIy. Brownlow.
Adm. Hy. Smith.
Adm. Sir Thos. Sabine Pasley,
bt.
Adm. Chas. Eden.
Lt.-gen. I'ras, Warde.
W.-adm. Geo. St. Vincent King.
Lt.-gen. Fredk. Wm. Hamilton.
V.-adm. hon. Jas. Robt. Drum-
mond.
Lt.-gen. Arth. Mitford Beecher.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Trollope.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Cooper Hodge.
Lt.-gen. hom. Alexr. Hamilton
Gordon.
Lt.-gen. John Fordyce,
1873,
May 24.
1874,
Mar. 31.
1875,
May 29.
Lt.-gen. Philip Melmoth Nelson
Guy.
M.-gen. Hy. Hugh Manvers Percy,
c.c. 1d. Hy. Percy.
M.-gen, Chas. Hy. Ellice.
M.-gen. Richd. Wilbraham.
R.-adm. Astley Cooper Key.
M.-gen, Jas. Duncan Macpher-
SOI).
M.-gen. Edma. Haythorne.
M.-gen. Hy. Drury Harness.
R.-adm. John Walter Tarleton.
R.-adm. Chas. Fredk, Alexr
Shadwell.
M.-gen. Hy. Wylie Norman.
Col. John Miller Adye.
Surg.-gen. Wm. Mure Muir.
M.-gen. Sir Garnet Josh. Wolse-
ley; aft. visc. Wolseley.
Capt. John Edma. Commerell. .
Capt. Wm. Nathan Wrighte
Hewett.
Col. sir Archd. Alison.
Col. John Chetham McLeod.
Dep.-surg.-gen. Anthy. Dickson
Home.
Tut...gen. Burke Cuppage.
W.-adm. Richd. Collinson.
V.-adm. Claude Hy. Mason
Buckle. -
V.-adm. Geo. Giffard.
Lt.-gen. hom. Geo. Cadogam.
W.-adm. Wm. Loring,
1876.
1877,
June 2.
1878.
It.-gen. Sir Fras. Seymour, bt.
Lt.-gen. Wm. O'Grady Haly.
V.-adm. Edward Southwell
Sotheby.
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Alan Holdich.
M.-gen. Edwin Beaumont John-
SOIl.
M.-gen. Hy. Domimick Daly.
Surg.-gen. John Campbell Brown.
M.-gen. hon. Fras. Colborne,
Mar. 23.
Adm. Geo. Elliot.
Lt.-gen. Arth. Borton.
Lt.-gen. Richd. Waddy.
V.-adm. Fredk. Beauchamp Paget
Seymour. -
Lt.-gen. Hy. Dalrymple White.
M.-gen. Wm. Sherbrooke Ram-
say Norcott.
M.-gen. Daniel Lysons.
M.-gen. Chas. Lawrence D’Aguilar.
M.-gen. Jas. Talbot Airey.
M.-gen. Alexr. Taylor.
M.-gen. Michl. Galwey.
M.-gen. Geo. Wade Guy Green.
R.-adm. Wm. Houston Stewart.
M.-gen. Thos. Hurdle.
Wm. Richd, Edwin Smart.
lºt.-gen. Sir Arnold Burrowes
JKemball, July 29.
W.-adm. Geoffrey Thos. Phipps
Hornby. Aug. 12.
"I"H]. BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
781
1878.
1879.
1879,
July 25.
1879.
1880.
M.-gen. Fredk. Augs. 1d Chelms-
ford, Nov. 11.
Col. Hy. Evelyn Wood, June 23.
Commiss.-gen. Edwd. Strickland,
June 23.
Gen. Hy. Bates, June 28.
Lt.-gen, Donald Martin Stewart.
Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Jas. Browne.
Lt.-gen. Fredk. Fras. Maude.
M.-gen. Michl. Anthy. Shrapnel
Biddulph.
M.-gen. Fredk. Sleigh Roberts.
Col. Peter Stark Lumsden.
R.-adm. Fras. Wm. Sullivan, Nov,
27.
Col. Chas. Patton Keyes, Mar. 6.
Col. Campbell Clay Grant Ross,
Mar. 6. -
Adm. Geo. Greville Wellesley,
1881,
Feb. 22.
1881,
May 24.
1882.
1882,
Nov. 17.
Apr. 23.
M.-gen. Fredk. Alexr. Campbell,
Apr. 23.
Lt. - gen.
Bright.
M-gen. Jno. Ross.
M.-gen. Jas. Hills.
M.-gen. Robt. Phayre.
Col. Herbert Taylor Macpherson.
Col. Chas. Hy. Palliser.
Col. Chas. Jno. Stanley Gough.
Col. Thos. Durand Baker.
Col. Chas. Metcalfe Macgregor.
Col. Hugh Hy. Gough.
Adm. Hon. Chas. Gilbert Jno.
Brydone Elliot.
Adm. Edwd Gennys Fanshawe.
Gen. Geo. Colt Langley.
Gen. Wm. Montagu Scott M’Murdo.
Gen. Mark Kerr, c. c. 1d. Mark
Kerr.
Gen. Pr. Wm. Augs. Edwd. of
Saxe Weimar.
Gen. Jno. Thornton Grant.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Vaughan Maxwell.
Lt.-gen. Alexr. Macdonell.
Lt.-gen. Chas. Pyndar Beauclamp
Walker.
Lt.-gen. Jno. 1'orbes.
W.-adm. Jno. Hay, c. c. 1d. Jno.
Hay.
M.-gen. Hon. Jno. Coke.
Capt. Fredk. Wm. Richards, R.N.
Col. Chas. Geo. Arbuthnot.
Col. Chas. Cooper Johnson.
Capt. Walter Jas. Hunt-Grubbe,
Aug. 14.
W.-adm. Wm. Montagu Dowell.
Lt.-gen. Geo. Harry Smith Willis.
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Bruce Ham-
lev.
Rººm. Anthy. Hiley Hoskins.
Commiss -gen. Edwd. Morris.
M.-gen. Gerald Graham.
M.-gen. Drury Curzon Drury-
Lowe.
Robt. Onesiphorus
1882,
Nov. 17.
1882,
Nov. 24.
1884, Lt.-gen.
May 21.
1885.
1885,
Aug. 25.
1885.
1886.
1886,
May 29.
1886,
Nov. 25.
1887,
June 21.
Col. Chas. Butler Peter Nugent
Hodges Nugent.
Col. Oriel Vivash Tanner.
Col. Sir Baker Creed Russell.
Dep. Surg.-gen. Jas. Arthur
Hanbury.
Col. Cromer Ashburnham.
Lt.-gen. Rd. Chambre
Taylor.
Lt.-gen. Arthur Jas. Herbert.
Lt.-gen. Edmø. Augs. Whitmore.
M.-gen. Chas. Wm. Adair.
Jno. Watt Reid.
Hayes
M -gen. Sir Jno. Carstairs Mc-
Neill.
Fredk. Chas. Arthur
Stephenson.
Col. Herbert Stewart.
Adm. Alfd. Phillips Ryder.
V.-adm. Geo. Ommanney Willes.
Adm. Sir Jno. Chas. Dalrymple
Hay, Aug. 11.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Richards Greaves.
M.-gen. Sir Redvers Hy. Buller.
Col. Jno. Hudson.
Col. Hy. Peter Ewart.
Col. Sir Chas. Wm. Wilson,
Capt. Robt. Hy. More Moly-
neaux, Nov. 7.
M.-gen. Harry North Dalrymple
Prendergast, Dec. 8.
V.-adm. Arthur William Acland
Hood, Dec. 19.
Gen. hon. Arth. Edwd. Hardinge,
Jan. 9.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Leicester Smyth,
Jan. 16.
Alfd. Ern. Alb., D. of Edinburgh,
Feb. 18.
M.-gen. Edwd. Gascoigne Bulwer,
Apr. 1.
Gen. Frank Turner.
Adm. Arth. Farquhar.
Gen. Hy. Jas. Warre.
Lt.-gen. hon. Sir Geo.
Foley.
Lt.-gen. Hy. Errington Longden.
Gen. Wm. Olpherts. -
Adm. Jno. Corbett.
W.-adm. Sir Geo. Hy. Richards.
Lt.-gen. Julius Richd. Glyn.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Pollexfen Radcliffe.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Payn.
M.-gen. Jno. Watson.
Col. Fras. Booth Norman.
Col. Fras. Wallace Grenfell.
Col. Wrm. Fras. Butler.
Col. Geo. Stewart White.
Adm. Hy. Chads.
Gen. Jas. Macleod Banmatyne
Fraser-Tytler.
Adm. Chas. Farrell Hillyar.
Gen. Pomrose Chas. Penrose.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Augustus Ingle-
field.
Gerald
782
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1887,
June 21.
* *
1848.
Apr. 27.
1848,
Dec. 26.
1849.
1850.
1851,
Mar. 1.
1851,
Oct. 25.
1852.
1853.
Adm. Arth. Cumming.
Gen. Wm. Parke.
Adm. Sir Regd. John Macdonald.
Gen. John Alexr. Ewart.
Adm. Edwd. Bridges Rice.
Adm. Augs. Phillimore.
Adm. Richd. Jas., E. of Clanwilliam.
Gen. Chas. London Barnard.
Lt.-gen. John Luther Vaughan.
Lt.-gen. Lothian Nicholson.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Marshman Have-
lock-Allan, bt.
Lt.-gen. Robt. Hume.
Lt.-gen. Hy. D'Oyley Torrens.
V.-adm Richd. Vesey Hamilton.
W.-adm. Thos. Brandreth.
1887,
June 21.
July 1.
1888.
Surg.-gen. John Harrie Ker
Innes.
V.-adm. Wrm. Graham.
V.-adm. Nowell Salmon.
M.-gen. Geo. Hutt.
Insp.-gen. of Hospitals
Mackenzie.
Insp.-gen. of Hospitals and Fleets
Jas. Jenkins.
M.-gen. Martin Dillon.
M.-gen, Geo. Byng Harman.
R.-adm. Geo. Tryon.
Col. Robt. Cunliffe Lowe.
Wm. Stephen Alexr. Lockhart.
M.-gen. Regd. Gipps, C. B., Jan.
16.
Wm.
RNIGHTS COMMANDERS–CIVIL DIVISION.
(K.C.B.)
Under Statute of Apr. 1, 1847.
See Introduction, ante, p. 753.
VICTORIA.
Count Alexr. Mensdorf.
Hy. Lytton Earle Bulwer, aft. la.
Dalling and Bulwer.
Hy. Ellis.
Richd. Pakenham.
Jas. Brooke.
Geo. Russell Clerke.
Hy. Light.
Geo. Grey.
Chas. Edw. Trevelyan.
Sir Randolph Isham Routh,
V.-adm. Beaufort.
Jas. Stephen.
M.-gen. Wm. Morison.
Lt.-col. Hy. Montgomery Law-
l'éIl C6.
Lt.-gen. Duncan McGregor.
Lt.-col. Chas. Rowan.
Hy. Miers Elliot, June 5.
Thos. Nichs. Redington, Aug. 28.
Saml. Geo. Bonham, Nov. 22.
Sir Geo. Wm. Anderson, Nov.
22.
Jno. Arth., 2nd ló. Bloomfield.
Hy. Rd. Chas., 2nd lá., aft. 1st
E. Cowley.
Geo. Nicholls.
Sir Hy. Watkin Wm. Wynn, bt.
Hon. Wm. Temple.
Hon. Ralph Abercromby.
Lt.-col. Wm. Reid.
Richd. Mayne.
Jno. Hobart, 2nd ló. Howden,
Reb. 23.
Wm. Gore Ouseley, June 29.
Bedford Hinton Wilson, Dec. 23.
Hy. Barkly, July 18.
Jas. Cosmo Melvill, Sept. 5.
1854.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1860,
May 18.
Sir Chas. Augs. Fitz Roy, June 12.
Sir Jno. Fras. Davis, June 12.
Proby Thos. Cautley, July 29.
Lt.-col. Justin Sheil, Jan. 23.
Jas. Hudson, Mar. 2.
Maj. Hy. Creswick Rawlinson.
. Jno. Laird Mair Lawrence, aft,
ld. Lawrence.
M.-gen. Wm. Hy. Sleeman.
M.-gen. Jas. Outram.
Benj. Hawes.
Lt.-gen. Mark Cubbon, May 26.
Lt.-col. Sir Wm. Thes, Denison,
July 19.
R.-adm. Chas. Elliot, July 19.
Hon. Jno. Duncan Bligh, Sept. 30.
Arthur Chas. Magenis, Sept. 30.
Jno. Fiennes Crampton, Sept. 30.
Jno. Geo. Shaw-Lefevre, Jan. 22.
Hon. Thos. Wyse, Mar. 27.
Col. Alexr. Murray Tulloch, Apr.
17. -
Col. Hon. Chas. Beaumont Phipps,
Jan. 21.
Andr. Smith, July 9.
Richd. Madox Bromley, Sept. 6.
Thos. Tassell Grant, Sept. 6.
R.-adm. Alexr. Milne, Dec. 20.
Col. Joshua Jebb, Mar. 25.
Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere, May 20.
Robt. Montgomery, May 20.
Rowland Hill, Feb. 10.
Fredk. Jas. Halliday.
Sir Robt. North Collie Hamilton, bt.
M.-gen. Richd. Jas. Hollwell
Birch.
Col. Peter Melvill Melvill.
Lt.-Col. Herbert Benjn. Edwardes.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
783
1860.
Chas. Lennox Wyke, May 22.
Andr. Buchanan, May 25.
M.-gen. Thos. Aiskew Larcom,
1861.
1862.
1862,
July 23.
1863.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1866,
June 23.
1866,
July 6.
1867.
1868,
Dec. 7.
l,869,
July 27.
1870.
June 19. -
Geo. Lloyd Hodges, Aug. 6.
Richd. Bickerton, ld., aft. visc.
Lyons, Dec. 11.
Sir Edma. Walker Head, bt.,
Dec. 11.
Fredk. Temple, ld. Dufferin &
Claneboye, aft. E. of Dufferin
and M. of Dufferin and Ava,
June 18.
M.-Gen. Geo.
June 25. -
Jno. Peter Grant, Feb. 14.
Jno. Hay Drummond Hay, May 20.
Harry Smith Parkes, June 20.
Rutherford Alcock, June 20.
Wm. Stevenson.
Philip Edmd. Wodehouse.
Chas. Hy. Darling.
M.-gen. Edwd Macarthur.
Augs. Wm. Fredk. Spencer Loftus,
c.c. 1d. Augs. Loftus, Dec. 12.
Hon. Fredk. Wm. Adolphus
Bruce, Dec. 12. -
Sir Roderick Impey Murchison,
Feb. 3.
Henry Fras. Howard, Mar. 3.
Col. Thos. Myddelton Biddulph,
Mar. 10.
Augs. Berkeley Paget, Mar. 17.
Capt. Pr. Ern. Leop., &c., of
Leiningen, Aug. 7.
Jas. Douglas, Aug. 11.
Geo. Fredk. Edmonstone, Dec.
11.
M.-gen. Wm. Marcus Coghlan,
June 7.
Lt.-gen.
Hall McGregor,
Sir Jno. Gaspard Le
Marchant, Aug. 9. ,
Maj. Jno. Clayton Cowell, Aug.
23
Wm. Hutt, Nov. 27.
Pr. Victor Ferd., &c., of Hohen-
lohe-Langenburg, Jan. 29.
Sir Alexr. Malet, bt.
Hon. Chas. Augs. Murray.
Hon. Jno. Hy. Thos. Manners-
Sutton.
Sir Jas. Clark, bt.
Thos. Erskine May, aft. lil. Farm-
borough.
Chas. Pressly.
Gen. Wm. Thos. ICnollys, Apr. 3.
Jno. Alexr. Macdonald, June 29.
Wm. Rose, Oct. 14.
R.-adm. Jas. Craufurd Caffin.
W.-adm. Robt. Spencer Robinson.
Antony Panizzi. -
Lt.-gen. Edwd. Sabine.
M. Wm. Erskine Baker,
1871.
1872.
1873,
Mar. 27.
1874.
1877.
1877,
Aug. 6.
1878.
1879.
1879,
May 31.
1879.
1880.
1881,
May 24.
1881.
Edwd. Thornton, Aug. 9.
Wm. Geo. Anderson, Dec. 6.
Col. Jno. Stewart Wood, Dec. 19.
M.-gen. Thos. Townsend Pears,
June 13.
Lt.-col. Howard Craufurd El-
phinstone, July 3.
Wm. Hy. Stephenson, Nov. 7.
Sir Wm. Jenner, bt., Jan. 20.
Geo. Biddell Airy, June 17.
V.-adm. Hon. Edwd. Alfred Jno.
Harris, July 13.
Arth. Helps, July 18.
Hy. Thring, aft. la. Thring.
Alfa. Power.
Lt.-Col. Jas. Macnaghten Hogg,
aft. McGarel-Hogg and lå.
Magheramorne, May 16.
Hy. Cole, Mar. 25.
Col. Hy. Atwell Lake, Mar.
Thos. Fras. Wade, Nov. 25.
Chas. , 5th lá. Suffield, May 17.
Capt. Geo. Strong Nares, Nov.
29.
Col. Jno. Stokes, July 23.
Lt.-Col. Edmd. Fredk. Du Cane.
Col. Sir Lewis Pelly. .
Commiss.-gen. Hy. Wm. Gordon.
Edmd. Yeamans Walcot Hender-
son, Mar. 15.
Chas. Stuart Aubrey, 3rd la.
Tenterden, July 29.
Jno. Savile Lumley, Oct. 10.
Sir Rd. Wallace, bt., Nov. 14.
Lt.-gen. Hy. Fredk. Ponsonby,
Mar. 12.
Sir Fras. Rd, Sandford,
Ralph Robt. Wheler Lingen, aft.
ld. Lingen.
Jno. Lambert.
Maj. Pierre Louis
Cavagnari, July 19.
sº. Drummond Wolff, Sept.
4) ×
* O.
Napoleon
Theodore Martin, May 20.
Hon. Adolph. Fredc. Octavius
Liddell, Apr. 20.
Jno. Tilley, Apr. 20.
Luitbert Alexr. Geo. Lionel
Alphonse Freiher Von Pawel-
Rammingen, May 24.
Edwd. Jas. Reed, Aug. 14.
Hy. Brougham Loch, Sept. 18.
Cuas. Juo. Herries, Oct. 27.
Lt.-col. Wm. Fitzwilliam Lenox
Conyngham.
Lt.-Col. Hambleton Fras.
tance. •
Lt.-Col. Thos. Heron, visc. Rane-
lagh.
Lt.-Col. Robt. Loyd Lindsay.
Thos. Brassey, aft. la. Brassey.
Capt. Fredk, Jno. Owen Evans.
Alfd. Comyns Lyall.
Edwin Baldwin Malet, Oct. 8.
Cus-
.784
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1882.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
John Anstis (No. 2), May 1725.
Sackville Fox, Feb. 28, 1755.
John Suffield Brown, June 30, 1757.
1725.
1755.
1785.
Jas. Caird, June 2.
Ralph Wood Thompson, June 2.
Geo. Kettilby Rickards, June 24.
Robt. Burnett David Morier, Oct.16.
Robt. Geo. Wyndham Herbert.
Dec. 26.
Regd. Earle Welby, Dec. 26.
Lyon Playfair, Apr. 9.
Col. Jno. Graham McKerlie, Sept,
15.
1885. Geo. Edwd. Paget, Dec. 26.
1886, Col. Jas. Fraser.
Feb. 2. Wm. Stuart Walker.
1886. Fras. Brockman Morley, Feb. 2.
Col. Fredk. Winn Knight, Feb. 5.
Hy. Robinson, May 29.
Sir Fras. Philip Cunliffe Owen,
June 28. -
Algernon Edwd. West, July 30.
Col. Donald Matheson.
Prof. Richd. Owen, Jan. 5. 1887. Lt.-gen. Sir Dighton Macnaghten
Robt. Geo. Crookshank Hamilton, June 21. Probyn.
Jan. 12. - r Maj. Sir Evelyn Baring.
Robt. Hawthorn Collins, Apr. 15. Stevenson Arthur Blackwood.
Prince Louis Alexr. of Batten- Chas. Thos. Newton.
burg, Apr. 29. John Simon.
Hon. Spencer Cecil Brabazon Hugh Owen.
Ponsonby-Fane, May 24. Wm. Fraser.
Hy. Wentworth Acland, M.D., Chas. Lister Ryan.
May 24. - Sir Edwd. Walter.
Nathl. Barnaby, June 15. Capt. Douglas Galton. -
Augs. Keppel Stephenson, June IMaj. Fleetwood Isham Edwards.
30. Arthur Mitchell.
Gen. Alexr. Nelson, visc. Brid- Col. Geo. Ashley Maude.
port, July 22. Col. Walter Rice Olivey.
Ralph Allen Gosset, Aug. 11. Lt.-col. Donald Matheson,
Arthur Lawrence Halliburton, 1888, Sir Robt. Rawlinson.
Aug. 25. Jan. 7. Sir Chas. Warren.
Thos. Crawford, Aug. 25. 1888, Edwd. Geo. Jenkinson.
Philip Hy. Wodehouse Currie, June 2. Sir Julian Pauncefote.
Dec. 1. 1888. Edw. Blount, June 15.
OFFICERS OF THE BATH.
DEANs.
1725, May 23. Saml. Bradford, dean of Westminster, and his successors.
See “Deans of Westminster,” ante, p. 471.
GENEALOGISTs.
Geo. Nayler, aft. Sir G., June 15, 1792.
Walter Aston Blount, Nov. 22, 1831; res.
1859; no succ. app.
See ““Blanc Couriers Heralds,” ante, p. 339.
REGISTRARs.
Hon. Edwd. Young, aft. K. Arms, 1745. Col. Thos. Kokayne.
May 23. 1750. Chas. Newton.
See “Registrars and Secretaries,” infra.
SECRETARIES.
Edwd. Montagu. | 1749.
See “Registrars and Secretaries,” infra.
Sir Jno. Jenour, bt.
REGISTRARS AND SECRETARIES.
Wm. Whitehead (Poet Laur.). 1805. Maj. hon.
Wm. Fauquier, Sept. 24. hope.
Chas. Banks Stan-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 785
1809. Jno Chas. Herries, Jan. 1827. Capt. Michl. Seymour, aft. r.-
1822. Lt.-col. Wm. Lewis Herries, aft. adm. sir M. ; Apr. 4.
Sir W., Aug. 31. 1859. Alb. Wrm. Woods, aft. Sir A.
RINGS OF ARMs.
See “Bath and Gloucester Kings of Arms,” ante, p. 330.
Grey Longueville, May 1725. Thos. Gery Cullum, aft. bt., Dec. 14, 1771.
Hon. Edwd. Young, form. regr., Dec. 5, Fras. Townsend. deputy, 1788–1812.
1745. John Palmer Cullum, Apr. 3, 1801.
Wm. Woodley, 1756–7. - Maj. Algn. Greville, Aug. 20, 1829.
Saml. Horsey, Jan. 12, 1757. W.-adm. hom. Geo. Grey, 1865.
THE ORDER OF THE GUELE’HS—HANOWER.
THIS Order was instituted on Aug. 12, 1815, to commemorate the
raising of Hanover into a kingdom. The kings of England being also
kings of Hanover, the Order was often conferred upon British subjects;
but when, on the accession of Queen Victoria in 1837, the two kingdoms
became separated, the Order thenceforth became entirely a foreign one.
The Order consisted of the King of Hanover as Sovereign and Grand
Master, and of three classes of knights not limited in number—Knights
Grand Cross, Knights Commanders, and Knights, each class being also
sub-divided into civil and military divisions.
The officers of the Order were—
CHANCELLOR. SECRETARY.
WICE-CHANCELLOR. KING OF ARMs.
The Order was styled—
“THE ORDER OF THE GUELPHS.”
The following lists are confined to British subjects, and stop on the
separation of Hanover from England in 1837. Those entered as ap-
ointed by King Ernest of Hanover were nominated by William IV.,
who died before their appointments were completed. -
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE GUELPHS.
Those marked “C” belong to the Civil Divisions.
RNIGHTS GRAND CROSS OF THE ORDER OF THE GUELPHS.
(G.C.H.)
1815, Fredk., D. of York and Albany. 1815, Ernest Augs., D. of Cumberland.
Aug. 12. Wm. Hy., D. of Clarence, aft. Aug. 12. Aug. Fredk., D. of Sussex, nom.,
Wm. IV. but did not accede until 1830.
Edwd., D. of Kent. Adolph. Fredk., D. of Cambridge.
50
786
"THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1815,
Wm. Fredk., D. of Gloucester.
Aug. 12. Geo. Fredk. P., D. of Cumberland,
1815,
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1822.
1823.
1824.
aft. K. of Hanover.
Geo. Fredk Wm. Chas., aft. D. of
Cambridge.
Pr. Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, aft.
K. of the Belgians, Mar. 22.
F.M. Arth., D. of Wellington,
Gen. Hy., M. of Anglesea.
Gen. Chas. Wm., ld. Stewart, aft.
M. of Londonderry.
Thos. Trevor, visc. Hampden, C.
Robt., ld. Castlereagh, aft. M.
of Londonderry, C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Clinton.
Gen. hon. Sir Chas. Colville.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Kempt.
Gen. Rowland, ld. Hill.
Gen. Sir Geo. Don.
Lt.-gen sir Geo. Murray.
Gen. Chas., 3rd E. of Harrington.
Geo. Jas. M. of Cholmondeley, G.
Gen. Sir Thos, Maitland.
W.-adm. Sir Edmd. Nagle.
Gen. Sir Harry Calvert, bt.
Gen. Id. Wm. Cavendish-Ben-
tinck.
Gen. Sir Jas. Campbell, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Lyon.
Lt.-gen. Jno., ld. Burghersh.
Gen. Sir Alexr. Mackenzie, bt.
Gen. Sir Edwd. Howorth.
Gen. Stapleton, visc. Comber-
IOleI'ê. *
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Tucker Montresor.
Gen sir Jno. Murray, bt.
Gen. Sir Hy. Fredk. Campbell.
Gen. Wrm. Carr, visc. Beresford.
W.-adm. Sir Thos. Fras. Fre-
mantle.
Gen. Fras., 1st M. of Hastings.
Fras. Chas., E. of Yarmouth, aft.
M. of Hertford, C.
Jno., E. of Mayo, C.
Adm. Sir Jno. Borlase Warren, bt.
Gen. Sir Chas. Hastings, bt.
Sir Geo. Rose, C.
Alleyne, ld. St. Helens, G.
F. M. sir Saml. Hulse.
Lt.-gen. Benj., ld. Bloomfield.
Lt.-gen. Sir Colin Halkett.
Gen. Sir Jno. Macleod.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Hope.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Asgill, bt.
Richd., E. of Clancarty, G.
Gen. Hy., M. Conyngham.
Sir Brook Taylor, C.
Jas., E. of Fife, C.
Fras. Nathl., E. of Mount Charles,
aft. M. Conyngham, G.
Sir Wm. Knighton, bt., C.
Sir Fras. Nathl. Burton, G.
Gen. Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin.
Percy Sidney Clinton, visc.
Strangford, C.
1824.
1826.
1827.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jas. Willoughby
Gordon, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Herbert Taylor.
Richd., 3rd E. of Clanwilliam, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Byng, aft. 1d.
Strafford.
Gen. Sir Fras. Thos. Hammond.
Gen. Sir Tomkyns Hilgrove Tur-
Ile I’.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jos. Fuller.
Gen. Sir Wrm. Houston, bt.
Sir Wrm. Fremantle.
Lt.-gen., ld. Geo. Thos. Beresford.
Gen., 3rd E. of Ashburnham.
Sir Robt. Gordon, C.
Wm. Geo., 16th E. of Erroll, C.
Rd. Wm., E. Howe, G.
Sir Hy. Halford, bt., C.
Sir Jonn. Wathen Waller, bt., C.
Jno. Delaval, E. of Tyrconnell, G.
Wm., ld. Maryborough.
Gen. Sir Jas. Stewart, bt.
Geo., 4th E. 6f Glasgow, G.
Gen. Hon. Sir Hy. Geo. Grey.
Lt.-gen. Sir Richd. Hussey Vivian,
bt.
Adm. sir Wm. Hargood.
Adm. la. Amelius Beauclerk.
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Kerrison, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Macdougall.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Keane, aft. li.
Keane.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Bradford.
Lt.-gen. Sir Colquhoun Grant.
Geo. Hamilton, E. of Belfast, aft.
3rd M. of Donegal, C.
Lucius Bentinck, 10th visc. Falk-
land, G.
W.-adm. li. Jas. O'Bryen.
Sir Robt. Wilmot Horton, bt., G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Smith.
Gen. Geo. Cockburn, aft. bt.
Sir Gore Ouseley, bt., G.
Sir Philip Chas. Sidney, aft, ld,
De L'Isle and Dudley, C.
Ld. Fred. FitzClarence, G.
Sir Hy. Watkin Williams Wynn,
bt., C.
Sir Edwd. Cromwell Disbrowe,
Gen. Sir Josiah Champange.
Gen. Sir Martin Hunter.
Gen. Sir Jno. Fraser.
Capt.ld. Adolphus FitzClarence, G.
W.-adm. hon. Sir Chas. Paget.
Constantine Hy., E. of Mulgrave,
aft. M. of Normanby, C.
Adm. sir Isaac Coffin, bt.
W.-adm. Sir Peter Halkett, bt.
W.-adm. Sir Edwd. W. C. R. Owen.
W.-adm. hon. Sir Hy. Blackwood;
d. 1832.
Gen. Sir Fredk. Augs. Wetherall.
Wm. Basil Percy, E. of Denbigh, G.
Gen. hon. Sir Alexr. Duff.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
787
1833.
1834.
1835.
1837.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
Before
Sir Chas. Richd. Vaughan, C.
Geo. Wm., D. of Argyll, C.
Wm. Chas., E. of Albemarle, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Andr. F. Barnard.
Sir Thos. Cartwright, C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. Bayly.
Adm. Sir Chas. Edmd. Nugent.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Wheatley.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Bolton.
V.-adm. sir Wm. Hall Gage.
Jno., 1st E. Brownlow, C.
Sir Robt. Grant, C.
Capt. Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour.
M.-gen. Sir Benjn. Chas. Stephen-
SOI].
Wm. Pitt, 1st E. Amherst, C.
Geo., 5th E. of Jersey, C.
Thos., 2nd E. of Wilton, C.
Richd., M. of Chandos, aft. D. of
Buckingham and Chandos, C.
Gen. Sir Jno. Slade, bt.
V.-adm. Sir Jno. Gore.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Keir Grant.
1835.
1836.
1837.
Jno., E. of Clare.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Cockburn, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Ralph Darling.
V.-adm. Sir Chas. Rowley, bt.
W.-adm. Richd. Dacres.
Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, C.
Gen. Sir Saml. Hawker.
Adm. sir Jno. Poo Beresford, bt.
Jno. 13th lä. Elphinstone, C.
Sir Astley Paston Cooper, G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Edwd. Blakeney.
Capt. 1d. Jno. Fredk. Gordon,
R.N., G.
Lt.-gen. Sir Lionel Smith, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Colborne, aft. li.
Seaton.
Lt.-col. Sir Richd. Church.
M.-gen. Alexr. Geo., 16th la.
Saltoun.
Gen. Sir Jno. Gustavus Crosbie.
Sir Chas. Edwd. Grey.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Wm. Doyle.
APPOINTED BY KING ERNEST OF HANOVER.
See Introduction, ante, p. 785.
Jos. Planta, C.
(K.C.H.)
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Lyon. 1822.
M.-gen. Sir Benjn. Bloomfield.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Bolton.
M.-gen. Sir Colquhoun Grant. 1824.
M.-gen. Sir Colin Halkett.
Col. Philip Roche. 1826.
M.-gen. Sir Rd. Hussey Vivian, bt. 1827.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Adam Wood.
M.-gen. Sir Alexr. Dickson.
Sir Wm. Congreve, bt. Before
Lt.-gen. Sir Benjn. D'Urban. 1828.
R.-adm. Sir Home Riggs Popham. 1828.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jno. Elley.
M.-gen. Sir Andrew F. Barnard. 1829.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fras. Thos. Hammond.
M.-gen. Herbert Taylor.
1820. Lt.-gen. Sir Tomkyns Hilgrove 1830.
Turner.
R.-adm. hon. Chas. Paget.
M.-gen. Sir Haylett Framingham.
Col. Sir Wm. Rose.
Col. Sir Robt. Wm. Gardiner. 1831
1821.
M.-gen. Jas., ld. Glenlyon.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Airey.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Wm. Doyle.
Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Ford Whit-
tingham.
Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Augs. Quentin.
Col. Thos. Hy. Browne.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Keir Grant.
Col. Sir Hy. Fredk. Cooke.
Gen. Geo. Cockburn, aft. bt.
M.-gen. Sir Edwd. Kerrison, bt.
| 1837. M.-gen. Sir Chas. Wade Thornton.
RNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE GUELEPEIS.
Lt.-Col. Sir Richd. Church.
M.-gen. Louis Wm., visc. Chabot.
M.-gen. Sir Jno. May.
Col. Sir Jas. Hy. Reynett.
M.-gen. Sir Jno. Harvey.
Col. Sir Wm. Lewis Herries.
Sir Fredk. Beilby Watson, C.
Sir Jno. Conroy, bt.
Col. Sir Jno. Macra, C.
Sir Hy. Halford, M.D., C.
Sir Jonn. Wathen Waller, bt.
Capt. hon. Robt. Cavendish
Spencer.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Carmichael
Smyth, bt.
Ld. Albert Conyngham, C.
Col. Augs. Fredk. D'Este, C.
Hon. John Kennedy Erskine.
M.-gen. Sir Willoughby Cotton.
Sir Philip Chas. Sidney, C.
M.-gen. Sir Alexr. Bryce.
M.-gen. hon. Sir Fredk. Cavendish
Ponsonby.
Lt.-gen, sir Jas. Chas. Dalbiac.
M.-gen. Sir Chas. Wade Thornton.
M.-gen. Sir John Brown.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Campbell.
Sir John Hall, C.
Sir Geo. Harrison, C.
Col. Sir Wm. Gosset.
Capt. Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour.
Capt. Sir Thos. Ussher.
Sir Matth. Tierney, bt., C.
50 *
788
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1831.
1832.
Col. Sir Hy. Wheatley.
M.-gen. Sir Benjn. Chas. Stephen-
SOIn ,
Col. Sir Jos. Whatley.
M.-gen. Sir Steph. Remnant
Chapman.
Sir Wm. Burnett, M.D., C.
Lt.-col. hon. Edwd. Cust.
Sir Geo. Baillie Hamilton, C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Phineas Riall.
Lt.-gen. sir Wm. Hutchinson
Lt.-gen. Sir Lewis Grant.
Lt.-gen.
M.-gen. Sir Amos Godsill Robt.
Norcott.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Cockburn, bt.
Col. Sir Michael McCreagh,
M.-gen, sir Evan John Murray
MacGregor, bt.
M. gen, sir Thos. Downman.
M.-gen. Sir Neil Douglas.
Col. Sir Archd. Christie.
Capt. Sir Wm. Howe Mulcaster.
M.-gen. Wm. Tuyll.
Sir John Bedingfield, C.
Tit.-gen. Sir Saml. Hawker.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Bulteel Fisher.
Sir Wm. Pym, M.D., C.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Hay.
Gen. Sir Warren Marmaduke
Peacocke.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas. Bulkeley
Egerton.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Sheridan.
M.-gen. Sir John Fredk. Sigismond
Smith.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Paterson.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wm. Nicolay.
M.-gen. Sir Arth. Benjn. Clifton.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Whitmore.
M.-gen. Sir Leonard Greenwell.
M.-gen. Sir Robt. Hy. Dick.
M.-gen. Sir Fredk. Wm. Trench.
Capt. Sir Wm. Augs. Montague.
Sir Wm. Franklin, G.
Sir Hy. Seaton, C.
Lt.-gen. Sir John Macleod.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Wm. Mul-
caster.
M.-gen. Fras., count Rivarola.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Parker Carrol.
M.-gen. Sir John Hanbury.
M.-gen. Sir David Ximenes.
Capt. Sir John Marshall.
Sir John Webb, M.D., C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jos. Straton.
M.-gen. Sir John Geo. Woodford.
Sir Goo. Hamilton Seymour, C.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Douglas.
Lt.-gen, sir Thos. Browne.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Cornwallis
Eustace.
Capt. Sir Nisbet Josiah Wil-
loughby.
Capt. Sir Andr. Pellet Green.
sir Geo. Pownall Adams. |
1832.
1833.
1834.
In 1834.
1835.
R.-adm. Sir Arth. Farquhal
Commiss.-gen. Sir John Bisset, G.
Sir John Deas Thompson, C.
Capt. Sir Chas. Marsh Schom-
berg.
Sir Geo. Jackson, C.
Capt. Sir Humphrey Fleming
Senhouse.
W.-adm. hon. Courtenay Boyle.
Lt.-gen. Sir David Latimer Tinling
Widdrington.
Lt.-gen. Wm. Geo., ld. Harris.
R.-adm. Sir Edwd. Durnford
Ring.
Capt. Sir Fras. Augs. Collier.
Capt. Sir Richd. Spencer.
M.-gen. Sir John Boscawen
Savage. -
Capt. Sir John Saml. Brooke
Pechell, bt.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hy. John Cumming.
Lt.-gen. Sir Evan Lloyd.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Gage Mon-
tresor. •
Lt.-gen. Sir Saml. Trevor Dickens.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Rearney.
M.-gen. Sir Lorenzo Moore.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Viney.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Willoughby
Rooke.
M.-gen, sir Patr. Ross.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. King.
R.-adm. Sir John Ferris Devon-
shire.
R.-adm. Sir Jas. Hillyar.
R.-adm. Sir Salusbury Davenport.
Commiss.-gen. Sir Wm. Hy.
Robinson, C.
Commiss.-gen. Sir Robt. Hugh
Kennedy, C.
Sir John Woolmore, C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Jos. Maclean.
R.-adm. sir Hugh Pigot.
R.-adm. Sir Robt. Barrie.
Col. Sir Saml. Gordon Higgins.
Lt.-col. Sir Filmd. Currey.
M.-gen. Sir Patr. Lindesay.
Capt. hon. Sir Hy. Duncan.
R.-adm. Sir Chas. Bullen.
Capt. Sir Wm. Hy. Dillon.
Capt. Sir Wm. Elliott.
Capt. Sir ICdmd. Lyons, bt.
M.-gen. Sir Thos. Bligh St.
George.
Col. Patr. Doherty.
M.-gen. Sir Thos. Pearson.
M.-gen. Sir Maurice
O'Connell.
M.-gen. Sir Octavius Cary.
Capt. lil. Jas. Townshend.
Col. hon. Horatio Geo. Powys
Townshend.
R.-adm. sir Saml. Warron.
W.-adm. sir Robt. Lewis Fitz-
gerald. *
Chas.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
789
1885.
1836.
I837.
1837.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1822.
1823.
Maj. sir. Fras. Bond Head, bt., C.
Lt.-gen. Sir Wiltshire Wilson.
M.-gen. Sir Chas. Wm. Maxwell.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Gabriel Davy.
Capt. hon. Fleetwood Broughton
Reynolds Pellew.
Capt. hon. Jas. Ashley Maude.
Capt. Sir John Strutt Peyton.
Capt. Richd. O'Conor.
Capt. Sir Hy. Hart.
Capt. Sir Jas.
Bremer.
Sir Robt. Ker Porter, C.
Capt. Sir John Franklin, C.
John Gordon
Sir John Nicol Robt. Campbell,
G
Lºgen. Sir Alexr. Halkett.
1837.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Barton.
Lt.-gen. Sir Augs. De Butts.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Hawker. -
V.-adm. Sir Adam Drummond.
Capt. Sir David Dunn.
Capt. Sir Edwd. Chetham.
Capt. Sir Thos. Mansell.
Sir Woodbine Parish, C.
M.-gen. Sir Edwd. Bowater.
M.-gen. Sir Jas. Macdonell.
M.-gen. Sir Robt. McCleverty.
R.-adm. Sir John Wentworth
Loring.
Col. Sir Geo. Arthur.
Sir David Davies, M.D., C.
Wm. Fredk. Chambers, M.D., G.
Capt. Thos. Barker Devon.
APPOINTED BY KING ERNEST OF HANOVER.
See Introduction, ante, p. 785.
M.-gen. Sir Fredk. Walker.
Capt. Sir John Duff Markland.
Col. Sir Wm. Verner.
Sir Chas. Ferd. Forbes, M.D., G.
1837.
Capt. Sir Watkin Owen Pell.
Col. Sir Wrm. Chalmers.
Sir Robt. Alexr. Chermside, M.D.,
IKNIGHTS OF THE ORDER OF THE GUELPHS.
(K.H.)
Sir Geo. Nayler, York Her., aft.
Garter; K.A. of the Order.
Col. Peter Augs. Lautour.
Maj. Wm. Havelock.
Sir Jas. Robt. Grant, M.D., C.
Capt. Thos. Carey.
Capt. Arthur Farquhar.
Lt.-Col. Sir Wm. Osborne.
Lt.-col. John Mervin Cutliffe.
Col. Stephen Remnant Chapman.
Col. Archd. Christie.
Col, Richd. D. Hamagan.
Capt. Andr. Pellet Green.
Col. Chas. Ashe A'Court.
Col. Chas. Philip de Bossett.
Col. Gideon Gorreguer.
Col. Sir Felton Elwill J3athurst
Hervey.
Lt.-col Jas. Reynett.
Lt.-col. Nathl. Eckersley.
Lt.-col. Thos. Hy. Brown.
Col. Sir Alexr. Bryce.
Lt.-col. Wm. Thornhill.
It.-col. Archd. McDonald.
Lt.-col. Chas. Wade Thornton.
Capt. Jas. MacGlashan.
Capt. Thos. Barker Devon.
Sir Andr. Halliday, G.
Benjm. Chas. Stevenson, C.
Capt. Vicomte Thos. De Grenier
Fomblanque.
Col. Sir Evan John Murray
McGregor.
Maj. Robt. Hutchinson Orde.
Capt. D'Arcy Todd.
Sir Danl. Bayley.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1831.
Lt.-col. Edwd. Chas. Whinyates.
Sir David Scott, bt., G.
John Hall, C.
M.-gen. Geo. Jas. Reeves.
Lt.-col. Sir Wm. Davison.
Maj. Roche Meade.
Sir John Meade, M.D., G.
Maj. Richd. Hardinge.
Sir Jonn. Wathen Waller, bt.,
G.
Lt.-col. Edwd. Anthy. Angelo.
Capt. hon. Chas. Southwell.
Timothy Brent, C.
Lt.-col. Sir John Mark
Smith.
Col. Sir Jas. Maxwell Wallace.
Lt.-col. John Hobart, ld. Howden.
Capt. Wm. Augs. Montague.
Col. Thos. Noel Harris.
Ool. Saml. Gordon Higgins.
Col. Jas. Robertson Arnold.
Lt.-col. Jas. Jones.
Capt. Edwd. Sparshott.
Capt. Andr. Atkins Vincent.
Col. Geo. Cowper.
Lt.-col. Mathias Everard.
Lt.-col. Chas. Wright.
Col. John Mordlyon Wilson.
Lt.-col. John Hastings Mair.
Col. Jas. Fredk. Love.
Lt.-col. Robt. Simson.
Col. Geo. Brown.
Sir Robt. Alexr. Chermside, M.D.,
Fredk.
G.
Wm. Taylor Money, C.
Maj. Thos. Hy. Shadwell Clerke.
790
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1831.
It.-col. Alexr. Kennedy Clark
Kennedy.
Lt.-Col. Chas. Menzies.
Chas. König.
Sir John. Fredk. Wm. Herschel,
bt., C.
Sir. Chas. Bell, C.
Jas, Ivory, G.
Sir David Brewster, C.
Sir John Leslie, C.
Lt.-Col. Chas. Diggle.
Lt.-Col. Alexr. Campbell.
Sir Nichs, Harris Nicolas, G.
In 1831. Lt.-coi. Gustavus du Plat.
1832.
1833.
Col. Wm. Riddall.
Col. Hy. Rainey.
Lt.-Col. St. John Augs. Clerke.
Lt.-Col. Jas. Considine.
Lt.-col. Wrm. Thorn.
Lt.-Col. John Cox.
Lt.-col. Digby Mackworth.
Maj Wm. Beckwith.
Sir Saml. Rush Meyrick, G.
Sir John Whiteford, C.
Richd. Mellish, C.
Capt. Robt. Smart.
Col. Robt. Ross.
Col. Hy. Daubeney.
Col. Walter Tremenheere.
Col. Geo. Wm. Paty.
Col. Robt. Nickle.
Lt.-Col. Hy. Madox.
Lt.-col. Geo. Graydon.
Lt.-Col. John Reed.
Lt.-col. Thos. Eccles.
Lt.-col. Chas. Barker Turney.
Lt.-Col. Sir Michl. Creagh.
Maj. Archd. Stewart.
Maj. Jas. Waller Samo Waller.
Col. Nathl. Thorn.
Col. Wm. Chalmers.
Col. Edwd. Walker,
Col. Hy. Jas. Riddell.
Lt.-Col. Wnn. Beresford.
Lt.-Col. Jas. Chas. Chatterton.
Lt.-Col. Robt. Christr. Mansell.
Lt.-Col. John Peddie.
Lt.-col. Leslie Walker.
Stepney Cowell, C.
Lt.-col. Steph. Holmes.
Maj. Wm. Onslow.
Lt.-Col. Geo. E. Jones.
Lt.-col. John Marshall.
Sir Fredk. Madden, C.
Nichs. Carlisle, C.
Sir Fras. Palgrave, C.
Sir Hy. Ellis, C.
Edmd. Lodge (Clarencieux K.A.)
C
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Teesdale.
Lt.-col. Saml. Dales.
Lt.-col. Robt. Bull.
Col. Thos. Staunton St. Clair.
Lt.-col. Chas. Archd. Macalister.
Col. Geo. Augs. Wetherall.
1833.
1834.
1835.
Lt.-col. Edwd. Thos. Fitzgerald.
Col. Alexr. Fisher Macintosh.
Lt.-col. Hy. Hanmer.
Lt.-col. Jas. Freeth.
Lt.-col. Chas. King.
Lt.-col. Chas. Holland Hastings
Lt.-col. Sir Robt. Moubray.
Commdr. Chas. Haultain.
Lt.-col. John Wright.
Col. John Owen.
Lt.-col, John Garland.
Maj. Wm. Fredk. Forster.
Maj. John Arnaud.
Lt.-col. John Chas. Hope.
Maj. John Fitzmaurice.
Maj. Jeremiah Ratcliffe.
Lt.-col. Ronald Regd. Macdonald.
Col. Fras. Maule.
John Clarke, M.D., C.
Maj. Geo. Doherty.
Capt. Sir Geo. Tyler.
Sir Chas. Wilkins, C.
Sir Graves Chamney Haughton, G.
Robt. Wm. St. John, C.
Col. Wrm. Greenshield Power.
Lt.-col. Wm. Gardner Freer.
Col. John Hare.
Col. Sir Andr. Leith Hay.
Lt.-col. Warner Westenra Higgins.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Hope Pattison.
Lt.-col. Jas. McMair.
Col. Robt. Burd Gabriel.
Lt.-col. Chas McGrigor.
Col. Hy. Somerset.
Lt.-col. John Cross.
Maj. Barth. Vigors Derinzy.
Col. Sir Joseph Thackwell.
Lt.-col. Wm. Gordon Cameron.
Lt.-col. Rice Jones.
Lt.-col. Nathan Wilson.
Maj. Wm. Mackie.
Lt.-col. Robt. Winchester.
Maj. Geo. Antoine Ramsay.
Maj. Sir Fras. Bond Head.
Commdr. Joseph Chappell Wool-
nough.
Col. Thos. Abernethie.
Capt. Edwd. Lloyd.
Sir Geo. Magrath, M.D., G.
Col. Fras. Sherlock.
Lt.-col. Wm. McAdam.
Lt.-col, Wm. Granville Eliot.
Lt.-Col. John Elliot Cairnes.
Lt.-col. Sir Thos. Stephen Sorell.
Col. Harry Bulteel Harris.
Capt. Robt. Fair.
Capt. John Toup Nicolas.
Lt.-col. Jos. Wallack.
Capt. Sir Eaton Travers.
Lt. Col. Chas. Hamilton Smith.
Sir Wm. Woods (Garter K. A.), G.
Sir Alexr. Ferrier.
Lt. Col. Sir Wm. Macbean Geo.
Colebrooke.
Col. Saml. Rice.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
791
1835.
1836.
1836.
Col. Wm. Wood.
Capt. Wm. Willmott Henderson.
Lt.-col. John Jordan.
Col. Richd. Roberts.
Lt.-Col. Chichester
Shanks.
Lt.-Col. Edwd. Jackson.
Col. Thos. Bunbury.
Lt.-col. John Spink.
Lt.-col. Wm. Pearce.
Lt.-col. Wm. Bush.
Lt.-col. li. Robt. Kerr.
Lt.-col. Lovell Benjn. Lovell.
Lt.-col. Chas. Stisted
Col. Wm. Jervois.
Col. Robt. Barclay Macpherson,
Lt.-col. Jas. Harvey.
Lt.-col. Sir John Rowland Eustace.
Lt.-col. John Tyler.
Lt.-col. Geo. Disbrowe.
Lt.-col. Thos. Hy. Morice.
Lt.-col. Thos. Wm. Nicholson.
Lt.-col- Sir Hy. Bayly.
Lt.-col. Fredk. MacBean.
Lt.-col. Wm. Cox.
Maj. Jos. Anderson.
Maj. Arthur Hill Trevor.
Maj. Donald John McQueen.
Maj. Thos. Ryan.
Maj. Saml. Thorpe.
Lt-col. Pringle Taylor.
Lt.-col. Wm. Freke Williams.
Maj. Jas. Forlong.
Maj. Robt. Mullen.
Maj. Robt. Bidwell Edwards.
Commdr. Sir Wm. Brown.
Commdr. Walter Kirby.
Lt.-col. Hy. Booth.
Lt.-col. John Campbell.
M.-gen. Love Parry Jones Parry.
Col. Nathl. Burslem.
Col. Sir Chas. Webb Dance.
Col. John Potter Hamilton.
Col. Miller Clifford.
Col. Steph. Arth. Goodman.
Lt.-col. Harris Corke Hailes.
Col. Thos. Thornbury Wooldrige.
Col. Geo. Dean Pitt.
Lt.-Col. Saumarez Brock.
Col. Thos. Valiant.
Col. Nichs. Hamilton.
Lt.-col. Gervase Turborvill.
Lt.-col. Geo. Gore.
Col. Geo. Augs. Henderson.
W. Crook-
Lt.-col. Chas. Leslie.
Lt.-col. Robt. Anderson.
Col. John McCaskill.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Findlay.
Lt.-col. Paul Phipps.
Col. Jas. Campbell.
Col. Richd. England.
Lt.-col. John Geddes.
Col. hon. Chas Gore.
Lt.-col, John Christr. Harrison.
Col. Alexr. Munro.
1837.
Lt.-col. John Oldfield.
Lt.-Col. Edwd. Wildman.
Lt.-col. Thos. Weare.
Lt.-col. Cudbert French.
Col. Sir Hy. Geo. Macleod.
Lt.-col. Archd. Montgomery
Maxwell.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Clerke.
Col. Hy. Balneavis.
Lt.-col. Edwd. Thos. Fitzgerald.
Lt.-col. Norcliffe Norcliffe.
Maj. John. Wilson.
Maj. Jas. Henderson.
Maj. John Robyns.
Lt.-col. Wm. Hy. Newton.
Tut.-col. Edwd. Charleton.
Lt.-col. Hy. Herbert Manners.
Maj. John Paul Hopkins.
Maj. Nichs. Wilson.
Maj. Robt. Edwd. Burrowes.
Maj. Wm. Edwd. Page.
Maj. Geo. Pipon.
Maj. Thos. Molyneux Williams.
Maj. Plomer Young.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Barton.
Lt.-col. Arth. Du Bourdieu.
Maj. Chas. Cornwallis Michell.
Maj. Robt. Garrett.
Maj. John Salisbury Jones.
Capt. Wilson Braddyll Bigland.
Capt. Stanhope Lovell.
Capt. Buckland Stirling Bluett.
Capt. John Carpenter.
Capt. Sir Hy. John Leeke.
Capt. Saml. Radford.
Capt. Wm. Hotham.
Capt. Alexr. Barkclay Branch.
Commdr. Jos. Sherer.
Maj. Jas. Butler.
Lt.-col. Abrm. Josias Cloete.
Geo. Fredk. Beltz (Lancaster
Her.), G.
Sir Wm. Jackson Hooker, C.
Capt. John Hindmarsh.
Commdr. Sir Jas. Pearl.
Commdr. Alexr. Maconochie.
Sir Jos. de Courcy Laffan., bt., G.
John M. Brackenbury, C.
Maj. Fredk. Chidley Irwin.
Sir John Robison, C.
Capt. Jas. Ryder Burton.
Capt. Jas. Wm. Gabriel.
Capt. Chas. Warde.
Commdr. Benjn. Morton Festing.
Capt. Wm. John Cole.
Commdr. John Powney.
Commdr. Christr. Knight.
Capt. Wm. Slaughter.
Lt.-col. Geo. Paris Bradshaw.
Lt.-col. Turtcliff Boger.
Lt.-col. Chas. Cadell.
Col. John Carter.
Lt.-col. Alexr. Cairncross
Lt.-col. John Crowder.
Lt.-col. Wm. Elliott,
792
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1837.
1837.
1815.
1815.
1815.
Col. Chesborough Grant Fal-
COIlàl".
Lt.-col. Jas. Forrest Fulton.
Lt.-col. Geo. Gawler.
Lt.-col. John Hodge.
Col. Thos. Phipps Howard.
Lt.-col. Jas. Jackson.
Lt.-col. John Leslie.
Lt.-col. Thos. Marten.
Lt.-col. Donald Macpherson.
Lt.-col. John Moore.
Lt.-col. Jas. Poole Oates.
Lt.-col. Thos. Powell.
Lt.-col. Wm. Sall.
Lt.-col. Robt. Walton.
Lt.-col. Geo. Wilkins.
Maj. J. Jocelyn Anderson.
Lt.-C, l. John Austen.
Maj. Hy. Andrews.
Lt.-col. Hy. Baynes.
Maj. Wm. Bruce.
Maj. Jas. Briggs.
Maj. John Bogue.
Maj. Wm. Burney.
Lt.-col. Wm. Brereton.
Maj. Peter Bishop.
Lt.-col. Andr. Clarke.
Maj. Robt. Noble Crosse.
Maj. Eyre John Crabbe.
Maj. John Clark.
Lt.-col. John Crowe.
Maj. Chas. Deane.
Maj. Wm. Ily. Elliott.
Maj. Robt. Fraser.
Lt.-col. Wm. Green.
Maj. Grove,
Maj. Alexr. Grant.
1837. Maj. John. Wm. Henderson.
Maj. Jos. Mark Harty.
Maj. Jas. Price Hely.
Lt.-Col. Bissell Harvey.
Maj. Norman Lamont.
Maj. Hy. Fredk. Lockyer.
Maj. Robt. Law.
Maj. Piearce Lowen.
Lt.-col. Chas. Levinge.
Maj. Monson Molesworth Madden.
Lt.-col. Geo. Marshall.
Lt.-col. Wm. Miller.
Lt.-Col. John Pennycuick.
Maj. Edwd. Jonn. Priestley.
Lt.-col. Jas, Hy. Philps.
Maj. Jas. Kerr Ross.
Maj. John Singleton.
Maj. Geo. Fitzgerald Stack.
Maj. Jos. Clavell Sladdon Sly-
field.
Maj. Peregrine Fras. Thorne.
Maj. Jas. Travers.
Maj. Jas. Badham Thornhill.
Maj. Abrm. Beresford Taylor.
Maj. Robt. Hy. Willcocks.
Lt.-col. Wm. Leighton Wood.
Jas. Arthur, M.D., C.
Wrm. Lurie, C.
Robt. Purkis Hillyar, C.
Chas. F. Forbes, M.D., C.
Capt. Sir Spencer Lambert
Hunter Vassall.
Lt.-Col. John Falconar Briggs.
Sheffield Grace, C.
Jas. Burns, M.D., C.
Sir Chas. Augs. Fitzroy, C.
APPoinTED BY KING ERNEST OF HANOVER.
See Introduction, ante, p. 785.
Commdr. Thos Gordon.
Capt. H. S. Stephens.
Capt. Geo. Gosling.
Lt.-col. Benjn. Orlando Jones.
Lt.-col Thos. Cox Rirby.
Capt. Jas. Morgan.
Maj. R. Wilkinson.
Maj. Geo. John Belson.
Col. John Rolt.
Lt.-col. Anthy. Singleton King.
Maj. Arth. Gore.
Maj. North Ludlow Beamish.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER OF THE GUELPHS.
CHANCELLORs.
Earnest Fredk. Hy., Count
Munster, Aug. 12; res. 1831.
1831. Louis
Conrad Geo., Baron
Ompteda; res. 1837.
WICE-CHANCELLORs.
G. H. Nieper; res. 1824.
SECRETARIES.
| 1833. Geo, Christr. Lichenburg; res.
| 1837. -
John Geo. Lewis Moeller, Aug. ;
res. 1833.
1824. Geo. Ernest Fredk. Hoppenstedt.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 793
RINGS OF ARMs.
1815, Geo. Nayler, aft. Sir G.; York | * * Augs. Neubourg.
Aug. and Blanc Coursier Her.,
and aft. Clarencieux and Garter
R. A.; d. Oct. 28, 1831.
THE ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST.GEORGE.
THIS ORDER has probably undergone more changes than any other. It
was originally instituted by Statutes of Apr. 27, 1818, and was then
confined to “natives of the United States, of the Ionian islands, and of
the island of Malta and its dependencies, and to such other subjects
of his Majesty as may hold high and confidential situation in the
Mediterranean.”
The Order at first consisted of the King of the United Kingdom as
Sovereign, the Grand Master, 8 Knights Grand Cross (including the
Grand Master), 12 Knights Commanders, and 24 Knights. It was
enlarged by Statutes of Aug. 16, 1832, and then consisted of the Sove-
reign, who was also Grand Master, 15 Knights Grand Cross, 20 Knights
Commanders, and 25 Companions. Under Letters Patent of Dec. 31,
1850, and Statutes of Jan. 31, 1851, the constitution of the Order was
modified, but it still remained confined to the Ionian Islands and Malta.
The Ionian islands were ceded to Greece in 1863, and shortly after-
wards the Order was completely reconstituted.
By Statutes of Dec. 4, 1868 (gazetted July 1, 1869), as modified by
Statutes of Apr. 3, 1869 (gazetted July 1, 1869), the persons admissible
into the Order were to be natural-born or naturalized British subjects
who had held office in or rendered services in relation to the Colonies.
By the same Statutes the Order was declared to consist of the Sovereign,
the Grand Master, 25 Knights Grand Cross, 60 Knights Commanders, and
100 Companions, with power to the Sovereign to appoint extra members
of the first and second classes, and to increase the numbers of each class.
By Statutes of May 30, 1877, (gazetted same day), the numbers were
increased to 35 Knights Grand Cross, 120 Knights Commanders, and 200
Companions, with power to appoint extra and honorary members.
By Statutes of May 24, 1879, the Order was extended to reward
services rendered to the Crown in relation to foreign affairs, and the
numbers were again increased to 50 Knights Grand Cross, 150 Knights
Commanders, and 260 Companions, power to appoint extra members and
to increase the numbers being still reserved to the Sovereign. By
Statute of June 28, 1886, 8 Knights Commanders and 9 Companions
were added as additional members, and by a later Statute of Mar. 21,
1887, these were made ordinary members, the numbers of the Order
being increased to this extent.
The officers of the Order now are—
PRELATE. SECRETARY. REGISTRAR.
CHANCELLOR. KING OF ARMs. OFFICER OF ARMs.
The Order is styled—
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE.
794
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND
GRAND
1818.
1825. F.M. Adolphus
ST. GEORGE.
MASTERS AND PRINCIPAL KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS OF THE
ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE.
Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Maitland, gr.
mast., Apr. 27; d. 1824.
Fredk., D. of
Cambridge, gr. mast., June 20;
decl. 1st, or ppal. G.C.M.G., Aug.
16, 1832; d. July 8, 1850.
1851.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D. of
Cambridge, app. 1st or ppal.
G.C.M.G. ; re-app. as gr. mast.
and 1st or ppal. G.C.M.G., May
23, 1869, G., and May 30, 1877,
G.
KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS OF THE ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST.
GEORGE.
(G.C.M.G.)
1818. Lt.-gen. Sir Thos. Maitland, Apr.
1818,
Nov. 18.
1818.
Dec. 16.
1819.
1828.
1829.
1831.
1832.
27 (Gr. M.).
Emanuel Baron Theotoky.
Stamo Calichispulo.
Antonio, Ct. Comuto.
W.-adm. Sir Chas.
Penrose.
Giuseppe Borg Olivier.
Raffaele Crispino Xerri.
W.-adm. sir Thos. Fras.
mantle, Oct. 26.
Fredk, 6th E. of Guildford, Oct.
26.
Vinicombe
Fre-
Adm. Sir Graham Moore, Sept.
28; res. 1823; re-inv. Aug. 24,
1832.
Lt.-gen. Sir Fredk. Adam, Dec.
27
Ct. Nicolo Anino, Mar. 1.
Adm. sir Harry Burrard Neale,
bt., Jan. 16; res. 1826; re-
inv. Aug. 24, 1832.
F.M. Pr. Adolphus Fredk. D. of
Cambridge(Gr.M., &c.),June 20.
Marino Veja, July 30.
Adm. Sir Edwd. Codrington, Apr.
23; res. 1828; re-inv. Aug.
24, 1832.
M.-gen. hon. Sir Fredk. Caven-
dish Ponsonby, Nov. 5.
Adm. sir Pulteney Malcolm, Jan.
21 ; res. 1831; re-app. Aug. 16,
1832.
W.-adm. hon. Sir Hy. Hotham,
July 4.
Giuseppe
May 28.
Giovanni Cappadoca, June 6.
Angiolo Condari, June 6.
Sir Jas. Macdonald, bt., June 22.
Lt.-gen. Sir Alexr. Woodford.
June 30.
Geo., &c., ld. Nugent (son of Geo.,
Calcedonio Debono,
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837,
May 10.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1842.
1843.
1844.
2nd E. Temple and 1st M. of
Buckingham), Aug. 12.
Col. Fredk. Hankey, May 4.
R.-adm. Thos. Briggs, June 26.
Spiridion Vittor, Ct. Bulgari,
July 7.
Adm. Sir
Feb. 22.
Lt.-gen. Sir Howard Douglas, bt.,
Mar. 18.
Paolo, Ct. Parisio, Apr. 2.
Lt. gen. Sir Hy. Fredk. Bouve-
rie, Sept. 28.
Gen. Hy. Pigot.
Gen. Thos., ld. Lymedoch.
Adm. hon, Robt. Stopford.
Adm. Sir Geo. Martin.
Gen. Sir Martin Hunter.
Gen. Wm. Wilkinson.
Lt.-gen. Sir Chas.
Egerton.
Gen. Sir John Oswald.
Lt.-gen. Sir Hudson Lowe.
W.-adm. Sir Richd. Hussey Hus-
sey.
M.-gen. Sir Patr. Ross.
Pietro Petrezzopulo, Apr. 26.
V.-adm. Sir Geo. Eyre, May 2.
Sir Wittor Caridi, Aug. 31.
Sir Francisco Muzzan, July 7.
Sir Pietro Coidan, July 7.
Sir Nichs. Harris Nicolas, Oct. 6.
Pr. Fras. Albt. Augs. Chas.
Emanuel, Pr. of Saxe-Coburg
and Gotha, Consort of Q. Vic-
toria, Jan. 15.
Demetrio, Ct. Della Decima, Jan.
21.
Sir Agostino Randon, Mar. 18.
Lt.-gen. John, ld. Seaton, July 3.
Lºn. hon. Patr. Stuart, July
Josias Rowley, bt.,
Bulkeley
Antonio, Ct. Theotoky, Dec. 16.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
795
1845.
1850.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1860.
1864.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1869,
Tune 30.
1870.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877,
May 30.
1878.
Pr. Geo. Fredk. Wm. Chas., aft.
D. of Cambridge, June 26; aft.
Gr. M.
Spiridione Facco Stefano.
Hy. Geo. Ward.
Demetrio, Ct. Salomon, Sept. 7.
Candiano, Ct. Roma.
Demetrio, Ct. Carrusa.
Vincenzo Casolani.
Alessandro Damaschini.
Sir John Young, bt.
Sir Ignatius Gavin Bonavita.
Giuseppe Maria, Baron de Piro.
Sir Demetrio Valsamachi.
Dionisio, Ct. Flamburiari.
Col. Hy. Knight Storks.
M,-gen. John Gaspard Le Mar-
chant.
Geo. Fergusson Bowen, Apr. 16.
Sir Paolo Dingli.
Sir Pietro Armeni Braila, May 21.
Sir Georgio Marcoran.
Sir Adriano Dingli, Apr. 24.
Sir Edwd. Victor Houlton, Apr. 24.
Lt.-gen. Sir Patr. Grant, Sept.
Chas. Stanley, 4th visc. Monck,
June 23.
Edwd. Geoffr., 14th E. of Derby.
Hy. Geo., 3rd E. Grey.
John, 1st E. Russell.
Alf. Ern. Alb., D. of Edinburgh,
July 2.
Edwd. Geo. Earle Lytton, 1st là.
Lytton, Jan. 15.
Pr. Arth. Wm. Patr. Alb., aft.
D. of Connaught, &c., Apr.
16.
John Hy. Thos., 3rd visc. Canter-
bury, June 25.
Sir Hy. Barclay, Mar. 9.
Sir John Peter Grant, Mar. 9.
M.-gen. Sir Garnet Jos. Wolse-
ley, aft. visc. Wolseley, Mar.
31.
John Hawley Glover, May 8.
Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robin-
son, Jan. 28.
Sir Datu Tummongong Abubakr
Sri, Mahar. of Johore, May 1.
Fredk. Temple, E. of Dufferin,
&c., aft. M. of Dufferin and Ava,
May. 26.
Alb. Edwd., Pr, of Wales.
Geo. Aug. Constantine, 2nd M. of
Normanby.
Lt.-gen.sir Arthur Purves Phayre,
Jan. 24.
Hon. Sir Arth. Hamilton Gordon,
Feb. 6.
M.-gen. Sir Wm. Fras. Drummond
Jervois, May 25.
| Sir Alexr. Tilloch Galt, May 25.
Sir Hy. Drummond Wolff, Aug. 15.
The King of Siam, Sept. 7.
Sir John Douglas Sutherland
1879,
May 24.
1879,
Aug. 29.
1879.
1880,
May 28.
1881,
May 24.
1881.
1882.
1883,
May 24.
1883.
1884.
1885,
June 6.
1885.
1886.
1886,
May 29.
1887.
1887,
May 24.
1887,
June 21
Campbell, c.c. M. of Lorne,
Sept. 23.
Sir John Rose, bt., Oct. 29.
Richd. Bickerton, ld. Lyons.
Odo Wm. Leopold Russell, c. c.
ld. Odo Russell ; aft. la. Ampt-
hill.
Sir Antonio Micallef.
Sir Chas. Lennox Wyke.
Sir Richd. Wood.
Nuba. Pasha, Oct. 9.
Somditch Pra Paramindr Maha.
Chulalonkorn, K. of Siam, Nov.
22.
Pr. Leopold Geo. Duncan Albt.,
aft. D. of Albany.
Gen. Sir Arth. Borton.
Sir Arth. Edwd. Kennedy.
Gen. Sir Harry St. George Ord.
Ralakana, K. of the Hawaiian
Islands, July 23.
Sir Harry Smith Parkes, Nov. 26.
M.-gen. Sir Hy. Evelyn Wood,
Feb. 17.
John Hy. Brand, Pres. Orange Fr.
St., Mar. 23.
Fred., ld. Blachford.
Sir Hy. Ernest Bulwer,
Sir Jas. Robt. Longden.
Seyyid Barghash-bin-Said, Sultan
of Zanzibar, Oct. 29.
Hy. Chas. Keith, 5th M.
Lansdowne, Jan. 28.
Sir Robt. Richd. Torrens, May
24,
Sir Alfred Stephen, May 24.
Sir John Hay Drummond Hay,
Dec. 4.
Chas. Robt., 3rd ld. Carrington.
M.-gen. Sir Andr. Clarke.
Sir Anthy. Musgrave.
Sir Fredk. Aloysius Weld.
Sir Edwd. Baldwin Malet, June 26.
Lt.-gen. Sir Gerald Graham,
Aug. 25.
M.-Gen. Sir Chas. Warren, Oct. 4.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, Dec. 1.
Sir Wm. Arthur White, Jan. 28.
Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, bt.,
aft. la. Knutsford, Jam. 28.
Sir Chas. Tupper, Feb. 1.
Sir John Kirk, Feb. 2.
Sir Robt. Burnett David Morier,
Feb. 13.
Lt.-gen. Sir Robt. Biddulph.
Sir Fras. Clare Ford, May 29.
M.-gen. Sir Geo. Cumine Strahan,
Jan. 29.
Gen. Sir John
Simmons.
Gen. Sir Hy. Wylie Norman.
Sir Hy. Brougham Loch.
Sir Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson.
Sir Edwd. Wm. Stafford.
Sir Thos. Elder.
of
Lintorn Arabin
796
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1888.
Sir Ronald Ferguson Thomson,
Jan. 10.
Sir Hy. Parkes, Jan. 28.
Sir Hy. Turner Irving, May 24.
Sir Danl. Cooper, bt., May 24.
1888.
1889.
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER
1818.
Nov. 18.
1818.
1819.
1820,
Feb. 26.
1820.
1821.
1822.
1823.
1825.
1832.
1833,
Feb. 9.
1833.
1835.
1836.
1839.
1840.
1842.
1844,
May 27.
1844.
1849.
1850.
1854.
GEORGE.
(K.C.M.G.)
Vittor Caridi. 1854.
Antonio, Ct. Theotoky. 1855.
Dionizio Bulzo. 1856.
Col. Fredk. Hankey.
Giuseppe Nicolo Zammit, Dec. 16.
Rd. Plasket, Dec. 16.
M.-gen. Sir Patr. Ross, Nov. 9.
Capt. hon. Anthy Maitland.
Nicolo, Ct. Anino.
Giovanni Cappadoca.
Marino Veja.
Col. Sir Fredk. Stovin.
Alexr. Wood.
Basilio Zavo, July 19.
Demetrio, Ct. Foscardi, Mar. 14.
Giacomo Calichiopulo Manzaro,
Mar. 14.
Paolo, Ct. Parisio, Jan. 31.
M.-gen. Robt. Travers, Feb. 20.
Francesco Muzzan, Mar, 1.
Pietro Coidan, June 30.
Angiolo Condari, June 30.
Jos. Russell, June 22.
Sir Nichs. Harris Nicolas (with
rank of senior K.C.M.G.), Aug.
16.
Vincenzo Casolani.
Giuseppe Marq. Testaferrata.
Spiridion Vittor, Ct. Bulgari.
Pietro Petrizzopulo
Edwd. Stuart Baynes. June 26.
Vincenzo, Ct. Mandu.ca, July 17.
Claudio Vincenzo Bonnici, June 11.
Ignatius Gavin Bonavita, Apr. 2.
Hector Greig, Jan. 26.
Stamo Gangadi, Aug. 30.
Agostino Randon, Aug. 30.
M.-gen. Fras., Ct. Rivarola, Nov.
30.
Demetrio, Ct. Della Decima,
July 7.
Altavilla Calichiopulo, Sept. 14.
Angiolo Calichiopulo, Jan. 21.
Giuseppe Maria, Baron de Piro,
Mar. 18.
Demetrius Valsamachi.
Plato Petrides.
Dionisio, Ct. Flamburiari.
Georgio Cazzaiti, Dec. 16.
Antonio, Ct. Dusmani, Dec.
Anastasio Tipaldo Xidian.
Alessandro Damaschini.
Agostino Portelli.
Georgio Marcoran.
1857.
1859.
1860,
1862.
1864.
1868.
1869,
June 23.
1869,
June 30.
1870.
1871.
1872.
Sir Evelyn Baring, June 2.
Sir Chas. Johnson Brooke, June 2.
The Sultan of Zanzibar.
Mortimer, ld. Sackville, Sept. 10.
Sir Hugh Lowe, Jan.
OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST
Jno. Fraser.
Spiridione Valsamachi.
Pietro Armeni Braila.
Wm. H. Thornton.
Geo. Fergusson Bowen.
Paolo Dingli.
Demetrio, Ct. Curcumelli, July 9.
Andrea Mustoxidi.
Jas. Philip Lacaita, Mar. 30.
Sir Chas. Eurwicke Douglas, bt.
Apr. 4.
Antonio Micallef.
Adriano Dingli.
Victor Houlton.
Peter Smith.
Spiridiome Valaoriti, July 14.
Hy. Drummond Wolff.
Chas. Sebright, May 27.
Major Wilfred Brett, Oct. 13.
Ct. Nichs. Scebarras Bologna.
Col. Thos. Gore Browne. .
Fras. Hincks.
Jas. Walker.
M.-gen. Chas. Hastings Doyle.
Paul Edma. de Strzlecki.
Geo. Wm., Baron Lyttelton.
Fredk. Peel,
Chas Bowyer Adderley, aft. li.
Norton.
Sir Fredc. Rogers, bt.
Sir Hercules Geo. Robt. Robinson.
Alexr. Tilloch Galt,
Hy. Taylor.
Thos. Fredk. Elliot.
Jno. Rose, Jan. 15.
Thos. Wm. Clinton Murdoch,
Jan. 15.
Hon. Wm. Coutts Keppel, c.c.
visc. Bury; aft. li. Ashford,
Aug. 24.
Lt.-gen. hon. Jas. Lindsay, Dec. 22.
Col. Garnet Jos. Wolseley, aft.
visc. Wolseley, Dec. 22.
Hon. Arth. Hamilton Gordon,
Feb. 23. tº
Sir Rd. Graves MacDonnell, Feb.
23.
Sir Arth. Edwd. Kennedy, Sept. 29.
Sir Benjn. Chilley Campbell Pine,
Sept. 29.
Chas. Cowper, Feb. 23.
Geo. Frede. Verdon, Feb. 23.
Somerset, Rd., E. of Belmore,
Mar. 27.
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797
1872. Robt. Tºd. Torrens, Aug. 31.
Hy. Ayers, Nov. 30.
1873. Col. Andr. Clarke, Mar. 27.
1874, Geo. Augs. Constantine, M. of
Mar. 9. Normanby.
Sir Alfr. Stephen.
Sir Jas. McCulloch.
Jno. O'Shanassy.
Jno. Scott.
1874. Col. Fras. Worgan Festing, May 8.
1874, Col. Stephen Jno. Hill.
May 28. Col. Wm. Fras. Drummond
Jervois.
Penrose Goodchild Julyan.
Hy. Ernest Bulwer, July 23.
Donald Maclean, July 23.
1874, Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt.
Sept. 28. Edwd. Deas Thomson.
Jno. Sealy.
1875, Chas, Du Cane.
Mar. 5. Geo. Macleay.
1875, Fras. Fortescue Turville.
May 28. Hon. Geo. Wm. Hamilton, c.c.
visc. Kirkwall; aft. E. of
()rkney.
Chas. Sladen.
Julius Vogel.
Anthy. Musgrave.
Rawson Wn). Rawson.
Wm. Hy. Gregory, Feb. 19.
Jas, Robt. Longden, Mar. 13.
Chas, Peter Layard, Mar. 13.
Theophilus Shepstone, Aug. 14.
Sir Hy. Thurstan Holland, bt.,
aft. la. Knutsford.
Wm. Wellington Cairns.
Lt.-col. Hy. Fitzharding Berkeley
Maxse.
Wm. Fitzherbert.
M.-gen. Sir Harry St. Geo. Ord.
Sir Redmond Barry.
Sir Hy. Watson Parker.
Jno. Bayley Darwall.
Steph. Walcott.
Wm. Cleaver Fras. Robinson.
Maj. Robt. Miller Mundy.
M.-gen. Patr. Leonard M*Dougall.
M.-gen. Jno. Hy. Lefroy.
M.-gen. Edwd. Selby Smyth.
Brig.-gen. Robt. Michael Laffan.
Jno. Robertson.
Hy. Parkes.
Arthur Blyth.
Sir Chas. Gavan Duffy.
Gen. Jno. Jarvis Bisset.
Rd. Wood.
Albert Smith.
Hy. Turmer Irving.
Sanford Freeling.
Sir Jas. Milne Wilson.
Jno. Hay.
Archd. Michie.
Fredk, B. T. Carter.
1878. Fras. Philip Cunliffe Owen, Oct.
29.
1875,
Aug. 30.
1876.
1877,
May 1.
1877,
May 30.
1877,
Dec. 10.
1878,
May 25.
J
1879.
1879,
May 24.
1879.
1880.
Somditch Chas. Phya Sura-
wongse, formerly regent of
Siam, Jan. 29.
The Raja Ahmed Taj Udin bin
Sultan Zain Alrashid Kedah,
Apr. 30.
Rachad Pacha.
Sir Narcisse Fortunat Belleau.
Wm. Taylour Thomson.
Wm. Pearce Howland.
Chas. Tupper.
Saml. Leonard Tilley.
Geo. Buckley Mathew.
Geo. Welsh Kellner.
M.-gen. Edwd. Wolstenholme
Ward.
Dr. Ferdinand Von Mueller,
Geo. Brown.
Alexr. Campbell.
Rd. Jno. Cartwright.
Edwd. Wm. Stafford.
Wm. Fox.
Riaz Pasha, July 31.
Sir Daml. Brooke Robertson, Aug.
29.
Jno. Luke Geo., E. of Donough-
more, Oct. 9.
M.-gen. hon. Hy. Hugh Clifford,
Dec. 19.
Col. Chas. Knight Pearson, Dec.
19.
Sir Julian Pauncefote.
M.-gen. Edwd. Bruce Hamley,
Jan. 12.
Chas. Rivers Wilson, Jan. 12.
Col. Wm. Owen Lanyon, Apr. 6.
Col. Baker Creed Russell, Apr. 6.
Thos. Geo. Knox, Apr. 12.
1881.
1881,
May 24.
1881.
M.-gen. Robt. Biddulph, Apr 12.
Jno. Pope Hennessy, Apr. 21.
Surg.-Maj. Saml. Rowe, Apr. 21.
Maj. Geo. Cumine Strahan, May 28.
Frdk. Aloysius Weld, May 28.
Wm. Vallance Whiteway, May 28.
Chao Phya Bhanuwongse Maha
Kosa Tibodi Phraklang, July 10,
cº Jno. Carstairs McNeill, Aug.
7.
Sir Daml. Cooper, bt., Oct. 25.
Patrick Jennings, Oct. 25.
Virgile Naz, Nov. 3.
Spenser St. John, Mar. 28.
Sir Fras. Dillon Bell.
Geo. Berkeley.
Hector Louis Langevin.
M.-gen. Geo. Richd. Greaves.
Arthur Hunter Palmer.
Lt.-gen, Jno. Summerfield Haw-
kins.
Lt.-col. Chas Wm. Wilson.
Donald Currie, July 25.
Patr. Jos. Keenan, July 25.
Jno. Kirk, Sept. 5.
Joshua Peter Bell, Nov. 24,
Auckland Colvin, Nov. 26.
798
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
1882.
1882,
May 24.
1882.
1882,
Aug. 18.
1883,
May 24.
1883.
1884,
Feb. 1.
1884.
1884,
May 24.
1884.
1885.
1885,
June 6.
1885,
June 26.
Gen. I'dwd. Stanton, Feb. 1.
Sir Jno. Hy. De Williers, Feb. 17.
V.-adm. Richd. Jas., E. of Clan-
william, Mar. 3.
Fras. Savage Reilly, Apr. 17.
Robt. Hart, Apr. 17.
Cornelius Hendericksen Kort-
right.
Wm. Brampton Gordon.
Col. Wm. Bellairs.
Geo. Stoddart Whitmore.
Saul Samuels.
Count Giorgio Sérafimo Ciantar
(Palislogo) Barone di San
Giovanni.
Jno. Hall.
Edwd. Mortimer Archibald, Aug.
12.
Jno. Chas. Molteno.
Wm. Chas. Sargeaunt.
M.-gen. Archd. Edwd. Harbord
Anson.
Mohamed Sultan Pasha, Oct. 28.
Wm. McArthur, Nov. 17.
Thos. McIlwraith, Nov. 17.
Col. Redvers Hy. Buller, Nov. 24.
Wrm. Robinson.
Geo. Wm. Des Voeux.
Col. Robt. Wm. Harley
Chas. Cameron Lees.
Fredk. Palgrave Barlee.
Jno. Douglas.
Chas, Hutton Gregory.
Lt.-col. Chas. Bullen Hugh Mit-
chell.
Hugh Low.
Wm. Morgan.
Ambrose Shea.
Col. Chas. Warren.
Constantine Geo.
July 9.
Lt.-gen. hon. Leicester Smyth.
Sir Geo. Wigram Allen.
Fredk. Whitaker.
Lt.-col. Fras. Walter de Winton.
Sir Chas. Augs. Hartley, Feb. 19.
Surg.-gen. Wm. Guyer Hunter.
Thos. Chas. Scanlen.
Col. Wm. Crossman.
Fredk. Napier Broome.
Arthur Elibank Havelock.
David Lewis Macpherson, July 28.
Ronald Ferguson Thomson, Aug.
14.
Moustapha Bey Jawer, Mudir of
Dongola, Dec. 3.
Wm. Arthur White, Mar. 16.
Hy. Percy Anderson, Mar. 16.
Gerald FitzGerald, May 15.
Adams Geo. Archibald.
Chas. Mills.
M.-gen. Peter Ily. Scratchley.
Alexr. Stuart.
Hon. Lionel Sackville Sackville
West.
Zerondacchi,
1885.
June 26.
1885,
1885,
Aug. 25.
1885.
1886.
1886,
May 29.
1886,
June 28.
1886.
1887,
Apr. 18.
1887,
May 24.
1887,
June 21.
1887,
June 21.
Fras. Clare Ford.
Thos. Williers Lister.
Halliday Macartney, Aug. 10.
Josh. Phillippe René Adolphe
Caron.
M.-gen. Fredk. Dobson Middleton.
Edwd. Zohrab Pasha.
Jno. Fowler, Sept. 1.
Col. Jno. Underwood Bateman-
Champain, Dec. 31.
Frank Cavendish Lascelles, Jam.
28.
Hon. Fras. Rd. Plunkett, Feb. 13.
Capt. Rd. Fras. Burton, Feb. 13.
Abdul Samat Samat, Sultan of
Selangore.
Sir Jno. Coode.
Lt.-col. Marshall Jas. Clarke.
Cecil Clementi Smith.
Donald Alexr. Smith.
Robt. Stout.
Hon. Wm. Stuart.
Chas. Crespigny, ld. Vivian.
Hon. Edma. Jno. Monson.
Lt.-col. Robt. Lambert Playfair.
Sir Saml. Devonport.
Fras. Knollys.
Arth. Nonus Birch.
Arth. Hodgson.
Jno. Fras. Julius Von Haast.
Augs. Jno. Adderley.
Jas. Fras. Garrick.
Graham Berry.
Saml. Walker Griffith, July 23.
Sir Horace Rumbold, Aug. 6.
Francis Ottiwell Adams, Aug. 6.
Francis Beilby Alston, Aug. 6.
Sir Wm. Foster Stawell, Oct. 25.
Jno. Gordon Sprigg, Oct. 25.
Jno. Staples (ld. may. London),
Nov. 9.
Walter Lawry Buller, Nov. 9.
Robt. Thorburn.
Jno. W. Downer.
Thos. Upington.
Jas. Ilorimer.
Robt. Wisdom.
Wm. Hillier, E. of Onslow.
Jenico Wrm. Jos., visc. Gormans-
town.
Jas. Hector.
Wm. Brandford Griffith.
Lt.-col. Jno. Terence Nicolls
O’Brien.
Col. Fredk. Carrington.
Jno. Bates Thurston.
Edwd. Newton.
Malcolm Fraser.
Wm. Hy. Marsh.
Sidney Godolphin Alexr. Shippard.
Jno. Wm. Akerman.
Jas. Alexr. Grant.
M.-gen. Christr. Chas. Teesdale.
Col. Colin Campbell Scott Mon-
crieff.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
799
1887,
June 21.
1887.
1888.
1888,
Jan. 28.
1888,
May 24.
Wm. Kirby Green.
Col. Chas. Edwd. Mansfield.
Clement Lloyd Hill.
Jno. Hy. Fawcett.
Geo. Dashwood Taubman Goldie.
Mustapha Fehmy Pasha.
Jno. Antoimadis.
Edgar Vincent, Aug. 1.
Sir Thos. Hy, Sanderson. Aug. 18.
Col. Robt. Murdoch Smith, R.E.,
Jam. 2.
John Pender, Jan. 2.
Geo. Smyth Baden-Powell.
Harry Albert Atkinson.
Edwin Thos. Smith.
Fredk. Young.
Michael Hy. Gallwey.
Hon. Walter Francis
Hutchinson.
1888,
May 24.
1888,
June 2.
1888.
1889,
Jan.
Hely-
John Fredk. Dickson.
Edwd. Noel Walker.
Capt. John Chas. Ready Colomb.
Chas. Alfred Cookson.
Jas. Wm. Redhouse.
Alfred Dent.
Fredk. Wm. Smythe.
Zulfikar Pasha.
Osman Pasha Orphi.
John Sparrow David Thompson.
Jas. Spearman Winter
John. Hy. Gibbs Bergne.
Hy. Arth. Blake, Nov. 7.
Sir Herbert Bruce Sandford.
Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy.
Jos. Wm. Trutch.
Lt.-gen. Thos. Lionel John Gall-
wey.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE.
1818,
1818.
1840.
1832.
1818.
1818.
1832.
1818,
1822.
* - -
1826.
PREIATEs.
Wiscoro Macario, Prelate in
Ionian Islands, Nov. 17; d.
Sept. 14. 1827.
Giuseppe Bartolomeo Xerri, 1877.
prelate in Malta, Dec. 15; d.
Nov. 28, 1841. 1878.
Crissanthos Masullo, abp. of
CHANCELLORs.
Sir Nichs. Harris Nicolas, Aug. 1877.
16 ; d. 1848.
Duties performed by ch. clk. in
Colonial Office until
SECRETARIES.
Col. Fredk. Hankey, Nov. 17, res. 1877.
June 20, 1833.
Duties performed by ch, clk. in
Colonial Office until
Corfu, May 21, and the abps.
of Corfu for the time being
until
Geo. Augs. Selwyn, bp. of Lich-
field, May 30, G.
Chas. Perry, bp. of New Zealand,
May 25, G.
Chas. Cox, aft, Sir C., May 30,
G
Robt. Geo. Wyndham Herbert,
aft. Sir R., May 30., G.
RINGS OF ARMs.
Sir Geo. Nayler (Garter K. A.),
Nov. 17; d. Oct. 28, 1831.
Sir Nichs. Harris Nicolas, May
20; made Chanc. Aug. 16,
1832.
Chas. Eurwicke Douglas, aft.
Sir C., Oct, 12.
1859.
1869.
REGISTRARs.
Capt. Wm. Richd. Pepper Arden, 1832.
Nov. 17 ; res. 1822.
Lieut. Hy. Dundas Maclean, Feb.
20; res. 1824.
Lt.-col. Jos. Rudsdell, aft. Sir J.,
Apr. 10; res. 1832.
1877.
Hy. Drummond Wolff,aft. Sir H.,
Apr. 5.
Albert Wm. Woods, aft. Sir A. ;
on reconstitution of order, wt.
supra.
Geo. Hildeyard Tennyson Deyn-
court, Nov. 12; res. Apr. 1839.
Duties performed by ch. clk. in
Colonial Office until
hº Robt. Hy. Meade, May 30
800 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
THIS ORDER was instituted by Iletters Patent dated Feb. 23, 1861
(gazetted June 25, 1861), and is, as its name implies, essentially an Order
connected with the British Empire in India. As originally constituted
the Order consisted of the Sovereign, a Grand Master, and 25 Knights,
together with such extra and honorary knights as the Sovereign should
appoint, with power to confer the Order on native princes and chiefs of
India. The Viceroy of India for the time being was made ea:-officio
Grandmaster of the Order.
By Letters Patent dated March 28, 1866 (gazetted May 25, 1866),
the Order was reconstituted so as to consist of the Sovereign, the
Grand Master, 25 Imights Grand Commanders, 50 Knights Commanders,
and 100 Companions, with power to appoint extra and honorary
members.
The constitution of the Order was again extended in 1875 and 1876,
and now consists of the Sovereign, the Grand Master, 30 Knights Grand
Commanders, 72 Knights Commanders, and 144 Companions, with power
to appoint extra and honorary members as before.
The Statutes enable the Sovereign to confer the dignity of Knight
Grand Commander upon princes and chiefs of India, who have entitled
themselves to the Royal favour, and upon such British subjects as have
by important and loyal services rendered by them to the Indian Empire,
merited the Royal favour; and to confer the dignity of Knight Com-
mander and Companion upon persons who by their conduct or services
in the Indian Empire have merited the Royal favour.
The officers of the Order are—
REGISTRAR. SECRETARY.
The Order is styled—
THE Most ExALTED ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
GRAND MASTERS OF THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
1861. June 25. Chas. Jno., visc. Canning, Viceroy of India, and his successors in that
office.
See “Viceroys of India,” ante, p. 649.
KNIGHTS GRAND COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF
INDIA.
(G.C.S.I.)
Promotion or KNIGIITs COMMANDERS ON THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORDER IN
1866, ut supra.
1866, Albert Edwd., Pr, of Wales. 1866, Geo. Fras. Robt., 3rd la. Harris.
May 24, Nizam-ool-Moolk Nuwab Tuzinat May 24. Mahar. Dhuleep Sing. :
Ali Khan, Nizam of Hydera- Runbeer Singh, Mahar. of Cash-
bad. In 01 0.
Gen. IIugh Wisc. Gough. Sir Geo. Russell Clerk.
Jyajeo Rao Sindhia, Mahar. of Tookoojee Rao Holkar, Mahar.
Gwalior. of Indore.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
801
Mahar. Khunde Rao, Guico war
of Baroda.
Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence,
bt., aft, ld. Lawrence.
Nuwab Sekunder, Begum of
Bhopal.
Gen. Sir Hugh Hy. Rose, aft. li.
Strathnairn.
Yoosuf Ali Khan, Nuwab of Ram-
pore. -
Gen. Sir Geo. Pollock, bt.
Seramudi Rajahye Hindostan
Raj.
Rajender Sree Mahar. Dheeraj
1866,
May 24.
1866, Sewall Ram Sing, Bahadoor
May 24. of Jyepore.
Furgund Dilbund Rasekhul
Itgad Dowlut-i-Englishia, &c.,
Bahadoor of Kuppoorthulla.
Mahar. Rughoo Raj Sing, Baha-
door of Reevar.
Sir lly. Bartle Edwd. Frere.
The Mahar. of Joudpore.
Sir Robt. Montgomery.
The Mahar. of Travancore.
Gen. Sir Wm. Rose Mansfield,
aft. la. Sandhurst.
The Mahar. of Kerowlee.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
Erishnar Raj. Wadyah, Mahar.
of Mysore, May 24.
Lt.-gen, Sir Robt. Napier, aft lá.
Napier of Magdala, Sept. 16.
Ismail Pasha of Egypt, Aug 27.
Sir Wm. Robt. Seymour Vesey
FitzGerald, Dec. 8.
The Rana of Dholepore, June 2.
Alfred lùrnest Albert, D. of Edin-
burgh, Feb. 7.
Mohender Sing Mahar. of Puttiala,
May 28.
The Nawab Salar Jung Bahadoor,
May 28.
Ferd. de Lesseps, Aug. 19.
Dhoraj Sumbho Sing, Mahar.
of Oodeypore, May 20.
The Rao Pragmuljee of Cutch,
May 20.
Thos. Geo., E. of Northbrook,
May 3. -
The Newab Shah Jehan, Begum
of Bhopal, May 31.
Mahar. Jung Bahadoor Kunwar
Ranajee.
Gen. Sir Jno. Low.
Lt. gen. Sir Neville Bowles Cham-
berlain.
1873. Hajee Murza Hussein Khan, July
4.
1875. Pr. Tewfik Pasha, aft. Khedive
of Egypt, May 3.
1875, Raj. Rajessur Mahar. Dhiraj.
Dec. 31. Jeswunt Sing, Bahadoor of Jodh-
Ull".
Fºund Dilpizir Nawab Mahum-
mad Kulb Ali Khan, Bahadoor
of Rampore.
Furzund Dilbund Rasekhul Itgad
Dowlut-i-Englishia Raj. Rugbir
Sing, Bahadoor of Jheend.
1876. Edwd. Robt. Lytton, E. of Lytton,
Apr. 12. w
1876, Rd. Plant., &c., D. of Bucking-
June 28, ham and Chandos.
Sir Philip Edmd. Wodehouse.
1877, Arth. Wm. Patr. Albert, D. of
Jan. 1. Connaught.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873,
May 24.
1877, Ram Sing, Mahar. of Bundi.
Jan. 1, Jaswant Sing, Mahar. of Bhurt-
pore.
Shri Prasad Sing Narain, Mahar.
of Benares.
Azim Jah Bahadoor Zapir-ud-
dowla, Pr. of Arcott.
1877. Pr. Leopold Geo. Duncan Albert,
aft. D. of Albany, Jan. 25.
Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D.
Cambridge, June 2.
1878, Cherif Pasha.
Jan. 1. Sir Rd. Temple, bt.
of
1878. Sir Jno. Strachy, Apr. 30.
Safvet Pasha, Aug. 27.
1879, Mir Khodadad, Rhan of Khelat.
July 29. Gen. Sir Fredk. Paul Haines.
The Raj. of Nabha.
1880. Gathorne, visc. Cranbrook, Apr.
20.
The Nawab of Bahawulpur,Nov.9.
1881. Sujjun Sing, Mahar. of Udaipur,
May 24.
1882, The Mahar. of Travancore.
May 23, Nawab Ikbal-ud-dowlah of Oudh
(Bagdad).
1884, Chama Rajendra Wadeir, Mahar.
of Mysore, May 23.
Asaf Jah, Nizarn of Hyderabad,
Nov. 17.
1885. Sir Jas. Fergusson, bt., Feb. 25.
Abdul Rahman Khan, Amir of
Afghanistan, Apr. 11.
Gen. Sir Donald Martin Stewart,
bt., Dec. 7.
1886, Syud Toorkee, Sultan of Muscat.
Jan. 1. Mahar. Mangal Sing of Ulwar
Takht Sinhji Thaken, Sahib of
Bhaunagar
1887, Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone
July 28. Grant-Duff.
1887, Mahar. Sayaji Rao, Bahadoor,
Feb. 15. Gaekwar of Baroda.
The Maharama Futteh Sing
Bahadoor of Meywar, Oodey-
pore.
Raja Shamsher Prakash, Baha-
door of Sirmur (Nahum).
51
802
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1887. The Mahar. Holkar of Indore,
June 30.
Massond Mirza Yemin-ed-dowleh,
Zil-es, Sultan of Persia, Nov. 1.
1888.
The Mahar. Sawai Madhu Sing
of Jeypore, Jan. 1.
The Mahar. Rama Varma of
Travancore, May 24.
RNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
1831,
June 25.
1861,
Aug. 19.
1863,
Nov. 11.
1864,
Dec. 10.
1866,
Feb. 12.
1866,
May 24.
ORIGINAL KNIGHTS.
Fras. Albert, &c., Pr. Consort of
Q. Victoria.
Albert Edwd., Pr. of Wales.
Nizam Ool Moolk Nuwab Tuyinat
Ali Khan, Nizam of Hydrabad.
Gen. Hugh, visc. Gough.
Jyajee Rao Sindhia, Mahar. of
Gwalior.
Geo. Fras. Robt., 3rd ld. Harris.
Mahar. Duleep Sing.
Gen. Colin, ld, Clyde.
Runbeer Sing, Mahar. of Cash-
IOleI'ê.
Sir Geo. Russell Clerk.
1861,
June 25.
Tookoojee Rao, Holkar, Mahar. of
Indore.
Mahar. Khunde Rao, Guicowar of
Baroda.
Sir Jno. Laird Mair Lawrence,
bt., aft. li. Lawrence.
Nurendur Sing, Mahar. of Putiala.
Lt.-gen Sir Jas. Outram. -
Nerwab Segumder, Begum o
Bhopal.
Gen. Sir Hugh Hy. Rose, aft. li.
Strathnairn.
Yoosuf Ali Khan, Nuwab of Ram-
pore.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
F. M. Stapleton, visc. Comber-
IOleI’6.
Gen. Sir Geo. Pollock, aft. bt.
Seramudi Rajahye Hindostan Raj.
Rajender Sree Mahar. Dheeraj
Sewall Ram Sing, Bahadoor of
Jyepore.
Furzund Dilbund Rasekool Ilah-
gad Dowlut-i-Englishia Raj.
Suroop Sing Bahadoor of
Jheend.
Fuzzund Dilbund Rasekhul Itgad
Dowlut-i-Englishia, Bahadoor
of Kuppoorthulla.
Mahar. Rughoo Raj. Sing, Baha-
door of Reevar.
Sir Hy. Bartle Edwd. Frere.
The Mahar. of Joudpore.
Sir Robt. Montgomery.
The Mahar. of Travancore.
Gen. Sir Wm. Rose Mansfield, aft.
ld. Sandhurst.
The Mahar. of Kerowlee.
The Rajah Shreemun Mahar.
Chuttroputtee Shahabe Dam
Altaphoo.
Cecil Beadon.
The Nawab Jung Salar, Bahadoor
of Hyderabad.
Donald Friell McLeod.
The Mahar. Jeypercash Sing,
Bahadoor of Deo in Behar.
Hy. Ricketts.
The Mahar. Mirza Gajapoti Raz
Maune, Sultan Zemindar of
Vizianagram Bahadoor.
Hy. Byng Harrington.
The Mahar. Dig Bijye Sing.
1866,
May 24.
1866.
1867,
Feb. 8.
1867,
May 24.
Walter Elliot.
Sharf-ul-Omrah Bahadoor.
Thos. Pycroft.
Rajah Jymungal Sing.
John Macpherson McLeod.
The Raj. Dinkur Rao.
M.-gen. Isaac Campbell Coffin.
The Raj. Redhakauth Deb.
M.-gen. Geo. St. Patrick
Ten Ce.
The Raj. of Drangadra.
M.-gen. Geo. Moyle Sherer Sherer.
Rajah Deo Narain Sing.
M.-gen. Sir Arth. Thos. Cotton.
Meer Shere Mahomed.
M.-gen. Sir Neville Bowles Cham-
berlain.
The Raj. Sahib Dyal Missar.
Geo. Udny Yule.
Tanjore Madava Rao Dewan.
Chas. John Wingfield.
The Thakoor Rawul Jeswunt
Singjee.
Col. Sir Herbert Benj. Edwardes.
Hakeem Saadut Ali Khan.
Col. Arnold Burrowes Kemball.
Sirdar Nihal Sing Chachi.
Lt.-col. Thos. Wilkinson.
Lt.-col. Robt. Wallace.
Lt.-col. Wm. Hy. Rhodes Green.
Maj. Geo. Wingate.
Datu Tummongong Abubakr Sri,
Mahar, of Johore, Sept. 17.
Col. Hy. Marion Durand.
Wm. Muir.
The Mahar. Sree Jowan Singjee.
Danl. Eliott.
Geo. Fredk. Harvey.
Law-
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
803
1867,
May 24.
1867,
Sept. 16.
1867.
1868,
Aug. 24.
1869,
June 2.
1870,
May 28.
1871,
May 20.
1871.
1872,
May 31.
1873.
1873,
May 24.
1873,
May 30.
1874.
1875.
1875,
Dec. 31.
1876,
May 7.
1877,
Jan. 1.
M.-gen. Wm. Hill.
M.-gen. Vincent Eyre.
The Raj. Jodhbir
Nadown.
Hy. Lacon Anderson.
Richd. Temple, aft. bt.
Col. Arthur Purves Phayre.
The Mahar. Maun of Oude Sing.
Col. Edwd. Robt. Wetherall.
Col. Wrm. West Turner.
Wm. Robt. Seymour Vesey Fitz-
Gerald, Oct. 22.
M.-gen. Edwd. Lechmere Rus-
sell.
Col. Wm. Ilockyer Merewether.
The Raj. of Cochin.
Lt.-gen. John Campbell.
M.-gen. Geo. Le Grand Jacob.
Wm. Grey.
Pr. Gholam Mahomed.
The Newab Mohsin-ood Dowlah,
|Bahadoor of Oude.
Mohubut Khan Newab of Joonag-
hur.
M.-gen. Geo. Inglis Jameson.
John Wm. Kaye.
Hy. Summer Maine.
Col. Fredk. John Goldsmid, Nov.
1.
John Strachey.
John Cracroft Wilson.
Lt.-col. Fredk. Richd. Pollock,
Feb. 6.
Nawab Khan Bahadoor Khwajah
Muhammed Khan Kuttuk.
Geo. Campbell.
Alexr. John Arbuthnot.
M.-gen. Harry Burnett Lumsden.
Robt. Hy. Davies.
Col. Richd. John Meade.
Col. Lewis Pelly.
Thos. Douglas Forsyth, July 27.
Barrow Helbert Ellis, Oct. 5.
Wm. Rose Robinson.
Rudur Pertab Sing Mahundur
Bahadoor, Mahar. of Punnah.
Shamshir Prakash Bahadoor,
Rajah of Nahun.
Rao Kasee Rao Holkar Dad,
Saheb of Indore.
Gen. Rumodeep Sing
Bahadoor.
Rao Raj. Ganput Rao Kirkee
Shamshir Bahadoor Dewan of
Gwalior.
Messutaz-ud-Dowlah Nawab Ma-
hummad Faiz Ali Khan Baha-
door, Prime Min. of Kotah.
Col. hon. Hy. Ramsay.
M.-gen. Saml. Jas. Browne.
M.-gen. Dighton Macnaghten
Probyn.
Surg.-gen. Jos. Fayrer.
Shivaji Chatrapati, Raj. of Kol-
hapore.
Chund, of
Rana
1877,
Jan. 1,
1877,
June 2.
1878.
1878,
May 25.
1879,
July 29.
1880.
1881,
May 24.
1881.
1882,
May 23.
1882,
Nov. 17.
1883.
1885,
Jan. 1.
1885.
1886.
1886,
May 29.
1887,
Feb. 15.
1888,
Jas. Fitzjames Stephen.
Raja Anand Puar, Rao of Dhar.
Arthur Hobhouse.
Man Singjee Sahib, Raj.
Drangdra.
Edwd. Clive Bayley.
The Vibhajee Jam Shri of Nauma-
3.1".
Sir Geo. Ebenezer Wilson Couper,
bt.
R.-adm. Regd. Jno. Macdonald.
Josh. Dalton Hooker, M.D.
Thos. Lawrence Seccombe.
M.-gen. Mich. Kavanagh Kennedy,
Jan. 1.
Hon. Ashley Eden.
Stuart Colvin Bayley.
Robt. Eyles Egerton.
Lt.-col. Owen Tudor Burne.
Col. Geo. Pomeroy Colley.
Maj. Robt. Groves Sandeman.
The Nawab Gholam Hussun
Khan Alazai Khan Bahadoor.
Mahar. Kirtee Sing of Munee-
pore, Feb. 18.
Sirdar Dewa Sing, Dec. 9.
Gen. Orfeur Cavenagh.
Chas. Umpherston Aitchison.
Tukht Singh Thakur, Saheb of
Bhaunagar.
Jas. Davidson Gordon.
Jno. Forsyth.
Lepel Hy. Griffin.
Momeshur Bux Sing, Mahar
Domraon, Oct. 29.
The Mahar. Jotendro Mohun
Tagore.
Lt.-col. Oliver Beauchamp Coven-
try St. John.
R.-adm, sir. Wm. Nathan Wrighte
Hewett.
M.-gen. Sir Herbert Taylor Mac-
pherson.
Jno. Hy. Morris, May 24.
Maj. Evelyn Baring, Aug. 4.
Augs. Rivers Thompson.
Chas. Grant.
Col. Edwd. Ridley Colbourne
Bradford, June 6.
Col. Josh. West Ridgeway, July
20.
Mahar. Pertab Sing, Jan 1.
Juland Danvers, Eeb 8.
Theodore Cracroft Hope
Chas. Edwd. Bernard.
Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani
Meeah of Dacca.
Wm. Chicheley Plowden.
Chas. Alfd. Elliott.
of
of
Wm. Wilson Hunter.
Mahar. Sri Keshri Sing of
Idar.
Wm. Geo. Davies.
Jas. Johnstone.
Jas. Braithwaite Peile, Jan, 1.
51 *
804 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1888, Moulvi Saiyid Ahmad Bahadoor. 1889, David Miller Barbour.
Jan. 1. Jas. Browne. Jan. 1. Nawab Muhammad Akram Khan
1888, Jas. Broadwood Lyall. of Amb.
May 24, Chas. Hankes Tod Crosthwaite.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA.
REGISTRAR.
1861. Alb. Wrm. Woods, aft. sir A.
SECRETARIES. -
1861. Col. Hy. Marion Durand, aft. sir H. 1876. Thos. Hy. Thornton (?).
1865. Wm. Muir, aft. Sir W. 1877. C. U. Aitchison, again (?).
1868. Sir Rd. Temple, bt. 1878. Alf. Comyns Lyall, aft, sir A.
1869. Chas. Umpherston Aitchison, aft. 1881. Chas. Grant.
sir C. 1885. Hy. Mortimer Durand, aft. Sir H.
THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
THIS Order was instituted on Jan. 1, 1878, by Royal warrant dated
Dec. 31, 1877. It is intended to reward services rendered to the Queen’s
Indian Empire, and to commemorate Her Majesty’s adoption of the title
of Empress.
As originally constituted the Order consisted of the Sovereign, the
Grand Master, and Companions only. The Viceroy of India for the time
being was ea:-officio Grand Master, and Members of the Council of India.
were ea:-officio and for life Companions of the Order.
By Letters Patent dated August 2, 1886, (gazetted Feb. 15, 1887),
the constitution of the Order was altered so as to consist of the Sove-
reign, the Grand Master, 50 Knights Commanders, and Companions not
limited in number. Power was given to appoint descendants of Geo. I.
as extra Knights Commanders. -
By Letters Patent dated June 1, 1887, (gazetted June 21, 1887), the
constitution of the Order was further altered, and it now consists of the
Sovereign, the Grand Master,25 Knights Grand Commanders, 50 Knights
Commanders, and Companions not limited in number, with power to
the Sovereign to appoint any prince of the blood royal being descen-
dants of Geo. I. as extra Knights Grand Commanders.
The officers of the Order are—
REGISTRAR. SECRETARY.
The Order is styled—
THE MOST EMINENT ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE,
GRAND MASTERS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
1878, Edwd. Robt. Lytton, ld., aft. E. of Lytton, Viceroy of India, and his suc-
Jan. 1) cessors.
See “Viceroys of India,” ante, p. 649.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 805
KNIGHTS GRAND COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
(G.C.I.E.)
ORIGINAL KNIGHTS ON THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORDER, JUNE 21, 1887, ut supra,
1887, Albert Edwd., Pr. of Wales. 1887, Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas., D. of
June 21. Alfred Ernest Albert, D, of June 21. Cambridge.
Edinburgh. Donald Jas., ld. Reay.
Arth. Wm. Patr. Albert, D. of Robt., ld. Connemara.
Connaught. Gen. Sir Fredk. Sleigh Roberts, bt.
SUBSEQUENT APPoſNTMENTs.
1887. The Rao of Kutch, June 30. Bahadoor of Kuch Behar, Feb.
1888. Mahar. Nripendra Narayan Bhup, 23.
EONIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
(K.C.I.E.)
ORIGINAL KNIGHTS ON THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORDER, FEB. 15, 1887, ut supra.
1887, Gen. Sir Fredk. Sleigh Roberts, 1887, Donald Campbell Macnabb.
Feb. 15, bt. Feb. 15. Nawab Munir-ud-Daula Salar
Hon. Edmd. Drummond. Jung Bahadoor.
Sir Alfred Comyns Lyall. Sir Geo. Christr. Molesworth
Robt. Anstruther Dalyell. Birdwood.
Maxwell Melvill. Raja Ranjit Sing of Rutlam.
M.-gen. Alexr. Cunningham. Surj.-gen. Benjn. Simpson.
Thakur Saheb Bhakwut Sing of Albert Jas. Leppoc Cappel.
Gondal. Nawab Ali Kadir Sayid Husan
Rana Shankar Baksh Sing Ba- Ali Bahadoor, of Moorshedabad.
hadoor. Mahar. Lachmessur Sing Ba-
Dietrich Brandis. hadoor, of Darbhanga.
Sir Monier Williams. Bapu Sahib Awar.
Mahar. Pasupati Ananda Gaja- Donald Mackenzie Wallace.
pati, Raj of Vizianagram. Alfred Woodley Croft.
Alexr. Meadows Rendel. Bradford Leslie.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTs.
1887, The Thakore Sahib of Morvi. 1888, Fredk. Russell Hogg.
June 30. The Thakore Sahib of Limri. May 24. Sirdar Naoroz Khan, of Kharam.
1887, Gerald Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald, Surg.-gen. Wm. Jas. Moore.
Aug. 17. Nawab Imam Baksh Khan.
1888, Chas. Arthur Turner. Sirdar Afar Sing, of Bhadour.
Jan. 1. Nawab Bushir-ud-Dowla Amir-i- Raja Velugoti Sri Krishna Yach-
Akbar Asman Jah Bahadoor. endra, of Ventagiri.
Nawab Shams-ul-Amara Amir-i- | 1888, Mahar. Harendra Kisher Sing
Kabir ſhushed Jah Bahadoor. June 28. Bahadoor, of Bettia,
Sir Edwin Arnold. Sir Gregory Chas. Paul.
Mahar. Radha Prosad Sing of Mahar. Narendra Krishna Deb
Dumraon. Bahadoor.
Wiankerala Varma Elarga, 1889, Hy. Mortimer Durand.
Raja of Cochin. Jan. 1. Mahar. Krishna Partab Sahi,
1888. Arthur Nicolsom, Mar. 20. Bahadoor of Hatwa.
1888, Raymond West. Arth. Geo. Macpherson.
May 24, Nawab Nawazish Ali Khan. Wm. Markby.
Guilford Lindsay Molesworth. Hy. Stuart Cunningham.
COMPANIONS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE,
(C.I.E.)
Ex-off ICIO Com PANIONs.
See “Members of the Council of India,” ante, pp. 646–7.
806
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1878,
Jan. 1.
1879.
Jan. 1.
1879,
June 30.
1880,
Jan. 1.
ORDINARY COMPANIONS.
ORIGINAL COMPANIONS, JAN. 1, 1878.
Mir Mahmud, Khan of Khelat.
Louis Steuart Jackson.
Col. Sir Rd. John Meade.
Rao Bahadoor Bukht Sing, Rao
of Bedea.
John Muir.
Dietrich Brandis.
Sri Rajamani Raja Deo, Zemindar
of Mandasa, Madras.
Sir Chas. Arth. Turner.
Mir Ali Khan of Lus
FChelat.
Gregory Chas. Paul.
Sirdar Asad Khan, Chief of the
Sarawan Brahuis, Khelat.
Col. Sir Owen Tudor Burne.
Sirdar Gohur Khan, chief of the
Jalawan Brahuis, Khelat.
Richd. Kaye Puckle.
Dep.-surg. Wm. Jameson.
Syud Wilayut Ali Khan of Panta.
Col. Wm. Geo. Mainwaring.
Rai Bahadoor Rajendra Lala
Mitra.
Surg.-gen. John Fullarton Beat-
SOIl.
Surg.-gen. Jas.
Ross.
Norman Robt. Pogson.
Wm. Wilson Hunter.
Col. Chas. S. Hearn.
Beyla,
Tyrell Carter
1878,
Jan. 1.
Col. Edwd. Chas.
Williams.
Rai Bahadoor Kristodas Pal.
M.-gen. Alexr. Cunningham.
R.-Adm. John Bythesea.
Morarji Gokuldas.
Col. Bendyshe Walton.
Col. Hy. Moore.
Tiruvarur Muthiswami Aiyar.
Col. Wm. Gordon.
Rhan Bahadoor Saleh Hindi of
Joonaghur.
Sparshott
. Donald Graham.
Surg.-Maj. Thos. Gillham Hew-
lett.
Cettepaliem Ranga Charloo.
Col. Chas. Metcalfe Macgregor.
Robt. Berkeley Shaw.
Johann Geo. Buhler.
Bapu Diva Shastri.
Patr. Carnegy.
Thos. Maltby.
Thos. Mitchell Gibbon.
Ebenezer Roper Lethbridge.
Babu Bhuder Mukerji.
Geo. Smith.
John Hy. Rivett-Carnac.
Capt. Hon. Geo. Campbell Napier.
Roscoe Bocquet.
Jas. Blackburn Knight.
Pundit Nain Sing.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTs.
Geo. Wm. Allen.
Bahmanji Tamasji Dastur.
Wm. Digby,
Fredk. Salmon Growse.
Lt.-col, Shaikh Hidayat Ali.
Lt.-col. Eugene Clutterbuck
Impey.
Baba Khem Sing.
Maj. Edwd. Saml. Ludlow.
Raja Mangal Sing Bahadoor,
Guilford Lindsay Molesworth.
Moung Oon.
Surg. Daml. Robt. Thompson.
Col. Jas. Fras. Tennant.
Andr. Wingate.
Pierre Francois Henri Nanquette.
Sir Fras. Philip Cunliffe Owen.
Sirdar Atar Sing.
Arth. Coke Burnell.
Surg.-Maj. Wm. Robt. Cornish.
Lt..gen. Sir Hy. Dominick Daly.
Pandit Ishwara Chandra, Vidya
Săgără.
Rev. Eugene Lafont.
Steph. Paget Walter Vyvyan
Luke.
1880,
Jan. 1.
1880,
Apr. 19.
1880.
1880,
Nov. 9.
1881,
Feb. 5.
Chas. Jas. Lyall.
Chas. Gordon Welland Macpher-
SOIl.
Mir Humayun Jah Bahadoor.
Thos. Ormeston.
Chas. Edwd. Pitman.
M.-gen. Sir Fredk. Sleigh Roberts.
Pandit Surup Narain.
Kazi Shahab-ud-din.
Geo. Sibley.
Babu Sourindio Mohun Tagore.
Ronald Ferguson Thomson.
Monier Williams.
Capt. Wm. John Williamson.
Johann Eliza de Vry, July 14.
Sirdar Jugjat Sing, of Jhind.
The Dewan Bishen Sing, of
Nabha. -
Sirdar Nabhi Bakhsh, of Kuppur-
talla. w
David Ross.
Maurice Le Breton.
Richd. Isaac Bruce.
Alexr. Fredk. Douglas Cunning-
ham.
Jas. Thos. Christie.
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807
1881.
1881,
May 24.
1882,
Jan. 1.
1882,
May 23.
1882,
Nov. 18.
1883,
Jan. 1.
1883,
May 24.
Husein Ali Khan, Feb. 5.
Jas. Ferguson.
Sir Steuart Colvin Bayley.
Dep.-insp.-gen. Chas. Morehead.
Pandit Mohesh Chandra Nyar-
atna.
Dep.-Surg.-gen. Norman Chevers.
Capt. Wm. Hutt Curzon Wyllie.
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.
Surg.-M. Edwd. John Waring.
Maj. Trevor John Chichele
Plowden.
Brig.-Surg. Oliver Barnett.
Shahzadah Sultan Jan Suddozaie.
Surg.-Maj. John Anderson.
Shorabji Shapurji Bengali.
Surg. Chas. Wm. Owen.
Hy. Lucius Dampier.
M.-gen. Jno. Aug. Fuller.
Jno. Lambert.
Rao Bahadoor Mahadeo Vasudeo
Barve.
Geo. Felton Mathew.
Harry Marten.
Wm. Patr. Andrew.
Mirza Abbas Khan.
Rao Bahadoor Tantia Gorey.
Rao Bahadoor Hittu Ram.
Abdul Hak.
|Khan Bahadoor
Husain.
Khan Bahadoor Pestonji Jahangir.
Capt. hon. Jno. Robertson.
Wm. Mackinnon.
Syud Lutf Ali Khan.
Moung Shway Kyee.
Rama Shankar Bakhsh Sing
Bahadoor.
Dep.-surg.-gen. Wm. Jas. Moore.
Edwd. Ronald Douglas.
Ressaldar Major Tahour Khan
Sirdar Bahadoor.
Subadar Major Mowladad Sirdar
Bahadoor.
Ali Kuli Khan, the Mukhbar-ud-
Dowla of Persia,
Anund Rao Puar, Mahar, of Dhar.
Hy. Christr. Mance.
Hy. Geo. Keene.
Surg.-maj. Jas. Edwd. Tierney
Aitchison.
Mohendro Lall Sircar.
Nawab Abdul Lateef.
Raghunath Narayen Khote.
Syed Bakir Ali Khan.
Maj. Oliver Probyn.
Capt. Claude Clerk.
Caspar Purdon Clarke.
Surg.-maj. Geo. Bidie.
Lt.-col. Dav. Wilkinson Campbell.
Lt.-col. Fredk. Peterson.
Lt.-col. Thos. Ross Church.
Lt.-col. Saml. Jackson,
Fredk. Chas. Berry.
Alexr. Grant.
Saivad Aulad
1883,
May 24.
1884,
Jan. 1.
1884,
May 23.
1885,
Jan, 1.
1885,
June 6.
1886,
Jan, 1.
1886.
1886,
May 29
Fras. Langford O’Callaghan,
Thakur Bichu Sing of Dholpur.
Fredk. Augs. Hugh Elliot.
Baden Hy. Baden Powell.
Nawab Imam Baksh Khan.
Sirdar Ajit Sing.
Geo. Alfd. Barnett.
Navroji Fardunji.
The Zemindar of Punganur.
Babu Chota Lall Sijwar.
Diwan Het Ram.
Jno. Faithful Fleet.
Col. Robt. Home.
Alfd. Woodley Croft.
Rev. Wm. Miller.
Kashinath Trimbak Talang.
Benjn. Lewis Rice.
Geo. O'Brien Theodore Carew.
Sheikh Shuruf-ud-din Raees of
Sheikhuppur.
Rai Bahadoor Kanai Lal Dé.
Col. Chas. Edwd. Stewart.
Durga Charan Laha.
Edwd. Thomas.
François Alfd. Puton.
Lucien Boppé.
Maj. Lewis Conway-Gordon,
Rev. Kistna Mohun Banarji.
Jas. Macnabb Campbell.
Rao Saheb Mahipatram Rupram
Lilkanth.
Ralph Thos. Hotchkin Griffith.
Ranwar Harnam Sing.
Peter Mitchell.
Nawab Nawazish Ali Khan.
Resseldar Major Isri Pershad
Sardar Bahadoor.
Demetrius Panioty.
Maj. Robt. Parry Nisbet.
Fras. Day.
Jas. Baboneau Nickterlien Hen-
nessey.
Dulputram Dayabhoy.
Capt. Adelbert Cecil Talbot.
Jas. Burgess.
Geo. Hamnett.
Ramaswami Mudalier.
Mortimer Sloper Howell.
Mohammed Hassan Khan.
Baboo Sarat Chandra Das.
Colin Arrott Robertson Browning.
Dharain Narain Pandit.
Raja Jung Bahadoor Khan.
Lt.-col. Andrew Higgins.
M.-gen. Wm. Leslie de la Poer
Beresford.
Sirdar Bahadoor Man Sing Res-
saldar.
Sir Frank Hy. Souter.
Arth. Naylor Wollaston,
Sir Arthur Edwd. Hardinge, Jan.
22.
Maj. Hugh Rd., visc. Downe, Mar. 10.
Surg.-gen. Michael Cudmore Fur-
nell.
808
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1886,
May 29.
1886,
June 28.
1887,
Jan. 1.
1887,
Feb. 15.
1887.
1887,
July 25.
1887,
Aug. 8.
1887.
Leichman Das Seth, of Muttra.
Edwd. Spence Symes.
Rao Bahadoor Ranchoulal Choto-
lal of Ahmedabad.
Dep.-Surg.-gen. Alexr. Morrison
Dallas.
Fredk. Chas. Kennedy.
Jas. Watt.
Jno. Wm. Tyler.
Col. Augs. Le Messurier.
Maj. Rd. Nevill.
Mancherjee Nerwanjee Bhowmag-
gree.
Jos. Ralph Edwd. Jno. Royle.
Colman Patr. Louis Macaulay.
Sirdar Jewan Sing Buria.
Jno. Lockwood Kipling.
Franz Kielhorn.
Rai Mahta Punno Lall.
Brig.-Surg. Hy. Elmsley Busteed.
Pestonji Hormusji Cama.
Carl Ludolph Griesbach.
Capt. Fredk, Duncan Raikes.
Rao Bahadoor Mahadeo Govind
Ranadè.
Wm. Wordsworth.
Capt. Albt. Fredk. de Laessóe.
Sirdar Shere Ahmed Khan.
Sirdar Muhammad Aslam Khan.
Hy. Montagu Matthews.
T’alle Chentsal Rao Puntulu.
Col. John Stewart, R. A.
Syud Ameer Ali.
Hy. Seymour King.
Geo. Jamieson Swann.
Thos. Beatson Christie, M.D.
Wm. Jas. Maitland.
Moung U Pe Zi Linkedaw Myo
Wun.
Eumar Sri Kalooba, June 30.
Capt. Chas. Wemyss Muir.
Ressaldar Major Nizamuddin
Khan, Sirdar Bahadoor.
Ressaldar Shir Sing.
Ressaldar Jafar Ali Khan.
Col. Geo. Ritso Goodfellow.
Col. Chas. Wodehouse.
M.-gen. Thos. Dennehy, Sept.
17.
1888,
Jan. 1.
1888.
1888,
May 24.
Frank Forbes Adam.
Munshi Newab Kishore.
Rao Bahadoor Krishnaji Lak-
shaman Nulkar.
Col. Hy.
Ward.
Fredk. Thos. Granville Walton.
Ney Elias.
Shahzada Nadir.
Razi Syud Ahmed Khan Baha-
door.
Syed Ameer Hosseni.
Reinhold Rost.
Col. Chas. Smith Maclean, Mar.
20.
Edma. Forster Webster.
Alexr. John Lawrence.
Col. Jas. Cavan Berkeley.
Edwd. Chas. Kayll Ollivant.
Heera Sahib Lall Ramanuj Per-
shad Sing.
Maj. Wm. Sinclair Smith Bisset.
Meirjibai Kuvarji, Dewan of
Rholapur.
Chas. Hy. Tawney.
Col. Thos. Weldon.
Hy. Irwin.
Capt. Buchanan Scott.
Arth. Hedding Hildebrand.
Jas. Walker. -
Ressaldar Major Muzaffar Khan,
Sirdar Bahadoor.
Constantine Evelyn
1888. Jas. McFerran, Nov. 19.
1889,
Jan. 1.
Lt.-col. Edwin Hy. Hayter Col-
len.
S. Subramaniya Aiyer, Rai Ba-
hadur,
Edwin Felix Thos. Atkinson.
Capt. John Hext.
Ramkrishna Gopal Bhandarkar.
Wm. Brereton Hudson.
Surg.-maj. John Findlay.
Saiyid Mihrban Ali.
Hy. Josiah Whymper.
Raja Sudhal Deo of Bamva.
Fredk. Wm. Stevens.
Babu Protab Chunder Rai.
Alfred Wallis Paul.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
REGISTRAR.
1878, Jan. 1. Sir Alb. Wm. Woods, Garter King of Arms.
SECRETARIES.
1878. Alfd. Comyns Lyall, aft. Sir A.
1881. Chas. Grant.
1885.
Hy. Mortimer Durand.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 809
THE ORDER OF THE CROWN OF INDIA.
THIs Order was instituted on Jan. 1, 1878 by Royal Warrant dated
Dec. 31, 1877, and gazetted Jan. 4, 1878. It is exclusively for ladies,
and is intended to commemorate the assumption by the Queen of the
title of Empress of India. It consists of the Sovereign and of the fol-
lowing ladies as the Sovereign may think fit:—(1) Princesses of the
Royal House, (2) the wives and other female relatives of Princes of the
Indian Empire, (3) other Indian ladies, and (4) the wives and other
female relatives of any persons who have held or may hold the office of
Viceroy and Governor-General of India, Governor of Madras or Bombay,
or Principal Secretary of State for India.
The 1st of January in every year is to be deemed the anniversary of
the institution of the Order.
The only officer of the Order is the REGISTRAR.
The Order is styled—
THE IMPERIAL ORDER OF THE CRowN of INDIA.
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE CROWN OF INDIA.
(CR.I.)
ORIGINAL APPOINTMENTS.
Jan. 1, 1878.
1878, The Prss, of Wales. 1878, Dilawar un-Nissar, Begum Saheb
Jan. 1. The Cr. Prss. of Germany, aft. Jan. 1. of Hyderabad.
Empress Fredk, ; Prss. Roy. Nawab Kudsia, Begum of Bhopal.
of Gt. Britain and Ireland. Vijaya Mohenu Mukta Boyi Am-
The Grd. Dss. of Hesse, Prss. manee, Rajah Saheb of Tan-
Alice of Gt. Britain and Ire- jore.
land ; d. Dec. 1878. Maharanee Hai Nornoyee of Cos-
Prss. Christian of Schleswig- simbazar.
Holstein, Prss. Helena of Gt. Eliz. Georgiana, Dss. of Argyll ;
Britain and Ireland. d. May 1878.
Prss. Louise, Mss. of Lorne. Georgina Caroline, Mss.of$alisbury.
Prss. Beatrice, aft. Prss. Hy. of Henrietta Anne Theodosia, Mss. of
Battenberg. Ripon.
Marie Alexandrovna, Dss. of Lady Mary Temple-Nugent-
Edinburgh, Gr. Dss. of Russia. Brydges-Chandos-Grenville.
Augusta Wilhelmnia Louisa, Dss. Mary Louisa, Countess Dowager
of Cambridge; d. 1889. of Elgin and Kincardine.
Augusta, &c., Gr. DSS. of Meck- Blanche Julia, Countess of Mayo.
lenburg Strelitz; Prss. Augusta Lady Susan Georgina Bourke,
of Cambridge. aft. Lady Connemara.
Mary, &c., Dss. of Teck; Prss. Mary, viscss. Halifax.
Mary of Cambridge. Mary Catherinie, Lady Hobart.
The Maharanee Dhuleep Sing. Lady Jane Emma Baring.
Nawab Shahjihan, Begum of Anne Jane Charlotte, Baroness
Bhopal. Napier, aft. Napier and Ettrick,
Maharanee Seta Velass Dewajee Edith, Baroness, aft. Countess of
Ammanee Anaro of Mysore. Lytton.
Maharanee Jumna Bai Saheb Harriette Katherine, Baroness
Gaekwar of Baroda. Lawrence.
810
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1878,
Jan. 1.
1878.
1879.
1879,
May 31.
1881.
1881,
Oct. 8.
1882,
Cecilia Frances, Lady Northcote,
aft. Countess of Iddesleigh.
Catherine, Lady Frere.
1878,
Jan. 1.
Mary Augusta, Lady Temple.
Caroline Lucy, Lady Denison.
Ratherine Jane, Lady Strachey.
SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS.
Jane, viscss. Cranbrook, Apr. 20.
Prss. Frederica of Hanover,
June 27.
Prss. Mary of Hanover, June 27.
Thyra, Dss. of Cumberland, Feb.
25.
Louise Margt., &c., Dss. of Con-
naught, Mar. 13.
Mary Cecilia, Baroness Napier of
Magdala.
Fras. Eliz., Lady Cunynghame,
c.c. the hon. Lady Cunyng-
hame.
Susanna Maria, Dowager Lady
Pottinger; d.
Lakshmi Bhayie, Senior Rani of
Travancore, Mar. 2.
Olive, Lady Fergusson ; d.
Emily Eliza Adam, aft. Lady
Adam.
Helene Frederica Augusta, Dss.
of Albany, Apr. 26.
May 2.
1884.
1885,
Aug. 18.
1886.
1887.
1887,
Aug. 6,
1889.
Florence, Countess of Kimberley.
Anna Julia Grant Duff, aft. Lady
Grant Duff.
Sidh-Sri-Maharaj Kumari Patela
Wali Maharani Sateba Kunwar
Devi of Dholpur.
Edith Helen Fergusson, Sept. 4.
Harriet Georgina, Countess of
Dufferin, aft. Mss. of Dufferin
and Ava, Dec. 15.
Jennie Churchill, c.c. Lady Ran-
dolph Churchill.
Fanny Georgina Jane, Baroness
Reay.
Georgina, viscss. Cross, Aug. 24.
Maharanee Sunity Devee of Kuch
Behar, Mar. 18.
Prss. Louisa Victoria Alexandra
Dagmar of Wales.
Brss. Alexandra Olga Mary of
Wales.
Maud Evelyn, Mss. of Lansdowne.
OFFICER OF THE ORDER OF THE CROWN OF INDIA.
REGISTRAR.
1878, Jan. 1. Sir Alb. Wm. Woods. Garter King of Arms.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 811
PART XIV, NAWAL.
LORD HIGH AIDMIRALS AND LORDS COMMISSIONERS
OF THE ADMIRALTY.
See Part III., ante, p. 169.
SECRETARIES TO THE ADMIRALTY.
See Part IIL, ante, p. 186.
TREASURERS OF THE NAVY.
See Part III., ante, p. 256.
CONTROLLERS AND STURVEYORS OF THE NAVY.
See Part III., ante, p. 257.
JUDGES OF THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
ENGLAND.
See Part III., ante, p. 422.
ADMIRALTY ADVOCATES.
See Part III., ante, p. 423.
812 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
JUDGES OF THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
- SCOTLAND.
See Part IX., ante, p. 524.
JUDGES OF THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
IRELAND.
See Part X., ante, p. 587.
ADMIRALS.
THE ADMIRALs are arranged according to the following Lists :-
LIST A.
ADMIRALs from the Restoration to 1836, with the dates of their first
promotion as Rear Admirals.
LIST B.
ADMIRALs of the Fleet from 1837.
LIST C.
ADMIRALs of the United Kingdom from 1837.
LIST D.
ADMIRALs of the Red, White, and Blue from 1837 to the discontinuance
of the division into three Squadrons in 1864.
LIST E.
ADMIRALS on the Active List from 1864.
LIST F.
PROMOTION OF ADMIRALs transferred from the Active to the Retired
List.
LIST G.
ADMIRALs on the Reserve Half-Pay List from 1851 to the closing of
the List. -
LIST H.
Captains promoted to the List of Retired Admirals.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
813
% ºf:
1666.
1670,
1675.
1683.
1688.
1690.
1691.
1692.
1693.
LIST A.
ADMIRALS.
From the Restoration to the end of the year 1836.
The dates refer to the time when the officers were appointed Rear-Admirals.
Geo. Monk. aft. D. of Albemarle ;
d. 1670.
Pr. Rupert, D. of Cumberland,
&c.; d. 1682.
Sir Jno. Lawson, d. 1665.
Edwd., E. of Sandwich, d. 1672.
Sir Richd. Stayner.
Sir Robt. Holmes.
Sir Thos. Allen.
Sir Wrm. Penn.
Robt. Sampson.
Sir Thos. Tyddiman.
Sir Geo. Ayscue.
Sir Wm. Berkeley, d. 1666.
Sir Jos. Jordan.
Sir Christr. Mings, d. 1666.
Sir Jno. Herman.
Sir Jeremiah Smith.
Sir Edwd. Spraggs, d. 1673.
Sir Wm. Jennings.
Robt. Utber (Uthurt 2), d. 1699.
Sir Jno. Kempthorne.
Thos., E. of Ossory, son of the
D. of Ormond.
Sir Fretcheville Holles, d. 1672.
Sir Jno. Chicheley, ld, admy.,
1682.
Sir Jno. Narborough.
Geo., ld. Dartmouth.
Wm. Davies.
Sir Jno. Berry.
Sir Roger Strickland.
Arthur Herbert, aft. E. of Tor-
rington.
Sir Richd. Haddock,
navy; d. 1714.
Jno., ld, Berkeley of Stratton ;
d. 1697. *
Hy. Killigrew, ld. admy., 1693.
Edwd. Russell, aft. E. of Orford,
&c., first là, admy.
Sir Cloudesley Shovel, d. 1707.
Sir Ralph Delaval, ld, admy., 1693.
Sir John Ashby.
Sir Geo. Rooke, ld, admy., 1702;
d. 1709.
Richd. Carter, d. 1692.
Matth. Aylmer, aft. li. Aylmer;
ld. admy., and r.-adm. Gr.
Br. ; d. 1720.
Sir David Mitchell, d. 1710.
Sir Fras. Wheeler, d. 1694.
Hon. Edwd. Nevill, bro. to lö.
Abergavenny.
Sir Thos. Hopson, d. 1717.
comptr.
1694.
1698.
1701.
1702.
1703.
1705.
1706.
1707.
1708.
1710.
1718.
1722.
1723.
1727.
John Benbow, d. 1702.
Peregrine, M. of Carmarthen,
aft. D. of Leeds ; d. 1729.
Geo. Meeze.
Sir John Munden.
Geo. Churchill, bro. to John, D.
of Marlborough ; ld. admy.
Sir Stafford Fairborne.
John Graydon, dism.
Sir Wm. Whetstone, dism. 1706.
Sir John Leake, r.-adm. Gr. Br.,
and commr. admy. ; d. 1720.
Sir Geo. Byng, aft. visc. Tor-
rington, r, -adm. Gr. Br., and
first là, admy.
Sir Thos. Dilkes, d. 1707.
Basil Beaumont, d. 1704.
Sir Jas. Wishart, dism. 1715.
Sir John Jennings, r.-adm. Gr.
Br., 1732; d. 1745.
Chas., E. of Peterborough and
Monmouth.
Sir Edwd. Whitaker, dism. 1715.
Sir John Norris, ld, admy., and
adm. fl. ; d. 1749.
Jas., visc. Dursley, aft. E. of
Berkeley, v.-adm. Gr. Br., and
first ld, admy. ; d. 1736.
John Baker, d. 1716.
Jas. Littleton, d. 1722.
Sir Chas. Wager, treasr. navy,
and first là. admy. ; d. 1743.
Sir Hovenden Walker, dism.
1715; d. 1725.
Sir Thos. Hardy, d. 1732.
Chas. Cornewall, d. same year.
Geo. Delaval, d. 1723.
Jas. Mighells, res. to be a commr
navy.
Fras. Hosier, d. 1727.
Sir Geo. Walton, res.
Chas. Strickland, d. 1724.
Salmon Maurice, res. 1734; d. 1741.
Robt. Hughes, d. 1728.
Edwd. Hopson, d. 1728.
Philip Cavendish, ld, admy. ; d.
1743.
Sir John Balchan, d. 1744.
Edwd. St. Looe, d. 1729.
Hon. Chas. Stewart, son of visc.
Mountjoy ; d. 1740.
Thos. Matthews, dism. Feb. 1744;
d. 1748.
Sir Geo. Saunders, commr. navy;
d. 1734
814
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1734.
1739.
1740.
1743.
1744.
1745.
3.747.
1755.
Nichs. Haddock, d. 1746.
Sir Tancred Robinson, bt., res.
1741; d. 1754.
Geo., ld. Forbes, aft. E. of
Granard, govr. Leeward isl. ;
d. 1765.
John Hagar, res. 1748.
Edwd. Vernon, dism. 1746 ; d.
1757.
Sir Chaloner Ogle, adm. fleet ; d.
1751.
Jas. Stewart, adm. fleet, 1751;
d. 1757.
Richd. Lestock.
Sir Chas. Hardy, ld, admy. ; d.
1744.
Thos. Davers, d. 1747.
Hon. Geo. Clinton, son of the E.
of Lincoln ; govr. New York,
1742; d. 1761.
Sir Wm. Rowley, K.B., ld, admy.,
1751; adm. fleet, 1762; d.
1768.
Wm. Martin, d. 1756.
Isaac Townshend, govr. Green-
wich hosp. ; d. 1765.
Hy. Medley, d. 1846.
Lord Were Beauclerk, aft. li.
Vere, ld. admy. ; quitted the
service; d. 1781.
Geo. Anson, aft. la. Anson, first
ld, admy., 1751; adm. fleet,
1761; d. 1762.
Perry Mayne, d. 1761.
Sir Peter Warren, K.B., d. 1752.
Hon. John Byng, shot by sentence
of ct.-martl. on board the
Monarch, at Portsmouth, Mar.
14, 1757.
Hy. Osborne, v.-adm. Gr. Br.,
1763; d. 1771.
Hon. Fitzroy Hy. Lee, son of the
E. of Lichfield ; d. 1752.
Thos. Smith, d. 1762.
Thos. Griffin, d. 1771.
Sir Edwd. Hawke, K.B., aft. la.
Hawke, first ld, admy. 1766;
res. 1771; d. 1781.
Wrm. Chambers, d. 1753.
Sir Chas. Knowles, bt., r.-adm.
Eng., 1765; d. 1777.
Hon. John Forbes, ld. admy. ;
gen. of marines, 1762; adm.
fleet, 1781.
Hon. Edwd. Boscawen, son of
visc. Falmouth ; gen, of marines,
1760; la. admy, from 1751 to
his death, 1761.
Robt. Mitchell, d. before 1758.
Chas. Watson, d. 1757.
Temple West, ld, admy. ; d.
1757,
Sir Geo. Pocock, K.B., res.
1766; d. 1792.
Hon. Geo. Townshend, d. 1769.
1755.
1756.
1758.
1759.
1761.
1762.
1764.
1770.
Savage Mostyn. comptr. navy,
1749; d. 1757.
Fras. Holburne, Id. admy. ; govr.
Greenwich hosp. ; d. 1771.
Hy. Harrison, d. 1759.
Thos. Cotes, d. 1767.
Sir Thos. Frankland, bt., d. 1784,
Lord Harry Poulett, aft. D. of
Bolton.
Hy. Norris.
Thos. Broderick, d. 1769.
Sir Chas. Hardy, govr.
York, 1756; d. 1780.
Geo., E. of Northesk, d. 1792.
Sir Chas. Saunders, K.B., lt.-gen.
of marines, 1760; lil. admy.,
1765; first là, admy., 1766; d.
Dec. 1775.
Sir Thos. Pye, lt.-gen. of marines,
1781; d. 1785.
Chas. Stevens, d. 1761.
Philip Durell, d. 1766.
Chas. Holmes, d. 1761.
Sir Saml. Cornish, bt., d. 1770.
Sir Fras. Geary, bt., d. 1796.
Smith Callis, d. 1761.
Sir Geo. Brydges Rodney, aft. la.
Rodney; v.-adm. Gr. Br. ; d.
1792.
Pr. Edwd. Augs., D. of York;
bro. of Geo. III. ; r.-adm. blue,
1761; v.-adm. blue, 1762; d.
1767.
Sir Wm. Burnaby, kt. and bt.,
d. 1776.
Jas. Young, d. 1789.
Sir Piercy Brett, ld, admy. ; d.
1781.
Sir John Moore, K.B. and bt.,
d. 1779.
Richd. Tyrrell, d. 1765.
Alexr., ld. Colville, d. 1770.
Sir Jas. Douglas, kt., aft. bt., d.
1787.
Sir John Bentley, d. 1770.
Wm. Gordon, d. 1768.
Geo., ld. Edgcumbe, aft. visc.
Mount Edgcumbe and Valle-
tort, d. 1795.
Robt. Swamton, d. Aug. 1765.
Saml. Graves, d. 1787.
Wm. Parry, d. 1779.
Hon. Augs. Keppel, aft. visc.
Reppel, made first là. admy.,
1782; d. 1786.
John Amherst, d. 1778.
Hy., D. of Cumberland and
Strathearn, d. 1790.
Sir Peter Dennis, bt., d. 1778.
Robt. Hughes, d. 1774.
Matth. Buckle, d. 1784.
Robt. Mann, ld, admy. ; d. 1783.
Clerk Gayton, d. 1785.
John Barker, d. 1777.
Sir Richd. Spry, d. 1775.
New
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
815
1770.
1775.
1777.
1778.
1779.
1780.
Lucius O'Brien, d. 1771.
John Montagu, d. Sept. 1795.
Hon. Thos. Craven, bro. to lö.
Craven; d. 1772.
Sir Robt. Harland, bt., ld, admy. ;
d. 1784.
Jas. Sayer, d. 1777.
Richd. Howe, visc. and E. Howe,
first ld. admy., 1783; d. 1799.
Washington, E. Ferrers, d. 1778.
Hugh Pigot, ld. admy. ; d. 1793.
Molineux Shuldham, aft. li.
Shuldham, d. 1798.
Sir Jos. Knight, d. 1775.
John Vaughan, d. 1789.
John Lloyd, d. 1778.
Robt. Duff, d. 1787.
John Reynolds. d. 1788.
Sir Hugh Palliser, bt., lt.-gen.
marines, ld, admy.,.gov.r. Green-
wich hosp. ; d. 1796.
Hon. John Byron, d. 1786.
Augs. John, E. of Bristol, d.
1779,
Geo. Mackenzie, d. 1780.
Matth. Barton, d. 1795.
Sir Peter Parker, kt. and bt.,
adm. fleet, Sept. 16, 1799; d.
1811.
Hon. Saml. Barrington, lt.-gen.
marines, 1786; d. 1800.
Marriot Arbuthnot, d. 1793.
Robt. Rodham, adm. red; d.
1808.
Geo. Darby, r.-adm. Gr. Br. ; ld.
admy., 1781; d. Feb. 1790.
John Campbell, govr. Newfound-
land, 1782 to 1784; d. 1791.
Christr. Hill, d. 1778.
Jas. Gambier, d. 1788.
Wm. Lloyd, d. 1796.
Fras. Wm. Drake, d. 1788.
Sir Edwd. Hughes, K.B., d. 1795.
Sir Hyde Parker, bt. (No. 1),
disapp. 1782. -
John Evans, d. 1796.
Mark Milbanke, d. 1804.
Nichs. Vincent, d. adm. red., 1809.
John Storr, d. 1783.
Sir Edwd. Vernon, d. 1794.
Joshua Rowley, cr. bt., 1786; d.
1790.
Richd. Edwards, d. 1794.
Thos. Graves, aft. 13. Graves, d.
Feb. 1802.
Hon. Robt. Digby; d. adm. red,
1814.
Sir John Lockhart Ross, bt., d.
1790.
Chas. Webber, d. 1783.
Wm. Langdon, d. 1785.
Benjn. Marlow, d. 1794.
Alexr. Hood, aft. la. and visc.
Bridport, v.-adm. Gr. Br. and
gen, marines; d. 1814.
1780.
1784.
1787,
Sept. 14.
1790,
Sept. 21.
1790,
Dec. 3.
Sir Chaloner Ogle, kt., aft. bt. ; d.
senior adm. of Br. navy, 1816.
Sir Saml. Hood, bt., aft. li. and
visc. Hood; d. adm. red, 1816.
Matth. Moore, d. 1787.
Sir Richd. Hughes, bt. ; d. adm.
red, 1812.
Richd. Kempenfelt, d. 1782.
Sir Edma. Affleck, bt., d. 1789.
John Elliot, d. adm. red, 1809.
Wm. Hotham, aft. li. Hotham;
d. adm. red, 1813.
Sir John Lindsay, K.B., d. June
1788.
Jos. Peyton, d. 1804.
John Carter Allen, d. 1800.
Sir Chas. Middleton, bt., aft. la.
Barham, ld, admy., 1794; d.
adm. red, 1813.
Sir John Laforey, bt., d. 1796.
John Dalrymple, d. 1798.
Herbert Sawyer, d. 1798.
Sir Richd. King, bt., d. 1806.
Jonthn. Faulknor, d. 1795.
Philip Affleck, d. 1799.
Sir Richd. Bickerton, kt., aft.
bt., d. 1792.
Hon. John Leveson Gower, d.
1792.
Sir John Jervis, aft. li. and E.
St. Vincent, G.C.B., first ld.
admy, 1801; adm, fleet, 1821;
d. 1823,
Adam Duncan, aft. visc. Duncan,
d. 1804.
Sir Chas. Douglas, bt., d. 1789.
Sir Geo. Bowyer, bt., d. Dec. 1800.
Richd. Braithwaite, d. 1805.
Phillips Cosby, d. adm. red, 1808.
Saml. Pitchford Cornish, d. adm.
red, 1816.
Thos. Fitzherbert, d. 1794.
John Brisbane, d. 1807.
John Houlton, d. 1791.
Chas. Wolseley, d. adm. red
1808.
Chas. Inglis, d. Oct. 1791.
Saml. Cranston Goodall, d. 1801.
Hon. Keith Stewart, d. 1794.
Wm. Hy., D. of Clarence, aft.
Wm. IV. ; adm, fleet, Dec. 24,
1811; ld. h. adm., May 2,
1827; res. latter rank, Aug.
12, 1828; d. June 20, 1837.
º
1793, Sir Richd Onslow, bt., G.C.B., d.
Feb. 1.
adm. red. 1817.
Sir Robt. Kingsmill, bt., d. 1805.
Sir Geo. Collier, d. Apr. 1795.
Sir Hyde Parker (No. 2), d.
1807.
Rowland Cotton, d. 1794.
Benjn, Caldwell, d. adm, red,
1820.
Hon. Sir Wm. Cornwallis, G C.B.,
d. r.-adm. U. K., 1819.
$16
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1793,
Feb 1.
1794,
Apr. 11.
1794,
July 4.
1795,
June 1.
Wm. Allen, d. 1805.
John M*Bride, d. 1800.
Geo. Vandeput, d. 1800.
Chas. Bucknor, d. adm.
1811.
Wm. Dickson, d. 1803.
John Gell, d. 1806.
Sir Alan Gardner, aft. la. Gard-
ner, la, admy., 1790; d. Dec.
1808
John Lewis Gidoin, d. 1796.
Geo. Gayton, d. 1797.
Geo. Murray, senr., d. 1797.
Robt. Linzee, d. 1804.
Sir Jas. Wallace, d. 1803.
Wm. Peere Williams Freeman,
adm. fleet, 1830; d. 1832.
Thos. Pasley, aft. bt., d. 1808.
John Symons, d. 1799.
Sir Thos. Rich, bt., d. 1803.
Chas. Thompson, aft. bt.,
T 803.
Jas. Cumming, d. 1808.
John Ford, d. 1796.
Sir John Colpoys, G.C.B., ld.
red,
d.
admy., 1804; d. adm. red,
1821.
Skeffington Lutwidge, d. adm.
red, 1814.
Archd. Dickson, aft. bt., d. 1803.
Sir Geo. Montagu, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1829.
Thos. Dumaresque, d. 1801.
Hon. Sir Geo. 1 (eith Elphinstone,
aft, visc. Keith; G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1823.
Jas. Pigot, d. adm. red, 1822.
Wm. Waldegrave, aft. lá. Rad-
stock, d. adm. red, 1825.
Thos. Pringle, d. 1803.
Thos. Mackenzie, d. 1813.
Hon. Wm. Clement Finch, d.
1794.
Roger Curtis, aft. kt. and bt. ;
d. adm. red, 1816.
Sir Hy. Harvey, K.B., d. 1811.
Robt. Mann, junr., d. adm. red,
1813.
Wm. Parker, aft. bt., d. 1804.
Chas. Holmes Everett Calmady,
d. 1807.
John Bourmaster, d. Dec. 1807.
Sir Geo. Young, d. 1810. His
son was created a bt. in 1813.
John Henry, d. adm. red, 1829.
Sir Richd. Rodney Bligh, G.C.B.
d. adm. red, 1821.
Alexr. Graeme, d. adm. red, 1818.
Geo. Reppel, d. 1805.
Saml. Reeve, d. 1803.
Robt. Biggs, d. 1803.
Fras. Parry, d. 1803.
Isaac Prescott, d. adm. red, 1830.
John Bazeley, d. 1809.
Christr. Mason, d. 1802.
1795,
June 1.
1797,
Feb. 20.
1799,
Thos. David Spry, d. adm. red,
1828.
Sir John Orde, bt., d. adm. red,
1824.
Sir Wm. Young, G.C.B., ld. admy.
1795; d. adm. red, 1821.
Jas. Gambier, aft. la. Gambier
G.C. B. Three times lä. admy ;
adm. fl. 1830; d. April 1833.
Sir Andr. Mitchell, K.B., d. 1806.
Chas. Chamberlaine, d. 1810.
Peter Rainier, d. 1808.
Sir Hugh Cloberry Christian, K. B.
d. 1799.
Wm. Truscott, d. 1798.
Lord Hugh Seymour, d. 1801.
John Stanhope, d. 1800.
Christr. Parker, d. 1804.
Philip Patton, d. adm. red, Dec.
1815.
Sir Charles Morice Pole, G.C.B.;
ld. admy, 1806; d. adm. red,
1830.
John Browne, d. 1808.
John Leigh Douglas, d. 1810.
Wm. Swiney, d. adm. red, 1829.
Sir Chas. Edmd. Nugent, G.C.H. ;
adm. fl. 1833 (see List B., post);
d. 1844.
Wm. Fooks, d. 1798.
Chas Powell Hamilton, d. adm.
red, 1825.
Edmd. Dod, d. 1815.
Sir Horatio Nelson, aft. li. and
visc. Nelson, and D. of Bronté,
d. 1805.
Thos. Lenox Frederick, d. 1799.
Sir Geo. Home, bt. d. 1803.
Sir Chas. Cotton, bt., d. 1812.
Matth. Squire, d. 1800.
Roddam Home, d. 1800.
John Thomas, d. 1810.
Feb. 14. Jas. Brine, d. 1814.
Sir Erasmus Gower, d. 1814.
John Holloway, d. adm.
1826.
John Blankett, d. 1801.
Geo. Wilson, d. adm. red, 1826.
Sir Chas. Hy. Knowles, bt., G.C.B.,
d. adm. red, 1831.
Hon. Sir Thos. Pakenham, G.C.B.,
d. adm. red, 1836.
Robt. Deans, d. Jan. 1815.
Cuthbert Collingwood, aft. la.
Collingwood, d. 1810.
Sir Jas. Hawkins Whitshed, bt.,
G.C.B.; adm, fl. 1844 (see List
B., post); d. 1849.
Arth. Kempe, d. adm, red, 1823.
Smith Child, d. 1813.
Chas., ld. Lecale, second son of
Jas., D. of Leinster; d. 1810.
Thos. Taylor, d. 1812.
Sir John Thos. Duckworth, d.
1817.
red,
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817
OF DIGNITIES.
1799,
John Knowles, d. 1800.
Feb. 14. John Willett Payne, d. 1803.
Sir Robert Calder, bt., K.C.B., d.
1818.
Jas. Richd. Dacres, senr., d. 1810.
Hon. Sir Geo. Cranfield Berkeley,
G.C.B., d. B'eb. 1818.
Thos. West, d. Feb. 1821.
Jas. Douglas, d. adm. red, 1839.
Peter Aplin, d. 1817.
Hy. Savage, d. adm. red, 1823.
Barth. Saml. Rowley, d. Oct.
1811.
Sir Richd. Hussey Bickerton, bt.,
K.C.B., d. adm. red, 1832.
Geo. Bowen, d. adm. red, 1823.
Robt. Montagu, d. adm, red,
1830.
John Fergusson, d. 1818.
John Howorth, d. 1799.
Edwd. Edwards, d. 1815.
Sir John Borlase Warren, G.C.B.,
d. 1822.
1801, Edwd. Tyrrell Smith, d. 1824.
Jan. 1. Sir Thos. Graves, K.B., d. 1814.
Thos. Macnamara Russell, d.
1834.
Sylverius Moriarty, d. 1809.
Sir Hy. Trollope, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1839.
Hy. Edwyn Stanhope, aft. bt., d.
1814.
Robt. M*Dowell, d. 1816.
Billy Douglas, d. 1817.
John Wickey, d. adm. red, 1833.
John Inglis, d. 1807.
John Fish, d. adm. red, 1834.
Jahleel Brenton, senr., d. 1802.
Sir John Knight, K.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1831.
Sir Edwd. Thornbrough, G.C.B.,
d. adm. red, 1834.
Jas. Rempthorne, d. 1808.
Sampson Edwards, d. adm. red,
1840.
Sir Geo. Campbell, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, Jan. 1821.
Thos. Hicks, d. 1801.
Hy. Cromwell, d. 1814.
Arth. Philip, d. Aug. 1814.
Sir Wm. Geo. Fairfax, d. 1813.
Thos. Totty, d. 1802.
Sir Jas. Saumarez, bt., aft, ld. de
Saumarez, G.C.B., v.-adm. Eng.,
1831; d. 1836.
1804, Thos. Drury, d. adm. red, Sept.
April 23, 1832.
Sir Albemarle Bertie, bt., G.C.B.,
d. Feb. 1824.
Wm., E. of Northesk, G.C.B., d.
r.-adm. Gr. Br., 1831.
Jas. Washon, d. 1827.
Sir Wm. Hy. Douglas, bt., d.
1809.
Thos. Wells, d. 1812.
1804,
1805,
1807,
Oct 2.
Apr. 23.
Nov. 9.
Sir Edwd Pellew, bt., aft. visc.
Exmouth, G.C.B.; v.-adm. Eng.,
1832, d. 1833.
Sir Isaac Coffin, bt., G.C.H. d.
adm. red, 1839.
John Aylmer, d. adm. red, 1841.
Saml. Osborne, d. 1816.
Richd. Boger, d. 1822.
Jonn. Faulknor, jun., d. 1809.
John Child Purvis, d. 1825.
Theoph. Jones, d. Nov. 1835.
Sir Wm. Domett, G.C.B., d. 1828.
Wm. Wolseley, d. adm. red,
1842.
John Manley, d. 1816.
Sir Geo. Murray, K.C.B., d. 1819.
Sir John Sutton, K.C.B., d. 1825.
Robt. Murray, d. 1834.
Hon. Sir Alexr. Inglis Forrester
Cochrane, G.C.B., d. 1832.
Sir Thos. Troubridge, bt. ; ld.
admy., 1801; d. 1810.
John Markham, ld. admy., 1801
et seq. ; d. 1827.
Chas. Stirling, d. 1833.
Sir Hy. D'Esterre Darby, K.C.B.,
d. 1823.
Edwd. Bowater, d. 1829.
Geo. Palmer, d. 1834.
Wm. O'Bryen Drury, d. 1811.
Sir Wm. Essington, K.B., d. 1816.
Sir Thos. Louis, d. 1807.
John M*Dougal, d. adm.
1814.
Jas. Alms, d. June 1816.
Sir Eliab Harvey, G.C.B., d. Feb.
1830.
John Peyton, d. July 1809.
Sir Edmd. Nagle, G.C.B., d. 1830.
Sir John Wells, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1841,
Sir Richd. Grindall, K.C.B., d.
1820.
Sir Geo. Martin, G.C.B.; aft. adm.
fl. and v.-adm. U.K. (see Lists
B. and C., post); d. 1847.
Sir Alexr. John Ball, bt., d. 1809.
Sir Richd. John Strachan, bt.,
G.C.B., d. 1828.
Sir Wm. Sidney Smith, G.C.B., d. ,
1840.
Thos. Sotheby, d. 1831.
Edwd. O'Brien, d. 1809.
Nathan Brunton, d. 1814.
Wm. Hancock Kelly, d. 1811.
John Schanck, d. 1823.
Hon. Michl. de Courcey, d. 1824.
Wm. Bentinck, d. 1813.
Paul Minchin, d. 1810.
Philip D'Auvergne, Pr. of Bouil-
lon, d. 1816.
John Hunter, d. 1821.
Fras. Pender, d. 1820.
Wm. Albany Otway, d. 1814.
Geo. Lumsdaine, d. 1812.
red,
52
818
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1807,
Oct. 2.
1808,
April 28.
1809,
Oct. 25.
1810,
July 31.
Sir Saml. Hood, bt., K.B., d. 1814.
Sir Hy. Nicolls, K.C.B., d. 1830.
Sir Herbert Sawyer, K.C.B. d.
1833.
Sir Davidge Gould, G.C.B., aft. v.-
adm. U. K. (see List C., post);
d. 1847.
Sir Richd. Godwin Keats, G.C.B.,
govr. Newfoundland, 1813; d.
1834.
Robt. d.
1826.
Sir Edwd. Buller, bt., d. 1824.
Hon. Sir Robt. Stopford, G.C.B.,
aft. r.-adm. U. K. (see List C.,
post); d. 1847.
Mark Robinson, d. 1834.
Thos. Revell Shivers, d. 1827.
Chas. Cobbe, d. 1809.
Fras. Pickmore, d. 1818.
John Stevens Hall, d. 1814.
John Dilkes, d. 1827.
Wm. Lechmere, d. 1816.
Sir Thos. Foley, G.C.B., d. 1833.
Sir Charles Tyler, G.C.B., d. 1835.
Robt. Carthew Reynolds, d. 1811.
Robt. Watson, d. 1819.
Alan Hyde Gardner, aft. visc.
Gardner, d. 1815.
Sir Manley Dixon, bt., K.C.B., d.
Feb. 1837.
Geo. Losack, d. 1829.
Sir Wm. Mitchell, K.C.B., d. 1816.
Geo. Hart, d. 1812.
Thos. Bertie, aft.
1825.
Rowley Bulteel d. 1820.
Wm. Luke, d. 1819.
Isaac Geo. Manley, d. adm. red,
1837.
John Osborne, d. Jan. 1820,
Edmſl. Crawley, d. 1834.
Chas. Boyles, d. 1816.
Sir Thos.Williams, G.C.B.; d. 1841.
Thos. Hamilton, d. 1815.
Sir Thos. Boulden Thompson, bt.,
G.C.B., d. 1828.
Geo. Countess, d. 1811.
John Laugharne, d. 1819.
Sir Wm. Hargood, G.C.B., G.C. H.,
d. 1839.
Geo. Gregory, d. 1814.
John Ferrier, d. 1836.
Richd. Incledon Bury, d. 1825.
Sir Robt. Moorsom, K.C.B., d.
1835.
Sir Chas. Hamilton, bt., d. Sen.
adm. red, 1849.
Hon. Hy. Curzon, d. adm. red,
1846.
Wm. Bligh, d. 1817.
Sir Lawrence Wm. Halsted,
G.C.B., d. 1841.
Sir Edwd. Oliver Osborne,
1820.
Devereux Fancourt,
sir T., d.
d.
1810,
July 31.
1811,
Aug. 1.
1812,
Aug. 12.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt.,
G.C.B., ld, admy., 1804 et seq.;
d. 1840.
Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, bt.,
K.C.B., ld, admy., 1810 et seq.;
d. 1831.
Hon. Sir Arth. Kaye Legge, K.C.B.,
d. 1835.
Fras. Fayerman, d. 1820.
Geo., E. of Galloway, K.T., d.
1834.
Sir Thos. Fras. Fremantle, G.C.B.,
ld. admy., 1806; d. 1819.
Sir Fras. Laforey, bt., K.C.B., d.
June 1835.
Sir Robt. Barlow, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1843.
Sir Philip Chas. Calderwood Hen-
derson Durham, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1845.
Sir Israel Pellew, K.C.B., d.
1832.
Alexr. Frazer, d. 1829.
Sir Benjn. Hallowell Carew,
G.C.B., d. 1834.
Sir Geo. Johnstone Hope, K.C.B.,
ld. admy., 1812 et seq.; d. 1817.
Lord Amelius Beauclerk, G.C.B.,
G.C.H., d. adm. red, 1846.
Wrm. Taylor, d, adm, red, 1842.
Sir James Nicol Morris, K.C.B.,
d. 1830.
Geo. Burdon, d. 1815.
Wm. Browne, d. 1814.
Sir Thos. Byam Martin, G.C.B.;
aft. adm. fl. and v.-adm. U. K.
(see Lists B. and C., post).
Sir John Lawford, K.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1842.
Frank Sotheron, d. 1839.
Thos. Wolley, d. 1826.
Sir Wm. Johnstone Hope, G.C.B.,
ld. admy., 1807 et seq. ; d.
1831. -
Lord Hy. Paulet, K.C.B.; la.
admy. , 1813, et seq.; d. Jan.
1832.
Chas. Wm. Paterson, d. adm. red,
1841.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.; la,
admy., 1818 et seq. ; aft. adm.
fl. and r-rdm. U. K. (see Lists
B. and C., post).
Thos. Surridge, d. 1820.
Saml. Hood Linzee, d. 1820.
Jas. Carpenter, d. 1845.
Robt. Barton, d. 1831.
Sir Graham Moore, G.C.B.; ld.
admy., 1816 et seq.; d. 1843.
Matth. Hy. Scott, d. 1836.
Jos. Hanwell, d. 1839.
Sir Hy. Wm. Bayntun, G.C.B., d.
1840.
Hon. Fras. Farrington Gardner,
d. July 1821.
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819
1812,
Aug. 12.
1813,
Dec. 4.
1814,
June 4.
Sir Richd. King, bt., K.C.B., d.
1834.
Sir Edwd. Griffith Colpoys, K.C.B.,
d. 1832.
Sir Edwd. Jas. Foote, K.C.B., d.
1833.
Sir Richd. Lee, K.C.B., d. 1837.
Wm. Pierrepont, d. 1813.
Sir Peter Halkett, bt., G.C.H., d.
1839.
Wm. Bedford, d. 1827.
Bhilip Wilkinson Stephens, d.
1846.
Wm. Shield, d. 1842.
Hon. Chas. Elphinstone Fleeming,
d. 1840. -
Sir Chas. Vinicombe Penrose,
K.C.B., d. 1830.
Sir Wm. Hotham, G.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1848.
Geo. Hopewell Stephens, d. 1820.
Sir Pulteney Malcolm, G.C.B., d.
1838.
Wm. Nowell, d. 1828.
John Bazeley, d. 1828.
Jas. Bissett, d. 1824.
John Clements, d. 1825.
Sir John Gore, K.C.B., G.C. H., d.
1836. g
Sir John Harvey, K.C.B., d. 1837.
Hon. Sir Hy. Hotham, K.C.B., d.
1833.
Sir Geo. Burlton, K.C.B.
Chas. Dudley Pater, d. 1818.
Sir Home Riggs Popham, K.C.B.,
d. 1820.
Sir Josias Rowley, bt., G.C.B., d.
1842.
Sir Edwd. Codrington, G.C.B., d.
adm. red, 1851.
Sir Geo. Parker, K.C.B., d. adm.
red, 1847.
Fredk. Watkins, ret.
Robt. Pamplin, d. 1834.
Edwd. Leveson Gower, res. 1821.
Hon. Sir Hy. Blackwood, bt.,
K.C.B., d. 1832.
John Erskine Douglas, d. adm.
red, 1847.
Geo., visc. Torrington, d. 1831.
Sir Ross Donnelly, K.C.B., d. 1840.
Sir John Poo Beresford, bt.,
K.C.B., G.C. H., d. 1844.
Hy. Lidgbird Ball, d. 1818.
Thos. Eyles, d. 1835.
Thos. Le Marchant Gosselin, d.
adm. red.
Sir Chas. Rowley, bt.,
G. C. H., d. 1845.
Thos. Rogers.
Saml. Jas. Ballard, d. 1829.
Robt. Rolles, d. 1839.
Walter Locke, d. 1835.
Sir David Milne, G.C.B., d. 1845.
Geo. Dundas.
G. C. B. 5
1814,
June 4.
1819,
Aug. 12.
1821,
July 19.
Jas. Young, d. 1833.
Jas. Macnamara, d. 1826.
Donald Campbell, d. 1819.
Sir Robt. Waller Otway, bt.,
G.C.B., d. 1846.
Richd. Dacres, G.C.B., d. 1837.
Thos. Western.
John Wm. Spranger, d. 1822.
Wm. Lukin Windham, d. 1833.
Shuldham Peard, d. 1832.
Edwd. Fellowes, d. 1841.
Sir Willoughby Thos.
K.C.B., d. 1847.
Sir Chas. Ogle, bt., aft. adm. fl.
(see List B., post).
Hy. Raper, d. 1845.
Sir Wm. Chas. Fahie, K.C.B., d.
1833.
Sir Geo. Eyre, K.C.B., d. 1839.
Robt. Lambert, d. 1836.
Jos. Bingham, d. 1825.
Robt. Dudley Oliver, d. adm. red,
1850.
D’Arcy Preston, d. 1847.
Man Dobson, d. 1847.
Thos. Boys, d. 1832.
John Clarke Searle, d. 1824.
Sir Chas. Brisbane, K.C.B., d.
govr. St. Vincent, 1829.
Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.B., d.
adm. red.
John Richd. Delap Tollemache,
d. July 1837.
John Giffard, d. adm. red.
Sir John West, K.C.B., aft. adm. fl.
(see List B., post).
Joseph Bullen, d. adm. red.
Stephen Poyntz, d. 1847.
John, ld. Colville, d, sen. adm.
white, 1849.
John Cochet, d. adm, red.
Sir Archd. Collingwood Dickson,
bt., d. 1827.
Robt. Winthrop, d. 1832.
Sir Hy. Digby, G.C.B., d. 1842.
Sir Chas. Ekins, R.C.B.
John Sprat Rainier, d. 1822.
Benjn. Wm. Page, d. 1845.
Hon. Philip Wodehouse, d. 1838.
Thos. Alexander, d. 1843.
Andr. Smith, d. 1831.
Sir Edwd. Berry, bt., K.C.B., d.
1831.
Sir Wrm. Prowse, G.C.B., d. 1826.
Lord Mark Robt. Kerr, d. 1840.
Sir Jas. Athol Wood, d. 1829.
Sir Thos. Harvey, K.C.B., d. 1842.
Richd. Hussey Moubray Hussey,
d. 1842.
Hy. Richd. Glynn, d. adm. red.
John Bligh, C.B., d. 1831.
Peter Puget, d. 1822.
Sir Edwd. Hamilton, bt., K.C.B.,
d. 1851.
Sir Thos. Baker, K.C.B.
Lake,
§2 *
820
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1821,
Saml. Sutton, d. 1832.
July 19. Hy. Evans, d. 1842.
1823,
Apr. 9.
1825,
May. 27.
1830,
July 22.
Hon. Sir Courtenay Boyle, K.C.H.,
d. 1844.
Sir Robt. Laurie, bt., K.C.B., d.
1848.
Sir Wm. Hall Gage, G.C.H., ld,
admy., Sept. 1841 to July 1846;
aft. adm. fl. and adm. U. K.
(see Lists B. and C., post).
John Maitland, d. 1836.
Stair Douglas, d. 1826.
Wm. Cuming, C. B., d. 1824.
Jas, Walker, C.B., d. 1831.
The hon. Sir Chas. Paget, G.C.H.,
d. 1839.
Robt. Williams, d. 1827.
Richd. Worsley, d. 1838.
Aiskew Paffard Hollis, d. 1844.
Sir Hy. Heathcote.
Andr. Fitzherbert Evans, d. 1826.
Sir Edwd. Wm. Campbell Rich
Owen, G.C.B., G.C. H., d. 1849.
Geo. Fredk. Ryves, d. 1826.
Geo. Jas. Shirley, d. Aug. 1845.
Sir Geo. Scott, K.C.B., d. 1841.
Sir Thos. Dundas, K.C.B., d.
Mar. 1841.
Geo. Fowke, d. 1832.
Richd. Harrison Pearson, d. 1838.
Geo. Astle, d. 1830.
Sir John Tremayne Rodd, K.C.B.,
d. 1838.
Sir Thos. Masterman Hardy, bt.,
G. C. B., d. 1839.
Wm. Cumberland, d. 1832.
Jas. Keith Shepard, d. 1843.
Sir Graham Eden Hamond, bt.,
K.C.B., aft. adm. fl. and adm.
U. K. (see Lists B. and C.,
OSt ).
Robt. Honyman, d. 1848.
Sir Robt. Lewis Fitzgerald,
R. C.H., d. 1844.
Volant Washon Ballard, d. 1832.
Hugh Downman.
Hon. Sir Thos. Bladen Capel,
IK. C. B.
Wm. Hanwell, d. 1830.
Thos, Manby, d. 1834.
Lord Jas. O'Bryen, G. C. H., aft.
M. of Thomond.
Richd. Matson, d. 1848.
Richd. Raggett, d. 1829.
John Mackellar.
Geo. Barker.
Sir Chas. Adam, K.C.B., ld, admy.
Nov. 1834 to Sept. 1841.
John Styles, d. 1830.
Wm. Granger, d. 1848.
Sir John Chambers White, K. C. B.,
d. 1845.
1830, Hy. Garrett, d. 1846.
July 12. Sir Adam Drummond, K.C. H., d.
1849.
Robt. Hall, d. 1842.
John Chesshyre, d. 1843.
Robt. Lloyd, d. 1846.
Sir Thos. Livingstone, bt.
Sir Lucius Ferdinand Hardyman,
d. 1834.
Joshua Sydney Horton, d. 1835.
Sir Edwd. Brace, K.C.B., d. 1843.
Sir Jahleel Brenton, jun., bt.,
K.C.B., d. 1844.
Sir Fras. Wm. Austem, K.C.B.,
aft. adm, fl. and adm. U. K.
(see Lists B. and C., post).
Sir Bendall Robt. Littlehales, d.
1847.
Sir Patrick Campbell, K.C.B., d.
1841. t
Narborne Thompson, d. 1844.
Sir Michl. Seymour, bt., K.C.B.,
d. 1834.
Edwd. Stirling Dickson, d. 1844.
Thos. Jas. Maling, d. 1848.
Sir John Acworth Ommanney,
IC. C. B.
Hy. Stuart, d. 1840.
Zacchary Mudge.
Hy. Hill, d. 1849.
Chas. Wollaston, d. 1845.
Alexr. Wilmot Schomberg, d. 1850.
Sir Edwd. Durnford King, K.C.H.
Hy. Vansittart, d. 1843.
Sir Geo. Mundy, K.C.B.
Geo. Sayer, d. 1831.
Sir Philip Bowes Were Broke,
bt., K.C.B., d. 1841.
Chas. Tinling, d. 1840.
Sir Fredk. Lewis
IC.C.B., d. 1839.
Fredk. Warren, d. 1848.
Richd. Peacocke, d. 1846.
Jas. Carthew.
Sir Thos. Briggs, G.C. M. G.
John Broughton, d. Oct. 1837.
Hon. Geo. Heneage Lawrence
Dundas, d. 1834.
Thos., E. of Dundonald, G.C.B.
(late lil. Cochrane), aft. r.-adm.
U. K. (see List C., post); d.
1860,
Nichs. Tomlinson, d. 1847.
Sir Wm. Parker, bt., G.C.B., ld,
admy., Nov. 1834 et seq.; aft.
adm. fl. and r.-adm. U. K. (see
Lists B. and C., post). . .
Sir Robt. Tristram Rickets, bt.,
d. 1842.
Geo. M'Kinley.
Jas. Katom, d. 1845.
Sir Chas. Dashwood, K.C.B.,d. 1847.
Maitland,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
821
LIST B.
ADMIRALS OF THE FLEET.
From 1837 to the present time.
Name.
Sir Chas. Edmd. Nugent, G.C. H.
Sir Jas. Hawkins Whitshed, G.C.B.
Sir Geo. Martin, G.C.B. ... tº tº tº
Sir Thos. Byam Martin, G.C.B. ...
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Sir Chas. Ogle, bt. tº º º
Sir Jno. West, K.C.B. ... - - -
Sir Wm. Hall Gage, G.C.B., G.C. H. e º 'º
Sir Graham Eden Hamond, bt., G.C.B.
Sir Fras. Wm. Austem, G.C.B.
Sir Wm. Parker, bt., G.C.B.
Sir Lucius Curtis, bt., K.C.B. tº e e
Sir Thos. Jno. Cochrane, G.C.B. ... tº e º
Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour, G.C.B., G.C. H. tº º º
Sir Jas. Alexr. Gordon, G.C.B. (Reserved List)
Sir Wm. Bowles, K.C. B. ... tº e e tº e e º º º
Sir Geo. Rose Sartorius, K.C.B....
Sir Fairfax Moresby, G.C.B.
Sir Houstom Stewart, G.C.B. e &
Sir Provo Wm. Parry Wallis, G.C.B.
Sir Hy. Jno. Codrington, K.C.B.
Hon. Sir Hy. Keppel, G.C.B. * *
Thos., E. of Lauderdale, G.C.B. tº e
Sir Geo. Rodney Mundy, G.C.B. ... G - e.
Sir Thos. Matt. Chas. Symonds, K.C.B.
Sir Jas. Hope, G.C. B. ... tº º - e is e
Sir Alexr. Milne, bt., G.C.B.
Hon. Sir Chas. Gilbert Jno. Brydone Eliot, R&B. º
Sir Alf. Phillipps Ryder, K.C.B.
Alb. Edw. Pr. of Wales (Honorary)
Sir Geoffr. Thos. Phipps Hornby, G.C.B.
Lord Jno. Hay, G.C.B. * - - tº ºn tº
;..."; Admi, Fl.
A. 24 Apr. 33.
A. 8 Jan. 44.
C. 9 Nov. 46.
C. 13 Oct. 49.
C. 1 Jul. 51.
A. 8 Dec. 57
A. 25 Jun. 58.
C. 20 May 62.
C. 10 Nov. 62.
C. 27 Apr. 63.
(). 5 3
D. 11 Jan. 64.
C. 23 Sep. 65.
C. 20 Nov. 66.
D. 3 Feb. 68.
C. 15 Jan. 69.
(). 2 Jul. 69.
( ). 21 Jan. 70.
T). 20 Oct. 72.
C. 11 Dec. 75.
E. 22 Jan. 77.
E. 5 Aug. 77.
E. 27 Dec. 77. "
E. 3 3
E. 15 Jun. 79.
E. 3 3
lº. 10 Jun. 81.
E. 1 l)ec. 81.
lº. 29 Apr. 85.
- 18 Jul. 87.
E. 1 May 88.
lº. 15 Dec. 88.
822
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LIST C.
ADMIRALS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
From 1837 to the present time.
R.A.U.K.—Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom.
W.A.U.K.—Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom.

Pro- | Pro-
Name. moted | R.A.U.K. v.A.U.K. moted
#; to List
ist |
Sir Geo. Martin, G.C.B. ... to e º A. ...... 28 Jan. 33. B.
Hon. Sir Robt. Stopford, G.C.B. A. | Bef. 1837. ...... º e e
Sir Davidge Gould, G.C.B. A. ...... 1846. tº e &
Sir Thos. Byam Martin, G.C.B. A. | ...... 1847. B.
Sir Geo. Cockburn... tº A. 1847. ...... B.
Sir Wm. Hall Gage... e tº tº e e de A. | 24 Oct. 53. 6 Nov. 54. B.
Thos., 10th E. Dundonald, G.C.B. tº ſº º A. 6 Nov. 54. ...... tº e de
Sir Graham Eden Hamond, bt., G.C.B. ... A. 22 Nov. 60.| 5 Jun. 62. B.
Sir Fras. Wm. Austen, G.C.B. A. 5 Jun. 62. 11 Dec. 62. B.
Sir Wrm. Parker, bt., G.C.B. - e. e. Q e A. | 11 Dec. 62.] ...... B.
Sir Thos. Jno. Cochrane, G. C. B. ... tº gº D. ...... 16 May 63. B.
Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour, G.C.B. ... tº º D. 16 May 63. 23 Sep. 65. B.
Sir Wm. Bowles, K.C.B. ... © tº º * @ D. 23 Sep. 65. 26 Nov. 66. B.
Sir Wm. Phipps Hornby, G.C.B. ... e ſº D. 26 Nov. 66 • * * * * * e &
Sir Geo. Rose Sartorius, K.C.B. ... tº e D. ...... 1 Mar. 69. B.
Sir Fairfax Moresby, G.C.B. e tº º e D. 20 Apr. 67. 17 Jul. 69. B.
Sir Provo Wm. Parry Wallis, K.C.B. .. D. 17 Jul. 69. 12 Feb. 70. B.
Sir Wm. Jas. Hope Johnstone, K.C.B. D. 12 Feb. 70.] ...... tº º tº
Sir Michl. Seymour, G.C.B. º º tº tº º º D. ...... 15 Jan. 76.
Sir Wm. Fanshawe Martin, bt., G.C.B. ... D. 19 Sep. 78. ......
§
LIST D.
ADMIRALS OF THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
From 1837 to the discontinuance of the three Squadrons in 1864.
R.A.B.-Rear-Admiral of the Blue. W.A. B.—Vice-Admiral of the Blue. A.B.-Admiral of the Blue.
R.A.W.- ..., 3 * 5 3 White. W.A.W.- , , 23 ,, White. A.W.- , , ,, White.
R.A.R.— , , * 5 5 3 Red. V. A.R.— , , 5 ,, Red. A.R.— , , ,, Red.
* Those marked thus were on the Retired List when raised to flag rank.
Name. R.A.B. B.A.W. R.A.R. W.A.B. V.A.W. V.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. lºa
in List
*Jno. Winne dº º º © e tº ... 10 Jan. 37.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... * e º e º ſº i e º º e º e
Richd. Curry ... & ſº tº e e º e s tº º e is 10 Jan. 37.] ...... . ...... 9 Nov. 46. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Wm. Skipsey ... tº $ tº e e a e º e º º is 95 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * *
Hon. Fredk. Paul Irby ... tº e º & © tº º ſº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir John Wentworth Lorin
K.C.B.; K.C.B. . . . tº tº e tº e & I e º & ſº tº º 5 3 s • * * * * 9 Nov. 46. ...... . ...... 8 Jul. 51.1 ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Robt. Howe Bromley, bt. ... . ...... 3 y | * * * * * * 3 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * 21 Aug. 51. 21 Jan. 54.] ...... . ......
Hon.Duncombe Pleydell Bouverie ...... 5 3 || s • * * * * 25 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
*Richd. Poulden ... tº ſº tº ... 10 Jan. 37.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
John Dick... tº º º & ſº tº tº e º H is e º ſº º is 10 Jan. 37.] ...... 9 Nov. 46. . ...... . ...... 19 Jan. 52.1 ...... . ...... . ......
*Peter Ribouleau... e tº º ... 10 Jan. 37.1 ...... . ...... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
*Matth. Buckle (No. 2) ... tº e º 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * G.
*John Allen tº dº º tº ſº tº 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * G.
*Jas. Noble gº tº tº & © e tº e tº 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 5 § { * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Saml. Warren, K.C.B., K.C.H. ...... 10 Jan. 37.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ..... . ......
Anselm John Griffiths ... tº ſº tº a g º ſº º º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * , , , , s ] , , , , , ,
*Fras. Holmes Coffin ... ... 10 Jan 87. “.... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
*Jeffery, ld. Raigersfeld tº ſº a 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * : * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * , , , , ,
*Christr. John Williams Nesham 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 9 Nov. 46. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . . ... G.
Sir Chas. Bullen, K.C.B., K.C.H. ...... 10 Jan. 37.] ...... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 30 Jul. 52. ...... . ...... . ......
Richd. Byron ... tº tº e ... 10 Jan. 37.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ......
Geo. Tobin tº gº tº gº tº ſº g ſº gº e º & & º gº 10 Jan. 37.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Webley-Parry... & e º tº e º e a º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * e s e e s e ] e o e s e s e s s a s e
*John Wight e tº º & ſº tº ... 10 Jan. 37.] ...... . ...... 9 Nov. 46. ...... 14 Jan. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... G.
*Hy. Folkes Edgell tº e gº tº º e 9 3 | * * * * * * ) • * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * * ! • * * * * *
§
Name.
B.A.B.
R.A.W.
R.A.R.
W.A.B.
V.A.W.
W.A.R.
A.B.
A.W.
A.R.
Pro-
moted
in List
*Cornelius Quinton
*Wm. Butterfield
*Wm. Young tº € $
*Wm. Hy Darnell
*Jacob Walton
Augs. Brine
Edwd. Galwey
John Hayes tº º e
Saml. Campbell Ro
*Bulkeley Mackworth Praed
*Saml. Mottley
wley. º
*Edwd. Walpole Browne
*John Ronett Smollett ...
*Hon. Wm. Le Poer Trench
*Edwd. Sneyd Clay
*Chas. Carter
Thos Browne
*Fras Godolphin Bond ...
*Wm. Hy. Browne Tremlett
Sir Saml. Pym, K.C.B.
*Saml. Butcher ...
Robt. Jackson
Sir Robt. Barrie, k.c.B. k.ci.
Chas. Payne Hodgson Ross, C. B.
*Robt. O’Brien
Sir Chas. Malcolm
Fras. Wrm. Fane ...
Hon. Geo. Elliot ...
Wm. D'Urban
Sir Jas. Hillyar, Ech., K.C.B."
Ld, Wm. Fitzroy, K.C.B.
Ld. Geo. Stuart ...
*Matthew Godwin
10 Jan. 37.
tº e s tº º is
tº gº º º
tº ſº & © tº e
tº º, º tº e tº
tº 4 tº a tº
& is g º º º
e g º tº º ºs
© g º is tº º
tº e º ſº tº *
tº e º 'º $ tº
* * * * * *
tº º º ſº º &
tº e e º nº e
tº tº £ tº º º
tº º tº e s &
tº gº ſº tº $.
gº tº º te e º
* * * * * 4
* e º $ tº a
tº e º gº tº º
& ſº tº 6 tº º
e e g º sº e
* * * * * *
e ſº e º º º
26 Jul. 47.
* e º e º 'º
tº ºn g : * *
* * * * * *
§ g g g tº º
© º g tº tº a
tº g º B & 8
tº e s & e &
sº e s m e ºs
tº e º ſº º gº
a º e º ſº º
tº º º e º º
* * * * * *
tº a tº e º 'º
gº tº dº tº g tº
2 Sep. 50.
tº e º is º º
tº e º 'º e a
tº ſº º $ tº ſº
21 Mar. 51.
8 Apr. 51.
29 Apr. 51.
e e º E & tº
* * * : * *
tº e º 'º º ſº.
* tº e º 'º ſº
tº e g º dº tº
tº $ ſº e º tº
.# 5 Mar. 53.
tº º e g º º
2 Apr. 53.
tº ſº g tº e
is º ºs e tº e
is º e º 'o ºn
tº $ tº tº tº ſº.
w g º e º 'º
tº ſº tº & © tº
tº e º & gº tº
tº e º º is tº
tº ºp tº e º &
• * g g g tº
e is © & © &
tº e º tº º q
tº gº tº € 9 tº
is tº e º ſº º
e e º ſº º &
tº G & º º &
tº ſº tº tº º
tº e º ſº e &
§
Name.
R.A.B.
B.A.W.
R.A.R.
W.A.B.
V.A.W.
V.A.R.
A.B.
A.W.
A.R.
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Sir Hugh Pigot, K.C.B., K.C. H. ...
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Name. R.A.B. R.A.W. R.A.R. W.A.B. V.A.W. V.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. º
in List
Nathl. Day Cochrane ... 23 Nov. 41.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
John Ayscough ... & e - tº 3 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * 24 Dec. 49. 8 Jul. 51, 28 May 53. 3 Oct. 55.|28 Nov. 57, 18 Feb. 61.j ......
Sir Thos. John Cochrane 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 14 Jan, 50.| 21 Aug. 51, 4 Jul. 53. 31 Jan. 56. 8 Dec. 57.| 15 Jan. (.2. C.
Wm. Furlong Wise 9 3 ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edmd. Boger tº € ſº ſº tº tº 35 | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Jones Lye ... tº e tº tº gº tº 33 - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Sir Geo. Fras. Seymour, G.C.H. 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 27 Mar. 50, 19 Jan. 52, 17 Sep. 53. 14 May 57.|13 Feb. 58. 20 May 62. C.
Hon. Geo. Poulett, aft. Sir G. ... 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 21 Jun. 50. 4 Jun. 52. 21 Jan. 54.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Jas. Haldane Tait tº € $ tº e ºn 3 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Wm. Beauchamp Proctor, bt. 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * 2 Sep. 50.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Chas. Jas. Johnstone tº gº tº 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * 6 Nov. 50. 30 Jul. 52. 16 Feb. 54.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Edwd Ratsey tº ſº gº tº º º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 11 Nov. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Richd. Turner Hancock... ; , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chas. Philip Butler-Bateman 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 21 Mar. 51, ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Mauritius Adolphus Newton de
Starck ... we dº º gº tº º tº º ſº ; , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Arth. Lysaght 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 8 Apr. 51: ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Hon. Josceline Percy ... tº º ſº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 29 Apr. 51. 17 Dec. 52. 15 Apr. 54. ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Hon. Sir Anthy. Maitland, K.C.M.G.,
aft. E. of Tlauderdale ... tº gº tº 3 : ] . . * * * * | * * * * * * 11 Jun. 51. 5 Mar. 53. 11 Sep. 54. 18 Jun, 57.| 6 Mar. 58, 10 Nov.62. ......
Hon. Granville Leveson Proby,
aft. E. of Carysfort ... tº º tº 33 • * * * * * : * * * * * * 16 Jun, 51.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Granville Geo., ld. Radstock 39 • * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 2 Apr. 53. 3 Jul. 55.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Geo., E. Cadogan e 23 • * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 22 Apr. 53. 4 Jul. 55. 9 Jul. 57.| 25 Jun. 58, 23 Mar. 63. ......
Sir Edwd. Tucker, K.C.B. 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * * 8 Jul. 51. 28 May 53, 9 Jul. 55. 30 Jul. 57. ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Maude gº tº tº 2, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Saml. Hood Inglefield , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * *
Sir Wm. Augs. Montague, K.C.H. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 21 Aug. 51.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Valentine Collard ge tº dº à tº & ; , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Sir Edwd. Chetham Strode 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * 19 Jan, 52. 4 Jul. 53. 27 Sep. 55. 22 Aug. 57.| 2 May 60. ...... ......
Reuben Callaud Mangin... 2, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * *
Wm. Croft e tº º tº tº tº 33 • * * * * * | * . . . . . . . . * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * G.
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Jas. Robt. Philips ... 23 Nov. 41. ...... gº º ſº tº tº º s ſº is & tº a tº & e º $ tº • * * * * * | * * * * * * | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pringle Stoddart ... ſº ... 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Wm. Bowles, aft. Sir W. tº e e 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * 8 Mar. 52, 17 Sep. 53. 3 Oct. 55. 28 Nov. 57.| 1 Nov. 60.|27 Apr.'63. C.
Hyde Parker (No. 3) ... tº º º 3 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * * 4 Jun, 52. 21 Jan. 54.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Chas. Sibthorpe John Hawtayn 3 3 ; * * * * * * | * * * * * * 30 Jul. 52.) 11 Feb. 54.) 31 Jan. 56.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Jas. Whitley Dean Dundas, aft.
Sir J. ... tº E tº ſº tº ſº tº º e 5 3 } • * * * * * | * * * * * * 17 Dec. 52. 15 Apr. 54. 21 Oct. 56. 8 Dec. 57.| 11 Feb. 61. ...... ......
Saml. Jackson ... tº tº º tº wº 3 5 • * * * * | * * * * * * s e º | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * s e ] e e s , s e
Sir Edwd. Thos. Troubridge, bt. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * . . . . . . . . . .
Chas. Gordon ... ... tº ſº ge 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * [ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G.
Jas. Murray Gordon * 9 Nov. 46. ...... 14 Jan. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Wm. Hy. Dillon, K.C. H. 3 * 1 s • * * * * 27 Mar. 50. 5 Mar. 53. 26 May 54. 12 May 57. ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Thos. Searle tº ſº º tº tº dº • 2 • * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * { . . . . . .
Hy. Hope, aft. Sir H. * 5 a • * * * * 21 Jun, 50. 2 Apr. 53. 11 Sep. 54. 14 May 57. 20 Jan. 58. 15 Jan. 62.27 Apr. 63, ......
Sir Thos. Usher, K.C.H.... • 2 . . . . . . . * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tº e
Wm. Ward tº gº tº g tº ſº * * * 5 * * * * * * * 2 Sep. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ' ......
Sir Saml. John Brooke Pechell,bt. 3 * > . . . . . . . * * * * * } • * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Robt. Elliott tº e º gº tº e tº gº tº 35 • * * * * * 6 Nov. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... G.
Cuthbt. Featherstone Daley ... 5 3 - e < * * * 11 Nov. 50.1 ...... . ...... . ...... " ...... " ...... ...... . ......
Hon. Sir Fleetwood Broughton
Reynolds Pellew tº º ºn tº e g 3 5 • * * * * * 30 Dec. 50. 22 Apr. 53. 3 Jul. 55. 18 Jun. 57. 13 Feb. 58. ...... ...... . ......
Sir Fras. Augs. Collier, K.C. H. ... 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Hon. Jas. Wm. King 3 * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Chas. Napier, K.C.B. 3 * 1 s e s = e 21 Mar. 51. 28 May 53. 4 Jul. 55. 9 Jul. 57.| 6 Mar. 58. ...... ...... . ......
John Brett Purvis 5 2 • * * * * * 8 Apr. 51. 4 Jul. 53. 9 Jul. 55.] 30 Jul. 57.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Shirreff 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * | * , , , , ,
Richd. Arthur ... tº e e tº º gº 3 3 | * * * * * * 29 Apr. 51. 17 Sep. 53. ...... ...... . ...... . ...... | 2 | * * * * I e g c s s a
Wm. Phipps Hornby, aft, sir W. 3 5 • * * * * * 11 Jun, 51. 21 Jan. 54. 27 Sep. 55. 22 Aug. 57. 25 Jun, 58. 12 Apr. 62. 24 Nov. 63. C.
Hon. Wm. Gordon * * * tº tº dº 5 3 | * * * * * * 16 Jun, 51. 11 Feb. 54. 3 Oct. 55. 10 Sep. 57.| ...... . ...... ...... . ......
Chas. John Austen 3 3 | * * * * * * 8 Jul. 51: ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . . ....
Philip Browne ... tº º º tº tº e 55 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * * * * * * * G.
Hy. Prescott, aft. Sir H. ... , 24 Apr. 47.] ...... 21 Aug. 51. 15 Apr.'54. 31 Jan. 56. 10 Sep. 57.| 2 May 60. ...... ...... . ......
Sir Nesbit.Josiah Willoughby, K.C.H. 28 Apr. 47.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... ......

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Name. R.A.B. B.A.W. P.A.R. W.A.B. V.A.W. V.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. moted
in List
Edwd. Wallis Hoare ... 13 May 47. ...... gº. … . . . .” “… “… . .” G.
John Coode º . 26 Jun. 47. ...... 19 Jan. 52. 26 May 54. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Thos. Fellowes * * ... 126 Jul. 47, ...... . ... ... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Edwd. Hy, A'Court Repington... 6 Aug. 47, ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... G.
John Pasco * * * º e tº ... 22 Sep. 47. ...... 8 Mar, 52. ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... .
Wm. Fisher * * & © tº ... 2 Dec. 47. ...... 4 Jun. 52. ...... ...... . ...... . . ...... ... • * * * * * | * * * * * * } • * * * * *
Edwd. Harvey, aft. sir E. ... 17 Dec. 47. ...... 30 Jul. 52. 11 Sep. 54. 21 Oct. 56. 2 Oct. 57. 9 Jun. 60."20 May 62. 3 Dec. 63. ......
Wm. Fitzwilliam Owen ... ... 21 Dec. 47. ...... 1 Oct. 52.; 27 Oct. 54. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... " ......
Manley Hall Dixon ... 27 Dec. 47. ...... 8 Oct. 52. 7 Feb. 55. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Hon. Alexr. Jones 3 Jan. 48. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Peter John Douglas * e - ... 7 Jan. 48. 14 Jan. 50. 26 Oct. 52. 3 Jul. 55. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... • * e º e º e º e º 'º &
Barrington Reynolds, aft. Sir B. 8 Jan. 48. 27 Mar. 50 17 Dec. 52. 4 Jul. 55. 12 May 57.| 28 Nov. 57. 1 Nov. 60. ...... . ...... ......
Hon. Geo Alfd. Crofton... . 30 Jan. 48. 21 Jun. 50. 5 Mar. 53. 9 Jul. 55. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Williers Fras. Hatton ... [14 Feb. 48. 2 Sep. 50. ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Chas. Sotheby ... te e tº ... 20 Mar. 48. 6 Nov. 50. 2 Apr. 53. ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ * * * *
Sir Aug. Wm. Jas. Clifford, bt.... 23 Mar, 48. 11 Nov. 50. 22 Apr. 53. 27 Sep. 55. 14 May 57.| 8 Dec. 57.| 7 Nov. 60 4 Oct. 62. 11 Jan. 64.] ......
Sir Joshua Rickets Rowley, bt... 3 Apr. 48, 30 Dec. 50. 28 May 53. 3 Oct. 55. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Alex. Renton Sharpe . || 1 Jun. 48. 21 Mar. 51. 4 Jul. 53. 30 Nov. 55. 18 Jun. 57.| ...... . ...... ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gordon 'Thos. Falcon 1 Aug. 48. 8 Apr. 51. 17 Sep. 53. ...... ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Watkin Owen Pell ... ... 5 Sep. 48. 29 Apr. 51. 17 Nov. 53. 28 Dec. 55. ...... ...... . ...... ...... . ...... G.
Wm. Fairbrother Carroll, aſt. Sir
W. g = 0 gº e º tº gº º ... [24 Jun. 49. 11 Jun. 51.1 5 Dec. 53.] ...... ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Andr. Pellat Green, K.C.H... 3 Mar. 49. 16 Jun. 51. ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... G.
Wm. Bowen Mends ... 19 Mar. 49. 21 Aug. 51. 12 Jan. 54. 31 Jan. 56. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... G.
Geo. Ferguson ... ... 4 May 49. ...... . ...... . ...... ; e - e s - e i = < * * * * : * * * * * * * * * * * * | * * * * * * G.
Sir Geo. Rose Sartorius ... ... 9 May 49. 19 Jan. 52. 21 Jan. 54. 31 Jan. 56. 9 Jul. 57.| 20 Jan. 58. 11 Feb. 61. 10 Nov. 62. C.
Robt. Wauchope ... gº tº e ... 21 May 49, 8 Mar. 52.27 Jan. 54.21 Jul. 56. 30 Jul. 57. 11 Feb. 58. 29 Jul. 61. ...... . ...... [......
Sir John Gordon Sinclair, aft. bt. 8 Jun. 49. 4 Jun. 52. 11 Feb. 54. 17 Oct. 56. 22 Aug. 57.| 13 Feb. 58. 5 Aug. 61, 23 Mar. 63. ...... . ......
Geo. Edwd. Watts ... 1 Sep. 49 ...... . ...... . ... ... ...... . ...... . ...... ! ...... . ...... G.
Sir Jas. John Gordon Bremer, h
K. C. B. . . . & e - tº e & ... [15 Sep. 49. ...... . ...... . ...... | “.... . ..... * } • e º s s e ] e. e. e. e. e. e. • * g g g e i e º ºs e s 6
Ralph Randolph Wormeley 9 Oct. 49. ...... . ...... . . ...... ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... º e º ſº tº
Hayes O'Grady tº Q tº . (18 Oct. 49 ...... . ...... . ...... * & e º e º º e º e º ſº º º • * * > tº e º º º º º e º 'º º
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Name, B.A.B. R.A.W. R.A.R. W.A.B. W.A.W. W.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. mºa
in List
Maurice Fred. Fitzhardinge
Berkeley, aft. sir M. and ló.
Fitzhardinge * * * ... 30 Oct. 49.30 Jul. 52.15 Apr. 54. 21 Oct. 56.10 Sep. 57.| 6 Mar. 58. 15 Jan. 62. 27 Apr.63. ...... . ......
Sir David Dunn, K.C.H. ... ... 5 Nov. 49.; 4 Oct. 52. . . ...... . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ..... ...... G.
Fairfax Moresby, C.B., aft. Sir F. 24 Dec. 49. 8 Oct. 52. 26 May 54. 12 Nov. 56. 10 Sep. 57. 25 Jun, 58. 12 Apr. 62. 27 Apr. 63. ...... C.
Geo Anson, ld. Byron ... 24 Dec. 49.] ... . . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Sir Edmd. Lyons, bt., G.C.B.,
K.C.H., aft. Id. Lyons... . 14 Jan. 50. 26 Oct. 52. 11 Sep. 54. 19 Mar. 57.| 2 Oct. 57. ...... ...... ...... ...... . ......
Sir Chas. Sullivan, bt. .. 15 Feb. 50. 9 3 27 Oct. 54 12 May 57.|28 Nov. 57.| 2 May 60. 20 May 62.] ...... . ...... . ......
Sir John Marshall, C.B., K.C.H.... 27 Mar. 50. ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... . . . . ......
Jas. Erskine Wemyss ... 21 Jun. 50. ...... . . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . . . ......
Fras. Erskine Loch 2 Sep. 50.; 17 Dec. 52. 7 Feb. 55. 14 May 75. 8 Dec. 57. 9 Jun. 60. 16 Jun. 62. ...... . . . ......
Edwd. Collier 1 Oct. 50. 5 Mar. 53. 3 Jul. 55. 18 Jun. 57. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... ...
David Price & © tº tº e & ... 6 Nov. 50. 2 Apr. 53. ... ... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Algn, D. of Northumberland ... 11 Nov. 50. ...... . ...... ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . .
John Toup Nicolas, C.B., K.H. ... 30 Dec. 50. ...... . . ...... . ...... ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Willmott Henderson, C.B., K.H. 21 Mar. 51. 22 Apr. 53. ...... . ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
Sir John Hill e e ... 2 Apr. 51. 28 May 53. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
John Carter & © e 8 Apr. 51: ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Hy. Meynell ... ... . ... 29 Apr. 51. ...... . . . . . . ...... . ...... . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ... G.
Arth. Fanshawe, C.B., aft. Sir A. | 11 Jun. 51. 4 Jul. 53. 4 Jul. 55. 9 Jul. 57. 5 Jan. 58. 1 Nov. 60. 4 Oct. 62. 24 Nov. 63. ... ......
Houston Stewart, C.B., aft. Sir H. 16 Jun. 51.; 17 Sep. 53. 9 Jul. 55.30 Jul. 57.| 20 Jan. 58. 7 Nov. 60. 10 Nov. 62. 14 Nov. 63. ...
Sir Jas. Stirling ... & ºf ... 8 Jul. 51. 17 Nov. 53. 27 Sep. 65. 22 Aug. 57. 11 Feb. 58. 11 Feb. 61. 22 Nov. 62. 3 Dec. 63. ...... . ......
Ld John Hay tº º ºs tº ſº e ... 31 Aug. 31 ...... . ...... . ..... . . . … . . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Provo Wm. Parry Wallis, aft. Sir P. 27 Aug. 51. 5 Dec. 53. 3 Oct. 55. 10 Sep. 57.| 13 Feb. 58. 29 Jul. 61. 21 Mar. 63. 11 Jan. 64, ... C.
Wm. Walpole tº e ºs ... 19 Jan. 52. 12 Jan. 54. 30 Nov. 55. 23 * * * * * * | * * * * * * | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G.
Armar Lowry Corry 8 Mar. 52. 21 Jan. 54. ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . . . ......
Sir Wm. Edwd. Parry 4 Jun, 52.27 Jan. 54. ...... ...... . . ...... . . ...... ...... . ...... . . . .
Hy. Wm. Bruce, aft. Sir H. 30 Jul. 52.) 11 Feb. 54. 28 Dec. 55. 2 Oct. 57. 6 Mar. 58. 5 Aug. 61. 27 Apr. 63. ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Jas. Mingaye tº e g ... 1 Oct. 52. 15 Apr. 54. 31 Jan. 56, 4 Nov. 57. 25 Jun. 58. ...... . ...... ...... ...... G.
Jas. Hanway Plumridge, aft sir J. 8 Oct. 52. 26 May 54. 5 5 28 Nov. 57. 24 Nov. 58. 15 Jan. 62. 27 Apr. 63. ...... ...... . ......
Sir John Franklin, K.C. H. 26 Oct. 52. . . ...... . . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . . . .
Sir Thos. Herbert, K.C.B. ... ... 13 Jul, 54. 31 Jan. 56, 8 Dec. 57, 16 May 59.] ...... ...... . ...... . . . .
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Pro-
Name. T.A.B. R.A.W. R.A.R. W.A.B. W.A.W. W.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. moted
in List
Hon. Hy. John Rous 17 Dec. 52. 11 Sep. 54.21 Jul. 56. 5 Jan. 58. 2 May 60. 12 Apr. 62. 25 Jun, 63. 15 Jun. 64. ...... . ......
Edwd. Boxer, C.B. 5 Mar. 53. 27 Oct. 54. ...... . ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Geo. Fredk. Rich... tº e & ... 2 Apr. 53. 24 Nov. 54. 17 Oct. 56. 20 Jan. 58. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... ......
Wm. Jas. Hope Johnstone, aft.
Sir W. ... is º ºs © $ tº ... 22 Apr. 53. 22 Jan. 55. 21 Oct. 56. 11 Feb. 58. 9 Jun. 60. 20 May 62. 24 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... C.
Wm. Fanshawe Martin, aft. Sir W. 28 May 53. 7 Feb. 55. 12 Nov. 56. 13 Feb. 58. 1 Nov.60. 16 Jun. 62 14 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... C.
Hon. Richd. Saunders Dundas,
C. B., aft. Sir R. tº gº tº ... 4 Jul. 53. 2 May 55. 19 May 57. 1 Mar. 58. 7 Nov. 60. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Ld. Adolph. FitzClarence, G.C.H. 17 Sep. 53. 6 Jun. 55.] ...... . ...... ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ......
Hy. Dundas ſº gº tº g 9 tº ... 17 Nov. 53 || 3 Jul. 55. 12 May 57. 6 Mar. 58. 11 Feb. 61. 4 Oct. 62. ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Hon. Montagu Stopford, aft. Sir M. 5 Dec. 53, 4 Jul. 55. 14 May 57. 25 Jun. 58. 4 Jun. 61. 10 Nov. 62. 30 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... .....
Hy. Ducie Chads, c.B., aft. Sir H. 12 Jan. 54. 9 Jul. 55. 18 Jun. 57. 24 Nov. 58. 29 Jul. 61. 22 Nov. 62. 3 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Geo. Robt. Lambert, K.C.B... 21 Jan. 54. 5 3 9 Jul. 57, 16 May 59. 5 Aug. 61. 23 Mar. 63. 15 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ......
Alexr. Thos. Emeric Vidal 27 Jan. 54. 27 Sep. 55. 30 Jul. 57. 27 Jun. 59 3 3 | " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Leith tº º º & g tº 11 Feb. 54. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . . . . . . .
Chas. Hope tº e º tº º & ... 1 Apr. 54. ...... . ...... 27 Feb. 60.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Hy. John Leeke aft. Sir H. ... 15 Apr. 54. ...... . ...... 2 May 60. 15 Jan. 62. 27 Apr. 63. 11 Jan. 64. ...... ...... . ......
Chas. Howe Fremantle, aft. Sir C. 15 Apr. 54. ...... 22 Aug. 57. 9 Jun. 60. 12 Apr. 62. 23 Mar. 63. 9 Feb. 64. ...... ...... . ......
Michl. Seymour, aft. Sir M. . 26 May 54. 30 Nov. 55. 10 Sep. 57. 1 Nov. 60. 20 May 62. 25 Jun. 63. 5 Mar. 64.] ...... . ......
Hy. Byam Martin, C.B., aft. Sir H. 13 Jul, 54. 28 Dec. 55. 5 5 7 Nov. 60.| 16 Jun. 62. 12 Sep. 63. 15 Jun. 64. ...... ...... . ......
Hy. Eden ... * * g. tº º º ... 7 Aug. 54. 31 Jan. 56. 2 Oct. 57. 11 Feb. 61. 4 Oct. 62. 24 Nov. 63. ...... ...... e is tº e º s
Fredk. Wm. Beeche 11 Sep. 54. 3 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * * : * * * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Scott, C.B., aft. Sir J. 26 Oct. 54, 3 * 4 Nov. 57.| 4 Jun. 61. 10 Nov. 62. 14 Nov. 63.] ...... . ...... . ......
Wm. Sandom tº gº tº ... 27 Oct. 54. 19 May 56. 28 Nov. 57.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... sº tº $ tº e º e º º is ſº tº
Geo. Wm. Conway Courtenay ... 24 Nov. 54. 21 Jul. 56. 8 Dec. 57.| 29 Jul. 61. 22 Nov. 62. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Hon. Fredc. Wm. Grey, C.B., aft.
sir F. ... tº º tº ſº tº º ... 22 Jan. 55. 17 Oct. 56.] 5 Jan. 58. 5 Aug. 61. 6 Feb. 63. 30 Nov. 63. ...... ...... . ...... E.
Robt. Lambert Baynes, C.B., aft.
Sir R. ... * e º tº ſº tº ... 7 Feb. 55. 21 Oct. 56. 20 Jan 58. 5 3 23 Mar. 63. 3 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Thos. Bennett 2 May 55. 12 Nov. 56. 11 Feb. 58. 15 Jan. 62. 1 Apr. 63. ...... . ...... ...... ...... G.
Peter Richards, C.B. 6 Jun, 55.] 1 Dec. 56. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Hy. Smith, C.B, ... e e e ... 3 Jul. 55. 14 Feb. 57. 13 Feb. 58. 12 Apr. 62. 27 Apr. 63. 15 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... ...... E.
Steph. Lushington, aft. Sir S. ... 3 2 19 Mar. 57.| 1 Mar. 58. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G.
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Pro-
Name, R.A.B. F.A.W. P.A.R. V.A.B. W.A.W. V.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. moted
in List
Jno. Alexr. Duntze * * 9 Jul. 55. 12 May 57.| 6 Mar. 58. 20 May 62.[27 Apr.63. 11 Jan. 64. ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Fred. Thos. Michell, C.B. 2 3 14 May 57.| 25 Jun. 58. 16 Jun. 62. 25 Jun. 63. 9 Feb. 64.] ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Sir Thos. Hastings, C.B.... ... 27 Sep. 55. 18 Jun. 57.| 24 Nov.58, 4 Oct, 62. 12 Sep. 63. 5 Mar. 64. ...... " ...... . ...... . ......
Charles Ramsay Drinkwater
Bethune, C.B. ... & Cº º 3 Oct. 55. 9 Jul. 57.| 16 May 59. 10 Nov. 62. 24 Nov. 63. 15 Jun. 64.] ...... ...... ...... E.
Chas. Graham, C.B. & e a 30 Nov. 55.130 Jul. 57.1 ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Chas. Talbot, aft. Sir C. ... 28 Dec. 55. 22 Aug. 57.| 27 Jun, 59. 22 Nov. 62. 3 Nov. 68.] ...... . ... ... " ...... ...... E.
Thos. Wren Carter, C.B. 31 Jan. 56. 10 Sep. 57.| 2 May 60.| 6 Feb. 63. 14 Nov. 63. ...... .... . . ...... . ...... F.
Sir Thos. Sabine Pasley, bt. 5 5 2 3 9 Jun. 60. 23 Mar. 63. 30 Nov. 63. ....... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Christr. Wyvill ... . ... 5 5 2 Oct. 57.| 1 Nov. 60.1 ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Hy. Fras. Greville, C.B. ... 19 May 56.] 4 Nov. 57.| 7 Nov.60.| 1 Apr. 63. ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
Lord Geo. Paulet * * * 21 Jul. 56, 19 Nov. 57.|11 Feb. 61. 3 Apr. 63. 3 Dec. 63. ...... ...... . ...... ...... F.
Lord Edwd. Russell, C.B. 17 Oct. 56. 28 Nov. 57.| 4 Jun. 61. 27 Apr. 63. 15 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Hy. Wolsey Bayfield 21 Oct. 56. 8 Dec. 57.| 29 Jul. 61. 3 5 11 Jan, 64.] ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . ...... F.
Hon. Geo. Grey ... 12 Nov. 56.] 5 Jan. 58.| 5 Aug. 61. 25 Jun. 63. 9 Feb. 64. ...... . ...... ...... . ...... F.
Sir Jas. Clarke Ross ... 1 Dec. 56. 20 Jan. 58. 35 • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , t → • * * * * : * * * * * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jos. Nias, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 14 Feb. 57.| 11 Feb. 58. 15 Jan. 62, 12 Sep, 63. 5 Mar. 64. ...... ...... . ... . . . ...... F.
Hy. Jno. Codrington, C.B., aft. Sir
H. * g e e e ºs e tº tº ... 19 Mar. 57 | 13 Feb. 58, 4 Apr.62. 14 Nov. 63. 15 Jun. 64. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Jno. M*Dougall, aft. Sir J. 12 May 57.| 1 Mar. 58, 12 Apr.62. 3 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ...... ......
Michl. Quin tº ſº º tº e e ... 14 May 57, 6 Mar. 58. 19 May 62, 14 Nov. 63.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Sir Thos. Maitland, C.B., aft. E.
of Lauderdale ... ge & ... 18 Jun, 57.|21 Jun. 58. 20 May 62. 30 Nov. 63. ...... ...... ...... ...... . ...... E.
Robt. Smart, K.H., aft. Sir R. 9 Jul. 57.|24 Nov. 58. 16 Jun, 62. 3 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ....., | ...... E.
Geo. Rodney Mundy e e is ... 30 Jul. 57, 16 May 59. 4 Oct. 62. 15 Dec. 63.] ....., | ...... . ...... ...... ...... E.
Hon. Hy. Keppel, C.B., aft. Sir H. 22 Aug. 57.| 27 Jun. 59. 10 Nov. 62. 11 Jan. 64.] ...... ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Jno. Jervis Tucker tº e 9 ... 10 Sep. 57.| 2 May 60.|22 Nov. 62. 9 Feb. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... G.
Jno. Kingcome, aft. Sir J. 5 3 9 Jun. 60.|30 Jan. 63.] 5 Mar. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... F.
Fredk, Bullock tº º ſº ... 12 Oct. 57.| 1 Nov. 60.| 6 Feb. 63. 28 Mar, 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ......
Jno. Elphinstone Erskine ... 4 Nov. 57.| 7 Nov. 60. 23 Mar. 63. 15 Jun. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Jas. Hope, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 19 Nov. 57.| 11 Feb. 61. 1 Apr. 68.' ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . ...... |E.
Horatio Thos. Austin, C.B. ... 28 Nov. 57.| 4 Jun. 61. 3 Apr 68.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . ...... E,
Wm. Ramsey, C.B., aft. Sir W. ... ; 8 Dec. 57.| 29 Jul. 61. 27 Apr. 63. ...... . ...... " .... * * * * * * * * * | * * * * * * I e º 'º e º s E.
§
Hon. Chas. Gilbert John Brydone
Elliott, C.B. ... tº tº º tº $ tº
Hon. Jos. Denman gº tº e & ſº tº
Geo. St. Vincent King, C.B., aft.
sir G. ... is º º & © tº tº ſº tº
Edwd. Pellew Halsted
Geo. Goldsmith
5 5
15 Jan. 62.
4 Apr. 62.
. 12 Apr. 62.
19 May 62.
25 Jun, 68.
12 Sep. 63
24 Nº. 63.
3 Nov. 63.
tº e º gº tº tº
tº º ſº tº gº tº
e - tº us tº &
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tº º E & tº ſº
Pro-
Name. R.A.B. B.A.W. B.A.R. W.A.B. W.A.W. V.A.R. A.B. A.W. A.R. moted
in List
|
Sir Baldwin Wake Walker. bt., |
R. C. B. . . . tº tº º tº º º ... 5 Jan. 58. 5 Aug. 61. 27 Apr. 63. ...... . ...... . .'..... . ...... . ...... ...... E.
Alexr. Milne, aft. Sir A.... ... 20 Jan. 58. 5 3 25 Jun. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... " ...... E.
Lord Clarence Edwd. Paget, C.B. 11 Feb. 58. 15 Jan. 62. 12 Sep. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ..... . ...... E.
Richd. Laird Warren ... 13 Feb. 58, 4 Apr. 62. 24 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... : ...... . ...... E.
Geo. Elliot tº e tº tº e ſº ... 1 Mar. 58. 12 Apr.62. 3 Nov. 63 | ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Hon. Fred. Thos. Pelham, C.B. 6 Mar. 58.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... . ......
Sidney Colpoys Dacres, C.B., aft.
sir S. ... tº tº º tº º º ... 25 Jun. 58. 19 May 62. 14 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . . ...... E.
John Shepherd . |24 Nov. 58. 20 May 62.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . . ...... . ...... i e s s • * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Henderson ... tº tº s ... 16 May 59. 16 Jun. 62. 30 Nov. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ..... . ...... ...... " …
Lewis Tobias Jones, C.B., aft. Sir
ſº * tº tº e & tº gº tº . 27 Jun. 59. 4 Oct. 62. 3 Dec. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ..., . . ...... E.
Robt. Fanshawe Stopford ... 2 May 60. 10 Nov. 62. 15 Dec. 63.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ..... . ...... E.
Robt. Spencer Robinson, aft.
sir R. ... tº e tº gº tº ſº. ... 9 Jun. 60. 22 Nov. 62. 11 Jan. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Thos. Matth. Chas. Symonds,
C.B., aft. sir T. ſº tº g ... 1 Nov.60. 30 Jan. 63. 9 Feb. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... E.
Thos. Leeke Massey 7 Nov. 60.| 6 Feb. 63. 5 Mar. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... F.
Sir Edwd. Belcher, C.B. ... 11 Feb. 61. 23 Mar. 63. 28 Mar. 64.] ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... F.
Jas. John Stopford tº & ... 4 Jun. 61. 1 Apr. 63. 15 Jun. 64.] ...... . ..... * | * * * * * * I e º is e º e s a s a e i º e º e º e E.
Woodford, John Williams ... 122 Jun. 61.] 3 Apr. 63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... E.
Augs. Leopold Kuper, C.B., aft.
Sir A. ... gº º gº ... " ... 29 Jul. 61. 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.
Chas. Eden, C.B. 5 Aug. 61.127 Apr.63. ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... . ...... ...... . ...... E.
E.
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E.
E.
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E.
Chas. Frederick ...
... 20 May 62.
14 Nov. 63.
is e tº e e
tº º tº gº tº wº
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Name.
R.A.B. R.A.W.
IR.A.R.
V.A.B.
V.A.W.
V.A.R.
A.B.
A.W.
A.T.
Pro-
moted
in List
Hy. Kellett, C.B. ... tº º ſe tº gº º
Wm. Hy. Anderson Morshead, C.B.
Richd. Collinson, C.B., aft. Sir R.
Geo. Ramsay, C.B., aft. E. of
Dalhousie © $ ſº tº gº
Hastings Regd. Yelverton
John Adams tº º tº & 9 º'
Geo. Hy. Seymour
Fredk. Hutton * tº º º tº $ tº
Wm. Butcheon Hall, C.B., aft.
sir W. ... tº e º tº e º tº e ſº
Geo. Greville Wellesley, C. B.
|
16 Jun. 62.' 30 Nov. 63.
4 Oct. 62.' 3 Dec. 63.
10 Nov. 62. 15 Dec. 63.
}
..., |22 Nov. 62. 11 Jan. 64.
. 30 Jan. 63. 9 Feb. 64.
6 Feb. 63. 5 Mar. 64
23 Mar. 63. 28 Mar. 64.
1 Apr. 63. 15 Jun. 64.
3 Apr. 63. ......
3 3 - e > * * *
Hon Geo. Fowler Hastings, C.B. 27 Apr. 63. ......
Hon. Swynfen Thos. Carnegie .. 35 - - - - - -
Hy. Lyster gº º gº tº ſº a ... 25 Jun. 63. ......
Fredk. Warden, C.B. ... . 12 Sep. 63. ......
Edwd. Gennys Fanshawe ... 3 Nov. 63. ......
Claude Hy. Mason Buckle, C.B... 14 Nov.63. ......
Arth. Lowe gº tº e tº dº is ... 24 Nov. 63. ......
Hon Thos. Baillie . 130 Nov. 63.' ......
Geo. Giffard, C. B. tº e is ... 3 Dec. 63.' ......
Sir Fredk. Wm. Erskino Nichol- |
son, bt., C.B. ... * @ º ... 15 Dec. 63.' ......
Hon. Jas. Robt. Drummond, C.B.,
aft. sir J. tº gº º © tº ... 11 Jan. 64. ......
John Lort Stokes... s & ſº ... 9 Feb. 64. ..... dº
Hy. Mangles Denham, aft. Sir H. 5 Mar. 64. ......
Arth. Forbes ſº º tº § º & ... 28 Mar. 64.' ......
Hy. Edmd. Edgell (e º Jun. 64. e tº º ſe e ºs
tº º ºs º is tº
tº e º ſº º te
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By Order in Council dated July 9, and gaz, Oct. 18, 1864, the division of the fleet into Red, White, and Blue Squadrons was discontinued,
and a uniform flag adopted.
834 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LIST E.
ADMIRALS ON THE ACTIVE LIST.
From the discontinuance of the division of the Fleet into Red, White,
and Blue Squadrons in 1864 to the present time.
See note at foot of List D, ante, p. 833.

Com-
Name. #." v.-Adm. Adm. Cººl
List
Hy. Eden tº tº tº D. ...... 16 Sep. 64. tº º
Sir Jas. Scott ... tº tº º * & © D. ...... 10 Feb. 65. © e
Hon. Sir Frede, Wm. Grey, C.B. D. ...... 24 Apr. 65. tº e tº
Sir Robt. Lambert Baynes ... D. ...... 5 May 65. © º te
Hy. Smith, C.B. tº º º is tº gº D. ...... 12 Sep. 65. s & e
John Alexr. Duntze ... & ſº e g tº e D. ...... 2 Dec. 65. tº # e.
Chas. Ramsay Drinkwater Bethune D. ...... 2 Apr. 66. tº tº
Sir Chas. Talbot, K.C.B. ... D. ...... 9 3 tº º tº
Sir Thos. Sabine Pasley, bt... D. ...... 20 Nov. 66. tº º º
Lord Edwd. Russell ... tº º tº D. ...... 20 Mar. 67. tº gº tº
Sir Hy. John Codrington, K.C.B. D. ...... 18 Oct. (37. B.
Thos., E. of Lauderdale D. ...... 8 Apr. 68. |B.
Sir Robt. Smart, K.H. D. ...... 15 Jan. 69. tº e tº
Geo. Rodney Mundy ... £ tº º D. ...... 26 May 69. B.
Hon. Sir Hy. Keppel, K.C.B.... D. ...... 2 Jul. 69. B.
John Elphinstone Erskine D. ...... 10 Sep. 69. g ſº º
Sir Jas. Hope, K.C.B. º tº º D. 16 Sep. 64. 21 Jan. 70. B.
Horatio Thos. Austin, C.B. ... D. 20 Oct. 64.] ...... tº tº º
Wm. Ramsey, C. B. ... ºn tº º tº e e D. 12 Nov. 64.] ...... F.
Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, bt., K.C.B. D. 10 Feb. 65. 27 Feb. 70. tº gº tº
Sir Alexr. Milne tº gº tº tº gº tº ge e e D. 13 Apr. 65. 1 Apr. 70. B.
Lord Clarence Edwd. Paget... D. 24 Apr. 65. 3 3 & de g
Richd. Laird Warren... * † D. 5 May 65. 9 3 tº @ &
Geo. Elliot e º 'º D. 12 Sep. 65. 5 * tº º º
Sir Sidney Colpoys Dacres D. 17 Nov. (35. 9 3 © tº gº
Sir Lewis Tobias Jones tº º e tº º D. 2 Dec. 65. ...... F.
Robt. Fanshawe Stopford ... e tº º D. 2 Apr. 66. ...... F.
Robt. Spencer Robinson, aft. Sir R... tº tº gº D. 9 3 | * * * * * * F.
Thos. Matth. Chas. Symonds, C.B., aft. Sir T. D, 3 5 14 Jul. 71. B.
Jas. John Stopford ... tº gº tº © tº º ... D. 5 3 | * * * * * * tº gº tº
Woodford John Williams D. 3 5 | * * * * * * F.
Sir Augs. Leop. Kuper D. 6 Apr. 66. 20 Oct. 72. tº gº º
Chas. Eden, C. B. © tº e tº e # tº $ tº tº ſº g D. 3 3 | * * * * * * F.
Hon. Chas. Gilbert John Brydome Elliott, C.B. D. • 3 8 Feb. 73 B.
Hon. Jos. Denman & e & e tº € $ ... D. 20 Nov. 66.] ...... is tº gº
Sir Geo. St. Vincent King D. 20 Mar. 67.|20 Apr. 75. tº tº ºn
Edwd. Pellew Halsted D. 24 May 67.| ...... § tº º
Chas. Frederick D. 18 Oct. (37.| ...... F.
Hy. Kellett, C. B. tº º tº tº ſº tº tº e & D. 8 Apr. 68. ...... tº º ſº
Wm. Hy. Anderson Morshead, C.B.... D. | 15 Jan. 69.] ...... F.
Richd. Collinson, C. B. tº º º tº º º tº t tº D 17 Mar. 69.] ...... F.
Geo. Ramsay, C.B., aft. 12th E. of Dalhousie D. • 3 | * * * * * * F.
Hastings Regd. Yelverton is a tº ... D. 26 May 69. 30 Jul. 75. tº gº º
Geo. Hy. Seymour ... * e & D. 2 Jul. 69.] ...... tº tº e
Geo. Greville Wellesley, C.B. D. 26 Jul. 69. | 11 Dec. 75.
Hon. Geo. Fowler Hastings, C. B. D | 10 Sep. 69. ...... tº º º
Hon. Swynfen Thos. Carnegie D. 21 Jan. 70.1 ...... F.
Edwd. Gennys Fanshawe D. 1 Apr. 70.| 18 Jan. 76. * * *
Arth. Lowe ... § tº º D. 27 Feb. 70. ...... F.
Hon. Thos. Baillie tº º g tº $ wº ... D. 1 Apr. 70. ...... F
Sir ſºredk. Wm. Erskine Nicolson, bt., C.B. D. 5 * | * * * * * * F
Hon. Sir Jas. Robt. Drummond, K.C.B. D. 2 Jun, 70. 22 Jan. 77. wn tº º
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Con-
Name. R.Adm. v-Adm. || Adm. |*.*
List
Fred. Hy. Hastings Glasse, C.B. ... 16 Sep. 64.] ...... . . . ... F.
Chas. Gepp Robinson... © C & • 2 e 20 Oct. 64.] ...... . ...... F.
Geo. Thos. Gordon © - e. e p → 28 Oct. 64.] ...... . ...... F.
Erasmus Ommaney * G & tº gº & 12 Nov. 64. 14 Jul. 71.] ...... F.
Douglas Curry © tº e tº e ºs 10 Feb. 65. ...... . ...... e c º
Geo. Wm. Douglas O'Callaghan 11 Apr. 65. ...... . ...... F.
Chas. Wise ... tº e g * - e. 13 Apr. 65. ...... . ...... F.
Thos. Pickering Thompson ... ... 24 Apr. 65. ...... . ...... F.
Wallace Houstoun ... e - tº e q & ... 5 May 65. ...... . ...... F.
Wm. John Cavendish Clifford, C.B., aft.
bt. ... C & e is a º * G - tº E & ... 12 Sep. 65. 1 Oct. 71. ...... F.
Thos. Fisher ... tº º ºs * * * . 17 Nov. 65. ...... . ...... F.
Thos. Harvey ... tº e ºs * - e. . 2 Dec. 65. ...... . ...... • & ©
Wm. Loring, C.B., aft. Sir W. . 7 Mar. 66. 2 Nov. 71. 1 Aug. 77. ...
Sir Wm. Hoste, bt. . 2 Apr. 66. ...... . ...... tº º
John Fulford ... • * º º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Alf. Phillipps Ryder ... º 2 3 7 May 72. 5 Aug. 77. B.
Hy. Chads, aft. Sir H. -> 3 5 20 Oct. 72. 16 Sep. 77.| ...
Fras. Scott ... 6 tº e tº e º * 3 8 Feb. 73.] ...... g tº a
Sir Adolphus Slade, K.C.B. ... º * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Arth. Farquhar tº e ºs tº e º e e e - * 3 6 Apr. 73. 9 Mar. 78.] ...
Edwin Clayton Tennyson D'Eyncourt º • * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Thos. Hy. Mason tº - - tº e ºs º 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Sidney Grenfell • * g. • * * ... 6 Apr. 66.] ...... . ...... |F.
Richd. Strode Hewlett, C.B. ... tº gº º e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Sir Joun Chas. Dalrymple Hay, bt... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Jas. Horsford Cockburn tº a tº 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * tº e º
Jas. Willcox, C.B. 3 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Hugh Dunlop, C.B. ... * - º 3 5 • • * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Astley Cooper Key, aft. Sir A. 20 Nov. 66.30 Apr. 73. 21 Mar. 78.] ...
Fredk. Byng Montresor 20 Mar. 67.] ...... . ...... F.
Chas. Farrel Hillyar ... 24 May 67.|29 May 73. 26 Sep. 78.] ...
Edwd. Codd * @ e : 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Thos. Hope ... - - - * - e. 31 May 67.| ...... . ...... * * *
Edwd. Southwell Sotheby, C.B. 1 Sep. 67.| ...... . ...... F.
Michl. De Courcy t- tº e - tº ſº tº 18 Oct. 67.] ...... . ...... F
John Walter Tarleton, C.B., aft. Sir J. 8 Apr. 68. 25 Aug. 73. ...... F.
lord Fredc. Herbert Kerr ... s e tº 9 Apr. 68.' ...... . ...... F.
Edmd. Heathcote ... • e < tº e ∈ ... 1 Jan. 69.] 1 Jan. 74.] ...... F.
Geoffr. Thos. Phipps Hornby, aft. Sir G ... 2 3 1 Jan. 75. 15 Jun. 79.) B,
Chas. Fred. Alexr. Shadwell, C.B., aft.
sir C. tº e & tº tº º & © tº tº º ſº ... 15 Jan. 69. 20 Apr. 75. 2 Aug. 79.] ...
Wm. King Hall, C.B., aft. Sir W. 17 Mar. 69. 30 Jul. 75.] 2 Aug. 79.] ...
Thos. Wilson, C.B. ... e - tº e tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Edwd. Augs. Inglefield, aft. Sir E.... 26 May 69. 11 Dec. 75. 27 Nov. 79.] ...
Wm. Edmonstone, C.B., aft. bt. 2 Jul. 69.1 ...... . ...... F.
Jas. Fras. Ballard Wainwright 26 Jul. 69.] ... ... . ...... * * *
Jas. Newburgh Strange 10 Sep. 69. ...... . ...... F.
Jas. Chas. Prevost ... © e - is tº & ... 16 Sep. 69.] ...... ...... F.
Sir Wm. Saltonstall Wiseman, bt., K.C.B. ... 12 Nov. 69. ...... . ...... tº q tº
Jas. Aylmer Paynter... º is e e 21 Jan. 70.1 ...... . ...... F.
Arth. Cumming, C.B. .. & G & * * * 27 Feb. 70. 22 Mar. 76.. 9 Jan. 80.] ...
Arth. Parry Eardley Wilmot, C. B. ... 1 Apr. 70. ...... . ...... F.
Robt. Coote tº e e º e - e º 5 3 18 Jun. 76. 3 Jan. 81. ...
John Bourmaster Dickson ... tº g tº 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Houston Stewart, C.B., aft. Sir W. º 35 12 Nov. 76. 23 Nov. 81.
Hon. Arth. Auckland Leop. Pedro Coch-
rane, C.B. • * * º, º ſº tº tº º | 2 Nov. 76. 1 Dec. 81
Freak. Archd. Campbell
• * > * > *
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Con-
Name. R.-Adm. | W.-Adm. Adm. thºd
t List
Fred. Beauchamp Paget Seymour, C.B., aft,
Sir F. and ló. Alcester ... tº ſº dº ... 1 Apr. 70.|31 Dec. 76. 6 May 82 ...
Hon. John Welbore Sunderland Spencer ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * F.
Regd. John Jas. Geo. Macdonald, aft. Mac-
donald-Blomfield and Sir R. tº e “ ... 1 Apr. 70. 22 Jan. 77.| 9 Jun. 82. ...
Geo. Hy. Richards, aft. Sir G. 2 Jun, 70. ...... . ...... F.
Sir Fras. Leopold McClintock 1 Oct. 71.] 5 Aug. 77.| 7 Jul. 84. ...
Sir Leopold Geo. Heath, K.C.B. 20 Dec. 71. ...... . ...... F.
Hy. Schank Hillyar, C.B. ... 11 Feb. 72. 16 Sep. 77.| ...... F.
Geo. Granville Randolph, C.B. 24 Apr. 72. 3 * | * * * * * * F.
Lord John Hay, C.B. ... tº tº º 7 May 72. 31 Dec. 77.| 8 Jul. 84. B.
Geo. Hancock ... tº ſº º º 20 Oct. 72.] ...... . ...... e & gºs
Hon. Fras. Egerton ... 8 Feb. 73.] ...... . ...... F.
Edw. Bridges Rice 12 Feb. 73. 9 Mar. 78. 27 Oct. 84.] ...
Thos. Miller tº & ſº e tº e 6 Apr. 73. 21 Mar. 78. ...... F.
Hon. Geo. Disney Keane, C.B. 30 Apr. 73. ...... ...... F.
Sherard Osborn, C.B.... * * * 29 May 73. ...... . ...... tº e
Rowley Lambert, C.B. e g tº 25 Aug. 73. 21 Mar. 78.] ...... tº e tº
Augs. Phillimore, aft. Sir A. 1 Jan. 74. 30 Jan. 79.] 30 Oct. 84. ...
Wm. Chas. Chamberlain gº tº º 19 Jan. 74.] ... ... . ...... tº tº º
Geo. Ommanney Willes, C.B., aft. Sir G. 11 Jun. 74. || 1 Feb. 79. 27 Mar. 85.] ...
Wrm. Garnham Luard, C.B. ... 1 Jan. 75. 15 Jun, 79. 31 Mar. 85.] ...
John Corbett, C.B. ... tº ºn tº 20 Apr. 75.] 2 Aug. 79, 7 Apr. 85.] ...
Edwd. Winterton Turnour, C.B. 25 Apr. 75. 9 Sep. 79, ...... F.
Algn. Fred. Rous De Horsey 7 May 75.[27 Nov. 79. 29 Apr. 85.] ...
Hy. Boys gº tº gº tº ſº gº & ſº 30 Jul. 75. 9 Jan. 80. 1 Jun. 85.] ...
Robt. Jenkins, C.B. ... tº ſº dº tº $ tº ... 4 Nov. 75.] ...... . ...... F.
Wm. Montague Dowell, C.B., , aft. Sir W. ... 11 Dec. 75. 20 Jan. 80. 1 Jul. 85. ...
Arth. Wm. Acland Hood, C.B., aft. Sir A.... 22 Mar. 76. 23 Jul. 80.|18 Jan. 86. ...
Chas. Fellowes, C.B. ... g a e tº 9 º' ... 18 Jun. 76. 31 Dec. 80.1 ...... é º º
Chas. Wake & Cº. º. e & & e e 4 ... 21 Sep. 76. 3 Jan. 81. ...... F.
Sir John Edmd. Commerell, K.C.B., v. C. ... 12 Nov. 76. 19 Jan. 81. 12 Apr. 86. ...
Richd. Jas., ld, Gilford, aft. E. of Clan-
william gº º q tº ſº º * * * tº tº e ... 31 Dec. 76. 26 Jul. 81. 22 Jun. 86.] ...
Hon. Fitzgerald Algn. Chas. Foley 35 23 Nov. 81.] ...... F.
Ernest, &c., pr of Leiningen, G.C.B. 55 1 Dec. 81. 7 Jul. 87.] ...
Fred. Hy. Stirling 22 Jan. 77.| 31 Dec. 81.] ...... & ſº ſº
Chas. Webley Hope ... 1 Aug. 77.] ...... . ...... gº º tº
Wm. Gore Jones, C.B. e tº ſº 5 Aug. 77.| 6 May 82. 15 Jul. 87, ..
Hon. Hy. Carr Glyn, C.B., C.S.I. ... 16 Sep. 77.| 9 Jun. 82. ...... e º º
Richd. Vesey Hamilton, aft. Sir R.... 27 Sep. 77.| 17 Feb. 84 18 Oct. 87.] ...
Chas. Ludovic Darley Waddilove ... 31 Dec. 77.| 1 Apr. 84. 1 May 88.] ...
John Dobree McCrea... e 9 º' 55 • * * * * | * * * * * * º º &
Leveson Eliot Hy. Somerset... 28 Feb. 78. 7 Jul. 84. | 19 Jun. 88.] ...
John Eglinton Montgomorie ... tº t tº ... 9 Mar. 78.1 ...... . ...... F.
Sir Wm. Nathan Wrighte Hewett, K.C.B.,
W.C. . . . * - ſº tº º ve tº G & tº gº tº ... 21 Mar. 78. 8 Jul. 84. ......
Algn. McLellan Lyons tº º 26 Sep. 78. 27 Oct. 84.|15 Dec. 88
Alf. Ern. Alb., D. of Edinburgh 30 Dec. 78. 30 Nov. 82. 18 Oct. 87.
Thos. Brandreth is ſº gº gº tº tº 31 Dec. 78.] 30 Oct. 84.] ......
Thos. Bridgeman Lethbridge º tº ſº º 55 27 Mar. 85.] ......
Fras. Wm. Sullivan, C.B., C.M.G., aft. Sir
F. ... & ſº tº tº º º e tº º ſº 55 31 Mar. 85.1 ...... *
Edwd. Hardinge, C.B. 30 Jan. 79, 7 Apr. 85.] ...... tº
Wm. Graham, C.B. ... tº tº tº tº gº & 1 Feb. 79. 29 Apr. 85. ...... g
Anthy. Hiley Hoskins, C.B., aft. Sir A. 15 Jun. 79.] 1 Jun. 85.] ...... g
Nowell Salmon, V.C., C.B. tº 2 Aug. 79. 1 Jul. 85. *
John Clark Soady & 9 Sep. 79. 24 Nov. 85. ...... tºº
Edw. Henry Howard ... 27 Nov. 79. 26 Nov. 85. ...... * *
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
837
Con-
Name. R.-Adm. | V.-Adm. Adm. tied
List
John Kennedy Erskine Baird 31 Dec. 79. 18 Jan. 86 ......
Chas. Thos. Curme tº 4 º' 1 Jan. 80. 9 Mar. 86.] ......
Geo. Willes Watson ... 9 Jan. 80.|12 Apr. 86. ......
Hy. Dennis Hickley 20 Jan. 80. 22 Jun. 86. ......
Fred. Anstruther Herbert 14 Feb. 80. ...... . ......
Hy. Bourchier Phillimore 8 Apr. 80. 24 May 87.| ......
FIon. Wm. John Ward & ºn 3 23 Jul. 80. 7 Jul. 87. ......
Hy Rushworth Wratislaw ... 31 Dec. 80.| 15 Jul. 87. ......
Wm. Hy. Whyte 3 Jan. 81. 18 Oct. 87.| ......
Hy. Duncan Grant, C.B. 19 Jan. 81. 6 Jan. 88.] ......
John Moresby... tº 4 e 26 Jul. 81. 1 May 88.] ......
John Crawford Wilson 23 Nov. 81.] ...... . ......
Sholto Douglas, C.B. ... 1 Dec. 81.] ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Edye e - - - 31 Dec. 81. 14 May 88. ......
Arth. Thos. Thrupp ... * - © 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Michl. Culme Seymour, bt. tº a tº 6 May 82. 19 Jun. 88. ......
Sir Fredk. Wm. Richards, IC. C. B. ... 22 25 Oct. 88.] ......
Ralph Peter Cator . tº e - e e ºs 31 Dec. 82.] ...... . ......
Hon. Walter Cecil Carpenter 55 8 Nov. 88. ......
Theod. Morton Jones... e - 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Gordon Douglas 8 Jan. 83. 15 Dec. 88.] ......
Chas. Trelawney Jago tº º º e sº e ... 20 Mar. 83.] ...... . . . ...
Wm. Saml. Brown, aft, W. S. Grieve ... 17 Feb. 84. ...... . ......
Geo. Tryon, C.B., aft. Sir G. e e is ... 1 Apr. 84. ...... . ......
Algern. Chas. Fieschi Heneage 7 Jul. 84.1 ...... . ......
Sir Walter Jas. Hunt-Grubbe, K.C.B. 8 Jul. 84.] ...... . ......
Chas. John Rowley ... e ‘º º 27 Oct. 84.] ...... . ......
Tichd. Wells ... • 6 tº • * * 30 Oct. 84.] ...... . ......
Thos. Le Hunte Ward, C. B. ... 27 Mar. 85.1 ...... . ......
Wm. Arthur, C.B. ... • * * g tº e ... i 31 Mar. 85.1 ...... . ......
Hon. Edm. Robt. Fremantle, C.B., C.M.G. ... 7 Apr. 85. ...... . ......
John Ommaney Hopkins e tº tº 29 Apr. 85. ...... . ......
Geo. Caulfield D'Arcy Irvine, C.B. ... 1 Jun. 85.1 ...... . ......
Hy. Fairfax, C.B. ... • * e tº o º 1 Jul. 85.1 ...... . ......
Wm. Elrington Gordon 5 Jul. 85.] ...... . ......
Alf. John Chatfield 1 Jan. 86. ...... . ......
Thos. Barnardiston
Ilindesay Brine * - e.
Jas. Elphinstone Erskine
Geo. Lydiard Sulivan
Wm. Codrington, C. B. & © º
IHy. Fredk. Nicholson, C.B. ...
Alexr. Buller. C. B. º tº e -
Loftus Fras. Jones
Geo. Stanley Bosanquet
Wm. Hy. Cuming ..
Fras. Mowbray Prattent
Edwd. Kelly ... tº tº e • * tº
Fredk. Chas. Bryan Robinson tº º e
Edwd. Stanley Adeane, C.M.G. e tº º e 9 º'
Richd. Edwd. Tracey tº º & e tº e e e
Chas. Fredk. Hotham, C.B. ... e s s e - e.
Lord Chas. Thos. Montague Douglas Scott,
C. B. . . . & © tº e º 'º e - e. tº º ſº - © 6
Sir Robt. Hy. More Molyneux, K.C.B.
Robt. O'Brien Fitzroy, C. B. ... • * *
Nathl. Bowden-Smith
5 5.
18 Jan. 86.
9 Mar. 86.
12 Apr. 86.
22 Jun. 86.
1 Jan. 87.
2 3
5 5
6 Apr. 87.
24 May 87.
10 Jun. 87.
7 Jul. 87.
1 Jan. 88.
6 Jan. 88.
3 Apr. 88.
1 May 88.
14 May 88.
19 Jun. 88.
• * - e º º
• * ~ e º a
• e - e º e
e e º e º c
tº e º 'º º ºs
• * * * * *
• e e s e e
e - e. e. e. e.
• * * * * *
- e º 'º º &
e e º 'º e &
* - © tº tº º
tº º dº e º º
838
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LIST F.
PROMOTIONS OF ADMIRALS
THE ACTIVE TO THE RETIRED LIST.
TRANSFERRED FROM
Under Order of 24th March 1866.
Retd. A., Retired Admiral.
R.W.A., Retired Vice-Admiral.
Name. ; R.V.A. Retd., A.
Thos. Wren Carter, C.B. D. ...... 20 Nov. 66.
Lord Geo. Paulet, C.B. ... D. ...... 20 Mar. 67.
Hy. Wolsey Bayfield D. ...... 18 Oct. 67.
Hon. Geo. Grey ... D. ...... 5 *
Sir Jos. Nias. K.C.B. tº § D. ...... 2 3
Sir John Kingcombe, K.C.B. D. ..... 10 Sep. 69.
Sir Wm. Ramsay tº gº tº E. ...... 27 Feb. 70.
Sir Lewis Tobias Jones ... E. ...... 14 Jul. 71,
Robt. Fanshawe Stopford E. ...... 5 3
Sir Robt. Spencer Robinson, K.C.B. E. ...... 2 s
Thos. Leeke Massey D. ...... 20 Oct. 72.
Sir Edwd. Belcher tº ſº º D. ...... 5 3
Woodford Jas. Williams D. ...... 33
Chas. Eden, C. B. º E. ...... 8 Feb. 73.
Geo. Goldsmith, C.B. D. 18 Oct. 67. 30 Jul. 75.
Chas. Frederick ... tº tº º tº º tº E. ...... 5 5
Wm. Hy. Anderson Morshead, C.B. E. ...... 5 3
Sir Richd. Collinson, K.C.B. E. ...... 3 5
Geo., 12th E. of Dalhousie E. ...... 3 3
Sir Wm. Hutcheon Hall, K.C.B. D. 26 Jul. 69. 11 Dec. 75.
Hon. Swynfen Thos. Carnegie, C.B. E. ...... 18 Jun. 76.
Arth. Lowe g º º tº º e ë e ſº E. ...... 5 3
Hon. Thos. Baillie e tº e tº e ºl e tº º tº gº ºn E. ...... 22 Jan. 77.
Claude Hy. Mason Buckle, C.B., aft. Sir C. ... D. 1 Apr. 70. 2 3
Geo. Giffard, C.B., aft. Sir G. e & © tº ge D. 5 3 2 3
Sir Fredk. Wm. Erskine Nicolson, bt., C.B. ... E. ...... 3 3
John Lort Stokes e is g & º ºt tº $ tº D. 14 Jul. 71. 1 Aug. 77
Sir Hy. Mangles Denham D. 9 3 3 5
Arth. Forbes tº ſº tº tº º tº ſº gº D. 3 5 3 *
Harry Edmø. Edgell ... & e g D. 2 3 | * * * * * *
Fredk. Hy. Hastings Glasse, C.B. E. 9 3 1 Aug. 77.
Chas. Gepp Robinson ... tº $ e E. 5 3 | * * * * * *
Geo. Thos, Gordon tº E. 3 2 1 Aug. 77
Erasmus Ommaney tº gº tº tº e º tº º º E. tº º e º 'º 5 *
Geo. Wm. Douglas O'Callaghan, C.B.... E. 1 Oct. 71. 5 5
Chas. Wise & & & © tº tº º & ge ſº tº E. 3 3 3 5
Thos. Pickering Thompson E. * * 9 3
Wallace Houstoun tº º ºs tº gº tº tº tº & E. 5 5 5 3
Sir Wm. John Cavendish Clifford, bt. C. B. E. ...... 2 3
Thos. Fisher e is g tº £ tº tº tº g gº tº it E. 2 Nov. 71. 5 3
John Fulford ... © e º * * g. tº º ſº E. 7 May 72. 5 Aug. 77.
Sir Adolph. Slade, bt., K.C.B. ... e & ſº E. 6 Apr. 73. ......
Edwin Clayton Tennyson D'Eyncourt E. 30 Apr. 73. 21 Mar. 78.
Thos. Hy. Mason ... & º º gº º º E. 5 3 9 3
Sidney Grenfell, C.B. E. 5 3 3 5
Richd. Strode Hewlett, C.B. ... © & tº E. 5 3 | * * * * * *
Sir John Chas. Dalrymple Hay, bt., C.B. E. * 3 21 Mar. 78.
Jas. Willcox, C. B. tº tº tº tº we ge tº gº º E. 3 * | * * * * * *
Hugh Dunlop, C.B. E. 30 Apr. 73. 21 Mar. 78.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
839

Thos. Miller tº $ tº
Hon. Geo. Disney Keane
Edwd. Winterton Turnour, C.B.
Robt. Jenkins, C.B. e
Chas. Wake tº gº tº e tº º tº º º
Hon. Fitzgerald Algernon Foley
John Eglinton Montgomerie, C.B.
Name. ; R.v.A
Fredk. Byng Montresor E. 29 May 73.
Edwd. Codd ... tº º º tº tº ſº & © tº tº g tº E. 25 Aug. 73.
Edwd. Southwell Sotheby, C.B., aft. Sir E. ... E. 35
Michl. De Courcy, C B. ... tº e tº is & º E. 33
Sir John Walter Tarleton, K.C.B. E. ......
Lord Fredk. Herbt. Kerr tº gº º tº gº tº jº º is E. 1 Jan. 74.
Sir Wm. Robt. Mends (ret. r.-adm. 1 Jan. '69.”) tº e º 9 3
Edma. Heathcote § º is º dº tº e & © tº de E. ......
Thos. Wilson, C. B. e tº tº tº dº tº g E. 11 Dec. 75.
Sir Wm. Edmonstone, bt., C.B. & E. 22 Mar. 76.
Jas. Newburgh Strange tº E. 3 5
Jas. Chas. Prevost s & © tº E. 3 *
Jas. Aylmer Paynter ... is º ºx tº dº E. 2 3
Arth. Parry Eardley-Wilmot, C. B. ... dº E. 18 Jun. 76.
Hon. John Welbore Sunderland Spencer E. 22 Jan. 77.
Sir Geo. Hy. Richards, C.B. ... tº e & E. 5 Aug 77.
Sir Leopold Geo. Heath, K.C.B. E. 16 Sep. 77.
Hy. Schank Hillyar, C.B. tº $ tº E. ......
Geo. Granville Randolph, C.B. ... E. ......
Hon. Fras. Egerton tº gº º E. 9 Mar. 78.
E.
E.
E.
E.
E.
E.
E.
21 Mar. 78.
§ e º e g tº
$ 9 tº e º º
. 80.
84.
Retd. A.
26 Sep 78.
15 Jul. 79.
9 3
27 Nov. 79.
9 Jan. 80.
tº a º ºs º is
e e º ſº º º
* * s a s a
8 jui. 84.
5 5
9 3
30 Oct. 84.
3 3
29 Apr. 85.
1 Jul. 85.
12 Oct. 86.
24 May 87.
15 Dec. 88
* Special appointment.
See Gazette.
840 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LIST G.
ADMIRALS ON THE RESERVE HALF-PAY LIST.
Under Order of June 25, 1851; gaz. June 27, and July 1, 1851.
THIS LIST Is Now CLos ED.
R. A., R.H.P.L., Rear-Admiral Reserve Half-Pay List. W.A., R.H.P.L., Vice-Admiral
Reserve Half-Pay List. A., R.H.P.L., Admiral Reserve Half-Pay List.

Name. ####| Râși, Riº L.
Fredk. Watkins A. ...... 1 Jul. 51.
Jno. Giffard A. | ...... 2 3
Hy. Rd. Glynn... A. ...... 33
Sir Hy. Heathcote A ...... 9 3
Hugh Downman A. ...... 5 3
Jno. Mackellar tº & © A. ...... 3 *
Matth. Buckle (No. 2) D. ...... 30 Jul. 52
Jno. Allen e g tº tº gº & tº gº º D. ...... 5 *
Christopher Jno. Wms. Neshan D. ...... 3 3
Rd. Curry tº dº tº ſº tº D. ...... l Jul. 51
Jno. Wight ... tº º º tº ſº tº D | ...... 17 Dec. 52
Wm. Hy. Browne Tremlett ... D. ...... 5 5
Fras. Temple ... to º º D. ...... 21 Jan. 54
Hy. Gordon ... tº º ºs D. ...... 55
Fredk. Wm., ld. Aylmer D. 1 Jul. 51. 11 Sep. 54.
Jno. Surman Carden ... D. ...... 3 Jul. 55
Jno. Impey e tº º º D. ...... 4 Jul. 55.
Hy. Manaton Ommaney D. ...... 5 *
Archd. Duff tº ſº tº D. ...... 2 3
Brian Hodgson... tº ºn tº tº tº º g e º D. 22 Apr. 53. ......
Sir Wm. Beauchamp Proctor, bt. D. tº dº ſº tº ſº 18 Jun. 57.
Edwd. Ratsey . . . . ... tº º ſº D. ...... 2 3
Chas. Philip Butler Bateman D. ...... 35
Arth. Lysaght... * * º tº e de tº º ºs D. ...... '35
Granville Leveson, E. of Carysfort... D. ...... 9 Jul. 57.
Wm. Croft e º 'º tº § {e D. 8 Mar. 52. 28 Nov. 57.
Chas. Gordon, C. B. D. 5 Mar. 53. 20 Jan. 58.
Wm. Ward D. 22 Apr. 53. .....
Robt. Elliott º D. 22 Apr. 53. ......
Philip Browne ... tº º tº D. 15 Apr. 54. ......
Edwd. Wallis Hoard ... tº º ſº D. 26 May 54. 9 Jun. 60.
Edwd. Hy. A’Court Repington D. 11 Sep. 54. ......
Manley Hall Dixon ... tº $ tº D. ...... 1 Nov. 60.
Hon. Alexr. Jones .. D. 3 Jul. 55 55
Williers Fras. Hatton ... D. 27 Sep. 55. ......
Sir Watkin Owen Pell D. ...... 11 Feb. 61.
Sir Andr. Pellat Green, K.C. H. D. 27 Sep. 55. ......
Wm. Bowen Mends ... tº e g D. ...... 11 Feb. 61.
Geo. Ferguson ... tº tº º * * I). 31 Jan. 56. 5 3
Geo. Edwd. Watts, C.B. D. 21 Oct. 56. ......
Hayes O'Grady... & D. 3 y 15 Jan. 62.
Sir David Dunn, K.C.H. D. 12 Nov. 56.] ......
Geo. Anson, ld. Byron D. 19 Mar. 57.|20 May 62.
Edwd. Collier, C.B. ... & e tº * * * D. ...... 4 Oct. 62.
Algn., D. of Northumberland, K.G... D. 9 Jul. 57. 95
Jno. Carter § º º tº º º º ºg L). $ 3. 9 3
Hy. Meynell D. 5 3 5 3
Wm. Walpole ... D. ...... 27 Apr. 63.
Wm. Jas. Mingaye D. ...... 5 3
Geo. Fredk. Rich. D. ...... 24 Nov. 63.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
84 1

Name. ####| R}#1, R.H.I.
Thos. Bennett ... # * * * D. ...... 12 Sep. 65.
Peter Richards, aft. Sir P. D. 12 Apr. 62. 33
Sir Steph. Lushington, K.C.B. D. 1 Oct. 65. 2 Dec. (35.
Michl. Quin ... tº g tº e e & D. ...... 8 Apr. 68.
Jno. Jervis Tucker D. ...... 10 Sep. 69.
R.A., V.A., A.,
R.H.P.L. R.H.P.L. IR.H.I’.L.
Sir Jno. Ross, C.B. ... tº e & 8 Jul. 51.1 ...... . ......
‘Constantine Richd. Moorsom 27 Aug. 51. 10 Sep. 57. ......
-Geo. Jas. , 6th E. of Egmont... 9 3 5 3 23 Mar. 63.
Sir Geo. Augs. Westphal 33 3 3 5 5
Domat Henchy O'Brien 8 Mar. 52. 2 Oct. 57. ......
IZdwd. Lloyd, K. H. ... g & ſº y 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Benedictus Marwood Kelly ... 5 5 2 Oct. 57.| 27 Apr. 63.
Norwich Duff ... tº e ºp . . . 8 Oct. 52. 28 Nov. 57. ......
Sir Chas. Christr. Parker, bt. 33 3 3 27 Apr. 63.
Jno. Edwd. Walcot ... tº e is 35 5 3 5 5
IFredk., Earl Spencer, K.G., C. B. 3 3 3 5 e < * * * *
Sir Geo. Tyler, K. H. ... * * * is tº º 26 Oct. 52. 8 Dec. 57.| ......
Sir Geo. Richd. Brooke Pechell, bt. 17 Dec. 52. 5 Jan. 58. ......
Herbert Brace Powell... e g & tº e ºs 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Ryder Burton, R. H. 28 May 53. 13 Feb. 58. 14 Nov. 63
IPercy Grace ... tº e º as e is 17 Nov. 53. 6 Mar. 58.) ......
Chas. Philip, E. of Hardwicke 12 Jan. 54. 24 Nov. 58. 3 Dec. 63.
Chas., ld. Colchester ... is ſº tº 1 Apr. 54. 2 May 60. 11 Jan. 64.
Sir Hy. Jno. Leeke, K. H. 15 Apr. 54. ...... . ......
Thos. Martin ... * * g. * 5 9 Jun. 60. 9 Feb. 64.
IIy. Edwards 35 9 3 5 *
Wm. Keats & & 5 5 2 May 60. 11 Jan. 64.
Richd. Augs. Yates ... s & e 13 Jul. 54. 7 Nov. 60. 15 Jun. 64.
Edwd. Le Cras Thornbrough 5 § • * * * * * | * * * * * *
“Chas. Grenville Randolph 5 5 7 Nov. 60. 15 Jun. 64.
Iºdwd. ltichd. Williams : 3 $ 5 33
Saml. Thornton e 11 Sep. 54. ...... ......
"Octavius Vernon Harcourt ... © º º tº gº tº ... 26 Oct. 54. 4 Jun. 61. ......
Hy. Jno. Chetwynd, E. Talbot, C.B., aft. E. of
Shrewsbury and Talbot ... e & ſº e tº e tº it wº 3 3 3 5 10 Feb. (5.
Sir Wm. Symonds, C. B. sº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Richd. Grant * 7 Feb. 55.] ...... . ......
lion. (2 ed. Fredk. Hotham 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Jno. Burmet Dundas 5 5 5 Aug. 61. 5 May 65.
I'ollett Walrond Pennell 2 May 55. 15 Jan. 62. 12 Sep. 65.
Wm. Alexr. Daillie Hamilton
Fdwd. Purcell ... * * tº
Chas. Elliot, aft, Sir C.
Hy. Gossett tº º
Jno. Furneaux...
Jodrell Leigh ..
Josh. O’Brien ...
Hy. Algn. Eliot
Jas. Wigston is tº º
Geo. Fredk. Ryves, C. B.
|Hon. Thos. Best & e e
Hon. Geo. Jno. Cavendish
Sir Jno. Hindmarsh, R. H.
Chas. Hamlyn Williams
Jno. Milligan Laws
9 3
• 3
. 12 Apr. 62.
3 3
* e º $ tº º
. 22 Nov. 62.
tº e º 'º º &
& © tº $ tº º
5 *
* * * g g g
4 g º & tº º
sº e º 'º e a
* * * * tº e
842
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
A.
R.B.I.P.L.
Sir Burton Macnamara
Jno., Marq. Townshend
Hon. Arth. Duncombe
Robt. FitzRoy ... & ſº tº tº tº gº a e gº
Hon. Jno. Fredk. FitzGerald de Ros
Chas. Hy. Swinburne ... & ſº a e º 'º
Hy. Dundas Trotter
Sir Geo. Back ... tº e is
Wm. Hillyar ... g
Lord Jno. Fredi. Gordon Hailyburton, g.cº.
Wm. Fredk. Lapidge ...
Jas. Brazier or Brasier
Rchd. Comtart McCrea
Jno. Balfour Maxwell ...
Jno. Rivett-Carnac
Wm. Hargood ... tº gº gº tº gº º tº e ſº
Sir Thos Raikes Trigg Thompson, bt.
Sir Wm. Dickson, bt. ... tº gº tº tº º º
Wm. Sydney Smith
Edwd. Hinton Scott
Geo. Augs. Elliott
Wrm. Holt,
Brunswick Popham
Thos. Ogle
Geo. Evans
Jno. Hackett tº ſe &
Julius Jas. Farmer Newell
Russell Elliott ...
Edwd. Stanley ...
EIon. Edwd. Howard
Richd. Crozier ...
Richd. Hy. King gº tº ſº & # * & e is
Hon. Plantagenet Pierrepoint Cary ...
Robt. Cragie ... tº e º g tº tº & tº e
Jno. Bunch Bonne Maison McHardy ...
Nichs. Cory ... tº º º tº º º tº º º
Fras. Decimus Hasting
Geo. Hathorn
Sackett Hope
Patr. Jno. Blake
Wm. Warren, C. B.
Jno. Venour Fletcher ...
Talavera, Vernon Anson
Josh. Gape
Mark Jno. Currie
Wrm. Burdett Dobson ..
Wm. Turner ... tº º º
Fredk. Moore Boultbee
Josh. Sherer, K.II.
Edma. Yonge ... e G & & 9 º'
Hon. Edwd. Thornton Wodehouse
Wm. Langford Castle ... tº ſº
Jas. Beckford Lewis Hay e is a tº e tº gº º tº
Hon. Edwd. Alfr. Jno. Harris, aft. Sir E. ...
Wrm. Ward Percival Johnson ... tº gº ge º 'º
Digby Marsh * * *
Jno. Washington
Hon. Keith Stewart ..
Geo. Wm. Chas. Lydiard
Wm. Griffin e is tº tº º ºs
21 Jul. 55.
1 Dec. 55.
... 14 Feb. 57.
5 5
19 Mar. 57.
5 3
... 12 May 57.
14 May 57.
2 3
e 3 3
18 Jun. 57.
9 Jul 57.
22 Aug. 57.
10 Sep. 57.
33
20& 57.
2 3
5 5
3 *
3 *
4 Nov. 57.
... 5 Jan. 58.
. 20 Jan. 58.
... 11 Feb. 58.
. 13 Feb. 58.
1 Mar 58.
3 2
... 24 Nov. 58.
27 Jun. 59.
2 May 60.
4 Jun. 61.
3 Apr. 63.
12 Sep. 63.
s & tº g º º
12 Sep. 63.
24 Nov. 63.
14 Nov. 63.
30 Nov.63.
3 Dec. 63.
11 Jan. 64.
9 Feb. 64.
28 Mar. 64.
* * * * * *
tº gº è & tº º
6 Apr 66.
.124 May 67.
3 3
3 3
© tº e tº tº g
e e º & © tº
& e º $ $ tº
tº e º 'º º &
gº tº e º ºs &
s e º e º &
e tº º ſº tº º
•. 67.
. 67.
. 67.
. 67.
•. 68.
... 68.
, 69.
, 69.
. 69.
. 69.
. 69.
. 70.
2. 70.
•. 70.
. 71.
. 72
, 72
2 3
. 75.
. 75.
. 75.
. 75.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. R#1. Rāśi, R.H.E.I.
Hon. Hy. Anthy. Murray 20 May 62. ...... . ......
Jno. Hallowes ... tº gº tº tº e ge 55 18 Oct. 67.| 30 Jul. 75
Sir Robt. Hagan ... 22 Nov. 62.] ...... . ......
Andr. Drew . 30 Jan. 63. 26 May 69. 30 Jul. 75.
Jas. Vashon Baker 35 3 5 5 5
Edwd. Josh. Bird ... 6 Feb. 63. 2 Jul. 69. 11 Dec. 75.
Wm. Smyth . 23 Mar. 63. 53 5 5
Geo. Dobson ... tº e º 5 3 5 5 35
Richd. Hy. Stopford . 27 Apr. 63. 21 Jan. 70.|18 Jun. 76
Jas. Paterson Bower ... 12 Sep. 63. 27 Feb. 70. 2 3
Jno. Russell © tº tº g is tº s tº . 30 Nov. 63. ...... . ......
Barth. Jas. Sulivan, C. B.. aft sir B. 3 Dec. 63. 1 Apr. 70.|22 Jan. 77
Hy. Bagot tº tº º tº º ºs & e e 53 33 33
Hon. Walter Bourchier Devereux tº tº tº º 25 • * * * * * | * * * * *
Sir Geo. Nathl. Brooke Middleton, bt., C.B.... 33 1 Apr. 70.|22 Jan. 77
Sir Geo. Graham Otway, bt. ... tº tº e tº tº gº 11 Jan. 64. || 2 Jun. 7 32
Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, bt. 3 9 35 | * * * * * *
Edwd. Barnett ... tº º º © tº tº 9 Feb. 64. 14 Jul. 71. 1 Aug. 77
Chas. Geo. Edwd. Patey 5 5 5 5 5 5
Hy. Broadhead tº º tº 2 3 5 5 35
Alexr. Leslie Montgomery 3 3 3 3 3 5
Thos. Sparke Thompson . 15 Jun. 64. 5 5 • * * * * *
Horation Beauman Young ... 16 Sep. 64. 5 5 1 Aug. 77
Edwd., ld. Dunsany ... to gº . 12 Nov. 64. 5 5 3
Cospatrick Baillie Hamilton, C.B. ...
Jas. Crawford Caffin, C. B., aft. Sir J.
Robt. Tryon tº tº e ſe tº e Q tº e º
Thos. Fras. Birch
17 Nov. 65.
2 Dec. 65.
... 20 Mar. 67.
2 Nov. 71.
* * * * * *
844 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
CAPTAINS PROMOTED TO LIST OF RETIRED
ADMIRALS.
Under Orders of Sept. 1, 1846, Oct. 31, 1846, Apr. 24, 1847, June
25, 1851, May 7, 1858, Aug. 1, 1860, July 9, 1864, March 24, 1866,
and Feb. 22, 1870.
R.R.A., Retired Rear-Admiral.
R.W.A., Retired Vice-Admiral.
Ret.A., Retired
Those marked * were appointed R.W.A. May 17, 1858, with seniority from the dates
given in the List.

Name.
R.R.A.
B.V.A.
Ret.A.
Jas. Wilkes Maurice ...
Jas. Prevost e e C
Sir Fras. Beaufort, K.C.B.
Spelman Swayne
Thos. White
Jas. Lillicrap ...
Walter Grosset
*Jno. Thompson g
Thos. Folliott Baugh...
Saml. Martin Colquitt
Gust. Stupart ... * * * © e º
*Thos. Fras. Chas. Mainwaring
Wm., Earl Waldegrave
*Jno. Hollinworth
Clement Sneyd...
Jno. Duff Markland
*Abel Ferris gº tº tº
*Robt. Merrick Fowler
Donald Campbell
Sir Hy. Hart, K.C.H. ...
*Geo. Henderson
Thos. Tudor Tucker, C.B.
Hy. Bourchier ... © tº e tº e º
*Robt. Worgan Geo. Festing, C.B
Geo. Morris gº tº ſº tº º e
Jno. Tancock ... tº tº º tº e e
*Jas. Pattison Stewart, C. B. ...
Christr. Bell, C.B.
Jas. Stevenson... g tº º tº º tº
*Hon. Edm. Sexton Pery Knox
*David, E. of Leven & Melville
Colin Campbell e tº º tº º &
Jos. Symes ... tº º tº g
Hon. Wm. Hy. Percy ...
*Jas. Pringle ... tº º ſº
Saml. Leslie .
Edw. Ellicott ...
Peter Rye
Jas. Gifford
*Geo. Le Geyt, C.B.
Hy. Gage Morris
Iºdw. Aug. Down
Thos. Whinyates
Jno. Wm. Andrew, C. B.
*Robt. Mitford... e g
1 Oct. 46.
tº gº tº º is tº
tº e º ſº tº
tº e e º 'º &
© º ſº tº º te
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e tº e tº º ſº
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5 3
11 Sep. 54.
27 Oct. 54.
e º e º 'º º
27 Sep. 55.
27 Sep. 55.
tº e º 'º º tº
27 Sep. 55.
* @ & tº e &
3 Oct. 55.
s tº e º & º
28 Dec. 55.
tº º gº © º e
tº tº gº tº e tº
tº e º ſº e º
tº º e º is tº
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tº ſº tº gº e is
tº º te e º 'º
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tº º is tº º is
tº tº ſº e º e
tº e º e º º
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tº e º is © tº
tº a s g º &
tº º te ſº tº º
g & © tº € $
g tº gº e º &
tº e º 'º e º
tº e º ſe e dº
tº gº tº gº tº e
tº § 3 e º º
tº $ tº e º e
is tº gº tº º
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tº ſº tº º tº ſº
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11 Feb. 61.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 845.

Name.
R.I.A. | B.V.A. | Ret.A.
*Henderson Bain
Clement Milward tº º º
*Jos. Needham Tayler, C.B. ...
Jno. Fordyce Maples, C.B.
Robt. Bloye, C.B. . ...
*Thos. Edwd. Symond
*Lewis Hole ... tº $ tº
Jas. M'PCerlie ... tº ſº º
Fred. Jennings Thomas
*Hy. Thos. Davies
*Hon. Hy. Dilkes Byng
*Geo. Gustavus Lennock
*Robt. Gambier
Chas. Fred. Payne
Colin Macdonald
Abrm. Lowe
Chas. Bertram...
Geo. Hills
Hy. Fanshawe ... tº $ tº
*Isaac Hawkins Morrison
Geo. Barne Trollope, C.B.
Sir Thos. Mansell, K.C.H.
Thos. Groube ... tº e
*Hercules Robinson
Wm. Black
Jno. Harper
*Thos. Dick
*Wrm. Isaac Scott º
*Bertie Cornelius Cator
*Fred. Edw, Vernon Harcourt
*Kemelm, ld. Somerville
*Hy. Jenkinson
*Edwd. Saurin...
John Hardy Godby
Christr. Strachey
*Arden Adderley º
Sir Richd. O’Connor ...
Thos. Ball Sulivan, C.B.
David Scott ... & ſº tº e º º
Nichs. Lechmere Pateshull ...
*Rowland Money º e G
*John Sheridan tº ſº tº tº 9 º'
*Sir Hy. Loraine Baker, bt. ...
*Geo. Wm. Hughes D’Aeth ...
Robt. Ramsay ...
*John Chas. Gawen Roberts, aft. Rºberts-Gawen.
Archd. Tisdall... e * e º
Jos. Gulston Garland ... tº dº º
*Wm. Stanhope Lovell, K.H.
*Jos. Digby tº º º e ‘º
*Chas. Warde, K. H.
*Wm. Ffarington
*Jas. Rattray ... tº e
John Allen ... e e g
*Arth. Philip Hamilto
Danl. Lawrence g
Robt. Henley Rogers ...
*Geo. Bentham g
*Jas. Arth. Murray
*Hy. Higman ... ſº
*Geo. Hewsom ... tº º tº tº º º * * *
|
i
1 Oct. 46. 28 Dec. 55. 11 Feb 61.
* * * * * * : * * * * * *
11 Feb. 61.
56. 15 Jan. 62.
* * * * * * I e e º e º se
3 3
18 Oct. 49.] ...... . ......
30 Oct. 49. 21 Oct. 56. 15 Jan. 62.
5 3 5 | * * * * * *
5 Nov. 49.12 Nov. 56.112 Apr. 62.
24 Dec. 49. 19 Mar. 57.|20 May 62.
14 Jan. 50. • * 3 3
27 Mar. 50. 14 May 57.| 16 Jun. 62.
21 Jun. 50.
9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
2 Sep. 50. 14 May 57.| 16 Jun. 62.
1 Oct. 50.1 ...... º
6 Nov. 50.1 ... º:
5 3 9 Jul. 57.] ..... $.
33 3 3 | * * * * * *
35 3 3 | * * * * * *
5 y 5 3 4 Oct. 62.
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
3 3 9 Jul. 57.| 4 Oct. 62
11 Nov. 50.] ...... . ......
30 Dec. 50, 9 jui 57. ...
21 Mar, 51. 9 3 || s • e e s s
5 3 5 y 4 Oct. 62
9 3 5 5 9 3
3 5 9 3 9 3
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
11 Jun. 51, 9 Jul. 57.| 4 Oct. 62.
3 5 e e s • * ~ | * * * * * *
9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
5 3 9 Jul. 57. & & g º &
16 Jun. 51.] 30 Jul. 57.| ......
3 3 9 3 a e o e s e
5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
846 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. R.R.A. B.V.A. Retd. A.
John Macpherson Ferguson ... º º º e tº dº ... 16 Jun. 51.] ...... . ......
John Gourly ... tº e g º º & Cº º tº º º tº º º 33 & º e º º 'º s e s a e e
*Augs. Baldwin tº tº ſº gº e e * © º º Q º & 33 30 Jul. 57.| 10 Nov. 62.
*Hy. Colins Deacon ... tº º tº tº e > tº e º te 35 5 * 53
*Edwd. Barnard tº º º g tº tº tº º e tº º . 8 Jul. 51. 22 Aug. 57. 22 Nov. 62.
*Wm. Bateman Dashwood ... tº e de tº º ſº tº º º 9 3 33 2
*Martin White... © Q tº e is tº tº gº tº e tº gº * tº e 35 3 9 .
John Cookesley tº º tº gº º º tº e tº • e ſº tº e 9 3 tº e º 'º e G ".
*Chas. Geo. Rodney Phillott... tº ſº © tº 3 3 22 Aug. 57.|22 Nov. 62.
*Wm. Wolrige tº $ tº tº e º tº º ſº e e 33 2 3 2 3
*Geo. Brine ... * † tº tº º º tº º tº tº º ºs ... 21 Aug. 51. 10 Sep. 57. 23 Mar. 63.
*Hon. John Gordon e 27 Aug. 51. 53
*Wm. Popham tº E tº g 33 2 3 º
Jas. Hay * * > & º º & © tº tº º ºs e e & tº gº tº 3 3 || e e o e s e i e o e5tº e º
Sir Chas. Thos. Jones e & Cº. & e º tº e & © tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*Robt. Riddell Carre... gº º º tº e e g º C. g 9 3 10 Sep. 57.| ......
*Hugh Patton ... & © tº tº e e gº º º 19 Jan. 52 33 27 Apr. 63.
*Hon. Chas. Orlando Bridgman 9 3 53 • * * * * *
Sir Hy Shiffner, bt. ... e tº tº 9 3 } • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Forbes ... tº tº e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
*Alexr. Montgomerie... gº tº 8 Mar. 52. 2 Oct. 57.| 7 Apr.63
*John Wm. Montagu ... * G & 53 3 5 5
Hon. Geo. Pryse Campbell ... 93 l e s s s e s s • * *º
*Wilson Braddyll Bigland, K.H. 9 3 2 Oct. 57.] ......
*Geo. Cornish Gambier 5 2. 3 3 27 Apr. 63.
John Gore 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Gedge 9 3 || s • * * * * * * * * * * *
*Sir Chas. Burrard 1 Oct. 52. 4 Nov. 57.|27 Apr. 63.
*Thos. Ladd Peake 8 Oct. 52. 28 Nov. 57. 9 3
Wm. Hendry ... tº º tº tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
*Hy. Theodosius Browne Collier 17 Dec. 52.1 5 Jan. 58 25 Jun. 63.
*John Brenton tº ſº tº 33 3 5 | * * * * * *
Wm. Ramsden 33 s = e s • * | * * * * * *
*Hy Stanhope ... tº e º 3 3 5 Jan. 58. 25 Jun. 63.
*John Townshend Coffin 5 3 2 3
*Edwd. Curzon, C.B. ... 5 5 2 3 ".
Septimus Arabin 9 3 } e s e < e s ] e e s s e s
*Thos. Ball Clowes 5 Mar. 53.] 5 Jan. 58. 24 Nov. 63.
*Wm. Hy. Smyth 28 May 53. 13 Feb. 58. 14 Nov. 63.
*Richd. Saumarez 5 3 3 5 5 5
*Jas. Montague * 4 Jul. 53. 24 Feb. 58. 30 Nov. 63.
Thos. Prickett tº e ſº tº º ſº tº º º tº it ſº 17 Sep. 53. ...... . ......
*Alexr. Dundas Young Arbuthnot, aft. Sir A. 2 3 6 Mar, 58.] 30 Nov. 63.
Wm. Hotham, K. H. ... tº º ſº tº º º * * * 5 Dec. 53. 25 Jun. 58. 9 3
John Shekel ... tº ſº tº 12 Jan. 54. ...... . ......
Geo. Ourry Lempriere 5 * 24 Nov. 58. 3 Dec. 63.
John Gore gº tº ſº 21 Jan. 54. 16 May 59. 15 Dec. 63.
Chas. Bowen 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Geo. Graham 27 Jan. 54. ...... . ......
John Geo. Aplin 15 Apr. 54. 14 May 60. ......
John Pakenham tº tº dº 13 Jul. 54. 7 Nov. 60.| 15 Jun. 64.
Fredk. Augs. Wetherall 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Litchfield tº wº 5 3 2 3 5 5
W m. Webb 3 3 • 5 5 3
Chas. Simeon 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Patton ... tº º ſº 7 Aug. 54. 11 Feb. 61. 16 Sep. 64.
Robt. Aitchison tº º tº 9 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
John FitzGerald Studdert 27 Oct. 54.29 Jul. 61. 25 Apr. 65.
Chas. B. Gordon tº º tº 22 Jan. 55.] 5 Aug.61. 2 3
Theobald Jones e ſº º ſº ſº º 2 May 55. 15 Jan. 62. 12 Sep. 65
Geo. Lloyd
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TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
B.R.A.
R.W.A.
Robt. White Parsons
Abrm. Crawford
Russell Hy. Manners
Jas. Thorne tº tº º
Sir Eaton Travers, K.H.
Wm. Morier
Geo. Scott tº º º
Wm. Bohun Bowyer ...
Philip Parker King ... ...
Courtenay Wm. Edmd. Boyle
Rowland Mainwaring... tº º ſº
John Wyatt Watling ...
Richd. Pridham
Jno. Lyons ...
Philip Westphal & ſº
Edwd. Sparshott, K.H.
Wm. Blight ... * * * *
Geo. Woollcombe
John Wilson
Andrew Atkins Vincent, K.H.
Saml. Radford, K.H. ...
Jos. Harrison ...
Hy. Shoveli Jones Marsham...
Chas. Crowdy ...
Thos. Mansell ... e
Wm. Townsend Dance
Wm. Hamley ... tº º º
Abrm. Mills Hawkins
John Drake ... tº º º
Edwd. Augs. Frankland
Jas. Burney tº $ tº
Jas. Morgan ... tº º ºs
Wm. Slaughter, K.H. ...
Thos. Gill te tº e g
Wm. Allan Herringham
Robt. Gordon ... tº º ºs
Richd. Owen tº º e
Wm. Robertson tº ſº º
Hy. Ommaney Love ...
John Fredk. Appleby...
IRichd. Devonshire
Chas. Rich
Robt. Deans
Wm. Richardson
Geo. Chas. Blake
Wm. Pearce Stanley ...
Wm. Hy. Pierson
John Parker
Alfr. Luckraft ...
Edwd. Chappell
John Monday ...
Thos. Bushby ...
Wm. Shepheard
Wm. Luckraft ... it tº e
Saml. Perkins Pritchard
Hy. Stroud ... tº $ tº
Wm. Hext tº º & ſº
Wm. Haydon ... © tº 2
Wm. Benj. Suckling ...
Wm. Gordon e tº º
Thos. Sanders ...
3 Jul. 55.
30 Nov. 55.
19 May 56.
21 Jui, 56.
21 Oct. 56.
3 5
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14 Feb. 57.
5 3
19 Mar. 57.
14 May 67.
2 Oct. 57.
4 Nov. 57.
20 Jan. 58.
6 Mar. 58.
16 May 59.
29 Jui. 61.
12 Apr. 62.
3 3
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12 Apr. 62.
tº gº e º ſº tº
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4 Oct. 62.
22 Nov. 62.
& © tº $ tº º
27 Apr. 63.
12 Sep. 68.
12 Sep. 63.
24 Nov. 63.
|11jan. 64.
9 Feb. 64.
9 Feb. 64.
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15 Jun. 64.
13 Apr. 65.
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6 Apr.66.
24 May 67.
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848 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Name. R.B.A. IR.V.A. Ret. A.
Douglas Cox ... * e e 12 Apr. 62, ...... . ......
Tºdwin Ludlow Tich 5 5 24 May 67.] ......
Evan Nepean ... • * * 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Vernon Jackson ... º 3 y 24 May 67. 30 Jul. 75.
Chas. Colville Frankland º 3 5 2 3 33
Wm. Geo. Hyndman Whish ... e 5 5 3 5 35
Edwd. Reeves Philip Mainwaring ... ; : | " " ' " " " | . . . . . .
Thos. Fraser ... © tº ºn tº º tº ſº 5 y 24 May 67.] ......
Fras. Deane Hutcheson ſº 3 5 5 5 30 Jul. 75.
Chas. Basden ... - e 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Edwd. Coffin e 5 5 24 May 67.] 30 Jul. 75.
Fras. Vere Cottom º 5 3 3 5 5 3
Chas. Smith º 3 5 3 5 5 5
Fras. Harding ... e - e. º 3 5 3 3 | * * * * * *
John Williams Aldridg e 3 3 3 3 | * * * ... • *
Wm. Allen 8 tº Q tº 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Baker Porter Hay º 5 5 24 May 67.|30 Jul. 75.
Edwd. Iggulden Parry & 30 Jan. 63. ...... . ......
Chas. Keele ... tº e - º 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
IEdwd. Burnaby Tinling º 23 Mar. 63. ...... . ......
Wm. Kelly ... ſº e - º 5 3 2 Jul. 69.] ......
Jas. Pulling s 27 Apr. 63.] ...... . ......
Wm. Nevill g 15 Dec. 63. 1 Apr. 70. ......
Joseph Pearse ... e 5 3 , 3 } | * * * * *
Regd. Yorke e 9 Feb. 64.] ...... . ......
Geo. Guy Burton º 15 Jun. 64.] ...... . ......
Hy. Layton ... g tº - e 5 3 14 Jul. 71. 1 Aug. 77.
Wm. Hewgill Kitchen e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Fitzgerald Gambier o 3 3 14 Jul. 71. 1 Aug. 77.
Sir Cornwallis Ricketts, bt. ... e 3 3 2 3 3 3
Wm. Hy. Jervis is tº º e 2 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jas. Hamilton Ward ... iº 16 Sep. 64. 3 2 | * * * * * *
Edwd. St. Leger Cannon e 5 5 5 5 1 Aug. 77.
Ralph Barton ... e e - e º & e 3 3 5 5 5 3
Richd. Burridge tº e - & G & e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Louis ... tº e - tº & º 28 Oct. 64. 14 Jul. 71. 1 Aug. 77.
Chas. John Bosanquet {} 5 5 55 • * * * * *
Courtney Osborne Hayes º 2 3 55 1 Aug. 77
Wm. Knighton Stephens º 10 Apr. 65. 1 Oct. 71 3 3
Geo. Hy. Parlby White tº 5 5 3 5 3 3
Wm. Windham Hornby tº e 2 3 3 3 5 3
David Peat ... tº e º º 13 Apr. 65. 33 5 3
Thos. Vernon Watkins 24 Apr. 65. ...... . ......
Wm. Clark e & © 2 Dec. 65. ...... . ......
Thos. Lewis Gooch ... 5 3 2 Nov. 71 © tº e º ºr
Geo. Anthy. Halsted ... 3 3 7 5 | * * * * * º
Robt. Sharpe ... tº º º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Louis Sherringham 17 Dec. 65, 2 Nov. 71.] ......
Geo. Knyvett Wilson ... 2 Apr. 66. ...... . ......
John Thos. Talbot 3 3 6 Apr. 73. ......
Alexr. Murray 2 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
John Hay © tº º 3 * 6 Apr. 73. 9 Mar. 78.
Wm. Radcliffe ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Edmunds 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Kerr 6 Apr. 66. 30 Api 73. 21 Mar. 78.
Jas. Anderson ... } % } } * 5
John McDougall tº tº º tº e º
Sir Robt. J. Le M. McClure, C.B.
Herbert Schomberg g
Thos. Saumarez Brock
Geo. Davies
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
849

Name.
RRA
R.W.A.
i
Ret. A.
Edwd. Codd . tº º º
Chas. Fredk. Schomberg
Fredk. Patten ... & s &
Arth. Wm. Jerningham
Archd. McMurdo
Hy. Jno. Douglas
Wm. Brown Oliver
Thos. Edwd. Law Moore
Richd. Robt. Quin
Jas. Gabriel Gordon ...
Jno. Reeve ... • * *
Geo. Flower Herbert ...
Thos. Geo. Forbes ..
Wm. Newton Fowell ...
Geo. Summer Hand, C.B.
Hy. Harvey ... • * *
Louis Symonds Tindal
Colson Festing... 0 - - tº e e
Edmd. Gardiner Fishbourne, C.B.
Thos. Chaloner * @ * * *
Wm. Cornwallis Aldham, C.B.
Colin Yorke Campbell
Nichs. Lefebore tº º º tº g tº tº tº gº e - ©
Lord Wm. Compton, aft. M. of Northampton
Hy Richd. Foote • * * e tº tº o o º * * *
Thos. Baldock... • e e º
Geo. Augs. Bedford ...
Jas. Stoddart ...
Edwd. Tatham... * * *
Hy. Chas. Otter, C.B....
Geo. Wodehouse tº e - e is e
Edwd. Hollinworth Delafosse
Thos. Furber ... • - - e e º
Jno. Cornwall ...
Spencer Smyth * @ e
Chas. Calmady Dent ...
Robt. Loney ... * * *
Chas. Wilson Riley ... º
Godfrey Lamplugh Wolley ...
Cheesman Hy. Binstead
Wm. Cheselden Browne
Hy. Duncan Twysden...
Geo. Parker ... & © &
Richd. Aldworth Oliver º
Edwd. Philips Charlewood ..
Geo. Williams ... & © tº tº e e
Thos. Abel Bremage Spratt, C.B.
Arth. Mellersh... * - © g º e
Chas. Jos. Fredk. Ewart, C. B.
Fredk, Chevallier Syer & Q tº
Richd. Ashmore Powell, C.B...
Jno. Borlase, C.B. & Q & tº tº wº © º º
Vincent Amcotts Massingberd g a tº
Jas. Rawstone ... tº º
Robt. Hall, C.B. - -
Jno. Montagu Hayes, C.B.
Chas. Luxmoore Hockin
Hy. Alexr. Story tº a º tº e & - e tº
Edwd. Pelham Brenton Von Donop
Oliver Jno. Jones tº s º s tº º º e &
Octavius Cumberland, C.B.
1 Jul. 67.
5 5
18 Oct. 67.
9 Apr. 68.
17 Mar. 69.
2 Jul. 69.
26 Jul. 69.
3 5
33 J
12 Feb. 73.
2 3
5 3
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24 May 67.
31 May 67.
1 Sep. 67.
10 Sep. 69.
16 Sep. 69.
1 Apr. 70.
8 Feb. 73.
6 Apr. 73.
30 Apr. 78.
25 Aug. 73.
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22 Mar. 76.
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850 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
R.R.A.
Ret.A.
Geo. Wm. Preedy, C.B.
Thos. Etheridge tº º º
Fredk. Lamport Barnar
Jas. Edwd. Katon ... tº e g
Edwd. Westby Wansittart, C.B.
Wm. Abdy Fellowes... tº tº gº
Jno. Jas. Kennedy, C.B.
Jnó. Barling Marsh ..
Matthew Stainton Nolloth
Hy. Gage Morris tº ſº tº
Richd. Dunning White
Alexr. Bridport Beecher
Jno. Ormsby Johnson...
Alan Hy. Gardner, C.B.
Wm. Jas. Saml. Pullen
Hon. Geo. Hy. Douglas
Geo. Le Geyt Bowyear, C.B. ...
Jas Dirom tº gº tº º tº tº $ tº
Hy. Croft tº e e tº e ºs e e < * * *
Fredk. Augs. Buchaman Craufurd ...
Augs. Hy. Ingram tº º ſº e º 'º
Hy. Dumaresq...
Wm. Ellis tº tº ſº
Jas. Geo. Mackenzie ...
Chas. Starmer... tº º º
Gec. Stewart Reynolds
Jno Bettinson Cragg ...
Augs. Sinclair Booth ...
Wrm. Hoseason tº gº & tº tº º
Wm. Heriot Maitland Dougall
Edwd. Peirse ... tº e e * * *
Steph. Smith Lowther Crofton
Gilbert Brydone Rutherford...
Albert Heseltine g tº g ſº
Chas. Richardson Johnson ..
Gerard Jno. Napier ...
Iewis Maitland º º tº
Richd. Brydges Beeche
Wm. Hugh Dobbie
Hy. Need *
Richd. Purvis...
Thos. Cochran... g e &
Edwd. King Barnard ...
Jas. Hosken gº gº tº
Jas. Saml. Akid Dennis
Jos. Martin Mottley ...
Edwd. Franklin
JPhilip Somerville
Arthur Trevor Macgregor
Alexr. Boyle ... * * tº
Byron Drury ... tº º
Wm. Morris º tº º tº tº ſº tº & © tº
Wm. Rae Rolland g is º tº gº tº tº -º º
Richd. Moorman g & Cº. tº ſº tº * * *
Fredk. Augs. Maxse ... tº a tº tº º gº tº gº º
David Robertson, aft. Robertson-Macdonald
Saml. Mercer ... e º e tº ſº º e e gº e dº º
Wm. Norton Taylor ...
Geo. Clarke Mends tº g tº tº º ſº tº º &
Jonas Archer Abbott... tº ſº º tº º º tº e ſº
John Luke Richd. Stoll tº e & * * * * @ a
1 Jan. 74.
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30 Jan. 79,
1 Feb. 79,
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1 Feb. 79.
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1 Feb. 79.
15 Jun. 79.
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15 Jun. 79.
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27 Mar 85.
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1 Jul. 85.
1jui. 85.
1 Jul. 85.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
R.R.A.
JR.V.A.
Philip Augs. Helpman
John Ross Ward s & Q
Edwd. Banbury Nott ...
Wm. Boys tº
Geo. Johnson ...
Matth. Connolly * @ tº
Jas. Archd. Macdonald
Geo. Mason e tº º
Alexr. Crombie Gordon
Robt. Robertson
Jasper Hy. Selwyn
Fras. Hy. Shortt
Robt. Jocelyn Otway ...
Victor Grant Hickley... s º a
Julian Foulston Slight, C.B. ... & º º
Wm. Hy. Haswell ... tº º º * * *e
Thos. Saumarez, C.B. ... * º º tº º ſº
Saml. Hoskins Derriman, C.B.
Peter Fredk. Shortland tº
Fredk. Leopold Augs. Selwyn
Chas. Hy. May tº $ tº tº gº ºn
Richd. Wm. Courtenay ſº
Donald McLeod Mackenzie ...
John Seccomb ... tº e º
Pr. Victor Ferd., &c., of
Gleichen * * *
Jos. Grant Bickford ... º, º ſº tº ſº tº
Wm. Everard Alphonso Gordon, C.B.
Robt. Dawes Aldrich ... e - © tº gº º
Hy. Trollope $ tº tº
Jack Hy. Murray * - ſº tº ſº º tº º º tº º º
Jno. Orlebar ... tº tº º tº º tº tº º º tº tº gº tº &
Fras. Marten ... tº º º º º º tº
Wm. Andrew Jas Heath, C.B.
Jno. Wrm. Dorville ... ę º ſº. s e ºs
Elphinston D'Oyly D'Auvergne Aplin
Wm. Cornish Bowden e ſº tº * * g.
Geo. Hy. Gardner ... & ſº ſº. tº e
Jno. Clarke Byng * tº tº º
Jno. Bythesea, V.C., C.B.
Hy. Saml. Hawker
Fras. Arden Close
Arth. Wilmshurst, C.B.
Wm. Wood ... tº e G
Hy. Jno. Blomfield * tº º &
Jno. Fras. Campbell Mackenzie
Jas Beautine Willoughby
David Spain ... tº º º
Jno. Rashleigh Rodd ...
Geo. Otway Popplewell
Fredk. Thos. Chetham Strode
Jno. Wallace Douglas M’Donald
Jas. Minchin Bruce ... g º º
Wm. Horton, C.B.
Richd. Bulkeley Pears e tº
Herbert Philip de Kantzow ...
Geo. Augs. Cooke Brooker, C.B.
Norman Bernard Bedingfeld
Hy. Wm. Hire, C.B. ... tº ſº º
Wm. Alfd. Rumbledon Pearse
Jos. Hy. Marryat, C.B. tº º
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11 Dec. 75.
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Name.
R.R.A.
R.V.A.
Ret.A.
Trevenen Penrose Coode
Chas. Murray Aynsley, C.B. ...
Montague Fredk. O'Reilly
Edwd. Lacy ... e º º
Montagu Buccleuch Dunn ...
Sir Malcolm McGregor, bt. ...
Jas. Richd. Veitch © e tº
Hy. Fredk. McKillop ...
Hy. Jas. Raby, v. C., C.B.,
Jno. Fras. Ross tº e º * * *
Fredk. Wm. Pleydell-Bouverie
Edwd. Jas. Bedford ... tº º º
Hy. Christian ... e - a
Chas. Wright Bonham
Jno. Halliday Cave, C.B.
Saml. Hood Henderson tº e e
Jno. Edwd. Parish º
Richd. Dawkins e e - & © &
Wm. Chas. Fabie Wilson, C.B.
Hon. Thos. Alexr. Pakenham
Herbert Fredk. Winnington Ingram...
Francisco Sangro Tremlett ...
David Miller • *
Hubert Campion, C.B....
Lewis Jas. Moore
Benj. Spencer Pickard
Fredk. Wm. Gough, C.B.
Richd. Chas. Mayne, C.B.
John Wm. Whyte
Mark Robt. Pechell
Hy. Hamilton Beamish, C.B. ...
Fredk. Harrison Smith
Arthur Lukis Mansell
Hugh Maxn. Elliott
John Laisné Perry ... * tº e tº º ºn
Thos. Hutchinson Mangles Martin ...
Wm. Fitzherbert Ruxton e e ſº
Chas. Bayley Calmady Dent tº tº Q
Geo. Teal Sebor Winthrop ...
Wm. Hy. Fenwick ... e e a
Hon. Maurice Horatio Nelson
Geo. John Malcolm º
Wm. Cox Chapman ... • * *
Hon. Armar Lowry Corry .
Chas. Fenton Fletcher Boughey
Geo. Hy. Parkin e - 0 • * *
Jas Andrew Robt. Dunlop
D’Arcy Spence Preston
Hy. Bedford Woollcombe
Philip Saumarez tº º tº
Stapleton Jas. Greville
Chas. Matth. Buckle ...
Cortland Herbert Simpson
Fras. Regd. Purvis
Chas. Richd. Fox Boxer
Alexr. Phillips... tº º º
Robt. Anthy. Edwd. Scott
Fredk. Wm. Sidney
Jos. Saml. Hudson - tº º
Wm. Burley Grant ... • e e
Thos. Baker Martin Sulivan...
9 Mar. 78.
20 Mar. 88.
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7 Jui. 84.
27 Mar. 85.
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Name. R.R.A. R.V.A. Ret. A.
Mountford Steph. Lovick Peile tº º tº 29 Apr. 85.] ...... . ......
Macleod Baynes Cockcraft ... tº ſº tº tº º tº 1 Jun. 85.] ...... . ......
Chas. David Lucas, v. C. tº ſº tº tº º º tº e e 53 I e s • * * * : * * * * * *
Horatio Lawrence Arth. Lennox Maitland... 22 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Wm. Pike tº & e • * * 1 Jul. 85.1 ...... 4t
Edwin John Pollard ... tº º º tº º te tº g tº 32 e < * * * * : * * * * * *
Saml. Philip Townsend tº e tº † : * tº e tº 9 3 s • * * * * | * * * * * *
Richd. Bradshaw, C.B. e is tº © tº º * G e 9 3 e • * * * * * * * * * * *
Thos. Edwd. Smith * º e e & Cº sº 33 e e s e e * It tº sº.
Bedford Clapperton Tryvellion Pim e 5 Jul. 85.1 ...... . ......
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854
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1708.
1714.
1720.
1744.
1746.
1754.
1765.
1771.
1780.
1796.
1816.
1821.
1834.
GOVERNORS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL.
Sir Wm. Gifford.
Adm. Matth. Aylmer.
Adm. Sir John Jennings.
Adm. sir John Balchan.
Ld. Archd. Hamilton.
Adm. Isaac Townsend.
Adm. sir Geo. Bridges Rodney, bt.
Adm. Fras. Holburne.
Adm. sir Chas. Hardy.
Adm. sir Hugh Palliser.
Adm. Saml. visc. Hood, Mar. 20.
Adm. sir John Colpoys, Feb. 9.
Adm. sir Richd. Godwin Keats,
G.C.B., Apr. 5.
R.-adm. Sir Thos. Masterman Hardy,
bt., G.C.B., Apr. 9.
1837.
1841.
1847.
1853.
1869.
1872.
1884.
Adm. hon. Chas. Elphinstone
Fleming, Oct. 12. -
Adm. hon. Sir Robt. Stopford, G.C.B.,
Apr. 7.
W.-adm. Sir Chas. Adam, K.C.B.,
July 3.
W.-adm. Sir Jas. Alexr. Gordon,
K.C.B., Oct. 28.
Adm. Sir Houston Stewart, G.C.B.,
Feb. 15.
Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys Dacres,
G.C.B., Dec. 2.
Adm. Sir Lewis Tobias Jones, G.C.B.,
Mar. 25.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL.
1704.
1705.
1718.
1737.
1740.
1750.
1754.
1761.
1774.
1778.
1781.
1784.
1793.
Capt.
John Clements.
Robt. Robinson.
Thos. Cleasby.
Jos. Soanes.
Teudor Trevor.
Chas. Smith.
Fras. Dansays.
Jas. Lloyd.
Wm. Boys.
Thos. Baillie.
Jarvis Maplesden.
Broderick Hartwell.
Jas. Ferguson.
Wm. Locker.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
Capt.
1800.
1805.
1809.
1831.
1840.
1853.
1855.
1862.
Capt. Sir Richd. Pearson.
Capt. Jno. Bourchier.
Capt. Wm. Browell.
R.-adm. Sir Jahleel Brenton, K.C.B.,
aft, bt., Aug. 8.
R.-adm. Sir Jas.
K.C.B., July 6.
R.-adm. Sir Wm. Edwd. Parry, Dec.
6
Alexr. Gordon,
R.-adm. Sir Wm. Fairbrother Carroll,
K.C.B., Aug. 13.
R.-adm. Sir Stephen Lushington,
K.C.B., May 17.
Office abolished Sept. 1865, by 28 & 29 Vict. cap. 89.
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855 °
1674.
1690.
1691.
1695.
1711.
1744.
1745.
1757.
1766.
1778.
1782.
1793.
1660.
I678.
1702,
1711.
PART XV. MILITARY.
COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF.
Jas., D. of Monmouth (nat. Son
of Chas. II.), Mar. 30; be-
headed 1685.
John, E., aft. D. of Marlborough,
June 3; d. 1722.
Meinhardt, D. of Leinster, Apr. 30.
Meinhardt, D. of Leinster, now
D. of Schomberg, K.G., May 9;
d. 1719.
Jas., D. of Ormond, Jan. 1;
attainted 1715; d. 1746.
John, E. of Stair, K.T., Jan. 1;
d. May 1747.
Geo. Wade, Mar. ; d. 1748.
John, visc., aft. E. Ligonier,
Oct. 24 to 1759; d. 1770.
The office vacant.
John, M. of Granby, son of John,
3rd D. of Rutland, Aug. 13 ;
res. 1769; d. 1770.
The office vacant.
Jeffrey, ld. Amherst, gen. On the
staff, Mar. 19.
Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway, Mar.
29; d. 1795.
Jeffrey, ld. Amherst, again, gem.
on the staff, Jan. 21; d. 1797.
1795.
1809.
1811.
1827.
Fredk., D. of York, F.M. on the
staff, Feb. 11; comm. ch., Apr.
3, 1798.
Sir David Dundas, bt., Mar. 25,
d. 1820.
Fredk., D. of York, again, May
29, to Jan. 5, 1827, when he d.
Vacant to Jan. 21, 1827.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, K. G.,
G. C. B., Jan. 22, to May 5, same
year.
Vacant from May 6 to Aug. 26, 1827.
1827.
1828.
1842.
1852.
1856.
Arthur, D. of Wellington, again,
Aug. 27, to Feb. 14, 1828.
Vacant to Feb. 24, 1828.
Rowland, visc. Hill, G.C. B., G.C. H.,
gen. on the staff, Feb. 25. to
Aug. 14, 1842; d. Dec. 1842.
Arth., D. of Wellington, again,
Aug. 15, by L.P.
Hy., 1st visc. Hardinge, G.C.B.,
gen. on the staff, Dec. 28; res.
and d. 1856.
Geo. Wm. Fred. Chas., D. of
Cambridge, K.G., &c., gen. On
the staff, July 15; comm. ch.,
Nov. 26, 1887.
CAPTAINS-GENERAL.
Geo., D. of Albemarle, Aug. 3.
Jas., D. of Monmouth, Apr. 27, to
Sept. 11, 1679; d. 1685.
Jno., E., aft. D. of Marlborough,
Apr. 24, to Feb. 19, 1711.
Jas., D. of Ormond, Feb. 20, to
Sept. 22, 1714.
1714.
1744.
1799.
Jno., D. of Marlborough, again,
Sept. 23, to 1717; d. 1722
Wm. Aug., D. of Cumberland,
Mar. 8, to 1757; d. 1765.
Fredk., D. of York, Sept. 4 to
Mar. 24, 1809.
This title is now become obsolete.
856
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
FIELD-MARSHALS.
1736, Geo., E. of Orkney, govr. of Edin-
Jan. 14. burgh Castle; d. 1737.
Jno., D. of Argyll and Green-
wich; d. 1743.
1739, Richd., visc. Shannon.
•uly 2. Fras., M. de Montandre.
1742, Jno., E. of Stair.
Mar. 28. Richd., visc. Cobham; d. 1749.
1743. Geo. Wade, Dec. 14; d. 1748.
1757. Sir Robt. Rich, bt. ; d. 1768.
Nov. 28. Richd., visc. Molesworth; d. 1758.
Jno., ld., aft. visc. and E.
Ligonier; d. 1770.
1763. Jas., ld. Tyrawley, June 10; d.
1773.
1793, Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway; d.
Oct. 12, 1795.
Wm. Hy., D. of Gloucester, K.G. ;
d. 1805.
Sir Geo. Howard, K.B.; d. 1796.
Fredk., D. of York and Albany,
K. G., Feb. 10.
1796, Jno., D. of Argyll ; d. 1806.
July 30. Jeffrey, ld. Amherst, K.B.; d.1797.
Jno. Griffin, ld. Howard de Wal-
den; d. 1797.
Studholme Hodgson, d. 1798.
Geo., Marq. Townshend; d. 1807.
Ld. Fredk. Cavendish, d. 1803.
Chas., D. of Richmond, K.G. ; d.
1806.
1805, Edwd., D. of Kent and Strathern,
Sept. 5. K.G.; d. 1820.
1813. Arth., D. of Wellington, K. G.,
June 21.
1813, Ernest Aug., D. of Cumberland,
Nov. 26. K.G. (K. of Hanover in 1837).
Adolphus Fredk., D. of Cam-
bridge, K. G.; d. 1850.
1816, Wm. Fredk., D. of Gloucester,
May 24. K. G.; d. 1834.
Leopold Geo. Fredk., D. of Saxe
and Pr. of Coburg Saalfeld,
K. G.; aft. K. of the Belgians.
1821, Chas., M. of Drogheda, K. P. ; d.
July 19. 1822.
Wm., E. Harcourt, K.C.B.; d.
1830.
1830, Sir Alured Clarke, G.C.B.; d.
July 22, 1832.
Sir Saml. Hulse, G.C. H., G.C.M.G. ;
d. 1837.
1840, Fras. Albert Aug. Charles Eman-
uel (Consort of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria), D. of Saxony,
Pr. of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
K.G., K.T., K.P., &c.; d. 1861.
1795.
1845, Wm. II., K. of the Netherlands,
July 28. K. G.; d. 1849.
1846, Sir Geo. Nugent, bt., K.C.B.; d.
Nov. 9. 1849.
Thos. Grosvenor; d. 1850.
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, K.G.,
G. C. B. ; G. C. H.
1854, Fitzroy, Jas. Hy., ld. Raglan,
Nov. 5. G.C.B.; d. 1855.
1855, Stapleton, visc. Combermere,
Oct. 2. G.C.B.; d. 1865.
Jno., E. of Strafford, G.C.B.; d.
1860.
Hy., Visc. Hardinge, G.C.B.; d.
1856.
1860, Jno., ld. Seaton, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.;
Apr. 1. d. 1863.
1862, Sir Edw. Blakeney, G.C.B., G.C. H.;
Nov. 9. d. 1868.
Hugh, visc. Gough, K.P., G.C.B.,
K. S.I.; d. 1869.
Geo. Wm. Fred. Chas., D. of
Cambridge, K.G., K.P., G.C.B.,
&c.
Colin, ld. Clyde, G.C.B., K. S.I.; d.
1863.
1868, Sir Alexr. Woodford, G.C.B.,
Jan. 7. G.C.M.G. ; d. 1870.
Sir Wm. Maynard Gomm, G.C.B.;
d. 1875.
Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross, G.C.B.;
d. 1868
Sir Jno. Fox Burgoyne, bt.,
G.C.B.; d. 1871.
1870, Sir Geo. Pollock, bt., G.C.B.,
May 24, G.C.S.I.; d. 1872.
1875, Sir Jno. Forster FitzGerald, G.C.B.;
May 29, d. 1877.
Geo., M. of Tweeddale, K.T.,
G.C.B.; d. 1876.
Alb. Edw., Pr. of Wales.
1877, Sir Wm. Rowan, G.C.B.; d. 1879.
June 2. Sir Chas. Yorke, G.C.B.; d.
1880.
Hugh Hy., ld. Strathnairn, G.C.B.,
G. C. S.I.; d. 1885.
1883, Robt. Cornelis, ld. Napier of Mag-
Jan. 1. dala, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.
1883. Sir Patr. Grant, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
June 24.
1886, Sir Rd. Jas. Dacres, G.C.B.; d.
Mar. 27, 1887.
Sir Jno. Michel, G.C.B.; d. 1886.
1886. Wm. Paulet, c.c. li. Wm. Paulet,
July 10.
1887. Geo. Chas., E. of Lucan, G.C.B.,
June 21; d. 1888.
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857
GENERALS.
THE GENERALs are arranged according to the following lists:—
LIST A.
OFFICERs who attained the rank of GENERAL, down to June 1854.
LIST B.
OFFICERs who attained the rank of LIEUTENANT-GENERAL, down to
November 1846.
LIST C.
OFFICERs who attained the rank of MAJOR-GENERAL, down to
January 1837.
LIST D.
MAJOR-GENERALs from 1837, with their subsequent promotions to
LIEUTENANT-GENERALs and GENERALs.
IIST A. GENERALS.
Officers who attained the rank of General, down to June 1854.
1690. Fredk., D. of Schomberg, Apr.
19; d. 1690.
Chas., D. of Schomberg, his son,
May 29; d. 1693.
Meinhardt, D. of Schomberg, bro.
of the last-named, Aug. 16; d.
1719.
Hy. de Massue, E. of Galway,
July 3; d. 1720,
Chas., E. of Peterborough; d.
1735.
Chas. Churchill, bro. of John,
D. of Marlborough, Jan. 1.
Richd., E. Rivers, Apr. 22; d.1712
1709. Danl. Hervey, Jan. 1.
1711, Wm. Stewart.
Jan. 30. Thos. Erle.
David, E. of Portmore, govr. of
Gibraltar; d. 1730.
Hon. Hy. Lumley.
Chas. Ross, Apr. 1.
John Richmond Webb, June 16.
Chas., ld. Tyrawley, Nov. 13.
Wm., ld., aft. E. Cadogan, July
12.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, Mar.
1; d. 1733.
1703.
1704.
1705.
1707.
1708.
1712.
1714.
1717.
1727.
1730, Sir Chas. Wills, K.B. ; d. 1746
July 2. Thomas Wetham.
Jos. Sabine.
Wm. Evans.
1743, Sir Philip Honywood, K.B.; d.
Feb. 1. 1752.
Lord Mark Ker.
1745. Sir Robt. Rich, bt., Mar.
29.
John, E. of Dunmore, May 30;
d. 1752.
1746. Richd., visc. Molesworth, Dec.
28; d. 1758.
Sir John Ligonier, aft. li., visc.,
and E. Ligonier, Dec. 30.
1747. Robt. Dalzell, Mar. 24.
Gervase Parker, Mar. 24.
Alg., D. of Somerset, Mar. 26;
d. 1750.
John, D. of Montagu, Mar. 28;
d. 1749.
Wm., E. of Harrington, Mar. 30;
d. 1756.
Chas., D.
1758.
David Montolieu, baron de St.
Hippolite.
1758,
July 10.
of Marlborough; d.
858
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1761,
Mar.
1765,
Feb. 22.
1770,
Apr. 13.
1772,
May 26.
1777,
Sept. 6.
1778,
Mar. 19.
1778,
Apr. 2.
1782,
Nov. 20.
John, E. of Westmorland, d. 1774.
Roger Handasyde, d. 1763.
Jas., ld. Tyrawley.
Chas. Otway, d. 1764.
Chas., ld. Cadogan, d. 1776.
Hon. Jas. St. Clair.
John Guise.
John, E. of Rothes, d. 1773.
Harry Pulteney, d. 1767.
Hon. Sir Chas. Howard, K.B.; d.
1765.
John, D. of Argyll, K.T. ; d. 1770.
Jas. Edwd. Oglethorpe, d. 1785.
John, E. De la Warr, K.B.; d.
1776.
Sir John Mordaunt, K.B.
Hon. Jas. Cholmondeley, d. 1775.
Peregrine Lascelles, d. 1772.
Ld. John Murray.
John, E. of Loudoun, d. 1782.
Wm., E. of Panmure, d. 1781.
Wm. Hy., M. of Lothian, K.T. ;
d. 1775.
Wm., E. of Harrington, d. 1779.
Hugh Warburton.
Cuthbert Ellison.
Peregrine Bertie, D. of Ancaster
and Kesteven, d. 1778.
Evelyn, D. of Kingston, R.G. ; d.
1773.
Hugh, visc. Falmouth, d. 1782.
Simon, Earl Harcourt, d. 1777.
Hy. Arth. Herbert, E. of Powis,
d. 1772.
Michl. O'Brien Dilkes, d. 1775.
John, E. of Sandwich, d. 1792.
Hon. Hy. Seymour Conway, d.
1795.
Jas. Abercrombie, d. 1781.
Geo., E. of Albemarle, K.G. ; d.
1772.
Fras. Leighton, d. 1773.
Ld. Robt. Manners, d. 1782.
John Mostyn.
John, E. Waldegrave, d. 1784.
Wm. Hy.. D. of Gloucester, K.G. ;
d. 1805.
Sir. Geo. Howard, R.B.
Hon. Sir Jos. Yorke,
Dover, K. B. ; d. 1792.
Wm. Belford, d. 1780.
Ld. Robt. Bertie, d. 1782.
Philip Honywood, d. 1785.
John, D. of Argyll, d. 1806.
Hon. John Fitzwilliam, d. 1789.
Wm. A 'Court Ashe.
Jeffrey, ld. Amherst, K.B. ; d.
1797.
John Griffin, ld. Howard de
Walden, d. 1797.
Studholme Hodgson.
Geo. Augs. Elliot, K.B., aft. 16.
Heathfield ; d. 1790.
John Lambton, d. 1794.
John Parslow, d. 1786.
aft. la.
1782,
Nov. 20.
1783,
Feb. 19.
1793.
1793,
Hon. Thos Gage, d. 1787.
Geo., Marq. Townshend, d. 1807.
Ld. Fredk. Cavendish.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Lenox,
and Aubigny, K. G.; d. 1806.
Hy., E. of Pembroke, d. 1794.
John Severn, d. 1787.
Sir John Sebright, bt., d. 1794.
Hon. Geo. Cary.
Hon. Jas. Murray, d. 1794.
Cyrus Trapaud, d. 1801.
Sir Wm. Boothby, bt., d. 1787.
Benjn. Carpenter, d. 1788.
Bygoe Armstrong.
Wm., E. of Shelburne, d. 1805.
Wm. Haviland, d. 1784.
Sir John Irwin, K.B. ; d. 1788.
Chas. Vernon, d. 1810.
David Graeme, d. 1792.
Fredk., D. of York, R. G.; Apr.
12.
Robt. Melville, d. 1809.
Oct. 25. Moriscoe Frederick, d. 1801.
1793,
Oct. 25.
1796,
May 3.
Robt. Dalrymple Horn Elphin-
stone, d. 1794.
Jas. Johnstone.
Jas. Johnston.
Chas., M. of Drogheda, d. 1821.
Sir Wm. Augs. Pitt, K.B.; d. 1809.
Lord Adam Gordon, d. 1801.
Hon. Sir Alexr. 'Maitland, bt., d.
1820.
Archd., E. of Eglintoun, d. 1796.
Hunt Walsh.
Guy, ld. Dorchester, K.B., govr
of Canada; d. 1808.
Sir Chas. Thompson, bt.
Robt. Clerk.
Robt. Cunninghame,
Rossmore; d. 1801.
Hon. Sir Wm. Howe, K. B., aft
visc. Howe; d. 1814.
Ld. Geo. Hy. Lenox, d. 1805.
Hy. Fletcher, d. 1803.
Jno. Hale, d. 1806.
Sir Robt. Boyd, K. B., govr. of
Gibraltar; d. 1794.
Sir Hy. Clinton, K. B. ; d. 1795.
Chas., ld. Southampton; d. 1797.
Bernard Hale. d 1798.
Fras. Craig, d. 1811.
Hugh, D. of Northumberland,
K.G. ; d. 1817.
Wm. Taylor.
Chas., Marq. Cornwallis, K.G.; d.
1805.
Sir David Lindsay, bt. ; d. 1797.
Bdwd. Maxwell Brown, d. 1803.
Jas. Robinson.
Eyre, ld. Clarina ; d. 1804.
Geo. Warde, d. 1803.
Flower Mocher, d. 1801.
Sir Robt. Sloper, K.B.; d. 1802.
Staates Long Morris, d. 1800.
Ralph, E. of Ross; d. 1802.
aft. la.
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859
1796,
May 3.
Sir Jno. Dalling, bt., K.B.; d.
1798.
Russel Manners, d. 1800.
Thos. Hall, d. 1809.
James Grant, d. 1806.
Sir Wm. Faucett, K.B. ; d. 1804.
Wm. Jno., M. of Lothian; d.
1815.
Sir Chas. Grey, K.B., aft. E.
Grey; d. 1807.
Sir Thos. Spencer Wilson, bt. ; d.
1798.
Geo. Morrison, d. 1799.
Thos. Clarke, d. 1799.
Chas. Rainsford, d. 1809.
Edwd. Matthew, d. 1805.
Jan. 26. Jas Pattison, d. 1805.
1798,
Jan. 1.
1799,
1801,
Jan. 1.
1802,
Hon. Hy, St. John, d. 1818,
Jno. Campbell, d. 1807.
Sir Geo. Osborne, bt. ; d. 1818.
Sir Thos. Shirley, bt. ; d. 1800.
Patr. Tonym, d. 1804.
Gabriel Christie, d. 1799.
Jno. Reid, d. 1807.
Sir Wm. Green, bt. ; d. 1811.
Geo. Scott, d. 1811.
Chas. O'Hara, lt.-govr. and aft.
govr. of Gibraltar; d. 1802.
Loftus Anthy. Tottenham, d.
1810.
Wm. Rowley, d. 1807.
Peter Bathurst.
Hon. Wm. Gordon, d. 1815.
Robt. Prescott, d. 1815.
Hon. Wm. Harcourt, d. 1830.
Hy. Lawes, E. of Carhampton;
d. 1821.
Wm. Dalrymple, d. 1807.
Wm. Picton, d. 1811.
Sir Hector Munro,
1806.
Hon. Wm. Hervey, d. 1815.
Jno. Fletcher Campbell, d. 1808.
Fras. Lascelles, d. 1799.
Sir Wm. Medows, K.B. ; d. 1813.
Edwd. D. of Kent, K.G., May 10;
d. 1820.
Edwd. Smith, d. 1808.
Thos. Bland, d. 1816.
Felix. Buckley, d. 1823.
Geo. Ainslie, d. 1804.
Benj. Gordon, d. 1803.
Jas. Adeane, d. 1802.
Hy. Watson Powell.
Sir Thos. Stirling, bt. ; d. 1808.
Geo. Garth, d. 1819.
Tich.d. Grenville, d. 1823.
Jno. Leland, d. 1808.
K.B. ; d.
Apr. 29. Jas. Hamilton, d. 1803.
Jno. Stratton, d. 1803.
Jas. Rooke, d. 1805.
Chas. Crosbie, d. 1807.
Jno., E. of Suffolk; d. 1820.
Hon, Chapple Norton, d. 1818.
Geo. Hotham, d. 1806.
1802,
Apr. 29.
1803,
Sept. 25.
1808,
Apr. 25.
Sir David Dundas, d.
1820.
Sir Robt. Abercromby, G.C.B.;
d. 1827.
Gerard Lake, aft. Id. and visc.
Lake; d. 1808.
Sir Thos. Musgrave, d. 1812.
Jas. Coates, d. 1822.
Ralph Dundas, d. 1814.
Richd. Whyte, d. 1807.
Sir Alured Clarke,
1832.
Wm. Shirreff, d. 1804.
Saml. Hulse. G.C. H.
Hon. Albemarle Bertie, aft. E. of
Lindsey: d. 1818.
Chas. Walancey, d. 1802.
Jno. Thos., E. of Clanricarde ; d.
1808.
Sir Jas. Steuart (Denham), bt.,
G.C.H. ; d. 1839.
Thos. Carleton, d. 1817.
Jas. Marsh, d. 1804.
Wm. Grinfield.
Cavendish Lister, d. 1823.
Chas. Leigh, d. 1815.
Jas. Ogilvie.
Sir Robt. Laurie, bt. ; d. 1804.
Wm. Edmeston, d. 1804.
David Home, d. 1810.
Hugh Debbeig, d. 1808.
Montgomery Agnew, d. 1813.
Alexr., E. of Balcarres; d. 182
Cornelius Cuyler, aft. bt. ;
1819.
Chas., E. of Harrington, G.C.B.,
G.C. H. ; d. 1829.
Hon. Richd. Fitzpatrick, d.
1813.
Nisbet Balfour, d. 1823.
Edma. Stevens, d. 1825.
Sir Thos. Trigg, K.B., lt.-govr.,
and aft. govr. of Gibraltar; d.
1814.
Fras., E. of Moira, aft. M. of
Hastings, govr.-gen, of India,
and subsequently govr. of
Malta; d. 1826.
Peter Craig, d. 1810.
Ernest Aug., D. of Cumberland,
K. G., R.P., G.C.B., aft. K. of
Hanover.
Adolphus Fredk., D. of Cam-
bridge, K. G. G.C.B., G.C.B.
Edmd. Fanning, d. 1818.
Hy. Johnson, aft. bt., G.C.B.; d.
1835.
Hon. Hy. Edwd. Fox, lt.-govr.
of Gibraltar; d. 1811.
R. B. 5
K.B. ; d.
5.
d.
Jno. Watson Tad. Watson, d.
1826.
Lowther Pennington, aft. Id.
Muncaster; d. 1818.
Fras. Edwd. Gwin, d. 1822
Robt. Morse, d. 1818.
860
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1808,
Apr. 25.
1809,
Oct 25.
Fras., ld. Heathfield; d. 1813.
Thos. Sloughter Stanwix,
1815.
Sir Jas. Pulteney, bt. ; d. 1811.
Wm. Fredk, D. of Gloucester, K.G.
Robt. Donkin, d. 1821.
Jas. Balfour, d. 1823.
Sir Jas. Duff, knt.; d. 1839.
Hy., ld. Mulgrave, aft. E. of
Mulgrave, G.C.B.; d. 1831.
Grice Blakeney.
d.
1811, Arth., visc., aft. E., M., and D.
July 31.
1812,
Jan. 1.
1813,
June 4.
of Wellington,
G. C. H.
Sir Paulus AEmilius Irving, bt. ;
d. 1828.
Geo. Harris, G.C.B., aft. li. Har-
ris ; d. 1829.
Richd. Wyse, d. 1825.
Wm., visc., aft. E. Cathcart,
K.T. ; d. 1843.
Sir Banastre Tarleton, bt., G.C.B.;
d. 1833.
Sir Hew Dalrymple, bt. ; d. 1830.
Gordon Forbes, d. 1828.
Sir John Floyd, bt. ; d. 1818.
Oliver de Lancey, d. 1822.
Sir Jas. Hy Craig, K. B. ; d. 1812.
Anthony Farrington, aft, bt. ; d.
1823.
Jas. Stuart.
John White.
Andr. John Drummond.
John Wm., E. of Bridgewater; d.
1823.
Ellis Walker.
Sir Wm. Maxwell, d. 1837.
Geo., E. of Pembroke, K. G.; d.
1827.
John, E. of Chatham, K.G., govr.
of Gibraltar; d. 1835.
Alex. Campbell, d. 1832.
Wm. Morshed, d. 1822.
Fras. Dundas. d. 1824.
Alex. Ross, govr. of Fort George ;
d. 1827.
Hon. Fras. Needham, aft. visc.
and E. Kilmorey; d. 1832.
Sir Hy. Pigot, G.C.M.G.; d. 1840.
Geo. Bernard, d. 1820.
Sir Geo. Nugent, bt., K.B.
John Barclay, d. 1823.
Wm. Macarmick, d. 1815.
Sir Robt. Stuart, bt.
Sir Wm. Keppel, G.C.B., govr. of
Guernsey; d. 1834.
John, ld. Hutchinson, G.C.B., aft.
E. of Donoughmore ; d. 1832.
John Hamilton, d. 1835.
Alexr. Leith Hay, d. 1838.
Jas. Stewart, d. 1815.
Sir Chas. Hastings, bt., G.C.H. ;
d. 1823.
Robt. Manners, d. 1823.
Wm. Loftus, d. 1831.
R. G. 3. G. C.B. 2
1813,
June 4.
1814,
June 4.
1814,
July 25.
1816,
May 2.
1819,
Aug. 12.
Oliver Nicolls, d. 1829
Alexr. Mercer, d. 1816.
Sir Geo. Hewett, bt., G.C.B.; d.
1840.
Philip Martin; d. 1821.
Sir Eyre Coote, K.C.B., K.H.
Chas., D. of Richmond, K.G., ld.
lt. of Ir., govr.-gen. of the
Canadas; d. 1819.
John Adolphus Harris, d. 1827.
Wm. John Arabin, d. 1828.
Sir Geo. Don, G.C.B., G.C. H., lt.-
govr. of Gibraltar; d. 1832.
Sir John Fras. Cradock, or Cara-
doc, G.C.B., K.H., aft. li. How-
den; d. 1839.
Lord Chas. Fitz-Roy, d. 1829.
Napier Christie Burton, d. 1835.
Richd. Rich Wilford. d. 1822.
Edwd. Morrison, d. 1843.
Sir Chas. Asgill, bt., G.C. H.; d.
1823.
Thos. Garth, d. 1829.
Vaughan Lloyd.
Jas., E. of Rosslyn, G.C.B.; d.
1837.
Andr. Cowell, d. 1821.
Jos. Dusseaux, d. 1823.
Colin Mackenzie, d. 1815.
John Dickson, d. 1816.
John Money.
Sir Geo. Beckwith, G.C.B., govr.
of Barbadoes in 1808; d. 1823.
Thos. Murray, d. 1816.
Thos. Roberts.
Geo. Jas., Earl Ludlow, G.C.B.;
d. 1842.
Richd., E. of Cavan, K.B.; d.
1837.
Sir David Baird, bt., G.C.B.; d.
1
Hon. Fredk. St. John, d. 1844
Ld. Chas. Hy. Somerset; govr.
of Cape of Good Hope ; d. 1831.
John Despard, d. 1829.
Wm. Wemyss, d. 1839.
Wm. Fredk. Hy., hered. Pr. of
Orange, G.C.B.; aft. K. of the
Netherlands.
Leopold Geo. Fredk., D. of Saxe
and Pr. of Coburg Saalfeld,
R. G.; aft. K. of the Belgians.
Hon. Robt. Taylor, d. 1839.
Geo. Milner, d. 1836.
Geo., M. of Huntly, G.C.B., aft.
D. of Gordon ; d. 1836.
Hon. Edwd. Finch, d. 1843.
Isaac Gascoyne, d. 1841.
David Douglas Wemyss, d. 1839.
Hon. John Leslie Cuming, d.
1824
Hy. Wynyard, d. 1838.
Duncan Campbell, d. 1837.
Thos. Grosvenor.
John Calcraft, d. 1829.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
861
1819,
Aug. 12.
1821,
July 19.
1825,
May 27.
John, E. of Hopetoun, G.C.B.; d.
1823,
Jas., ld. Forbes; d. 1843.
Hy. Wm., M. of Anglesey, K.G.,
G. C. B., G. C. H.
Sir John Doyle, bt., G.C.B.; d.
1834.
Sir Robt. Brownrigg, bt., G.C.B.;
d. 1833.
Wm. Knollys, d. 1834.
Hon. Edmd. Phipps, d. 1837.
Wm. Cartwright, d. 1827.
Ferd., Ct. Homspesch; d. 1831.
Sir Baldwin Leighton, bt. ; d.
1828.
John Coffin, d. 1838.
John Murray, d. 1824.
Sir Chas. Green, bt. ; d. 1831.
Thos. Hartcup, d. 1820.
Sir Thos. Blomefield, bt. ; d. 1822.
Gother Mann, d. 1830.
John Pratt.
Sir Josiah Champagné, G.C. H. ;
d. 1840.
Sir Harry Calvert, bt., G.C.B.,
G.C.II. ; d. 1826.
Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C. H.;
1847.
Edwd. Dunne, d. 1844.
Jas. Drummond, d. 1831.
Wrm. Dowdeswell, d. 1828.
Sir Alexr. Mackenzie, bt., G.C.H.
Geo. Moncrieff, govr. of Carrick-
fergus ; d. 1830.
Thos. Meyrick, d. 1830.
Thos. Graham, ld. Lynedoch,
G.C.B.; d. 1843.
Geo. Hy. Vansittart, d. 1824.
Hon. Chas. Fitz-Roy, d. 1831.
Fras. Hugonin, d. 1836.
Wm. Scott, d. 1836.
Fras. Fuller d. 1841.
Sir Jas. Affleck, bt. ; d. 1833.
Geo. Vaughan Hart, d. 1832.
Geo. Warde, d. 1830.
Mervyn Archdall, d. 1839.
Sir John Cope Sherbrooke, G.C. B.
govr. of Canada; d. 1830.
Sir Gordon Drummond, G.C.B.;
govr. of Canada.
Jas. Wharton, d. 1841.
Sir Wim. Payne, bt., d. 1831.
Hon. Edwd. Bligh, d. 1840.
Ld. Wm. Cav. Bentinck, G.C.B.,
G. C.II. ; d. 1839.
Edmd, E. of Cork, R.P.
Hon. Sir Hy. Geo. Grey, G.C.B.,,
G.C.II. ; d. 1845.
Hon. Sir Edwd. Paget, G.C.B.,
govr. of Ceylon; d. 1849.
Sir Brent Spencer, G.C.B.; d. 1828.
Stapleton, ld., aft. visc. Comber-
merc, G. C. B., G. C. H.
Saml. Dalrymple, d. 1832.
Hon. Wm. Stapleton, d. 1826.
d.
1825,
May 27.
1830,
July 22.
1837,
Jan. 10.
Denzil Onslow, d. 1838.
Sir John Murray, bt., G.C. H.; d.
1827.
Wm. Twiss, d. 1827.
Hon. Chas. Hope, d. 1828.
Sir Geo. Pigot, bt. ; d. 1841.
Rowland, visc. Hill, G. C. B., G.C. H.
d. 1842.
Fredk. Maitland, d. 1848.
Sir Martin Hunter, G.C. H.; d.
1846.
Wm. Carr, visc. Beresford, G.C.B.,
G. C. H. ; govr. of Jersey.
Geo. E. of Dalhousie, G.C. H. ; d.
1838.
Thos. Baker, d. 1849.
Hy. Williams, d. 1845.
Hy., M. of Conyngham, K.P.,
G. C. II. ; d. 1833.
Hon. Sir Alexr. Hope, G.C.B. ; d.
1837.
Sir John Fraser, G. C. H.; d. 1843.
Peter Heron, d. 1848.
John Ramsay, d. 1845.
Sir John Delves Broughton, bt. ;
d. 1847.
Wm. Dyott, d. 1847.
Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson,
G. C. B. ; d. 1841.
Sir Robt. Macfarlane,
G.C. H.; d. 1843.
Sir John Gustavus Crosbie, G.C.H.;
d. 1843.
Bdwd. St, clº, d. 1833.
Hon. John Brodrick, d. 1842.
Sir Hy. Warde, G.C.B., govr. of
Barbadoes ; d. 1834.
Jas. Durham, d. 1840.
Hon. David Leslie, d. 1838.
John Manners Ker, d. 1843.
Thos. Scott, d. 1842.
Sir Hillgrove Turner, G.C.H.; d.
1843.
Christr. Chowne, d. 1834.
Hon. Wm. Mordaunt Maitland, d.
1841.
John, ld. Crewe. d. 1835.
Hon. Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole,
G.C.B.; d. 1842.
Quin Jno. Freeman, d. 1834.
Geo., E. of Granard, d. 1837.
Fras. Moore.
Robt. Edwd., visc. Lorton.
Sir Wm. Hy. Clinton, G.C.B.; d.
1846.
Sir Fras. Thos. Hammond, G.C.B.;
d. 1850.
Robt. Dudley Blako, d. 1850.
Hon. Robt. Meade, d. 1849.
Sir Wm. Houston, or Houstoun,
bt., G.C.B. and G.C.II. ; lt.-govr.
of Gibraltar; d. 1842.
Geo. Michel, d. 1846.
Sir Thos. Hislop, bt., G.C.B.; d.
1843.
K.C.B.,
862
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1837,
Jan. 10.
1838,
June 28.
Thos., E. of Elgin; d. 1841,
David Hunter, d. 1846.
Sir Jno. Slade, bt., G.C. H.
Sir Fredk. Augs. Wetherell,
G.C. H.; d. 1842.
Jno. Daniell Arabin, d. 1838.
Hon. Sir Wm. Lumley, G.C.B.; d.
1850.
Sir Moore Disney, K.C.B.;
1846.
Jno. Mº Kenzie.
Alexr. Graham Stirling, d. 1849.
Jno. Michel, d. 1844.
Sir Wm. Wilkinson, G.C.M.G. ; d.
1840.
Sir Hy. Tucker Montresor,
R. C.B., K.C. H. ; d. 1837.
Jno. Hodgson, d. 1846.
Richd. Thos. Nelson, d. 1842.
Sir Jas. Hay, K. C.H. ; d. 1837.
Jas. Robertson, d. 1845.
Edwd. Wm. Leyburn Popham, d.
1843.
Sir Fitzroy Jeffries
Maclean, bt., d. 1847.
Sir Hy. Fredk. Campbell, K.C.B.,
G.C. H.
Wm. Burnett, d. 1839.
Chas. Wm., M. of Londonderry,
G.C.B., G. C. H.
Sir Jno. Smith, d.
1837.
Lewis Bayly Wallace, d. 1848.
Jno. Sulivan Wood, lt. Tow. of
Lond.
Hon. Sir Chas. Colville, G.C.B.,
G. C. H. : d. 1843.
Fredk. Chas. White.
Gore Browne, d. 1843.
Sir Hy. Fane, G.C.B.; d. 1840.
Sir Geo. Anson, G.C.B.; d. 1849.
Kenneth Alexander, E. of Effing-
ham, G.C.B.; d. 1845.
Thos. R. Charleton, d. 1849.
Wm. Thos. Dilkes, d. 1841.
Sir Jno. Oswald, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.;
d. 1840.
Pinson Bonham.
Sir Wm. Anson, bt., K.C.B.; d.
* 1847.
Chas. Terrot, d. 1839.
Sir Thos. Saumarez, d. 1845.
Campbell Callendar, d. 1845.
Jas. Meredyth, d. 1841.
Robt. Hill Farmar, d. 1839.
Jno. Stratford Saunders, d. 1846.
Geo. Wilson, d. 1841.
Sir Warren Marmaduke Peacocke,
K.C.B.; d. 1849.
Jno. Pare, d. 1839.
Sir Chas. Wale, K.C.B.; d. 1845.
Sir Jno. Ormsby Wandeleur,
G.C.B.; d. 1849.
Chas. Pye Douglas, d. 1844.
Robt. Browne Clayton, d. 1845.
d.
Grafton
G.C. H. ;
1838,
June 28.
1841,
Nov. 23.
1846,
Nov. 9.
Alexr. Jno. Goldie, d. 1848.
Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe, bt.
Hon. Sir Alexr. Duff, G.C.H. ; d.
1851.
Sir Rufane Shawe Donkin, K.C.B.,
G. C.H. ; d. 1841.
Wm. Eden.
Sir Geo. Townshend Walker,
bt., G.C.B. ; d. 1842.
Sir Jno. Hamilton Dalrymple, aft.
E. of Stair.
Sir Geo. Murray, G.C.B., G.C. H. ;
d. 1846.
Sir Jas. Kempt, G.C.B., G.C.II. ;
lt.-govr. of Fort William.
Sir Evan Lloyd, K.C.H. ;
1846.
Matthew Sharpe, d. 1845.
Richd. Blunt.
Sir Hy. Bayly, G.C. H.; d. 1846.
Fras. Slater Rebow, d. 1845.
Gerrard Gosselyn.
Sir Frédk. Philips
. G. C. B.
Sir Arth. Richd. Dillon, bt. ; d.
1845,
Duncan Darroch ; d. 1847.
Sir Phineas Riall, K.C. H.;
1850.
Wm. Brooke, d. 1843.
John Vincent, d. 1848.
Jos. Walker, d. 1848.
Sir Wm. Hutchinson, K.C. H.; d.
1845.
John, ld., aft. E. of Strafford,
G. C. B: , G. C. H.
Sir Thos. Macdougall Brisbane,
bt., G.C.B., G. C. H.
Sir Alexr. Halkett, K.C.H. "
Sir Wm. Keir Grant,
G. C. H. -
Ld. Robt. Edwd. Hy. Somerset,
G.C.B.; d. 1842.
Hon. Arth. Annesley, d. 1849.
Boyle Travers.
Sir Thos. Bradford, G.C.B., G.C. H.,
Jno. Granby Clay, d. 1846.
Gage John Hall.
Hon. Wm. De Blaquiere, aft. la.
De Blaquiere.
Sir Thos. Browne, K.C. H.; d.
1843.
Sir John Lambert, G.C.B.; d.
1847.
Sir Jas. Willoughby Gordon, bt.,
G.C.B., G.C. H.; d. 1851.
Sir Thos. Gage Montresor, K.C. H.
Sir Ralph Darling, G.C.H.
Sir Robt. Thos. Wilson, govr. of
Gibraltar; d. 1849.
Matthew, ld. Aylmer, G.C.B., govr.
of Canada, &c.; d. 1850.
Sir Chas. Imhoff.
Gabriel Gordon.
Chas. Craven, d. 1850.
d.
Robinson,
d.
K.C.B.,
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1846,
Nov. 9.
1851,
Nov. 11.
Jas. Orde, d. 1850.
Sir Chas. Bulkeley Egerton,
G.C.M.G., G.C. H.
Sir Hy. John Cumming, K.C. H.
Thos. Birch Reynardson, d. 1847.
John, E. of Carysfort.
Sir Peregrine Maitland, K.C.B.,
govr. at the Cape, &c.
Hon. Thos. Edwd. Capel.
Godfrey Basil Mundy, d. 1848.
Sir Colin Halkett, G.C.B., G.C.H.
Sir Fredk. Adam, G.C.B., G.C.H.,
G. C. M. G.
Sir Lewis Grant.
Peter Carey.
Sir John Alexr. Wallace, bt.,
K. C. B.
Hastings Fraser, C.B.
Sir Geo. Pownall Adams.
Sir Loftus Wm. Otway, C.B.
Sir Edwd. Kerrison, bt., K.C.B.,
G. C. H.
Sir Robt. Barton.
Sir John Wright Guise, bt.
K. C. B.
Paul Anderson, C.B.
Sir Andr. Jno. Fras. Barnard,
G. C. B.
Richd. Pigot.
Sir Jas. Watson, K.C.B.
Sir Aug. De Butts.
Sir Richd. Bourke, K.C.B.
Hon. Sir Patrick Stuart, G.C.M.G.
Hy. Otway, ld. Dacre, C. B.
Sir Howard Douglas, G.C.B.
G. C. M. G.
Hon Arth. Percy Upton, C.B.
Samuel Huskisson.
Hy. Monckton.
John Maister.
Samuel Browne.
Dennis Herbert.
John Bruce Richd., visc. O’Neill.
Sir Edwd. Blakeney, G.C.B.,
G.C. S.I.
Sir Thos. Hawker, K.C.S.I.
Sir John Wilson, K.C.B.
John, ld. Seaton, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
G. C. S. I.
Sir Thos. McMahon, bt., K.C.B.
Sir Alexr. Woodford, G.C.B.,
G. C. M. G. -
John, E. of Westmorland, G.C.B.,
G.C. S.I.
1854, Fitzroy Jas. Hy., ld. Raglan, G.C.B.
June 20. Ld. Chas. Somerset Manners,
I.C. C. B.
Robt. Ellice.
Cosmo Gordon.
Hugh, visc. Gough, G.C.B.
Sir Jas. Macdonell, K.C.B., K.C.S.I.
Jas. Wallace Sleigh, C.B.
Sir Wm. Gabriel Davy, C.B.,
R. C. S. I. -
Jonathan Yates.
Sir John Forster Fitzgerald,
FC. C. B.
Sir Arthur Benj. Clifton, K.C.B.,
K. C. S. I.
Wm. Cornwallis Eustace, C.B.,
K. C. S.I.
Chas. Murray, E. Cathcart, K.C.B.
Sir Alexr. Leith, K.C. B.
Sir Jno. Brown, K.C.S.I.
Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott, C.B.
Sir Jas. Douglas, K.C.B.
Sir Wm. Macbean, K.C.B.
Hy. visc. Hardinge, G.C.B.
Sir Willoughby Cotton, G.C.B.,
K.C. S.I.
Sir Jno. Hanbury, K.C.S.I.
Hy. Beauchamp, E. Beauchamp.
Hon. Edwd. Pyndar Lygon, C.B.
Sir Geo. Whitmore.
Hy. Shadforth.
Jno. Millet Hamerton, C. B.
Sir Wm. Tuyll, K.C.H.
Sir Geo. Hy. Fredk. Berkeley,
R. C. B.
Sackville Hamilton Berkeley.
|Helier Touzel.
Sir Hy. King, C.B., K.C. H.
Sir Geo. Thos. Napier, K.C.B.
Sir Geo. Scovell, K.C.B.
|Ulysses, ld. Downes.
Geo., M. of Tweeddale, K.T., C.B.
Sir Fredk. Wm. Trench, K.C. H.
Hy. Wyndham.
Fredk. Rennell Thackeray, C.B.
Jno. Fras. Birch.
Gustavus Nicolls.
Hy. Evelegh.
Hon. Wm. Hy. Gardner.
Geo. Wright.
Fredk. Walker.
Sir Edwd. Bowater.
Jos. Webbe Tobin.
Sir Wm. Maynard Gomm.
864
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Sk º
1678,
May 1.
1688,
Nov. 6.
1689.
1690.
1690,
Dec. 22.
1693,
Apr. 3.
1693,
Apr. 16.
1694.
1694,
Oct. 24.
1696,
June 2.
1704,
Jan. 1.
1706.
1707,
Jan. 1.
1709,
Jan. 1.
1710,
Jan. 10.
LIST B. LIEUTENANT-GENERALS.
Officers who attained the rank of Lieutenant-General, down to
November 1846.
Geo., E. of Linlithgow.
Wm., E. of Craven.
Geo., E. of Dunbarton.
Sir Jno. Lanier, d. 1692.
Jas. Douglas, d. 1692.
Arth., E. of Granard. Jan. 10.
Wm. Hy., E. of Rochford, Sept.
12.
Piercy Kirke.
Robt. Mackay
Jas. FitzJames, D. of Berwick;
d. 1734.
Jas., E. of Arran and D.
Hamilton ; d. 1712.
Aubrey, E. of Oxford.
Thos. Talmash, Jan.
1694,
Sir Hy. Bellasyse.
Richd., E. of Scarborough.
Hy., E. of Romney.
Hon. Sir Fras. Compton.
Wm., visc. Montgomery, M.
Powis.
Jno., ld. Cutts.
Thos. visc. Tiviot.
Geo. Ramsay.
Richd. Ingoldsby.
M. of Miremont.
Fras. Langston.
David, E. of Leven, Apr. 6.
Hy. Withers.
Cornelius Wood.
Thos., E. of Strafford.
Chas., E. of Arran.
Algm., E. of Essex.
Edmd. Mayne.
Wm. Seymour.
Hatton Compton.
Robt. Echlyn.
Wm., M. of Lothian.
Jno. Tidcomb.
Hugh Windham.
Jas. Maitland.
Thos., visc. Windsor.
Thos. Meredyth.
|Fras. Palmer.
Jas., E. Stanhope.
Geo. Macartney.
Jno., visc. Mordaunt.
|Hon. Harry Mordaunt.
Thos. Farrington.
Wm., visc. Mountjoy.
Richd. Gorges.
Nichs. Sankey.
Jno., E. of Crawford.
Hy. Holt.
of
8; d.
of
1710,
Jan. 10.
1711,
Mar. 12.
1712.
1715.
1727,
Mar. 1.
1735,
Oct. 17.
1735,
Nov. 2.
1739,
July 2.
1742,
Feb. 18.
1743,
Feb. 1.
1743,
Mar. 26.
1745,
May 27.
1745,
June.
Geo., D. of Northumberland, K.G.
Geo., ld. Carpenter.
Chas., ld. Mohun ; d. 1712.
Jas., E. of Barrymore.
Wm., ld. North and Grey.
Geo., E. Marischal.
Sir Wm. Douglas.
Geo. Kellum, Apr. 5.
º I. of Sutherland, Nov.
6.
Owen Wynne.
Wm. Tatton.
Hayman Rooke.
Thos. Pearce.
Richd. Sutton.
Andr. Bisset.
Humphrey Gore.
Hy. Gore.
Robt. Napier.
Jas. Dormer.
Thos. Panton.
Geo. Preston.
Albt. Borgard.
Fras. Columbine.
Richd. Franks.
Chas. Churchill.
Wm. Barrel.
Jasper Clayton.
Piercy kirke.
Jas. Tyrrell.
Edmd. Fielding.
Jno. Peter Desbordes.
Wm. Ker.
Richd., E. of Scarborough.
Hy., E. of Pembroke.
Sir Daniel O'Carrol, bt.
Hon. Sir Jas. Campbell, K.B. ; d.
1745.
Clement Nevill.
Sir Jno. Arnot, bt.
Wm. Hargrave.
Hy. Cornwall.
Hy. IIarrison.
Thos. Howard.
Sir Jno. Cope, K.B.
Peter Campbell.
Jas. Scott.
Jno. Jones.
Richd. Philips.
Hy. Hawley.
Joshua Guest.
Phineas Bowles.
Philip Anstruther.
Jno. Foliot.
Adam Williamson.
Thos. Wentworth.
THE BOOK OF
865
DIGNITIES.
1745,
June.
1745.
1747,
Aug.
1747,
Sept.
1758,
Jan.
1759,
Jan. 30.
1759,
Feb. 4.
1759,
Mar. 28.
1759,
Apr. 17.
I760,
Feb. 22.
Chas., D. of Richmond, Lenox,
and Aubigny, R. G.
Wm. Anne, E. of Albemarle.
Chas., D. of Bolton, Dec. 24.
Geo. Read.
Archd. Hamilton.
Richd. Onslow.
Philip Bragg.
Jno. Huske.
Chas. Frampton.
Alexr. Irwine.
Richd. St. George.
Wm., ld. Blakeney, K. B.
Humphrey Bland.
Jno., E. of Crawford
Geo. Churchill.
Hy. Skelton.
Jno. Johnson.
Edwd. Wolfe.
Jno. Wynyard.
Thos. Bligh, Mar. 23.
Thos. Fowke, Apr. 30, d. 1765.
Hy. de Grangues, May 3.
Jas. Cochrane.
Jno. Brown.
Sir Jno. Bruce Hope, bt.
Jno. Foliot.
Hon. Thos. Murray.
Hon. Jas. Stuart, d. 1768.
Maurice Bocland.
Ld. Geo. Beauclerk, d. 1768.
Ld. Geo. Sackville, d. 1785.
Wm. Shirley.
Sir Wm. Pepperell, bt.
Jno., D. of Guilford, K.G. ; d.
1771.
Jno., M. of Granby; d. 1771.
Geo., E. of Cholmondeley, K. B.
Geo., E. of Halifax, K. G.;
1771.
Wm., E. of Home, govr of Gib-
raltar; d. 1766.
Jas. Kennedy.
Lewis Dejean.
Hy. Holmes.
Sir Andr. Agnew, bt. ; d. 1771.
Robt. Napier.
Sir Richd. Lyttelton, K. B. ; d.
1770.
Edwd. Pole.
Hon. Edwd. Cornwallis, govr. of
Gibraltar; d. 1776.
Edwd. Carr.
Hon. Geo. Boscawen, d. 1775.
Thos., E. of Effingham, d. 1763.
Sir Robt. Rich, bt. ; d. 1785.
Sir Jno. Whiteford, bt.
Wm. Kingsley.
Chas., ld. Cathcart,
1776.
Wm. Whitmore.
Alexr. Duroure.
Hon. Bennet Noel, d. 1766.
Jno. Adlercron, d. 1766.
Thos. Dunbar.
d.
K.T.; d.
1760,
Dec.
1765,
Jan. 19.
1770,
Apr. 30.
1772,
May 26.
1777,
Aug. 29.
Jas. Durand.
Jno., M. of Lorne.
Danl. Webb, d. 1773.
Jas. Paterson.
Robt. Anstruther.
Sir Chas. Montagu, K. B. ;
1777.
Geo., E. of Granard.
Jno. Stanwix, d. 1796.
Chas. Jeffreys.
Wm. Strode, d. 1776.
Jos. Hudson, d. 1773.
Sir Hy. Erskine, bt. ; d. 1765.
Robt. Armiger, d. 1770.
Sir David Cunningham, bt.
Hon. Thos. Brudenell, d. 1767.
Wm. Skinner.
Hon. Robt. Monckton, govr. New
York; d. 1782.
Jno. Hy. Bastide.
Edwd. Sandford.
Theodore Dury.
Jno. Parker.
Hon. Chas. Colville, d. 1775.
Wm. Browne.
Jno., E. De la Warr; d. 1777.
Hy. Whitley.
Sir Jno. Clavering,
1778.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt. ; d. 1773.
Jas. Adolphus Oughton, aft. Sir J.
Jas., D. of Leinster; d. 1773.
Jas. Prescott Mackay.
Jno. Gore, d. 1773.
Geo. Williamson, d. 1781.
Hon. Wm. Keppel, d. 1782.
Sir Richd. Pierson, K.B. ;
1781.
Jno. Owen, d. 1775.
Edwd. Harvey.
Wm. Rufane, d. 1773.
Hamilton Lambert.
Cadwallader, ld. Blaney; d. 1775.
Wm. Gansell, d. 1774.
Edwd. Ulmston.
Robt. Melville.
Wm. Evelyn, d. 1783.
Jas. Gisborne.
Fras. Grant.
Wm. Alexr. Sorrell.
Richd., E. of Cavan ; d. 1778.
Hon. Simon Fraser, d. 1782.
Thos. Desaguliers, d. 1780.
Geo. Preston, d. 1784.
Jno. Thomas.
Hon. Philip Sherrard, d. 1790.
Hon. Geo. Lane Parker, d. 1791.
Sir Fredk. Haldimand, K. B.
IIon. Alexr. Mackay.
Jno. Pomeroy, d. 1790.
Sir Wm. Draper, K. B., govr. of
Minorca; d. 1787.
Sir Robt. Hamilton, bt.
Edwd., E. Ligonier, d. 1782.
Sir Eyre Coote, K.B.; d. 1783.
d.
d.
IC. B. ;
d.
55
866
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1782,
Nov. 20.
1787,
Sep. 26.
1793,
Oct. 12.
1796,
May 3.
1797,
Jan. 16.
1799,
June 16.
1801,
Jan. 1.
1802,
June 29.
1803,
Sep. 25.
1779, Wm. Amherst, d. 1782.
Fob. 27. Jordan Wren.
Launcelot Baugh, d. 1792.
Hy. Smith, d. 1794.
Jno. Bell, d. 1798.
Robt. Watson, d. 1791.
Danl. Jones.
Jno. Mackenzie, d. 1791.
Sir Jno. Burgoyne, bt. ; d. 1785.
Hezekiah Fleming, d. 1784.
Wrm, Stile.
Hy. Lister.
Robt. Skene.
Thos. Calcraft.
Sir Chas. Thompson, bt.
Robt. Robinson.
Wm. Taylor, d. 1794.
Edwd. Maxwell.
Wm. Tryon, d. 1788.
Jas. Cuninghame.
Jos. Gabbett.
Hon. Jno. Vaughan.
Sir Robt. Pigot, bt. ; d. 1796.
Sir Robt. Murray Keith, K.B.; d.
1795.
Richd. Prescott.
Spencer Cowper.
Wm. Wynyard, d. 1789.
Rd. Burton Phillipson, d. 1792.
Fras. Smith, d. 1791.
Jno. Douglas, d. 1795.
Hon. Alex. Leslie, d. 1794.
Saml. Cleveland.
Sir Wm. Erskine, bt. ; d. 1795.
Thos. Osbert Mordaunt, d. 1808.
Jos. Broome, d. 1796.
Chas. Ross.
Jno. Mansell, d. 1794.
Anthy. Geo. Martin, d. 1800.
Hon. Thos. Bruce.
Chas. Wilson Lyon, d. 1799.
Wynter Blathwayte, d. 1801.
Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B. ; d.
1801.
Wm. Gardiner, d. 1806.
Jas. Lumsdaine, d. 1807.
Wm. Spry, d. 1802.
Horatio Spry, d. 1811.
Wm. Souter Johnston.
Harry Innes, d. 1806.
Alexr. Campbell, d. 1808.
Jas. Fras. Perkins, d. 1803.
Fras. D'Oyly, d. 1803.
Maurice Wemyss.
Andrew Gordon, d. 1806.
Jno. Graves Simcoe, d. 1806.
Chas. Horneck, d. 1804.
Hy. Bowyer, d. 1808.
Jos. Walton, d. 1808.
Abraham d'Aubant, d. 1805.
Duncan Drummond, d. 1805.
Count C. D. de Meuron, d. 1806.
Philip Goldsworthy.
Baron Chas. Homspech, d. 1812.
Jno. Bowater.
1803,
Sep. 23.
1805,
Jan. 1.
1805.
1805,
Oct. 30.
1808,
April 25.
1809,
July 1.
1809,
Oct. 25.
1810,
July 25.
1811,
June 4.
Thos. Awarne, d. 1805.
Jas. Hethersett, d. 1812.
Jas. Campbell, d. 1808.
Chas. Tarrant.
Jno. Freke.
Richd. England, d. 1812.
Thos. Goldie, d. 1804.
Robt. Douglas.
Simon Fraser, d. 1813.
Thos. Davies, d. 1812.
Sir Wm. Myers, bt. ; d. 1805.
Wm. Borthwick, d. 1808.
Harry Burrard, aft. Sir H.; d. 1813.
Arth. Ormsby, d. 1808.
Hy. Read, d. 1821,
Jeffrey Amherst, d. 1815.
Count Pierre Fredk. de Meuron,
d. 1812.
Lucius Barber, June 8; d. 1808.
Jas. Ferrior, d. 1809.
Archd. Robertson.
Miles Staveley.
Edwd. Jas. Urquhart, d. 1810.
Geo. Churchill, d. 1808.
Hon. Eyre Power Trench, d. 1808.
Sir Jno. Moore, K.B.; d. 1809.
Hon. Hy. Astley Bennet; d. 1815.
Sir Chas. Ross, bt. ; d. 1814.
Jno. Whitelocke.
Hay Macdowall, d. 1810.
Wm. Anne Villettes, d. 1808.
Garret Fisher, d. 1810.
Geo. Benson.
Geo., ld. Southampton; d. 1810.
Fras., ld. Seaforth.
Hon. Sir Brydges
Honiker, d. 1816.
Wm. Thornton, d. 1841.
Sir Jno. Stuart, K. B., and Count
of Maida (Sicilian title); d.
1815.
Hon. Were Poulett, d. 1812.
Chas. Barton, d. 1819.
Alex. Makenzie Fraser, d. 1809.
Sir Wm. Congreve, bt., K.C. H. ;
d. 1814.
Fredk. Wm., D. of Brunswick;
d. 1815.
Geo. Elliott, d. 1820.
Richd. Chapman, d. 1812.
Richd. Armstrong.
Wm. St. Leger, d. 1818.
Richd. Northey Hopkins, d. 1845.
Patr. Sinclair, d. 1820.
Wm. Orch. Huddlestone, d. 1814.
Geo. Fead, d. 1815.
Jas. Sowerby, d. 1811.
Donald M*Donald, 1812.
Forbes Champagne, d. 1816.
Sir Chas. G. Craufurd.
Fredc., bar. Dreschsel, German
Legion; d. 1826.
Chas., bar. Linsengen, K.C.B.
G.C. H.; d. 1830.
Geo. Rochfort, d. 1821.
Trecothick
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
867
1811,
June 4.
1812,
Jan. 1.
1813.
1813,
June 4.
1814,
June 4.
Fras. Grose.
Hy. Richmond Gale.
Jno. Spens, d. 1821.
Robt. Tipping, d. 1823.
Archd. Campbell.
Alex. Trotter.
Jno. Robinson, d. 1819.
Hon. Thos. Maitland, G.C.B., govr.
of Malta and the Ionian Islands;
d. 1824.
Richd. Bright, d. 1831.
Wm. Ramsay, d. 1827.
Jas. Campbell.
Jno. Skerrett.
Sir Hildebrand Oakes, bt., G.C.B.;
d. 1822.
Sir Colin Campbell.
Sir Geo. Prevost, bt. ; d. 1816.
Wm. Waller, d. 1819.
Wm., E. of Craven; d. 1825.
Lord Wm. Bentinck.
Arthur Whetham, d. 1813.
Wm. Johnstone.
Jno. Leveson Gower; d. 1816.
Richd., E. of Donoughmore; d.
1825.
Hon. Jno. Abercromby, G.C.B.;
d. 1817.
Count Walmoden, Jan. 21; d.1818.
Jno. Evelegh, d. 1815.
Geo. Porter, aft. bar. de Hoche-
fried; d. 1828.
Sir Jas. Erskine, d. 1825.
Robt. Lawson, d. 1816.
Thos. Peter, d. 1828.
Hon. Montague Matthew, d. 1819.
Andrew Gammell, d. 1815.
Sir Saml. Auchmuty, K.B.; d.
1822.
Sir Jas. Leith, K.B. ; d. 1816.
Wm. Robertson, d. 1821.
Matth. Baillie, d. 1825.
Wm. Simson.
Wm. Munro, d. 1821.
Sir Jas. Campbell, bt. ; d. 1819.
Sir Thos. Picton, K.B., K.C. H.; d.
1815.
Jno. Gordon Cuming Skene, d.
1828.
Sir Gonville Bromhead, bt. ; d.
1822.
Stafford Lightburne, d. 1827.
Jno. Hy. Loft.
Edwd. Stephens, d. 1815.
Hon. Sir Wm. Stewart, K.B.; d.
1827.
Sir Jno. Hamilton, bt., d. 1835.
Robt. Douglas, d. 1827.
Jno. Prince, d. 1824.
Jno. Macleod, d. 1883.
Walter Cliffe, d. 1816.
Wm. Wynyard, d. 1819.
Alexr. Wood, d. 1817.
Alexr. Dirom, d. 1830.
Anthy. Lewis Layard, d. 1823.
1814,
June 4.
1819,
Jno., E., aft. M. of Breadalbane ;
d. 1834.
Wm. Spencer, d. 1829.
Saml. Graham, d. 1831.
Jas. Montgomerie, d. 1829.
Wm. Wright, d. 1818.
Wm. Buchanan, d. 1830.
Wm. Murray, d. 1818
Robt. Brereton, d. 1818.
Jno. Timms Hervey Elwes, d.
1824.
Wm. Thomas, d. 1848.
Fredc., count von der Decken,
G. C.H. : d. 1840.
Christr. Darby, d. 1832.
Sir Albt. Gledstanes, d. 1818.
Chas. Stevenson, d. 1828.
Sir Wrothe Palmer Acland, or
Ackland, K.C.B.; d. 1816.
Nichs. Nepean, d. 1824.
Jas. Taylor, d. 1825.
Sir Miles Nightingall, K.C. B. ; d.
1829.
Wm. Cockell, d. 1831.
Leonard Shafto Orde, d. 1820.
Richd. Bingham, d. 1829.
Jno. Lee, d. 1821.
Sir Hy. Clinton, G.C.B., G.C.H.; d.
1829.
Jno. Sontag, d. 1816.
Jas. Dunlop, d. 1832.
Walter Kerr, d. 1833.
Sir Alexr. Campbell, bt., K.C.B. ;
d. 1824.
Wm. Cuppage, d. 1832.
Aug. 12. Thos. Seward, d. 1831.
Fras. Laye, d. 1828.
Bayly Willington, d. 1823.
Jno. Croker, d. 1833.
Sir Jno. Hope, G.C. H.; d. 1836.
Geo. Meyrick.
Sir Alan Cameron,
1828.
Thos.
1834.
Hon. Stephen Mahon, d. 1828.
Danl. O’Meara, d. 1821.
Fras., bar. Rottenburg, d. 1882.
Lewis Lindenthal, d. 1837.
Roger Cochlan, d. 1834.
Sir Robt. Bolton, G.C. H.; d.
1836.
Robt. Cheney, d. 1820.
Sir Harry de Hināber, K.C.B.,
K.C. H.; d. 1833.
Sir Hy. Bell, K.C.B.; d. 1835.
Thos. Strickland, d. 1828.
Thos., ld. Hartland, d. 1835.
Sir J. Shaw Maxwell, bt.,
1830.
Hy. Rudyerd, d. 1828.
Wm. Doyle, d. 1823.
Jno. Hatton, d. 1821.
Sir Edwd. Howorth, K C. B. ; a.
1827.
K.C.B.; d.
Andrew, ld. Blaney; d.
d.
55 tº
868
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1819,
Aug. 12.
1821,
Jno. Dorrien, d. 1825.
Thos. Desbrisay, d. 1823.
Wm. Fyers, d. 1829.
Geo. Glasgow, d. 1820.
Robt. Winter, a. 1822.
Wm. Bentham, d. 1826.
July 19. Edwd. Stehelin, d. 1827.
1825,
May 27.
Jno. Augustus Schalch, d. 1828.
Hy. Hutton.
Jno. Simon Farley, d. 1824.
Jno. Jenkinson, d. 1830.
Theoph. Lewis, d. 1833.
Fras. Delawal, d. 1828.
Richd. Williams.
Lawrence Desborough, d. 1825.
Jno. Mackelcan, d. 1838.
Jno. Thos. Layard, d. 1828.
Jno. Skinner.
Watkin Tench, d. 1833.
Lachlan Maclean, d. 1829.
Saml. Rimington, d. 1826.
David Ballingall, d. 1833.
David Shank, d. 1830.
Jno. Jas. Barlow.
Christr. Jeafireson, d. 1824.
Wm. Minet, d. 1829.
Sir Wm. Cockburn, bt., d. 1835.
W. Waldegrave Pelham Clay, d.
1822.
Jno. Le Couteur, d. 1835.
Robt. Burne, d. 1825.
Sir Wm. Ayllett, knt.; d. 1834.
Jno. Rigby Fletcher, d. 1830.
Hugh Mackay Gordon, d. 1823.
Robt. Ballard Long, d. 1825.
Jno. Hughes, d. 1832.
Sir Geo. Airey, knt., K.C.H. ; d.
1833.
Hon. Sir Edwd, Stopford, G.C.B.;
d. 1837.
Sir Geo. Cooke, K.C.B.; d. 1837.
Thos. Jos. Backhouse, d. 1828.
Fras. Gerard, visc. Lake, d.
1836.
Richd. Stovin, d. 1825.
Sir Kenneth Mackenzie Douglas,
d. 1833.
Sir Fras. Jno. Wilder, d. 1823.
Geo., ld. Walsingham ; d. 1831.
Sir Saml. Hawker, G.C.EI., d.
1838.
Wm. Raymond, d. 1830.
Terence O'Loghlin, d. 1843.
Chas. N. Cookson, d. 1830.
Wm. Johnston, d. 1827.
Jno. Burton, d. 1830.
Sir D. Latimer Timling Widdring-
ton, K.C.B., d. 1839.
Wm. Guard, d. 1830.
Sir Thos. Richd. Dyer, bt. ; d.
1838.
Hy. Conran, d. 1829.
Sir Wm. Hy. Pringle, G.C.B.; d.
1840.
Philip Kearney Skinner, d. 1826.
1825,
May 27.
1830,
July 22.
Jno. Grey, d. 1837.
Jno. Murray, d. 1841.
Arth. Aylmer, d. 1831.
Jno. Mackenzie, d. 1833.
Sir Edwd. Barnes, G.C.B., govr.
of Ceylon; d. 1838.
Edm. Reiley Cope, d. 1835.
Sir Thos. Molyneux, bt. ;
1841.
Geo. Andr. Armstrong, d. 1834.
Sir Augustine Fitzgerald, bt. ; d.
1834.
Benjn. Forbes Gordon, d. 1840.
Wm. Peachy, d. 1838.
Jas. Butler, d. 1836.
Sir Wm. Inglis, K.C.B.; d. 1835.
Geo. Lewis, d. 1828.
Robt. Lethbridge, d. 1831.
Danl. Seddon, d. 1839.
Geo. Robt. Ainslie, d. 1839.
Richd. O'Donovan, d. 1829.
Chas. Neville, d. 1837.
Hon. Thos. Wm. Fermor, aft. E.
of Pomfret ; d. 1833.
Hugh Swayne, d. 1836.
Hon. Wm. Fitzroy, d. 1837.
Chas. Griffiths, d. 1829.
Fredk. Wm. Buller.
Alexr. Cosby Jackson, d. 1827.
Michl, Head, d. 1829.
Sir Jos. Fuller, G.C. H.; d. 1841.
Sir Manley Power, K.C.B.; d.
1826.
Geo. Horsford, d. 1840.
Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B., G.C. H.;
d. 1839.
Jno. Humfrey, d. 1832.
Alexr. Adams, d. 1834.
Godfrey, ld. Macdonald; d. 1832.
Saml. Nead, d. 1839.
Edwd. Webber, d. 1845.
Thos. L'Estrange, d. 1845.
Jos. Foveaux, d. 1846.
Geo. Kinnaird Dana, d. 1837.
Jas. Moore, d. 1848.
Sir Hy. Maghall Mervyn Vava-
sour, bt. ; d. 1838.
Hy. Raleigh Knight, d. 1836.
Sir Saml. Venables Hinde, K.C.B.;
d. 1837.
Thos. Norton Wyndham, d. 1839.
Berkenhead Glegg, d. 1842.
Hon. Jas. Ramsay, d. 1837.
Lewis Mosheim, d. 1830.
Sir Colquhoun Grant,
G. C.H. ; d. 1835.
Sir Jas. Lyon, IC.C.B., G.C. H.; d.
1842.
Sir Thos. Sydney
IC. C.B.; d. 1831.
Sir Chas. Phillips, knt.; d. 1846.
Hy. Bruce, d. 1837.
Sir Wm. Sheridan, bt. ; d. 1836.
Hon. Sir Robt. Wm. O'Callaghan,
G.C.B., K.C. H.; d. 1840.
d.
IK.C.B. 3.
Beckwith,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
869
1830,
July 22.
1837,
Jan. 10.
Sir Jno. Keane, G.C.B., G.C.H., aft.
ld. Reane; d. 1844.
Ld. Geo. Thos. Beresford, G.C.H. ;
d. 1839.
Robt. Campbell. d. 1837.
Robt. Balfour, d. 1837.
Robt. Alexr. Dalzell, E. of Carm-
wath ; d. 1839.
Jas. Cuming, d. 1839.
Hy. ICustace, d. 1844.
Sir Hy. Edwd. Bunbury, bt.,
IC. C.B.
Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
govr. of St. Helena ; d. 1844.
Sir Hussey Vivian, G.C.B., G.C. H.;
d. 1842.
IBenj., ld. Bloomfield,
G. C. H.; d. 1846.
Geo. Cookson, d. 1835.
Sir Jno. Elley, K.C.B., K.C.H. ; d.
1839.
Sir Hy. Sheehy Keating, K.C.B.;
d. 1847.
Sir Arth. Brooke, K.C.B.; d. 1843.
Hy. Shrapnel, d. 1842.
Jno. M'Nair, C.B.; d. 1840.
Sebright Mawby, d. 1850.
Jno. Montague Mainwaring; d.
1842.
Hon. Jno. Meade; d. 1849.
Sir John M'Leod, K.C. H.
Hy. Elliott, d 1841.
Overington Blunden, d. 1837.
Sir Benj. D'Urban, G.C. B., G.C.H. ;
d. 1849.
Jno. Locke, d. 1837.
Geo. Wulff, d. 1846.
Sir Jno. Taylor, K.C.B. ; d. 1843.
Sir Saml. Trevor Dickens, K.C. H.;
d. 1847.
Sir Willshire Wilson, K.C.H. ; d.
1842.
Sir Thos. Reynell, bt., K.C.B.; d.
1848.
Sir Wm. Nicolay, C.B., R.C. H.; d.
1842.
Sir Lionel Smith, bt., K.C.B.,
R. C. H. ; d. 1842.
Sir Wm. Paterson, d.
1849.
Sir Chas. Wm. Doyle, G.C. H.;
d. 1842.
Sir Jas. Bathurst, d.
1850.
Jas., ld. Glenlyon, K.C.H.; d.
1837.
Spencer Claudius Parry, d. 1845.
Geo. Wm. Phipps, d. 1841.
Wm. Millar, d. 1838.
Sir Jas. Stevenson Barns, K.C.B.,
K.C.; d. 1850.
Wm. Geo., ld. Harris, K.C. H.; d.
1845,
Sir Theophilus Pritzler, K.C.B.;
d. 1839.
G. C. B. >
K.C. H.;
IC. C. B. ;
1837,
Jan. 10.
1838,
June 28,
1841,
Nov. 23.
Montagu Burrows, d. 1848.
Sir Jno. Cameron, K.C.B.; d. 1844.
Geo. Salmon, d. 1848.
Hon. Geo. Murray, d. 1848.
Sir Hy. Askew, bt. ; d. 1847.
Hon. Wm. Stuart, d. 1837.
Sir Jasper Nicolls, K.C.B.; d.
1849.
Jno. Ross, d. 1843.
Hon. Sir Hy. King, K.C.B.; d.
1839.
Sir Wm. Thornton, K.C.B.; d.
1840.
Sir Jos. Maclean, R. C. H.; d. 1839.
Richd. Dickinson, d. 1846.
Sir Jno. Macdonald, G.C.B.; d.
1850.
Anthy. Salvin, d. 1844.
Anthy. Walsh, d. 1839.
Sir Wm. Johnston, K.C.B.;
1844.
Fras. Newbery, d. 1847.
Alexr. Armstrong.
Daml. Fras. Blommart, d. 1844.
Sir Jos. Straton, K.B., K.C.H. ; d.
1840.
Sir Jas. Chas. Dalbiac, K. C. H. ;
d. 1847.
Sir Jno. Maclean, K.C.B.; d. 1848.
Jas. Home, d. 1849.
Sir Richd. Downes
d. 1845.
Sir Geo. Augs. Quentin, K.C.H.
Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B.; d.
1847.
Sir Saml. Ford Whittingham,
K.C.B., K. C. H. ; d. 1841.
Sir Archd. Campbell, bt., G.C.B.;
d. 1843.
d.
Jackson,
Sir Thos. Arbuthnot, K.C.B.;
d. 1849.
Sir H. F. Bouverie, R.C.B.,
G. C. M. G.
Hy. Evatt.
Sir Fredk. Wm. Mulcaster,
K.C.II., R.A.; d. 1846.
Sir Jno. Buchan, K. C. B. ; d. 1850.
Edwd. Pritchard, ; d. 1845.
Sir Maurice Chas. O'Connell,
d. 1848.
Sir Andrew Pilkington, K.C.B.
Alexr. Bethune, d. 1848.
Sir Jno. Gardiner, K.C. B.
Geo. Middlemore, d. 1850.
Jas. Lomax, d. 1848.
Alexr. Nesbitt, d. 1849.
Sir Chas. Wm. Maxwell, K.C. H.;
d. 1848.
Robt. Beevor, R.A. ; d. 1843.
Mark Napier, d. 1843.
Jno. Wardlaw, d. 1848.
Wm. Augs. Johnson, ret. 1842.
Sir Jas. Kearney, K.C. H.;
1846.
Thos. Foster, d. 1843.
d.
870
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
1841, Jno. Le Mesurier, d. 1843.
Nov. 23. Hon. Jno. Ramsay, d. 1842.
Robt. Owen, d. 1846.
Jas. Shortall, d. 1846.
Robt. Crawford, d. 1850.
Effingham Lindsay, d. in France,
1848.
Philip Philpot, d. 1843.
Count sir Fras. Rivarola, K.C.H.
Hon. Sir Robt. Laurence Dundas,
K.C.B.; d. 1844.
Sir Robt. Arbuthnot, K.C.B.
Geo. Guy Carleton L’Estrange, d.
1848.
Sir Thos. Pearson, K.C.H. ; d.
1847.
Sir Dugald Little Gilmour,
K.C.B.; d. 1847.
Sir Gregory Holman Bromley
Way; d. 1844.
Sir Jno. Waters, K.C.B.; d.
1842,
Sir Wm. Parker Carroll, K.C.H. ;
d. 1842.
Jno. Clitherow.
1846, Elias Walker Durnford, d. 1850.
Nov. 9. Arth. Lloyd.
Darry Jones Parry, K.C.H.
Sir David Ximenes, K.C. H.; d.
1848.
Daniel Colquhoun, d. 1848.
Chas. Nicol, d. 1850.
Sir Chas. Jas. Napier, G.C.B.
Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K.C.B.; d.
1848.
Sir Chas. Wade Thornton, K.C.H.
Sir Edwd. Gibbs, K.C.B.; d. 1847.
Hon. Sir Hercules Robt. Paken-
ham, K.C.B.; d. 1850.
Sir Jno. Harvey, K.C.B., K.C. H.
Sir Thos. Downman, K.C.H.
Sir Neil Douglas, K.C.B., K.C.H.
Alexr. Geo., ld. Saltoun and
Abernethy, K.C.B., IK. C. H.
Sir Steph. Remnant Chapman,
R.C. H.; d. 1851.
Sir Jos. Hugh Carncross, K.C.B.;
d. 1847.
Alexr. Watson, d. 1849.
Edwd. Waughan Worsley, d. 1850.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 871
LIST C. MAJOR-GENERALS.
Officers who attained the rank of Major-General, down to
January 1837.
1690. Chas. Trelawney, Dec. 2.
1696, Arnold Joost, E. of Albemarle;
Mar. 30. d. 1718.
Michl. Richards.
1696, Richd. Leveson,
June I. Wm. Lloyd.
Wm., Count de Marton.
1697. Geo., Pr. of Hesse-Darmstadt,
June 27; d. 1705.
1702. Wm. Selwyn, June 10.
1704, Gusts., visc. Boyne; d. 1723.
Jan. 1. Jno. Shrimpton.
Hy. Cunningham, d. 1706.
Arth. E. of Donegal; d. 1706.
Sir Bevil Granville, govr. of
Barbadoes.
Jas., E. of Derby.
Fredk. Hamilton.
1705, Robt. Killigrew, d. 1707.
Jan. 1. Jas. Ferguson.
1707, Emanl. Howe.
Jan. 1. Thos. Brudenell.
Wm., visc. Charlemont; d. 1728.
Chas., ld. Baltimore.
1709. Samson de Lalo, Jan. 1; d. 1709.
1710, Thos. Handasyde.
Jan. 1. Jno. Bayne.
Barth. Ogilvy.
Sherrington Davenport.
Jno. Livesay.
Fdwd. Braddock.
Gilbert Primrose.
Edwd. Pearce.
Roger Elliot.
Jno. Pepper.
Jos. Wightman.
Jno. Newton.
Thos. Crowther.
Chas. Sybourgh.
Richd. Holmes.
Chas., E. of Orrery.
Thos. Pulteney.
1712. Christr. 1d. Slane, Jan. 1.
Jno. Hill, July 27; d. 1732.
1727, Hy. , E. of Deloraine.
Mar. Richd. Russel.
Robt. Wroth.
Nichs. Price.
Ld. Jno. Ker, d. 1728
Thos. Stanwix.
Jas. Crofts.
Daml. Creighton.
Amdr. Wheeler.
Robt. Hunter.
1735. Sir Jas. Wood, bt., Oct. 27.
1735,
Nov. 4.
1739,
July 2.
1743.
1745,
17%.
Sep.
1760.
1761,
Feb.
1761,
Mar.
1762,
Paul de Gually.
Jas. Moyle.
Jno. Cavalier.
Balthazar Rivas de Foisac.
Jas. Douglas.
Jno. Orfeur.
Jno. Armstrong.
Chas., ld. Cathcart; d. 1740.
Hon. Steph. Cornwallis, d. 1743.
Fras., E. of Effingham, d. 1763.
Fras. Fuller.
Hon. Hy. Ponsonby, d. 1745.
Wm. Merrick.
Anthy. Lowther.
Sir Wim. Gooch, bt.
Sir Chas. Armand Poulett, K.B. ;
d. 1765.
Geo., ld. Torrington; d. 1750.
Jas. Fleming.
Jno. Price.
Richd. O’Farrel.
Edwd. Richbell.
Edwd. Braddock, d. 1755.
Hon. Wm. Herbert, Feb. 21.
Richd, ld. Edgcumbe, Mar. 10
Alexr. Drury, Feb. 2; d. 1758.
Hedworth Lambton.
. Peregrine Thos. Hopson, d. 1759.
Ld. Chas. Hay, d. 1760.
Paul Mascareen.
Granville Elliott, d. 1759.
Jas. Wolfe, d. 1759.
Jno. Parsons.
. Julius Caesar, d. 1762.
Geo. Walsh.
Andr. Robinson.
. Ld. Chas. Manners.
David Watson.
Hon. Jno. Barrington.
Sir Jas. Lockhart Ross, bt.
Borgard Michelson.
Jno. Grey.
Stringer Lawrence, Dec. 9; d.
1775.
Edwd. Whitmore.
Alexr., la. Lindores.
Hon. Sharrington Talbot, d.
1766.
Wm. Petitot.
Hon. Jno. Boscawen, d. 1767.
Jno. Lafusille, d. 1763.
Jno. Toovey.
Jno. Furbar.
| June 10. Ralph Burton.
Marcus Smith.
872
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
1764.
1770,
Apr. 30.
1772,
May 26.
1777,
Aug. 29.
1779,
Feb. 27.
1781,
Oct. 19.
1782,
Nov. 20.
Robt., ld. Clive, May 11; d.
1774.
Wm., E. of Glencairn ; d.
1775.
Wm. Deane, d. 1775.
Jno. Salter, d. 1787.
Thos. Erle, d. 1777.
Richd. Worge, d. 1774.
Nevill Tatton.
Richd. Bendysh.
Jno. Scott, d. 1775.
Wm. Napier.
Thos. Townshend.
Jno. Bradstreet, d.
Jno. Barlow.
Val. Jones.
Wm. Phillips.
David Erskine
Wm. Thornton. -
Aug. Prevost, d. 1786.
Geo. Ogilvie.
Jas., E. of Loudoun.
Jas. Bramham, d. 1786.
Arth. Preston. -
Robt. Sandford.
Jno. Roberts.
Anthy. St Leger.
Jas. Stuart, d. 1793.
Archd. McNab.
Wm. Roy, d. 1790.
Chas. Ross.
Harry Trelawney.
Jas. Paterson.
Hy. Gladwin.
Sir Jno. Burgoyne, bt. ; d. 1785.
Thos., ld. Say and Sele; d. 1788.
Humphrey Stevens, d. 1791.
Jno. Mackenzie, ld. Macleod ; d.
1789.
Sir Hy. Calder, bt., govr. of Gib-
raltar; d. 1792.
Hy. Pringle, d. 1800.
Sir Jno. Wrottesley, bt. ; d. 1787.
Jas. D'Auvergne.
Arth. Tucker Collins, d. 1793.
Hon. Jas. Murray, d. 1794.
Saml. Townsend.
Arth. Geo. Martin.
West Hyde.
|Hon. Thos. Bruce.
Walter Carruthers.
Philip Skene.
Thos. Marriott.
1774.
Thos. Cox.
1787,
Sept. 28.
Sir Archd. Campbell, K. B. ; d.
1791.
Hon. Edwd. Stopford.
Thos., E. of Lincoln, aft. D. of
Newcastle; d. 1795.
Jno. Campbell, d. 1794.
Alan Campbell, d. 1794.
Saml. Birch.
Jno. Martin.
Alexr. Rigby.
Jno. Gunning.
1790,
Apr. 28.
1793,
Oct. 12.
1794,
Oct. 3.
1795,
Feb. 26.
1796,
May 3.
1798,
Jan. 1.
1798,
June 18.
1801,
Jan. 1.
1802,
Nov. 2.
1803,
Sept. 25.
1795,
Feb. 26.
Gust. Guy Dickens.
Jno. Mansel.
Geo. Morgan.
Alexr. Stewart, d. 1794.
Jas. Hugonin, d. 1817.
Hon. Mark Napier, d. 1809.
Thos. Jones, d. 1801.
Jno. Phipps, d. 1798.
IPatr. Bellew, d. 1799.
Benjn. Stebelin, d. 1796.
Fras. Richmond Humphreys, d.
1812.
Jno. Hughes, d. 1796.
Wm. Fawcett, d. 1826.
Wm. Crosbie, d. 1798.
Jno. Small, d. 1796.
Robt. Mason Lewis, d. 1800.
Welbore Ellis Doyle.
Alexr. Ross, d. 1801.
Chas. Graham, d. 1800.
Jno. St. Leger, d. 1800.
Richd. Bettesworth, d. 1801.
Wm. Johnstone.
Geo. Campbell.
Wm. Robt., visc. Fielding ; , d.
1799.
Thos. Duval, d. 1807.
Wm. Maddox Richardson,
1822.
Wm. Lewis, d. 1798.
Thos. Davis.
Jas. Hartley, d. 1800.
Colebrooke Nesbit, ret. 1798.
Hon. Chas. Monson, d. 1800.
Wm. Brady, d. 1800.
Mackay Hugh Baillie, d. 1804.
Chas. Jackman.
Jno. Joinour Ellis, d. 1804.
Wm. Wemyss, d. 1799.
Robt. Douglas, ret. 1799.
Archd. Robertson.
Bryan Blundell.
Hon. Jno. Knox, d. 1800.
Jas. Campbell.
Wm. Gooday Strutt, d. 1848.
Jno. Stewart, d. 1807.
Hy. Magan, d. 1806.
Chas. Barnett, d. 1804.
W. D. Maclean Clephane,
1803.
Steph. Poyntz, d. 1837.
Ilay Ferrier, d. 1824.
Geo. Cunninghame, d. 1803.
Fredk. Halkett, d. 1803.
Wm. Caulfield Archer, d. 1807.
Wm. Knollys, called E. of Ban-
bury.
Duncan Campbell, d. 1809.
Patr. Wauchope, d. 1807.
Patr. Sinclair, d. 1808.
Jno. Smith, d. 1807.
Alexr. Mackay, d. 1809.
Edwin Hewgill, d. 1810.
Thos. Pakenham Wandeleur, d.
1804.
d.
d.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
873
1804.
1805,
Jan. 1.
1805,
Oct. 30.
1808,
Apr. 25.
1809,
Oct. 25.
1810,
July 27,
1811.
June 4.
Otto, bar. Schutte, Aug. 18. ;
ret. 1810.
Hy., visc. Gage, d. 1808.
Chas. Wm. Este, d. 1812.
Roger Aytoun, d. 1811.
Jas. Webber, d. 1808.
Geo., E. of Craufurd, d. 1808.
Stair Park Dalrymple, d. 1808.
Sir Wm. Clarke, bt. ; d. 1808.
Jas. Hall.
Coote Manningham, d. 1809.
Richd. Mark Dickens, d. 1808.
Sir Geo. Chas. B. Boughton, bt.,
d. 1810,
Chas. Baillie, d. 1810.
Edwd. Fage, d. 1809.
Jas. Thewles, d. 1811.
Hugh Lyle Carmichael.
Jno. Randoll M*Kenzie, d. 1809.
Sir Wm. Erskine, bt. ; d. 1813.
Nathl. Wm., ld, Clarina; d. 1810.
Fredk. de Watteville.
Jno. Barnes, d. 1810,
Archd., ld. Montgomerie; d. 1814.
David Hunter.
Wm. Balfour, d. 1812.
Lawrence Bradshaw, ret.
Geo. Wm. Rich Harcourt.
Andr. Burn. *
Augs., bar. Weltheim; d. 1829.
Geo., bar. Bock.
Thos. Trotter, d. 1825.
Peter du Plat, d. 1824.
Augs., bar. Honstedt.
Victor, bar. Alten; d. 1820.
Sigismund, bar. Low, K.C.B.,
K. C.H.; d. 1846. .
Adolphus, bar. Barsse ; d. 1834.
Chas., bar. Alten; d. 1840.
Wm. Grant, d. 1812.
Sir Montague Burgoyne, bt. ; d.
1817.
Daml. Hoghton, d. 1811.
Barnard Foord Bowes, d. 1812.
Benj. Fisher, d. 1814.
Thos. Nepean, d. Nov. 1816.
Sir Chas. Shipley, d. 1815.
J. Gaspard Le Marchant, d.
1812.
Jas, M. Hadden, d. 1817.
John Bouchier.
Sir Isaac Brock, K.B., d. 1812.
Geo. Wm. Ramsay, d. 1819,
Robt. Craufurd, d. 1812.
Thos. Barrow, d. 1820.
Jno. Wood, dism. 1817.
Horace Churchill, d. 1817.
Thos. Dunbar, d. 1815.
Alexr. Keith, d. 1812.
AEneas Shaw, d. 1815.
Geo. Dyer, d. 1817.
Andr. Hay, d. 1814.
Sir Jno. Douglas, d. 1814.
Trevor Hull, d. 1816.
Jas. Kemmis, d. 1820.
1811,
June 4.
1812,
Apr. 1.
1813,
June 4,
1814,
Jum. 4.
Jno. Wilson.
Jno. Agmond Vesey, d. 1812.
Flower M. Sproule.
Wm. Borthwick, d. 1820.
Harry Chester, d. 1821.
Jno. Lindesay, d. 1820.
Richd. Hulse, d. 1813.
Geo. Stracey Smith.
Hon. Sir Edwd. M. Pakenham,
G.C.B.; d. 1815.
Hy. M*Kinnom, d. 1812.
Sir Robt. Rollo Gillespie, K.C.B.;
d. 1814.
Jos. Baird, d. 1816.
Wm. Wheatley, d. 1812.
Jas. Hare, d. 1820.
Oliver Thos. Jones, d. 1815.
Andr. Ross, d. 1813.
Wm. Kersteman, d. 1820.
Wm. Alexander, d. 1825.
Chas. Campbell, d. 1822.
Fras. Stewart.
Hy. Davis.
Hon. sir Wm. Ponsonby, K.C.B.;
d. 1815.
Benj. Gordon Forbes.
Haviland Smith, d. 1817.
Wm. Fredk. Spry.
Hy. Procter, d. 1822.
Jno. Browne, d. 1816.
Jno. Hall, d. 1823.
Jno. Byrne Skerrett, d. 1814.
Sir Denis Pack, K.C.B.; d. 1823.
Sir Granville Thos. Calcraft, d.
1820.
Jno. Picton, d. 1815.
Edwd. Scott, d. 1844.
Wm. M'Caskill, d. 1815.
Jno. Crowgy, d. 1815.
Thos. Gerard Elrington.
Wm. Lockhart, d. 1817.
Robt. Ross, d. 1814.
Hy. Green Barry, d. 1838.
Lewis de Watteville, d. 1836.
Adam Gordon.
Matth. Chit. Darby Griffith, d.
1823.
Jno. Fras. Kelly, d. 1814.
Randolph Marriott, d. 1821.
Lachlan Maquarie, d. 1824.
Sir Saml. Gibbs, K.C.B.; d. 1815.
Sir Robt. Thos, Wilson, rem. 1821;
subseq. rest. See “Generals,”
1841.
Digby Hamilton, d. 1820.
Sir Chas. Holloway, ret. 1824; d.
1827.
Archd. Stewart, d. 1823.
Thos. Norton Poulett, d. 1824.
Sir Edwd. Ger. Butler, d. 1825.
Michl. Edwd. Jacob, d. 1815.
Sir Thos. Brooke Pechell, bt., d.
1826, -
Wm. Latham, d. 1823.
David l)ewar.
874
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1814, Edwd. Baynes, ret. 1828; d. 1829.
June 4. Jas. Stirling, d. 1834.
1819,
Aug. 12.
Robt. Young, d. 1815.
Edwd. Vicars, d. 1820.
J. Millar, ret.
Wm. Geo. Dacres, d. 1824.
Robt. Douglas, d. 1828.
Fras. Streicher, d. 1828.
Chas. Auriol, 1821.
Wm. Gifford, d. 1829.
I., baron de Sonnenberg, ret.
Chas. Irvine, d. 1820.
Sir Wm. Nicholson, bt., d. 1820.
Thos. Carey, d. 1824.
Wm. Grant, d. 1826.
Geo. Johnstone, d. 1826.
Wm. John, visc. Molesworth, d.
1815.
Wm. Hy. Beckwith, d. 1844.
Dugald Campbell, d. 1824.
Richd. Augs. Seymour.
Sir Hy. Torrens, K.C.B.; d. 1828.
Ld. Fredk. Bentinck, d. 1828.
Isaac Pattison Tinling, d. 1822.
Sir Wm. Douglas, K.C. H. ; d.
1834. -
Thos. Wm. Kerr, d. 1825.
Fredk. Hardyman, d. 1821.
John Fredk. Sigism. Smith, K.C.H.,
d. 1834.
Wm. Mutge.
Saml. Warren, d. 1833.
Patr. Mackenzie, d. 1820.
Wm. Needham, d. 1844.
Robt. Walter, ld. Blantyre, K.C.B.;
d. 1830.
Sir Jas. Campbell, K.C.B., K.C. H.;
d. 1835.
Edwd. Codd, d. 1829.
Robt. Sewell, d. 1835.
Chas. Amadee Harcourt, d. 1831.
Geo. Hill, d. 1830.
Saml. Swinton, d. 1832.
Sir C. Philip Belson, K.C.B., d.
1830.
Wm. Augs. Prevost.
Sir J. Pringle Dalrymple, bt. ; d.
1829.
Robt. Kelso, d. 1823.
Jno. Nugent Smyth, d. 1838.
Jno. Lamont, ret. 1824; d. 1829.
Wm. Armstrong, d. 1837.
Robt. D'Arcy, ret. 1824; d. 1827.
Geo. Brydges.
Geo. Wm. Dixon, d. 1836.
Sir G. Ridout Bingham, K.C.B.;
d. 1833.
Sir Thos. Bligh St. George, C.B.,
K.C. H.; d. 1836.
Jno. Murray, d. 1832.
Hon. Sir Chas. Jas.
K.C.B.; d. 1836
Alexr. Mark Ker Hamilton, d.
1842.
Sir Geo. Leith, bt., d. 1842.
Greville,
1819,
Aug. 12.
1821,
Jul. 19.
1825,
May 27.
Sir Geo. Allan Madden, d. 1828.
Jno. Miller, d. 1825.
Jno. Dalrymple, d. 1835.
Brooke Young, d. 1835.
Sir Haylett Framingham, K.C.B.;
d. 1820.
Allen Hampden Pye, d. 1833.
John Shaw, d. 1835.
Geo. Ramsay, d. 1834.
Jno. Lemoine.
Jno. Rowley, d. 1824.
Martin Campbell Cole, d. 1835.
Robt. Evans, d. 1833.
Richd. Harry Foley, d. 1825.
Jno. Thos., ld. Muskerry, ret.
1823; d. 1824.
Hon. Hy. Brand.
Jas. Graves, ret. 1826.
Jos. Gubbins, ret. 1829; d. 1832.
Geo. Duncan Robertson, ret. 1828;
d. 1842.
John Nugent, d. 1830.
Louis Wm., visc. de Chabot, ret.
Wm. Binks, d. 1833.
Sir Patr. Ross, G.C.M.G. ; d. 1850.
David Walker, ret. 1827; d. 1840.
Chas. Turner, d. 1826.
Fras. Hepburn, C.B.; d. 1835.
Hy. Darling, d. 1835.
Wm. Hy. Rainsford, d. 1822,
Wm. Stewart, ret. 1831; d. 1836.
Hy. Chas. Darling, ret. 1829; d.
1845.
John Harris, d. 1833.
Sir Geo. Adam Wood, K.C. H.; d.
1831.
Hy. Tolley, C.B., d. 1837.
Sir Chas. Pratt, K.C. B. ; d. 1838.
Nathl. Blackwell, d. 1833.
David Stewart, d. 1829.
Alexr. Murray Macgregor, ret.
and d. 1827.
Hon. Granville Anson Chetwynd
Stapylton, ret. 1825; d. 1834.
Richd. Buckby, d. 1830.
Robt. Stewart, d. 1837.
Lewis Davies, d. 1828.
Sampson Freeth, d. 1835.
Sir Alexr. Bryce, K.C.B.; d. 1832.
Fras. Burke, d. 1827.
John Pyne Coffin, d. 1829.
Sir Geo. Bulteel Fisher, K.C. H. ;
d. 1834.
Sir Neil Campbell, d. 1827.
Sir Thos. Hawker, K.C.B.
Sir Jas. Campbell, K.C. H.
Geo. Mackie, d. 1831.
Sir Robt. Travers,
1834.
Hon. Sir Fredk. Cavendish Pon-
sonby, R.C. B., K.C. H. ; d. 1837.
Chas. Palmer, ret.
Hon. Hy. Augs. Berkeley Craven,
d. 1836.
Geo., visc. Forbes, d. 1836.
C. B. ; d.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 875
1825,
May 27.
1830,
July 22.
1837,
Jan, 10.
Sir Jas. Carmichael Smyth, bt.,
C.B., K.C. H. ; d. 1838.
Robt. Pilkington, d. 1834.
Wm. Hy. Ford, d. 1829.
Norman M'Leod, d. 1831.
Jas. Patr. Murray, ret. 1831; d.
1834.
Sir Jas. Viney, C.B., K.C.H. d. 1841.
Geo. Elliot Winicombe, d. 1841.
Sir Lorenzo Moore, C.B., K.C. H.;
d. 1837.
Thos. Marlay, d. 1831.
Sir Wm. Williams, K.C.B.; d.
1832.
Sir Chas. Ashworth, K.C.B.; d.
1832.
Archd, Campbell, C.B.; d. 1838.
Edwd. Jas. O'Brien, ret.
Jas. Alexr. Farquharson, d. 1834.
Sir Amos Godsill Robt. Norcott,
C.B., K.C. H.; d. 1838.
Sir Chas. Bruce, K.C.B.; d. 1832.
Richd. Legge, d. 1834.
Wm. Stewart, ret. 1841.
Sir John Ross, K.C.B.; d. 1835.
Lord Robt. Wm. Manners, C.B.;
d. 1835.
Sir. Geo. Elder, K.C.B.; d. 1836.
Sir Hy. Willoughby Rooke, K.C.H.;
ret. 1832.
Sir Geo. Woodford, K.C.B., K.C.H.;
ret. 1841.
Sir Howard Elphinstone, bt., d.
1846.
John Pringle, ret.
1837, Sir Jas. Kyrle Money, bt., d.
Jan. 10. 1843.
Jno. Stafford, d. 1846.
Sir Patr. Lindesay, K.C.B., K.C. H. ;
d. 1839.
Sir Octavius Carey, K.C.H. ; d.
1844.
Hy. Fredk. Cooke, C.B., K.C.H. ;
d. 1837.
Sir Evan Jno. Murray MacGregor,
bt., K.C.B., K.C. H. ; d. 1841.
Sir Chas. Broke Vere, K.C.B.; d.
1843.
Sir Alexr. Dickson, G.C.B. K.C. H. :
d. 1840.
Sir Jno. Thos. Jones, bt., d. 1843.
Sir Leonard Greenwell, K.C.B.,
K.C. H.; d. 1844.
Sir Robt. Hy. Dick, K.C.B., K.C.H. :
d. 1846.
Wm. Keith Elphinstone, C.B.; d.
1842.
Sir Jno. Boscawen Savage, K.C. H.;
d. 1843.
Cornelius Mann, d. 1840.
Steph. Galway Adye, C.B.; d.
1838.
Hy. Phillot, C.B.; d. 1839.
Peter Fyers, d. 1846.
Jno. Hassard, C.M.G. ; d. 1838.
Alexr. Macdonald, C.B.; d. 1840.
Sir Robt. M'Cleverty, C.B., K.C. H.;
d. 1838.
Clement Hill, d. 1845.
Percy Drummond, d. 1843.
876
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
LIST D.
MAJOR-GENERALS.
From 1837, with their subsequent promotions to
LIEUTENANT-GENERALS AND GENERALS.
Note.—The Indian General Officers are included in this list.
Name.
M.-Gen.
L.-Gen.
Gen.
Hugh Stacey Osborne * -
Sir Jas. Lillyman Caldwell, ko.n. º:
Geo. Carpenter & º e tº tº gº
Sir Alexr. Caldwell, K.C.B. ...
Wm. Roome ... tº tº º
Jno. Luther Richardson
Sir David Leighton, K.C.B. ...
Wrm. Blackburn e
Sir Chas. Deacon, K.C.B.
Jas. Welsh tº e -
Wm. Brooks
Thos. Corsellis...
Jno. Nichs. Smith
Chas. Farran ... s & ©
Sir Jas. Russell, K.C. B.
Donald Macleod
Sir Jos. O'Hallaran, K.C.B.
Martin White ... & ©
Edwd. Boardman
Goo. Wahab is tº º
David Courtenay Kenny
Josiah Marshall tº tº 6.
Richd. Podmore
Sir Robt. Houston, K.C.B.
Arth. Molesworth
Jno. Greenstreet tº º -
Sir Robt. Stevenson, K.C.B. ...
Christr. Fagan... tº º º
Sir Wm. Casement, K.C.B.
Wm. Croxton ... tº tº e
Jas. Rutherford Lumley
Wm. Comyn ... tº is tº
Sir Geo. M. Cox, bt. ...
Manasseh Lopez Pereira
Thos. Pollock ...
Jno. Rose
Wm. Munro
Geo. Rees Kemp
Hy. Roome
Jno. Munro in a º
Jno. Cunningham ...
Chas. Thos. Geo. Bisho
Jno. Alexr. Paul Macgregor...
Alexr. Limond s ſº tº tº 6 -
Jas. David Greenhill ... tº e -
Jeffrey Prendergast, aft. Sir J.
Wm. Richards ... * * * e e -
Alexr. Duncan ...
10 Jan.
37.
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
© tº e º 'º º
• * g g º º
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
& © g & it tº
• * * * *
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
* - 4 & 8 &
4 - 6 tº $ tº
* - e º - e.
9 Nov. 46.
• * * * * *
9 Nov. 46.
9 Nov. 46.
9 Now 46.
9 Nov. 46.
tº e º 'º tº 8
s e º e º º
* @ 6 g º e
• * - e º e
tº e - e º e
s & e º & º
is º a e º &
* tº 6 ºn tº gº
* c e º is e
. 54.
. 54.
. 54.
. 54.
. 54.
. 54.
. 54.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 877
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Thos. Whitehead 10 Jan. 37. 9 Nov. 46. ......
Robt. Jas. Latter 9 3 5 3 20 Jun. 54.
Thos. Stewart ... - tº º * - © 2 - © e ſº tº 5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jerry Fras. Dyson ... e - © º e - e C & y 3 3 3 20 Jun. 54.
Wm. Douglas Cleiland e tº º tº Q tº e tº e 55 3 2 | * * * * ~ *
Wm. Hill Perkins tº - 9 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Doveton ... • 2 º' • * > 5 5 5 3 20 Jun. 54.
Alexr. Fair tº e º tº e º e - © 5 3 55 * 3
David Foulis ... 9 @ & • e e 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Duncan M'Pherson 3 3 9 Nov. 46. ......
Clements Brown 3 3 | * * * * * * : , , , , , ,
Wm. Farquhar 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Wm. Hopper ... * - e. tº - e. 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Thos. Anburey ... e - e. 3 3 | * * * * * * : . . . . . .
Sir Jas. Law Lushington, K.C.B. 3 5 9 Nov. 46. 20 Jun. 54.
Benj. Wm. Dowden Sealy ... 3 y 22 - - - - - -
Wm. Chas. Fraser tº e e y 5 3 5 20 Jun. 54.
Wm. Gilbert tº e G - e º e - © e e Q $ 3 33 9 3
Hy. D'Oyly ... e tº G * - e. © e - 28 Jun. 38. 11 Nov. 51. 30 Jan. 55.
Foster Coulson • e q © tº e e - © 95 | * * * * * * | . , , , , ,
Richd. Uniacke © e tº tº º º ſº º º 53 11 Nov. 51. 16 Dec. 56.
Geo. Irving ... tº e e • a e tº e G 93 9 3 3 3
Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, bt. ... 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Wm. Gray © º & * - e. e - © e - © 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Edwd. Darley ... tº º e tº e º tº º º 3 y 11 Nov. 51. ......
Wm. Vincent Hompesch 9 3 | * * * * * * : . . . . .
Christr. Hamilton, C.B. e - © e º 'º 35 | * * * * * * : . . . . .
Sir Geo. Teesdale, K.H. 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Geo. Jas. Reeves, IC. H. 3 * : * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Hon. Hy. Murray ... e - - 5 3 11 Nov. 51. 16 Feb. 55.
Hon. Lincoln Stanhope e - © e e Q 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Jno. Grey, K.C.B. ... º º º tº º º 5 y 11 Nov. 51. 20 Feb. 55
Sir Alexr. Cameron, K.C.B. ... e - © 3 2 * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Matth. Mahon ... & © & & © 2 tº e º 33 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Jas. Wilson, K.C.B. © tº & tº e - 9 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Jno. May, K.C.B., K.C. H.... 3 y | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir John Fox Burgoyne, K.C.B. 9 3 11 Nov. 51. 5 Sep. 55.
Thomas Dalmer tº e e G - e. 9 3 92 | " . . . . .
Sir Hy. Watson e e 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Edwd. Walker, K. H. ... 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Thos. Evans ... tº a º 9 3 11 Nov. 51. 18 May 55.
Brackley Kennett 5 5 y 3 28 Nov. 55.
Wm. Innes & a Hº º º ºs tº @ Q & © - tº e º 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Jno. P. Dunbar tº e e tº º º tº tº º tº º is 3 y | * * * * * *
Andrew Aitcheson * - © e - e. tº tº º 33 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Wm. Turner e e e tº º e tº e - º e e 33 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Adam Hogg ... ºn e º © º º tº º º © e º 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Christr. Hodgson © e e & Q - tº e tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Richd. Whish ... tº e e e - © º 3 J 11 Nov. 51. ......
Aug. Andrews ... º e e tº e e tº 3 3 3 y 16 Mar. 55.
Gabriel Richd. Penny ... tº e 53 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Jas. Ahmuty e 95 11 Nov. 51. 15 Sep 55.
Jas. Cock tº ſº º e e sº tº e Q e - © 3 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Wm. Hull 35 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Sir Jas. Limond 92 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Chas. M'Leod ... 9 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
Thos. Garner ... 33 • * * * * | . . . . . .
Robt. Pitman ... e e e 92 | * * * * * * . . . . . . .
Christr. Sullivan Faga 32 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Edmund W. Shuldham 33 11 Nov. 51. ......
Wm. Saml. Heathcote 3 3 s = e º e a
878 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Richd. H. Yates * * 28 Jun. 38. ......
Jno. Mayne e . . . . . .
Anthy. Monin .. .., | ...... . . * * * *
Wm. Sandwith... 33 11 Nov. 51. º º
Mossem Boyd ... 3 5 5 5 9 Apr. 56
Jno. M'Innes ... tº tº º 3 5 4 Jul tº 56.
Jas. Fallowfield Salter 5 5 5 3 18 Jul 56.
Sir Ephraim G. Stannu 5 5 ". e e
Patr. Byers ... tº gº º I 1 N. 51. ......
Wm. Burgh ... tº gº tº . sº 51. ......
Edmund Cartwright ... Il Nov. 1. ......
FIy. Geo. Andr. Taylor . ov. 51. 23 son. 57
Alfr. Richards ... * * * 2 3 3 3 p. b / .
Sir Jas. Sutherland 35 º ... . ......
Herbert Bowen . . . . .
Archd. Watson 11 No. 51. ......
Wm. Dickson ... . sº 51. ......
Jno. Wells East 3 5 º . . .
Wm. Phillips Price 5 3 ... . .
Jas. Durant . . . . .
Robt. Hampton tº e & ſº . . . . ......
Jno. Staples Harriott ... e 2 3 tº e º e º 'º º:
Brook Bridges Parlby e 33 11 Nov. 51. | 13 Oct. 57.
THy. Hodgson ... tº gº tº tº º º tº e 33
Tetcheville Dykes Ballantine tº º 5 5 ..! ... . .
Fras. Jas. Thos. Johnstone ... tº ſº . . . . .
Wm. G. Pearse... tº gº tº tº tº ſº º º º . . . . .
§ir Robt. Hy. Cunliffe, bt. ... g 2 3 11 Nov. 51. 13 öct. 57
Wm. Clapham ... tº gº tº g tº e 5 3 e e g º & Cº. …
Jno. Truscott ... fe 53 11 Nov. 51. 27 Jan. 58.
Jno. Woulfe tº gº 5 *
Edwd. Edwards e 3 * .” & e º e º ſº
Thos. Webster º º .
Gilbert Waugh... tº º ºs ..., | ...... ......
Thos. Hatcher Smith... e g tº . . . . .
Edwd. Millian Gullifer Showers 11 Nov. 51. 4 Mar.
Wm. Woodhouse º, º ſº tº º ſº . l Nº. 51. 4 Mar. 58.
Hy. Faithfull ... is º gº 53 ... . .
Fras. Wm. Wilson 3 5 11 Nov. 51. ......
Jno. Tombs ... 53 e * tº e º 'º e º
Jno. Hickie Collett ll N & s tº º e º e º e ºs
Geo. L. Wahab .. sº 51. gº
Patr. Cameron 9 5 ll Nov. 51. 24 Oct. 58.
Jno. Carfrae ... tº e º tºº tº 3 3 5 Mar. 59
Richd. West 3 9 !, g ºr ºf e
Geo. Jackson ... ū."
Saml. Goodfellow . 5 5 ; sº ;
Chas. A. Walker 33 ..” y Dö.
Richd A. Willis . . . . .
Fredk. Bowes ... * 9 3 º: . . .
Jas. Stewart Fraser ... º 52 11 Nov. 51 2 jun. 60
Isaac Kinnersley g 9 3 * & vºz wºº &
Peter de la Motte g 11 Nov. 51. 16 jun.
Hy. Huthwaite e º 1 Nov. 51. | 16 Jun. 60.
Thos. Wilson ... © tº e 3 3 35 | * * * * * *
Felix Vincent Raper ... 9 3 9 3 | * * * * * *
Geo. Swiney ... tº gº tº l N & J & © & ſº tº tº s º
Geo. Pollock, aft. Sir G. . l º 51. # § ;
Alexr. Lindsay 95 5 3 11 Sep 53.
Jas. Alexander 5 y e e tº
Vans Kennedy 9 3 ... . .
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
879
Name. M.-Gen.
Walter Raleigh Gilbert, aft, sir W. bt. 28 Jun. 38.
Thos. Paterson Smith { } @ & tº º g 35
Edwd. Frederick 3 y
Geo. Benj. Brooks 2 3
Archd. Robertson 33
Wm. Clinton Baddeley 3 3
Hy. Bowdler... tº gº º 5 5
Peter Lodewick º 5 3
Jas. Fullerton Dundas 3 *
Jas. Morse ... 32
Edwd. H. Simpson 3 3
Jas. Hackett ... 3 3
Thos. Newton ... 5 3
Jno. Andr. Biggs 55
Edwd. H. Bellasis 5 3
Wm. Nott tº tº º 3 3
Geo. Cooper ... & © tº 3 5
Suetonius Hy. Todd ... 22
Jno. Briggs ſº º 5 3
Harry Thompson ...
Sir Archd. Maclaim ...
Jas. Hay tº º º & e tº
Wm. Wood, K. H.
Sir Wm. Warre tº º ſº tº ſº º tº ſº tº
Chas. Ashe A’Court Repington, K.H.
Geo. Chas. D’Aguilar e e gº tº e e
Sir Chas. Wm. Pasley, K.C.B.
Jacob Glen Cuyler ... is tº º
Geo. O'Malley ... e e > tº e e
Edwd. Rowland Jos. Cotton ...
Charles Turner tº tº e * * *
Wm. Fras. Bentinck Loftus...
Geo. Burrell tº a ſº
James Ogilvie ...
James Farrer ... tº º º
Thos. Brabazon Aylmer
Hy. Jas. Riddell, K.H.
Richd. Goodall Elrington
Hy. Chas. Edwd. Vernon
John Ready tº º tº tº gº tº
Sir Jas. Archd. Hope, K.C.B.
Sir Robt. Jno. Harvey
Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross, K.C.B. ...
Sir Dudley St. Ledger Hill, K.C.B....
Sir Edmd. K. Williams, K.C.B.
Sir Burges Camac ... * & ©
Robt. M*Douall *
Sir Richd. Armstrong
Sir Fredk. Stovin, K.C.B.
Sir Guy Campbell, bt. e tº tº
Richd. Goddard Hare Clarges
Sir Chas. Felix Smith, K.C.B.
Alexr. Thompson tº º tº tº e tº
Chas. Grene Elicombe
Hy. Goldfinch tº º º
Jas. Webber Smith
Fredk. Geo. Heriot ...
Wm. Crosse ... tº ſº tº tº e & e e º
Sir Wm. Fras. Patrick Napier, K.C.B.
John Duffy ... tº e dº tº gº º © tº º
|Hy. Daubeney, K.H. ...
28 Nov. 41.
5 5
5 5
5 3
e is e º 'º e
tº e e is º º
tº e g g º C.
tº e º 'º º tº
tº $ tº gº º ºn
tº º sº tº we e
& e º ſº tº º
. 51.
. 51.
& ſº tº ſº tº E
tº gº º y º gº
tº gº tº $ tº º
6 Feb.
5 Jun.
e e º is tº ſº
tº e º e º º
tº tº e º 'º º
* * * * * g.
e tº dº ſº e e
tº e º ſº g tº
* & © tº e º
e e g º º tº
& e º 'º e ſº
is a e º e sº
* tº tº e º º
& © º ſº º º
& Q & © º º
tº º º tº º
* e º e º º
& ſº tº g º g
. 60.
. 60.
. 61
. 61.
61.
. 61.
55.
. 55.
. 56.
. 60.
. 56.
. 57.
. 59.
. 59.
. 59.
. 54.
. 59.
. 61.
. 59.
880 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
Douglas Mercer
Fras. Miles Milman
John Reeve
Jacob Tonson ...
Wm. Alexr. Gordon tº º ſº
Steph. Arth. Goodman, K.H.
Thos. Kemah $ tº gº * G &
Sir Robt. Wm. Gardiner, K.C.B.
Saml. Lambert tº e tº º ſº
Jno. Wm. Fremantle... s & ſº
Ld. Geo. Wm. Russell, G.C.B.
Edwd. Buckley Wynyard
Jas. Fergusson, aft. Sir J.
Thos. Win. Brotherton, aft. jr T. ...
Sir Adolphus Jno. Dalrymple, bt.
Sir Jas. Hy. Reynett, K.C. H.
Wm. Smelt tº tº º tº gº º
Jas. Robertson Arnold, K.H.
Wm. Wemyss ... tº & º g
Geo., E. of Munster
Robt. Pym ... tº e & e e Q
Walter R. Tremenheere, R.H.
By. Percival Lewis
John Bell, aft. Sir J. ...
Saml. Benj. Auchmuty
Thos. Lightfoot tº e g
Alured Dodsworth Faunce
George Brown, K.H., aft. Sir G.
Ld. Fredk. Fitz-Clarence, K.C.H.
Geo. Prescott Wingrove
Richd. Secker Brough
Andr. Bredin ... tº gº e
Jas. Power ... tº a tº
Chas. Younghusband
Geo. Crawford tº e sº
Jno. Aitchison, aft. Sir J.
Jas. Kennedy ...
Benj. Roope .
Philip Le Fevre
Sir Jeremiah Bryant ...
Chas. Wm. Hamilton ...
Thos. Murray ... tº º º
Edmol. Fredk. Waters
Jos. Nesbitt
Wm. Martin Burton
Jas. Wahab ... § tº e
Wrm. Samson Whish ...
Wm. Battine * * *
Geo. Hunter ... * * *
Richd. Collyer Andrée
Archd. Galloway
Edgar Wyatt ... tº gº tº
Geo. Mackenzie Steuart
Mark Cubbon ... tº º
Saml. Roger Strover ...
Horatio Thos. Tapp ...
Thos. Shubrick g
Wm. Hy. Kemm e tº º
Thos. King ...
Wm. Monteith...
Michl. Riddell ...
M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
23 Nov. 41. 11 Nov. 51. ......
53 3 * | * * * * * * -
35 | 9 3 7 Dec 59.
53 tº e º tº e º e º g g º º
2 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
5 3 s • e s e s ] e s • * * s
9 3 11 Nov. 51. 26 Dec. 59.
5 5 3 * 28 Nov. 54.
3 9 e o e s e s ] = e o e s a
9 3 tº º º e º 'º tº e is a e g
9 3 e s e s a e i e s e s e e
5 5 11 Nov. 51. 28 Jan. 60.
3 * * 3 13 Feb. 60.
5 5 3 5 I Apr 60.
5 5 5 y 11 Apr. 60.
9 3 5 y 5 May 60.
: 9 9 y | * * * * * *
5 5. 9 3 | . * * * * * *
3 * 5 5 | * * * * * *
35 i s s e s e s ] e s a • * *
9 3 | * * * * * e ] , s e e s e e
5 9 11 Nov. 51. 28 Nov. 54
* 3 * * * * g e i is e º e g is
y 5 11 Nov. 51. 15 Jun. 60.
3 y * 3 19 Jun. 60.
5 5 5 3 | * * * * * *
9 3 ë e is tº tº a tº e º g º gº
9 y 11 Nov. 51. 7 Sep. 56.
3 5. 9 3 | * * * * * *
3 9 9 * * * * e i s e g º º a
5 3 11 Nov. 51. | 16 Dec. 56.
9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
92 e s e e s e i e a e s e e
9 3 e º a s e a e e s a • *
5 3 11 Nov. 51. 30 jui. 60
5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
9 3 9 3 | * * * * * *
3 3 * * * * g º , º, e º 'º º
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
9 3 11 Nov. 51. 2 Sep. 61.
3 9 : * * * * * * | * e s e o s
3 3 | 11 Nov. 51. 17 Sep. 61
9 3 | * * * * * | * e s • e s
9 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
3 3 || s • * * * * | * * * * * *
5 5 11 Nov. 51. ...... .
3 3 | * * * * * * : * e s e e s
9 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
3 3 * 3 2 Nov. 61
9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * q
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * e o a s
5 9 11 Nov. 51. ... ...
3 3 9 3 e o e º 'º e
* 3 33 e = e s s s
3 5 ; * * * * * > . . s a e s so
5 y 11 Nov. 51. 6 Apr. 62.
5 5 5 9 || e º e s e e
9 3 9 3 } e s e a s e
3 3 | * * * * * * : * c s se
tº e º e º a
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
881,
Name.
Jno. Turner Trewman
Peter Fearon ...
Richd. Lacy Evans
Wm. Morison ... tº
Thos. Morgan ... tº $ tº
Lechmere Coore Russell
Duncan Macleod
Jno. Dun
Wm. Cullen
Wm. Dunlop
Johnstone Napier
David Barr
Jno. Ogilvie
Robt. Hume ... e tº e tº g tº
Jno. Hunter Littler, aft, sir J.
Wm. Vincent ... tº gº & tº e ſº
Thos. Manett ... tº g tº
Jno. Anthy. IIodgson...
Saml. Smith ... & E is
Thos. Hy. Paul
Ezekiel Barton... * @ Kº
Hy. Tuffrel Roberts ...
Jno. Thos. Gibson
Fras. Farquharson
Fredk. Tºome ...
Foster Walker... tº s e
Sir Hy. Pottinger, bt....
Jas. Caulfield ... tº & Cº
Richd. Tickell... tº e º tº ſº º ge e º tº $ tº
Pr. Geo. Wm. Fredk. Chas. of Cambridge,
aft. D. of Cambridge © tº & tº gº tº tº tº gº
Sir Hy. Geo. Wakelyn Smith, bt., G.C.B.
Chas Edwd. Conyers ... 8 tº º e e &
Geo. Augs. Henderson, K.H.,
Geo. Parke e ‘º º & © tº
Robt. Barclay Macpherson, K.H.
Philip Jas. Hay & & ſº tº
Jno. Slessor
Jas. Irving
Jas. Allen
Archd. Money
David Forbes ...
Jno. Fredk. Ewart
Hy. Adolphus Proctor
Wm. Jervoiso, K.H.
Wm. Riddall, R.II.
Thos. Fenn Addison ...
Sir Fras. Cockburn
Thos. Steele º
Carlo Jos. Doyle
Thos. Charretie tº º º * * & e e Q
Hon. Sir Geo. Robt. Arthur, bt., K.C.H.
Patr. Campbell tº º º tº £ tº
Edwd. Parkinson
Thos. Hunter Blair
Richd. Lleuellyn
Peter Augs. Latour, K.H.
Jno. Hare ſo tº gº tº
Richd. Egerton g tº ſº tº * * * * tº º
Sir Wm. Chalmers, K.C. H. ... * - © & ſº tº
Jno. Boteler Parker ... & ſº
M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
23 Nov. 41. ...... . ......
33 • • - - - ) • * * * * *
99 || - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
º 11 Nov. 51. º:
º 11 Nov. 51. ......
33 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
2 y | - - - - - ) • * * * * *
53 • e s e s e i s e º 'º e e
9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
2 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
9 x 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -
9 3 • e s s e e | * * * * * *
2 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
5 3 35 | * * * * *
5 5 35 . . . . • * * *
3 3 • - - - - - | * * * * * *
3 5 11 Nov. 51. ......
3 9 3 9 22 Noy 62
3 3 33 . . . . * * * * *
35 3 3 • * * * * *
. 11 No. 51. G jam. 63.
9 3 ... • * * * * | * * ~ * * *
2 3 | . . . . . . . . . . * * *
3 3 11 Nov. 51. ......
5 5 3 3 || - - - - - -
5 5 35 | * * * * * *
7 May 45. 19 Jun. 54. 15 Jul. 56
7 Apr. 46. 10 Sep. 47. ......
9 Nov. 46. 20 Jun. 54. ......
9 3 9 3 | * * * * * *
.. 20 jun. 54. º:
5 3 e e g g g g : * * * * * *
. 20 jun. 54. 4 Feb. 57.
!, 20 jun. 54 º
. 20 jun. 54 º
3 5 3 3 | * * * * * *
2 3 5 3 3 Aug 60.
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
º 20 jun. 54. | 12 Nov. 60.
3 * | - - - - - - | * * * * * *
3 * | * - - - - - | * * * * * *
3 2 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
5 5 20 Jun. 54. ......
. 20 jun. 54 º
. 20 jun. 54. | 18.jan. 61.
35 9 3 9 Mar. 61.
. 20 jun. 54. ......
y 3 3 y | * * * * * *
25 t < * * * * * • * * * *
882 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Hy. ‘Rainey, K. I. . . .
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Chas. Beckwith . ... 9 Nov. 46. . ...... . ......
Wm. Campbell • e e tº tº tº 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Claude Bourchier s a tº tº e de 3 5 20 Jun. 54. ......
Jas. Grant © tº 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Wm. Taylor 9 3 ; * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Lawrence Arguimbau. . 2 3 20 Jun. 54. ......
Felix. Calvert ... - 3 3 9 3 | * * * * * *
Wm. Staveley • * * 3 5 , , " " - - - - - - *** g e º ºs
Sir De Lacy Evans, K.C.B. ... 32 20 Jun. 54. 10 Mar. 61.
Wm. Hy. Scott * { * * tº gº tº 3 3 , , , || 23 Mar. 61.
Hugh Percy Davison ... gº º º 3 3 H → • * * * * : * * * * * *
Sir Thos. Willshire, bt., ix.C.B. 2 3 20 Jun. 54. 20 Apr. 61.
Hon. Hy. Edwd. Butler 32 3 3 | * * * * * *
Edwd. Fleming . . ... gº º ºs 3 3 33 | * * * * * *
Sir Wm. Gossett, K.C.B., K.C. H. 3 5 ; * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Sir Jno. Rolt, K.C. B. • 2 20 Jun. 54. ......
Geo. Cardew ... tº º e a s tº 2 3 .* * * * * * : * * * * * *
Philip Bainbrigge, aft. sir P. 3 3 20 Jun. 54. 24 Aug. 61.
Wm. Greenshields Power, K.H. 3 * 3 51 4 Feb. 57. .
Thos. Erskine Napier, aft. Sir T. 33 2 3 20 Sep. 61.
Nathl. Thorn, K. H. . ... º ºg - 52 3 5 • * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Sewell, aft. sir W. © º º 2 3 3 3 10 Nov, 61.
Wm. Lindsay Darling tº º tº •º gº e 2 3 3 5 15 Dec. 61.
Sir Jos. Thackwell, G.C.B., K. H. 5 3 3 3 • * * * *
Alexr. Macdonald , ... tº e - 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Winn. Lewis Herries, K.C. H. 32 20 Jun. 54. ......
Jno. M*Donald, aft. Sir J. tº º º 33 92 7 Mar. 62.
Thos. Staunton St. Clair, K. H. . ... 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Wm. Paty, K. H., aft. Sir G. ... 35 20 Jun. 54. 14 Mar. 62.
Lord Jas. Hay... - - - º 3 3 9 3 1 Jun. 62.
Thos. Jas. Wemyss 53 3 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Burd Gabriel, K.H. 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Thomas ... tº e tº 35 20 Jun. 54. ......
Wm. Rowan, aft. Sir W. © tº tº 5 5 2 3 13 Aug. 62.
Jas. Shaw Kennedy, aft. Sir J. 2 3 * 3 19 Aug. 62.
Arth. Wm., ld. Sandys .5 3 3 5 | * * * * * *
Sir Thos. Hy. Browne, K.C.H. 3 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Richd. W. H. Howard Vyse ... 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Phipps Howard, K.H. • gº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Archd. Maclachlan ... tº tº e * * * 3 3 20 Jun. 54. ......
Robt. Wm. Mills e - © .5 x , ) • * * * * * e e º is et e
Edwd. Nicolls ... tº tº º tº gº tº 5 3 20 Jun. 54. 28 Nov. 54.
Fredk. Ashworth, aft. Sir F. 33 3 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Bryce Fearon ... tº gº © 3 3 | * * * * * * } • * * * * *
Hy. Balneavis, C.M.G., K.H. ... 2 3 20 Jun. 54. ......
Vincent Edwd. Tyre ... 9 | . . . . . * * : * * * * * *
Jno. Whetham ... tº º tº & © tº 9 3 . . . * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Thornbury Wooldridge, K.H. 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Lee Goldie, C.B., aft. Sir G. 2 3 20 Jun. 54. 6 Nov. 62.
Geo. Powell Higginson e e e 3 5 3 3 9 Nov. 62.
Geo. Bowles, aft. sir.G. e e < * * * * * 2 3 3 3 33
Thos. Bunbury' . . . . . . . . ... tº C & 2 3 > 5 , | * * * * * *
Hon: Hy. Fredk. Compton Cavendish 3 y , , 3 3 9 Nov. 62.
Philip Ray ... e & tº e gº e º º tº e 35 ... • * * * * * | * * * * * * , , ,
Jno. Wm. Aldroſl 3 5 20 Jun. 54. ......
Hy. Godwin ... e & e tº e - . 3 3 . . . * * * * * * | * * * * * * .
Thos. Wm. Robbins ... ... ... 2 3 20 Jun., 54. | 9 Nov. 62.
Roderick MºW cil, or Macneil " * ſº e 9 3 33 . 21 Dec. 63.
Geo: Dean Pitt tº º º tº c & * @ 9 e • 2 3 , *, * * * * * * I e º 'º e º º :
Wrm. Sutherla ad * @ e • * * 2 3 20 Jun, 54. ..... •
a tº º º • 35 , , ; 2 . . . . • * * *,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 883
|
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen
Hon. Chas. Gore, K.H. tº 9 Nov. 46. 20 Jun. 54. 12 Feb. 63.
Robt. Dalyell ... . ... g . 3 × . . . . . . . . ' ' ......
Wm. Lovelace Walton º 33 20 Jun. 54. 13 Feb. 63.
Thos. Fyers ... tº º p “in” s 35 . . .” - * * * * | a s e º k •
Edwd. Fanshawe * 2 3 | * * * * * * ......
Thos. Cunningham, ... 23 . ] = * * * * * ......
Thos. Jno. Forbes, 33 . . " - - - - - 16 Jan. 59. .
Alexr. Munro ... tº º º 3 3 . . . * * * * * * | “....
Jas. Pattison Cockburn * 3 | * * * * * * | . . . . . .
Thos. Colby ... 9 3 . . .” - * * * * ......
Robt. Hy. Birch 5 3 ... • - - - - i e < * * * *
Chas. Richd. Fox 9 3 20 Jun. 54. 6 Mar. 63.
Jas. Armstrong * 5 5 is º is is sº º ' s e s ∈ C &
Thos. Paterson * - tº ſº tº gº tº ge e ‘º 33 . . .” - - - - - - - - - - -
Nathl. Wm. Oliver ... * * * f ee tº º 33 • * * * * * . . . . . . .
Richd. Jno. Jas. Lacy g tº 5 3 tº de e º e º e º s e º tº
Geo. Lewis ... tº º º * 3 2 . . . * * * * * * . . . . . . . . . -
Elias Lawrence g • 3 20 Jun. 54, 20 Jun. 55.
Geo. Jones tº e º 2 3 5 5 2 3
Thos. Benjn. Adair ... ſº 5 5 ... • - - - - • - - - - -
Wm. Hallett Connolly {j 35 20 Jun. 54. 20 Jun. 55.
Chas. Augs. Shawe y 5 5 2 3 6 Mar. 63.
Peter Brown ... tº g 3 2 | * * * * * * } • - - - - -
Geo. Beatty ... tº g tº tº tº º . 27 Dec. 46. 20 Jun. 54. 20 Jun. 55.
Albert Edwd., Pr. of Wales... * I gº tº gº tº e ºl - ... • * * * * * 9 Nov. 62.
Hy. Somerset ... tº g tº tº º º . 16 May 51. 26 Jan. 55. ...... -
Thos. Adams Parke, C.B. . 11 Nov. 51. 20 Jun. 55. 6 Feb. 57.
Fredk. Campbell g 2 3 28 Nov. 54. 25 Sep. 59.
Chas. Menzies ... & 9 3 20 Jun. 55. 1 Jul. 57.
Mildmay Fame... • ? 5 3 30 Jan. 55. 27 Mar. 63.
Jno. Martin ... & g º g 3 3 , - - - - - - I - - - - - - -4
Sir Jas. Maxwell Wallace & 9 3 6 Feb. 55. 8 Jun. 63.
Hon. Jno. Finch, C.B. g 5 3 20 Feb. 55. ......
Jas. Lindsay † 33 18 May 55. ......
Wm. Geo. Moore gº 35 5 Jun. 55. sº tº º sº
Sir Hy. Floyd, bt. § 2 3 ... • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Campbell ... & 2 3 ... • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Geo. Cochrane ... e tº e • ? 3 5 5 Dec. 56. ......
Hy. Somerset, C.B., aft. sir H. • ? 3 3 29 Jan. 57. * *
Nichs. Wodehouse tº º º • ? . 32 5 Sep. 57. ......
Hy., D. of Cleveland, C.B. ... e ‘º º • ? 3 3 8 Sep. 57. 23 Oct. 63.
Geo. Aug. Wetherall, C.B., aft. Sir G. • p 33 5 3 3 3
Wm. Douglas ... e e ſº tº º º tº º ºs * 2 3 23 Nov. 58. 3 Apr. 62.
Jas. Simpson, aft. Sir J. ... g tº º 3 2 29 Jun. 55. 8 Sep. 55.
Jas. Fredk. Love, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 33 26 Sep. 57. 10 Aug. 64.
Hon. Geo. Anson sº e ſº tº e º tº º º 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Duncan McGregor, K.C.B. - 3 3 12 Dec. 57. 28 Oct. 64.
Nichs. Hamilton tº º & tº º º , 35 11 Jan. 58. ......
Sir Jas. Dennis, K.C.B. * * * tº º • 2 | * * * * * * •e tº e sº
Chas. Anthy. Ferd. Bentinck tº o 3 9 15 Jan. 58. ......
Jno. Gregory Baumgardt, C.B. & Cº 53 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Sir Robt. Nickle © º 39 . . . . * * * * | * * * * * *
Griffith Geo. Lewis, C.B. ... tº a , 23 - | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Judd Harding, C. B. ... tº e 3 9 J - * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Geo. James Arbuthnot tº tº 2 3 13 Mar. 58. 25 Nov. 64.
Christr. Grant Falconar tº • A *. • 20 Jul. 58. ......
Sir Richd. England, I.C. B. ... tº e ºs * * * .. 3 3 4 Jun. 56, 6 Jul. 63.
Chas. Middleton , ... tº º º ‘tº gº tº * *, *, *. 3 3 - - - - - - | * * * * * * x
Alexr. Fisher Mackintosh e * * * * 55 2 Aug. 58. 27 Dec. 64.
Beaumont, ld. Hotham © tº º • s • y 3 9 26 Aug. 58. 12 Jan. 65,
Jos. Paterson ... ... ... . . ... • Qe 33 , , 53 , i < * * * * *
884
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Geo. Turner, C.B., aft. sir G. 11 Nov. 51. 28 Nov. 54. 24 Jan. 63.
Sir Jno. Owen, R.C.B., K.H. ... sº 5 5 & * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Wright, K.H. ... tº € * ... tº 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Alexr. Reid wº 3 9 * * * * * * | * * * * *
Jno. Home tº º tº tº º 5 5 22 Sep. 58. ......
Mathias Everard, C.B. tº e 53 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Cecil Bishopp, C.B. ... e tº º 3 5 tº e g is tº º tº e º e º ſº
Sir Wm. Robt. Clayton, bt. ... 9 3 26 Oct. 58. 12 Jan. 65.
Hon. Geo. Cathcart ... e 5 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Spink tº e > 3 y 26 Oct. 58. | 12 Jan. 65.
Jas. Jackson, aft. Sir J. * 3 's 5 6 Feb. 65.
|Robt. Christr. Mansell 5 9 * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Paris Bradshawe s tº Q 5 5 ' ' | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Drummond tº e º * tº . 33 26 Oct. 58. | 10 Feb. 65.
Jas. Freeth, aft. 'sir J. tº go º tº ſº º 33 3 2 9 Mar. , 65.
Sir Chas. Routledge O'Donnell tº ſº º 5 5 5 5 2 Apr. 65.
Jno. Leslie . . . ... & E tº g $ 2 3 y | * * * * * *
Robt. Bartlett Coles ... 5 5 '3 × 31 May 65.
Edwd, Pery Buckley © 3 9 '53 17 Aug. 65.
Sir Richd. Doherty & 5 y 9 3 • * * * * *
Edwd. Byam tº º ſº & 53 16 Nov. 58. ......
Wm. Rogers ... is e e º 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. O'Neil Prendergast * § 5 ' ' ' | * * * * * * l • * * * * *
Geo. Chas., E. of Lucan e 3 2 14 Dec. 58. 28 Aug. 65.
Chas, Yorke, aft. Sir C. & '99 13 Feb. 59. 5 Sep. 65.
Jno. Hy. Richardson ... e '3 × 2 Apr. 59. 12 Jan. 66.
Sir Jno. Rowland Eustace º * 9 9 3 | * * * * * *
Berkeley Drummond ... & 3 5 9 Apr. 59. ......
Hon. Sir Edwd. Cust. ... º 5 5. 3 5 12 Jan. 66.
Dennis Daly ... tº gº tº º 5 5 12 Jun. 59. ......
Wm. Chamberlayne ... & 9 3 17 Jul. 59. 14 Jan. 66.
Hy. Dwyer . 20 Jun. 54. ...... . ......
Jeremiah Taylor e 33 17 Jul. 59. ......
Fras. Jno. Davies ſº 9 3 14 Aug. 59. ......
Jno. Fraser & 3 * 17 Oct. 59. ......
Jonathan Peel... & 3 5 7 Dec. 59. ......
Marcus Beresford tº º we e is & 5 3 7 Dec. 59. 4 Mar. 66.
Jas. Chas. Chatterton, aft. Sir J. e 5 5 13 Dec. 59. 31 Mar. 66.
Jno. Hobart, ld. Howden, K.C.B., K.H. tº 35 26 Dec. 59. ......
Robt. Douglas... tº º º e g * ‘2 3 28 Nov. 54. 25 Sep. 59.
Jas. Alexr., E. of Rosslyn ... © 5 3 26 Dec. 59. 20 Apr. 66.
Wm. Thos. Knollys tº º & & 5 y 11 Jan. 60, 17 Jun. 66.
Edwd. Studd ... e º 'º ſº tº ge tº e tº • b '55 | * * * * * * I • * * * * *
Chas. Stuart Campbell, C.B. tº e º tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Hy. Robt. Ferguson Davy, bt. ... 3 y 28 Jan. 60. 25 Jun. 66
Ernest Fred. Gascoigne tº e º tº $ tº 5 9 13 Feb. 60. 20 Jan. 67.
Lovell Benj. Lovell, aft. Sir L. e º ... 3 3 1 Apr. 60. ......
St. John Aug. Clarke, K.H. ... ſº tº ſº ... 2 3 11 Apr. 60. 8 Mar. 67.
Sir Jas. Holmes Schaedde, K.C.B. ... --- 5 5. 23 Apr. 60. ......
Hy. Jno. Wm. Bentinck, aft. Sir H. tº ſº tº 3 5 24 Apr. 60. 8 Dec. 67.
Alexr. Kennedy Clark Kennedy, C.B. te 5 5 3 May 60. ......
Thos. Reed, C.B., aft. Sir T. ... gº º e tº ſº. 5 * 4 May 60. 1 Jan. 68.
Hy., visc. Melville, K.C.B. ... ... º dº tº 9 3 5 May 60. 3 3
Horatio Geo. Broke or Brooks tº tº ſº º, º º 2 3 15 May 60. ......
Edwd. Chas. Whinyates, C.B., K.H., aft. sirlº. 9 3 1 Jun. 56. 10 Dec. 64.
Thos. Hutchessen ... tº º gº tº is e © tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * • * * * *
Jno. Oldfield, K.H. ... tº º ſº e o e tº º º 9 3 10 May 59. 3 Apr. 62.
Thos. Dynely, C.B. ... tº º ºs tº ſº º tº tº ºn 92 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B. aft. li. Clyde ... 2 3 4 Jun. 56. 14 May 58.
Geo. Petre Wymer, aft. Sir G. tº gº tº º, ºr tº 93 8 Jum. 56. 9 Sep. 63.
ë is gº 33 18-Jul. 56, 9 Oct. -63.
Wm. Pattle tº $ & - • * & tº ſº º tº gº º
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
885
!
Wm. Cox, R.H. tº º º tº gº tº e i º
sº a dº e º is
Name. M.-Gen. L-Gen. Gen.
Edm. Finucane Morris, C.B.... g º e ... 20 Jun. 54. 17 Jun. 56. 13 Mar. 68.
Peter Edmonstone Craigie, C.B., aft. sir P. 9 3 19 Jun. 56. 21 Jan. 68.
Hy. Colvile ... ſº tº º is tº g º $ tº tº º 32 20 Jun. 56. 27 Mar. 68.
Geo. Cobbe tº tº º 5 3 4 Feb. 57. 15 Dec. 64.
Alexr. Cavalie Mercer 53 29 Aug. 57. 9 Feb. 65.
Abrm. Roberts tº gº tº tº $ tº 3 2 13 Oct. 57. 3 Oct. 64.
Everard Wm. Bouverie tº gº º q is a 5 5 30 Jul. 60. 9 Apr. 68.
Hon. Thos. Ashburnham, C.B. 2 3 3 Aug. 60. 19 Apr. 68
Michl. White, C.B. ... g tº º 5 5 31 Aug. 60. ......*
Jno. Scott, C.B., aft. Sir J. .... tº e g tº e ºs 33 13 Oct. 60. 1 May 68.
Jno. Lysaght Pennefather, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 33 12 Nov. 60. 9 May 68.
Thos. Perronet Thompson * e tº tº a 2 3 27 Dec. 60. 12 Jul. 68.
Wm. Bush, Ir.H. tº 3 9 - - - - - - : * ~ * * * *
Fred. Thos. Buller 23 - - - - - - • * * * * *
Hy. Despard, C.B. ... * * * 3 3 • - - - - - - - - - - -
Sir Jno. Mark Fredk. Smith... 5 3 25 Oct. 59. 3 Aug. 63.
Edw. Wells Bell tº º e tº tº 9 33 27 Dec. 60. 12 Jul. 68.
Jno. Reid tº tº ge 3 3 | * * * * * * ......
Jas. Jones, K.H. 3 2 | * * * * * * § º $ tº gº º º
Edw. Carlyon ... tº e ſº & g g & e * * *g 2 5 * * * * * > * | “…
Sir Wm. Macbean Geo. Colebrook, C.B., K.H. 3 9 16 Jan. 59. 26 Dec. 65
Thos. Burke ... tº e g tº º ſº tº e tº tº º & 35 18 Jan. 61. * * * * *
Thos. Saml. Trafford... • 3 | * * * * * * sº tº e g º º
Hy. Bristow ... & tº º 53 - - - - - - R x...'
Wm. Cator, aft. Sir W. 2 3 25 Sep. 59. 5 Apr. 66
“Geo. Saunders Thwaites 35 13 Feb. 61. ......
Jos. Jerrard 33 • * * * * * . . . . . .
Arth. Morris gº tº e 2 3 . . . . * * * * * ......
Jas. Thos., E. of Cardigan 5 5 13 Feb. 61. ......
Wm. Cowper Coles 2 3 9 Mar. 61. * g º e º ſº
Sir Michl. Creagh, K.H. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Eden, C.B. ſº º º 35 9 Mar. 61. 25 Aug. 68
Humphrey Robt. Hartley 35 | - - - - - - ' ' s , , , s
Hy. Wm. Barnard § 3 3 | * * * * * * …
Jas. Campbell, K.H. 2 3 * * g º º ºs e º # 8 &
Hon. Chas. Grey & a e tº e e ... 3 9 10 Mar. 61. 29 Aug. 68.
Wm. Lennox Lascelles, aft. li. De Ros $ 3 12 Mar. 61. 10 Nov. 68.
Jno. Geddes, R.H. g tº we e tº º º 3 5 23 Mar. 61. ......
Wm. Hy. Cornwall .. 3 3 || - - - - - - | * e º 'º º ºs
JPhilip Spencer Stanhope 5 3 20 Apr.61. 22 Nov. 68.
Alexr. Maclachlan 9 3 22 Jun. 60. ......
‘Chas. Murray Hay 5 5 24 Aug. 60. ......
Hy., ld. Rokeby 5 3 20 Sep. 61. 8 Mar. 69.
Chas. Gilmour... 5 3 | * * * * * * . . . . . .
Hy. Edw. Porter 3 5 10 Nov. 61. 5 Sep. 69
Jno. Dawson Rawdon... 5 3 15 Nov. 61. ......
Wm. Beckwith, K.H. ... ... ... 5 5 26 Nov. 61. 28 Oct. 69
Hy. Edw. Robinson ... * * g. tº tº º 35 | * * * * * * . . .''”
Hy. Wm. Breton © e tº º º 3 * 15 Dec. 61. 18 Dec. 69,
Allan T. McLean 5 2 20 Dec. 61. ......
Steph. Kirby ... § º º § º º tº gº º 3 3 - - - - - - ) •,• * * * *
Arth. Rd., D. of Wellington ... tº º º 3 5 2 Feb. 62. ......
Jno. Julius Wm. Angerstein... tº gº & 5 5 5 3 | * * * * * *
.Jno. Wilson Kettlewell tº º te tº ſº tº 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
"Thos. Martin, K.H. ... § * 9 3 16 Feb. 62. ......
IMatth. Chas. Dixon ... 22 •,• * * * * ......
T’atr. Doull Calder 53 •,•,• * * . . . . . . • #
Thos. Gerrard Ball 32 7 Mar. 62. 10 Jan. 70
Eaton Monins ... § º e § - e. º, e is 33 * e º $ tº º * * * * * * *
Guy Carlton Coffin ... tº º ſº º e º 22 * * * * * * * | “....
886
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.,
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen i
Jas. Stokes Bastard ... 20 Jun, 54. 24 Jan. 57. ......
Geo. Morton Eden 3 5 14 Mar. 62. ......
Geo. Dixon ... $ 3 30 May 62. 1 Apr. 70.
Fred. Maunsell gº º $ 2 1 Jun. 62. 9 Aug. 70.
Wm. Jno. Codrington. • 35 6 Jun, 56. 27 Jul. 63.
Duncan Grant ... 3 ; ' ' | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hy. Alexr. Scott 3 3 24 Jan. 63. 12 May 66.
Wm. Wylde 33 22 Feb. 63. 24 Aug. 66.
Wm. Turnor 3 3 ' | * * * * * * | * * * * * * -
Wm. Fludyer ... e - e. 3 3 3 Jun. 62. ......
Jno. Wharton Frith ... 3 5 13 Aug. 62. ......
Thos. Falls ... 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Chas. Russell 4 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Ferguson... $ 5 ' | . . . . . . . . * * * * *
Jno. Hall tº e º e - tº $ 3 19 Aug. 62. 10 Oct. 70.
Peter Margetson Wallace * } 5 28 Nov. 54. 22 Feb. 63.
Richd. Jones, (? sir) ... tº e tº tº e º º P & 3 * 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Mitchel, or Mitchell, C.B. aft. Sir J. ... } 3 2 3 27 Jun. 64.
Jno. Henry ... tº e tº tº e tº e tº º º § 5 3 Aug. 55. ' ......
Chas. Ramsay Skardo 5 3 22 Aug. 55. ......
Saml. Swinhoe... = e tº 3 3 15 Sep. 55. 29 Jun. 63.
Jno. Anderson (No. 1) 3 * 5 Dec. 55. 13 Jan. 64.
Fredk. Young ... * ~ * 3 * 18 Feb. 56. 28 Mar. 65.
Thos. Monteath Douglas 3 * 18. Mar. 56. 9 Apr. 65.
Wm. R. C. Costley 33 2 Apr. 56. 13 Jun. 65.
Chas. Herbert ... 55 . 9 Apr. 56. 26 Apr. 66.
Geo. Petre Wymer 3 3 8 Jun. 56. ......
Alexr. Dick 9 3 4 Jul. 56. 3 May 66.
Wrm. Pattle 5 3 18 Jul. 56. ......
Thos. Fiddes ... 5 * 15 Sep. 56. ......
Jas. Perry '• 3 6 Dec. 56. ......
Hugh Ross ... tº gº º '35 29 May 57. ......
Jno. Anderson (No. 2) 2 23 Sep. 57. ......
Jas. Kitchen e e - '3 × 13 Oct. 57. .....,
Abrm. Roberts, C. B. ... 5 * * 5 • * * * * *
Jno. Morgan, C.B. ... & e a 2 3 27 Jan. 58. 27 May 66.
Chas. Arth. Grenado Wallington * } 4 Mar. 58. 12 Jun. 66.
Thos. Oliver ... tº º tº tº ſº tº 5 5 4 May 58. 19 Jun. 66.
Michl. Edwd. Bagnold 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Duncan Gordon Scott... 3 3 23 Jul. 58. ......
Hy. Hall, C. B. ... 5 3 24 Oct. 58. 23 Jul. 66.
Julius Geo. Griffith 3 3 4 Feb. 59. 17 Sep. 66.
Saml. Shaw e e Q e 2 3 5 Feb. 59. ......
Fredk. Larkins Doveton 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Henderson Dunsterville... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Butler James ... 9 3 15 May 59. 6 Dec. 66.
Matthew Coombs Paul 5 5 17 May 59. ......
Chas. Payne º '3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Polgase James 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Jno. Cheape, K.C.B. '3 × 26 May 59. ......
Jno. Low, C.B., aft. Sir J. 3 3 30 May 59. 18 Jan. 67.
Jos. Harris '3 × 29 Aug. 59. ......
Jno. Tulloch, C.B. 2 3 11 Sep. 59. 6 Mar. 68.
Richd. Powney e º ſº e tº dº & º & 5 3 21 Sep. 59. ... ...
Sir Hugh Massey Wheeler, IK.C.B. ... 3 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Geo. Edwd. Gowan, C.B. tº e 3 y 27 Sep. 59. ......
Patr. Montgomerie, C.B. 22 21 Dec. 59. ......
Jas. Stuart, C.B. e G & 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Orans .. & 5 3 • * * * * * | * > . . . .
Wm. Hy. Hewitt ." " ; ; 30 Dec. 59. ......
Jno. Home
- tº tº a tº º
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
887
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Goo. Wm. Aylmer Lloyd, C.B. 20 Jun. 54. || 2 Jun. 60. ......
Alexr. Tulloch, C.B. ... . ... 2 3 16 Jun. 60. ......
Archd. Brown Dyce ... 53 26 Jun. 60. ......
Jno. Wheeler Cleveland 53 30 Aug. 60. 6 Mar. 68.
Robt. Blackall... * * * 3 5 18 Dec. 60. ...... -
David Capon, C. B. ... 5 y 25 Jan. 61. ......
Wm. Donald Robertso 3 5 30 Jan. 61. ......
Duncan Sim • * * 33 6 Feb. 61. ......
Geo. Sandys ... e - e. 5 3 21 Jan. 61. ......
Sir Patr. Grant, G.C.B. 28 Nov. 54. 24 Oct. 62. 19 Nov. 70.
Sir Robt. Vivian, K.C.B. 2 3 + 3 3 22 Nov. 70.
Wm. Wylie, C.B. 2 3 5 3 24 Feb. 70.
Geo. Conran ... º 5 * 24 Jan. 65. ......
Edwd. Garstin... - e. '3 × 21 Dec. 65. 1 Mar. 67.
Sir Geo. Brooke, K.C.B. * - 32 19 Jun. 66. 24 May 70.
Fred. Frankland Whinyates... 3 2 14 Jul. 67. 21 Jan. 72.
Adam Fife Crawford ... * - - - - - - - - 3 5 • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Chas. Montauban Carmichael, C.B.... - - - 5 5 14 Apr. 62. 18 Jan. 70.
Wm. Bolden Dundas, C. B. ... - 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Wm. Gordon, C.B. f 3 3 19 May 63. ......
Fredk. Markham, C.B. * * * ‘5 3 || - - - - - - - - - - - -
Geo. Hy. Lockwood, aft. Sir G. 5 5 3 Sep. 62. 22 Oct. 70.
Jos. Darby - - tº - e. 3 * 27 Jun. 64. 1 Jan. 68.
Jas. Eckford, C.B. 3 3 24 Apr. 64. ......
Mathew Soppitt 2 3 29 Apr. 64. 6 Mar. 68.
Andr. Hervey, C.B. ... tº e & • * - 5 3 23 Jul. 64. ......
Sir Scudamore Windo Steel, K.C.B. .... 5 3 2 Sep. 64. ......
Jos. Leggett tº a º 3 3 || - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Fredk. Schuler 5 5 17 Sep. 64. | ......
Geo. Moore 3 2 2 Nov. 61. ......
Foster Stalker, C. B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Maurice Tweedie * * 5 5 6 Apr. (;2. ......
Hy. Lechmere Worrall 3 5 10 Jun. 62. 30 Mar. 69.
Jno. Bennet Hearsey, C.B. 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Richd. Pemberton 5 3 6 Sep. 62. - e º 'º - *
Donald Macleod - * > 32 2 Oct. 62. ......
Steph. Davis Riley ... 3 3 5 Oct. 62. ......
Christr. Godby, C. B. ... 9 3 22 Nov. 62. ......
Nichs. Penny, C.B. 3 * : * * * * * * : * * * * * *
David Cunninghame .. 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Dennis Dun 3 5 6 Jan. 63. ......
Jas. Parsons, C.B. 3 3 18 Mar. 63. ......
Geo. Warren • * * ,, . . 6 Apr. 63. 23 Aug. 69.
Hy. Fisher Salter, C.B. ' 5 3 14 Apr. 63. ......
Richd. Benson, C. B. ... 5 3 * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Mathew Taylor 2 3 17 Apr. 63. 8 Feb. 70.
Howard Dowker 5 5 21 Apr. 63. ......
Hy. Sargent ... 2 29 Jun. 63. ......
Geo. Jas. Wilson . . . . 5 5 13 Jan. 64. | ......
Lewis Wentworth Watson "3 2 S < * * * * | * * * * * *
Jos. Garnault ... 5 3 25 Jun. (34. 22 Feb. 70,
Robt. Hawkes... • * tº * ~ * * - e. • * * * 3 3 17 Aug. 64. 25 Jun. 70.
Archd. Fullerton Richmond, C. B. ... • * * * '3 × 21 Oct. 64. | ......
Jos. Bell s tº º 4 * * * * * '3. 3 8 Jan. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Geo. Comran - - - * 3 5. 4 * * * * * | * * * * * *
Patr. Grant, C.B. * * * tº e ºb e - G * * * 3 3 * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Christr. Dixon Wilkinson, C.B. - © tº • * * * 5 5 12 Mar. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Wm. Taylor 5 y 28. Mar. 65. ......
Westrop Watkins '3. 5 * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Laurie ... • * e ‘55 ' ' ' ' ' - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Fredk. Parkinson Lester '55 ' | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
888 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. I.-Gen Gen.
Jas. Edwin Williams ... 28 Nov. 54. 5 Jun. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Fras. Turnley Farrell 35 13 Jun. 65. . ......
Wm. Hy. Marshall 32 23 Jul. 65. ......
Robt. Alexander 3 3 22 Aug. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Jno. Day Stokes tº º º 9 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Roger Williamson Wilson, C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Spencer Hawkins, C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Jno. Butterworth, C.B. 2 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Kynaston Luard, C.B. ... 2 3 20 Nov. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Jno. Graham tº gº tº 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Edwd. Garstin ... 23 • * * * * | * * * * * *
Adolphus Derville 2 3 22 Dec. 65. 25 Jun. 70.
Richd. Home ... tº º a 3 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Jno. Hussey Vivian 23 • • - - - - • * * * * *
Thos. Littleton Green * 2 26 Apr. 66. 25 Jun. 70.
Alexr. Carnegy, C.B. ... 3 3 • • * * * * } • * * * * *
Geo. Tomkyns... 2 3 29 Apr. 66. 25 Jun. 70.
Hy. Geo. Roberts • ? I • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Wm. Cavaye 2 3 3 May 66. 25 Jun. 70.
David Forbes ... tº º 2 3 - - - - - | * * * * * *
Jno. Jas. Farrington ... 33 I - - - - - - i • * * * * *
Fras. Straton ... tº gº º tº e ºs 2 3 27 May 66. 25 Jun. 70. .
Chas. Richd. Wm. Lane, C. B. 3 2 12 Jun. 66. 2 3 * *
Wm. Jno. Gairdner, C.B. 35 | - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Geo. Brooke, C.B. 3 * | * * * * * * : - - - - - -
Jno. Yaldwyn ... e g is 5 5 23 Jul. 66. 25 Jun. 70.
Benj. Robertson Hitchins 2 3 26 Aug. 66. ......
Steph. Moody ... tº e g tº e g § tº º • 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Watkin Lewis Griffies Williams, aft. bt. • 2 17 Sep. 66. 25 Jul. 70.
Eyre Evans Bruce 9 * * tº e e 2 3 6 Nov. 66. 3 Sep. 71.
Hy. Coningham 22 6 Dec. 66. ......
Wm. Justice 2 3 9 3 | * * * * * .
Jno. Clough 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Thos. Dickinson tº º ºs tº gº tº 33 • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Hy. Chambers Murray Cox .. 33 18 Jan. 67. 9 Dec. 71.
Jno. Hoggan, C.B. tº $ tº 3 2 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Geo. Huyshe, C. B. ... 3 5 12 Feb. 67. 19 Feb. 72.
Fredk. Blundell, C. B. ... tº e e 3 2 1 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Jno. Campbell. C. B., aft. Sir J. 2 3 1 Mar. 67. 21 Mar. 72.
Thos. Bowes Foster ... . ... * 9 3 Jul. 67. ......
Fras. Frankland Whinyates... 5 3 14 Jul. 67. ......
Jas. Adam Howden & 8 º' 2 3 9 Dec. 67. ......
Augs. Clarke ... tº tº º 3 5 15 Dec. 67. 23 Apr. 72.
Chas. Hamilton, C. B. ... 2 3 30 Jan. 68. 16 May 72.
Edwd. Armstrong ... • 3 6 Mar. 68. 9 Dec. 72.
Chas. Waddington, C.B. 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Sleeman e tº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Thomson Reid, C.B. ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Maurico Stack, C.B., aft. Sir M. 39 6 Mar. 6S. | 8 Mar. 73.
Jas. Outram, C. B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Wyllie, C.B. & © tº 3 3 | * * * * * * ... I e s e e s •
Walter John Browne, C.B. 3 9 6 Mar. 68. 29 Aug. 73.
Sir Chas. Hopkinson, C.B. 2 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Hanbury Raynsford ... 55 • * * * * * | * * * * * *.
Brice Wakeford Lee ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Smith ... tº gº tº 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Augs. Litchford... 3 x 1 - * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wrm. Miles ... tº º ſº 33 • * * * * * | * * * * *
Andr. Campbell 25 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Thos. Dickinson 32 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Stanley Bullock 23 ° e < * * * * * * * * * * *
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Jno. Harvey Stevens ...
• * * * tº gº
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen.
|
Tichd. Airey, aft. Sir R. ... 12 Dec. 54. 24 Oct. 62. 9 Apr. 71
Jas. Bucknall Bucknall Estcourt ... tº e º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Iługh Hy. Rose, C.B., aft. Sir H. and lá.
Strathnairn ... s sº gº & © tº e e sº tº $ & 3 3 28 Feb. 60. 4 Feb. 67
FIy. Wm. Adams, C.B.... & ſº º tº tº 3 3 - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Fion. Jas. Yorke Scarlett, aft. Sir J. 2 3 9 Nov. 62. 25 Oct. 71
Sir Jno. Campbell, bt. { } tº E tº 23 - - - - - - I - - - - - -
Harry David Jones, aft. Sir H. 5 y 6 Jul. 60. ......
Arth. Wellesley Torrens s s ] . . * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Buller, C.B., aft. sir G.... 2 3 9 Nov. 62. 25 Oct. 71.
Wm. Eyre, C.B. tº º º 39 • - - - - - ) - - - - - -
Wm. Jas. Jones - 13 Dec. 54. ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Slade 5 3 - - - - - - " * * * s • e
Richd. Thos. King 3 3 27 Jun. 64. ......
Chas. Dixon : 5 20 Sep. 60. .....
Thos. Grantham tº gº º tº gº & 9 3 • - - - - - - - - - - -
Thos. Blanshard, C.B. gº tº tº * * * * 16 Dec. 54. ...... ......
Wm. Brereton. C. B., R.H., aft. Sir W. 3 * 27 Jun, 64. ......
Sherburne Williams 2 3 20 Sep. 60. , 1 Jan. 68.
Jas. C. Victor ... 3 s , . . . . . • ......
|Hy. Robt. Milner 29 Dec. 54. ...... ......
Fras. Rawdon Chesney 6 Jan. 55. 28 Jul. 64. 1 Jan. 68.
Irwin Whitty ... 3 3 • * * * * * ….
Chas. Dalton © g e 4 tº e 3 3 | * * * * * * …
Richd. Burne Rawnsley * = & 3 3 • * * * * * | . . . . . .
Jno. Heneage, Grubbe 2. 9 Jan. 55. ...... ......
Philip Barry ... 13 Jan. 55. ...... | “…
Fred W. Whinyates 3 3 | * * * * * * . . . . . . .
Fdwd. Vicars ... 3 3 • * - - - - . . . . . .
Jno. Hawkshaw & & © tº tº * 3 | * * * * * * : ......
Jno. 13]oomfield Gough, C.B. ... 30 Jan. 55. ...... ......
Wm. Furneaux... tº º gº º 7 Feb. 55. ...... ! . . . . . .
R. G. B. Wilson 3 3 - - - - - - …
Hon. Arth. Upton 20 Feb. 55. ...... - Kº
I’hilip Fras. Story, c.13. 13 Apr. 55. 6 Mar. 68. 17 Nov. 73.
Alexr. Woodburn, C.B. 1 May 55. ...... tº e º & © tº
Jno. D. Syers ... tº tº º 7 May 55. ...... . . . . . . .
Jas. Archd. Chalmer ... 15 May 55. ...... ......
Ambrose Lane... tº tº gº 18 May 55. ...... ......
Anthy. Emmett tº º gº 21 May 55. ...... ... ...
Marcus Antonius Waters • * * , 2 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Walt. Powell . . 20 Jun. 55. . . . ... ......
Abrm. Hy. Gordon • 3 - - - - - - f = • * * * *
Jno. Montresor Pilcher 5 s • * * * * * ......
Thos. Stevens... * * * 3 3 • - - - - - - - - - - -
David Anderson Gibsone ; : • - - - - - • * * * * *
Jno. Rawlings Coryton 5 5 (3 Feb. 57 8 Sep. 58
Robt. Mercer tº ſº e • 3 || - - - - - - ; * * * * * *
Saml. Burdon Ellis, C.B. 3 3 || - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Jno. Robyns, K.H. 3 3 - - - - - - • * * * * *
Jos. Walker 3 * : . . . . . . . . . * * * *
Jas. Whylock .. 3 ; ; . . . . . . . . . . * * *
Thos. Waring . 3 3 • . . . . . . . * * * * *
Geo. Butt Bury 2 3 | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jas. Irwin Willes 3 3 • * * - - - | * * * * * *
David McAdam 3 ; ; . . . . . . . . . . . . •
Chas. Compton Pratt 3 3 || - - - - - - • • - - -
Donald Campbell 5 9 • * * * * * i ......
Hy. Jas. Gillespie • 3 • * * * * ......
Saml. Garmston 33 • - - - - - ! . . . . . .
890 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. .

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Thos. Scott Reignolds . 22 Jun. 55. ...... . .....
Sir Richd. Jas. Dacres, K.C.B. ... . ... 29 Jun. 55. 10 Dec. 65 2 Feb. 68.
Jno. Jos. Hollis © & Cº tº dº & s ſº º ... 6 Jul. 55. ...... . ......
Hugh Evans ... - e. g. . 10 Jul. 55. ...... . ......
Hy. Ivatt Delacombe ... 14 Jul. 55. 22 Dec. 60. 28 May 66.
Geo. Grantham & © tº º & tº e - ... 3 Aug. 55. 6 Mar. 68. ......
Hy. Cracklow ... ... ... ... ... 22 Aug. 55. , , , 28 Mar. 74.
Jas McHaffie ... - it & . 31 Aug. 55. 12 Nov. 62. ......
Robt. Blake Lynch 3 s • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Campbell 3 x 1 - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Cassius Matth. Johnson 3 3 e e e s e s : * * * * * *
Chas. Diggle, K.H. .. 33 • . . . . . . * * * * * *
Jno. Murray Belshes ... * 5 12 Nov. 62. ......
Benjn. Orlando Jones... 9 3 5 3 - - - - - -
Thos. Peacocke 9 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Daml. Baby .. 3 3 | * * * * * *
Geo. Nicholls .. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Crokat 5 5 21 Dec. 62. 25 Oct. 71.
Robt. Bateman , , ! ...... . . . . . .
Peter Dudgeon... , , , ...... . ......
Jno. Mitchell 3 3 | * ~ * * * * | * * * * *
Norcliffe Norcliffe, K.II. 3 y | - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Robt. Martin Leake tº º º s e - , , 21 Dec. 62. 25 Oct. 71.
Sir Abrm. Josias Cloëtte, C.B., K.H. 9 3 , , 5 3
Geo. Macdonald e tº º º 7 Sep. 55. 29 Jan. 63 5 3
Barth. Vigors Derinzy, K.H. ... s 9 . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Chas. Ash Windham, C.B. 8 Sep. 55. 5 Feb. 63. ......
Wm. Prescott ... tº º º tº ſº to e tº º ... 15 Sep. 55. 25 Jun. 70. 10 Apr. 74.
Patr. Yule ... - e. g. a º e º e º e ... 9 Oct. 55. ...... . ......
Fras. Haultain 18 Oct. 55. ...... . ......
Jas. Gordon 27 Oct. 55. ...... . . . ...
Jno. Ashmore ... • * g. 29 Oct. 55. ... . . . . . . . . . .
Chas. Otway ... - e. e. gº º º º e e ... 2 Nov. 55. 15 Dec. 64. ......
Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams, IK.C.B., aft. ot. ,, 3 5 2 Aug. 68.
Jno. Edwd. Dupuis, C.B., aft. Sir J. 2 3 9 Feb. 65. . ......
Hy. Lawrence ... tº e º c º e º 5 Dec. 55. 25 Jun. 70. 23 May 74.
Jno. Cox 18 Dec. 55. ... ... . . . . . . .
Richd. Budd 10 Feb. 56. 25 Jun. 70. 8 Jul. 74.
Geo. Hicks, C.B. 18 Feb. 56. ...... . . . . . . .
Hy. Fras. Caley 18 Mar. 56. ...... . ......
Hope Dick 2 Apr. 56. 25 Jun. 70. 28 Apr. 75
Jos. Nash, C.B. © ºn tº 9 Apr. 56. 23 Mar. 69. ......
Wm. Hy. Law ... * - e. tº º 16 May 56. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jas. Alexander, C.B., aft. Sir J. 18 May 56. 6 Mar. 68. 1 Aug. 72
Sir Wim. Reid, K.C.B. ... 30 May 56. ...... . ......
Anthy. Marshall 3 * 20 Apr. 61. ......
Robt. Sloper Piper 35 3 * | * * * * * *
Robt. Andrews 7 Jun. 56. ... . . . . . . . . . .
Jno. Theoph. Lane 8 Jun. 56. 6 Mar. G8 6 Oct. 72.
Fredk. Hy. Baddeley ... 10 Jun. 56. ...... . ......
Peter Faddy ... © tº e 14 Jun. 56. 20 Sep. 65. 7 Feb. 70.
Hassel Richd. Moore ... * 3 ... . . . . . . . . . . -
Edw. Sabine ... - © tº 3 * 20 Sep. 65. ......
Fras. Ringler Thomson 14 Jun. 56. ... . . . . . . . . . .
Jas. Robertson Crawfurd 19 Jun. 56. | 12 Feb. 63. 25 Oct. 71
Geo. Hutton 4 Jul. 56. ...... ......
Tobt. Clarke ... tº º º 7 Jul. 56. ...... . ......
C. Brownlow Cumberland 8 Jul. 56. ...... . ......
Itobt. Geo. Hughes 11 Jul. 56. '...... . ......
Andr. Spens 18 Jul. 56. ...... ......
Thos. Budgeon
1 Aug. 56.
THE BOOK OF LIGNITIES. 891
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Pennel Cole ... . ... g 11 Aug. 56. ...... . ......
Wm. Stewart Balfour... & ſº 22 Aug. 56. 13 Feb. 63. ......
Wm. Yorke Moore tº gº ... 5 Sep. 56.- ...... ......
Edw. Matson ... e ‘º . 10 Sep. 56. * * * * * * e e º 'º s e &
Robt. Stewart ... e i e 15 Sep. 56. ...... . ......
Wm. Booth . tº º 23 Sep. 56. ...... . ......
Edw. Pettingal 4 Nov. 56 s & e e s e i s e e s e º
Richd. Greaves 9 Nov. 56. ...... ......
Hy. Hancock ... 28 Nov. 56. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Jno. Alves is tº º 5 Dec. 56. ...... . ......
Hy. Jno. Wood, C.B. ... 6 Dec. 56. ...... . ......
Alexr. Fraser ... tº gº º 8 Dec. 56. 27 Jul. 63. ......
Ld. Chas. Wellesley ... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Gordon Higgins tº $ tº tº tº º 24 Jan. 57. 26 Dec. 65. tº e º
Wm. Hy. Elliott, K.H., aft. Sir W. ... 29 Jan. 57. 27 Jul. 63. 25 Oct. 71.
Saml. Hawkins tº gº tº tº e G 2 Feb. 57. ...... . ......
Jno. Alexr. Philips 6 Feb. 57. 29 May 63. ......
Fortescue Graham 20 Feb. 57. | 11 Mar. 65. , 10 Nov. 66.
Jas. Clarke 3 9 • * * * * * ' e s • * * *
Jno. Tothill 3 3 • * * * * | “....
Jno. Eyre tº e e 23 Feb. 57. ...... ......
Edw. Huthwaite, C.B. 14 Mar. 57. 6 Mar. 68. ......
Jos. Childs tº sº º 31 Mar. 57. ...... . . . . . . .
Peter Edwards {e e ſº © tº g 14 Apr. 57. 9 Oct. 63. 19 Nov. 71.
Wm. Freke Williams, R. H. ... 25 | * * * * * * | - - - - - -
Wm. Cartwright 16 May 57. 9 Oct. 63. 19 Nov. 71.
Arth. Gore 5 5 5 5 | * * * * * *
David Goodsman 53 3 5 tº e º 'º & ©
Loftus Owen ... 3 3 | * * * * * * ! . . . . . .
Pringle Taylor... tº gº 9 3 9 Oct. 63. 19 Nov. 71.
Thos. Orlando Cator ... tº º ſº 26 May 57. ...... tº e º 'º e tº
Isaac Campbell Coffin, aft. sir I. 29 May 57. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Thos. Robt. Swinburne 4 Jun. 57. 31 Jan. 64: ' ......
Geo. Whichcote 5 5 3 3 5 Dec. 71.
Jas. Arth. Butter . 2 3 2 3 | 3 *
Thos. Hy. Johnston ... e e ºs e ‘º º & 5 3 31 Jan. 64. 5 Dec. 71.
Geo. Cornish Whitlock, aft. Sir G. ... 27 Jun. 57. 9 Apr. 64. ......
Jno. McArthur tº º ſº tº º º 1 Jul. 57. ...... e e e g º ºr
Saml. Robt. Wesley ... 2 3 11 Apr. 62. ......
Hy. Aitchison Hankey 6 Jul. 57. 29 Apr. 64. . ......
Jno. Campbell... 9 Jul. 57. 4 Jul. 64. ......
Plomer Young, K.H. ... tº e tº 17 Jul. 57. ...... . ......
Hy. Havelock, C.B., aft. bt. ... 30 Jul. 57. ...... . ......
Fredk. Geo. Lister * & 22 Aug. 57. ...... . . . . . . .
Wm. Dunn 29 Aug. 57. ...... . . . . . . .
Wm. Bell ,, . 27 Feb. 66. 31 Jan. 72.
Jas. Fogo tº ſº º tº º º 2 3 3 3 • * * * * *
Hon. Wm. Arbuthnot... 35 2 3 29 Mar. 73.
Hy. Blachley ... 3 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Geo. Jno. Belson 3 5 3 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Franck Romer ... 5 2 5 3 29 Mar. 73.
Richd. C. Molesworth 2 5 • - - - - - • * * * * *
Chas. Ogle Streatfeild 2 Sep. 57. ...... . ......
Hy. Dive Townshend... 5 Sep. 57. 8 Aug. 64. || 31 Dec. 71.
Thos. Wright, C.B. ... tº ſº tº 8 Sep. 57. 10 Aug. 64. ......
Sir Archdale Wilson, bt., K.C. B. 14 Sep. 57 || 6 Mar. 68. ......
David Downing tº e tº tº º tº 15 Sep. 57. 25 Jun, 70. 23 Aug. 75.
Thos. Macknight Cameron ... 3 Oct. 57. ...... . ...... -
Wm. Nugent Thos. Smee 13 Oct. 57. 2 Jan. 70. 26 Nov. 75.
Thos. Chase Parr , , 25 Jun. 70. 15 Feb. 76.
Fredk. Hervey Sandys 15 Oct. 57. 25 Jun. 70. ...... -
‘892 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Day Hort Macdowall ... e
J. Price Holy ... tº e
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Jos. Ellison Portlock ... tº e ºs e - e. 25 Nov. 57. ...... . ......
Sir Jno. Eardley Wilmot Inglis, K.C.B. 26 Nov. 57. ...... . ......
IIy. Prior tº e - * * * tº e tº & © 2 2 Dec. 57. ...... . ......
Michl. Johnson © tº º 3 Dec. 57. ...... . ......
Fredk. Chas. Griffiths 12 Dec. 57. ... . . . ......
Jno. Hungerford Griffin 22 Dec. 57. ...... . ......
Thos. Wood ... • * * 11 Jan. 58. 9 Sep. 64. || 1 Jan. 72.
TVWm. Hassall Eden 15 Jan. 58. 10 Sep. 64. || 4 Mar. 72.
Jno. Moule ... © s > 27 Jan. 58. ...... . ......
Edwd. A. Parker tº e g 24 Feb. 58. 11 Sep. 64. | ......
Sir Jas. Hope Grant, K.C.B. ... 26 Feb. 58. 3 Oct. 64. || 23 Apr. 72.
Ilouis Saunders Bird ... 4 Mar. 58. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Jos. Clarke ... © tº e ę & © 16 Mar. 58. 28 Oct. 64. ......
Sir Jno. Gaspard Le Marchant 22 Mar. 58. 29 Oct. 64. || 6 May 72.
Hale Young Wortham 1 Apr. 58. ...... . ......
Chas. Gascoyne 3 Apr. 58. 25 Nov. 64. | 10 May 72.
I)avid Birrell ... 25 Apr. 58. 25 Jun. 70. 23 Jul. 76.
"Thos. Polwhele tº a tº & © tº 1 May 58. : 3 13 Dec. 76.
Richd. Jas. Holwell Birch, C.B. tº tº º ... 4 May 58. ...... ......
Sir Wm. Rose Mansfield, aft. la. Sandhurst 18 May 58. 27 Dec. 64. || 23 May 72.
Wm. Fraser ... • * > tº e Q e - e. ... 5 Jun. 58. ...... . ......
Geo. Moncrieff... • * > 14 Jun. 58. 22 Jun. 64. | ......
Jas. Casimir Harold ... 1 Jul. 58, ...... . ......
Geo. Campbell, C. B. 4 Jul. 58. 11 Dec. 68. 21 Jul. 74.
Peter Innes - • e tº • * tº tº tº º 13 Jul. 58. 25 Jun. 70, ......
'Thos. Hartz Franks, aft, sir T., C.Is. 20 Jul. 58. ...... . ......
Sir Edwd. Lugard, K.C.B. 2 3 12 Jan. 65. 24 Oct. 72.
Alexr. Wm. Lawrence tº a º 2 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Fredk, Abbott, C. B. tº tº dº e - e. 23 Jul. 58. ...... . ......
Jno. Fowler Bradford, C. B., aft. Sir J. 5 2 25 Jun. 70. 19 Dec. 76.
Thos. Jas. Valiant ... ºn tº º º 6 Aug. 58. ...... . ......
Poole Wallancey England 9 Aug. 58. 5 Apr. 66. 20 Mar. 73.
Jno. Gordon º © tº e 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Wm. Cuthbert Ward ... 12 Aug. 58. 20 Sep. 60. ......
Geo. Elliott & © & 24 Aug 58. ...... . ......
Wm. Bookey Langford 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Marcus Jno. Slade 26 Aug. 58. 6 Feb. 65. ......
Harry Meggs Graves ... 27 Aug. 58. ...... . ......
Jno. Tatton Brown 8 Sep. 58. 28 Nov. 65. 13 Feb. 67.
Geo. Hy. MacKinnon, C.B. 22 Sep. 58. 10 Feb. 65. 19 Jan. 73.
Denj. Fras. Dalton Wilson 10 Oct. 58. ...... . ......
Chas. Grant, C. B. 14 Oct. 58. 14 lyec. 68. 1 Oct. 77.
Archd. Spiers Logan ... 24 Oct. 58. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Saml. Brandam Boileau tº e - ... 26 Oct. 58. ...... . ......
Hon. Geo. Fredk. Upton, C.B., aft. visc.
Templetown tº tº tº tº e e g = tº º º Lº 2 y 9 Mar. 65. ......
IHon. Arth. Alexr. Dalzell, aft. E. of Carn- -
warth # tº º tº º º tº tº ſº tº º & tº e de 5 5 2 Apr. 65. 14 Apr. 73.
Thos. Simson Pratt, C. B. $ 2 31 May 65. 26 May 73,
Orlando Felix ... e tº º 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Nelson Hutchinson 2 3 17 Aug. 65. 29 May 73.
Hy. F. Lockyer, C. B. ... 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Simcoe Baynes... e e s tº g tº * - a 5 5 28 Aug. 65. ......
Montague Cholmondley Johnstone ... 2 3 5 Sep. 65. 29 Dec. 73.
Fredk. Meado ... tº º e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Fredk. Forster ... 5 3 24 Oct. 65. | 6 Jan. 74.
Fredk. Johnstone 3 5 12 Jan. 66. 7 Jan. 74.
Albert Goldsrnid © tº e . . . 9 * * 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * *
Edwd. Macarthur, C.B., aft. sir E. ... 3 3 14 Jan. 66. ......
tº º tº ſº tº 2 3 4 Mar. 66. ......
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 893.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Chas. Robt. Bowers ... 26 Oct. 58, 10 Mar. 66. ......
J. Arnauld , , ! . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fredk. Towers.. * tº & 2 * | - - - - - - - - - - -
Sir Robt. Garrett, K.C.B. 5 * 10 Mar. 66. ......
Richd. Connop... tº gº & 3 2 31 Mar. 66. ......
Thos. Molyneux Williams 9 3 * 3 | * * * * * *
W. Nepean ... • * * 35 i < * * * * * | * * * * * **
Arth. Hill Trevor tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * *
Richd. Rich Wilford Brett 5 3 tº º ºs e e is • * * * * *
W. Holmes Dutton ... tº is wº 3 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Thos., E. of Albemarle 2 3 31 Mar. 66. 7 Feb. 74.
Geo. Thos. Colomb ... tº e ſº tº º sº 9 3 3 * 5.
Fras. Nathl., M. of Conyngham, K. P. 3 3 20 Apr. 66. 21 Mar. 74.
Sir Sydney Jno. Cotton, K.C.B. tº tº 9 3 5 3 • * * * * *
Maurice Barlow w º º tº e & 5 3 24 Apr. 66. 21 Mar. 74-
Jno. Napper Jackson... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Botet Trydell ... * 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *.
Jno. Clark, K. H. tº ſº e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *.
Redmond W. Brough... tº e ſº tº e º . . . 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * * *
Edwd. Hungerford Delaval Elers Napier ... 2 3 6 May 66. ......
Edwd. Harvey... ſº e ſº * A tº e is gº 3 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Jas. Robt. Young ... * e g 2 3 17 Jun. 66. ......
Geo. Brooke, aft. Sir G. ... 3 5 19 Jun. 66. ......
Jno. Michell, C.B., aft. Sir J. 3 3 25 Jun. 66. 28 Mar. 74.
Robt. Percy Douglas, aft. bt. • ? 6 Jan. 67. 14 Apr. 74.
Chas. Craufurd Hay ... 3 3 20 Jan. 67. ......
Wm. Longworth Dames 3 * 4 Feb. 67. ......
Chas. Warren, C.B. ... 3 3 | * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Geo. Alexr, Malcolm, C.B. 33 8 Mar. 67. 16 May 74.
Robt. Hy. Wynyard, C.B. 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Geo. Durnford & tº e 3 3 24 Aug. 66. ......
Richd. Hardinge, K.II. 5 5 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Jos. Hanwell ... tº º º tº a º tº º tº tº ſº º 5 3 24 Aug. 66. ......
Philip Sandilands tº a tº tº º e gº º tº e e tº 3 5 5 : * * * * * *
Browne Willis ... gº º º tº º ºs tº gº º tº ſº º 5 * 1 Mar. 64. | .......
Benj. Hutchison Vaughan Arbuckle 3 3 24 Aug. 66. ......
Jno. Harbridge Freer... tº $ tº & © . • * * 5 3 3 5 | * * * * * *
Archd. White Hope ... tº ſº º tº gº tº • * * 2 3 5 3 | * * * * * *.
Jno. Louis Smith tº º gº tº º * 5 5 3 5 | * * * * * *
W. Cochrane Anderson 5 9 (?) ......
Wm. Redman Ord ... 1 Nov. 58. 20 Apr. 61. ......
Chas. AEneas Shirreff 14 Nov. 58. ...... . ......
Hy. Eyre tº gº º tº º ſº 16 Nov. 58. 3 Sep. 67. 23 Sep. 74.
Hy. Jno. Savage 23 Nov. 58. 3 Apr. 62. ......
Edwd. Messiter * tº º º g e e 5 * 25 Jun. 70. 8 Feb. 77.
Ld. Wm. Paulet, C.B., aft. K.C.B. ... 13 Dec. 58. 8 Dec. 67. 7 Oct. 74.
Philip M'Pherson, C.B. 24 Dec. 58. ...... . ......
Nath. Massey Stack ... * tº 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Richd. Say Armstrong & º º 16 Jan. 59. ...... . ......
Stuart Corbett, C.B. ... e º s 4 Feb. 59. ...... * * * * * *
Chas. Wm. Ridley, C.B. 13 Feb. 59. * * * * * * • * * * * *
Jno. Patton . tº e º tº º ſº & º º ... 20 Feb. 59. 1 Jan. 68. 10 Oct. 74-
Hugh Manley Tuite ... tº º ſº tº tº º ... 2 Mar. 59. ...... . ......
Hy. Macan ... tº e a & © tº e tº º ... 5 Mar. 59. 25 Jun. 70. 24 May 77.
Wm. Sage • . * * * tº e º tº º º ... 13 Mar. 59. ...... . ......
Duncan Alexr. Cameron, C.B., aft. Sir D. ... 25 Mar. 59. 1 Jan. 68. 5 Dec. 74
Thos. Matheson • a s tº º & g & ds ... || 2 Apr. 59. 21 Jan. 68. ..... '•
Geo. Bell, C.B., aft. Sir G. ... tº º is ... 9 Apr. 59. 28 Jan. 68. 8 Mar. 75.
Sir Justin Sheil 's s e . . . . . . . ... 26 Apr. 59. 25 Jun. 70. ......
IHoratio Nelson Vigors ** * s * e ſº ... 1 May 59. ...... . ......
Chas. Wahab ... • * * * 6 May 59. 25 Jun. 70. ......
894 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Crighton Grierson 10 May 59. 3 Aug. 63. ......
Lewis Alexr. Hall • * * • e & 2 5 9 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Richardson Robertson, C.B. ... 14 May 59. 31 Jan. 68. 13 Apr. 75.
Jas. Manson ... tº ſº tº tº a tº 15 May 59. ...... ......
Geo. Twemlow tº e tº 17 May 59. ...... . ......
Thos. Assheton Duke 26 May 59. 25 Jun, 70. 1 Oct. 77
Nathl. Jones e e s 30 May 59. s = < * * * | * * * * * *
Saml. Braybrooke 12 Jun. 59. 21 Feb. 68. 16 Apr. 75.
Daml. Bolton 20 Jun. 59. ...... . ......
Augs. Flemyng 8 Jul. 59. ...... . ......
Tobt. Law ... e tº º tº º tº 17 Jul. 59. 13 Mar. 68. ......
1Fdwd. L'Estrange ... tº º e 19 Jul. 59. • * * * * - I - - - - - -
Jas. Clarke Charnock Gray ... 20 Jul. 59, 25 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
*Usher Williamson ... tº e - º e e ... 5 Aug. 59. ...... . ......
Sir Chas. Thos. Van Straubenzee, K.C.B, ... 14 Aug. 59. 27 Mar. 68. 29 Apr. 75.
Hy. Wm. Parke tº tº gº ºn tº & ºt ... 23 Aug. 59. ...... . ......
Thos. David Carpenter tº - e. © tº e ... 29 Aug. 59. ...... . ......
Sir Alexr. Murray Tulloch, K.C.B. ... tº e 9 Sep. 59. ...... . ......
Thos. Alexr. Augs. Munsey... ... 11 Sep. 59. ...... . ......
1Edwd. Hely Hutchinson ... 16 Sep. 59. ...... . ......
Jno. Bloomfield, aft. Sir J. ... 25 Sep. 59. 12 May 66. 26 Nov. 75.
Robt. Thorpe . ... 27 Sep. 59. ...... . ......
Alexr. Jardine tº º 7 Oct. 59. ...... . ......
Wm. Geo. Gold e 17 Oct. 59. 29 Mar. 68. ......
"Thos. Foster ... ... 25 Oct. 59. 8 Feb. 66. 8 Jun. 71.
Jas. Scott e - © e - e. 3 x . . . . . . . . . . * * * *
Charlton Holl ... ... 28 Nov. 59. 25 Jun. 70. . ......
Thos. Hurdle, C.B. e * - © 2 Dec. 59. ... • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Peard Dwyer ... ſº tº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Hamilton Stewart tº e 33 l = < * * * * | * * * * * *
Hon. Robt. Bruce ... tº e - tº º 7 Dec. 59. ...... . ......
Arth. Cunliffe Van Notten Pole ... 13 Dec. 59. 9 Apr. 68. ......
Chas. Hewetson e º º e - © • e e ... 21 Dec. 59, 25 Jun. 70. ......
Edwd. Walter Forrestier Walker, C. B. ... 26 Dec. 59. 19 Apr. 68. 13 May 75.
Morden Carthew & © tº . * * * ... 30 Dec. 59. 3 9 1 Oct. 77.
Augs. Abbott, C.B. & 2 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Forbes tº t e tº º º e - 1 Jan. 60. e < * * * * | * * * * * * -
Thos. Armstrong Drought ... ... 11 Jan. 60. 21 Apr. 68. 29 May 75.
Robt. Hy. Lowth, C.B. ... 24 Jan. 60. ... • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Stuart ... tº e e .,. 28 Jan. 60. 1 May 68. 29 May 75.
Hy. Powell Wulff tº 4 º' tº º º ... 31 Jan. 60. ...... . ......
Hon. Augs. Almeric Spencer, aft. Sir A. ... 13 Feb. 60. 9 May 68. 14 Sep. 75.
Philip Austin Smyly ... tº e e 14 Feb. 60. ...... . . . ......
Jno. Singleton... tº e 21 Feb. 60. p < e < e < e e s see.
Chas. Ashmore tº tº e 1. Mar. 60. 12 Jul. 68. 19 Oct. 75.
Anthy. Robinson Harrison 8 Mar. 60. . . ...... ......
By. Richd. Wright , - 3 3 , a e º e s e I e s a s • *
Fras. Warde, aft. Sir F. 3 5 . 24 Aug. 66. 15 Apr. 77.
Augs. Geo. Blachford 9 Mar. 60. • * * * * * e e s a tº e
Hy. Keane Bloomfield 1 Apr. 60. 13 Aug. 68. ......
Jno. Lawrenson e tº e 6 Apr. 60. 25 Aug. 68. 2 Nov. 75.
Studholme Jno. Hodgson 11 Apr. 60. 29 Aug. 68. 2 Feb. 76.
Augs. Abbott ... tº dº tº tº tº tº 13 Apr. 60. , s = * * * * I e e s s is e
Jno. Douglas Johnstone, C.B. 17 Apr. 60. ...... . . ......
.Chas. Franklyn, C.B. 23 Apr. 60. ..... e e e g º º e
Godfrey Chas. Mundy ... 24 Apr. 60. ...... . ......
Jno. Glasfurd tº e º ... 27 Apr. 60. ...... . ......
Robt. Farquhar, C.B. • * * * . . . . ...... . ......
Jas, Edwd. Gordon Morris ... ... ... 30 Apr. 60. ...... . ......
Fras. Hugh Geo. Seymour, aft. M. of Hertford 4 May 60. 10 Nov. 68. 10 Feb. 76.
Wm. Anson M'Cleverty * * * • --- . . 25. 22 Nov. 68. 17 Mar. 76.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 895
Name, M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Lewis Duncan Williams 5 May 60. 23 Nov. 68. ......
Chas. Wright ... tº e - 17 May 60. ...... . ......
Jas. Edw. Gordon Morris 2 Jun. 60. ...... • - - - - -
Robt. Blucher Wood, C.B. 3 Jun. 60. 10 Dec. 68. ......
Claud Douglas... 4 Jun. 60. 25 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Emilius Gold 15 Jun. 60. 27 Dec. 68. ......
Josh. Hale ... 16 Jun. 60. 23 Feb. 69. ......
Chas. Algn. Lewis ... º tº e 19 Jun. 60. ...... 5 Apr. 76.
Wm. Bates Ingilby, aft. Sir W. 22 Jun. 60. 1 Jan. 68. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Goodwyn ... • e - to g tº 26 Jun. 60. 1 Mar. 67. 14 Jul. 71.
Wm. Fanshaw Bedfor 3 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Geo. Conolly Ponsonby e is a tº sº º . 2 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Michl. Francklyn Willoughby, C.B. 3 * : * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Chas. Wells ... º e g tº a tº 2 5 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Jas. Green ... 3 5 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Jno. Grant ... g is e e & tº tº & © tº e - 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Ceo. Fk., &c., D.of Cumberland, K. of Hanover ...... ...... 27 May 76.
Chas. Campbell º is e ºs tº o 0. ... 3 Jul. 60. tº º e º º º ......
Edwin Hy. Atkinson ... * 5 s • * * * * : * * * * * *
Sir Joshua Jebb, K.C.B. 6 Jul. 60. ...... ......
Hy. Sandham ... © e 2 3 3 Aug. 66. ......
Wm. Geo. Whito 3 3 25 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Richd. French... 11 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Chas. Gostling... 13 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Wm. Parlby 17 Jul. 60. 21 Mar. 69. 22 May 76.
&eo. Congreve... © º º 20 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Pickering ... 21 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Jno. Thos. Hill • . . 30 Jul. 60. 14 Jun. 69. 24 Jun. 76.
Geo. Evans Hunt 31 Jul. 60. ...... . ......
Thos. Coryndon Luxmore 2 Aug. 60. 7 Sep. 67. 8 Jul. 71.
'Wrm. Faris • * e & O , , , , 5 3
Montgomery Williams 3 3 3 3 12 Apr. 72.
Jno. Longfield, C.B. 3 Aug. 60. 5 Sep. 69. 19 Jul. 76.
Jas. Fitzgerald tº tº º © tº g 30 Aug. 60. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Chas. Wm. Morley Balders, C.B. ... 31 Aug. 60. 28 Oct. 69. ......
Fred. Wm. Hamilton, C.B., aft. Sir F. , , 18 Dec. 69. 21 Nov. 76.
Coghill Glendower Ottley © º º 11 Sep. 60. ...... . ......
Chas. Hastings Doyle, aft. Sir C. ... 15 Sep. 60. 10 Jan. 70. 15 Mar. 77.
Thos. Hore ... ' '... & e e 20 Sep. 60. 1 Jan. 68. ......
Richd. Jno. Stotherd... , , 1 Jan. 68. 19 Jun. 72.
'Chas. Edw. Michel 21 Sep. 60. ...... . ......
Clement Clemons 29 Sep. 60. ...... . ......
Chas. Haldane... . ... ... 7 Oct. 60. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fred. Horn, aft. Sir F. tº º & 13 Oct. 60. 18 Jan. 70. 2 Jun. 77.
Alexr. Hy. Edmonstone Boileau 18 Oct. 60. ...... . ......
Jno. Skardon Ramsay tº $ tº tº ſº tº 6 Nov. 60. ...... . ......
Jno. Fras. Glencairn Campbell; C.B. 12 Nov. 60. 3 Feb. 70. ....:.
Fred. Brooke Corfield e e & tº e > 18 Nov. 60. 25 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Ld. Fredk. Paulet tº º ſº 13 Dec. 60. 12 Feb. 70. ......
Edw. Green, C.B., aft. Sir E. ... - 18 Dec. 60. 25 Jun. 70. 2 Jun. 77.
Wm. Clendon ... e - © e tº tº ... 22 Dec. 60. ...... . ......
Anthy. Blaxland Stransham, aft. Sir A. 23 Aug. 66. 1 Apr. 7 0.
Jno. Rowland Smyth, C.B. ... © º º 2 : 1 Apr. 70. …
‘Wnm. Jas. D'Urban . . . . . . . 27 Dec. 60. 20 Jun. 70. ......
Benj. Crispin ... " 15 Jan. 61. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hy. Jno. French 18 Jan. 61. 9 Aug. 70. ......
Geo. Farquharson º & © & 25 Jan. 61. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Wm. Robt. Corfield ... & º ºs 30 Jan. 61. 25 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Robt. St. John... e e e 4 Feb. 61. ...... . ......
Richd. Horsford 6 Feb. 61. ...... . ......
Terence O'Brien
896
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
M-Gen.
Name. L.-Gen. Gen.
Sir Robt. Cornelis Napier, K.C.B., aft. la.
Napier of Magdala ... tº º tº $ tº ... 15 Feb. 61. 1 Mar. 67. 1 Apr. 74
Chas. Wm. Wingfield 21 Feb. 61. ...... i ......
Jno. Ffolliott Crofton... 9 Mar. 61. 21 Aug. 70. 23 Aug. 77.
Jno. Grattan tº dº ſº 10 Mar. 61. 15 Sep. 70. ..... ‘e
Hon. Jas. Lindsay 12 Mar. 61. 10 Oct. 70. ......
Wm. Sullivan, C. B. ... 23 Mar. ($1. ... ... . ......
Josh. Webb Goldsworthy 29 Mar. 61. ...... . ......
Herbert Jacob ... & ſº º 2 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Richd. Rodney Ricketts 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edw. Hume Hart 3 3 | * * * * * * , ~ * * * * *
Edw. Trevor 1 Apr. 61. ...... . ......
Alex. Gordon ... tº e & * tº 20 Apr. 61. ...... s is e g º e
Jno. Hankey Bainbrigge ... tº tº tº tº @ ſº 33 22 Oct. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Arth. Aug. Thurlow Cunynghame, C.B., aft.
Sir A. tº º e tº ſº tº tº e º tº gº º tº gº º 3 3 3 3 3 *
Arth. Mitford Becher, C.B., aft. Sir A. 27 Apr, 61. 25 Jun. 70. 2 Jun. 77.
Jno. Fordyce ... tº € 9 tº tº e ſº tº gº 29 Apr. 61. 21 Jan. 72. ......
Wm. Jas. King © tº º * e & 1 May 61. ...... . ......
Wm. Abraham Le Mesurier ... 3 * 19 Nov. 70. ......
Jno. Swinburn... e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Kelly 2 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Jas. Kerr Ross 5 5 19 Nov. 70. ......
Eardley Wilmot 5 3 3 3 • * * * * *
Edw. Basil Brooke * 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. FitzMaurice 7 May 61. ...... . ......
Fredk. Hope ... © tº & 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Stanhope Wrm. Jephson 24 May 61. ...... . ......
Hy. Poole ... ſº tº º 5 Jun. 61. ...... . ......
Lewis Alexr. During ... 17 Jun. 61. 19 Nov. 70. | 1 Oct. 77.
Joshua Simmons Smith 5 5 33 3 3
Thos. Ferguson Flemyng 11 Jul. 61. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Fras. Wheler, aft. Sir F. 21 Jul. 61. 3 3 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Studholme Hodgson 23 Jul. 61. ...... . ...... -
Thos. Townsend Pears, C.B.... 6 Aug. 61. ...... . ......
Sir Andr. Scott Waugh . | “.... . ......
Hy. Arth. O’Neill , 22 Nov. 70. ......
Horatio Shirley, C.B. ... * * * 8 Aug. 61. ...... . ......
Arth. Johnstone Lawrence, C.B. 14 Aug. 61. ...... . ......
Richd. Parker... ... ... 24 Aug. 61. 2 Jan. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Kennedy McCausland ... 29 Aug. 61. ...... . ......
Jno. Hobson tº gº tº tº e º 2 Sep. 61. 25 Jun. 70. 11 Jul. 77.
Walter Scott 5 Sep. 61. 1 Mar. 67. 31 Mar. 75.
Robt. Wm. Honnor, C.B. 17 Sep. 61. ...... ......
Chas. Trollope, C. B. ... * * * 20 Sep. 61. 24 Feb. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. St. Patrick Lawrence, C.B. 25 Sep. 61. ...... . ......
Wm. Halpin 8 Oct. 61. ...... . ......
Jas. Somers Down 2 Nov. 61. 25 Jun. 70. ......
Andrew T. Hemphill... we tº & tº º º 10 Nov. 61. ...... . ......
Ld. Geo. Aug. Fredk. Paget, C.B. ... 11 Nov. 61. 28 Feb. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Peter Hamond... ... tº º e tº e tº 15 Nov. 61. ... ... . ......
Wm. Hy. Miller, C.B.... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Brook Jno. Taylor ... , , 9 Apr. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Burton Daveney .. 13 Dec. 61. ...... . ......
Jas. Stuart ... ... we tº º 3 * ...... . ......
Geo. Thos. Conolly Napier, C.B. 15 Dec. 61. 30 Apr. 71. ......
Edwd. Sterling Farmar tº tº tº 31 Dec. 61. ...... . ..... tº
1 Jan. 62, 25 Jun. 70. . ......
Willoughby Trevelyan gº tº ſº tº º e
Fras. Rowcroft, C.B. ... tº º is tº º
Jno. Macoustie Shortt
Jas. Matthie - -
& a dº ſº tº º
tº e º ſº º º
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 897
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen
Edwd. Rowley Hill 2 Feb. 62. 27 May 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Wm. Key 6 Feb. 62. 30 Jul. 71. 39
Edw. Pole s e e 16 Feb. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 2 3
Arth. Shirley ... 7 Mar. 62. ...... . ......
Fred. Holl Robe 14 Mar. 62. ...... . ......
Edwd. Rea. ... tº e º tº º 25 Mar. 62. ...... . ......
Sandy Stawell Walsh, C. B. ... 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Biddlecombe Marlow 26 Mar. 62. ...... . ......
AleXr. Anderson e tº 33 10 Nov. 66. 1 Apr. 70.
Benj. Spicer Stehelin... 3 Apr. 62. 17 Mar. 68. ......
Chas. Alfr. Browne 6 Apr. 62. tº º tº e º 'º tº as tº tº * *
Robt. Jno. McKillop ... 11 Apr. 62. ...... . ......
Sir Arth. Thos. Cotton 14 Apr. 62. 1 Mar. 67. 20 Mar. 76.
Geo. Macan & gº º 20 Apr. 62. ...... . ......
Sir Robt. Walpole, K.C.B. 30 May 62. 25 Oct. 71. ......
Noel Thos. Lake, C.B. tº tº gº # * * tº G is 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arth. Johnstone Lawrence, C.B., aft. Sir A. 1 Jun. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Hon. Geo. Cadogan, C.B. tº e g 3 Jun. 62. 33 3 3
Thos. Chas. Cotton Moore 10 Jun. 62. ...... . ......
Hugh Troup $ 8 tº 5 3 25 Jul. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Inglis Jameson ... 15 Jun. 62. 18 Apr. 71. ......
Fred Darby Cleaveland 20 Jun. 62. ...... . ......
Simon Fraser ... tº e tº 24 Jun. 62. ...... . ......
Jno. Chas. Hope Gibsone 28 Jun, 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Alexr. Cunningham 30 Jun. 62. ...... . ......
Wm. Maule Ramsay ... 1 Jul. 62. 11 May 71. ......
Chas. P. Ainslie 7 Jul. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Piercy Benn 16 Jul. 62. ...... . ......
Humphrey Lyons 5 5 20 May 71. ......
Jno. Fraser tº º 18 Jul. 62. ..... . ......
Sir Archd. Bogle 2 Aug. 62. 20 May 71. ......
Freeman Murray ë º º & º # e. e. ... 13 Aug. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct 77.
Hon. Alexr. Nelson Hood, aft. visc. Bridport | 19 Aug. 62. 5 3 39
David Russell, C.B., aft. Sir D. tº e tº is º 3 Sep. 62. 3. 5 3
Richd. Albt. Bayley ... & º tº ... 6 Sep. 62. 4 Jul. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Arnold Edwd. Burmester, C.B. . 23 Sep. 62. ...... ......
David Simpson º & º tº ſº tº 2 Oct. 62. 3 Sep. 71. ......
Horatio Shirley, C.B., aft. Sir H. 24 Oct. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Saml. Newton, aft. sir W. 6 Nov., 62. 5 5 9 3
Geo. Dixon, C.B. tº tº J e tº º 7 Nov. 62. ...... . ......
Hamilton Vetch 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arth. Sanders e tº º * e tº tº º º 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Egerton Chas. Wm. Miles Milman ... 9 Nov. 62. ...... . ......
Spencer Perceval § º º 5 3 25 Oct, 71. ......
Hy. Cooper 5 5 3 5 1 Oct. 77.
Randal Rumley e ſº tº º º tº º ºs 5 3 3 3 5 J
Sir Hy. Knight Storks, K.C.B., G.C.M.G. 12 Nov. 62. 3 y | * * * * * *
Edwd. Altham Cumberlege tº Q 22 Nov. 62. 17 Sep. 71. ......
Fredk. Gaitskell, C.B. & e tº 23 Nov. 62. ...... . ......
Jno. Macdonald © tº ºn 12 D, c. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Thos. Charlton Smith 21 Dec. 62. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Sutton, C.B. 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * -
Stephen Pott ... 31 Dec. 62. ...... . ......
Chas. Jno. Cooke 6 Jan. 63. ...... | | * * * * * *
Andr. Rowland 3 5 1 Aug. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Hill * * 13 Jan. 63. ...... . ......
Hy. Jos. Morris 20 Jan. 63. ...... . ......
Hy. Pester tº e de tº tº ſº & © & * * * ... 24 Jan. 63. 11 Sep. 64. | ......
Hon. Geo. Cecil Weld Forester, c.c. li. G. F. 29 Jan. 63. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Edwd. Cooper Hodge, C.B., aft. Sir E. 30 Jan. 63. 55 y 9
Thos. Crombie tº ſº § º º ê g º 5 Feb. 63. 3 y 5 5
898 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Philip Jno. Bainbrigge 6 Feb. 63. ...... ...,..
Hy. Edwd. Doherty, C.B. 8 Feb. 63. 25 Oct. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Aug. Halifax Ferryman, C.B. 12 Feb. 63. 19 Nov. 71. 5 3
Jno. Wray Mitchell ... • * * s 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Jno. Ridley 13 Feb. 63. ...... . ......
Fras. Burton Boileau. 20 Feb. 63. ...... . ......
Geo. James 22 Feb. 63. 2 Feb. 68. ......
Hy. Palliser • * * 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Raikes Faber ... 9 Mar. 63. 5 Dec. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Fras. Claude Burnett ... • * * 10 Mar. 63. & º e s tº ſº * * * * * *
Sir Chas. Shepard Stuart, K.C.B. 12 Mar. 63. 25 Oct. 71. ......
Jno. Walpole ... . . ... • * * 17 Mar. 63. ...... . ......
Thos. Hy. Shuldham ... 18 Mar. 63. 15 Nov. 71. ......
Thos. Jas. Galloway 27 Mar. 63. 7 Dec. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Garvock, aft. Sir J. 1 Apr. 63. 29 Dec. 71. ......
Jno. Butler tº te tº * * * 3 Apr. 63. 9 Dec. 71. ......
Wm. Jones, C.B., aft. Sir W. 5 3 31 Dec. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Barclay Goodfellow 6 Apr. 63. 14 Jul. 71. 3 5
Chas. Edwd. Faber tº ſº º 7 Apr. 63. ...... . ......
Sir Wrm. Marcus Coghlan, K.C.B. 14 Apr. 63. 6 Oct. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Burney ... * @ tº tº º º 17 Apr. 68. ...... . ...... -
Thos. Anderson 21 Apr. 63. ...... . ......
Geo. Munro ... tº ſº tº tº tº e tº dº tº 1 May 63. ...... . ......
Sir Wm. Fenwick Williams, K.C.B. ... 19 May 63. ...... ......
Thos. Holloway, C.B. • * * * * * * ... 29 May 63. 10 Nov. 66. 1 Apr. 70.
Hon. Alexr. Hamilton Gordon,c.B., aft. Sir A. | 8 Jun. 63. 1 Jan. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Maxwell ... fºr tº º tº e & tº 9 ... 12 Jun. 63. ...... . ......
Haughton James 19 Jun. 63. 14 Dec. 71. ......
Wm. Lang w 29 Jun. 63. ...... . .....
Fredk. Spence, C.B. 30 Jun. 63. ...... . ......
Corbet Cottom ... 6 Jul. 63. 5 Jan. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Jas. Bowen Woosnam 13 Jul. 63. ...... . ......
Hy. Servanté .. 3 Aug. 63. 7 Nov. 68. 27 Aug. 72.
Vincent Eyre, C.B. ... 1 Sep. 63. ...... . .....
Jno. Maxwell Glasse ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Croft Wormald... . . . . . . . . . . ......
Jno. Pottinger, C.B. ... 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Wm. Smyth Scott 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Barr tº º ºs tº te tº 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Bladen West Black 5 : • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Lacon Ommanney 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Joshua Margary 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Gore Boland Munbee ... 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Ilbert Birdwood 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Becher Young ... is ſº º 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Saml. Edgar Owen Ludlow ... 3 * | * * * * * | * * * * * *
Matth. Smith ... e º e § tº tº 9 Sep. 63. 4 Mar. 72. ......
Chas. Bertie Symons ... 20 Sep. 63. ...... . ......
Hy. Bates e # tº º 9 Oct. 63. 8 Mar. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Owen Crawley 11 Oct. 63. ...... . ......
Alf. Geo. Goodwyn 13 Oct. 63. ...... . ......
Jno. Mac Duff, C.B. ... 23 Oct. 63. ...... . ......
Edmø. Neal Wilford ... 2 Nov. 63. ...... . ......
'Thos. Charlton Smith 21 Dec. 63. ...... . ......
Wm. Sutton, C.B. * * * g g tº 5 5 • * * * * * : * ~ * * *
Jno. Twiss • - - & © & tº gº tº tº e ºr 5 Jan. 64. | ...... . ......
Edwd. Frome ... gº tº g tº g e g tº dº 5 5 20 Apr. 70. 21 Nov. 74.
Thos. Maitland Wilson tº e tº b e is 7 Jan. 64. || 23 Apr. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Staunton ... tº gº tº tº e º g º 12 Jan. 64. 33 y 5
St. Geo. Danl. Showers, C.B. 13 Jan. 64. | ...... . ......
Chas. Cornwallis Johnstone ... 15 Jan. 64. | ...... . ......
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 899
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen
Wm. Couperus Macleod ... 18 Jan. 64. 19 Feb. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. King ſº tº e tº g 19 Jan. 64. • - - - - - . . . . . . . . -
Chas. Crutchley 31 Jan. 64. || 23 Apr. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Walter Hamilton, C.B. 3 Feb. 64. | ...... . ......
Richd. Jno. Nelson 5 Feb. 64. | ...... . ......
Fras. Dick ... 12 Feb. 64, ...... ......
Edwd. Thos. Lloyd 15 Feb. 64. | ...... . ......
Chas. Rochfort Scott ... 21 Feb. 64, ...... . ......
Jas. Hy. Burke 27 Feb. 64. | ...... . ......
Archd. Macbean º 1 Mar. 64. || 2 Feb. 68. ......
Robt. Longmore Garstin 5 5 5 3 | * * * * * *
Burke Cuppage tº e g • * ~ 1. 33 3 3 • * * * * *
Mark Kerr Atherley ... ... 12 Mar. 64. || 6 May 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Trevor Chute, aft. Sir T. 9 Apr. 64. | 10 May 72. 5 5
Fredk. English, C.B. ... 19 Apr. 64. | ...... ......
Wm. Gust. Brown 29 Apr. 64. || 23 May 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Jervis 17 May 64. 24 Oct. 72. * 5
Hy. Aylmer 20 May 64. | ...... ......
Colin Troup, C.B. 26 May 64. 21 Mar. 72. ......
Geo. Alexr. Baillie 28 May 64. || 23 Apr. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Welchman 25 Jun. 64. • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Robt. Burn ... & & © 27 Jun. 64. || 2 Aug. 68. 1 Oct. 77.
Michl. Wm. Smith, C.B. is tº e 4 Jul. 64. | 19 Jan. 73. 5 3
Richd. Beaumont Burnaby . 21 Jul. 64. | 10 Nov. 68. ......
Wm. How Hennis & e g 5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Daml. Thorndike 5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Harry Stow ... tº tº e 28 Jul. 64. || 7 Feb. 70. ......
Chas. Hy. Mee... tº e & 2 3 || - - - - - - - - - - - -
Wm. Wallace D’Arley 3 5 7 Feb. 70. ......
Jno. Tylden ... tº e - 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Hoolton Hyde º tº º 3 3 7 Feb. 70. 1 Oct. 77.
Thos. Petres Flude ... * @ e tº gº tº 5 3 3 x . 3 5
Sir Neville Bowles Chamberlain, R.C. B. 5 Aug. 64. || 1 May 72. 5 3
Jno. Noble Arbuthnot Freese 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Maxwell Perceval, C.B. ... * * > 8 Aug. 64. || 14 Feb. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Wm. Stisted, C.B., aft. Sir H. ... 10 Aug. 64. | 15 Feb. 73. ......
David Babington e e e tº tº º gº º º ... 17 Aug. 64. | 16 May 72. ......
Philip Nelson Melmoth Guy, C.B., aft. Sir P. 9 Sep. 64. || 6 Apr. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Fras. Seymour, C.B., ft. Sir F. ... ... 10 Sep. 64. || 14 Apr. 73. 5 5
Jno. Mitchell ... e g 20 Sep. 64. | ...... .. ". . . .
Chas. Steuart, C.B. ... tº ſº º 3 Oct. 64. || 6 May 73. ......
Wm. Robt. Andr. Freeman ... 21 Oct. 64. || 2 Oct. 72. ......
Chas. Fredk. North ... 24 Oct. 64. ... • * * * * | * - - - - -
Jno. Leslie Dennis ... is º º e tº tº ... 28 Oct. 64. | 15 Oct. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Richd. Sackville, ld. West, C.B., aft. E.
de la Warr .. tº e tº e e tº ... 29 Oct. 64. | ...... . ......
Wm. Friend Hopkins, C.B. . 4 Nov. 64. | ...... . ... ...
Jno. Geo. Aug. Ayles... tº e º e 3 * | * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fredk. Paul Haines, aft. Sir F. . 25 Nov. 64. || 23 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Wrm. Radcliff ... * * * e is 9 . 9 Dec. 64. | ...... . ......
Alexr. Tulloh . 10 Dec. 64. || 5 Jul. 67. ......
Hy. Geo. Teesdale . 15 Dec. 64. 21 Jun. 71. ......
Thos. Akers Shone ... • * * . 18 Dec. 64, 13 Sep. 71. 1 Oct. 77.
Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth * 3 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Arth. Lambert, aft. Sir J. . 27 Dec. 64. 26 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Fergusson Beatson * 8 Jan. 65. ...... . ......
Wm. O'Grady Haly, aft. Sir W. 12 Jan. 65. 26 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Saunders Alexius Abbott 24 Jan. 65. ...... . ......
Chas. Saml. Reid 5 * | 5 Apr. 73. • - - - - -
Hy. Phipps Raymond... 6 Feb. 65, 26 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Herrick Burnaby 9 Feb. 65, 31 Jan. 72.
900 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Jno. Geddes Walker ... 9 Feb. 65. 31 Jan. 72. ......
Jno. McCoy ... tº - © tº tº tº tº º º tº e ſº 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Ld. Hy. Hugh Manvers Percy, c.c. visc. Percy | 10 Feb. 65. 29 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. C. E. Napier tº º º tº e tº ... 9 Mar. 65. 22 Aug. 73. 3 5
Thos. Lemon, C. B. .. tº e e 11 Mar. 65. ...... . ......
Jno. Edmonstoune Landers ... 12 Mar. 65. 9 Dec. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Hy. Ellice, C.B., aft. Sir C. 23 Mar. 65. 28 Sep. 73. 3 5
Edwd. Rowland Mainwaring... 28 Mar. 65. ...... . ......
Richd. Cornwallis Moore, C.B. ... 29 Mar. 65. 10 May 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Richmond Jones, C.B. ... tº e º ... 2 Apr. 65. 5 Dec. 74. 5 y
Ferd. Whittingham, C.B. * - G - - - ... 7 Apr. 65. ...... . ......
Auchmuty Tucker, C. B. 9 Apr. 65. 14 Dec. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Harry Rivers ... * * 14 Apr. 65. ...... . ......
Hy. Austin Turner ... 0 - e. tº º º 19 Apr. 65. ...... . ......
Sir Thos. Myddelton Biddulph, K.C.B. 31 Apr. 65. 29 Dec. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Balfour, C.B., aft. Sir G. - - - ... 5 Jun. 65. 21 Jul. 74. 3 2
Geo. Aug. Fred. De Rinzy ... tº e G • b & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Gallway Byng Payne ... g & º ſº. 12 Jun. 65. ...... . ......
Philip Harris ... e e & 13 Jun. 65. . ...... . ......
Wm. Wynne Lodder ... 18 Jul. 65. . ...... . ......
Jas. Travers e e 23 Jul. 65. 5 Feb. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Hagart, C.B. ... © º º 28 Jul. 65. 6 Jan. 74. • 3
Wm. Erskine Baker, aft. Sir W. . . . 2 Aug. 65. 1 Apr. 74. 3 5
Thos. Montague Steele, C.B., aft. Sir T. 17 Aug. 65. 7 Jan. 74. 5 *
Jno. Liptrap ... tº - tº tº º º © tº º 22 Aug. 65. 8 Mar. 73. 3 3
Wm. Chambré... tº º º 28 Aug. 65. 26 Mar. 73. ......
Hon. Arth. Chas. Legg 5 5 , , 1 Oct. 77.
Melville Dalyell tº º ſº 3 5 3 3 5 3
Jno. Birtwhistle tº tº tº & © e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Creagh ... e e - * - e. © e - • & e 5 * 26 Jan. 74. ......
Robt. Fitzgerald Crawford, aft. Copland-
Crawford ... tº e - tº e - • * , ... 31 Aug. 65. 31 Jan. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Sykes Stephens ... 5 Sep. 65. 7 Feb. 74. 3 5
Jas. McQueen ... - * 3 3 5 5 3 3
Chas. Smith 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Westenra 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edgar Gibson .. 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Last tº e - ^ - e. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. St. George, C.B., aft. Sir J. 20 Sep. 65. 29 Mar. 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Fras. Plunket Dunne... tº - e 26 Sep. 65. 7 Feb. 74. ......
Rawdon Jno. Popham Vassall 3 3 3 3 1 Oct. 77
Jas. Pattoun Sparke, C.B. 3 3 5 3 3 *
Jno. Wm. Grey 10 Oct. 65. ...... . ......
Hubert Marshall 5 3 11 May 73. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Liddell 12 Oct. 65. ...... . ......
Richd. Chetwode tº e 24 Oct. 65. ...... . ......
Jno. Parson Westropp 3 5 20 Feb. 74. || 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Marm. Reeves, C. B. 9 3 | * * * * * * : * ~ * * * *
Wm. Henderson t 1 Nov. 65. ...... . ......
Thos. Tapp ... . 4 Nov. 65. ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. March . . 20 Nov. 65. ...... . ......
Edw. Darvall ... º 35 20 Feb. 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Carr Tate... e tº º • * * . 28 Nov. 65. 1 Apr. 70. 22 Jul. 75.
Aug. Dover Lyddon Farrant . 12 Dec. 65. ...... . ......
Hy. Blois Turner * * * * & s ... 21 Dec. 65. 1 Apr. 74. 21 Dec. 77.
Geo. Hy. Swinly -> t ... 22 Dec. 65. ...... . ......
.Wm. Robt. Nedham ... . . 26 Dec. 65. ...... . ......
Edwd. Chas. Fletcher 12 Jan. 66. ...... . ......
Edwd. Bagot ... 3 3 • * * * * * ! . . . . .
Jas. Scargill 3 3 21 Mar. 74. ......
Robt. Lewis ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * ... • º,
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 901
Name, M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Saml. Tryon tº e tº 14 Jan. 66. ...... . ......
Thos. Williams, C.B. ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Richd. Clement Moody tº º e tº gº º 25 Jan. 66. ...... . ......
Richd. Wilbraham, C.B., aft. Sir R.... 26 Jan. 66. 21 Mar. 74. || 1 Oct. 77.
Fredk. Aug. Yorke e ſº gº 2 Feb. 66. ' ...... . ......
Hy. Palmer ... tº gº tº 7 Feb. 66. 28 Mar. 74. || 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Edmd. Wilkinson 8 Feb. 66. ...... . ......
David Pott ... tº º º tº gº tº ge e ge 15 Feb. 66. 14 Apr. 74. | 1 Oct. 77.
Edwd. Chas. Warde, C.B., aft. Sir E. 27 Feb. 66. 17 Nov. 75. • 3
Wrm. Irwin * * * tº º tº • * > 3 Mar. 66. 14 Apr. 74. 2 3
Frank Adams, C.B. 4 Mar. 66. ...... . ......
Jas. Robt. Brunker 10 Mar. 66. ...... . ......
Hy. Darby Griffith, C.B. 31 Mar. 66. 14 Apr. 74. || 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Wm. Ormsby ... 5 Apr. 66, ...... . ......
Wrm. Turnbull Renwick 10 Apr. 66. 8 Jun. 71. 27 Feb. 76.
Geo. Freeman Murray 17 Apr. 66. ...... ......
Jas. Webber Smith, C.B. ... 20 Apr. 66. 15 May 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Luke Smyth O'Connor, C.B. ... 24 Apr. 66. ...... ......
Chas. Lncas ... gº tº e tº º º 26 Apr. 66. ...... ......
Hy. Chas. Gosling ... gº tº tº 3 May 66. ...... ......
Fredk. Darley George, C.B. ... 6 May 66. 17 May 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Arth. Jos. Taylor ... gº tº e 12 May 66. 24 Oct. 70. ......
Peter. Thos. Cherry ... . . 27 May 66. 17 Nov. 73. 1 Oct. 77
John Wm. Croggan 12 Jun. 66, 10 Apr. 76. ......
John Hind, C.B. 15 Jun. 66, ...... . ......
John Yorke, C.B. 17 Jun. 66. 1 Aug. 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Jas. Abbott ... tº tº º g e is 19 Jun. 66. 27 Feb. 77. 5 3
Hy. Dunn O'Halloran... tº º º tº tº & ... 25 Jun. 66. ...... . ......
Pr. Fredk. Christian Chas. Aug. of
Schleswig Holstein ... tº e ſº tº s tº ... 3 Jul. 66. 14 Aug. 74. | 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Thos. Blewett Mountstephen ... 20 Jul. 66. ...... . ......
Fras. Gregor Urquhart © tº tº gº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Philip Kearney McGregor Skinner, C.B. 23 Jul. 66. 14 Aug. 74. | 1 Oct. 77.
Chas Beamish ... tº tº Q e tº º * * * 27 Jul. 66. ...... . ......
Sir John Wm. Gordon, R.C. B. $ tº e 3 Aug. 66. ...... . ......
Chas. Jas. Buchanan Riddell, C. B. .. 8 Aug. 66. ...... ......
John Hawkins Gascoigne ... & e º 23 Aug. 66. 1 Apr. 70. 22 Dec. 75.
Collingwood Dickson, C.B., aft. Sir C. 24 Aug. 66. 8 Jun. 76. l Oct. 77.
Wm. Edwd. Mulcaster g tº º º “º º ... 26 Aug. 66. 31 Aug. 74. • 3
John Hamilton Elphinstone Dalrymple ... 28 Aug. 66. 23 Sep. 74. 3 *
Orfeur Cavanagh tº $ tº ... ... ... 17 Sep. 66. 7 Sep. 74. 22
John Stafford Paton ... 29 Oct. 66. 7 Oct. 74. 3 *
Hy. Jos. Pelly... 6 Nov. 66. | 10 Oct. 74. 3 *
Geo. Colt Langley 10 Nov. 66. 23 Feb 75. 7 May 77.
Jos. Oates Travers, C.B. tº e g 5 § • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Robt. Maxwell ... tº tº e tº tº e tº º º 5 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Macleod Bannatyne Fraser Tytler ... 13 Nov. 66. 10 Oct. 74. 1 Oct. 77.
John Coussmaker Heath tº * * * * 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Romer Younghusband 6 Dec. 66. 3 * 2 *
Arth. Geo. Burrows ... e tº 53 e < * * * * | * - - - - -
Danl. Rainier ... tº $ tº 6 Jan. 67. ...... . ......
Frank Turner, C.B. ... 18 Jan. 67. 4 May 77. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Hope Graham, C.B. 20 Jan. 67. 20 Nov. 74. * 3
Jas. Duncan Macpherson 24 Jan. 67. ...... . ...... .
Hy. Renney g 2 Feb. 67. 5 Dec. 74. | 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Campbell, C.B. 4 Feb. 67. 8 Mar. 75. ......
Hayes Marriott ge & © tº gº tº 13 Feb. 67. 7 Mar. 77. 1 Oct. 77.
Robt. Nichs. Faunce ... tº e 26 Feb. 67. ...... . ......
1 Mar. 67. ...... . ......
Sir Hy. Marion Durand, C.B., K.C.S.I.
Edwd. Lawford &
Chas. Wm. Tremenhere, C.B
3 5
5 5
tº tº e º ſº a
tº º ºs e s e
$ tº & tº e &
902 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. • L.-Gen. Gen
Jno. Jarvis Bisset, C.B. 8 Mar. 67. 13 Apr. 75. 1 Oct. 77.
Sir Hy. Tombs, K.C.B. 11 Mar. 67. • * * * * * i • * * * * * -
Jas. Walker Bayley ... • * - 13 Mar. 67. ...... . ......
Hy. Willoughby Trevelyan, C.B. 25 Mar. 67. ...... . ......
Sir Chas. Reid... tº e tº tº e - 5 Apr. 67. 16 Apr. 75 1 Oct. 77.
Geo. Gardiner Alexander, C.B. 9 Apr. 67. ....., | ......
Geo. Briggs ... tº ſº ºn • * * 6 May 67. ...... . ......
Jas. Brind, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 1 Jun. 67. 1 Oct. 77 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Armstrong, C.B. ... e - © 6 Jul. 67. ...... . ......
Sir David Edwd. Wood, K.C.B. 3 5 26 Nov. 76 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Vansittart Cockburn ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Irving, C.B. ... tº G 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Rawlings Mould 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edmä. Twiss Ford * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hamilton Elliot ... 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Pierrepont Hy. Mundy 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
David Wm. Paynter, C.B. ; 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Bethel Gardner ... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Andrew Beatty 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Paget Christie 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Benj. Dennis • 2 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Jas. Wm. Gosset tº tº º 3 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Graeme Alexr. Lockhart, C.Is. 13 Jul. 67. ...... . ......
Robt. Raikes Kinleside 14 Jul. 67. ...... . ......
Thos. Josephus Deverell 31 Jul. 67. ...... . ......
Geo. Graydon ... g tº e 19 Aug. 67. ...... .....
Chas. Harris Blunt ... e - © 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Alan Holdich, aft. Sir E. iº 3 Sep. 67. 28 Apr. 75. 1 Oct. 77.
Sir Fred. Edwd. Chapman, K.C.B. ... 7 Sep. 67. 12 Apr. 72. 3 *
Sir Chas. Wm. Dunbar Stavely, K.C.I. 25 Sep. 67. 29 Apr. 75. 5 3
Alf. Huyshe ... tº s tº - © - e tº e 31 Oct. 67. 1 Oct. 77. $ 3
Richd. Geo. Conolly .. 29 Nov. 67. ...... . ......
Robt. Newton Philips 8 Dec. 67. 13 May 75. 1 Oct. 77.
. Geo. Palmer Whish 9 Dec. 67. 29 May 75. 5 5
Geo. Malcolm, aft. Sir G. * @ 15 Dec. 67. 9 3 - : 5
Jas. Wm. Fitzmayer, aft. Sir J. e - . 29 Dec. 67 || 15 Apr. 77. 3 *
Sir Alfr. Hastings Horsford, K.C.B. tº - - 1 Jan. 68. 2 Aug. 75. 5 3
Walt. D. Phillips Patton, aft. Patton-Bethuno 3 3 14 Sep. 75. • 5
Wm. Harrison Askwith tº e - a s sº - - - 3 3 20 Apr. 77. 27 Jun, 79.
Wm. Edwd. Delves Broughto 5 * 19 Jun. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Elliot Morton ... 0 - - * > . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Albert Geo. Austen 10 Jan. 68. ...... . ......
Geo. Jackson Carey, C.B. ... tº º º ... 21 Jan. 68. ...... . ......
Hon. Percy Egerton Herbert, c.B., aft. Sir P. 28 Jan. 68. 22 Sep. 75. ......
Edwd. Lechmere Russell, aft. Sir E. ... 30 Jan. 68. 23 Aug. 75. 1 (Ict. 77.
Arthur Borton, C.B., aft. Sir A. 31 Jan. 68, 19 Oct. 75. 4 Dec. 77.
Franklin Dunlop, C.B. 2 Feb. 68. 23 Apr. 68. ......
David Elliot Mackirdy 21 Feb. 68. 2 Nov. 75. 19 Mar. 78.
Hy. Fredk. Dunsford, C.B. 22 Feb. 68. 11 Dec. 75. 1 Oct. 77.
Chas. Fras. Skyring ... 4 Mar. 68. ...... . ......
Conolly McCausland ... e - e. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Kensington Whistler ... 5 Mar. 68. 1 Oct. 77. | 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Studholme Brownrigg ... e e s ... 6 Mar. 68. 2 Feb. 76. 20 Mar. 78.
Jno. Lintorn Arabin Simmons, aft. Sir J. ... 3 3 27 Aug. 72. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Montague McMurdo 3 3 10 Feb. 76. 20 May 78.
Wm. Munro, C.B. ... 5 5 3 * 25 Jun. 78.
Arnold Chas. Erringto © º º , , 3 5 10 Aug. 78.
Clement Alexr. Edwards, c. 13. 5 3 17 Mar. 76. * 3
Saml. Tolfrey Christie, C. B. ... 35 5 Apr. 76. ......
Chas. Jas. Dalton • * * 35 1 Oct. 77. ......
Wrm. Mark Wood 53 22 May 76. 16 Sep. 78
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
903
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Hy. Smyth, C.B. © tº dº tº dº º 6 Mar. 68. 24 Jun. 76. 29 Sep. 78.
Lord Mark Kerr, C.B. tº º º 3 3 13 Jul. 76. 11 Nov. 78.
Fred. Marow Eardley Wilmot 2 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hy. Wase Whitfield ... tº a º 9 3 19 Jul. 76. ......
Jno. Wilkie .. tº º ſº 3 3 6 Oct. 76 || 21 Dec. 78.
Hy. Percival de Bathe 33 8 Oct. 76. 1 Jan. 79.
Richd. Waddy, C.B. 5 3 21 Nov. 76 5 Feb. 79.
Jno. Hy. Francklyn, C.B. 3 5 1 Oct. 77. 13 Nov. 80.
Thos. Holmes Tidy 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edmd. Haythorne 3 3 23 Dec. 76. 15 Mar. 79.
Thos. A. Brooke & g & tº tº ſº; 3 5 15 Mar. 77. 27 Apr. 79.
Hy. Dalrymple White, C.B. ... tº tº * 33 31 Mar. 77. 27 May 79.
Wm. Sherbrooke Ramsay Norcott, C.B. 5 3 2 Jun. 77. 11 Jul. 79.
Geo. Wm. Young Simpson © tº 5 3 1 Oct. 77. 1 Oct. 77.
Jno. Maitland ... tº € º tº º e 9 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Danl. Lysons, aft. Sir D. ... tº e tº 5 3 2 Jun. 77. 14 Jul. 79.
Wm. Lygon, E. of Longford, K.C.B. 3 5 3 3 31 Jul. 79.
Pr. Wm. Aug. Edwd. of Saxe Weimar 5 3 6 Jul. 77. 14 Nov. 79.
Gloucester Gambier, C.B. ... e tº º 35 • - - - - - I - - - - - -
Archd. Little, C.B., aft. Sir A. 3 3 11 Jul. 77. 21 Jun. 80.
Saml. Netterville Lowder, C.B. 3 * 1 Oct. 77. 2 Dec. 77.
Jno. Douglas, C.B., aft. Sir J. tº e º • * * 3 3 23 Aug. 77. 30 Jan. 80.
Hy. Chas. Barnson Daubeney, C.B., aft. Sir H. 5 5 1 Oct. 77. 4 Mar. 80.
Hon. Richd. Wm. Penn Curzon, C.B., aft. E.
Howe... § a tº tº º º tº e º & a º # tº º 3 3 3 5 16 Mar. 80.
Thos. Tapp, C.B. 5 5 2 Oct. 74. ......
Hy. Forster, C.B. tº gº tº tº $ tº tº gº º 33 • . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sir Thos. Westropp McMahon, C.B. 9 3 1 Oct. 77. 12 Apr. 80.
Alexr. Maxwell, C.B. ... & º º is a g 5 3 9 3 19 Apr. 80.
Richd. Thos. Farren, C.B. 9 3 3 * 29 Apr. 80.
Hy. Sebastian Rowan, C.B. ... 3 3 9 * | * * * * * *
Robt. Wardlaw, C.B. ... 5 5 33 8 May 80.
Jno. Thornton Grant, C.B. 3 5 3 3 21 May 80.
Alexr. Low, C.B. tº º 3 9 3 3 22 May 80.
Percy Hill, C.B. & © tº g º tº tº º º 5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Sir Edwd. Harris Greathed, K.C.B.... 3 3 5 3 1 Jul. S0.
Sir Jno. Jones, K.C.B. tº $ tº tº ſº º 5 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Gilbert Jno. Lane Buchana 3 3 || - - - - - - - - - - -
Edwd. Wm. Durnford 3 3 1 Apr. 74. 1 Oct. 77.
Wm. Neville Custance, C. B. ... 5 3 l Oct. 77. 7 Sep. 80
Arth. Cavendish Bentinck 9 3 3 * | * * * * *
Sir Richd. Denis Kelly, K.C.B. * 3 5 5 5 Nov. 80.
Jno. Ramsay Stuart, C.B. .. 5 3 5 s 3 1)ec. 80.
Hon. Robt. Rollo 3 * 5 * 19 Dec. 80.
Geo. Lambrick © º ºn is º g 3 5 5 3 25 Dec. 77.
Geo. Augs. Schomberg, C.B.... 3 3 || - - - - - - I - - - - - -
Sir Hy. James... tº e ºs * * * 3 5 21 Nov. 74. ......
Geo. Wynne tº tº e 5 3 27 Feb. 76. 1 Oct. 77.
Arth. Broome, C.S.I. ... e e g 3 3 • * - - - - ) • * * * * *
Evelyn Hy. Fredk. Pocklington 3 5 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hy. Jas. Warre, C.B. ... tº ſº º 5 3 5 3 26 Dec. 80.
Julius Edmd. Goodwyn, C.B. 3 5 3 * 10 Jan. 81.
Rodolph De Salis, C.B. tº & 9 3 3 5 • * * * * *
Alfr. Thos. Hayland ... º 5 3 3 3 12 Apr. 81.
Geo. Vaughan Maxwell, C.B. § 3 3 3 18 Jun. 81.
Edwd. Selby Smyth, aft. Sir E. 5 3 3 * 9 Mar. 81.
Thos. Becket Fielding Marriott 33 * 3 • - - - - -
Edmd. Richd. Jeffreys, C.B. ... * * * 3 5 = 3 1 Jul. 81.
Hon. Fras. Colborne, C.B., aft. Sir F. y 3 3 3 1 Apr. 81.
Hy. Drury Harness, C.B., aft. Sir H. 5 3 7 May 77. , 1 Oct. 77.
Hon. St. Geo. Gerald Foley, C.B. 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.

904
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Name.
Hy. Righy tº $ tº e tº *
Calledon Richd. Egerton
Chas. Elmhirst gº tº e
Richd. Strachey * * g. tº $ in g ſº e tº º e
Richd. Chambre Hays Taylor, C.B., aft. Sir R.
Hon. Arth. Edwd. Hardinge, C.B. ... tº e C
Robt. Newport Tinley gº tº º tº tº ſt g
Edwd. Arth. Somerset
Arth. Cyril Goodenough ... tº º gº
Patr. Leonard McDougall, aft, sir P.
Chas. Erskine Ford ... tº t e s: º º
Thos. Elwyn tº it
Chas. Alexr. Orr
Chas. Jas. Wright ... tº tº e
Alexr. Macdonell, aft. Sir A....
Regd. Edwd. Knatchbull
Anthy. Benn ... * * *
Julius Aug. Robt. Raines
Jno. Alfr. Street, C.B. ë e
Chas. Herbert, C.B. ... e is º
Jno. Wm. Sidney Smith, C.B.
Fras. Pym Harding, C.B. ... gº tº º
Iºdwd. Stopford Claremont; C.B. ...
Geo. Ramsey ... & ſº º e is ºn tº $ tº
Hy. Prichard ... 9 s e tº e º
Crawford Trotter Chamberlain
Harry Burnett Lumsden, aft. Sir H.
Chas. Cameron Shute, C.B. e ſº tº
Jas. Wells Armstrong, C.B. ..
Thos. Sydenham Conway, C.B.
Lord Alfred Paget ... 6 º' tº
Chas. Hind & & e º º e é º
Aug. Fras. Ansell
Wm. Jas. Smythe
Edwd. Kaye, C.B.
Geo. Sandham ... tº º tº tº ſº
Thos. Hooke Pearson, C.B. ...
Lawrence Fyler, C.B. ...
Sir Jas. Edwd. Alexander
Percival Brown & º & • * *
Richd. Hy. Jno. Beaumont ... e &
Alexr. Hy. Louis Wyatt tº º º * * * * é º º
Chas. Lawrence D’Aguilar, C.B., aft. Sir C.
Robt. Gorges Hamilton . tº º is
Jaspar Byng Creagh ... g º º
Edwd. Angier Godfrey Muller
Archd. Inglis Lockhart, C.B....
Thos. Edgar Lacy ... & 4 º'
Geo. Wynell Mayow, C.B.
Edwd. Blagden Hale, C.B.
Jno. Alexr. Ewart, C.B. s º g is ſº tº
Wm. Chas. Hadden ... tº g tº * * *
Wm. Parke, C.B. e is gº tº tº tº tº g
Chas. L. Barnard, C.B., aft. Sir C.
Chas. Fredk. Parkinson tº º &
Edwin Beaumont Johnson, aft. Sir E.
Geo. Bent, C.B. tº e &
Eustace Fane Bourchier § º º
Hy. Errington Longden, C.B., C.S.I....
Hy. Alexr. Carleton, C.B. e iº s & º it e &
Mountford S. H. Lloyd * & º tº e ∈ tº ſº º
b = s.
M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
6 Mar. 68. 31 Mar. 75. 15 Aug. 78.
5 3 * | * * * * * * e º e º e g
9 3 1 Oct. 77. 25 Oct. 82.
3 3 23 Feb. 75. ......
5 5 1 Oct. 77. 1 Apr. 83.
3 y 3 5 5 3
3 * * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
5 * 1 Oct. 77. 1 Aug. 83.
9 3 5 * | * * * * * *
3 * 9 3 1 Oct. 83.
9 3 5 5 1 Oct. 77.
3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
y 5 20 Mar. 76. ......
9 3 1 Oct. 77. 13 Feb. 81.
5 3 3 5 1 Apr. 82.
3 5 1 Aug. 72. ......
9 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
3 3 1 Oct. 77 1 Jul. 81.
* 5 5 * 23 Oct. 83.
9 3 3 y | * * * * * *
3 3 5 § 1 Jul. 81.
3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
3 * 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
2 3 1 Oct. 77.
35 9 3 20 Aug. 78.
5 * 3 y 1 Jan. 80.
5 3 1 Dec. 73. 5 5
5 * 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
5 5 55 | * * * * * *
3 * 5 3 1 Jul. 81.
5 3 9 3 9 3
3 5 3 5 | * * * * * *
5 3 3 3 1 Jul. 81.
* 3 3 3 5 3
y ) 1 Aug. 72. • * * * * *
5 3 1 Oct. 77. 13 Nov. 80.
5 y 3 3 1 Jul. 81.
* 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
5 y 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
2 3 1 Oct. 77. 1 Apr. 84.
2 3 5 5 1 Jul. 81.
5 * 95 | * * * * * *
55 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
5 * 1 Oct. 77. ......
$ 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
3 5 1 Oct. 77. ......
3 5 3 5 13 Jan. 84.
5 3 5 5 1 Jul. 81.
3 3 3 5 1 Apr. 82.
5 3 | * * * * * * 5 Oct. 86.
35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
3 3 1 Oct. 77. | 1 Oct. 77.
3 5 23 May 73. ......
2 3 1 Jun. 73. ... ..
"3 2 1 Oct. 77. | 1 Jul. 81.
5 5 5 3 10 Jul. 79.
* * * * * *
TEIE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
905
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
John Roche # tº gº 6 Mar. 68. 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
Hy. Roxby Benson, C.B. 25 2 3 5 :
Wrm. M'Pherson tº g tº 3 3 | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wm. Robt. Haliday ... e s & tº tº e 2 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Jas. Talbot Airey, C.B., aft. Sir J. 2 3 • 3 1 Jul. 81.
Wilmot Hy. Bradford tº º c & Cº tº 9 3 • 3 3 5
Chas. Lennox Brownlow Maitland ... 9 3 • 2 1 Dec. 84.
Wm. Twisleton Layard g 9 3 5 * 1 Jul. 81.
Jos. Hy. Laye... • * * * * * 5 3 5 5 2 3
Wm. Chas. Forrest ... 3 * * 5 9 3
Arth. Thos. Phillpotts 3 * • 3 23 May 81.
Hy. Jas. Stannus, C.B. y 3 • 3 25 Jun. 79.
Geo. Prince Sealy ... ſº tº ſº tº tº tº tº º º 9 3 : 3 8 Dec. 79.
Hon. Jas. Wm. Bosville Macdonald, C.B. ... 5 3 : 5 1 Jul. 81.
Robt. Julian Baumgartner, C.B. 3 3 * 5 3 *
Geo. Calvert Clarke, C.B. 5 5 2 3 * 3
Chas. F. Fordyce, C.B. tº º tº 2 3 * 3 2 3
Fredk, Amelius Whimper, C.B. 2 3 5 * ! . . . . . .
Robt. Wm. Disney Leith, C.B. 9 3 * > 1 Jul. 81.
Wm. Richd. Preston ... tº ſº e. 2 3 5 * 32
Edwd. Stanton, C.B ... tº ſº º 5 2 5 * 3 *
Thos. Conyngham Kelly, C. B. • 3 3 * 3 9
Hy. Fredk. Ponsonby tº º ſº 5 5 3 * 5 3
Edmd. Ogle ... is tº º 5 3 5 * 35
Oliver Paget Bourke ... 5 3 • 3 | * * * * * *
Geo. Iºrskine ... gº tº º 3 3 5 : 1 Jul. 81.
Edwd. Geo. Wynyard 5 5 • 5 5 3
Thos. Pattle, C.B. e e tº & 3 3 & ſº l & & e & º º
Wm. Lenox Ingall, C.B. g is tº tº º tº 33 3 * 1 Jul. 81.
Chas. Pyndar Beauchamp Walker, C.B. 5 3 9 3 7 Oct. 84.
Wm. Clarke e tº tº tº tº º º tº tº º 5 3 * > 1 Jul. 81.
Arth. Jas. Herbert, C.B., aft, sir A. 3 5 • 5 19 Mar. 85.
Jas., ld. Seaton © tº º © º º is º is 3 3 : 3 1 Jul. 81.
Nathan Smith Gardiner 5 § 1 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Saml. Wells, C.B. 3 5 4 Dec. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
Hy. Geo. Hart ... 3 5 3 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Pratt, C.B. ge tº gº tº & © tº • 3 12 Dec. 77. ......
Hon. Leicester Smyth, C.B., aft. Sir L. 3 3 13 Feb. 78. | 18 Jul. 85.
Jno. Williams Reynolds tº º tº * * * tº g tº 3 3 • * * * * * : - - - - - -
Fredk. Chas. Arth. Stephenson, aft. sir. F. 3 3 23 Feb. 78. 12 Jan. 8 i.
Edma. Aug. Whitmore, C.B., aft. Sir 12. 35 18 Mar. 78. 19 Mar. 86.
Ld. Alexr. Geo. Russell ... tº tº e 3 5 20 Mar. 78. 7 Apr. 86.
Jno. Cameron, C.B. ... e e e tº & C 3 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Jno. Summerfield Hawkins ... 5 3 5 3 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Reid Becher, C.B. tº ſº tº = 3 7 Oct. 76. 29 Nov. 78.
Harry Wainwright Bax Bell... 3 3 30 Mar. 76. ......
Alexr. Taylor, C.B., aft. Sir A. * * * * * 3 * 1 Oct. 77. 31 Dec. 78.
Sir Garnet Jos. Wolseley, IK.C.M.G., C. B. ; ;
aft. visc. Wolseley ... g tº tº tº º ſº * 3 25 Mar. 78. 18 Nov. 82.
Robt. Maclagan § 2 º 2 3 1 Oct. 77. 31 Dec. 78.
Chas. Jas. Conway Mills ... 2 3 25 Jun. 78. 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Josiah Hort, C.B., aft. bt. $ g e : 9 10 Aug. 78. • 3
Sir Arnold Burrowes Kemball, K.C.S.I., c. 1'. • 3 1 Oct. 77. 26 Feb. 80.
Jno. Simpson, C.B. tº º º * † º tº g tº * 3 29 Aug. 78. ......
Hy. Garner Rainey * 5 9 Sep. 78. 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Amber Colo e * - e. 5 * 16 Sep. 78. 3 *
Richd. Waltr. Lacy ... u º º tº gº º $ $ 2 35 29 Sep. 78. : 3
Fredk. Fras. Maude, C.B., v. C., aft. Sir F. 5 3 1 Oct. 78. 5 Nov. 85.
Edwd. Herbert Maxwell, C. B. 5 5 11 Nov. 78. 1 Jul. 81
Jno. McNeill Walter ... tº º º 2 3 21 Dec. 78. 33
Jos. Edwin Thackwell, C.B. ... 22 IDec. 78.
906
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
David Reid ... tº º e • * > 6 Mar. 68 . . ...... * | * tº s tº e tº
Jno. Douglas Campbell, C.B. 5 3 - 1 Jul. 77, ......
Jos. Edwd. Addison ... tº g tº 55 1 Jan. 79. 1 Jul. 81.
Edmd. Roche .. 5 5 5 Feb. 79. 35
Wm. Inglis 5 5 15 Mar. 79. 5 5
Lawrence Shadwell 3 * 27 Apr. 79. 5 5
Chas. Jno. Foster ... tº g tº tº e º $ 3 27 May 79. 13 Mar. 85.
Geo. Fredk. Stephenson Call, C.B.... * 5 14 Jul. 79. 1 Jul. 81.
Jas. Croft Brooke, C.B. & e c # * g 9 5 . . . . * * * * * * ... I & e º e s e
Robt. Bruce e tº tº ſº we gº º 3 5 31 Jul. 79. 1 Jul. 81.
Regd. Younge Shipley, C.B. ... 3 9 11 Aug. 79. 30 Sep. 82.
Horace Wrm. Montagu, C.B. ... 33 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Elias. Collings, C.B. 3 5 18 Sep. 79. 5 *
Ralph Budd tº º º 5 5 14 Nov. 79. 3 *
Hy. Bingham ... 33 • . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hy. Hamilton, C.B. 3 5 30 Nov. 79. 1 Oct. 81.
Thos. Addison, C.B. ... 35 30 Jan. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Wm. Stratton Aslett ... tº º ſº $ tº º 3 5 e e g º e º is $ $ tº e is
Michl. Kavanagh Kennedy, aft. Sir M. 2 3 21 Dec. 77. 10 May 81.
Colin Campbell McIntyre, C.B. 5 3 4 Mar. 80. 1 Oct. 81.
Jas. Maurice Primrose, C.s.I. 3 3 2 3 1 Apr. 82.
Fredk. Robt. Elrington, C.B. $ 2 14 Mar. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Geo. Warren Walker ... tº e . 5 5 15 Aug. 78. 28 Nov. 85.
Chas. Lavallin Nugent $ tº dº 5 s 16 Mar. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Hy. Lefroy, C.B., aft. Sir J. 5 * 1 Oct. 77. 10 May 82.
Percy Archer Butler, C.B. ... $ tº º tº e g 3 3 12 Apr. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Robt. Onesiphorus Bright, c, B., aft. Sir R. 2 3 13 Apr. 80. 1 Oct. 87.
Edwd. Wm. Derrington Bell, C.B., v.c. 3 * | * * * * * * . . . . . .
Wm. Sankey ... g is e tº gº tº tº e & 2 3 19 Apr. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Edmd. Wodehouse 5 * 25 Apr. 80. 3 3
Fowler Burton, C.B. ... 2 3 5 5 5 3
Christr. Birdwood 3 5 18 Feb. 76. 1 Oct. 77.
Hy. Wm. Matthews tº º º 5 5 19 Dec. 76. 22 Dec. 77.
Jno. Drummond Stewart ... * 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Prior - 5 * 8 Feb. 77. 20 Aug. 78.
Geo. De Saumarez 6 Apr. 68. 23 Mar. 77. 20 Aug. 78.
Fred. Wm. Burroughs 20 Apr. 68. 24 May 77. 18 Jul. 79.
Wm. Knox Babington... 22 Apr. 68 1 Jan. 77. ......
Alfred de Lisle 12 May 68. ...... . ......
Wm. Gordon, C.B. ... tº º tº 28 Jun. 68. 29 Apr. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Stephen Chas. Briggs... tº $ tº tº e º tº dº gº 9 3 || - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Geo. Harry Smith Willis, C.B., aft. Sir G. ... 5 3 8 May 80. 11 May 87.
Jno. Hope Wingfield ... tº tº º tº e º tº º g 3 3 19 May 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Ld. Augs. Chas. Lennox Fitzroy, C.B. 9 3 21 May 80. 3 5
Jas. Daubeney, C. B. ... tº $ tº ë tº tº * 5 22 May 80. 2 3
Robt. Warden, C.B. .. 9 3 7 Jun. 80. • *
Chas. Hy. Morris, C.B. 2 3 1 Jul. 80. $ 3
Chas. Wm. Thompson 3 5 5 Oct. 80. * 3
Michl. Bruce tº gº tº tº ſº tº & e # 5 5 31 Oct. 80. * >
Julius Richd. Glyn, C.B., aft. Sir J. 5 5 5 Nov. 80. 1 Oct. 86.
Wm. Olpherts, C.B., v.C. .. © e & 5 5 1 Oct. 77. 31 Mar. 83.
Arth. Scudamore, C.B. © tº º 3 3 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Sir Jno. Miller Adye, K.C.B.... 5 * 27 Jun. 79. 20 Nov. 84.
Steph. Chas. Briggs ... g 3 * 1 Oct. 77. 15 Dec. 80.
Edwd. Price, C. B. tº tº º tº ſº º 5 3 27 May 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Robt. Walter Macleod Fraser 9 3 3 Dec. 80. 3 9
Jas. Conolly, C.B. tº $ tº tº $ tº 2 3 26 Dec. 80. 19 Feb. 85.
Geo. Wm. Powlett Bingham, C. B. 3 5 19 Dec. 80. 1 Jul. 81.
Wm. Hope, C.B. tº e tº $ tº 9 3 10 Jan. 81. 3 5
Chas. Fanshawe 9 3 1 Jul. 78. -
Jno. Archd. Ballard, &n.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 907
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Hy. Hamilton Maxwell, C.B.... 16 Aug. 68. 1 Oct. 77. 31 Mar. 83.
Wm. Fredk. Curtis tº gº º 35 8 May 81. ......
Jno. Archd. Ballard ... & ſº º 9 3 29 Nov. 78. 31 Dec. 78.
Wm. Arden Crommelin, C.B.... 9 3 31 Dec. 78. ......
Lionel Stephen Hough * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Peter Maclean ... tº tº gº 22 Aug. 68. ...... . ......
Allan Hamilton Graham 35 | * * * * * *
Richd. Hy. Crofton 5 5 - I - - - - - - I - - - - - -
Thos. Knox tº tº º tº º e 55 | * * * * * * : I < * * * * *
Hon. Geo. Talbot Devereux $ tº tº ... 30 Sep. 68. ...... . . ......
Hugh Archd. Beauchamp Campbell, C.B. ... 9 3 - - - - - - I - - - - - -
Robt. Talbot ... e e ſº * tº e tº gº º e is g 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Wm. Blake 19 Oct. 68. 1 Oct. 77. 18 Jul. 79.
Thos. Edmd. Knox 28 Oct. 68. 8 May 81. 1 Jul. 81.
Wm. Jas. Loftus, C.B. ,, . . 18 May 81. 3 5
Jas. Wrm. Domville 5 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Westby Donovan 5 5 18 Jun. 81. 1 Apr. 87.
Hy. Poole Hepburn, C.B. 3 3 1 Jul. 81. 1 Jul. 81.
Richd. Mordesley Best 9 3 • 5 • * * * * *
Richd. Knox ... tº º º 9 3 tº º H & º ºs e º e
Richd. King Clavell ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. David Aitken 5 5 1 Oct. 77. 31 Mar. 83.
Wm. Jno. Chamberlayne º 3 3 13 Jul. 81. 15 Jan. 82.
Jas. Edmd. Tannatt Nicolls 3 3 31 Dec. 78. ......
David Anderson tº $ tº * & © 3 3 15 Jan. 82. 17 Jul. 88.
Fredk. Green Wilkinson ſº 3 3 9 Dec. 81. tº s º º e tº
Wm. Pollexfen Radcliffe, C.13. 5 5 9 Mar. 82. 1 Apr. 87.
Reynell Geo. Taylor ... * 35 1 Oct. 77. 15 Dec. 80.
Thos. Hy. Pakenham... tº $ tº $ tº e 3 5 1 Apr. 82. ......
Fred. Alexr. Campbell, aft. sir F. ... 5 3 8 Nov. 80. 5 Jul. 86.
Wm. Payn, C.B., aft, sir W. ... - 9 3 1 Apr. 82. 12 Aug. 88.
Thos. Ross tº º ºr º g 3 5 14 Nov. 81. ......
Sir Wim. Thos. Dennison, K.C.B. 7 Nov. 68. 23 Nov. 70. ......
Fitzwilliam Walker tº e e 3 5 • * * * * * : - - - - - -
Hy. Edwin Weare, C.B. 9 Nov. 68. 12 Aug. 81 | ......
Hy. Meade Hamilton, C.B. 5 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. Bondler Fuller... * 3 • 3 31 Mar. S3.
Hy. Philip Goodenough 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Turner, C.B. ... 3 3 13 Nov. 80. ......
Geo. Sandham ... & ſº tº tº º º * * * 10 Nov. 68. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Chas. Duesbury Robertson ... tº º º tº º ſº 5 3 || s • * * * * : * * * * * *
Hon. Fredk. Aug. Thesiger, C.B., aft. la.
Chelmsford ... tº gº tº * @ tº & ſº tº * * * 5 3 1 Apr. 82. 16 Feb. 88.
Michl. Galway, C.B., aft. Sir M. 5 3 1 Oct. 77 ... & e º e º e
Hon. Chas. Dawson Plunkett 18 Nov. 68. ...... . ......
Broadley Harrison & * † tº # * g. 2 3 23 Mar. 82. ......
Edw. Wm. De Lancey Lowe, C.B. ... 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Albert Fytche, C.S.I. ... * c º ſº ſº 5 3 . 1 Oct. 77. ......
Walter Birch ... tº º 28 Nov. 68, ...... . ......
Geo. Malcolm ... tº º 0 tº º º & a e 15 Dec. 68, ...... . ......
Hon. Aug. Geo. Chas. Chichester ... 24 Dec. 68, 2 Jun. S2. ......
Wm. Albert Stratton... # e tº 3 5 14 Apr. 82. ......
Wm. Hy. Seymour, C.B. 35 30 Sep. 82. 1 Jan. 84.
Sir Wm. Russell, bt., C.B. 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Spencer Westmacott ... 3 5 1 Jul. 81. 13 Aug. 81.
Penrose Chas. Penrose, C.B. ... 5 3 2 Sep. 78. 4 Jun. 79.
Danl. Geo. Robinson ... & a g 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Donald Martin Stewart, C.B.... 5 5 - 1 Oct. 77. ......
John Harley Maxwell 31 Dec. 68. ...... . ......
Wm. Fras. Foote * * * tº e. e. * * * ... 27 Feb. 69. ...... . ......
Sir Edwd. Robt. Wetherall, C.B., K.C.S.I. ... 8 Mar. 69. e g g tº e º * * * * * g.
908 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Jyrmyn Chas. Symonds 17 Mar. 69. ...... . ......
Matth. Chas. Dixon ... tº º º tº tº gº ... 19 Mar. 69. ...... . ......
Sir Fredk. Wellington Jno. FitzWygram, bt. 23 Mar. 69. 1 Apr. 83. ......
Jno. Christºr. Guise, C.B., V.C. # tº gº e 9 tº 9 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jno. Wm. Cox, C.B. ... 5 5 21 Sep. 82. ......
Fras. Hornblow Rundall tº º 2 3 31 Dec. 78. 28 Nov. 85
Hy. Wylie Norman, aft. Sir H. 9 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hy. Lynedoch Gardiner * * g. tº º e ... i 30 Mar. 69. 26 Nov. 80. 1 Oct. 82.
Michl. Anthy. Shrapnel Biddulph, C.B.,
aft. Sir M. ... ë tº & tº g º tº º gº tº & C 5 5 13 Feb. 81. 1 Nov. 86.
Alfr. Augs. Chapman is a tº * * * 3 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Geo. Wade Guy Green, aft. Sir G. ... 5 5 1 Oct. 77. 11 Jun. 79
Chas. Hy. Gordon, C.B. tº º ve tº tº º 1 Apr. 69. ...... . ......
Sir Harry St. George Ord, C.B. 16 Apr. 69. ...... . ......
Robt. Fredk. Mountain 5 May 69. ...... . ......
Richd. Hamilton, C.B. 8 May 69. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hy. White Hitchins .. is tº e 12 May 69. ...... ......
Geo. Wm. Alexr. Higginson, C.B. 17 May 69. 1 Apr. 83. .....
Thos. Geo. Alexr. Oakes, C.B. 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Hume, C. B. & tº tº © tº º 33 1 Aug. 83.
Chas. Wm. Green 9 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Andr. Browne, C.B. 5 3 3 5 | * * * * * *
Jno. Gwilt, C.B. 9 3 | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fras. Peyton ... tº e 5 5 1 Oct. 83. 30 Sep. 85
Barth. O’Brien, C. B. ... 5 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Robt. Parker Radcliffe tº tº º 3 5 1 Sep. 83. ......
Chas. Wright Younghusband tº º ºf 5 * . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Edwd. Bruce Hamley, C.B., aft. Sir E. 5 5 10 May 82. ......
Saml. Enderby Gordon, C.B.... : . 5 3 25 May 82. 1 Nov. 82
Hon. Edwd. Thos. Gage, C. B. 5 3 1 Nov. 82. ......
Chas. Stuart Henry, C B. 32 1 Oct. 82. ......
Cadwallader Adams, C.B. ... tº ºn tº 5 3 23 Oct. 83. ......
Geo. Whitworth Talbot Rich, C.B. ... 2 3 1 Jul. 81. .....
Alexr. Robt. Manson... tº dº tº º ºs 3 * 1 Oct. 79. 23 Aug. 84
Jas. Mitchell MacDonald 6 Jun. 69. ...... . ......
Jno. Fraser tº gº tº # tº e 23 Jun. 69. ...... . ......
Jno. Wellesley Thomas, C.B. 18 Jul. 69. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Wrm. Thos. Dickson ... •. 5 5 3 5 • - - - - -
Wm. Wilby, C.B. tº º tº $ tº º 32 1 Apr. 82. ......
Alfr. Thos. Wilde, aft. Sir A. 2 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hy. Harpur Greer, C.B. 22 Jul. 69. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Hy. Bird tº tº e & º gº 2 3 3 3 • * * * *
Robt. Carey, C.B. is tº º 3 3 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Robt. Wm. Lowry, C.B. 5 5 1 Oct. 82. ......
Hy. Jas. Darr ... tº º ſº tº ſº º 9 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Thos. Lightfoot, C.B. ... tº º tº 1 Aug. 69. 27 Dec. 82. ......
Hon. Hy. Hugh Clifford, C.B. 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * ,
Hy. D'Oyley Torrens, C.B. 5 3 13 Jan. 84. ......
Wm. Forbes Macbean 5 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Wm. Templer Hughes 3 Aug. 69. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Chas. Wilson Moore 15 Aug. 69. ...... . ......
Doveton Hodson, C.B. ... tº º ºs 19 Aug. 69. ...... . ......
Wm. Augs. Tyers, C.B. tº º ºs 23 Aug. 69. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jno. Forbes, C.B., aft. Sir J. ... 3 9 1 ()ct. 77. 3 Feb. 86
Roger Stewart Beatson 9 @ 9 ë tº º 20 Oct. 69. ...... -, * * * * * *
Agmondisham Jno. A. Vesey Kirkland 24 Nov. 69. ...... . ......
Edwd. Mourrice Boxer * g e 20 Dec. 69. ...... . . ......
Chas. Scudamore Longden 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Jno. Lake, C.S.I. 1 Jan. 70. ...... . ......
Wm. Drysdale, C. B. 2 Jan. 70. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jas. Chas. Innes 9 9 1 Oct. 77. .... .
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES, 909
Name. M.-Gen, L.-Gen Gen.
Hy. Hope Crealock, C.B. . ... 2 Jan. 70 4 Sep. 84. ......
Hy. Dominick Daly aft. Sir H. 4 Jan. 70. 1 Oct. 77. | 1 Dec. 88.
Chas. Sawyer ... * * * tº e is 11 Jan. 70. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jno. Neptune Sargent, C. B. ... 5 3 7 Oct, 84. ......
Richd. Geo. Amherst Luard ... 5 3 1 Dec. 84. ......
Hy. Milne * * * * * * 5 3 1 Oct. 77. | . . . . . .
Edwd. Seager, C.B. ... 15 Jan. 70. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Dudley Chas., ld, de Ros 5 3 • 2 - - - - - -
Hy. Ralph Browne ... iº & ºr 2 3 1 Jan. 85. 8 Jul. 85.
Jno. Luther Vaughan, aft. Sir J. 3 3 1 Oct. 77. || 1 Dec. 88.
Chas. Hy. Hutchinson... - 5 Feb. 70. ...... . ......
Thos. Robt. Crawley ... 6 Feb. 70. ...... . ......
Arnold Thompson * - 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Humphreys Kirby 5 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Geo. Jno. Peacocke e tº e 3 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Jas. Robt. Steadman Sayer, C.B. 9 3 13 Mar. 85. ......
Wm. Collier Menzies ... e e Q 33 1 Jul. 81. 19 Oct. 81.
Saml. Jas. Browne, aft. Sir S. - e ºs 3 3 1 Oct. 77 1 Dec. 88.
Sir Robt. Michael Laffan, K.C.M.G. ... 8 Feb. 70. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Alexr. Cunningham Robertson, C.B.... 2 3 3 3 • - - - - -
Geo. Saml. Montgomery, C.S.I. * 3 1 Oct. 77. 3 Feb. 86.
Jas. Frankfort Manners Browne, C. B. 22 Feb. 70. 13 Aug. 81. 12 Feb. 88
Alaster McIan McDonald 3 5 19 Mar. 85. ......
Chas. Cureton ... tº tº º • * ſº 33 1 Oct. 77 1 Dec. 88.
Robt. White, C.B. * * * tº º º 1 Mar. 70. 8 Jul. 85. ......
Jno. Blick Spurgin, C.B., C.S.I. 3 3 | * * * * * * : - - - - - -
Augs. Wm. Murray, C.B. e 5 5 18 Jan. 82. ......
Dominick Jacotin Gamble, C.B. 5 3 18 Jul. 85. ......
Geo. Bryan Milman, C.B. º : 3 30 Dec. 84. ......
Edwd. Hy. Fisher ... c e º 3 5 * * * * * * : * ~ * . . .
Eyre Challoner Hy., ld. Clarina 3 5 5 Nov. 85. ......
Jno. Ross, C.B., aft. Sir J. 5 3 12 Jan. 86. ......
Wm. Freeland Brett ... 3 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Robt. Beaufoy Hawley 35 18 Apr. 83. ......
Fredk. Arth. Willis, C.B. 5 3 19 Mar. 86. ......
Wm. Philip Hampton... 9 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Fras. Carey ... tº º º * - e. 5 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. Edwd. Parke Gordon, C.B. 3 3 3 * - - - - - -
Jas. Robt. Gibbon, C.B. s e e 18 Mar. 70. ...... . ......
Wm. Fredk. Marriott 5 5 1 Oct. 77. ......
Robt. Stuart Baynes .. 26 Mar. 70. 1 Jul. SL. ......
Chas. Douglas... • a e tº 9 º' - e º © tº º 2 3 1 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81,
Hy. Edwd. Landor Thuillier, C.S.I., aft. Sir H. 3 3 10 Jul. 79. * 5
Hy. Radford Norman, C.B. ... - - - - - - 5 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Granville Geo. Chetwynd Stapylton 2 3 * * * * * * * * *
Geo. Courtenay Vialls, C.B. ... * - G 3 3 | * * * * * * } . . . . . .
Ilousada Barrow 5 3 1 Oct. 77. ......
Jno. Hy. Lefroy e 1. Apr. 70. ...... . ......
Wm. Kinnaird Worcester 30 Apr. 70. ...... . ......
Jas. Hy. Craig Robertson 16 May 70. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. Arth. Barwell ... tº e º - * * 33 1 Oct. 77. ......
Hon. Percy Robt. Basil Feilding, C.B. 26 May 70. 7 Apr. 86. ......
Wm. Thos. Laird Patterson ... * * * 2 3 1 Jul. Sl. ......
Herbert Edw. Stacy Abbott... * 13 Jun. 70. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Sir Chas. Wrm. Dunbar Staveley, K.C.B. 20 Jun. 70. ...... . ......
Hy. Blankley Harrington Rogers 1 Jul. 70. ...... . ......
Jno. Harvey Elwyn ... tº tº º * c & - a tº 4 Jul. 70. ...... . ......
Dighton Macnaghten Probyn, C.B., v.C., aft. -
sir D.... tº 2 & tº e e is e e * * * ... 25 Jul. 70. 1 Oct. 77. 1 Dec. 88.
Robt. Jno. Eagar, C.B. 5 3 1 Jul. 81.
Jno. Guize Rogers Aplin
3 3
910 º, THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Chas. Hood e g . e. e. e. * - G * - - ... 25 Jul. 70. , 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. Crauford Fraser, V.C., C.B. ... 3 3 1 Oct. 86. ......
Hon. Somerset Jno. [Gough] Calthorpe 5 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jas. Pickard ... & º º & e e & e º ... 1 Aug. 70. ...... . ......
Robt. Hughes ... tº a 4 ... 12 Aug. 70. ...... ......
Chas. Edwd. Dawton Hill 15 Oct. 70. ...... ......
Chas. Scott * * tº º 17 Oct. 70. ...... . ......
Jno. Arthur Gildea 24 Dec. 70. ...... . ......
Jas. Geo. Balmain 31 Dec. 70. ...... . . . ....
|Robt. Patton ... c - - * * * * - e. 1 Jan. 71. ...... ......
Jno. Richd. Anderson, C. B. ... ... 15 Mar. 71. ...... . ......
Brooke Boyd ... - 18 Apr. 71. 1 Oct. 77. 1 Dec. 88.
Fras. Elliot Voyle 11 May 71. ...... ......
Jno. Liptrott ... 20 May 71. 1 Oct. 77. 1 Dec. 88.
Andr. Hunter • * * , 10 Jun. 71. ...... . . . .* * * *
Edwd. Jno. Rickards... 2 × . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Thos. Elwyn ... e - - - e. e. tº $ tº ... 21 Jun. 71. 20 Jul. 81. ......
Colin Mackenzie, C.B.... • * * & t tº * - vº 4 Jul. 71. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Paul Bernard Whittingham ... 12 Jul. 71. • * * * * * | * * * * . .
Wm. Hamilton Cox ... * 6 & tº t e ... 20 Jul. 71. ...... . ......
Sir Arthur Purves Phayre, K.C.S.I., C.B. ... 9 Aug. 71 1 Oct. 77. ......
Fredk. Octavius Salusbury ... & 19 Aug. 71. ...... . ......
Hy. Young Darracott Scott, C.B. * 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * ~ *
Wm. Rice Dickinson ... & a º 1 Sep. 71. ...... . ......
Fredk. Maitland 3 Sep. 71. ...... . ......
Hy. Arth. White 13 Sep. 71. ...... . ......
Hy. Nott e tº - - 17 Sep. 71. 1 Oct. 77. ......
Fras. Hutchinson Synge 20 Sep. 71. ...... ......
Edwd. Arth. Green 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * ~ *
.Jno. Talbot Shakespear 26 Sep. 71. 20 Oct. 77. ......
Mortimer R. S. Whitmore 1 Oct. 71. ...... . ......
Edw. Adams ... • 6 - 16 Oct. 71. ...... • | ......
Wm. Hy. Delamain 31 Sep. 71. ...... . ......
Lewis Grant ... 18 Nov. 71. ...... . ......
Jas. Holt Freeth 14 Dec. 71. ...... . ......
.Jno. Barrett ... • * * * s º 3 3 2 May 78. ......
Wm. Manley Hall Dixon, C.B. 23 Dec. 71. ...... . . .......
Evan Maberly, C. B. • a e 17 Jan. 72. ...... . ......
Wm. Geo. Hamley 27 Jan. 72. ...... . .......
Hy. Craigie Brewster e 3 Feb. 72. ...... . ......
Wm. Hindley Crighton, C. B. ... 17 Feb. 72. ...... . ......
Edwd. Patr. Lynch - e. e. 19 Feb. 72. 20 Aug. 78. ...... .
Hy. Clerk tº º tº * e e 24 Apr. 72. ...... . ......
Richd. Lloyd Thompson : 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * ,
Jno. Jas. Jenkins * | ...... . ......
Jas. Campbell tº º º 1 May 72. ...... ......
Robt. Jno. Hawthorne 3 3 18 Jul. 79 || 1 Dec. 88.
Tºdwd. Moubray 15 May 72. ...... . ......
Wm. Stewart Furneaux 8 Jun, 72. ...... . . . ...
Hy. Philip Tyacke 19 Jun. 72. ...... . ......
Sampson Freeth 26 Jun. 72. ...... . ......
Chas. Vyvyan Cox, C.B. 1 Aug. 72. ...... . ......
John Hall Smyth, C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Geo. Bourchier, R.C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jos. Lyon Barrow, C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Hammond... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Ernle Kyrle Money 3 3 , , s = < * * | * * * * * *
Gerard Potter Eton 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Maxwell ... 3 5 . . . . * * * * * * . . . . . * * * * * *
Thos. Brougham 3 y | *, * * * * * | * * * * *
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 911
Natne. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Thos. Hay Campbell ... 1 Aug. 72. ...... . ...... .
John Eliot ſº tº e tº e º 35' • I e s tº a s e i g e g º Aº Q
Hy. Lewis tº 5 3 - | . ~ * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo Eliot Voyle 3 5 . . * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alfr. Wintle ... s e - 33 . . * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Fredk. Geo. Nuthall ... 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Anthy. Maxtone Murray 3 3 - | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Saml. Woodcock 3 3 | * * * * * * : * ~ * * * * .
Wm. Bainbrigge Marshall 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hickman Thos. Molesworth ... 3 3 : ] , , , s • * * | * * * * * *
Walker King Fooks & e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Tobt. Geo. Hunter Grant 9 5 . . . . . . e. e i < * * * * *
Chas. Vincent Bowie ... > 3 > . , s = < * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Regd. Courtenay... 9 3 - | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fredk. Conybeare 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Donald McNeill 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Erskine Hicks 5 * * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Atlay, C.B. 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Alexr. Morse * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
David Greenhill Anderson 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * : * ~ *
Jos. Skekleton... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Jas. Barton 3 2 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Colin Cookworthy 3 3 H = • * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Maister tº e - 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Brown Melhuish ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Ramsay Sladen ... 9 3 } • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Hy. Friend Kennedy ... 21 Aug. 72. ...... . ......
Fras. Percy Nott 1 Oct. 72. ...... . ......
David Watson ... - - - 5 Oct. 72. ...... . ......
John Cowell Bartley ... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Steph. Fras. Macmullen 31 Dec. 72. 18 Jul. 79 1 Dec. 88.
Sir Thos. Peyton, bt.... 15 Jan. 73. ...... . ......
Gibbes Rigaud... tº e G 1 Feb. 73. ...... . ......
Burdett Richd. Powel 5 Feb. 73. 13 Aug. 79. ......
Thos. Hy. Clifton -
Millington Hy. Synge ...
Hy. Reynolds Werge ...
Geo. Sturrock ...
Evelyn Bradford
John Wedderburn
Wm. Murray tº º º
Miller Clifford ... • * *
John Hamilton Cox, C.B.
Thos. Bernard Collinson
Chas. Triganee Franklin, C.B.
Fras. Gilbert Hamley...
Chas. Louis ... * Q &
Wm. Driscoll Gosset ... tº e e
Andr. Pellett Scrimshire Green
Jas. Robt. Mann © & tº e º
Fredk. Macgowan • , e. e. e.
Thos. de Courcy Hamilton, V.C.
Robt. Barlow M*Crea... -
Augs. Fredk. Fras. Lennox ...
Fredk. Llewellyn Alexander
Jas. Edwd. Westropp...
Albt. Hy. Andr. Hervey
Paget Bayly ... tº a tº
Arth. Comyn Pigou
Gother Fredk. Mann, C.B.
Stapylton Robinson
12 Feb. 73.
8 Mar. 73.
13 Apr. 73.
23 Apr. 73.
3 5
21 Jun. 73.
5 Jul. 73.
2 Aug. 73.
9 Aug. 73.
18 Sep. 73.
8 oct. 73.
18 Oct. 73.
12 Nov. 73.
4 Feb. 74.
11 Mar. 74.
8 Apr. 74.
10 Apr. 74.
17 Jun. 7 4.
13 Aug. 74.
31 Oct. 74.
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912 - THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,
Name.
M.-Gen.
L.-Gen.
Gen.
Hy. Chas. Adlam
Wm. Russell Eliott
Jno. Wm. Bristow
Robt. Unwin ...
Chas. Fredc. Smith
Jno. Elphinstone Fraser
Henley Thos. Bartlett
Wm. Skene Row tº e ge tº e º
Hy. Boileau Adolph. Poulton
Chas. Stephen Fowle ... * * *
Alexr. Mackay Mackenzie
Geo. Delane ... tº tº º
Hy. Jno. Templar
Chas. Wm. Miles tº e º
Hy. Duncan Twysden... to e º
Arth. Loftus Steele ... tº º
Chas. Jno. Bradley ...
Fras. Mitchell Haultain
Wrm. Dacres Stanley ... tº º º © º º
Lumley Hodgson Huskisson Holland
Jas. Orr e e is * * * e e & e e º
Chas. Thos. Harkness tº e &
Wm. Sidney Smith Mulcaster
Arth. Sage ... tº $ tº tº º º
Jno. Hy. Lyte Kerr ...
Horatio Edwd. Walpole
Chas. Osbaldiston Lukin
Geo. Paxton ... * * *
Chas. Pulley
Alexr. Cannan...
Saml. Thacker ...
Ross Balfour Moore
Hy. Burdon Hodgson ...
Jno. Hy. Reynolds
Jas. Black tº e & tº ſº º
Wm. Abercrombie Dick
Walter Montrion
Jas. Fras. Eaton Travers
Tºdwin Alexr. Rowlatt
Hy. Mein Wilson tº gº tº
Chas. Basil Gibbons Bacon ...
Davd. Briggs ... tº e e tº tº tº
Jno. Anstruther Angu tº $ tº
Sir Chas. Walters D'Oyly, bt.
Wm. Hy. Stubbs * * * tº gº tº
Wm. Elwyn * * * tº º º
Chas. Andrews tº º º
Chas. Fredk. Browne...
Hy. Provost Babbage...
Chas. Holroyd... & e tº
Geo. Edwd. Holmes ...
Jas. Dawson MacDonald
Roderick Donald Macpherson
Holled Wallace Hy. Coxe
Jno. Seymour Dunbar
Jno. Innes Gibbs
Jas. Young Gowan
Chas. Irvine
Chas. Murray ... * * * *
Neil Edmonstone Boileau
Hugh Lowman Pester
25 Nov. 74.
18 Jan. 75.
23 Jan. 75.
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
913:

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen,
Fredk. Nepean Smith... 23 Jan. 75. ...... . ......
Jno. Geo. Palmer ... 9 5 • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Wm. Powell Stuart Smyth 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Herbert Cuming 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Graves a tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Clerk ... e tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Dillon Gustavus Pollard 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Robt. Fraser ... 3 3 | * * * * * * : I < * * * * *
Jno. 1)aniel e tº ºn 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Hoseason ... tº gº tº & © º tº e e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Fredk, Jno. Goldsmid, C.B., K.C. s.I. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Wm. Taylor tº º ºs tº e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Augs. Saunders 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Rhodes Morgan ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Napper Pace ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Richd. Baugh ... 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Saml. Jones 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Daniel Williams ... 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Ashburner e e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Edmonstone Macleod 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Jno. Combe 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Pirie e tº gº * @ gº tº º e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Wm. Hy. Rodes Green, C.B., K.C.S.I. 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. McBain Barnes Farquharson ... 5 5 ' | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Guillam Scott ... tº e º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Hope Smith Bowdich... 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Edwd. Francis ... º e ' 9 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Wm. Playfair - 3 Feb. 75. ...... . ......
Edwd. Andrée Wyld ... 8 Feb. 75. ...... . ......
Webber D. Harris : ... 25 Feb. 75. ...... . ......
Geo. Buckmall Shakspear 10 Mar. 75. ...... . ......
Guy Rotton. ... g tº º 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Valentime Thos. Mairi 1 Apr. 75. ...... . ......
Chas. Jas. Hodgson ... 3 May 75. ...... . ......
Geo. Remington Cookson 5 Jun. 75. ...... . ......
Chas. Need ... tº e - 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Robt. Cunningham 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Regd. Ouseley ... . . . . tº º e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Richd. Wellesley Chambers ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Fullerton Carnegie • * * 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Briggs ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jermy Chas. West 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Imlach Bett - - - 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Bobt. Maxwell Johnstone 3 * | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Hugh Geo. Robison : 9 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Gray tº º º ºn tº e 35 | * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Wm. Croughton Stileman 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Albert Balcombe Beatson 23 Jun. 75. ...... . ......
Geo. Faithfull ... te 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Steuart Allen ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Barnett Ford ... tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Davison ... g tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Robt. Mackenzie... 7 Jul. 75. ...... . ..... &
Geo. Hy. Vesey 24 Jul. 75. ...... . ......
Jno. Geo. Boothby 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Singleton ... e - 35 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Geo. Ward ... º, º º 1 Sep. 75. ...... . ......
Wm. Forbes e - 5 3. | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Nisbett 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Fullerton tº º tº 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Larkins Robertson 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
914 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen.
Hy. Le Poer Trench ... 1 Sep. 75. ...... . ......
Linnaeus Tripe 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Wm. Cox * * 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Selwood Hewett ſº tº º $ tº e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Gustavus Hamilton Lockwood Milman 8 Sep. 75. ...... . ......
Fras. Montagu Maxwell Ommaney... 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Baillie ... tº e ºs 6 Oct. 75. ...... . ......
Edwd. Hy. Blomfield 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Harper Saxton ... 32 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Octavius Hamilton 23 Oct. 75. ...... . ......
IEdmd. Hy. Cullen Wintle 3 3 | * * * * * *. I • * * * * *
Wrm. Jno. Tweedie ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwin Luddington Scott 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Willoughby Lake Briggs, C.B. , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Evan Murray McGregor 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Shadwell Earle 13 Nov. 75. ...... . ......
Edwd. Smalley 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Fras. Stafford 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Richd. King Freeth ... 17 Nov. 75. ...... . ......
Wm. Vine tº e e tº ſº e 26 Nov. 75. 13 Jan. 81. 1 Dec. 88.
Bannastre Pryce Lloyd 1 Dec. 75. ...... . ......
Richd. Godfrey Jones , , , ...... . . . . . . .
St. Jno. O'Neill Muter 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Milles ... & e º © º º 18 Dec. 75. ...... . ......
Alexr. Kennedy Clark-Kennedy 5 Jan. 76. . . . ... . ......
Jas. Price Clarkson ... gº tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Wellwood Rutherford . 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Iºdmd. David Russell Ross ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hugh Lindsay Christie 2 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Bannerman Ramsay ... 35 | p = • , , , | * * * * * *
Mathew Bligh Ford † - 15 Jan. 76. ...... . ......
Wm. Jno. Doveton 26 Feb. 76. ...... . ......
Hy. Manning Eliott 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arth. Chauncy Phillips 5 5 e s sº e s • * * * * *
Fras. Rawdon Chesney 1 Apr. 76. ...... . ......
Chas. Parker Catty ... 31 May 76. ...... . ......
Alexr. Wm. Gordon ... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Augs. Ray Moffat 14 Jun. 76. ...... . ......
Herbert Raban 2 9 s e s • e ] e e s e s •
Geo. McAndrew 35 | * * * * * e ] e s a see
Fredk. Hy. Smith tº ſº tº 3 J W = e s e e s ] s = e s e e
Fras. Geo. Stainforth $ 9 tº 3 3 } • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Ruxton Eneas Alexander 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * e
Jno. Peter Wm. Campbell 3 3 i e º 'º e s • s e s e s a
Jno. Richardson Auldjo 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Hutchinson, C.B., C.S.I. 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Applegath 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fredk. Phillips tº gº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * , , , , e.
Hamilton Robt. Hathway 3 3 | * * * * * * | * a • e s s
Patr. Maxwell tº tº gº 9 3 | • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Thos. Armstrong & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Jas. Stewart Wallace ... 15 Jul. 76. ...... . ......
Wm. Geo. Owen - is º º 4 Aug. 76. 1 Jul. 81 1 Dec. 88.
Hy. Mills © º º tº ſe tº 12 Aug. 76. ...... . ......
Thos. Wollams Holland 9 3 || * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Pierce ... & © e tº e de tº tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hugh Norris Hodgson e is tº tº ſº e 9 3 | * * * * * * | * g e o a s
Augs. Prichard is q s tº e º tº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Roberts Michael Westropp tº e 22 e o s • * * : * * * * * *
Geo. Elliot Ashburner © tº tº sº º º
Wm. Boyd Irwin tº ºn tº &
26 Aug. 76.
tº $ tº e º 'º
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
915

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen, Gen.
Wm. Jno. Ward * * * • s ºn ... 26 Aug. 76. ..... tº e º º ſº º º
Chas. Maxton Shakespear tº e ſº 32 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Hy. Stoddard • e e & G 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edmond Tudor Boddam e 5 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arthur Jacob Macan Rainey g 33 e < * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Shaw Kemball * @ 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Evelyn Waddington ... e Լ 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Angelo Edwd. Osborne . . 28 Oct. 76. . ...... . ......
Jno. Robertson Pughe e e e g 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Norman Perkins e e 2 3 I e s see e ſ = e s • * *
Fredk. Jno. Ellis º 3 3 || s • e s s • | * * * * * *
Wm. Agnew ... 55 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Gill Moxon 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Gordon Cavenagh 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wrm. Paske 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Roper Boswall ... tº & tº e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Duncan Campbell Wallace e & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Geo. Roche Forlong e 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Wrm. Dun e - © w is g 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edmund Antoine Hy. Bacon 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Thos. Bowen ... * * * 53 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Ebenezer Jacob ... tº º º 9 3 I see e s s | * * * * * *
Jno. Ruggles tº e - tº e e 11 Nov. 76. ...... . ......
Josh, Fletcher Richardson, C.B. 3 2 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Chester Dandridge 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd Chas. Marston º e g 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chamberlen Wm. Walker ... 2 y | * * : * ~ * - I • * * * * *
Wm. Vine tº e e - º º tº tº e ... 26 Nov. 76. ...... . ......
Chas. Scrope Hutchinson ... 30 Dec. 76. ...... . ......
Jioji Rao Sindia s = e i s e º 'º º e i e s a e s e 1 Jan. 77
Rambir Singh • e s i º e º 'º e º s a e º 'º e 5 5
Hy. Clyde Fletcher ... 17 Jan. 77. ...... . ......
Geo. Markham Carter tº e 33 I e e s see | * * * * * *
Robt. Jno. Baker 3 3 || s e e s • * | * * * * * *
Jas. Edmund Mayne ... 31 Jan. 77. ...... . ......
Chas. Crauford Mason J 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Walter Weldon tº tº º 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Jno. Thos. Neild 3 5 o e º e º e | * * * * * *
Saml. Brougham Faddy 8 Feb. 77. 1 Jul. 81 1 Dec. 88
Richd. Andr. Doria , , 3 2 3 2
Arthur Butcher tº a * * * 10 Mar. 77. ...... . ......
Jas. Creighton Wood tº tº ſº 4 Apr. 77. ...... . ......
Sir Arthur Hy. Freeling, bt. 7 Apr. 77. ...... . ......
Chas. Hodgkinson Smith, C.B. 18 Apr. 77. ...... ......
Thos. Augs. Carey ... e e e 24 Apr. 77. 8 Feb. 78. 3 Nov. 78
Stephen Jas. Keate Whitehill 2 May 77. 2 May 78. ......
Geo. Drury ... • * * & º & 3 May 77. ...... ......
Hamilton Chas. Smith 5 May 77. ...... . ......
Jas. Anthy. Steel 32 e s s e < * | * ~ * * * *
Wm. Nembhard tº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Beresford Smyly 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Jerome ... • * * 23 May 77. ...... . ......
Jno. Fendall 33 e < * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Geo. Davidson 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Davidson ...
Jno. Desborough, C.B.
Jno. Everett Thring ...
Robt. Corcyra Romer...
Jas. Cockburn... tº e 4
Hy. Wm. Holland, C.B.
Sydney Jos. Hire
30 May 77.
11 Jun, 77.
28 Jun. 77.
30 Jun. 77.
5 3
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:916 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Name. - M.-Gen. • L.-Gen Gen.
Wm. Walker ... e e º • e is ... ...] 30 Jun. 77. * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Irvine ... {º º tº e e is tº º ſº **te • 35 * * * | * * * * * g e º s º º ſº
Josh. Miles ... tº e e tº dº e tº ſº tº {e 3 9 • I • . . . . . . . . . . .
Geo. Shaw, C.B. tº º ſº g . I 1 Jul. 77. ...... . ......
Ralph Young ... tº º vº tº º ... I 4 Jul. 77. ...... . ......
Chas. Vanbrugh Jenkins ... & ... I 11 Jul. 77. * * * * * * e i s a e s a s
Fras. Robt. Glanville... tº º gº ... I 14 Jul. 77. ....... . ......
Robt. Boyle, C.B. ſº e tº is º º tº e º ... 20 Jul. 77. ...... . ..... *
Edwd. Wolstenholme Ward, C.M.G. ... ... I 11 Aug. 77. ...... . ......
Wm. Bolton Girdlestone & e is e ... 16 Aug. 77. ...... . . ......
Richd. Armstrong Roberts ... & º º . 22 Aug. 77. ....... . ......
Antonio Mattei, C.M.G. & C dº º ºr ... 5 Sep. 77. ...... . . ......
Saverio Gatt ... © tº ſº e 5 5 * | * * * * e s e e ] e e º e s e
Hy. Ferrers Waddington • 35 ' ' ' ' " " " - e i s - e s - *
Jno. Alfred Brereton ... • 3 3 ' ' ' " " - - - - | * * * * * *
Jas. Puckle g 5 9 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Elphinstone & ſº tº tº dº º tº & e • 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Jas. Bruce ... tº º ſº ſº º º tº e sº - 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arthur Francis ë tº * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Fredk. Berthon ... 3 y | * * * * * * : * * tº º º sº.
Jas. Hyde Champion ... 9 3 ' | * * * * * * : * * * * * * *
Jno. Pitcairn Sandwith • 35 ' " " - e < * * | * * * * * iº
Wm. Browne Salmon ... * 1 Oct. 77 2 May 78. ..... *
Jas. Knox Spence ... & e ºs tº º ºs 95. 20 Aug. 78. ......
Geo. Mytton Hill tº º e tº tº gº & © e 3 9 3 Nov. 78. ..... *
Thos. Stock tº e ºl tº º º º 5 5 11 Jun. 79. ......
Geo. Jackson ... tº e e * 93 17 Nov. 79. ......
Wm. Geo. Woods, C.S.I. 3 5 3 y | * * * * * *
Robt. Napier Raikes ... 9 x 18 Dec. 79. ......
Edwd. Every Miller . 93 e s • * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Selby g 2 3 8 Dec. 79. 1 Jul. 81.
Geo. Werner 5 9 1 Jan. 80. ......
Edwd. Wray, C.B. a tº • * * tº $ tº 2 3 31 Dec. 78. ......
Hon. Sir Hy. Ramsay, K.C.S.I., C.B. 5 y 1 Jan. 80 s a e s e is
Alexr. Boyd ... e tº º tº tº º tº e 5 5 16 Jan. 80. . ......
Richd. Chas. Lawrence, C.B. 2 3 25 Jan. 80. ......
Hy. Nicoll tº gº tº º ſº 9 3 25 May 80. ......
Jno. Worgan ... tº º ſº tº º 5 y 31 Dec. 78. ......
Wm. Sparkes Hatch ... * ºf * 5 5 26 Feb. 80. 12 May 82.
Andrew Wm. Macintire, C.B. 3 y 1 Sep. 81. 31 Mar. 83.
Jno. Gordon Petrie, C. B. * * * 5 5 31 Dec. 78. ......
Goodricke Armstrong Fisher 3 9 14 Jul. 80. ......
Crawford Cooke tº º 5 3 21 Jul. 80. ......
Jno. Wilson ... tº e ſº 3 9 15 Dec. 80. ......
Septimus Harding Becher 3 3 18 Dec. 80. ......
Fredk. Dayot Atkinson 9 3 21 Dec. 80. ......
Annesley Inox Gore ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Harris * * * 3 5 18 May 81. ......
Fras. Hy. Scott tº ſº tº & © tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Saml. Drury Tullock tº º 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Wm. Russell tº 9 tº tº & & a tº 9 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Molyneux Capel Spottiswood 35 e < * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Man * e & º, º tº & ſº tº 5 : I < * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Lionel Showers... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Augs. Turner ... & tº e e is 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Grice de Tessier ... tº tº º 5 2. 1 Sep. 81. 31 Mar. 83.
Craven Hildesley Dickens, C.S.I. 9 3 31 Dec. 78. ......
I)onald Campbell Vanrenen ... 3 3 5 5 • * * * * *
Fredk. Wm. Swinhoe... tº g tº tº e ºs 55 3 5 | * * * * * *
Wm. Chas. Robertson Macdonald, C. B. 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Fitzroy Miller Mundy... 5 y “ I” - " - - - - | * * * * * *
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 917

Jas. Eardley Gastrell ſe tº gº e e ſº
Olaus Jno. Macleod Farrington ...
Robt. Thos. Leigh ... tº dº tº tº s &
Geo. Swiney ... § º º tº e G t
Chas. Geo. Hy. Coote... ... . ...
| 13 Oct. 77.
tº e º e s tº
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Anthy. Robt. Thornhill ... ... I 1 Oct. 77..] ...... . . ......
Jno. Patk. Redmond, C.B. ... e & Cº tº º ºf o • 25 s 1 Jul. 81. ......
Edwd. Gascoigne Bulwer, C.B., aft. Sir E. ... • 23 3 21 Jan. 87. ......
Jno. Chiop Brooke ... .... tº tº te 95 - I - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Robt. Woolley... tº g tº tº º & • * 33 • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Edwd. Tuite Dalton, C.S.I. ... • a . . .33 a . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * *
Hy. Le Geyt Bruce, C.B. • * : 235 31 Dec. 78. ......
Lothian Nicholson, C.B. e & © º º 33 19 Oct. 81. ......
Hon. Hussey Fane Keane, C.B. tº 3 3 × . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Geo. Hy., M. of Conynghame º •5 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Wm. Hardy, C.B. º º is ... • * 2 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Jno. Walpole D'Oyly ... . ſº • 23 9 1 Jul. 81.
Alexr. Tod Cadell , -99 31 Dec. 78. ......
Edwd. Fellowes .5 x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • * * *
Robt. Richards © tº º .23 - . 1 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Coote Synge Hutchinson 22 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Pearson Scott Thompson, C.B. 35 & . I • - - - - - | * * * * * *
Jno. Hy. Ford Elkington *5 S 1 Apr. 87. * *
Augs. Fredk. Steele ... tº tº º 2 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Augs. Hy. Lane Fox-Pitt-Rivers 5 3 1 Oct. 82. • * *
Hy. Grierson ... tº $ tº * † tº • 35 1 Jul. 81. ......
Stephen Fras. Chas. Annesley 3 3 3 * | * * * * * *
Hon. Jno. Jocelyn Bourke .5 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Sir Archd. Alison, K.C.B. 5 5 18 Nov. 82. ......
Lindsay Farrington -3.3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Jno. Bayly, C.B. tº tº º s e º . . is a e tº dº tº • 2 3 23 Mar. 82. 26 Apr. 82
Sir Wm. Fraser Drummond Jervois, C.B.,
IC. C.M.G. ... tº gº tº is º º 25 a - I - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Thos. Brydges Rodney, C.B.... s s º *35 º e º sº e º e º e º e º
Peregrine Hy. Fellowes e tº a * * * * 2 3 4 Jun. 79. 1 Feb. 86
Jno. Wm. Collman Williams, aft. Sir J. p •5 3 5 Oct. 86. 21 May 88
Augs. Barnard Hankey tº e e o 2 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Thos. Raikes ... • * tº tº ſº tº tº tº º in , 2 3 . . . . . . . • • * * * * *
Edwd. Newdigate Newdegate, C.B. ... º • *5 3 11 May 87. ......
Wm. Fredk, , ld. Abinger, C.B. tº º º º •3 5 1 Oct. 82. e e º sº tº *
Chas. Wm. Adair. C.B., aft. Sir C. ... e tº 3 7 Nov. 85. 18 Jul. 86
Chas. Vaughan Wilkinson Q & © e 9 3 tº ſº ºn tº e º e º ºs e º 'º
Wm. Wilberforce Harris Greathed, C.B. ... 33 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Gordon Caulfield tº g & tº º ºt & © tº * 35 1 Jul. 81. 1 Dec. 88
Fras. Faithful Warden ſº 3 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
David Scott Dodgson, C.B. & 5 5 2 3 1 Dec. 88.
Chas. Edwd. Beale so 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Freese * tº ſº * tº e e º 3 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Alexr. Crombie Silver tº º º & © º 9 3 3 3 1 Dec. 88.
Jno. Penrose Coode •55 2 3 2 3
Edwd. Dayot Watson... 9 3 53 33
Jno. Wrm. Schneider, C.B. 33 2 3 2 3
Douglas Hamilton te e ſº tº e ſº •2 3 20 Mar. 82. | 1 Dec. 88.
Jno. Sherbrooke Gell... * * * tº ſº º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
David Brown ... tº º tº tº gº tº {} e 5 3 20 Mar. 82. | 1 Dec. 88.
Wm. Jno. Dorehill © 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Cockburn... º 5 5 | * * * * * * a || E & tº ºn tº º
Geo. Staple Dobbie . 2 Oct. 77. 1 Apr. 82. ......
Chas. Robt. West Hervey e º .5 3 * I e e is a g º tº e º ºs º e
Edwd. Harrison tº $ tº ... 4 Oct. 77. ...... . ......
Arth. Newbolt Rich ... ... 11 Oct. 77. 1 Apr. 82. 1 Dec. 88.
tº º 'º º tº º
sº e º is tº º
tº º sº tºº sº.
918
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Geo. Butler Stoney ... tº a º º
Geo. Mein © º is e tº e tº e g tº º º
8 Apr. 78.
tº G & º e tº
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen.
Jno. Fredk. Lester ... © º (º & © tº ... 13 Oct. 77. ...... tº ſº is tº G
Thos. Smith Warden... tº tº dº Ó e º tº º º y 9 || - - - - - - , , s = < e <
Jno. Crawford Millar... © tº tº $ e e tº e Q ; , | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Geo. Edwd. Thomas ... { } & wº © e & e º 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Gustavus Nigle Kingscote Anker Yonge ... 19 Oct. 77. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Augs. Wm. Hy. Meyrick ... e e Q & s tº 9 3 3 3 | * * * * * *
Fredk. Marshall, C.M.G. ſº e dº tº e de ... 20 Oct. 77. 5 Sep. 84. ......
Jno. Roe ſº tº ſº tº º & & © tº e e ſº ... 31 Oct. 77. ...... . . ...
. Sussex Chas. Milford... © tº gº is a 4 to tº º 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Lacy gº tº º tº e ſº © tº º & © & ... 1 Nov. 77. ...... . ......
Jas. Baillie ... * * * tº e ſº tº º is tº e & 5 5 ; * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Cole Faulkner ... * c º tº º 0. tº º & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Danl. Hy. Loudoun Mackinnon ... tº tº dº 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Cockburn .. * † dº o º ºs tº a º tº g tº 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Harrison * g. ge © tº 9 & a tº ... 24 Nov. 77. • * * * * - I - - - - - -
Wm. Lewis Devenish Meares tº e & tº e tº 95 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Abbott Anderson & e e tº gº tº ... 26 Nov. 77. ...... . ......
Jno. Hy. Stewart tº ſº º tº e & e e ge ... 2 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Fredk. Mould ... tº º & tº ſº º tº º º ... I 5 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Rodk. Bannatyne MacLeod ... • * * ... 8 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Archd. Hugh Hope ... © tº º tº e º tº e e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Fredk. Stoddard tº tº tº º º tº e e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Josh. Hume Spry Pierce ... tº a g ë e e 3 5 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Renton ... * * * tº dº gº º º tº e º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alfred Bassano, C.B. ... & © e tº º º ... 12 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Jno. Alexr. Dalzell ... tº e e * c & ... I 19 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Chas. Spalding S. Evans Gordon ... & tº e 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. St. Clair Wilkins... tº º e tº a 4 ... 21 Dec. 77. 31 Dec. 78. 18 Jan. 82.
Geo. Wm. Forbes © tº tº e a tº º º ... 25 Dec. 77. ...... . ......
Hy. Augs. Adams ... tº º G tº ſº tº ... 1 Jan. 78. 1 Apr. 82. 1 Dec. 88.
Robt. Hamilton Currie tº gº º ë tº e ... 23 Jan. 78. ...... . ......
Benj. Geo. Wander Gucht ... gº º tº tº e ſº 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Jno. Wild * * * tº º e tº e dº tº e e 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Blair Thos. Reid & ſº º tº it e º e º ... 2 Feb. 78. ...... . ......
Hy. Dimsdale Manning * * * tº e & tº º tº 5 5 | -- - - - - I - - - - - -
Fredk. Duffin ... & © & tº º º tº º ſº tº e & 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Money Battye gº tº dº 53 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Paget gº tº º © º e tº gº gº 3 3 tº e º e e s a e e
Jno. Dwyer ... tº ºr e tº e ºn tº gº tº * * * ,, . . ...... . ......
Thos. Thompson tº dº ſº tº º dº ... 8 Feb. 78. ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Beaumont De Horsey ... 13 Feb. 78. 13 Feb. 83. ] ......
Wm. McBean, v.C. .. gº tº e ... 16 Feb. 78. ...... . ......
Hy. Hyde tº º ſº & © & ... 17 Feb. 78. ...... . ......
Lennox Jas. Farquharson tº e is ... 2 Mar. 78. ...... . ......
Robt. Patr. Anderson tº e ∈ º e ∈ e e 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Cornwallis Phillips tº º 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Percy Lee Holmes * @ e tº º º © tº 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Geo. Hodgson ... . ... & e e º ºg 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Hessey * * gº tº º gº tº 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Archd. Wm. Graham ... tº a 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Carmichael Russell ... 13 Mar. 78. ...... . ......
Jno. Bean tº tº it tº e tº e e e * tº ... 18 Mar. 78. ...... . ......
Sir Hy. Marshman Havelock, bt., v.C., C.B.; 3.
aft. Havelock-Allan tº º º tº t tº º º tº 5 5 9 Dec. 81. ......
Edwd. Jno. Dickson ... tº º ºs tº º ºs ... 20 Mar. 78. ...... . ......
Richd. Buckley Prettejohn, C.B. tº dº tº 3 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Conyers Tower, C.B. ... ºn tº gº * tº ge e ſº 33 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Alexr. Mackenzie, C.B. * * * º º º ... 27 Mar. 78. ...... . ......
Valentine Fredk. Story ... 1 Apr. 78. ......
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
919
Wm. Calcott Clarke ... e e is
Edmund L'Estrange ... tº e G
• * * * * *
tº e º 'º - e.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen, Gen.
Jno. Goddard ... tº s q tº dº e e e e ... | 17 Apr. 78. ...... . ......
Jno. Lawrence Bolton & e e Q & & 6 * e 3 9 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Wm. Alexr. Kennedy 20 Apr. 78. ...... ......
Chas. Hopkins Byers... • & e 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Geo. Alexr. St. Peter Fooks... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Wm. Younghusband, C.S.I. ... 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Wm. Josh. Fitzmaurice Stafford, C.B. 1 May 78. ...... ......
Robt. Alexr. Napper ... - º º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Hardy Chamberlain 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Goodson Adye... & tº e e e º º 33 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Shewell ... * e e tº º ºs tº e Q 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Fredk. Moore ... & s e tº e º 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Powlett Lane & & 4 95 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Martin Dillon, C.S.I. ; aft. Sir M. 53 22 Nov. 87. ......
Chas. Edwd. Astell . 4 May 78. ..... * | * * * * * *
Hy. Drummond e ‘e & e G & © e = ... 1 Jun. 78. ...... . ......
Arth. Stevens ... tº $ tº e e º 0 0 & ... 12 Jun. 78. ...... . ......
Wm. Gordon Cameron, C.B. ... e ... 25 Jun. 78. 17 Jul. 88. ......
Thos. Lionel Jno. Gallwey ... 1 Jul. 78. 26 Apr. 82. ......
Fredk. Wrm. Graham... º, º ſº 7 Aug. 78. ...... . ......
Jas. Geo. Fife ... e tº Q tº e º & e - 15 Aug. 78. 31 Dec. 78. ......
Geo. Alexr. Leckie ... e e G • * * 20 Aug. 78. ...... . . .....
Chas. Baring ... e e & º º © e - 23 Aug. 78. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jenkin Jones 24 Aug. 78. 31 Dec. 78. ......
Wm. Hill tº e & e is & 29 Aug. 78. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Hy. Campbell Johnstone 31 Aug. 78. ...... . ......
Hy. Arth. Dwyer tº º e e & * 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Farquhar Webster ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Leonard Raisbeck Christopher 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Lane Magniac ... e tº e 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fleetwood Jno. Richards 2 Sep. 78. 1 Feb. 85. ......
Wm. Cosmo Trevor, C.B. 16 Sep. 78. 25 Jul. 84. ......
Fras. Jno. Richards 35 | * * * * * * | * * * . . .
Chas. Herbert ... 25 Sep. 78. ...... . ......
Saml. Crozier Law 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * . . .
Edmd. Lewin Taverner 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * . . .
Saml. Josh. Thorp 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Edwd. Burgoyne Cureton & C º 29 Sep. 78. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Sir Jno. Chetham McLoed, K.C.B. ... 2 Oct. 78. 12 Aug. 88. ......
Wm. Tod Brown, C.B.... tº a º • e ºs 16 Oct. 78. ...... . ......
Hy. Buckley Jenner Wynyard 1 Nov. 78. ...... . ......
Hy. Dyett Abbott, C.B. e s e e 3 Nov. 78. ...... . ......
Wm. Warden Anderson © º º • * * 35 1 Apr. 82. 1 Dec. 88.
Mark Walker, V.C., C.B. º 11 Nov. 78. 16 Dec. 88. ......
Hy. Wellington Palmer 13 Nov. 78. ...... . ......
Benj. Parrott ... tº º º 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Wm. Chas. Rich 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Ambrose Hare ... 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Thos, Gordon Moore Lane 53 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alfr. Becher ... tº tº º 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Augs. Phillip Chesshyre 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Darling Ker ... º e & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * ~ *
Hy. Lowther Chermside, C.B. 16 Nov. 78. ...... . ......
Harry Vince Timbrell... tº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Fras. Wm. Stubbs ... • G & & a tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * -
Chas. Waterloo Hutchinson ... • e º 29 Nov. 78. 31 Dec. 78. 28 Nov. 85.
Wm. Conrad Hamilton tº wº 30 Nov. 78. ...... . ......
Adrian Hugh Paterson 9 3 a • * * * * | * * * * * *
Vincent Jno. Shortland 3 9 || * * * * * * | * * * * * *
& e º is tº e
920 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Jno. Fraser Raper ... ... • * * ... 9 Dec. 78. ...... . ......
Alfr. Hales Heath { 3, | ...... . ......
Alfr. Digby Denmiss ... 14 Dec. 78. " ...... . ......
Hy. Andrew Sorel, C.B. 22 Dec. 78. 1 Nov. 85. ......
Sir Wrm. Russell is e & 24 Dec. 78. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Edwd. Archd. Foord ... 30 Dec. 78. 31 Dec. 78. ......
Saml. Stallard... e ſº 31 Dec. 78. ...... . ......
Hy; Francis º tº gº 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alfr. Light ... e e º 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Stirling Dundas ,, . ...... . ......
Chas. Metcalf Young ... tº º tº 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
T)avid Jno. Falconer Newall... ,, . ...... . ......
Jno. Stewart Tulloch... º, "... . ......
Geo. Rodney Brown ... 3 2 | * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Geo. Alexr. Renny, V.C. ,, . ...... ......
Chas. Hy. Cookes 35 | - - - - - - I - - - - - -
Hy. Parlett Bishop > 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Mcwhirter Mercer ,, . ...... . ......
Wallis Dowell ... tº e º tº tº $ e ſº º is tº º ,, . ...... . ......
Andrew Vance Falls ... tº ſº º e e is tº tº , ! ...... * *
Fredk. Wnn. Bond ... is e e tº gº ,, . ...... . ......
Chas. Macleod Jno. Thornton ,, . ...... . ......
Edwd. Wrm. Dance tº ſº tº ,, . ...... . ......
Lancelot Fras. Chas. Thomas 5 3 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Douglas Gaye ... tº g ºf © tº º º, ...... . ......
Hill Wallace, C.B. ,, . ...... . ......
Geo. Gleig Brown 5 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Clements Hailes ... 5, ...... . ......
Jas. Hy. Reid ... tº º º 3 3 || - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Thos. Jas. Maclachlan 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Carlisle Crowe... ,, . ...... . ......
Robt. Cadell 5 5 27 Feb. 82. 31 Mar. 83.
Jas. Thos. Walker º, 10 May 81. 12 Jan. 84.
Alexr. Fraser, C. B. ... , , 18 Jan. 82. 16 Sep. 86.
Wm. Fras. Clarke Gosling 3 5 12 May 82. 31 Dec. 83
Jno. Augs. Fuller 1 Feb. 82. ......
Jas. Crofton * * * 3 3 17 May 82. ......
Jno. Anthy. Angelo ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Cadell ... tº º 33 28 Jan. 82. ......
Arth. Bunny, C.B. ...... . ......
Wm. Jno. Gray 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Wm. Gulliver g a º 2 3 16 Sep. 82. ......
Napier Geo. Campbell $ tº º 5 5 31 Mar. 83. ] ......
Fredk. Richd. Maunsell, C.B. 3 9 12 Jan. 84. 21 Feb. 87.
Chas. Pollard ... tº e tº tº gº tº 2, ...... . . . ...
Fredk. Sleigh Roberts, aft. bt. 5 5 26 Jul. 83.
Jno. Mackenzie Macintyre •. 11 Sep. 82. ......
Peter Pierce Lyons-O'Connell 5 5 ...... " ......
Fras. Jno. Moberly 53 • * * * * * | * * * * *
Jno. Salusbury Trevor 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Stirling Oliphant 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Felix Thackeray Haig 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Arthur Scott Moberly , , , ...... . ......
Alexr. Davidson tº a ſº tº gº tº 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Urquhart Hamilton Finch 3 5 | * * * * * * } • , s • a s
David Thomson tº ſe tº . . s is 2, ...... . ......
Randal Josh. Feilden, C.M.G. 1 Jan. 79. 5 Jan. 83. ......
Regd. Onslow Farmer , , | “.... . ......
Chas. Brenton Basden 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Ramsay ... * * *
Chas. Jno. Fullerton ...
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 921.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Fredk. Jas. Stephenson © tº e ... 29 Jan. 79. ...... . . . . . . .
Wm. Byrie Alexander . ... te e º to tº º 3 ; . . . . . . . . . . * * * *
Douglas Scott ... tº tº Q . tº e e , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jno. Bedingfield Knocker 18 Feb. 79. ...... . ......
Jno. Lindridge Elgee ... 19 Feb. 79. ...... . ......
Hy. Stuart Bivar 32 - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Binny o e - 32 • - - - - - • * * * *
Jas. Sebastian Rawlins 3 3 || - - - - - - , , ; * * * * * *
Geo. Bligh Bowen ... © C - 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . * * *
Edwd. Macalister Gilbert Cooper 35 . . . . . . . . * * * *
Benj. Jno. Chouvel Prior ,, . . ...... . ......
Geo. Owen Bowdler ... 15 Mar. 79. ...... . ......
Hy. Cadogan Craigie ... tº e - 9 3 - I - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Sir Roger Wm. Hy. Palmer, bt. 5 3 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. M*Arthur * c & tº gº ºn 13 Apr. 79. 9 May 86. 15 Apr. 87.
Sir Seymour Jno. Blane, bt., C.B. 27 Apr. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Paul Winsloe Phillips-Treby 17 May 79. ...... . ......
David Blair Lockhart 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Laws Pym 4 Jun. 79. 18 Jul. 86. 22 Jun. 87.
Jno. Field, C.B. tº dº tº 11 Jun. 79. 1 Apr. 82. 1 Dec. 88.
Edwd. Wm. Boudier ... • ‘º 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fred. Geo. Pym, C.B. ... tº e G tº tº º tº º º 7 Jul. 79. ...... . ......
Jas. Hills, C.B., v.C., aft. Sir Jas. Hills-Johnes,
K.C.B... tº tº a s & tº * 4 º & tº tº ... 10 Jul. 79. 31 Dec. 83. ] ......
Archd. Richd. Harenc 11 Jul. 79. 25 Oct. 82. ......
Jas. Gubbins ... te e 0 tº tº s 14 Jul. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ...... -
Jno. Gusts. Halliday ... is e e tº º º 18 Jul. 79. 1 Apr. 82. 1 Dec. 88.
Gerald Littlehales Goodlake, V.C. ... 11 Aug. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jno. Gordon tº e - tº tº a 13 Aug. 79. 7 May 82. 1 Dec. 88.
Sir Jno. Clayton Cowell, K.C.B. 1 Sep. 79. ...... . ......
Richd. Burnaby * - & © º 13 Sep. 79. ...... ......
Hon. Richd. Monck 18 Sep. 79. ...... . ......
Jno. Crosbie Graves ... 17 Oct. 79. ...... • e s - * *
Wm. Thos. Williams ... 18 Oct. 79. 1 Jul. 82. | 1 Dec. 88.
Jas. Clerk Rattray, C.B. 14 Nov. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Solomon Richards 17 Nov. 79. ...... . ......
Sisley Jno. Batten & 20 Nov. 79. 16 Dec. 79. ......
Chas. Wilson Randolph 30 Nov. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jno. Richd. Hume ... tº e - 6 Dec. 79. ...... . ......
Edwd. Walker Ellis Walker ... 8 Dec. 79. ...... . ......
Montagu Jas. Turnbull & 18 Dec. 79. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Lancelot Fras. Chas. Thomas 31 Dec. 79. ...... . ......
Robt. Phayre, C.B. ... tº º - 1 Jan. 80. ...... . ......
Jno. Hy. Melville Babington... 16 Jan. 80. ......
Chas, Campbell McCullum ... 25 Jan. 80. ...... . ......
Hy. Geo. Woods tº ſº e tº º º 30 Jan. 80. 30 Jan. 85. ......
Hy. Woodbine Parish, C.B. ... 25 Feb. 80. ...... . ......
Geo. Godfrey Pearse ... 26 Feb. 80. 7 Sep. 85. ......
Fras. Locker Whitmore • * * 4 Mar. 80. || 1 Jul. 81. ......
Hon. Wm. Hy. Adalbert Feilding 35 | . * * * * * *
Richd. D'Oyly Compton Bracken 11 Mar. 80. ...... . ......
Fred. Wrm. Burroughs, C.B. ... 16 Mar. 80. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Jas. Emerson ... tº e tº tº º tº 24 Mar. 80. ...... . ......
Jno. Fulton ... tº º o tº º º 25 Mar. 80. 5 Nov. 83. ] ......
Chas. Fredk. Torrens Daniell 12 Apr. 80. ...... . .......
Wm. Kelty McLeod ... © º º 19 Apr. 80. 3 Apr. 85. ......
Edwd. Howard Wyse ... 25 Apr. 80. 25 Apr. 85. ......
Jno. Jeffreys Fulton ... tº º º 3 5 * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Abercromby Nelson, C.B. 29 Apr. 80. 10 Oct. 83. ......
Edwyn Sherard Burnaby - * - tº e - 3 3 . . ] = * * * * * : * * * * * *
Wm. Wigram Barry, C.B. ... ... i.. I 1 May 80. 1 Apr. 84. ......
922
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name.
M.-Gen. L.-Gen Gen
Hon. David Macdowall Fraser, C.B.... 1 May 80. 1 Apr. 84. | 1 Jul. 85
Hy. Peel Yates, C.B. ... 5 y 24 Nov. 84. | 1 May 85
Jno. Edwd. Michell, C.B. tº º º tº tº º 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Nathl. Octavius S. Turner, C.B. ... & a tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Arth. Williams, C.B. ... © e º 3 5 1 May 85. ......
Percy Scudamore Cunningham 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fras. Walker Drummond 3 May 80. 1 Jul. 82. 1 Dec. 88
Wm. Roberts ... tº º & 4 May 80. 21 Aug. 83. ......
Jonathan Keer... Q & & 8 May 80. ...... ......
Wm. Rickman... * * * 19 May 80. 1 Apr. 85. ......
Fredk. Geo. Thos. Deshon 21 May 80. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Thos. Greenaway ... © E & * * * 25 May 80. ...... . ......
Geo. Wanderheyden Johnson... tº gº tº ... 27 May 80. 10 Dec. 83. ......
Arth. Wm. Patr. Alb., D. of Connaught and
Strathern tº 9 tº o a tº © tº º ... 29 May 80. ...... . ......
Hy. Peter Sykes 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Dean-Pitt... 7 Jun. 80. 30 Aug. 82. ......
Hy. Hilhouse Firth ... gº tº ſº 11 Jun. 80. ...... . ......
Walter Rathbone Lambert ... 3 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Neeld Boldero 1 Jul. 80. 1 Jul. 85. ......
Hamond Weston Gwyn 4 Jul. 80. 15 Apr. 87. ......
Chas. McClintock Cotton 8 Jul. 80. ...... . ......
John Peel e to tº ſº * & # 11 Jul. 80. 11 Jul. 85. ......
Chas. Malcolm Barrow, C.B. 14 Jul. 80. 1 Apr. 82. ......
Danl. Boyd ... tº e & gº º tº 21 Jul. 80. 2 3 | * * * * * *
St. Geo. Mervyn Nugent ... 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Fredk. Parkinson 3 * I e º e s - e i s • e • * *
Jno. Ingle Preston 4 Aug. 80. ...... . ......
Fras. Chas, Trevor .. 1 Sep. 80. ...... . ......
Hercules Atkin Welman 1 Oct. 80. ...... . ......
Jno. Theoph. Ussher... 5 5 a • * * * * | * * * * * *
Lewis Edwd. Knight ... 5 Oct. 80. ...... . ......
Wm. Earle, C.S.I. e tº º ſº 31 Oct. 80. & sº tº ſº tº a s e e e s is
Patr. Robertson-Ross, C.B. ... 5 Nov. 80. ...... . ......
Jas. Farrell Pennycuick, C.B. 8 Nov. 80. 1 Jul. 85. 4 Jan. 86
Philip Gosset Pipon, C.B. 13 Nov. 80. 4 Jan. 86. 1 Apr. 86
Geo. Thos. Field º 26 Nov. 80. 16 Dec. 85. ......
Fras. Young ... tº tº º tº tº e 15 Dec. 80. ...... . ......
Jno. Colpoys Haughton, C.S.I. 18 Dec. 80. ...... . ......
Richd. Herbert Gall, C.B. 19 Dec. 80. ...... . ......
Geo Saml. Young tº gº º e ‘º º tº tº tº 5 5 18 Nov. 86. ......
Thos. Fourness Wilson, C.B., C.I.E. 21 Dec. 80. ...... . ......
Shurlock Henning, C.B. 26 Dec. 80. 26 Dec. 86. ......
Alfr. Wm. Lucas, C.B. tº ºn tº 31 Dec. 80. ...... . ......
Hy. Hastings Affleck Wood, C.B. 13 Jan. 81. ...... . ......
Horace Parker Newton tº * * * ... 13 Feb. 81. ...... . ......
Jno. Dennis Swinburne, ch. Paymr. ; to rank
as M.-Gen. ... tº º tº tº º tº E & to 1 Apr. 81. ...... . ......
Cecil Robt. St. Jno. Ives 6 Apr. 81. ...... . ......
Arthur Wombwell 8 May 81. 1 Jul. 81. ......
Chas. Thornton Stewart 10 May 81. 26 May 83. ......
Fras. Adams Ellis Loch, C. B. 18 May 81. ...... . ......
Chas. Tyrwhitt, C.B. ... tº ſe ſº 5 5 1 Jul. 81. ......
Horatio Harbord Morant 5 5 1 Apr. 85. ......
Wm. Lambert, C.B. 8 Jun. 81. ...... . ......
Geo. Wolfe ... tº dº & 29 Jun. 81. ...... . ......
Alexr. Robinson 9 * * 1 Jul. 81. ...... . ......
Fras. G. Kempster 3 y | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
C. P. Moloney * * * a 2 & tº $ tº * * g. 53 I • * * * * * | * * * * * *
H. Hopkinson, C.S.I. ... tº º ºs tº e & & e Q 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
R. R. Mainwaring
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
923

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
M. T. Ffrench & e is tº a º is º $ 1 Jul. 81. ...... . . . . . . .
Alfr. Fox Place & a s ſº tº dº • * * ; , . . . . . . . . . * * * * *
H. K. Burne, C.B. ... tº e 9 e G & ; , . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
W. S. Simpson tº e tº º ſº tº º ſº ; , , . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
O. T. Aitchison, C.B. ... & 9 º' & e > , , . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Sir R. J. Meade, K.C.S.I., C.I.E. ... 35 | . . . . . . . * * * * * *
J. M. McGregor * * * º 33 . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Geo. Holroyd ... 3, . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
J. R. McMullen e gº tº º © e & 3; • . . . . . . * * * * * *
F. J. B. Priestley ... tº dº - • e & ; , , . . . . . . . * * * * * *
F. P. Layard ... © tº gº dº º º tº º ſº 2, • . . . . . . * * * * * *
Alfr. Cooper ... 35 | . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Arth. Howlett, C.B. .. 3 3 | . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Geo. S. Alexr. Anderson 2; • . . . . . . * * * * * *
Sir Chas. Hy. Brownlow 2, • . . . . . . * * * * * *
Sir Chas. Patton Keyes, K.C.B. 32 20 Dec. 86. . ......
Wm. Domett Morgan 33 3 - | * * * * * *
Thos. Wright, C.B. ... 3 3 ; , ) • * * * * *
Geo. Cliffe Hatch, C.S.I. 2 3 8 Jan. 87. ......
Sweedland Mainwaring , , . . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Augs. Hy. Ternan ... tº º e & ſº & 5 3 8 Jan. 87. ......
Sir Campbell Claye Grant Ross, K.C.B. 2 3 ; , | * * * * * *
Sir Peter Stark Lumsden, K.C.B., C.S.I. 35 ; 3 • * * * * *
Jno. Watson, C. B., aft. Sir J. tº e de 2 3 14 Jan. 87. ......
Edwd. Jas. Lawder ... is tº & 3 3 ; : I • * * * * *
Andr. MacQueen e tº º 25 • . . . . . . * * * * * *
Geo. Robt. Phillips 5 3 14 Jan. 87. ......
Robt. Nixon Tronson g a º tº e & , , , . . . . . . . * * * * * *
Wm. Coussmaker Anderson, C.S.I. ... 2 3 14 Jan. 87. ......
Edmd. Fras. Burton ... & 5 3 3 ; ) - - - - - -
Geo. Uvedale Price 5 * ; , ) • * * * * *
Robson Benson 5 3 3; • * * * *
John Matth, Cripps 5 * ; 3 | * * * * *
Julius Bentall Dennys... 9 3 3 y | * * * * * *
John Cockburn Hood ... 5 y ; ; ) • * * * * *
Fras Mardall . º ; ; ) . . . . . . . . . * * * *
Geo. Baldock ... 5 5 14 Jan. 87. ......
Wm. Legh Cahusac 5 3 35 | * * * * * *
Chas. Curtis Drury 3 y 35 | * * * * * *
Edwd. Thos. Fasken ... 5 5 ; ; ; * * * * * *
John Allen Wright ; : I • . . . . . . . * * * * *
Richd. Drapes Ardagh 3 y 14 Jan. 87. ......
Fredk. Saml. Blythe, C.B. 5 3 1 Jul. 86. . ......
Jno. Hart Dunne tº e 35 | . . . . . . . . * * * *
Thos. Casey Lyons, C.B. 3 3 - - - - - - ) • * * * * *
Regd. Gipps, C. B. ... 23 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. J. H. Elliot, C.B. 3 2 | . . . . . . . . . . * * *
Hugh Rowlands, V.C., C.B. 3 3 | . . . . . . . . . * * * *
Robt. Abrm. Logan, C. B. 3 3 6 May 82. ......
Wm. Wilkinson Taylor 3 5 19 Mar. 83 1 Dec. 88.
Geo. Strangways tº ſº tº y 5 19 Mar. 83. 5 y
Fredk. Chas. Maisey... ?? 3 * 5 *
Hy. Borlase Stevens ... 33 16 Jul. 83. 5 y
Jas. Buchanan... 3 3 ! 3 y 3
Wm. Hy. Watts © tº tº $ 5 5 3 3 y
Geo. Travis Radcliffe... tº º 3 y 1 Aug. 83. 3 3
Chas. Raper Stainforth tº a tº 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Jackson... tº e e e tº º 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wredenhall Queiros Pogson ... 3 y 23 Aug. 84. ......
Ffolliott Walker Baugh tº 3 y 3 3 || s • * * * *
Thos. Rochfort Snow... 32 3 Feb. 86. ......
924
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Chas. Joc. Cecil Sillery
Name. M.-Gen. , T1.-Gen. Gen.
Chas. Dumbleton . ... “. . ... 1 Jul. 81. | 3 Feb. 86. .....
Chas. Gibson Anderson e 35 35 | * * * * * *
Geo. Reynolds Scott Burrows , s 5 53 • * * * * *
Edwd. Wm. Blackett... 33 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Saml. Peters Jarvis, C.M.G. ... 5 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Butler , 9 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
John Nason '... tº º ſº * * * tº º º 10 Jul. 81. 1 Apr. 85, ......
Sir Chas. Geo. Arbuthnot, K.C.B. 16 Jul. 81. 1 Apr. 86. ......
Raymond Herb. White to º º 27 Jul. 81. ...... . ......
Sir H. Evelyn Wood, v. C., K.C.B. 12 Aug. 81. ...... . . . ...
Wilbraham Oates Lennox, V.C., C.B. 13 Aug. 81. 12 Feb. 88. ..... º
Geo. Skene Hallowes ... tº º º 14 Aug. 81. ...... . . ......
Robt. Thos. P. Cuthbert 15 Aug. 81. ...... . ......
Hy. Prim. Hutton 24 Aug. 81. ...... . ......
Jas. Nowell Young ... 2 3 14 Jan. 87. ......
Edwd. Douglas Harvest 35 | - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Abingdon Augs. Bayley 1 Sep. 81. 7 Sep. 85. ......
Thos. Maunsell, C.B. ... 10 Sep. 81. ...... . . . . . . .
Tras. Edwd. Drew 14 Sep. 81. ...... ......
Josh, Reay 1 Oct. 81. ...... . ......
Wm. Winson ... 3 2 . . . . . . . • | * * * * * *
Hy. Tras. Williams tº º ºf 11 Oct. 81. 25 Sep. 85. ......
Gerald Graham, C.B., aft. Sir G. 19 Oct. 81. 21 May 84. ......
Wm. Chas. Gott 1 Nov. 81. 18 May 86. ......
John Loudon ... gº tº º 3 3 14 Jan. 87. ......
Graeme Auchmuty Fulton 8 Nov. 81. ...... . ......
Geo. Byng Harman, C.B. 14 Nov. 81. ...... . ......
Frank Chaplin ... tº tº º 19 Nov. 81. ...... ......
Benjn. Bousfield Herrick 3 Dec. 81. ...... . ......
Philip Harris g º º tº º & tº tº º tº º ºs 33 • . . . . . . . . . . . "
Drury Curzon Drury-Lowe, C.B., aft. Sir D. 35 | . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Herbert Dawson Slade 5 * | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Fras. Williams 10 Dec. 81. ...... . ......
Hy. Alexander ... tº º tº 17 Dec. 81. ...... . ......
Hugh Heefke O'Connell 10 Jan. 82. 14 Jan. 87. ......
Chas. Jas. Merriman, C.S.I. ... 18 Jan. 82. 21 Jun. 84. 22 Feb. 87.
Wm. Taylor Corrie 5 5 - - - - - - | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Hore West ... 24 Jan. 82. ...... . ......
Tºdw. Wm. Bray, C.B. ... 28 Jan. 82. ...... . ......
Richd. Temple Godman 31 Jan. 82. ...... . ......
Edma. Jno. Scovell 8 Feb. 82. ...... . ......
Thos. Scovell Bigge ... ... 22 Feb. 82. ...... . ......
Wm. Alexr. Riach & ſº 1 Mar. 82. 14 Jan. 87. ......
Augs. Ritherdon tº º º * g e & 3 5 35 | * * * * * *
Jonn. Augs. Spry Faulknor ... tº º 5 5 1 Jul. 86. ......
Jno. Irvine Murray, C.B. e º 2 Mar. 82. 14 Jan. 87. ......
IPercy Fortescue Gardiner .. tº e 2 3 33 • * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Crompton-Stansfield tº e 7 Mar. 82. ...... . ......
Duncan Jas. Baillie ... tº gº tº º 9 Mar. 82. 9 Mar. 87. ......
Wm. Barwell Browne Barwell ... I 11 Mar. 82. ...... . ......
Valentine Ryan tº e ... 18 Mar. 82. ...... . ......
Chas. Geo. Gordon, C.B. ... 23 Mar. 82. ...... . ......
Jno. Hackett ... tº tº º tº º 1 Apr. 82. ...... . ......
Chas. A. Boswell Gordon tº ſº 3 2 | * * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Sinclair Thomson tº e º * @ tº tº e 5 3 2 Dec. 82. ......
Chas. Osborne Creagh-Osborne, C.B. * @ 2 3 20 Dec. 85. ......
Arth. Jas. Lyon-Freemantle ... dº º gº tº tº 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Thos. Gillian ... .... tº gº tº tº º º tº tº 35 22 Jan. 87. ......
Lewis Pelly, aft. Sir L. º º * = * * § tº 9 3 2 3 | * * * * * *
* *
Anthy. Chas. Cooke, G.B. i... . º, ...
. 82.
º gº tº p & º
|THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 925
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Geo. Bayles Heastey ... ... 13 Apr. 82. ...... . ......
Hy. Adair tº gº º tº g tº e ‘º 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Wray, C.M.G. tº tº e tº a dº ... 26 Apr. 82. ...... ......
Fredk. Thos. Whinyate º ºg 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Alexr. Hugh Cobbe, C.B. e e dº ...] 6 May 82. ... ... . ......
Hy, Pye Phillips © tº º º * @ * 5 9 | * * * * * *
Chas. Richd. Ogden Evans ... : 10 May 82. 28 Mar. 83. ......
Jas. Edw. Cordner ... tº g tº ... 12 May 82. 31 Dec. 88. ......
Edw. Josh. Ridgway Conolly... 4 Jun, 82. ...... . ......
Hy. Rawlings Drew ... tº º tº 29 Jun. 82. 22 Jan. 87. ......
Chas. Hayes Abdy 9 3 3 5 | * * * * * *
Jno. Thos. Francis 1 Jul. 82. 3 3 | * * * * * *
Augs. Fraser Baird 3 3 3 5 | * * * * * *
Jas. Marquis . . 9 3 5 3 e s a • * *
Alfr. Butler Little 5 5 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Louis Nation, C.B. e is ſº tº tº ‘5 3 4 Mar. 87. ......
Allen Bayard Johnson, C.B. ... tº ſº º tº º º 3 3 9 3 | * * * * * *
Sir Herb. Taylor Macpherson, K.C.B., K.C. S.I. 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Ponsonby Watts, C.I.E. ... tº e ſº sº tº e 2 3 1 Jul. 87. ......
Wm. Gordon, C.S.I. 3 * 3 9 - || s s e s s e
Jas. Gathorne Cookson 5 5 20 Dec. 86. ......
Patr. Geo. Scot... tº º º 35 3 3 | * * * * * *
Owen Lewis Cope Williams 21 Jul. 82. 21 Dec. 86. ......
Geo. Harrington Hawes 3 9 || * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Chas. Clarke ... tº tº dº 5 3 1 Oct. 82. ......
Robt. Russell Woodhouse 1 Sep. 82. ...... . ......
Jno. Wimburn Laurie... tº e º tº it tº ... 13 Sep. 82. 31 Dec. 87. ......
Harry North Dalrymple Prendergast, V.C., -
C. B. . . . * @ º tº e º tº tº º tº º tº ... 16 Sep. 82. 28 Nov. 85. 21 Feb. 87.
Richd. Thos. Glyn, C.B., C.M.G. 30 Sep. 82. 30 Sep. 87. ......
Fras. Wm. Hastings ... tº e ſº 1 Oct. 82. 5 Jul. 86. 1 Oct. 87.
Geo. Hyde Page 9 3 1 Apr. 85. ......
Geo. Edw. Baynes 33 10 Dec. 85. ......
Wm. Cooper ... tº º º * gº tº tº º º tº g tº 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Jno. Carstairs McNeill, K.C.M.G., V.C.,
C. B. . . . tº $ tº & © tº * * * tº º ſº tº e ſº 5 3 | * * * * * * : , , , , , ,
Chas. Lyons-Montgomery 3 3 1 Jul. 87. ......
Alexr. Dawson ... g 2 3 19 Jan. 83. ......
Elliot Minto Playfair ...
Hy. Thornhill ...
Arth. Thornton Gratwicke Pearse ...
Thos. Priaulx Carey ...
Alexr. Hadden Hutchinson
Jno. Edw. Ruck-Keene
Hy. Alexr. Cockburn ... tº gº º ſº
Sir Geo. Richards Greaves, I.C.M.G.
Geo. Murray Miller, C.B. tº
Hy. Augs. Smyth
Hon. Jas. Charlemagne Dormer, C.B
Wm. Martin Cafe tº tº º * * *
Fiemmes Middleton Colville, C. B.
Were Hunt Bowles tº gº º
Walter Doyly Kerrick...
Robt. Straker Turton
Edwd. Chippindall, C.B.
David Jas. Welsh - ...
Geo. Bagot g tº º e tº & s ſº tº
Sir Robt. Biddulph, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Archd. Robertson Gloag tº gº tº t
Sir Chas. Inight Pearson, R. C.M.G.,
Wm. Chas. Bancroft
9 C. B. tº e g
C. B.
1 Apr. 83.
3 Apr. 83.
9 3
25 Oct. 82.
31 Oct. 82.
1 Nov. 82.
18 Nov. 82.
28 Nov. 82.
2 Dec. 82.
5 Jan. 83.
19 Jan. 83.
2 Feb. 83.
13 Feb. 83.
24 Feb. 83.
23 Mar. 83.
28 Mar. 83.
31 Mar. 83.
31 Dec. 88.
tº $ tº º º º
20 Dec. 86.
25 Dec. 86.
12 Oct. 87.
14 May 87.
31 Dec. 88.
* * * * * *
22 Dec. 86.
1 Oct. 87.
31 Dec. 87.
tº e º # e. g.
$ & # e º e
$ tº e º 'º &
* * * * * *
* e & 4 tº tº
tº $ ſº tº tº º
© tº º e º e
* e º ſº º is
* * * * g e
tº tº dº ſº tº e
926 THE BOOK OF
DIGNITIES,
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Alexr. Chas. Hector Stewart... & Cº 10 Apr. 83. ] ..... e • *
Somerville Geo. Cam. Hogge º 14 Apr. 83. ...... . ......
Jno. Ignatius Macdonell tº º º * @ 18 Apr. 83. 27 Mar. 86. ......
Philip Edw. Victor Gilbert ... º 1 May 83. ] ...... . ......
Robt. Jno. Hughes, C.B. & e e • * 5 May 83. ] ...... . ......
Wm. Andr. Armstrong e 13 May 83. ...... . ......
Jas Fras. Tennant, C.I.E. . 26 May 83. 10 Jan. 84. ......
Richd. Hieram Sankey, C.B. ... 4 Jun. 83. 11 Jan. 84. ......
Geo. Fredk. de Berry... 13 Jun. 83. ] ...... . ......
Jno. Thos. Dalyell 27 Jun. 83. 2 Oct. 86. ......
Chas. Van Notten Pole 1 Jul. 83. ] ...... . ......
Hy. Way Mawbey ... tº º º 3 Jul. 83. ... ... . ......
Wm. Hy. Worthy Bennett 4 Jul. 83. ...... . ......
Jno. Julius Johnstone... * * * 21 Jul. 83. ...... . ......
Thos. Ignatius Maria Hog ... 26 Jul. 83. 11 Feb. 85. ......
Jno. Davis 0 - e. tº e º e s tº 1 Aug. 83. ] ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Knight - tº o tº a wº 7 Aug. 83. ...... . ......
Fras. Edwd. Edwards Wilson 8 Aug. 83. ] ...... . ......
Claud Alexander º e Q 21 Aug. 83. ...... . ......
Geo. Leslie tº e tº & © - 1 Sep. 83. 22 Apr. 87. ......
Edmd. Hy. Cox © e. e. tº a º 3 Sep. 83. 5 Oct. 86. 21 May 88.
Chas. Bulkeley Nurse 8 Sep. 83. ...... . ......
Edwd. Langford Dillon º 14 Sep. 83. ...... ......
Geo. Fredk. Campbell Bray ... 26 Sep. 83. ] ...... . ......
Hy. Fras. Bythesea ... tº e - 1 Oct. 83. 27 Mar. 86. ......
Hy. Kent - e. Q & © * G - 23 Oct. 83. 28 Aug. 86. ......
Sidney Chalmers 24 Oct. 83. 4 Mar. 87. ......
Chas. Fitzgerald 30 Oct. 83. ] ...... . ......
David MacFarlan 5 Nov. 83. 31 Dec. 88. ......
EIy. Cardew ... º us tº * @ a 16 Nov. 83. ...... . ......
Needham Thompson Parsons 17 Nov. 83. ...... . ......
Edwd. Horatio Hy. Foster 28 Nov. 83. ...... . ......
Edmond Fredk. Waterman .. 10 Dec. 83. 1 Jul. 87. ......
Chas. Phayre Hildebrand ... 5 3 6 Mar. 87. ......
Jno. March Earle tº e - 16 Dec. 83. 1 Jul. 87. ......
Edwd. Saml. Jackson... tº e - 2 3 35 | * * * * * *
Chas. Shaw de Neufville Lucas 31 Dec. 83. ...... . ......
Geo. Smart e tº tº º º tº e - 1 Jan. 84. 2 Aug. 87. ......
Jas. Cadogan Parkinson Baillie 3 * 2 Sep. 87. ......
Robt. Blair 25 3 3 | * * * * * *
Fredk. Schneider 2 3 1 Jul. 87. ......
Fredk. Alexander 5 5 3 3 | " - e = * *
Geo. Byres Mainwaring e 2 3 35 | * * * * * *
Chas. Hight e 2 3 5 * | * * * * * *
Geo. Pringle e tº º tº º 5 5 5 5 | * * * * * *
Richd. Harte Keatinge º • 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Dovan ... * * * º 33 3 3 j e s s a s a
IHarry Smith Obbard ... e 35 3 3 | * * * * * *
Chas. Thos. Palin & * 5 9 3 | * * * * * *
Hugh Rose ... tº e º Q & © e 2 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Robt. Mackenzie Macdonald... • tº 32 3 3 | * * * * * *
Jno. Gray Touch tº e e e 5 3 : 3 || e e s • * *
Chas. Thompson tº e e • e tº 5 5 9 3 I e e s a a
Chas. Fredk. Hicks ... 9 * * 5 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Alexr. Carnegie © e e s e º * 3 5 3
Cuthbert Ward Burto 9 Jan. 84. ...... . ......
Jno. Fredk. Fischer ... 11 Jan. 84. | 16 Sep. 86. 27 Jan. 87.
Wm. West Goodfellow 12 Jan. 84. 22 Jan. 87. ......
Jos. Alexr. Smith 29 Jan. 84. ...... . ......
Hy. Jno. Maclean tº dº a e - 1 Feb. 84. | ...... . ......
Richd. Bateson * * * º e 6 * ~ * 7 Feb. 84. | 8 Jun. 87. ......
THE BOOK OF
DIGNITIES.

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Enox Rowan Niven ... 5 Mar. 84. ...... . ......
Wm. Alexr. Patr. Wyllie 12 Mar. 84. ...... . ......
Wm. Roberts Farmar tº a º 14 Mar. 84. ...... . ......
Robt. Crosse Stewart, C. B. ... 15 Mar. 84. ...... . ......
Gaspard Le Marchant Tupper 1 Apr. 84. 25 Oct. 87. ......
Hy. Jas. Bell ... tº º tº & © º 23 Apr. 84. ...... . ......
Sydney Darling tº e º 24 Apr. 84. ...... . ......
Jno. Edwd. Swindley... 29 Apr. 84. ...... ......
Sir Andr. Clarke e 21 May 84. 27 Jul. 86. ......
Duncan Jno. McGregor 9 3 2 5 | * * * * * *
Sir Redvers Hy. Buller e s º 3 3 3 3 H → • * * * *
Jno. Jas. Silverston O'Neill ... 9 Jun. 84. ...... . ......
Horace Alb. Browne ... tº gº tº 10 Jun. 84. 20 Sep. 87. ......
Fredk. Ernest Appleyard, C.B. 11 Jun. 84. ...... . ......
Hy. Fras. Hancock ... e tº e 21 Jun. 84. ...... . ......
Alfr. Wm. Adcock 2 Jul. 84. ...... . ......
Geo. Farquhar Kaye ... 16 Jul. 84. ...... . ......
Jno. Mullins ... - - - 20 Jul. 84. 8 Sep. 86. ......
Julius Geo. Medley 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Miller tº e º tº e - 29 Jul. 84. ...... . ......
Thos. Netherton Harward 1 Aug. 84. 20 Mar. 85. ......
Wm. Robt. Houghton... 23 Aug. 84. 31 Mar. 88. ......
Wm. Butler Butler Shawe 5 3 20 Sep. 87. ......
Geo. Chas. Girardot ... 27 Aug. 84. ...... . ......
Sir Wm. Bellairs, K.C.M.G. 4 Sep. 84. 7 Dec. 87. ......
Chas. Renny Blair 7 Sep. 84. 19 Oct. 87. ......
Lewis Wm. Buck, C.B. tº - - 5 5 31 Mar. 88. ......
Chas. Jas. Hope Johnstone ... 10 Sep. 84. ...... . ......
Jas. Murray Straton ... tº º º . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hon. Chas. Wemyss Thesige 7 Oct. 84. | ...... . ......
Edwd. Wm. Lloyd Wynne 11 Oct. 84. ...... . ......
Arth. Becher Marsack 25 Nov. 84. 31 Mar. 88. ......
Chas. Scott Elliot 5 3 5 3 | * * * * * *
Harry Cortlandt Anderson 5 3 3 * | * * * * * *
Wm. Watts Corban ... tº º º 26 Nov. 84. | ...... . ......
Alexr. Geo. Montgomery Moore 30 Dec. 84. | ...... . ......
Sir Herbert Stewart, K.C.B. ... 19 Jan. 85. ...... . ......
Chas. Brisbane Ewart, C.B. 27 Jan. 85. 20 Jul. 88. ......
Fitzwilliam Fredk. Hunter ... 30 Jan. 85. ...... . ......
Thos. Elliott Hughes 11 Feb. 85. ...... . ......
Andr. Nugent º º tº tº º tº 19 Feb. 85. 13 Nov. 86. ......
Stephen Hy. Edwd. Chamier 26 Feb. 85. 27 Oct. 86. ......
Thos. Andr. Lumsden Murray 1 Mar. 85. ...... . ......
Chas. Jas. Horne e - - tº tº º 4 Mar. 85. ...... . ......
Herbert Henderson James 14 Mar. 85. 31 Mar. 88, ......
Wm. Fraser Stephens 3 * 3 3 | * * * * * *
Fras. Fisher Hamilton, C.B. 19 Mar. 85. ...... . ......
Edwd. Marcus Beresford 20 Mar. 85. ...... . ......
Sir Wm. Hamilton, bt. 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Tito Brice 1 Apr. 85. ...... . ......
Fredk. Hardy ... tº a º 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
FIon. Wm. Hy. Herbert 3 Apr. 85. ...... . ......
Horatio C. N. Blanckley . 3 3 H → • * * * * | * * * * * *
Hon. Bernard Mathew Ward 25 Apr. 85 2 Oct. 86. ......
Wm. Edmd. Moyses Reilly ... 1 May 85. ...... . ......
Sir Jno. Stokes tº º º is g º 6 May 85, 25 Jan. 87. ......
Jno. Jago Trelawney 13 May 85. ...... . ......
Wm. Hy. Edgcom. 24 May 85. ...... . ......
Thos. Nuttall tº e - 31 May 85. 1 Dec. 88. ......
Robt. W. Bland Hunt 4 Jun. 85. ...... . ......
Hy. Brackenbury, C.B. 15 Jun. 85 1 Apr. 88 ......
928 THE BOOK OF
DIGNITIES.

Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Jas. Archd. Ruddell ... 21 Jun. 85. ...... . ......
Jno. Fredk. Sanders ... 2 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Patr. Stokes 23 Jun. 85. ...... . ......
Jos. Jordan, C.B. s tº 24 Jun. 85, ....., | ......
Chas. Elgee ... e º º * * * 27 Jun. 85. ...... . ......
Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy 1 Jul. 85, ...... . ......
Geo. Hy. Jno. Alexr. Fraser • * * tº º & 5 5 1 Apr. 88. ......
Fredk. Dobson Middleton, C.B.; aft. Sir F... 3 5 4 Nov. 87. ......
Jno. Prevost Battersby © tº tº gº ... 2 Jul. 85. ......
Andrew C. K. Lock ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Eichd. Preston, C.B. ... 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Fuller Walker 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jas. Blair 55 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Mowbray Thomson ... * e & tº e tº 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Chas. Jno. Stanley Gough, K.C.B. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Hereford e tº º tº º º tº $ tº 8 Jul. 85. ...... . ......
Geo. Vincent Watson ... tº tº º 5 5 31 Dec. 87. ......
Brymer Fras. Schreiber, C.B. 11 Jul. 85. ...... . .......
Hon. Savage Mostyn, C. B. tº ſº $ 3 9 | * * * * * * | * * * * * * ,
Jno. Sprot tº e ſº tº e ſº e tº $ e sº º 18 Jul. 85. 19 Oct. 87. ......
Chas. Edmund Webber, C. B. 22 Jul. 85. ...... . ......
Wm. Starke ... • * * gº º ſº 15 Aug. 85. ...... . ......
O’Bryen Bellingham Woolsey 26 Aug. 85. ..... . . . ......
Richd. Lewis Dashwood & © 6 Sep. 85. ...... . ......
Thos. Nicholl 7 Sep. 85. ...... . ......
Hy. Edwd. Jerome, v.C. 9 Sep. 85. ...... . ......
Cecil Mangles, C. B. .. 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Elphinstone Rennie 16 Sep. 85. ...... . ......
Cornwallis Oswald Maude 19 Sep. 85. ...... ......
Jno. Alexr. Matth. Macdonald , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Arth. Drury ... tº º º tº º is 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Scougall Macbea 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Irwin Willes • 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Geo. Mainwaring tº § & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Anthy. Gib, C.B. e tº ge tº a º 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * *
Somerset Molyneux Wiseman Clarke 25 Sep. 85. ...... . ......
Jas. Sturgeon Hamilton Algar 9 Oct. 85. ...... . ......
Denzill Hammill gº e G tº º ºn 10 Oct. 85. ...... . ......
Robt. Nevill Gream tº º tº 28 Oct. 85. ...... . ......
Michael Tweedie & $ tº gº & 1 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Hon. Jas. Charlemagne Dormer 35 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Sylvester W. F. Moor Wilson 5 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Edwd. M. Manningham-Buller 3 9 | * * * * * * | * * ~ * * *
Stanley De Burgh, C.B. tº $ tº 6 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Jno. Michl. De Courcy Meade 7 Nov. 85. 22 Jun. 87. ......
Dawson Stockley Warren, C.B. 16 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Fras. Eteson tº º tº tº e ſº 17 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Robt. Comyn Lavie ... e is ſº 20 Nov. 85. ...... . ......
Jas. Jno. McLeod Innes, V.C. 28 Nov. 85. | 16 Mar. 86. ......
Wrm. Nassau Lees e 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Paterson tº e ºs 6 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
Noel Hamlyn Harris ... 9 Dec. 85 | ...... . ......
Thos. John .. tº gº & • e ºs 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fredk. Richd. Solly Flood, C.B. 10 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
Chas. Vernon Jenkins tº ºn 11 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
Walter Coningham 3 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Jno. Hay 16 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
Arth. Tulloch 18 Dec. 85 | ...... . ......
Robt. Hale is 20 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
Rowley Sale Hill * 2 y | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
26 Dec. 85. ...... . ......
IEdwd. Hy, Clive
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
929
Name,
M.-Gen.
L.-Gen.
Gen.
Wm. Jno. Williams. C. B.
Geo. F. Blake s ſº tº
Hy. Blakeney Hayward
Nathl. Stevenson tº º
Geo. Wm. Fraser tº tº º tº e g
Hungerford Meyer Boddam ...
Alexr. Bond ... e 6 e tº e e
Wm. Chase Parr tº gº º • a ſe
Geo. Herbert Murray Aynsley
Sir Chas. Cooper Johnson
Geo. Crommelin Hawkin
Edwd. Winterton Dun
Abrm. Chas. Bunbury
Fras. Dawson ... • * *
Geo. Forbes Hogg
Clifford Parsons s tº º * * * tº º te
Edwd. Thos. S. Lawrence McGwire...
Jno. Granvill Harkness tº tº º º
Geo. Briggs ... .
Fras. Wm. Thomas ...
Chas. Wm. Campbell ... ... e - e.
Harry Chippindale Plunkett Rice ..
Chas. Pulteney Forbes e tº tº
Fredk. Roome ... tº e º
Brooking Soady tº º º
Thos. Gilbert Kennedy
Geo. Hearn to a tº • - tº
Howard Codrington Dowker...
Hy. Evelyn Coningham
Fras. Towry Adeane Law
Mangles Jas. Brander
Jas. Michael, C. S.I.
Saml. Black ...
Lewis Blyth Hole
Robt. Andrew Cole ... * - e.
Cyril Hugh Pennycuick Ducat
Robt. Holt Truell - e º • - -
Sir Geo. Tomkyns Chesney, C.S.I. ...
Andr. Robt. Clephane 6 º' tº
Robt. Stephenson Mosely
Ern. Augs. Wm., &c. D. of Cumberland, Kö.
Hy. Jas. Buchanan
Robt. Cotton Money ...
Fitzmaurice Beauchamp ...
Hon. Chas. Jno. Addington ...
Hales Wilkie ... tº tº e tº t e
Wm. Howley Goodenough
Jno. Chas. Hay -
Woulfe Hay
Geo. Hy. Waller
Geo. Lodwick Warder
Brownlow Hugh Mathew
Jno. Gordon Graham ...
Geo. Fergus Graham ...
Philip Bedingfield
Edwd. Harnett © tº tº a º º
Alexr. Hy. Edwd. Campbell
Geoffrey Mairis e tº tº º e
jºid witson taughton
Chas. Hy. Hall * * *
|Edwd. Owen Leggatt. .
4 Jan. 86.
5 Jan. 86.
13 Jan. 86.
14 Jan. 86.
17 Jan. 86.
21 Jan. 86.
29 Jan. 86.
31 Jan. 86.
1 Feb. 86.
55
3 Feb. 86.
4 Feb. 86.
6 Feb. 86.
10 Feb. 86.
12 Feb. 86.
13 Feb. 86.
16 Feb. 86.
9 3
24 Feb. 86.
28 Feb. 86.
3 Mar. 86.
16 Mar. 86.
17 Mar. 86.
19 Mar. 86.
20 Mar. 86.
27 Mar. 86.
5 5
1 Apr. 86.
4 Apr. 86.
7 Apr. 86.
8 Apr. 86.
9 Apr. 86.
10 Apr. 86.
... 20 Apr. 86.
23 Apr. 86.
1 May 86.
9 May 86.
10 May 86.
18 May 86.
2 3
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930 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.

Name.
M.-Gen.
Richd. Alexr. Moore ...
Chas. Edwd. Bates
Jno. Miles is a º e e &
Wm. Chas. Robt. Mylne
Chas. Nedham... © º º
Jno. Wood Rideout
Walter Theodore Chitty
Thos. Mowbray Baumgartner
Robt. Murray, C.S.I. ... © tº &
Jas. Kempt Couper
Wm. Jas. Pratt Barlow
Regd. Quinton Mainwaring ...
Chas. Batchelor
Hy. Geo. White • * * * @ e
Thos. Parkyns Smith... tº tº e
Jas. Richd. Knox Tredemnick
Chas. Edwd. Oldershaw
Wm. Hy. Graham
Wm. Hall Noble
Harry de Brett
Jno. Jas. Heywood
Jas. Black Reid • * >
Edwd. Lindsay Hawkins
Hardress Edmond Waller
Augs, Kirkwood Comber
Wm. Robt. Gordon
Jas. Burn gº tº º s & tº tº - tº
Alfr. Fitzhugh... © tº tº e - ©
Fredk. Peere Williams Freeman
Ernest Archd. Berger tº ſº e
Augs. Fredk. De Butts Dixo
Jas. Lawson ... - e. g. tº º º
Chas. Annesley Benson e tº ſº tº
Fredk. Cortland Anderson ... • b >
Montgomery Hunter ... tº e & tº º º
Philip Smith • C. tº º e , * G -
Edwd. Dandridge tº e
Chas. Jas. Jennings ... e - e.
Jas. Nichs, Brutton Hewett ...
Patr. Jno. Campbell ...
Hy. McDonell De Went Douglas
Regd. Colvil Wm. Mitford
Howard Sutton Jones • tº º
Fredk. Robt. Cameron Crofton
Gordon Douglas Pritchard ...
Edwd. Jno. Oldfield ...
Alured Clarke Johnson
Clennell Collingwood tº e &
Wm. Godfrey Dunham Massy
Dawson Kelly Evans ... © tº a
Sir Thos. Durand Baker, K.C.B.
Geo. Brydges • * e * * *
Jno. Wm. Cleland-Henderson
Edwd. Morris Cherry
Hy. Alexr. Brownlow
Hy. Wortham * @ e
Sir Cromer Ashburnham
| Edwd. Tanner e e is tº tº º
Edwd. Chas. Sparshott Williams
Wm. Stafford Bailey ... tº t tº
18 May 86.
19 May 86.
1 Jan. 86.
3 Jun. 86.
12 Jun. 86.
5 3
14 Jun. 86.
15 Jun. 86.
18 Jun. 86.
23 Jun. 86.
i jui. 86.
§ sep. 86.
5 3
13 Sep. 86.
15 Sep. 86.
16 Sep. 86.
19 Sep. 86.
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THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 931
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Chas. Jas. Hughes ë tº tº * @ & 26 Sep. 86. ...... ......
Geo. Buchanan Bevan tº e º • * * 27 Sep. 86. ...... . ......
Jno. Newbold Wilson... 28 Sep. 86 ...... ......
Thos. Obbard tº G 30 Sep. 86. ...... ......
Geo. Robt. Fitzroy 1 Oct. 86. ...... . ... ..
Edwd. McLaughlin ... ę & © 3 5 e s - e o f * * * * * *
Wm. Hanbury Hawley º, º c to ſº º 2 Oct. 86. ...... . ......
Arth. Lyttelton Lyttelton Annesley 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Chas. Lorrain Woodruffe tº e º 19 Oct. 86. ...... . ......
Jno. Thos. Twigge ... 53 • * * * * , , ) - - - * * *
Regd. Gother Thorold 5 5 s - e = e s ] * * * * * *
Geo. Stanley Hooper * * * 20 Oct. 86. ...... . ......
Thos. Edwd. Gordon, C.B., C.S.I. 21 Oct. 86. ...... . ......
Benjn. Lumsden Gordon, C.B. 27 Oct. 86. ...... . ......
Fredk. Close .. e tº ſº • * * 1 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Jas. Miller ... s tº $ is e 4 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Robt. Stanwix Robertson 5 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Hy. Barlow Maule ... ê tº 6 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Townsend Aremberg de Moleyns 5 5 I • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Wm. Hy. Wardell ... * * * 3 3 | * * * * * ~ | * * * * * *
Thos. Trophinus Hodges 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Geo. Fredk. Gildea tº e º 10 Nov. 86. . ...... . ......
Emeric Streatfield Berkeley... 11 Nov. 86. . ...... . ......
Jno. Keith Fraser ... tº º ſº 13 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Fras. Gellie gº e & 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Fanshawe Davies 18 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Fras. Edwd. Halliday 22 Nov. 86. 21 May 88. ......
Jos. Bonus tº tº gº tº 25 Nov. 86. ...... . ......
Robt. Hoskins Phelips 1 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Sir Jno. Wm. Campbell 8 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Arth. Stewart Hunter 33 I e < * * * * | * * * * * *
Richmond Houghton ... 9 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Alexr. McGoun 12 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Wm. Bannerman te 20 Dec. 86. . ...... . ......
Thos. Spence Hawkes g 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Isaac Forsyth MacAndrew ... 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Jas. Hood Gordon tº º ºs tº e º . 3 3 • * * * * * : * * * * * *
Hy. Melvill ... s e s tº º º * † tº e e & 3 5 s • * ... • * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Staveley * * * tº e e ... 21 Dec. 86. . ...... . ..... *
Hy. Edmeades... tº º º * > * 5 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Richd. Legge Newdigate 22 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Wm. Munnings Lees ... tº ſº º 25 Dec. 86. . ...... . ......
Edwd. Melville Lawford 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Lord Jno. Hy. Taylour 29 Dec. 86. ...... . ......
Richd. Barter ... g is º 8 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Geo. Julius Melliss 5 3 - - - - - - I - e < * * *
Wm. Smith ... tº e º e e º tº º º 11 Jan. 87. ...... . ..... *
Douglas Gordon Seafield St. Jno. Grant 14 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Mostyn de la Poer Beresford ge e 16 Jan. 87. 14 Dec. 87. ......
Richd. Crundel Brook 17 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Godfrey Clerk... e e ſº * e tº 21 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Sir Chas. Metcalfe MacGregor 22 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Fras. Wm. Hamilton ... tº º ſº e tº º 23 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Chas. Grant ... e 2 tº tº º º tº º º ... 28 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Sir Howard Craufurd Elphinstone, K.C.B., | | ...... .. * e º tº
C. M. G. tº º º tº ſº º tº tº º is tº ſº ... 29 Jan, 87. ...... . ......
Thos. Mansell Warren ſº 3 5 • * * * * * | * * * * *
Wm. Edwd. Marsden... tº e º tº e º 31 Jan. 87. ...... . ......
Hon. Raymond H. de Montmorency 1 Feb. 87. ...... . . ......
Jas. Kiero Watson ... tº tº º • * * 2 Feb. 87. ...... . .....
932 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
Name. M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen.
Geo. Andr. Walker 6 Feb. 87. ...... . ......
Geo. Arnold Laughton 9 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Robt. Mallaby... * 3 } • * * ... • * | * * * * * *
Brudyshe Walton e - a 3 3 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Sir Hugh Hy. Gough... 3 3 | * * * * * *, • * * * * *
Jno. Edwd. Allen 12 Feb. 87. ...... . ......
Richd. Longford Leir 3 5 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Fredk. Earslake
Walter Newman &
Chas. Jos. McMahon ...
Geo. Ayton Crastor e -
Jno. Le Mesurier e e - & © tº
Archd. Geo. Douglas Logan...
Wm. Hy. Abbott e º 'º e ſº e
Alan Murray ... e - e. *
Jno. Pringle Sherriff ...
Jas. Gunter - - -
Luke O'Connor e - 0
Hy. Clement Wilkinson
AEneas Perkins
Lewis Percival...
Chas. Picot
Jas. Briggs ... & © tº
Jno. Hubbard White ...
Thos. Edmd. Byrne ...
Julian Hamilton Hall...
Wm. Wiltshire Lynch...
Lionel Smith Warren...
Geo. Nesbitt Stephens
Wm. Harris Burland ...
Arth. Donald Butter ...
Jno. Ormsby Wandeleur
Wm. Dobree Carey ... * * * * * * *
Hon. Edwd. Archd. Brab. Acheson...
Jas. Morris Toppin ... e vº º º
Fredk. Gasper Le Grand
Sir Christr. Chas. Teesdale ...
Chas. Augs. Fitzgerald Creagh
Robt. Jno. Jocelyn Stewart ...
Archd. Lewis Playfair
Wm. Knox Leet
Robt. Bennett ...
Jno. Blaksley ...
Herbert Le Cocq
Geo. Digby Barker
Wm. Booth ... tº e -
Fredk. Wm. Best Parry
Hugh Shaw
Edmd. Davidson Smith
Wm. Jno. Chads º
Chas. Lewis Raikes
Saml. Jas. Graham ...
Algn. Augs. Stewart ..
Nathl. Cricklow Ramsay
Horatio Gordon Robley
Thos. Talbot ... tº tº º
Wm. Stewart Richardson
Harry Hammon Lyster
Sir Geo. Stewart White
Jno. Pennock Campbell
Jno. Wm. Green
3 3
15 Feb. 87,
17 Feb. 87.
21 Feb. 87.
22 Feb, 87.
2 Mar 87.
4 Mar. 87.
7 Mar. 87.
9 Mar. 87,
5 3
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11 Mar. 87.
16, Mar. 87.
18 Mar, 87.
24 Mar. 87.
31 Mar, 87.
1 Apr. 87.
5 3
22 May 87.
30 May 87.
8 Jun. 87.
22 Jun, 87.
27 jun. $7.
29 Jun, 87.
I jui. 37.
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933

Name.
M.-Gen.
L.-Gen.
Gen.
Basil Clifton Westby...
Jno. Charley e c &
Arth. Hales .. tº e e
Astley Fellowes Terry
Arth. Hy. Taylor
Wm. Moore Dickinson
Wm. Richd. White
Hugh Mackenzie ...
Geo. Shepherd Stevens - - -
Wm. Cooke O'Shaughnessy ...
Wrm. Octavius Foord ... © tº º
Thos. Lynden Bell
Thos. Wm. Sneyd
Jas. Landon Watt
Thos. Lowndes... tº º g tº e -
Geo. Farquhar Irving Graham
Stephen Wm. Barrow Sherman
Sir Jno. Hudson, K.C.B.
Fredk. Edwd. Sotheby
Hy. Geo. Delafosse
Josias Dunn
Edwd. Birch ...
Robt. Fras. Firth
Wm. Edwd. Montague
Thos. Prittie Cosby ...
St. John Bally...
Chas. Edwd. Blowers...
Hy. Moore, C.B., C.I.E.
Norman Macdonald
Fredk. Fras. Daniell ...
Chas. Edmd. Layard ...
Jno. Crossland Hay
Hy. Thos. Arbuthnot
Hugh Parker Montgomery
Fredk. Wheeler e s 2
Arth. Fredk, Warren
Wm. Stirling
Chas. Jas. Tyler
Jas. Peattie Morgan
Richd. Sadlier ſº º ºs
Chas. David Chalmers
Thos. Clarke ſº tº &
Edmd. Ghuznee Morrogh
Hy. Spencer Palmer ...
Robt. Barton ... tº º º © tº º
Robt. Owen Jones ... G -
Talbot Bradford Middleton Giascock
Wm. de Wilton Roche Thackwell
Jas Harwood Rocke -
Fredk. Horace Arth. Seymour
Thos. Alphonso Cary . . .
Colin Mackenzie tº e tº
Hy. Holden Steward e -
Wm. Drummond Scrase Dickins
Hy. Ellenborough Dyneley
Geo. Hy. Wm. Fagan
Grant Blunt ... tº tº º
Chas. Edwd. Luard ... * @ tº
Chas. O'Loughlin Prendergast
Richd. Oldfield • * tº e e º
Arth. Hill &
1 Jul. 87.
5 Oct. 87.
16 Oct. 87.
17 Oct. 87.
J9 Oct. 87.
21 Oct. 87.
24 Oct. 87.
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934 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES,

Name, M.-Gen. L.-Gen. Gen
Jas. Gibbons Smyth ... e - © 26 Oct. 87. ...... . ......
Wm. Lambert Yonge e - tº 29 Oct. 87. ...... } ......
Geo. Stewart * tº º & 31 Oct. 87. ...... . ......
Geo. Carden ... e is e 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Clement Jas. Griffiths 1 Nov. 87. ...... . ......
Oliver Richardson Newmarch 5 3 | * * * * * * : * * * * * *
Markham Le Fer Taylor 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Edwd. Keate ... & © to 35 | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Donald Roderick Cameron 35 • * * * * * | * * * * * *
Hy. Bond tº tº 3 3 || | * * * * * * | * * * * * *
Jno. Thompson 4 Nov. 87. ...... . ......
Jas. Bevan Edwards 5 Nov. 87, ...... . ......
9 Nov. 87. ...... . ......
Alex. Lyon Emerson ... tº e -
Jas. Murray Thos. Simpson ...
Jno. Charlton Kinchant
Edw. Dorrien Newbolt
Fredk. Wm. Lambton
Edwd. Wm. Saunders
Wrm. Morritt Barn. Bond
Alfred Templeman
Sir Hy. Peter Ewart
Wm. Jno. Gillespie ... e tº e
Wm. Hy. Deedes tº gº & © tº e
Tobt. Children Whitehead, C.B.
Jno. Haughton... tº e e e - e.
Eust. Beaum. Burnaby e e Q
Hy. Chamberlayne Farrell ...
Geo. Alf. Wilson
Jno. Macvicar Burn ...
Fitzroy Somerset Talbot
Richd. Carruthers Bud
Wm. Keith ... tº º tº
Hy. Darley Crozier
Wm. Hy. Brooke Peters
Jno. Byron e e º tº tº 0
Fredk. Chenevix Trench
Jno. Tilly tº q tº & © & § 0 &
Jno. Ryder Oliver ... tº e º
Fredk. Milkington Kenyon Stow
Wm. Fredk. Sandwith & © &
Edwd. Jno. McNair
Nadolig Ximenes Gwynne
Geo. Hay Moncrieff ... tº e º e tº º
Fredk. Wm. Edwd. Forestier Walker
Robt. Rollo Gillespie a gº tº
Geo. Balfour Traill & Q &
Maunsell Mark Prendergast ...
Robt. Wheeler
Wm. Bally
Ponsonby Sheppard
Robt. Sandham e e e e tº º © tº º
Percy Guillemard Llewellyn Smith...
Edwd. Hy. Courtney tº a tº e e &
Edwd. Micklem tº e g tº e - tº tº &
Jno. Fretcheville Dykes Donnelly ...
Wm. Chas. F. Molyneux e e ºs
Richd. Wm. Erskine Dawson
Arth. Phelps tº º º e tº e
Jno. Woulfe Keogh
Clement Metcalfe Browne
19 Nov. 87.
22 Nov. 87.
24 Nov. 37.
30 Nov. 87.
7 Dec. 87.
14 Dec. 87.
15 Dec. 87.
I7 Dec. 87.
21 Dec. 87.
18 Jan. 88.
... 3i jan. 88.
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935
DIGNITIES.

Name.
M.-Gen.
L.-Gen.
Gen.
Wm. Jas. Stuart & ſº tº
Arth. Edwd. Augs. Ellis
Alexr. Gordon Duff ...
Philip Story ... tº º º tº e
Lionel D’Arcy Dunsterville ..
Chas. Doxat Clementson &
Thos. Wm. West Pierce, C.B.
Thos. Lamb ... tº tº º & © tº
Hastings Fraser
Wm. Munro ... tº de jº
Chas. Alexr. McMahon
Jervis Harpur ... & e e
Thos. Edwd. Webster
Griffith Turner Jones... tº g tº
Wm. Hy. Apostoly Buttler ...
Alb. Hy. Wilmot Williams
Harry McLeod tº tº
Hy. Brasnell Tuson, C.B.
Wm. Cooper ... g
Simpson Hackett tº e &
Geo. Alexr. Arbuthnot
Rd. Harrison ... tº º 'º
Hy. Cook tº a ſe tº gº tº
Chas. Mansfield Clarke
Ardley Hy. Falwasser Barny
Herbert Mark Garrett Purvis
Geo. Battye Fisher g
Richd. Jas. Combe Marter
Chas. Thos. Haig
Jno. Brenton Cox ...
Rowland Robt. Wallace
Ernest Aug. Green ...
Octavius Ludlow Smith
Jno. Durham Hall
Wm. Turton Fagan ...
Thos. Wolrich Stansfeld ge
Adam Hugh Montgomery Dickey
Clements Robt. Shaw... tº tº º
Clement Jno. Smith ...
Edwd. Lewis Hankin...
Thos. Fras. Lloyd ...
Brabazon Hy. Pottinger
.31 Mar. 88.
12 Feb. 88.
23 Feb. 88.
17 Mar. 88.
23 Mar. 88.
31 Mar. 88.
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3 Dec. 88.
16 Dec. 88.
31 Dec. 88.
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936 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES
GOVERNORS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL.
1691. Sir Thos. Ogle, Mar. 3. 1849. Gen. Sir Geo. Anson, G.C.B., May 18.
1702. Col. Jno. Hales, Nov. 10. 1849. Gen. Sir Colin Halkett, K.C.B.,
1714. Brig.-gen. Thos. Stanwix, Jan. 13. Nov. 26.
1720. Col. Chas. Churchill, June 6. 1856. Gen. Sir Edwd. Blakeney, G.C.B.,
1727. Lt.-gen. Wm. Evans, June 20. Sept. 25.
1740. Sir Robt. Rich, bt., May 6. 1868. F. M. sir Alexr. Woodford, G.C.B.,
1768. Lt.-gen. Sir Geo. Howard, Feb. 13. G.C.M.G., A'ig. 3.
1795. Gen. Geo., Marq. Townshend, July 6. 1870. Gen. Sir Jno. Lysaght Pennefather,
1796. Gen. Sir Wm. Fawcett, K.B., July 12, G.C.B., Aug. 27. '
1804. Gen. Sir David Dundas, K.B., Apr. 3. 1872. Lt.-gen. Sir Sydney Jno. Cotton,
1820. Gen. Sir Saml. Hulse, Feb. 19. K.C.B., May 10.
1837. Gen. hon. Sir Edwd. Paget, G.C.B., 1874. Gen. Sir Patr. Grant, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
Jan. 10. Feb. 24.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF CHELSE A HOSPITAT).
1695. David Craufurd, Jan. 1. 1807. Gen. Saml. Hulse, Mar.
1715. Col. Thos. Chudleigh, Jan. 14. 1820. Lt.-gen. Sir Harry Calvert, bt.
1726. Col. Wm. Wyndham, Apr. 15. G.C.B., Feb. 19.
1730. Col. Thos. Norton, Apr. 22. 1826. Lt.-gen. Hon.Sir Alexr. Hope, G.C.B.,
1748. John Cossley, July 3. Sept. 6.
1765. Nathl. Smith, Nov. 6. 1837. Lt.-gen, Sir Geo. Townshend
1773. John Campbell, Feb. 11. Walker, bt., G.C.B., May 24,
1777. Bernard Hale, May 1. 1842. Gen. Sir Wm. Hy Clinton, G.C.B.,
1798. Gen. Wm. Dalrymple, Mar. 28. Nov. 17.
1846. Gen Sir Geo. Anson, G.C.B., Feb. 23. 1868. Col. Chas. Lennox Brownlow
1849. Lt.-gen. Sir Andrew Fras. Barnard, Maitland, May 9.
G.C.B., G.C.H., Nov. 26. 1874. Col. Richd. Herbert Gall, C.B.,
1855. Gen. Sir Edwd. Blakeney, G.C.B., Mar. 1.
G., C.H. Feb. 6. 1881. Col. Richd. Wadeson, Mar. 26.
1856. Gen. Sir Alexr. Woodford, G.C.B., | 1855. Col. Edwd. Andr. Stuart, Mar.
G.C.M.G., Sept. 25. 13.
JUDGE-ADVOCATES GENERAL.
THE Judge-Advocate General and Judge Martial of all the Forces is an
officer of considerable responsibility. He is the legal adviser of the
sovereign and of the commander-in-chief in military cases, and by his
authority all general courts-martial are held. In his office are deposited
the originals of all such proceedings, and on his receipt of them they
are examined, and either deposited as correct, or communicated upon,
or submitted by the Judge Advocate General to Her Majesty for royal
approval, or for pardon, or revision, as, in the opinion of this officer,
the case may require.
The office has for many years been a political one, the holder resign-
ing on a change of ministry.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
937
days later than those adopted in this list.
JUDGE-ADVOCATES GENERAL.
Down to 1847 the dates are those of the actual entrance upon office, not of the
appointment, which is usually a few days earlier; or of the patent, commonly some
From 1847 the dates are those of the
Gazette notices of the appointment.
1666.
1684.
1705.
1715.
1734.
1741.
1768.
1806.
1807.
1809.
1817.
1827.
1828.
1830.
1834.
1834.
1835.
1838.
1839.
1841.
1846.
Dr. Saml. Barrowe, Jan.
Geo. Clarke.
Thos. Byde.
Edwd. Hughes.
Sir Hy. Hoghton, bt.
Thos. Morgan.
Chas. Gould, aft. Sir Chas. Gould-
Morgan, bt. ; knt. 1779; cr. a bar.
1792, when he assumed the name
of Morgan.
Nathl. Bond, Mar 8.
Richd. Ryder, Dec. 4.
Chas. Manners-Sutton, Nov. 8.
John Beckett, aft. bt., June 25.
Jas. Abercromby, May 12; aft. la.
Dunfermline.
Sir John Beckett, bt., again, Feb. 2.
Robt. Grant, aft. Sir R., Dec. 2.
Robt. Cutlar Fergusson, July 7.
Sir Jno. Beckett, bt., again, Dec. 22.
Robt. Cutlar Fergusson, again, Apr.
25.
Wm. St. Julien Arabin, Nov. 6.
Sir Geo. Grey, bt., Feb. 21.
Richd. Lalor Shiel, June 26.
Jno. Nicholl, Sep. 14.
Jas. Stuart Wortley, Jan. 31.
Chas. Buller, July 14.
1847.
1849.
1852.
1858.
1859.
1866.
1868.
1870.
1871.
1873,
1874.
1875.
1880.
1885.
1886.
1886,
Wm. Goodenough Hayter, aft. Sir
W., Dec. 30.
Sir David Dundas, May 26, G.
Geo. Bankes, Feb. 28, G.
Hon. Chas. Pelham Williers, Dec.
30, G.
Jno. Robt. Mowbray, Mar. 13, G.
Thos. Emerson Headlam, June 24, G.
Jno. Robt. Mowbray, again, July
12, G.
Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen,
Dec. 16, G.
Jno. Robt. Davison, Dec. 28, G.
Sir Robt. Jos, Phillimore, D.C. L.,
Judge of the Admy.Court, May 17,
G. Held the office pending a re-
arrangement of its duties.
Acton Smee Ayrton, Aug. 21, G.
Stephen Cave, Mar. 7, G.
Geo. Augs. Fredk. Cavendish-Ben-
tinck, Nov. 24, G.
Geo. Osborne Morgan, May 7, G.
Wm. Thackeray Marriott, aft. Sir
W., July 13, G.
Jno. Wm. Mellor, Feb. 22, G.
Wm. Thackeray Marriott, aft. Sir
W., again, Aug. 9, G.
938 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PART XVI. MISCELLANEOUS.
UNDER this heading are included a few lists which cannot be classified
under any of the preceding titles, and which, indeed, can hardly be
considered as strictly of an official character.
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS OF ENGLAND.
PHYSIGIANs were first incorporated in 1518 under letters patent, followed
by acts of parliament, 32 Hen. VIII., cap. 40 (1540), and 1 Mary,
SeSS. 2, cap. 9 (1558). The title of “Royal " was first adopted in
1858. t
PRESIDENTS OF THE RoxAL Col.1.BGE of PHYSICPANs
OF ENGLAND FROM 1800.
1796. Thos. Gisborne. 1862. Thos. Watson, aft, bt.
1804. Sir Lucas Pepys. 1867. Jas. Alderson, aft. Sir J.
1811. Sir Fras. Milman, bt. 1871. Geo. Burrows, aft. bt.
1813. John Latham. 1876. Jas. Risdon Bennett, aft. Sir J.
1820. Sir Hy. Halford, bt. 1881. Sir Wm. Jenner, bt.
1844. John, Ayrton Paris. 1888. Sir Andr. Clark, bt.
1857. Thos. Mayo.
MASTERS AND PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.
BARBERs AND SURGEONs were first incorporated in 1540 under 32
Hen. VIII., cap. 42. In 1745 the SURGEONs were formed into a separate
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
939
corporation under 18 Geo. II., cap. 15.
The title of “Royal," was
first adopted under a charter obtained in 1848.
1800,
1801.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810,
1821
1822.
1823.
1824,
1825.
1826.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
MASTERs of THE ROYAL Col.BGE of SURGEONS FROM 1800.
Chas. Hawkins.
Wm. Long.
Geo. Chandler.
Thos. Keate.
Sir Chas. Blicke.
David Dundas, aft. bt.
Thompson Forster.
Chas. Hawkins, again.
Sir Jas. Earle.
Geo. Chandler, again.
Thos. Keate, again.
Sir Chas. Blicke, again.
1811.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
David Dundas, again
Thompson Forster, again.
Sir Everard Home, bt.
Sir Wrm. Blizard.
Hy. Cline.
Wm. Norris.
Sir Jas. Earle, again.
Geo. Chandler, again.
Thos. Keate, again.
Sir David Dundas, bt., again.
Thompson Forster, again.
PRESIDENTs of THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
Sir Everard Home, bt., again.
Sir Wm. Blizard, again.
Hy. Cline, again.
Wm. Norris, again.
Wm. Lynn.
John Abernethy.
Sir Astley Paston Cooper, bt.
Sir Anthony Carlisle.
Honoratus Leigh Thomas.
Richd. Clement Headington.
Robt. Keate.
Ditto. -
John Painter Vincent.
Geo. Jas. Guthrie.
Anthony White.
John Goldwyer Andrews.
Sir Astley Paston Cooper,
again.
Sir Anthony Carlisle, again.
Honoratus Leigh Thomas, again.
Robt. Keate, again.
John Painter Vincent, again.
Geo. Jas. Guthrie, again,
Anthony White, again.
John Goldwyer Andrews, again.
Sir Benj. Collims Brodie, bt.
Saml. Cooper.
Wm. Lawrence.
Benj. Travers.
Edwd. Stanley.
Jos. Hy. Green.
Jas. Moncrieff Arnott.
John Flint South.
Caesar Hy. Hawkins.
Jas. Luke.
bt.,
1854.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879,
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
Geo. Jas. Guthrie, again.
Wm. Lawrence, again.
Benjn. Travers, again.
Edwd. Stanley, again.
Jos. Hy. Green, again.
Jas. Moncrieff Arnott, again.
John Flint South, again.
Caesar Hy. Hawkins, again.
Jas. Luke, again.
Fredc. Carpenter Skey.
Jos. Hodgson.
Thos. Wormald.
Richd. Partridge.
John Hilton.
Richd. Quain.
Edwd. Cock.
Sir Wm. Fergusson, bt
Geo. Busk.
Hy. Hancock.
Thos. Blizard Curling.
Fredk. Le Gros Clark.
Sir Jas. Paget, bt.
Prescott Gardner Hewett, aft. bt
John Birkett.
John Simon, C.B.
Luther Holden. b
John Eric Ericsen.
Sir Wm. Jas. Erasmus Wilson
Thos. Spencer Wells, aft. bt.
John Marshall.
John Cooper Forster.
Wm. Scovell Savory.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
94 () THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
THE ROYAL SóCIETY was established about 1660, and incorporated
by Chas. II. by Charters dated July 15, 1662, April 22, 1663, and
April 8, 1669, under the title of “The President, Council, and
“ Fellowship of the Royal Society of London for improving Natural
“Knowledge.”
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
(From Haydn's Dictionary of Dates.)
1660. Sir Robt. Moray, up to incorpora- 1768. Jas. West.
tion. 1772. Jas. Burrow, again.
1663. Wm., visc. Brouncker, 1st Pres. aft. 1772. Sir Jno. Pringle.
incorporation. 1778. Sir Jos. Banks.
1677. Sir Jos. Williamson. 1820. Wm. Hyde Wollaston.
1680. Sir Christºr. Wren. Sir Humphry Davy.
1682. Sir Jno. Hoskins. 1827. Davis Gilbert.
1683. Sir Cyril Wyche. 1830. Aug. Fredk., D. of Sussex.
1684. Saml. Pepys. 1838. Spencer Josh. Alwyne, M. of
1686. John, E. of Carberry. Northampton.
1689. Thomas, E. of Pembroke 1848. Wm., E. of Rosse.
1690. Sir Robt. Southwell. 1854. Jno., ld. Wrottesley.
1695. Chas. Montague, aft. E. of Halifax. 1858. Sir Benj. Collins Brodie, bt.
1698. John, ld, Somers. 1861, M.-Gen. Sir Edw. Sabine.
1703. Sir Isaac Newton. 1871. Geo. Biddell Airy, aft. Sir G.
1727. Sir Hans Sloane. 1873. Jos. Dalton Hooker, aft. Sir J.
1741. Martin Folkes. 1878. Wm. Spottiswoode.
1752. Geo., E. of Macclesfield. 1883. Thos. Hy. Huxley.
1764. Jas., E. of Morton. 1886. Geo. Gabriel Stokes, aft. bt.
1768. Jas. Burrow.
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTION,
THE ROYAL INSTITUTION was established in March 1799 and incorporated
by Geo. III., Jan. 13, 1800, under the title of “The Royal Institution
“ of Great Britain for the diffusing knowledge and facilitating the
“general introduction of useful mechanical inventions and improvements,
“ and for teaching by courses of philosophical lectures and experiments
“the application of science to the common purposes of life.” Its con-
stitution was enlarged in 1810 under 50 Geo. III., cap. 51 (Loc, and
Pers.) -
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTION.
1799. Sir Jos. Banks. 1817. Edwd. Adolphus, D. of Somerset.
1800. Geo., E. of Winchilsea and Not- 1842. Algn., ld. Prudhoe, aft. D. of Nor-
tingham. thumberland.
1813. Geo. Jno., E. Spencer. 1865. Sir Hy. Holland, bt.
1815. Thos., E. of Chichester. 1873. Algn. Geo., D. of Northumberland.
THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES. 941
|
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY was incorporated Dec. 10, 1768. Previous to this *.
there had been a Society of Artists which met in St. Peter's Court, St.
Martin's Lane about 1739, and was afterwards established as the
Society of Incorporated Artists, which held its first exhibition in 1760.
1768.
1792.
1805.
1806.
1820.
1830.
1675.
1719.
1742.
1762.
PRESIDENTS OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY.
(From Haydn's Dictionary of Dates.)
Joshua Reynolds, aft. Sir J. 1850. Chas. Lock Eastlake, aft. Sir C.
Benjn. West, res. 1805. 1866. Sir Edwin Landseer, elect. but
Jas. Wyatt. decl.
Benjn. West, again. - Fras. Grant, aft. Sir F.
Sir Thos. Lawrence. 1878. Fredk. Leighton, aft. Sir F.
Martin Archer Shee, aft. sir M.
ASTRONOMERS ROYAL.
(From Haydn's Dictionary of Dates.)
1765. Nevil Maskelyne.
1811. John Pond.
1835. Geo. Biddell Airy, aft. Sir G,
1881. Wm. Hy. Mahoney Christie.
John Flamsteed.
Edmd. Halley.
Jas. Bradley.
Nathl. Bliss.
§
942 THE BOOK OF DIGNITIES.
ADDFNT)UM.
AMBASSADORS TO ECUADOR.
(Accidentally omitted from p. 135.)
1854. Walter Cope, ch. d’a. and C.G., | 1867, Frede. Hamilton, ch. d’a. and C.G.
11
Oct. 11. Feb. 9; min. res. and C.G., Dec.
1861. Geo. Fagan, ch d'a, and C.G., |. 12, 1872.
Apr. 7. 1883. Christian Wrm. Lawrence, min, res.
1865. Lt.-col. Edwd. St John Neale, ch. and C.G., Apr. 28.
d'a. and C.G., Aug. 14.
943
INDEX OF NAMIES.
THE names appear in this Index, as in the body of the work, according
to the actual style or title of the official at the date of his appointment
to each particular office. Cross references are given to each of his prior
or subsequent titles, provided his name appears in the body as holding office
whilst enjoying that title —ear. gr.
Pole, Hon. Wm. Well, aft. 1d. Maryborough and 3rd E. of Mornington, q.v., P.C.
208; C. Treas. Ir, 561; Ch. Ex. Ir. 561; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563.
Maryborough, Wm., ld., form. Hon. W. W. Pole, q.v., aft. 3rd E. of Mornington,
q.v.; L.T. 160; M.B.H. 303; Postm. G. 238.
*ś, Wm., 3rd E. of, form. Hon. W. W. Pole and lá. Maryborough, q.v.,
º e e 7 º
Therefore, to obtain a complete list of all the offices held by each
person, reference must be made to each title.
It is believed that, except in the case of cross references, each entry
refers to a separate and distinct person. Cases of doubtful identity are
noted thus:–
* Michael, bp. Clr. 596. | * Methven, Jno., Ld. Chanc, Ir. 576.
sk bp. Gall. 538. Sk Jno., M. Chy. 396.
* Prob. Same pers. | * 2 same pers.
Some observations will be found in the Preface as to the variations in
spelling, particularly amongst the earlier names. As far as possible the
risk of a fruitless search for a name actually in the Index has been
avoided, either by grouping the names under the most usual mode of
spelling with cross references to the others, ea. gr.
MacGregor and MacGrigor
MacGrigor, see MacGregor
or by cross references only, ev. gr.
Marston, See also Merston
The former mode is adopted where it was found that the name of the
same person had been variously spelt in different parts of the book; the
latter where it was found that although the name itself was spelt diffe-
rently, the name of each person bearing it was spelt alike throughout.
The variations in spelling are, however, so numerous that the reader
must, to some extent, rely on himself, and, if he cannot find a name
under the expected heading, try under Some other letter frequently
substituted for it; ea. gr.—I. and J., I. and Y., U. and W., AE. and E.,
are frequently used indifferently both at the beginning and in the middle
of a name. The names of the earlier ecclesiastical and legal dignitaries
*.
944
INDEX OF NAMES.
are sometimes used in their English and sometimes in their Latin form.
Emperors, Kings, &c., and also Royal Princes are entered under their
Christian names; but where English Princes have been created Dukes
or Earls, they are entered under their later titles also.
Where a name applies both to surnames and to titles of nobility, the
latter are grouped together at the end of the former ;-ea. gr.
Gordon, Adam, 1st là.,
follows
possible abbreviation of each dignity.
Gordon, Wm.
Considerations of space have necessitated the use of the shortest
Wherever practicable, a form has
been adopted the meaning of which is obvious, but, to provide for any
case of difficulty or uncertainty, a complete list of the abbreviations is
here given.
LIST OF ABBREWIATIONS USED IN INDEX OF
NAMES
Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
A.D. Aus. Archduke of Austria. Amb. Ambassador, &c. to—
A.G. Attorney General. — McO. — Morocco.
A.G. Ir — Ireland. — Mda. — Modena,
Abp. archbishop, see bp. (bishop). — Mex. — Mexico.
Acct. G. Accountant General. — MgO. — Montenegro.
Adm. (A.) Admiral, List A. — MSct. — Muscat.
— (P.) - 5 y ,, B. — N.G. — New Grenada,
— (C.) 37 ,, C. — NCls. — Netherlands.
— (D.) 55 ,, D. — Pers. — Persia.
— (E.) 3 y ,, E. — Pgl. — Portugal.
— (F.) y 5 ,, F. — Pgy. — Paraguay.
— (G.) 3 y ,, G. — Pld. Poland.
— (H.) 33 ,, H. — Prma. — Parma.
Adm. Adv Admiralty Advocate. — Pr. — Prussia.
Adm. Ind Administrator of India. — Pu. — Peru.
Amb. Ambassador, &c. to— — R. Pl. — Rio de la Plata.
— Abyss — Abyssinia. || — Rep. Col. — Republic of Colombia,
— Arg. — Argentime Confederation || — Rima. — Roumania.
Or Republic. — Russ. — Russia.
— Aus. — Austria, — Scy. — Two Sicilies,
— B. St. — Barbary States, — Sd. Is. — Hawaiian or Sandwich
— Bdn — Baden. Islands.
— Bga. — Bulgaria. — Sda. — Sardinia,
— Bgm — Belgium. — Si. — Siam,
— Brio. — Borneo. — Sp. — Spain.
— Bol. — Bolivia. — Sva. — Servia.
— Bva. — Bavaria. — SW. — Sweden.
— Bz.I. — Brazil. — Sw, and N. — Sweden and Norway.
— C. Am — Central America. — Swz. — Switzerland.
— C. R. — Costa Rica. — SXy. — Saxony.
— Ch. — China. — Tky. — Turkey.
— Ch. and — China, and Corea. —— Tum. — Tunis.
Cor * — Tusc. — Tuscany.
— Chi. — Chili. — TXs. — Texas.
— D. pr. — Danubian principalities. || — U.S.A. — United States of America,
— Dk. — Denmark. — U.S.C. *- Columbia.
— Dom Rep. — Dominican Republic. — Ugy. — Uruguay.
— ECr. — Ecuador. — Vce. — Venice.
— Eg. — Egypt, — Vza. — Venezuela.
— Fr. — France. — Wog. — Wurtemburg.
— G. St. — German States. — Zur. — Zanzibar.
— Gr. — Greece. Ant. P.A. Antelope Pursuivant.
— Grmy. — Germany. Arund. H. Arundel Herald.
— Guat. — Guatemala. ASS. C. and A. | Assistant Comptroller and
— H. Dt. — Hesse Darmstadt. Auditor.
— H. Tris. — Hanse Towns. Astr. Roy. Astronomer Royal.
— Hnr. — Hanover. Ath. P.A. Athlone Pursuivant.
— Hti. — Hayti. Aud. Ex. Auditor of the Exchequer.
— It. — Italy. B.C. Member of the Board of Con-
— Jap. — Japan. trol.
— Lca. — Lucca. B. Ex. Baron of Exchequer.
INDEX OF NAMES.
945
Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
B. Ex. Ir. Baron of Exchequer, Ireland. || abp. bp. Ordn. archbishop, bishop, or dean
— SC. — Scotland. — Cloy. — Cloyne.
B. and G. K.A. | Bath and Gloucester King of — Clr. — Clogher.
Arms. — Cmbo. ' — Colombo.
E.T. Member of the Board of — Cness — Caithness.
- Trade. | — Cnr. ! — Connor.
B. Tun. Bey of Tunis. — Cnwall. — Cornwall.
Barnes P.A. Barnes Pursuivant. — Colch. — Colchester.
IBath K.A. Bath King of Arms. — Crk. — Cork,
Per W. P.A. Berwick Pursuivant. — Crk. and , — Cork and Cloyne.
B1. C. H. Blanc-Coursier Herald. Cl.
Bl. L. P.A. Blanch-Lion Pursuivant. — Crk., Cl — Cork, Cloyne and Ross.
B1. M. P.A. Bluemantle Pursuivant. and R.
Bl. Sang. P.A. | Blanch Samglier Pursuivant. — Crk. and — Cork and Ross.
Blf. Gsey. Bailiff of Guernsey. R.
— Jsey. — Jersey. — Dbln. — Dublin.
#. suff. ; v ide infra. - Pºin. and — Dublin and Glendalough.
abp. archbisho — Dblin., G. — Dublin, Glendalough and
bp. bishop p tºº. Of and K Kildare. g
bp. suffr. bishop suf F. . Wii — Dev. — Devonshire.
fragan as bel G — Dham — Durham.
dn. dean 8,S O61OW. — Dkld. — Dunkeld.
— Abdn. — Aberdeen. — Dlxld. and — Dunkeld and Dunblane.
— Abdn. and — Aberdeen and Orkney. Dribl.
Ork. — Dribl. — Dumblane.
— Ach. — Achonry. — Dorch. — Dorchester.
— Adel. — Adelaide. — Dorch. and — Dorchester and Sidna-
— Alg. — Algoma. Sir, Cester.
— Antig. — Antigua. — Dov. — Dover.
— Ard. — Ardagh. — Down. — Down.
— Ardf. and — Ardfert and Aghadoe. — Down and — Down and Connor.
Agh. Cnr.
— Arg. — Argyll. — Down, C. — Down, Connor and Dro-
— Arg. and — Argyll and the Isles. and D. Ill OI’é.
Isl. — Dronn — Dromore.
— Allm. — Armagh. — Dry. —— Derry.
- º and — Armagh and Clogher. - º, and — Derry and Raphoe.
. Pll.
— Athab. — Athabasca. — Dun. — Dunedin.
— Auckl. N.Z. — Auckland, N.Z. — Dunw. — Dunwich.
— Austr. — Australia. — E. Ang. — East Angles.
— B. and W. — Bath and Wells. — E. Eq, Afr. — Eastern Equatorial
— Ball. — Ballarat. Africa.
— Bbay — Bombay. — Edinb. — Edinburgh.
— Bóloes — Barbadoes. — Elm, — Elmham.
— Bedf — Bedford. — Elm. and — Elmham and Dunwich.
— Belºw — Berwick. Dunw.
— Bgr. — Bangor. — Elph. — Elphin
— Bhurst — Bathurst. — Ely — Ely.
— Blfm. — Bloemfontein. — Emly — Emly.
— B. Kaffr — Kaffraria. — Enachd. — Enachdune.
— Brisb. — Brisbane. — Ex. — Exeter.
— Brk. — Bristol. — Falk. Isl. — Falkland Islands,
— Brm. — Brechin. — Foton. — Frederiction.
— C, Afr. — Central Africa. — Ferns — Ferns.
— C. Th. — Cape Town. — Ferns and — Ferns and Leighlin.
— Calc. — Calcutta. L.
— Caled — Caledonia. — Fife. — Fife.
— Cant — Canterbury. — Fife, D. — Fife, Dunlveld and Dun
— Carl. — Carlisle. - and D. blane.
— Cash. — Cashel. — Gall. Galloway.
— Cash. and — Cashel and Emly. — Gibr. — Gibraltar.
Eml. — Glasg. — Glasgow
— Cash., E., — Cashel, Emly, Waterford || – Glasg. and — Glasgow and Galloway
W. and L and Lismore. Gall.
— Cbia. — Columbia. — Glend. — Glendalough.
— Chest. — Chester. — Glr. — Gloucester.
— Chich — Chichester. — Glr. and — Gloucester and Bristo
— Chr. Ch. — Christ Church, Dublin. |Br.
Dbln. — Goulb — Goulburn.
— Chr. Ch. — Christ Church, N.Z. — Gºrtºn. — Grahamstown.
N.Z. — Graft. and — Grafton and Armidale.
— Chr. Ch. , — Christ Church, Oxford. TIll.
Oxf. — Guiana, Guiana.
— Cld. — Clonard. — Guildf. — Guildford.
— Clonf. — Clonfert, — Her. — Hereford.
— Clonf. and — Clonfert and Kilmac- || — Hex. — Hexham.
R. duagh. — Honol. — Honolulu.
— Clonm. — Clonmacnois. — Hull — Hull.
60
946
INDEX OF NAMES.
Abbreviation.
abp. bp. or din.
— Huron
— Ipsw.
— Isl.
— Jam.
— Jpn.
— Jslm.
— Kild.
— IWilf.
— Killa,
— Killa. and
Ach.
— Rilloe.
— IXilloe, and
IXilf.
— Išillo.e., R.,
Cl, and IX.
— Kilm.
— Kilm. and
Ard.
— Kilm., E.
and A.
— Kilmacd.
— Labn.
— Leic.
— Lhore.
— Lich.
— Lich, and
Cow.
— Lilm.
— Lim.,
and A.
— Linc.
— Lindisf.
— Lism.
— Llff,
— Llin.
— Ilond.
— Lpl.
— M.-Ch.
— M. Riv.
— Mad.
— Manch.
— Marlb.
— Mayo
— Mburg.
— Mdras.
— Melan.
— Melb.
— Mont.
— Moos.
A.
— ViOl'.
— Mor. and
Ross
— Mth.
— Mtius.
— N. Ch.
— N. Q. Land
— N. Sc.
— N. Westºr.
— N.Z.
— Nass.
— Nat.
— Nels.
— NCWC.,
N.S.W.
— Newc. T.
— Nowfd.
— Niag.
— Nig. Dist.
— Norw.
— Nottm.
— Ont.
— Ork.
— OSS,
— Oss., F.and
L.
i
Dignity.
archbishop, bishop, or dean
— Huron.
— Ipswich.
— Of the Isles,
— Jamaica,
— Japan.
— Jerusalem.
— Kildare.
— Kilfenora.
— Killala.
Rillala and Achonry.
— Killaloe.
— Killaloe and Kilfenora.
— Killaloe, Kilfenora, Clon-
fort and Kilmacduagh.
— Killmore.
— Kilmore and Ardagh.
— IKilmore,
Ardagh
— IXilmacduagh.
— Labuan,
— Leicester.
— Lahore.
— Lichfield,
— Lichfield and Coventry,
Elphin and
— Limerick,
— Linnerick,
Aghadoe.
— Lincoln.
— Lindisfarne.
— Lismore,
— Tilandaff.
— Leighlin.
— London.
— Liverpool.
— Mid-China.
— Mackenzie River.
— Madagascar.
— Manchester.
— Marlborough.
— Mayo.
— Maritzburg.
— Madras.
— Mclanesia,
— Melbourne.
— Montreal.
— Moosoneo.
— Moray.
— Moray and IRoss.
Ardfort and
— Moray, Ross and Caith-
11GSS.
— Mortlach,
— Meath.
— Mauritius.
— North China.
— New Queensland.
— Nova Scotia,
— New Westminster.
— New Zealand,
— Nassau.
— Natal,
— Nelson.
— Newcastle,
Wales.
— Nowcastle-on-Tync.
Newfoundland.
— Niagara.
— Niger District.
— Norwich.
— Nottingham.
— Ontario.
— Orkney.
— Ossory.
- Qºry, Ferms and Leigh-
1I].
New South
ſ
*
|
i
!
Abbreviation.
abp. bp. Ordn.
! — Oxf.
— Pboro.
— Penr.
— Perth,
W.A.
— Pret.
— Qu'app.
ueb
all 8.
— Rip.
— Riv.
— Roch.
— Ross
— Ross and
— Si. Le.
— Sidr.
— Sing., L.
and S.
— Southwell
— St. Al
— St. Andr.
— St. Andr,
Dkld, and
Dnbl.
— Tim.
— Trm., K. and
A.
— Tor.
— Tr.
— Tr. and
Coch,
— Trin,
— Tru.
— Vict. (H.
Kong)
— Wiſord.
and L.
— Winch.
— Winds,
— Wltºn.
4-sº-sº-sº Wºº.
— W pu.
— YIR.
— Zld.
C. and A.G.
C. Acc. Ir.
C. Alçn.
C. Anht.
C. Anj.
C.B. Ex.
— Ir.
— Sc.
Dignity.
archbishop, bishop, or dean
Oxford.
— Peterborough.
— Penrith.
— Perth, Western Australia.
— Pretoria.
— Qu'appelle.
— Quebec.
— Rangoon.
— Ripon.
— Riverina.
— Rochester.
— Ross.
— Ross and Caithness.
— Raphoe.
— Rupert's Land.
— Sodor and Mall.
— Saiger.
— Salisbury.
— Saskatchewan,
— Selsey.
— Shaftesbury.
— Sherborne.
— Shrewsbury.
— Sierra Leone.
Sidnacester.
— Singapore, Labuan and
Sarawak.
— Southwell.
— St. Alban's.
— St. Andrew's,
— St. Andrew, Dunkeld and
Dumblane,
— St. Asaph.
— St. David's.
— St. Helena.
— St. Paul's.
— St. Patrick's,
— Sydney.
— Tasmania,
— Taunton.
— Thetford.
— Tuam.
— Tuam, Rillaloe
Achonry.
— Toronto,
— Travancore.
— Travancore and Cochin.
and
— Trinidad.
— Truro.
— Victoria (Hong Kong).
— Wellington.
— Wells.
— Westminster.
— Wakefield.
— Waterford.
— Waterford and Lismore.
— Winchester.
— Windsor,
— Wilton.
Comptroller and Auditor-
General.
Commissioner of Accounts,
eland.
Count of Alençon.
— Anhalt.
— Anjou. k
Chief IBaron, Exchequer,
— Ireland.
— Scotland,
INDEX OF NAMES. 947
Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
C.C. Bbay Commander-in-Chief, Bom- || Ch. Sec. Ir. Chief Secretary for Ireland.
ay. | Chambn. Ex. Chamberlain of the FXche-
— Bgal. — Bengal. r quer.
— Ind. — India. — Lond. — London.
— Mdras — Madras. Chanc. Gart. Chancellor, Order of the Gar-
C.C.J. County Court Judge. ter.
C.C.P. Chief Commissioner of — Guelph. — Order of the Guelphs.
Police. — M.G. — Order of St. Michael and
C. Ch. Commander-in-Chief. - St. George.
C. Cus. Commissioner of Customs. | Chest. H. Chester Herald.
— Ir. — Ireland, Chn. E.I. Co. Chairman of the East India,
— Sc, — Scotland. Company.
C.D.L. Chancellor of the Duchy of || Clar, I.A. Clarencieux King-of-Arms.
Lancaster. | Clk. O. Clerk of the Ordnance.
C. EXC Commissioner of Excise, Pells. Clerk of the Pells.
— Ir. — Ireland. COff. H. Cofferer of the Household.
— Sc. — Scotland. Com. Io. Isl. Commissioner to the Ionian
C. Fld. Count of Freisland. Islands.
C. FlrS — Flanders. Connf. P.A. Comfort Pursuivant.
C.G.A. Captain of Gentlemen-at- || Comm. F. Ir. Commander of the Forces in
Arms. Ireland.
C.G. Ex Comptroller-General of Ex- || Commr. Ir, Commissioner, Lord Lieu-
chequer. tenancy of Ireland.
C.G.P Captain, Gentlemen Pen- || Comm, Serjt. Common Serjeant of London.
Sioners. Lond.
C.G.S. Commissioner of Great Seal. Comm. Tr. Ir. Commissioner of the Treasury,
— Ir, — Ireland. Ireland.
— Sc. — Scotland. — — Sc. - Scotland.
C. Hld. Count of Holland. Compt. H. Connptroller of the House-
C. Hlt. — Hainault. hold.
C.I.E. Companion, order Indian || — N. Navy.
Empire. — SC. — Scotland.
C.I.R. Commissioner of Inland IRe- || Comst. T.L. Constable of the Tower of
Welllle. London. i
C.J. Bank. Chief Judge, Bankruptcy. W. Cast. — Windsor Castle.
— Bbay. Chief Justice of Bombay. Cph. Aba. Caliph of Arabia.
— Bgal. — Bengal. '. I. Molnbcl: Ord. Crown of India.
— C.P. — Common Pleas. CS1. Fr Consul of France.
— — Ir. - Ireland. Curs. B. Ex, Cursitor Baron of Exchequer.
— Chest. — County Palatinate Ches- || D. Algn Duke of Alençon.
ter. D. Ant. Anhalt.
— IX.B. — King's Bench. D. Arch Dean of Arches.
— — Ir. - Ireland. D. Aus Duke of Austria,
— Mdras — Madras. D. Bbt. — Brabant.
— N.W. Pl — North-West Provinces. D. Bóly — Burgundy.
— Q.B. — Queen's Bench. D. Brma, — Bohemia.
— — Ir — —— Ireland. D. Bcl-.. — Brunswick. w
C. Trux Count of Luxemburg. D. Bry. — Brotagne or Brittany.
C.P.R. Count Palatime of the Rhine. D. Bva. — Bavaria.
C. R.O. Consul of IROne. D. Chanc. Ir. Deputy Chancellor, Ireland.
C. Sec Colonial Secretary. D. Fac, Sc. Dean of Faculty of Advocates,
C. St. Commissioner of Stamps. Scotland,
—- L.L. — Ireland. D. FCà. Duke of Franconia.
C. St. aid Tx, Commissioner of Stamps and || D. Humr. Hanover.
Taxes. D.L.IX. Ir. Deputy Lord Keeper, Ire-
C, Svy. Count of Savoy. land.
C. Treas. Ir. Commissioner of Treasury, D. L.ca. Duke of Lucca.
Ireland. D. Line. Lorraine.
— Sc. — Scotland. D. MIda, — Modena,
C. TX. Commissioner of Taxes. D. Nass. — Nassau.
C.W.F., &c. Commissioner of Woods, D. Ndy. — Normandy.
Forests and Land IRevenue. D. Olyg. — Oldenburg.
C.W.P.B., Commissioner of Works and || D. Pld. — Poland.
Public Buildings. D. Pnna, — Parma.
C.Y.G. Captain of the Yeomen of the D. Pr. Prussia.
Guard. D. S. Alt. — Saxe-Altenberg.
Cal. P.A. Calais Pursuivant. D. S.C.G. — Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
Capt. Gem Captain-General. D. S.G.A. — Saxe-Gotha-Altenberg,
Carl. H. Carlisle Herald. D. S. Mgn Saxe-Meiningen,
Ch. Com. Ass, Chief Commissioner of || D. S. Wr. — Saxo-Weimar.
Assam, D. Su. — Suabia.
— Blma. — Burnha. D. Svy. Savoy.
— Cent. Pr. — Central Provinces. D. Sxy. — Saxony.
— Oudh. — Oudh. D. Thay. — Tuscany.
— Tºjab. Punjab. D. Wog. — Wurtemberg,
Ch. Fºx. Clancellor of the Exchequer. Dec. Iło. Decemvir of Rome.
— Ir, — Ireland Dep. E.M. Deputy Earl Marshal,
Ch. Jr. Chief Justiciary. Dep. L.G.C — Great Chamberlain.
Ch. Lond. Chancellor, Diocese of LOn- || Dep. Tr. Sc — Treasurer, Scotland,
dom, Il. Dean ; see bp. (bishop".
948
INDEX OF NAMES.
Br.N. Guin.
New Guinea.
Abbreviation. Dignity.
Dn. Thist. Dean, Order of Thistle.
Dt. Mex. Dictator of Mexico.
Pgy. — Paraguay.
— Pu. — Peru.
RO. ROnne.
E.M. Earl Marshal.
E.S.P. Iºxaminor of Stage Plays.
El. Bva. Elector of Bavaria.
— Hinr. — Hanover.
— H. Csl. — Hesse-Cassel.
Šxy. Saxony.
Emp. Aus. Emperor of Austria.
BZl. I3razil.
— Ch. — China.
E.E. Eastern Empire,
— Fr. — Prance.
— Gmy. — Germany.
— Hti. — Hayti.
— Mex. — Mexico.
— Ro. — löOnne.
— Russ. — Russia.
— Tzde. — Trebizonde.
— W.E. — Western Empire.
F.M. Field-Marshal.
F. Sec. Foreign Secretary.
Fitzal. P.A. Fitzalan Pursuivalnt.
G. Antig. Governor Antigua.
G. Antig, &c. — Antigua, &c.
G. Auck. Isl. — Auckland Islands.
G. Bah. Isl. — Bahama, Islands.
G. Basut. — 13asutoland.
G. Bbay. — Bombay.
G. Bdoes. — Barbadoes.
G. J3does, &c. — Barbadoes, &c.
G. Berb. — Berbice.
G. Brmda. — JBermuda.
G. I31. Bland. — British 136 Chuanaland.
G. Br. Cbia. ----- Columbia,
G. Br. Gu. --- Guiana.
G. Br. Hond. - - Honduras.
G. IB). Raffl'. --- IKaffraria,
G. Br. N. J.3mo. — North Borneo.
G.
G
.C.IX.
G.C.G.H.
&c.
G.C.H.
G.C.I.E.
G.C.M.G.
G.C.S.I.
G. Can.
G. Ceyl.
G. Ch. Hosp.
G. Ch. Isl.
G. Cypr.
G. D. J.3dn.
— H. Dt.
—- M. Sch,
— M. Str.
— Obg.
— S. Wr.
— Thy.
G. Donn.
E8s.
G. Dnca.
}. Falk. Isl.
. Fiji
(+.G. Can.
G.G. Ind.,
G.G.
Prov.
G. Gamb.
g
and
N. Am.
*m-ºs-
Knight Grand Cross of the
Bath.
Governor of the Cape of Good
Hope.
— Cape of Good Hope and
High Commissioner for
South Africa.
I(night Grand Cross Order of
the Guelphs.
Knight Grand Commander,
Order Indian Empire.
Knight Grand Cross St.
Michael and St. George.
IKnight Grand Commander
Star of India.
Governor of Canada.
— CCylon.
— Chelsea, Hospital.
— Channel Islands.
— Cyprus.
Grand Duke of IBaden.
— Hesse Darmstadt.
— Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
— Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
— Oldenburg.
— Saxe Weimar.
— Tuscany,
Governor of Domerara, and
Essequibo.
— Dominica,
— Falkland Islands.
Fiji.
| Gowr. Gen1, of Canada.
India. &
North American
Provinces.
| Governor of Gambia.
Abbreviation.
Gibr.
Gld, Cst.
Gld. CSt.Col.
Gr. Hosp.
Gl.ld, W.
Gren,
Gsey.
H. Kong.
Hgld,
I, Man.
Jam.
Jsey.
Iſabi).
Lag.
Tueew. Isl,
Mart,
Mdras.
Mlta.
Monts.
MItius.
MtOba.
New,
Newfol.
Ont.
I?r. Ed. Isl.
Q. Land.
Queb.
Seych. Isl.
S. Austr.
Si. Le.
St. Hel,
St. Luc.
St. Vin.
St. Xtr.
St. Xtr., &c.
Str. Sett.
T.and C. Isl.
Tasm.
Tob,
Trin.
Upp. Can.
V. D. lol,
Vanc. Isl.
Vict,
Virg. Isl.
W. Afr. Sett,
W, Austr.
W. Pacif,
WW(i. Isl.
art. IX.A.
Gen. (A.)
B.)
— (C.)
gen
D.)
eneal. Bath.
— St. Patr.
Gr, M. Bath
Gl. M. M.G.
Gl’. St.
Guelph K.A.
Guis. P.A.,
H
.C.P. Sc.
H. Mya.
H. Rºma.
H.
H.
Sec.
WCa,
Han. H.
Dignity,
Governor of Gibraltar.
— Gold Coast.
*-* Colony.
— Greenwich Hospital.
— Griqualand West.
— Grenada,
— Guernsey.
— Hong Kong.
— Heligoland.
— Isle of Man.
— Jamaica.
— Jersey.
— Labuam.
— Lagos.
— Teeward Islands.
— Martinique.
— Madras,
— Malta.
— Montserrat.
— Mauritius.
— Manitoba.
— New Brunswick.
— New South Wales.
— Nova Scotia.
North-West Territory.
— New Zealand.
Natal.
— Nevis.
— Newfoundland.
— Ontario.
Prince Edward Island.
— Queensland.
— Quebec.
— Seychelles Islands.
— South Australia.
— Sierra Leone.
— St. Helena.
— St. Lucia,
— St. Vincent.
— St. Christopher.
— St. Christopher, &c.
— St. Christopher
Nevis.
— Straits Settlements,
— Turks and Caicos Is-
lands.
— Tasmania.
— Tobago.
— Trinidad.
— Upper Canada,
— Van Diemen's Land.
— Vancouver Island.
— Victoria.
— Virgin Islands.
— West Africa, Settlement.
— Western Australia.
— Western Pacific.
Windward Islands.
Garter King of Arms.
General, List #.
*
} % 3 y C.
and
5 § 3 * D.
Genealogist, order of the
3ath.
— Order of St. Patrick.
Great Mºter order of the
Bath.
St. Michael almd
St. George.
Groom of the Stole.
Guelph King of Arms.
Guisnes Pursuivant.
Lord High Commissioner to
l?arliaments of Scotland,
Hospodar of Moldavia.
— Roumania.
Home Secretary.
Hospodar of Wallachia,
Hanover Herald.
INDEX OF NAMES.
949
Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
Hps. P.A. Hampmes Pursuivalnt. K. Pers Išing of Persia.
Ir. K.A. Ireland King of Arms. R. Pgl — Portugal.
J.A.G., Judge-Advocate General. K. Pld —— Poland.
J. Adm. Court Judge Admiralty Court. I. Pr. — Prussia.
— Ir. — Ireland. R. Rºma. — Roumania.
— SC — Scotland. K. Ro. — Rome.
J. Bank Judge in Bankruptcy. I.C. S. and N — Sweden and Norway.
J. Bank Ir — Ireland. K. Sc. — Scotland.
J.C.P. Justice, Common Pleas. R. Scy — Sicily.
J.C.P. II — Ireland. IK. Sd. Is — the Sandwich Islands.
J.C.P.D Justice, Common Pleas Divi- || IS. Sda, — Sardinia.
Sion, High Court of Justice. K. Si. — Siam.
J.C.P.D. Ir * Ireland. K. Sp. — Spain.
J. Ch. D. Justice, Chancery Division, || K. Sva. — Servia.
High Court of Justice. R. Sw — Sweden.
J. Ch. D. In -*- Ireland. K. Sxy — Saxony.
J. Chest. Justice, County Palatine of K.T. Knight of the Thistle.
º Chester. K. 2 Scy King of the Two Sicilies.
J. Div. Judge, Divorce Court. K. Whg. — Wurtemberg.
J. Ex. D. Justice, Exchequer Division, || K. Wls. — Wales.
High Court of Justice. Kt. Mar. Sc. Knight Marischal of Scot-
J. Ex. D. Ir. * Ireland. land.
J. It. Justice Itinerant. L. Admy Lord or Commissioner of the
J.K.B. Justice, Iking's Bench. Admiralty.
J.K.B. In — —— Ireland. L. App Lord of Appeal.
J.P.D.A. Judge of Probate, Divorce and || L.C. Lord Chamberlain of the
Admiralty Division, High Household.
Court of Justice. L.D. Ir. Lord Deputy of Ireland.
J. P. and M. Ir. Judge of Probate and Matri- || L.G. Bgal Lieut.-Governor of Bengal.
monial Causes Ireland. L.G.C. Lord Great Chamberlain.
J. Pr. Ct. Judge of the Prerogative || — Sc. — of Scotland.
Court of Canterbury. L.G., Ch. Hosp. Lieut.-Governor of Chelsea,
J. Prob, Judge Probate Court. Hospital.
J.Q.B. Justice, Queen's Bench. — Gr. Hosp. — Greenwich Hospital.
J.Q.B. Ir — Ireland. — N.W. Pr. — North-West Provinces.
J.Q.E.D Justice, Queen's Bench Divi- || — — and — and Oudh.
Sion, High Court Justice. Oudh
J.Q. B.D. Ir. - Ireland. L.G.O. Lieutenant - General of the
Jud. Com, P.C. Judicial Committee of Privy Ordnance.
Council. L.G. Pjab. Lieut.-Governor of the Pun-
Jy. Justiciary. jab.
Jy. Sc Judge of Justiciary, Scotland. || L.H.A. Lord High Admiral.
IQ. Adv King's Advocate. — Sc. — Of Scotland.
R. Arr King of Arragon. L.H.C.K. Sc. Lord High Commissioner to
R.B. Knight Companion of the IXirk of Scotland.
Bath. L.H. Const. Lord High Constable.
R. Bdy King of Burgundy. — Sc. — Scotland.
IX. Bgn). — the 13elgians. L.B.I.S. Lord High Steward.
K. Brma. — Bohemia. — Sc. — Scotland.
K. BVa. — Bavaria. L.H.T. Lord High Treasurer or Lord
IX.C. IXing's Counsel. Treasurer.
IC.C.B Knight Commander of the — Sc. — Scotland.
Bath. L.J. App. Lord Justice of Appeal.
K.C.E. Išing Consort of England. — App. In — Ireland.
IQ.C.H. IXmight Commander, order of — Clk. Lord Justice Clerk.
the Guelphs, — Gen — General.
IV.C.I.E — Order Indian Empire. — Ir, — Ireland.
IK.C.M.G. — St. Michael and St. i. L.IX. Lord Keeper.
George. — Ir. — Ireland.
IX.C.S.I — Star of India, — SC. — Scotland.
IX. Cle. Ring of Castile. L.L.— Lord Lieutenant of
IC. Dk. — Denmark. — Abdul, — Aberdeenshire.
I.C.E. — England. — Ang. — Anglesey.
FC. Fr. — France. — Arg. — Argyleshire.
R.G. Išmight of the Garter. — Arm. — Armagh.
R. Glº. Išing of Greece. — Ant. — Antrim.
|K.H. IXmight, order of the Guelphs. || — Ayrsh. — Ayrshire.
Ix. He. King of the Hellenes. — Beds. — Bedfordshire.
IX. Hgy. — Hungary. — Berks. — Berkshire.
R. Hall: — Hanover. — Berw. — Berwickshire.
IS. Ir. — Ireland. 13ffsh. — Isanffshire.
K. It. — Italy. — 13rec. — Brecomshire. s
R. J.Sm. — Jerusalem. — IBucks. — Buckinghamshire.
IK. Linnd — the Lombards. — Butesh. — Buteshire.
IS. Mad — Madagascar. —- Cambs. — Cambridgeshire.
IS. Mall — Isle of Man. — Card. — Cardiganshire.
IX. Nav. — Navarre. — Carlow Carlow.
R. Nds. — the Netherlands. — Carm. — Carmarthenshire.
I.C. NIs. — Naples. — Carn. — Carnarvonshire.
IK.P. Enight of St. Patrick. — CaV. — Cavaln.
950 INDEX OF NAMES.

Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
L.L.- Lord Lioutenant of - Lord Lieutenant of-
— Chesh. — Cheshire. — Rutl. —— Rutlandshire.
— Clare. — Clare. — Salop — Shropshire.
— Clkmm. — Clackmannanshire. — Sells — Selkirkshire.
— Cnwall. — Cornwall. — Sligo — Sligo.
— Chess. — Caithness-shire, | — Soms. — Somersetshire.
— Crk. — Cork. — Staffs. —— Staffordshire.
— Crom. — Cromarty. — Stirl. — Stirlingshire.
— Cumb. — Cumberland. i — Suff. — Suffolk.
— Dblin. — Dublin. i — Sulºr. — Surrey.
— Dby. — Derbyshirc. — Suss. — Sussex.
— Denb. — Denbighshire. | — Suth. — Sutherlandshire.
— Devon. — Devonshire. — S. Wales | — South Wales.
— Dgal. — TXonegal. — Tipp. — Tipperary.
— Dham. — Durham. | — Tyr. — Tyrome.
— Dors. — Torsetshire. | — Warw — Warwickshire.
— Downsh. — Downshire. | — Wexf — Wexford.
— Dumb. — Dumbartonshire. — Wſord — Waterford.
— Dumfr. — Dumfries-shire. — Wickl — Wicklow.
Edinb. — Edinburgh, — Wigt — Wigtonshire.
— Elgn. — Elginshire. ' — Wilts — Wiltshire.
— ESX. — Fºssex. — W. Meath — Westmeath.
— Ferm. —— Fermanagh. i – Wmland. — Westmoreland.
— Fifesh. — Fifeshire. | — Worc. — Worcestershire.
— I'lints. — Flintshire. —Yorks, E.R. — Yorkshire, East Riding.
— Forf. — Forfarshire. — Yorks, N. — North Riding.
— Galw. — Galway. IR.
— Glam. — Glamorganshire. — Yorks, W. — West Riding.
— Glouc. — Gloucestershire. IR.
— Hadd. — Haddingtonshire. L.M. Lord Marshal.
— Hants. — Hampshire. L.M. Dblin. Lord Mayor of Dublin.
— Hav. — HaverfordWest. L.M. Lond. — London.
— Heref. — Herefordshire. I.P.C. Lord President of the Council.
— Herts. — Hertfordshire. L.P. Ct. Sess. — Court of Session.
— Hunts. — Huntingdonshire. L.P.S. Lord Privy Seal.
— Inv. — Inverness-shire, T.P.S. Sc. — Of Scotland
— Ir. — Ireland. L. ProV. Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
— K. Co. — IXing's County. Edinb.
— Išent — IXent. Tu.S.H.I. Lord Steward Of the House-
— Kerry — IXerry. hold.
— Kild. — Rildare. L.T. Lord of the Treasury, or Com-
— Išillk. — Rilkenny. missioner of the Treasury.
— Kilnc. — I(incardineshire. L. Treas. Il’. Lord Treasurer of Ireland.
— Kinr. — Kinross-shire. L.W.S. Lord Warden of the Stan-
— Kirkc. — IXirkcudbright. maries.
— Lanc. — Lancashire. Lanc. H. Lancaster Herald.
— Leic. — Leicestershire. Land Comm...Ir. Land Commissioner, Ireland,
— Leitr. — Leitrim. Land J. Ir. Land Judge, or Judge of
— Lim. — Limerick. Landed Estates Court, Ire-
— Linc. — Lincolnshire. | land.
— Linlithg. — IJinlithgowshire. Ld. Adv. Lord Advocate.
— Linrk. — Lanarkshire. Ld. Chanc. Lord Chancellor.
— Londy. — Londonderry, | — Ir, — Ireland.
— Longf. — Longford. | — SC. — Scotland.
— Louth — Louth. | Ld. Clk. Beg. Lord Clerk Register.
— Mayo — Mayo. | Ld. Mam. Lord of Isle of Man.
— Moath — Mcath. | Ld. Scss. Lord of Session.
— Mdx. — Middlesex. | Leic. H. Leicester Herald.
— Mer. — Merionothshire. Lg. H. Cs1. Landgrave of Hesse-Cassel.
— Mid-I. — Mid-Lothian. – H. Dt. — Hesse-Darmstadt.
— Monaghan — Monaghall. | — H. H.bg. — Hesse-Homburg,
— MO]nm. — Monmouthshire. — Hse. —— Hesse. º
— Montg. — Montgomeryshire. ILt. Edinb. Lieutenant of Edinburgh.
Nbland. Northumberland. — T.L. — Tower of London.
— Norf. Norfolk. Ly. Dep. Tuyon Depute.
— Notts. Nottinghalmshire. — IX.A. — King of Arms.
— Nrmlsh. — Nairnshire. MI. A us. Margrave of Austria.
— Nton. — Northamptonshire. M.I3.H. Master of the Buckhounds.
— N. Wales | — North Wales. M. Bóln, Margrave of Baden.
— Ork.amd Z. — Orkney and Zetland. — Brg. — Brandenberg. º
— Oxon. — Oxfordshire. M.C.I. Member of the Council of
Pbls. — Pechleshire. India.
— Pennb. l’embrokeshire. M. Chy. Master in Chancery.
IPrth. — Perthshire. M. Fa. Marquis of Ferrara.
— Q. Co. — Queen's County. M.G. IX.A. ISing , of Arms, Order St.
— Radn. — Radnorshire. Michael and St. George.
— Rºnfuw. — Renfrewshire. M.G.O. Master General of the Ord-
— IROSC. — Roscolºnnn Oll. 118,11CC.
— ROSS — Ross-shire. M.G.W. Master of the Great Ward-
— Roxb. — Roxburghshire, robe.
INDEX OF NAMES.
951
Abbreviation. Dignity.
M.H. Master of the Horse.
M. Jap. Mikado of Japan.
M.M. Master of the Mint,
M.R. — Rolls.
Ir, - Ireland.
M. Robes Mistress of the Robes.
Mait. H. Malta, Herald.
Mast. Coll, Master, Royal College of Sur-
Surg. geons.
Mch. K.A. Marche King of Arms.
Mod. IX. Sc. Moderator of General As-
sembly of Iširk of Scotland.
Mowb. H. Mowbray Herald.
Mt. Org. P.A. | Mont-Orgueil Pursuivant.
Norf. H. Norfolk Herald,
Norr. K.A. Norroy King of Arms.
Nottºm. P.A. Nottingham Pursuivant.
Off. Nap. Officer of Napoleon Buona-
parte.
P.C. Privy Councillor.
P.L.C. Poor Law Commissioner.
P. Laur. Poet Laureate.
IP.P. Holder of Patient of Prece-
dence.
P. R.O. Pope of Rome.
Paym. G. Paymaster-General.
Portr. Lond. Portreeve of London.
T’ortsm. P.A. IPortsmouth Pursuivant.
Postm. G. Postmaster-General,
In’. — Ireland.
— Sc. Scotland.
Pr. Bga. Prince of Bulgaria,
— Bp. Sc. “Primus ” Bishop of
Scotland.
— E. Prince or Princess of England.
— Fr. — France,
— L. Dtd — Lippe-Detmold.
— L. Sch — Lippe-Schaumberg.
— Ltºn. — Liechtenstein.
— M. Sch — Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
— M. Sty — Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
— MgO. — Montenegro.
— Mkg, — Mecklenburg.
— MnO. — Monaco.
— Nass. — Nassau.
— Or. — Orange.
— R. Gr. — Reuss-Greiz.
— R. Sch — Reuss-Schleiz.
— Rºma. — Roumania.
— S. Rºdt — Schwarzburg - Rudol-
stadt.
— S. Som — Schwarzburg-Sonder-
hausen.
— Sva, — Servia.
— Tva, — Transylvania.
— W.E. — Wales (son of Sovereign
of England).
— W. Pyr — Waldeck Pyrmont.
— Wls. — Wales (native).
Prel, M.G. Prelate, ord. St. Michael and
St. George.
Prem. Premier Or Prime Minister.
Pres, Arg. President of Argentine Re-
public.
— B. Ay. — Buenos Ayres.
— B.C. — Board of Control.
...— B.H. --- Health,
-— B.T. --- Trade.
— Bol. — J3olivia.
— C.P.D. — Common Pleas Division,
High Court of Justice.
— C.P.D. Ir, — — Ireland.
— C.R. — Costa Rica.
— Chi. — Chili,
— Coll. Ph. — Royal College of Physi-
cians,
— Coll. Surg. — Royal College of Sur-
geons,
— Dn, Rep. — Dominican Republic.
— ECr, — Ecuador.
Abbreviation.
Pres. Ex. D.
— Ex. D. Ir.
— Fr.
— Gua.
— Hólas.
— Hti.
— L.G.B.
— Lib.
— Mex.
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Rblk, P.A.
IRec. Dbln.
— Lond.
Regr. Bath
CT, I,
Gart.
— I.E.
— M.G.
— S.I.
— and Sec.
Bath.
Rel. Nap.
Richm. H.
IRose P.A.
Dignity.
President, Exchequer Division,
High Court of Justice.
Ireland.
— French Republic.
— Guatemala.
— Honduras.
— Hayti.
— Local Government Board.
— Liberia.
— Mexico.
New Grenada.
Nicaragua.
— Orange Free State.
Privy Council, Scotland.
Poor Law Board.
— Panama.
— Paraguay.
— Punjab.
— Peru.
— Queen's Bench Division,
High Court of Justice.
Ireland.
— Royal Academy of
Arts.
— Royal Institution.
— Royal Society.
— St. Domingo.
— Sam Salvador.
— Spanish Republic,
— Swiss Confederation.
— Transvaal.
— United States of America.
Columbia.
— Uruguay.
— Vera, Cruz.
— Venezuela.
Protector of England.
Portcullis Pursuivant.
Queen's Advocate.
Queen of Arragon.
Queen's Counsel.
Queen Consort of England.
Queen of Castile.
Dennark.
England.
— Jerusalem.
— Madagascar.
— Navarre.
— Portugal.
— Poland.
— Scotland.
— Sandwich Islands.
| — Spain.
— Sweden.
IRose Blanche Pursuivant.
Rouge-Croix Pursuivant.
Rouge-Dragon Pursuivant.
Ruler of the Netherlands, i.e.
either Governor or Stadt-
holder.
Rose Rouge Pursuivant.
Ruler of Russia prior to the
title of Emperor assumed
in 1721 by Peter I,
Riseballk Pursuivant.
Recorder of Dublin.
London.
Töegistrar, order Bath.
Crown of India.
Garter.
Indian Empire.
— — St. Michael and
St. George.
Star of India.
— and Secretary, order of
Bath,
Relative of Napoleon Bona-
parte.
Richmond Herald.
Rose Pursuivant,
*
*
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952 INDEX OF NAMES.
Abbreviation. Dignity. Abbreviation. Dignity.
S.G. Solicitor-General. St., O. Storekeeper of the Ordnance.
— Ir. — Ireland. | Suff. H Suffolk Herald.
— Sc. — Scotland. | Sulºr. H Surrey Herald. -
S.G.O. Surveyor-General of the Tell. Ex Teller of the Exchequer.
Ordnance. Tr. Ch. Treasurer of the Chamber.
S.L. Serjeant-at-Law. Tr, II. — Household.
— Ir — Ireland. T1:... N. — the Navy.
S.L.R. Surveyor of Land Revenues. Tr. Rome Triumvir of ROme.
S. McO Sultan of Morocco. Trib. Rome Tribune of Rome.
S. St. Secretary of State. |U.S. C. Under Secretary, Colonies.
S. Try Sultan of Turkey. TJ.S. F. — Foreign.
S.W.F Surveyor of Woods and || U.S. Home — Home.
Forests. - |U.S. Ind. — India.
S. Zr. Sultan of Zanzibar. U.S. II. — for Ireland.
Sc. bp. Scotch Bishop without see. |U.S. S. — of State.
Sec. Adm. Secretary to the Admiralty. |U.S. Wal: — Walº.
— at W. — at War. TJ.S. W. and C. — War and Colonies.
— T3.C. — Board Of Control. Ulst. K.A. |Ulster King of Arms.
— B.T. *mºm a.de. V. A. Sc. Vice-Admiral of Scotland.
— Bath — Order of the Bath. W.C.H. Vice-Chamberlain of the
— Guelph --- the Guelphs. Household.
— I.E. * Indian Empire. V. Chanc. Vice-Chancellor.
— Ind. — of State for India. — Guelph — order of the Guelphs.
— L.G.B —Local Government Board. Ir. — Ireland.
— M.G. — order St. Michael and St. V. Eg. Viceroy of Egypt.
George. V.P.B.T. Vice-President, Board of
— P.L.B. — Poor Law Board. Trade.
— P.O. Post Office. V. P. Ed. — Education Committee of
— S.I. — Order Star of India, the Privy Council.
— Sc. — for Scotland. W.P. Ed. SC. --- Scotland. .
— St. Ir. — of State, Ireland. V. Treas. Ir, Vice-Treasurer Ireland.
— St. Patl. — order St. Patrick. Vic, Gen. Vicar-General to archbishop
— St. Sc. — of State, Scotland. of Canterbury.
— Thist — order Thistle. W.C.P. Warden of the Cinque Ports.
— Tr. — Treasury. W. and C. Sec. War and Colonial Secretary.
— Tr. In - Ireland. W. Sec. Secretary of State for War.
Sh. Pers Shah of Persia. Wdn. Chr. Ch. Warden of Christ Church,
Som. H. Somerset Herald. Manch. Manchester.
Sp. H.C. Speaker of the House of || Wän. M. Warden of the Mint,
Commons. WindS. H. Windsor Herald.
Sr. N Surveyor of the Navy. Yk. H. York Herald.
INDEX OF NAMES.
953
A.
A— bp. Cness. 531
Aba, K. Hgy. 59
Abbadie, Jas., dm. Killoe. 637
Abbas, V. E.g. 98
— I. to III., Sh. Pers. 99
Abbasides, Cph. Aba, 98
Abbingworth, Gilb. de, J
It. 366
Abbot, See also Abbott.
— Chas., aft, 1st ld. Colchstr.,
q.v., C. Treas. Ir, 561; Ch
Sec. Ir. 563; P.C. 207; Sec.
St. Ir. 562; Sp. H.C. 250
— Geo., a,bp. Cant. 431; byp.
Tich. & COV. 444; bp. Lond.
452; dri. Winch. 471.
— Robt., b.p. Sal. 467
— Thos.; L.M. D'bln. 642
Abbott, See also Abbot.
— Aug., gen. (D) 894
— Ch. and Sir C., aft. 1st lil.
Tenterden, q.v. C.J.K.B. 370 ;
J.C.P. 380; J.K.B. 373; P.C.
210; S.L. 413
— Sir Fk., gen. (ID) 892
— Geo., L.T. 154
— Hy. Dy., gen. (D) 919
— Herb. Ed. S., gem. (D) 909
— Jas., gem. (D) 901
— Jonas A., adm. (H) 850
— sir Maur., L.M. Lond. 491
— Saund, Alex., gem. (D) 899
— Wm. Hy., gem. (D),932
Abd-er Rhaman, S. Mco.
101
Abdul-Ahnled, I. and II., S.
Tky. 98
—-Aziz, S. Try. 98 ; K.G.745
Ta -Medjid, S, TRy. 98; K.G.
7
4
Abdy, Anthy. T., K.C. 415
— Ch. Hayes, gen. (D) 925
Jno. Th., C.C.J. 405
A’IBecket, Th., abp. Camt.
430; Ld. Chanc. 353
Abel, bp. St. Andr. 529
— K. DK. 93
— Jno., B. Ex. 383
Abendon (or Abyndon), Rd.
de, B. Ex. 383
Abercorn, E. M. and D. of
Jas., 7th E. of, P.C. 198
— Jno. Ja.s., 9th E. aft. 1st
M. of, K.G. 743
— Wm., 1st Id.,
IIN T) E X.
Abercorn, E., M.,and D.of—comt.
— Jas., 2nd M. aft. 1st D.
of, L.L. Dgal. 569; L.L. Ir.
558; K.G. 744; P.C. 214
56 Ja.s., 2nd D. of, L.L. Dgal.
69
Abercrombie and Aber-
cromby
— Alex., Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Geo., C. Ex. Sc. 505
— Geo., see löl. A., infra.
— hom. Geo. Ralph. See lá. A.
tnfra.
— Jas., gen. (A) 858
— Jas., C.B., Ex. Sc. 523
— Jas., afu. 1st ld. Dunferm-
lime, q.v., J.A.G. 937; M.M.
247; P.C. 211; Sp. H.C. 250
— hon. Jno. and sir J., C.C.
Bbay. 660; C.C. Mdras. 657;
G. Mdras. 658; gen. (IE) 867;
G.C.B. 767; K.C.B. 773
— Ralph and sir R., Comm.
F. Ir. 564; G. Trin. 722; Gen.
(B) 866; K.B. 765
— hon. Ralph and sir R., aft.
2nd Id. Dunfermline, q.v.,
Amb. G. St. 122; Amb. Nds.
&c. 123; Amb. Sda. 114; Amb.
Tusc., &c., 115; K.C.B. 782
— Bt. and sir R., C.C. Bbay.
659; C.C. Bgal. 652; C.C.
Ind. 650; G. Bbay. 659; gen.
(A) 859; I.B. 765 ; G.C.B. 766
Abercromby, lds.
— Geo., 2ndld., L.L. Stirl. 512
— hon. Geo. Ralph, aft. 3rd
ld. A., L.L. Clkm). 509
Aberdare, Hy. Aust., ld.,
form. H. A. Bruce, g. v.,
G.C.B. 773
Aberdeen, E. of .
Geo., 1st E. of, form. Sir G.
Gordon, q.v., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515
Geo., 4th E. of, Amb, Aus.
117; C.D.L. 243; F. Sec. 228;
R.G. 744; K.T. 748; L.L.
Abdn. 508; L.T. 161 ; P.C. 209;
Prenn. 148; W. & C. Sec. 231
— Jno. Campbell, 7th E. of,
L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; L.L. Abdn.
508; L.L. Ir. 558; P.C. 220
Aberg'avenny, lds., E. and M.
Of
Leauchamp Family.
form.
Beauchamp, q.v., K.G. 734
Neville Family.
— Geo., 3rd lù., K.G. 737;
W.C.P. 319
— Hy., 4th lä., K.B. 760
— Geo., 15th lä. aft. 1st E.
of, L.L. Suss. 312
— Hy., 2nd E. of, K.T. 748
W.
Abergavenny—cont.
— Wrm., 5th E. aft. 1st M. of,
E.G. 745
Abernethie, Th., K.H. 790
Abernethy, Jno., byp. Cness.
532
Jno., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— la., see Saltoun and A.
Abetot, Hugh, K.B. 755
ałº, G. D’., Pres. Dom. Rep.
1
Abingdom, See also Abyngdone
Abingdon, E. of
— Montg., 2nd E. of, Const.
T.L. 321 ; P.C. 195
— Montg., 5th E. of, L.L.
Berks, 306
— Montg., 6th E. of, L.L.
Berks, 306
Abinger, Jas., 1st. li., form.
sir J. Scarlett, q.v.
91 Wm. Fk., 3rd ld., gen. (I))
7
Abling, Johan Cornelis d',
G.C.G.H. 678
Abney, Th, and sir T., B. Ex.
385; J.C.P. 379; K.C. 415;
S.L. 412.
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
Abool-Fatteh-Khan, Sh.
Pers. 99
Aboyne, Geo., 5th E. of, also
M. of Huntley, q.v.; aft. D. of
Gordon, q.v., K.T. 748
*Abrahana, bp. St. As. 462
*— bp. Dmbl. 532
*— bp. St. Dav. 464
* 1’rob, some same
pers. Comp. dates.
— Ch. Jno., b.p. Wellii. 710
Abree ( or Leycester), Fras.,
dn. PbOro. 45S *
Abrincis, Wrm. de, J. It. 365
Abubeker, Cph. Aba. 98
Abyndon, see Abendom
Abyngdone, See also Abing-
dom
— Steplı. (le, L.A.I. Lond, 489
Acca, See also Ecca.
— bp. Dunw. 454
— (Saint) bp. Hex. 4S0
Accursii, F., S. St. 222
Achaicus, L. M., C.Ro. 44
Achaius, IX.Sc. 18
Acha, J. M. d’, Pres. Bol. 109
Achard, WIm., J. It. 366
Acheson, See also Atcheson
and Aicheson
Sir Archd., Ld. Sess, 517,
519; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Hon. Ed. Archd. Bralo,,
Gen. (D) 932
Achmet, see Ahmed
Acilius, Mſ., C. Ro. 47
Ackland, see Acland
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
(31
954
INDEX OF NAMES.
Ackworth, Jacob and sir J.,
Sr. N. 257
Acland, Ch. T. Dyke, Sec.
B.T. 269
— Hy. Wentw., K.C.B. 784
— sir Th. Dyke, P.C. 220
(or Ackland,) Wroth. Palm.
and sir W., gem. (B) 867;
K.C.B., 773
Acle, Itegd. de, J. It. 368
Acosta, S., T’res. U.S.C. 107
A’Court, Ch. Ashe, K.H. 789
— Wnn. and sir W., aft. 1st Id.
Heytesbury q.v., Amb. B. St.
131; Amb. Pgl. 125; Amb. Scy.
115; Amb. Sp. 124; G.C.B.
771; P.C. 209
Acton, Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Adair, Archd., dm. Rph. 602;
bp. Killa. and Ach. 613; b.p.
Wford, and L. 627
— Ch. Wnn. and sir C., gem.
(D) 917; K.C.B. 781
— Hy., gem. (ID) 925
— Jas., C.J. Chest. 386; Rec.
Lond. 494; S.L. 412
— Rt. and sir R., Amb. Aus.
117; Amb. Pgm. 123; Amb,
Pr. 168; Amb. Thy. 129;
G.C.E. 772: P.C. 211
— Thos. IB., gem. (D) 883
Adalbert, I, to III., D. Thy. 57
*Adam, lop. Brm. 531; Ld.
Channc. Sc. 515
*— bp. Cness. 531
*— bp. Cmr. 603
*— bp. Gall. 538
bp. St. As. 462
bp. Winch. 470
*— J.C.I’. 376
* I’rob. Solne Salme
pers. Comp. dates.
Ch. and sir C., adm. (A)
820; G. Gr. Hosp. 854; K.C.B.
776 : L. Admy. 182-3; L.L.
Kinr. 510
Emily Eliz., aft. lady A.,
CT. In (l. 810
Frank F., C.I.E. 808
— Flo, and sir F., Com. Io.
Isl. 129; G.C.I.S. 769; G.C.M.G.
794; G. Mdras. 657; gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 775; P.C. 212
—- Jas., Jy. Sc. 523; Lól. Sess.
521
hom. Jno., G.G. Ind. 648
— Wrm., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524; P.C.
209
— Wm., IK.C. 415
— Wnn., L.L. Kinr. 510
— Wnn. Geo., Acct. G. and M.
Chy. 397; [.C. 416
Wm. I’atr., C.W.P.B. 272;
G. Mdra.s. 657; L.T. 161–2;
I?.C. 218; IPaym. G. 245
Adams, Alex., gem. (B) 868
-— Arth. B., Q.C., 418
IBerm., bp. Išilf. 635; bp.
Lim. 638
Cadw., gen. (D) 908
Ed., gen. (D) 910
Fras. Ott, and Sir F., Amb.
Fr. 113; Amb. Swz. 114;
IX.C.M.G. 798
—— Frank, gen. (D) 901
— Geo. F., Lanc. H. 333; T.
Dr. P.A., 338
— Sir Geo. Powis, gen. (A)
863; K.C.H. 788
— Hy. Augs, gen. (D) 918
––– Hy. Wm., gen. (D) 889
—— Jesse, Q.C. 418
Jas., L. Admy. 180
*
:};
Adams—comt. '
— Jno., Adm. (D) 833)
— Jno., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Jno., P.P. 416; S.L. 413
— Jno. Q., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— sir Jno. Whitt., G.C.B.
768; K.C.B. 776
— Sir Rd., B. Ex. 385; Rec.
Ilond. 494; S.L. 412
— Saml., dm. Cash. 627
— sir Th., L.M. Lond, 491
— Wm. D., C.W.F. &c. 271-2
— Wrm. Pitt, Amb. Bol. 135;
Amb. Pu. 135
Adamson, Jno., L.M. D'bln.
Patr., abp. St. Andr. 529
Adawaldus. K. L.md. 49
Algock, Åif, wm, gem. (D)
927
Adda, K.E. 2
Addenbrook, Jmo., dn. Lich.
445
Afterley, Arden, Adm. (H)
45
— Aug. Jno., K.C.M.G. 798
— Chas, M.H. 302
— Chaºs. B., aft. Sir C. and
1st là. Norton, q.v., P.C. 216;
K.C.M.G. 796; P.C. 216; Pres,
B.H. 255; Pres. B.T. 269 ;
U.S.C. 235; V.P. Ed. 255
Addington, hon. Ch. Jno.,
gen. (D) 929
— Hav. Jno., C. St. 284
— Hy., aft. hon. H., Cl. Pells
168 g
— Hy., aft. 1st visc. Sidmouth
(ſ.v., Ch. IEx. 165; L.T. 158; P.C.
205; Prem. 144; Sp. H.C.
— Hy. Unw., Amb. G. St. 122;
Amb. Spin. 124; P.C. 216;
|U.S.E. 230
Jno. Hiley, IB.C. 252; L.T.
158; P.C. 207; Paym. G. 245;
Sec. Tr. 163; U.S. Home, 227
Addison, Jno., C.C.J. 403
Tai Jno. Edm. Wentw., Q.C.
9
— Jos., B.T. 264; P.C. 197
— Jos., S. St. 224; U.S.S. 225
— Jos. Ed., gen. (ID) 906
— Lanc., dm. Tich. 445
— Th., gem. (D) 906
— Th. F., gen. (D) 881
Adeane, Ed. Stanley,
(E) 837
— Ja.s., gen. (A) 859
Adela (dau. Wrm. I.), Pr. E. 9
Adelaide, Q.C.E. 8
Adelbert, abp. Yk. 485
Adelicia, Q.C.E. 7
Adelmare, Hy., dun. Tºly, 435
Adelmus and Ardhelm, see
also Athelm
— (or Ascelimus), dn. Linc.
7
Adelwalch, K.E. 1
Adeodatus, P. Ro. 33
(St.) abp. Cantº. 429
Aderton, Rd., G. I. Man, 666
Adhelm (or Aldhelm) (St.)
bp. Shbn. 466
Adil, Sh. Pers. 99
Adlam, Hy, Ch., gem. (D) 912
Adlercron, Jno., gen. (B) 865
Adolphus, C.P.R. 68
— D. Nass. 76
— E. Gnny. 62
— (of Cleves) R. Nds, 82
— I. to IV., Pr. Nass. 75
— -Fredk, K. Sw, 92
adm.
Adolphus—comt.
— -Fredk, Pr. E. (son Geo.
#) aft. D. Cambridge, q.v.,
{}
—-Fredk., Pr, Mkg. 74
—-Fredk, II, to IV., Pr. M.
Str. 75
— -Fredlº. III. (Pr. M. Str.),
R.G. 742
— -Geo, Pr. L. Sch. 73
— Jno. Leyc., C.C.J. 404
Adored, bp. Worc. 472
Adrian, abp. Cant, 430
— bp. šč. Andr. 528
Jºrmp. Tºo. 47
— I. to VI., P. Ro. 33-4-5
Adryan, Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
*Adulfe, abp. Yk. 485; bp.
WOro, 472
*Adulfus (or Aldulfus), bp.
lºoch. 459
*Adulphus, abp. Lich. 443
º abp. º: 485; bp. Worc.
72
*Adulse, abp. Yk, 485
*Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Ady, Jno., J.C.I’. Ir. 581
Adye, A. C., G. Gren. 724
— Goods., gem. (D) 919
— Jno. Mill., and sir J., G.C.B.
771; G. Gibr. 670; gen. (D)
906; K.C.B. 780; S.G.O. 260
— Steph. Galw., gem. (C) 875
AE, See also under E
AEdan, Pr. Wls. 16
ZEdgeme, bp. ISild. 616
Ædulphus (2), bp. Dev. 436
AElfgar, bp. Lich. 443
JElfstan, see CElfstan
AElphunus, bp. Dunw. 454
AEmilianus, Emp. Ro. 48
— Q. F. M., C. Ro. 44
AErleanus, I.C. Sc. 18
AEsc, K.E. 1
AEthelnotus, see Ethelmoth
Affleck, sir Edm., adm. (A) 815
— Sir Jas., gem. (A) 861
— Ph., adm. (A) 815; L.
Admy, 180
Afthanistan.Amirot.g.cs.i.
Africanus, L., C. Ro., 46
IP. C. S. (2), C. Ro. 43-4
Aga - Mahonimed - Khan,
Sh. Pers. 99
Agapetus I. and II., P. Ro.
33-4
Agar, Chas., aft. Visc. Somer-
ton and E. of Normanton,
(ſ.v., bp. Cash, and Eml. 626;
bp. Cloy. 631; dim. ISilm. 609
— Jas., aft. 1st là. and visc,
Clifden, q.v., C. Cus. Ir. 565;
C. Exc. Ir. 566
Jno., S.L. 412.
— Laur., S. L. 411
— Th., S.W.H. 271
— Welb. Ell., C. Cus. 276
— Wrm., I.C.C. 415
Agar-Ellis, see Ellis
Agatha (dau. Wm. I.), Pr.
3}. 9
Agatho, P. Ro. 33
Ageired, see Ethelricus
Aghton, Wm., M. Chy. 394
Agila, K. Sp. 85
Agilbertus, bp. Dorch. 446
— bp. Winch. 470
Agilulphus, K. Lmd. 49
Aglionby, Geo., dn. Cant. 431
— Wnn., K.C. 415
Wm., U.S.S. 225
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
955
Agna, Eust. de, dm. Lim. 639
Agnes, D. Bva. 67
Agnew, Sir Andr., gen. (B)
— Montg., gen. (A) 859
— Wm., gen. (D) 915
Agrippa, M. (3), C, Ro. 46–7
Aşero, J. de la R., Pres. Pu.
Aguila (or Aquila), Nichs. de,
% Chich, 432; dm. Chich.
Aguilar, See Daguilar
Aguillon, Rd. de, L.H.A. 170
Aºirre, A. C., Pres. Ugy.
Ahala, C. S. S., C. Ro. 38-9
40 Q. S. (2), C. Ro. 40; Dt. Ro.
Ahenorbarbus, C. D., C. Ro.
43-4-5-7
— L. D., C. Ro. 45-6
Ahmed I. to III., S. T.Ky. 97
Aºmedabad, Rao of, C.I.E.
08
Ahmuty, see also Auchmuty
— Jas., gen. (D) 877
Ai–, See also Ay—
Aicheson and Aichison, Séé
Aitcheson and Acheson
Aiºliley, Rd., L.M. Lond.
49
*Aid (St.), bp. Kild. 616
*Aidan, bp. Glend. 615
*— (St.), bp. Clr. 596; bp. Lin-
(lisf. 473
*— bp. Mayo, 611
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Aidanus, K. Sc. 18
Alºns, Jas. Cox, G. Mitoba.
9 -
Ailbe, St., bp. Emly, 625
Ailchu, bp. Cld. 598.
Aildergoidh, IV. Ir, 20
Ailesbury, E, and M. of
—Robt., 1st E. of, L.C.H. 295;
P.C. 191-2
— Th., 2nd E. of, L.C.H. 295
— Th., 4th E. of, form. Id.
Bruce, q.v., R.T. 748; L.L.
Wilts. 313
— Chas, 5th E. aft. 1st M.
of, K.T. 748
— Geo. Wrm. Flk., 2nd M. Of,
form. E. of Cardigan, q.v.,
I.G, 744; L.L. Wilts. 313;
M.H. 302; P.C. 216
— Erm. A.C., 3rd M. of, form.
ld. E. Bruce, q.v., L.L. Bucks.
306
0
Ailil, bp. Clr. 596
Aililä (2), bp. Arm. 595
Ailnothus, bp. Dorch, and
Sidr., 446
Ailred, K.E. 2
Ailsa, M. of
— Archd., 1st M. of, form, E.
of Cassilis, q.v.
— Archd., 2nd M. of, IX.T.
748; L.L. Ayrsh. 508
Ailstone, IRt, le, L.H.T. 153
Aimon, C. Svy. 54
Ainmereach, K. Ir. 21
Ainmire, bp. Arm. 595
Ains—, see also Ayns—
Ainsley, Jno., L.M. Lond.
402
Ainslie, Chas. P., gen. (D) 897
— Geo. gem. (A) 859
— Geo. Rt., gem. (B) 868
— R., G. Grem, 725
— Sir Rt., Amb. Thy, 129
Airey, See also Airy
— Sir Geo., gen. (B) 868
E.C.H. 787
— Jas. Talb., and sir J., gen.
(D) 905; K.C.B. 780
— Rd. and Sir R., G., Gibr. 670;
gen. (D) 889; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 777
Airlie, E. of
Dav., 8th E. of, L.L. Forff.
510
Day. Gr. Dr., 9th E. of,
R.T. 749; L.H.C.K. Sc. 546
Airmeadach, bp. CIr., 596
Airy, See also Airey
Geo. Bidd., Astr. Roy. 941;
R.C.B. 783; Pres. R. Soc. 940
Aiscough, see Ayscough
Aislabie, Jno., L.T. 156; Ch.
IEx. 165; L. Admy. 177; L.T.
156; P.C. 196; Tr. N. 256
Aitcheson, see Aitchison and
Acheson
Aitchison, Amdr., gen. (ID) 877
— C. T., gem. (D) 923
— Ch. Umph. and sir C., Ch.
Com. Pnna. 655; K.C.S.I. 803;
L.G. Pjab. 654; Sec. S. I.
804
— Ja.s. Ed. T., C.I.E. 807.
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (ID) 880;
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778.
— Rt., Adm. (H) 846
Aften, Wm. Dav., gem. (D)
9
907
Aitkin, Jas., bp. Gall. 539;
bp. Mor. 534
Akerman, Jno. Wm., K.C.M.G.
798
Akers-Douglas, see Douglas
Aket, sir Cuthb., L.M. Lond.
491
Alain, III. to V., D. Bry, 27-8
— -Fergent, D. Bry. 28
Alan, bp. Arg, 537
— dun. Kild. 619
— (abb. of Tewkesbury), J. It.
366
Aland, Jno. Fort. and sir.,
J., aft. 1d. Fortescue, q.v.,
B. Ex. 364; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B.
373; S.G. 401; S.L. 411
Alard, Gerv., L.H.A. 170
— Steph., L.H.A. 171
Alaric, I. and II., K. Sp. 84-5
Alava, Mig., K.C.B., 775
Albanus, bp. IBgr. 425
Albany, D. of, See also York
IRt., D. of, L.G.C. Sc. (1383)
509
Alexr., D. of, L.H.A. Sc.
(1482), 499
Išeop., &c., D.
Leopold, Pr.
— Hel. Fred. Aug., DSS. of, Cr.
Ind. 810
Albermar, Ph. de, G. Ch. Isl.
667
Albemarle, Wm. de, K.B. 754
Albemarle, E. and D. of
— Wm., E. of (1189), form.
Wm. Mandeville, q.v., aft. E.
of Essex, q.v.
I’lantagemet I'amily.
— Edwd., D. of, form. E. of
Rutland, q.v., aft. D. Of York,
q.v.; Comst. T. L. 320 -
— Th., 9th E. of, also D. of
Clarence, q.v., K.G. 734
Monck Fannily.
— Geo., 1st D. of, form. Sir G.
Monk, q.v.; L.T. 155; B.T.
263; M.H. 302; L.L. Esz. 308;
Of,
-
S60
Albemarle, E. and D. of cont.
L.L. Ir. 555; K.G. 748; capt.
gen. 855
—Chris., 2nd D. of, P.C. 191;
L.L. ESX. 308; G. Jam. 712;
K.G., 740
Reppel Family.
— Arn. J., 1st E. of, gen. (ID)
871; K.G. 741
Wm. A., 2nd E, of, gen.
(IB) 865; Gr. St. 304; K.B.
764; K.G. 742; P.C. 199
— Geo., 3rd E. of, gen. (A)
858; K.G. 742; P.C. 200
— Wrm. Ch., 4th E. of, G.C.H.
787; M.B.H. 303; M.H. 302;
P.C. 211
— Geo. Th., 6th E. of, gen.
(D) 893
Albert, Pr. (consort of Q.
Victoria); Const. W. Cast.
322; F.M. 856; G.C.B. 769;
G.C.M.G. 794; IK.C.E. 7 ;
K.C.S.I. 802; K.G. 744; K.P.
751; K.T. 748; L.W.S. 323;
P.C. 214
*— (of Cologne), abp. Arm,595
*— abp. Yk. 485
*— (Alberthus),
454
-*-
bp. Dunw.
::
(Albertus), bp. Her. 441
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Hld. 82
— (C. P. R.) IX.G. 734
— (d’Alsace) D. Line. 29
— K. Brma. 59
— K. Hgy. 60
— (of Mkg.) IV. Sw. 92
— K. Sxy. 78; K.G. 745
— Pr. Nass. 75
— Pr. S. Rolt. 79
— (of Austria) R. Nds. 82
— (of Saxony) (2) R. Nds. 82–3
— I. and II., Emp. Gmy. 62
— I. and II., D. Brk. 69
— I. and II., M. Aus. 58
— I. to III., D. Bya. 68
— I. to III., El, Sxy. 77
— I. to III., M. Brg. 65
— I. to IV., Pr. Mkg. 74
— I. to V., D. Aus. 58
— II. (D. Aus., aft. E. Gmy.);
K.G. 735
— VI., A.D. Aus. 58
— -Edward (son of Q. Vict.);
Pr. E. 15; Pr. W. E. 9. See
also Pr. of \Wales
— -Jno. Ch. F. Alfr. Geo. (g.
son Q. Victoria), Pr. E. 16
— -Victor Chr. Ed. (g. son Q.
Victoria), Pr. E. 15. See Pr.
Of Wºº |H
— -Wnn. Hy. (g. son Q. Vic-
toria), Pr. E. 1; Q
Alberthus, see Albert
Alberto, M. Fa, 53
Albertus and Alberus, sec
Albert
Albin (or Alwyn), bp. Brn. 530
Albini, see also Earls of
Arundel
— Sir Ph. de, L.H.A. 170
— Wm. de; 2nd E. of Arundel,
$ºst. W. Cast. 322; J. It.
366
Albinus, A. P., C. Ro. 42–4–5
— L. 12. (3), C. RO, 43–4
— S. P., C. Ro. 40–1–4–5
Alboinus, K. It. 49
Albright, Jno., dn. Rph. 602
Albrincis, Wan, de, W.C.P.
317
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
61 *
956
INDEX OF NAMES,
Albus, see White
alºntara, F. L., Pres. Wzla.
1.
Alcester, Flt.J3., 1st là., form.
Sir F. B. Seymour, q.v., L
Admy. 186
Alcfrid, K.E. 2
Alcock, Alex., dn. Lism, 629
— Geo., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Hugh, dm. Bgr. 426
— Jno., dh. Ferns. 623
— Jno., b.p. Ely, 435 ;
Boch, 460; byp. Worc. 473;
Id. Chanc. 355; M.R. 387
— Ruth, and Sir R., Amb, Ch.
# Amb. Jap. 131 ; K.C.B.
78;
Aidan, K.Sc. 18
Ajºy, Wóln, Chr. Cll. Malnch.
81
Aldberry, Jno., bp. Linc. 446
Aldbertus, see Albert
Aldeburgh, Rd. de, A.G. 398;
J.C.P. 377; K.B. 755; S.L
406
Alderbury, Walt, de, dm, St.
P. 453
Alderman, Jac., L.M. Tuond.
88
4
Alderson, Edw. H. and Sir E.
B, Ex. 385; J.C.P. 380; S.L.
413
— Jas. and Sir J., Pres. Coll.
Plm, Q38
Aldham, Wm. Cornw, adm.
(HI) 849
Aldithley, see Audley
Aidovranáino, J. and II., M.
Fa. 53 g
Aldreby, Jno. d’, by. Timc. 446
Aldred and Aldredus
* — abp. Yk, 485; bp. Worc.
472
7
*— (2) bp. Chnwall, 436
*— bp. Dorch. 446
*— bp. Lindisf, 478
* Poss. Some same perS.
Comp, dates.
— Jno. Wm., gen. (ID) 882
Aldrich, Hy.; dri. Chr. Ch.
Oxf. 457
lit., by). Carl. 475
IRt. Dawes, adm. (HI) 851
— Wnn., L.M. D'blin. 641
Aldridge, Jno., Clk. O. 260;
St. O. 260
– Jno. Wms., admi. (H) 848
— Rt. Cl., Itegr. Gart. 746
Aldulf and Aldulfus, see also
Adulfus
— IK. E. 2
Aldune, see Aldwin
Aldwin, Aldwinus, or Al-
dune, bp. Dham, 478 ; b.p.
Limilisſ., 478; by. L910,451,
Aldworth, Rd. N., U.S.S. 226
Aldwulf, K.R. 2
Aldwyn, by). Lich. 443
Alem, Jhio., Ch. Ex, Ir, 56.1
Alencoln, Jno. de Ld. Chamc.
* } {{*} 5
— Herb. d’, J. It. 367
*Alexander, bp. Gall, 538
:k bp, Linc. 446
: (2) by. Ross, 535
dın. Wells, 428
* Prob, some San 10 perS.
Comp. (lates.
— (Farmese), D. I’ma. 53
— (de Medici) D. Thy. 57
— Emp. E.R. 50
— R. Pld. 91
— L.J. gem. 522
#.
bp.
Alexander—Convt.
+carageorgevies) Pr. Sva,
9
— (of Parma), R. Nds. 82
— (Newski), R. Russ. 89
— (g. son Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
— I., H. Rºma. 95
— I., Pr. Bga. 95; G.C.B. 771
— I, to III. (Emp. Russ.), 90
— I. (Emp, Russ.), K.G. 743
— II. (Emp, Russ.), K.G. 745
— III. (Emp. Russ.), K.G.745
— I. to III., IK. Sc. 19
— III., K. Sc., K.B. 754; K.
Man, 665
— I. to VIII., P. Ro. 32-4-5-6
—-Albert (g, son Q. Vict.),
Pr. E. 16
— -Chas., D, Amht. 66
— Claud, gen. (D) 926
— Flº, gen. (D) 926
— FK, Llew., gem. (D) 911
— Geo. Gard, gen. (D) 902
— Hy, gen. (I)) 924
— Hy, McCl., adm. (H)853
— Jas., gen. (D.) 878
— Ja.s. and sir J., gem. (D)
890; K.C.B. 780
— Sir Jas, Ed., gem. (IX) 904
— Sir Jerome, J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Jno., bp. Dkld. 542
— M. S., bp. Jslm. 677
— Nathl., bp. Clom.f. and K.
636; bp. Down and Cmr. 604;
bp. Killo.e. and Kilf. 635
— Rt., gen, (D) 888
— litt., K.C., 416
— Th., adm. (A) 819
— Wrm., bp. Dry, and Rph.
602; dr. Emly, 628
— Wrm., gem. (C) 873
— Wnn., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Wm., see ld, A. infra,
—Wm.and sir"W., C.B. Ex.382;
Jud. Conn. l’.C. 360; K.C. 415;
* Chy. 397 ; P.C. 210; S.L.
— Sir Wim., Sec. St. Sc, (1626)
502
— Wm. Byr., gem. (ID) 92.1
— Wm. Jno., Q.C. 417
— Wrm, Rux. IX., gen. (D) 914
Alexander, ld,
— Wim., ld., aft E. of Stirling,
q.v., Ld. Sess. (1635) 517
Alexandra-Louise - Olg.-Vict.
(g, dau, Q, Vict.), Pr. E. 16
Alexis, D. Amht. 66
— R. Russ. 90
— I. to III., Emp. E.E. 51
— I. to IV., Tºmp. Tzde. 98
Aleyrle, see Alleyme $3
Alf—, see also Alph–
Alfgar, see Wulfgar
Alfhelmils, b]). Dorch, and
Sidr. 446
Alfine, bb, Lindisf,478
Alfonso and Alphonso, C.
Amj. 27
— (son of Count of Denia),
IK.13, 755
— (son of Edw. I.), Pr, E. 10
— R. Nav. 85
— I. Scy. 86; also K. Nls.
— I, and II., R. Nls. 56
— II. (IS. Nls.), TX.G. 737
— I. to IV., D. MIda. 53
— I, to V., K. Alºr. 86
— v. (R. Päij, Kö.735
— I. to XIII., R. Sp. 85-6-7
— XII. (K. Sp.), IX.G. 745
Rd., bp, Vict,
*
Alford, Ch.
(H.K.) 674
— Hy., dn. Cant. 432
Laur., Bl. M. P.A. 336; R.
B1. P.A. 344
*Alfred, bp. Dev. 436
*— bp. Sels. 432
*— bp. Shbn. 466
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
— K.E. 3; L.H.A. 170
— (son Geo. III.) Pr. E. 15
—-Ern.-Alb. , (son Q. Vict.)
Pr. E. 16; K.G. 744; K.T. 749;
See also D. of Edinburgh
—-Alex,-Wrm.-Ern,-Alb., Pr.
E. 16
Alfredus, see Alfred
*Alfric (or Elfric, or Aluri-
cius), abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Wltn. 466; abp. Ylö. 485
*— bp. Elm, and Dumw. 454
*— bp. Her. 441
*—- bp. Shbn. 466
*Alfrid, bp, Elm, and Dunw.
454 * Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Alfstan, see Ealstan
*— bp. Wltºn. 466
*Alfstanus, bp. Roch. 459
. * Poss. same pers,
Alfsius, by. Winch. 470
Alfwine, bp. Winch. 470
Alfwold (2) bp. Dev. 436
— (or Elfwold), bp. Shbn, 466
— K.E. 2
Alfwoldus, see Alfwold
Alfwolfus, bp. Dev. 436
Alfwy, bp. Lond. 451
Algar, bp. Dev. 436
— bp. Elm. and Dunw, 454
º a.S. Sturg. Halm, gen. (D)
Algarus, see Algar
Algericus, bp. Sels. 432
Algllied, byp, Cld, 598
Alherdus, bp. Jºlm. 454
Alhmund, bp. Winch. 470
— bp. Her. 480
Alhnael, abp. St. Day. 463
Ali, Cph. Aba. 98
Alice (dau. Wim. I.), Pr. E, 9
— (dau. Tºdw, I.), Pr. E. 10
— -Mary-Vict.-Aug.-Paul. (g.
dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 16
— -Maud-Mary (dau, Q. Vict,
Gr. Dss, of Hesse), l’r, E. 15;
Cr. Ind. 809
Alifregus, Eln).
Dunw, 454
Ali Mooraa-khan, Sh. Pers.
Alison, sir Archd., M.C.I. 647;
gen. (D) 917; G.C.B. 771;
IN.C.B. 780
Ch., Anub, Pers. 130
Allan, See also Alam, Allem and
Allinn
*— bp. C'mess. 531; Ld,Chanc,
SC. 515
*— by, Isl. 539; by). S. and M.
483
bp. and
* 2 Same pers,
— L.J. gen, 522
— Sir Hy. Marshn. Havelock-,
K.C.B. 782. See also Havelock
— Th., C. Cus, 276; C. Cus,
Ir, 565
— Wrm., L. Prov, Edinb. 548
Allanson, sir Geo. Wy., IB.
Ex. Sc. 524
Allunton, Rt., Ld. Chanc, Ir
575
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
957
Allen, 86e Cºlso Allam and Allin
—ºp. Isl, 539; bp. S. and M.
— K. Man. 664
— Alex. St., gen. (ID) 913
— Anthy, M. Chy. 396
— sir Geo. Wigr., K.C.M.G. 798
— Geo. Wrm., C.I.E. 806
— Hy. Geo., Q.C. 419
— Hugh, bp. Down and Cnr.
604; bp. Ferns, 621
— Jas., dm. St. Dav. 465
— Ja.s., gen. (D) 881
— Jno., adm. (D) 823; (G) 840
— Jno., adm. (Hi) 845
— Jno., M.B. Ir. 585
— Jno., aft. Sir J., abp. Dbln.
and Gl. 616; L.IX. and Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno. Cart., adm. (A) 815
— Jno. Edw., gen. (T)) 932
— Jno. Hast., dun. I&illoe, 637
º' OS., bp, Brl. 439; bp. Ely,
— sir Josh., L.M. D'blm. 640
— Nichs., b.p. Meath, 599; L.
Treas. Ir. 558
— Rt., P.P. 417; S.L. 413
— Th., dn, Chest. 477
— sil: Th., adm. (A) 813
— Sir Tim., L.M. D’bln. 641
— Wrm., adm. (A) 816
— Wrm., adm. (HI) 848
— sil: Wnn., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wºm. Perm, L.M. Tuond, 492
Anºrthorpe, Lawr., B. Ex.
JAlley, Jno., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Wm., bp. Exr. 437
Alºne and Aleyrie, see (tlso
G]]
— sir Jas., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Jno., B. Ex. 383
— Jno., dm. St. Pat. 618
— Jno. Fost., G. Bdoes. 720
— Py., L.M. Lond. 488
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
Allibone, Rd. and sir R.,
J.I.C.B. 372; K.C. 415; S.L. 411
Allin, See also Allan and Allen
— Jos and Sir J., Sr. N. 257
Allington, Giles, K.B. 759
— Winn., L. Treas. Ir. 558
— Wnn., Sp. H.C. 248-9
— Wnn. la., Comst. T.L. 321
Allix, Pet., dul. Ely, 435; dim.
Glr. 440
Allot, Jimo., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rd., dm. Rph. 603
Allonville, gen. d’, K.C.B. 778
Almaly or Almary, Walt.,
drl. Winds. 474
Almaric, K. Sp. 85
Almary, see Almaly
Alms, Jas., adm. (A) 817
Alneto, Jrmo. de, bp. Rph. 601
Alniewick and Alnwick,
Wrm., bp. Linc. 446; bp.
Norw. 455; S. St. 222
JAlois, Jos., Pr, Ltn., 73
Alph—, See also Alf—
Alphage, see Elphege
Alphege, see Elphege
Alphegus, see Elphegus
Alphonso, see Alfonso
Aiºnwuid, IX.E. 2
Alpin, bp. Dmbl., 532
Alpine, lx. Sc. 19
Aired, K.E.2
Alric, IX.E. 1.
Alsina, V., pres. Arg, 110 ;
preS. #. Ay. 110
Alsius, bp. Lindisf. 478
Alsop, Rd., L.M. Lond, 492
Alston, Fras. Beilb., K.C.M.G.
798
Altamont, Jno. Denis, 3rd E.
of, aft. 1st M. of Sligo, q.v.,
I.P. 750
Altaphoo, Raj.
&c., K.C.S.I. 802
Alten, Chas., bar, or count,
gen. (D) 873 ; G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 775
Vict., bar., gem. (C) 873
Altham, Ja.s. and sir J., B.Ex.
384; K.B. 764;S.L. 409
— Rd., ld, form. hon. R.
Annesley, q.v.
Althorpe, visc.
— Geo. Jno., visc., aft. 2nd E.
Spencer, q.v., L.T. 158
— Jno. Ch., visc., aft. 3rd E.
Spencer, q.v., Ch. EX. 165 ;
L.T., 158, 160; P.C. 211
Alubertus or Alubrithius,
bp. Sels. 432
Alured, bp. Worc. 472
— K.E. 2. ,
Aluricius, see Alfric
Alvanley, I&d. P., ld., form.
sir R. P. Arden, q.v.
Alverez, J., Pres. Mex. 103
Alves, John, gen. (D) 890
Alwi, see also Alwy
Alwigh, bp. Sidr. 446
Shreemum,
*Alwinus (or Ealfwyn), bp.
Wells 427
*— bp. St. Andr. 528
§: bp. Worc. 472
Alword, see Elfward
Alwyn, see also Albin
*— bp. Elm and Dumw. 454
*Prob. Some same pers.
Comp, dates
— Nich., L.M. LOmd. 490
Amadeus, K. Sp. 87
— I. to VII., C. Swy. 54
— VIII. and IX., D. Swy. 54
Amalgaid, bp, Arnn. 595
agaurus, I. and II., K. J.Sm.
9
Amb, Nawab of, K.C.S.I., 804
Amberkeletus, IN, Sc. 18.
Ambler, Ch., lx.C. 415
Ambly, Wnt, de, J. It. 367
Ambrose, Wm., Q.C. 419
Ambustus, C. F., C. Ro. 40
— M. F., C. Ro. (3), 40; Dt.
RO. 40
Tai Q. F. V., C. Ro. 39; Dt. Ro.
Amcotes, Sir Hy., L.M. Lond.
490
Amelia (dau. Geo. III.) Pr. E.
1
— -Eliz., Lg. H. Cs1. 72
T4 -Soph., (dau, Geo. II.) Pr. E.
Amertes, Rd., R.B. 761
Amherst, Jeffr., gem. (8) 866
— Jeffr., see la. A. infra,
— Jno., adm. (A) 814
— Rd., S. L. 409
Wm., gem. (B) 866
Amherst, lds. and E.
— Jeffr, and Sir J., aft. 1st là.
A., C. Ch. 855; F.M. 856; G.
Gsey. 669; gen. (A) 858; K.B.
765; L.G.O. 259; P.C. 202.
— Wrm. Pitt, 2nd lol. and 1st
E.; Amb. Ch. 131; Amb. Scy.
114 ; G.C.II. 787; G.G. Ind.
649; P.C. 209
Amlave, abp. Arm. 595
Amos, Andr., C.C.J. 403
Ampadan, bp. Glend. 615
Amphibalus, bp. Isl. 539
Amphlett, Rd. P. and Sir R.,
P.C. 219; i3. Ex. 385; J. Ex. D.
385; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; I.J.
App. 389; Q.C. 418; S.L. 414
Ampthill, Odo. Wm. L., ld.,
form. li. Odo. Russell, q.v.
Amucaid, bp. Kild. 616
Amund (Colbremner), K. SW. 92
— (Slemme), K. SW. 92
Amuraith, I. to V., S. Try. 97-8
Amyand, Cl., C. Cus. 276;
U.S.S. 226
Amye, Sir Jno., M. Chy. 395
Anacletus, P. Ro. 32
Anarawd, Pr. Wls. 16
Anastatius, I. and II., Emp.
E.E. 50
— I. to IV., P. R.O. 33-4
Amburey, Th. and Sir T.,
gen. (D) 877; K.C.B. 777
Ancaster [and Kesteven],
D
O
Peregr., 2nd D. of, L.G.C.
285; P.C. 197
Peregr., 3rd D. of, gen. (A)
858; L.G.C. 288 ; L.L. Linc.
310; M.H. 302; P.C. 198
— Robt., 4th D. of, form. F.
and M. of Lindsey, q.v.,
L.G.C. 288; L.L. Limc. 310;
P.C. 203
— Brownl., 5th D. of, L.L.
Linc. 310
Ancelin or Ancelinus, dn.
Her. 442
Ancram or Ancrum, E. Of
— lºt., 1st E. of, form. Rt.
Rerr, q.v.
— Wm., E. of, aft, 6th M. of
Lothian, q.v.
Ancus-Martills, K. R.O. 36
Anderdon, Th. Ol., Q.C. 417
Anderson, Ad., D. Fac. Sc.
527; Jy. Sc. 523; Lá. Adv.
526; Ld. Sess. 521; S. G. Sc. 527
Alexr., gen. (D) 897
— Ch. Gibs., gen. (D) 924
— Ch. Hy., Q.C. 420
— Dav., bp. Rup. Ld. 697
— Dav., gem. (D) 907
— Daw. Gr., gen. (D) 911
— Edm. amd Sir E., C.J.C.P.
375; S.L. 408
— Edw. Abb. gem. (D) 918
— Fk. Cortl., gen (D) 930
— Geo. S. Alex., gen. (D) 923
— Geo. Wm. and sir G., G.
Bbay 659; G. Ceyl. 672; G.
MItius. 684; IS.C.B. 782
— Harry Cortl. gen. (D) 927
— Hy. Lac., K.C.S.I. 803
— Hy. Perc., K.C.M.G. 798
— Jas., adm. (IHI) 848
Jas., Q.C. 417
— Jno., gem. (ID) 886
— Jno., Surg., C.I.E. 807
— Jno. Bd., gen, (D) 910
— sir Jno. Wrm., L.M. Lond.
492
— J. Josc., IX.H. 792
— Jos., IX.H. 791
Paul, gem. (A) 863
— litt., R.H. 791
— Rt. Patr., gem. (D) 918
— Th. gem. (ID) 89S
— W. Cochr, gem. (ID) 893
— Wrm. Couss., gen. (ID) 923
Wm. Geo. and sir W., ASS.
C. and A. 169; IS.C.]3. 783
Wrm. Ward, gem. (D) 919
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
958
INDEX OF NAMES.
Andover, visc.
— Th., visc., aft. 1st E. of
Berkshire, q.v., K.G. 739
— Cl., visc., form. Ch. Howard,
q.v., aft. 3rd E. of Berkshire,
(1.7).
Andreas, bp. Dmbl. 532
agºree, Rd. Coll., gem. (D)
Andreossi, Off. Nap. 26
*Andrew, bp. Arg. 537
*— (2) bp. Cness, 531
:k bp. Drom. 604
*— bp. Gall. 538
bp. Ork. 535
— bp. St. Dav. 464
dun. Kilm). 609
— (abb. of Melrose), L.H.T
Sc. 496
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— I, and II., R. Russ. 89
— I. to III., K. Hgy. 59–60
— (or Andrews), Geo., b.p.
ºns and L. 622; dri. Lim.
— Jas., L.M. Lond. 489
— Jno., Ch. Tond. 422
— Jno. Wim., adm. (H) 844
— Wm., bp. Ach. 612; bp.
Mth. 599
— Wrm. Patr., C.I.E. 807
Andrews, Aug. gen, (D) 877
— Biggs, K.C. 416
— Ch., gen. (ID) 912
:*:
:
—ºd. Bull., G. Gld. CSt.
— (Or Andrew) Geo. See
Andrew
— Ger., dn. Cantº. 431
— Hy., K.H. 792
. — Jno. Goldw., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
— Lanc., bp. Chich, 433; byp.
Ely, 435; by. Winch. 471; dri.
Westºr. 469
— Rd., dn. Ylk. 487
— Rt., gen. 890
— Th., L.M. D'blin. 641
— Th., L.M. Lond, 491
— Th., P.P. 416 ; S.L. 413
— Wm. Dr., J. Ex. D. Ir. 584
Andronicus, I. to III. Emp.
E.E. 51
— I. to III. Emp. Tzde, 98
Amºros, Sir Edm., G. Gsey.
Angarville (or Bury), IRd. de,
bp. Dham. 478; dm. Wells
428; L.H.T. 153; Ld. Chanc.
354
Angelbeck, Joh. Ger. Wan, G.
Ceyl, 672
Angelo, Ed. Anthy. K.H. 789
— Jno. Anthy, gem. (ID) 920
Aggers, Aug. IRéal, G. Queb.
Angerstein, Jno. Julius Wm.,
gen. (D) 885
Angharad (2), Pr. Wls. 16–7
Angle, Guich. D', aft. E. of
intingdon, q.v., K.G. (1372)
73
Anglesey, E. and M. of
Ammesley Family.
— Arth., 1st. E. of, form. li.
Annesley, and 1st visc. Valen-
tia, q.v., L. Admy. 175; T.P.S.
240; P.C. 191; Tr. N. 256
— Jno., 4th E. of, P.C. 195;
W. Trea.S. Ir. 559
— Arth., 5th E. of, P.C. 196;
W. Trea.S. Ir, 559
Anglesey, E. and M. of comt.
Paget Family.
— Hy. Wnn., 1st M. of, form.
E. of Uxbridge, q.v., F.M. 856;
G.C.H. 786; gem. (A) 861;
R.G. 743; L.H.S. 287; L.L.
Ang, 314; L.L. Ir. 557; L.L.
§ºns. 312; M.G.O. 259; P.C.
— Hy, 2nd M. of, form. E. of
Uxbridge, q.v. **
Anglicus, Jno., dun. Yk. 486
Anguish, Th., M. Chy. 396;
Acct. G. 397
Angus, Jno. Anst., gen. (D).912
Angus, lds, and E. of
— Archd., 5th E. Of, L.H.A.
Sc. 499; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Archd., 6th E.of, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
— Archd., ld. (Son of Wnn.,
11th E., aft. E. of Ormond),
Ld. Sess. 517
Angusianus, K. Sc. 18
Angusius (2), bp. Isl. 539
Anian and Anianus, See also
Enion.
*— abp. St. Dav. 463
Sk bp. Bgr. 425
*— (2) dim. St. As, 462
* Prob. Some
S3,1116.
pers. Comp. dates.
Anicetus, P. Ro. 32
Amino, Ct. Nic., G.C.M.G. 794;
E.C.M.G. 796
Anluain, bp. Saig. 620
Anna, Emp. TZde, 98
— K.E. 2
Annally, lds.
Gore Family.
— Jno., ld., form. Jno. Gore,
Q,t).
TWhite Family.
— Hy., 1st li., form. H.
White, q.v.
— Luke, 2nd lù.,
White, q.v., K.P. 75
Annas, K.E. 2
Annandale, Wrm., E., aft. 1st
M. of, Commr. Tr. Sc. 497-8;
R.T. 747; L.H.C.K. Sc. 546;
L.K. Sc. 503; L.P.S. Sc. 501;
Ld. Sess. 517; P.C. 196; Pres.
P.C. Sc. 500; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Anne, D. Bry, 28
— E. Russ. 90
— (iss. Edw. III.) (2) Pr. E.
10-11
— (dau. Edw. IV.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Chas. I.), Pr. E. 13
→ ſ* Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13;
6
Q.E.
— (dau. Geo. II.), Pr. E. 14
— (of Bohemia), Q.C.E. 7
— (Boleyn), Q.C.E. 8
— (of Cleves), Q.C.E. 8
— (of Denmark), Q.C.E. 8
— (Hyde), Q.C.E. 8
— (of Warwick), Q.C.E. 8
—-Sophia (dau. of Q. Anne),
Pr. E. 14
— Alexr, Rec. Lond. 493
Annesley, Arth., see lá. A.,
infra,
— hom. Arth., gen. (A) 862
— Arth. Lytt. L., gem. (D) 931
- Sir Fras, aft, ld, Mount-
ii.orris, q.v., Sec. St. Ir. 562; V.
Treas. Ir. 559
— Hon. Rd., aft. 1d. Altham,
q.v., dn. Exr. 437
— Hon. Rd., See E. of A.,
imfra,
form. L.
2
+
Annesley—Comt.
— Steph. Fras. Ch., gen, (D)
917
— Hon. Wm., dn. Down, 605
Annesley, lds, and E. Of
— Arth., aft. Id. A. and 1st M.
of Anglesey, q.v., Comm. Ir.
554; P.C. 190
— Rd., aft. 2nd E. of, C. Cus.
Ir. 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566
Amieli, Aug. Fras., gem. (D)
0
An elm (Saint), abp. Cant.
43
Anson, hon. Adelb. Jno. Rt.,
bp. Qu'App. 698
— Archd. Edw. Harb., G. Pr.
Edw. Isl. 699; G. Str. Sett.
675; K.C.M.G. 798
— Fk., dn. Chest. 477
— Geo., see lá. A. infra,
— Geo. and Sir G., gem. (A)
862; G. Ch. Hosp. 936; G.C.B.
768; K.C.B. 774; L.G. Ch.
Hosp. 936
— Hon. Geo., C.C. Madras,
657; C.C. Ind. 651; Clk. O.
260; gen. (D) 883; St. O. 261
- Palaw. Vern., adm. (G)
84
— Sir Winn., gen. (A) 862;
R.C.B. 774
Anson, lds, and visc.
— Hon. Geo., aft. 1st là. A.,
adm. (A) 814; Clk. O. 260; L.
Admy. 178; P.C. 199
— Thos. Wrm., 2nd visc., aft.
1st. E. of Lichfield, q.v,
M.B.EI. 303; P.C. 212
Anstie, Jas., Q.C. 419
Anstis, Jno. (No. 1), Gart.
R.A. 327; Norf. H. 341
— Jno. (No. 2), Bl. C.H. 339;
Gart. K.A. 327; Geneal. Bath.
784
Anstruther, sir A., P.C. 208
— Jno. and Sir J., C.J. Bgal.
652; K.C. 415
— Ph., gen. (B) 864
— Rt., gem. (B) 865
— Sir Rt., L.L. Fifesh, 510
— Wm., K.B. 761; Ld. Sess.
520
Anterus, P. R.O. 32 -
Añºnelm (Saint), bp. Winch.
47
Anthermius, Emp. W.E. 49
Anthony, See also Antony
— bp. Rph. 601
— K. Pgl. 88
— Pr. Mlno. 31
— -Clement T., K. SXy. 78
—-Ulric, D. Brk, 70
—-Ulric, D. S. MIgn. 79
Anthun, K.E. 1
Antoinadis, Jno., K.C.M.G.
799 - -
Anton I. (or Anton Gunther),
D. Ob
, , D, Obg. 76.
Antoninus-Pius, Emp. Ro.
4
7
Antonius, dh. Cash. 627
— Tr. Ro. 46
— C., C. Ro. 46
— M. (2) C. Ro. 45-6 -
Antony, See also Anthony
— C. Lux. 84
— D. Bbt. 29
— D. Line. 30
— D. Prmal. 53
Antrim, Rand. Wim., 6th E.
and 1st M. of, K.B. 765; K.P.
750
Iſor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
959
Ajdh (3) K. Ir. 21
— -Ruadh, K. Ir. 20
—-Uaireodhnach, K. Ir. 21
Aongus-Olmuchać K, Ir. 20
I-Tiurimheach, K. Ir. 21
Aplin, Elph. D'Oyl. D'Auv.,
adm. (H)851
— Jno. Geo., adm. (H) 846
— Jno. G. Rog., gen. (D) 909
— Pet., adm. (A) 817
Appleby, Jno. de, dm. St. P. 453
— Jno. Fla., adm. (H)847
— Th. de, bp. Carl. 475
Applegath, Fras., gen. (D) 914
Appleyard, Fk. Erm., gem.
(D) 927
Appuleius, S., C. Ro. 47
April, Jno., G. Gsey. 668
Apsley, sir All., Lt. T. L. 321
— sir Pet., Coff. H. 293
Apsley, lds.
— Hy., ld, aft. 2nd E. Bath-
urst, q.v., L.T. 158; Ld. Chanc.
357; P.C. 202
— Hy., ld, aft. 3rd E. Bath-
urst, q.v., B.C. 252; L. Admy.
180; P.C. 205; Tell. Ex. 168
— Hy, Geo., ld, aft. 4th E.
Bathurst, q.v., B.C. 253
Apulia, Sim, de, bp. EXr.
436; dim. Yk, 486
Aºſablanca, Jno. de, dm. Her.
4
Aquila, (or Aguila), Nichs. de,
bp. Chich. 432; dim. Chich. 433
Aquilinus, L. H., C. R.O. 38
— T. H., C. R.O. 37
Aquilius, MI., C. R.O. 45
Aºin, Jno. Danl., gem. (A)
8
— Jno. L., L.M. D'bln. 642
— Septimus, adm. (IH)846
— Wm. Jno., gem. (A) 860
— Wrm. St. Jul., J.A.G. 937;
P.P. 416 ; S.L. 413
Aram, Th., C. Exc. 279
Araric, K. It, 49
Arbuckle, Benj. Hutch. V.,
gen. (D) 893
aſſuthnot, Alex., C. Cus. Sc.
5
4
— Alexr., bp. Killoe. and Kilf.
635; dri. Cloy. 633
— Alexr. Dunda's Young and
Sir A., adm. (IFI) 846
Alexr, Jno. and Sir A.,
R.C.S.I. 803; M.C.I. 647
— Ch., Amb. SW. 126; Amb.
TRy. 129; IB.T. 268; C.D.L.
243; Sec. Tr. 163; P.C. 207 ;
|U.S.F., 229
— Ch. Geo. and Sir C., C.C.
Bbay. 660; C.C. MIdras., 658;
gen. (D) 924; K.C.B. 781
Ch. Geo. Ja.s., gen. (D) 883
— Geo. Alexr., gem. (D) 935
— Hy. Th., gen. (D) 933
— hom. Hugh, gem. (A) 863;
K.C.B. 779
— Jno., see visc. A., infra,
— Marr., adm. (A) 815; G. N.
Sc. 695
— Rt. and sir Rt., gem. (B)
870; K.C.B. 774
— Th. and Sir T., gem. (B)
869; K.C.B. 774
— Wrm. and Sir W., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
— hon. Wnn., gen. (D) 891
— Wnn. Urq., M.C.I. 646
Arbuthnot, Wisc.
Jno., 8th Wisc. L.L. Kinc.
510
-
-
Arcadius, Emp. E.E. 50
Archbold, see Archebold
Archdall, Merv., gen. (A) 861
Archebold, Wm., B. Ex. Ir
583
Archer, Ch. Palm., T.M.
Dblin, 642
— E. C., G. Trin. 722
— Jno. and Sir J., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 410
— Jno. 1e, L.D. Ir. 551; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 574
— Th., dn. Oss. 622
— Wrm. Caulf., gen. (C) 872
— Wm. Hy., L.M. D'bln. 641
Archibald, bp. Cness. 531
— bp. Mor. 534
— Adams Geo. and sir A., G.
Mtoba. 696; G. N. Sc. 695;
E.C.M.G. 798
— Ed. Mort., K.C.M.G., 798
— Th. D., aft. Sir T., J.C.P.
380; J.C.P.D. 380; J.Q.B. 374;
S.L. 414
Arcott, Azim, &c., Pr. Of,
G.C.S.I. 801
Arcy, see Darcy
Ardagh, Huny of, bp. Dry. 601
tº ºil ºr gēn (Dºgg3
Arden, Jno., K.B. 756
— Ralph de, J. It. 366
— Rd. de, J. It. 366
— Rd. Pepp. and Sir R.,
aft. li. Alvanley, q.v., A.G.
400; B.T. 268; C.J.C.P. 376;
C.J. Chest. 386 ; K.C. 415;
M.R. 388; P.C. 204; S.G. 402;
S.L. 412
— Wrm. Rd. Pepp., Regr.
M.G. 799
Arden, lds.
— Ch. Geo., 1st là., form.
Hon. C. G. Perceval, q.v.,
B.C. 252; L. Admy. 180; L.L.
Surr, 312; M.M. 247
Arderne, Jas., B. EX. 383;
dun. Chest. 477
— Pet., C.B. Ex. 381; J.C.P.
378; S.L. 407
Ardulf, K.E. 2
Areskine, See Erskine
Arentschildt, F.R., bar, de,
E.C.IB. 775
Aressey, Norm. de, J. It. 367
Arfastus (Or Herefast), bp.
Elm. and Dumw. 454; Lud,
Chanc. 352
Argadus, L.J. Gen. 522
Argentine, Giles de, J. It. 368
— Regd. de, J. It. 366; Jy. 364
Arguinnbau, Lawrence, gen.
, (D) 882
*Argusteil, bp. St. DaV. 464.
*Argwistil, bp. Llff. 448
* 2 Same pers.
Argyll, Sir Jno. of, L.H.A.
(1311) 170 -
Argyll, E., M., and D. of. See
also M. of Lorne
— Col., 1st E. of, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
Col., 3rd E. Of, L.J. Gen.
Q
'Archd., 4th E. of, L.J. Gen.
522
— Archd.,5th E. of, Ld. Chanc.
SC. 515
Gilespick, E. of, L.J. Gen.
(1567) 522
Col., 6th E. Of, L.J. Gen.
522; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Archd., 7th E. of, lu.J. Gen.
522
5
Argyll, E., M., and D. of comt.
— Archd., 8th E. and 1st M.
of, Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; Ld.
Sess. 517 •.
Archd., 9th E. of, Ld. Sess.
517
Archd., 10th E. aft. 1st D.
of, C.G.S. Sc. 515; Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497 ; Ld. Sess. 517
— [and Greenwich] Jno., 2nd
D. of, F.M. 856; H.C.P. Sc.
508; K.G.741; K.T. 747; L.S.H.
290; Ld. Sess. 517; M.G.O.
259; P.C. 195
— Archd. 3rd D. of, form. E.
of Islay, q.v.
— Jno., 4th D. of, gen. (A) .
858; K.T. 747; P.C. 201
— Jno., 5th D. of, F.M. 856;
gen. (A) 858; L.L. Arg. 508
Geo. Wrm., 6th D. Of,
G.C.H. 787; L.S.H. 290; L.K.
§§ 503; L.L. Arg. 508; P.C.
212
Jno. D. E. N., 7th D. of,
L.R. Sc. 503
Geo. Dougl., 8th D. of, K.G.
745; K.T. 748; L.L. Arg. 508;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 216; Postm.
G. 239; Sec. Ind. 236
— Eliz. Georg., Dss. Of, Cr.
Ind. 809; M. Robes, 304
Arias, C., Pres. Hólas. 106
Aribert, I. and II., K. Limd. 49
Arista, M., Pres, Mex. 103
Ariwaldus, K. Limd. 49
Arlington, Hy., 1st là, and E.
of, form. Sir Hy. Bennet, q.v.,
K.G. 740; L. Admy. 175;
L.C.H. 295; P.C. 191
Armiger, Robt., gen. (B) 865
Armstrong, Alex. and Sir A.,
gen. (B) 869; K.C.B. 780
— Alex. Th., gem. (D) 914
—— Bygoe, gen. (A) S58
— Edw., gen. (I)) 8SS
— Geo. Amdr., gen. (13) 868
— Jas., gem. (ID) SS3
— Jas. Wells, gen. (D) 904
— Jno., b.p. Gr. Tm. 680
— Jno., dm. IXilf. 637
— Jno., gen. (D) 902
25 Jno., gem. (C) 871; S.G.O.
9
— Rd., gen. (B) 866
— Rd., S.L. Ir. 593
— sir Rd., C.C. Mdras. 657;
gen. (ID) 879; K.C.B. 777
— Rd. Say.., gen. (ID) 893
— Rt. B., Q.C. 417
— Wnn., gem. (C) S74
Wm. Andr., gem. (D) 926
Arriauld, J., gen. (D) 893
Arnaud, Jno., IK.H. 790
Aſſºoid, Sir Edwin, K.C.I.E.
— Jas. Hy., Adm. Adv. 423;
Vic. gen. 422
— Jas. Robn., gen. (D) 880;
R.H. 789
— Juno, K.C.B., 775
— Sir Nichs., L.J. Ir. 554
Arnot, Dav., bp. Gall. 538
— Hy., L.H.T. Sc. 496
— Sir Jmo., gem, (B) 864
— Rt., Compt. Sc. 498
Arnott, Jas. Momc., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Arnulf and Arnulph. See
also Ermostus and Ranulph
— C. Fld. 82
— C. H.lt. 81
— D, Bwa, 67
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
960
INDEX OF NAMES.
Arnulf and Armulph—comt.
— E. Gnny. 61
— I. to III., C. Fers. 81
Aſſemena, J., Pres. Pan.
1
Arouse, Jno., L.P.S. Sc. 500;
Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; Sec. St.
Sc. 501
Arran, Earls of
Stewart Family.
— Jas., 1st E. of, L.H.A. Sc,
499; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515; Ld.
SeSS. 517
Dutler Family.
1st Creation.
— Rd., 1st E. Of, L.D. Ir, 555
2nd, Creation.
- Chas. 1st E. of, gen. (IB)
— Jas., E. of, aft. 4th D. of
Hamilton, q.v., gen. (B) 864;
R.T. 747; M.G.W. 296
Gore Family.
— Arth. Saund., 2nd E. of,
R.P. 750
— Ph. Y., 4th E. of, K.P. 751
— Arth. S. W. C., 5th E. of,
form. Visc. Sudley, (ſ.v., L.L.
Mayo, 570
Arrighi, Off. Nap. 26
Arses, K. Pers. 99
Artabanus, K. Pers. 99
Art-Aonfhir K. Ir. 21
Artaxerxes, I. and II., K.
PerS. 99
Arthur (son Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hy. VII.), Pr. E. 12;
Pr. W.E. 8. See also Pr. Of
Wales
— I. to III., D. Bry. 28
— -Fk.-Patr.-Alb. (g, son Q.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16
— Wnn.-Patr.-Alb. (son Q.
Vict.), aft. D. of Connaught
and Strathearn, q.v., Pr. E. 16;
K.G. 745; K.P. 751; R.T. 749;
P.C. 218
— C. A., Pres. U.S.A. 103
— Dav., dm. Lim. 639
Geo. and sir G., G. Bbay.
659; G. Br. Hond. 714;
G. N.S.W. 703; G. Upp. Can.
692; G. W.D. Ld. 708; K.C.H.
789; P.C. 215
— Hon. Sir
(D) 881
— Ja.s., TX.H. 792
— Rd., adm. (T)) 827
Th., b.p. Lim. 638
— Wrm., adm. (E) 837
Arthvalel, abp. St. Dav. 463
Artrigius, bp. Arm. 595
Geo. Bt., gem.
*-
Arundel, Arundell, and
Arundelle
— Jno., bp. Chich. 433
— Jno., bp. Exr. 436; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444; dim. Exr.
437
— Jr.o., dm. Winds. 474
— Jno. (3), K.IB, 756–7–8
— Jno. de, I.B. 756
— Sir Jno., K.G. 735
Jno. (of Trerico), R.B. 759
— Hon. Rd., L.T. 157; M.M.
247; Tr. Ch. 294
— Rog., J. It. 366
— Th., K.IB. 758
— Th., IS.B. 760
— Th. de, abp. Cantº. 430;
abp. Yk. 485; bp. Ely, 435;
Ld. Chanc. 354-5
— (or Fitzalan),
K.G. (1396) 734
Sir Wm.,
Arundel, Earls of. Search
also under Fitzalan, Maltra-
vers, Norfolk, and Surrey
— Wrm, 2nd E. of, Comst. W.
Cast. 322
Wrm., 3rd E. of, J y. 364
IFitzalan Family.
— Rd., 8th E. of (also E. of
Surrey, q.v.), L.H.A. 172
Föd., 9th E. of, K.G. 734;
L.H.A. 173; L.H.T. 153; Ld.
K. 354
Th., 10th E. Of, K.B.
755; K.G. 734; L.H.T. 153;
W.C.P. 318
— Jno., 12th E. Of (also löl.
Maltravers, q.v.), R.G. 735
— Wnn., 14th E. of, K.G. 736;
W.C.P. 318
— Th., 15th E. Of, form. lot.
Maltravers and lói. Fitzalan,
q.v., K.B. 756
— Wrm., 16th E. of, K.G. 737;
L.C.H. 294 (?)
— Hy., 17th E. of, K.G. 738;
L.C.H. 294 (?); L.H. Const.
; L.L. Suss. 312; L.S.H.
Th., 19th E. of, C.G.S.
356; E.M. 326; K.G. 739; L.L.
Surr. 312; L.L. Suss. 312;
L.S.H. 290
— Hy. FR., 20th E. of, E.M.
326
— Hy., E. of, aft. 7th D. of
Norfolk, q.v., Const. W. Cast.
322; L.L. Surr, (1682) 312
Arundel of Wardour, lds.
— Hy., 3rd lól. I.P.S. 240;
P.C. 193
Arvina, A. C. C. (2), C. Ro. 40;
Dt. Ro. 41
— P. C. (2), C. Ro. 41
Asaph (St.), bp. St. As. 462
Ascelinus (or Adelmus), dn.
Linc. 447
Ascelyn, bp. Roch. 459
Ascharn, See Askam
Ascue, see also Aiscue, Ays-
cue, and Askew
— Wm., IV.B. 759
Agºwardly, Ad. de..., J. It.
7
Ascwinus,
Sidr. 446
Asgill, sir Ch., G.C.H. 786;
gen. (ID) 860
— Sir Ch., L.M. Lond. 492
Ash, See also Ashe
— St. Geo., bp. Clr. 596; bp.
Cloy. 631; bp. Dry. 601
Ashbourne, Ed., ld., form,
Ed. Gibson, q.v., P.C. 220
Ashburner, Geo. Ell., gen.
(D) 914
— Wnn., gen. (ID) 913
Ashburnham, Bertr.
W.C.P. 317
Cromer and Sir C., gen.
(ID) 930; K.C.B. 781
— sir Denny, C. Exc. 278
— Elias de, C.J.K.B. Dr. 577
— Hon. Th., gen. (ID) 885
— Wm. and sir W., bp. Chich.
433; dn. Chich. 434
— Sir Wnn., Chambn. Ex. 166;
COff. H. 293
Ashburnham, lds. and E. Of
— Jno., 3rd 1d., aft. 1st E. of
C.Y. G. 298
— Jno. 2nd E. of, Gr. St. 304;
M.G.W. 296; L.L. Suss. 312;
P.C. 201; Gr. St. (1775) 304
bp. Dorch, and
de,
Ashburnham, lds. & E. of cont.
— Geo. 3rd E. Of, G.C.H. 786;
F.G. 743
Ashburton, lds.
I)wnqving Family.
— Jno., ld, form. Jimo. Dum-
ning, q.v., C.D.L. 243
Parimg IFamily.
— Alex., 1st lá., form. A.
Baring, q.v., Amb. U.S.A. 132
— Wrm. B., 2nd ló., form. hon.
W. B. Baring, q.v.
Ashby, Sir Jno., adm. (A) 813
— Nichs., b.p. Llff. 449
— Wnn., Ch. Ex. 153,
Ashe. See also Ash
Xianus, B. Ex. 383
*— Ed., B.T. 264
*— Ed., Clk. O. 260
:k Ed., G. Bdoes. 720
*Prob. same pers.
— Wnn. A’Court, gem. (A) 858
Asher, Alex., S.G. Sc. 527
Ashford, Wm. C., lcl., form
visc. Bury, q.v.
Ashley, hom. Anth. E. M., Sec.
B.T. 269; U.S.C. 235
— hon. Anthy. Jimo., Q.C. 418
— Fras., S.L. 409
Ashley, lds.
— Anthy. A., 1st lél., form. Sir
A. A. Cooper, q.v., aft. 1st
E. of Shaftesbury, q.v. ; Ch.
Ex. 164; T.I. Dors. 307;
L.T. 155
— Anthy., ld, aft. 7th E. of
Shaftesbury, q.v., B.C. 253; L.
Admy, 182
Ashley-Cooper, see Cooper
Ashman, Rt., L.H.A. 171
Ashmole, Elias, Winds. H. 131
Ashmore, Ch., gem. (ID) 894
— Jno., gen. (ID) 890
Ashraff, Sh, Pers. 99
Ashton and Assheton, See
Gulso Aston
— Jno., K.B. 755
— Rd., G. I. Man, 666
as Rd., wan. Chr. Ch. Manch.
81
— Rd. or Rt. and sir R.,
L.H.A. 172; L.H.T. 1531; L.J.
Ir, 551; Ld. Chamc. Ir. 574;
W.C.P. 318. These references
apparently all relate to the
same person, although the
, names differ. Comp. dates.
Ashurst, Sir Hy, C. Exc. 278,
279
— Sir Wnn., C. Exc. 279
— Sir Wim. Hy. C.G.S. 357;
J.I.B. 373; S.L. 412
Ashway (or Aswy), Rauf,
L.M. Lond. 488
Ashwell, Jno., Clar. K.A. 328
— Jno. de, A.G. 398
Ashworth, Ch. and Sir C.,
gen. (C) 875; I.C.B. 776
— Fk. and sir F. gen. (D)
882
Ariatious, L. C. S., C. Ro. 43,
Asicus (St.) bp. Elph. 608
C. S. (2), C. Ro. 42
. S., C. Ro. 43
Ask (or Aske), Rd., J.R.B. 372;
S.L. 40
. 409
Askam and Askhann
— Walt., S.L. 407
— Wm., L.M. Lond. 489
Aske, see Ask
Askeby, Robt. de, Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 574; M. Chy. 393
Asina, C.
P.
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
961
Askew, See also Ascue, Ayscue,
C.
— Sir Chr., L.M. Lond. 490
— Sir Hy., gen. (B) 869
Askham, see Askam
Askwith, Wm. Harr., gen.
(D) 902
Aslett, Wm. Str., gen. (D) 906
Aspinall, Jno., S.L. 412
— Jno. Br., Q.C. 418
Jaspland, Linds. M., Q.C. 420
Assenburg, Louis Van,
G.C.G.H. 678
*Asser, abp. St. T)aw. 463
*— bp. Shbn. 466 2.
* Poss. same pers.
JASSerius, Reg, de, bp. Winch.
Assheton, see Ashton
Asshebournllam, see Ash-
burnham
Assiat, bp. Arm. 595
Astell, Ch. Ed., gen. (ID) 919
— Wrm., Chin. E.I. Co. 645
Astle, Geo. Adm. (A) 820
Astley, Herb., dm. Norw, 456
— sir Jacob, B.T. 264
— Sir Jmo., IK.G. 736
Astolphus, K. Limd. 49
Aston, See also Ashton
— Arth. and sir A., Amb. Fr.
; Amb. Spm. 124; G.C.B.
Jas. Jones, Q.C. 419
— Jno., K.B. 759
— Rd. and Sir R., C.G.S. 357;
C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; J.K.B. 373;
R.C. 415; S.L. 412
og., Const. T.L. 320 ; Lt.
T.L. 321
— Theod., Q.C. 419
Walt., K.B. 761
— Sir Wim., J.I.B. Ir. 579
Astry, Jas., M. Chy. 396
— (or Ostrich), Rauf., L.M.
Lond. 490
Astwolfus, by). Dumw. 454
Aºy, Hy., C.B. Ex. 381; J.C.P.
Aswy, see Ashway
Atana.gildo, K. Sp. 85
Atar Sing, &c., C.I.E. 806;
R.C.I.E. 805 -
Ataulfo, K. Sp. 84
Atcherley-Jones, See Jones
Atcheson, see also Acheson
and Aicheson
Athalaric, K. It, 49 -
Athelard (or Ethelard), abp.
Cant. 430; bp. Winch. 470
Athelm (or Adelmus), abp.
Cant. 430; bp. Wells 427
Athelred (or Ethelred), abp.
Cant. 430; bp. Winch. 470
Athelric, bp. Shbla. 466
'aºheistan (2), bp. Cmwll.
3
:: bp. Elm. and Dumw. 454
*— bp. Her. 441
* Poss. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
— K.E. 3; L.H.A. 170
Athelwald, abp. Yk. 485
Athelward (or Athelwolf),
bp. Carl. 475
Athelwolfus, bp. Elm, 454
Athequa (or Attien), Geo., bn.
Llff. 449
Atherley, see also Hatherley
— (or Hatherley), Jno., L.M.
Tuond. 490
— Mark. IXerr, gem. (D) 899
Atherton, Jno., bp. Wíord.
and L. 627
Atherton—comt.
— Wnn. and sir W., A.G. 400;
Q.C. 417; S.G. 402 - -
Athey, John de and Sir J.,
L.H.A. 170, 171
Athill, Ch. H., B1. M. P.A. 337
Athirco, K. Sc. 18
Athlumney, Wrm. Mered., 1st
ld., form. Sir Wim. Somer-
ville, q.v., aft. Id. Meredyth,
Q.7).
Athol, Athole, or Atholl,
E., M., and D. of
Jno. Stewart, E. of, Ld.
Chanc. Sc. (1578) 515
— Jno., 5th E., aft. 1st M. of,
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; K.T. 747;
L.P.S. Sc. 501; L.J. gen. 522;
Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., 2nd M., aft. 1st D. Of,
form. 6th E. Of Tullibardine,
q.v.; K.T. 747; L.H.C.K. Sc.
546; L.P.S. Sc. 501; Ld. Sess.
517
— Ja.s., 2nd D. of, I.T. 747;
L.K. Sc. 503; L.P.S. Sc. 501;
Ld. Man. 665; P.C. 198
— Jno., 3rd D. of, K.T. 747;
Ld. Man. 665
— Jno., 4th D. of, G. I. Mam.
666; K.T. 748; L.L. Prth. 511;
P.C. 206
— Geo. Aug. Fred. Jno., 6th
D. of, K.T. 748
— Jºno. Jas. Hugh Hy., 7th D.
of, K.T., 749; L.L. Prth. 511
- Anne Dss. Of, M. Robes,
3 -
Athowe, Th., S.L. 409
Athulf, bp. Elm. and Dunw.
454 ; bp. Her. 441
Atkins and Atkyns
— Ed. and sil: E. (No. 1),
B. Ex. 384; C. Exc, 277; J.C.P.
379; S.L. 409
Ed. and Sir E. (No. 2);
* 384; C.B. Ex. 381; S.L.
1
— Jno., L.M. Lond, 492
— Jno. Tr., Curs. B. Ex. 386
— G. Gsey. 668
— Sir Jonn., G. Bdoes. 719;
G. Gsey. 668
— Rt. and Sir R., C.B. Ex. 381;
J.C.P. 379; R.B. 764; S.L. 410
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wrm., dm. Ferms, 623
Atkinson and Atkynson
— Ed., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Hps.
P.A. 343; Som. H. 332
Ed. Hy., gem. (ID) 895
— Ed. Tindal, Q.C. 420
Edwin Fel. Th., C.I.E. 808
— Fk. Day, gem. (D) 916
— Geo., S.L. 413
— Harry Alb., K.C.M.G. 799
—ºy. Timdal, C.C.J. 405; S.L.
1
— Jno., R. Cr. P.A. 335; Som.
H. 332
— Rd., L.M. Dbln. 642
Atkyns, See Atkins
Atkynson, See Atkinson
Atlay, Ed., gem. (ID) 911
— Jas., b.p. Her. 442
Atratinus, A. S. (2), C. Ro. 37
— C. S., C. R.O. 39
— L. S. (2), C. Ro. 38, 46.
Atterbury, Fras., bp. Roch.
460; dm. Carl. 476; dim. Chr.
Ch. Oxf. 457; dun. Westr, 469
Atticus, A. M. T. (2), C. Ro. 42
Attien, See Athequa,
Atwater, Wm., bp. Linc. 447;
dm. Sal. 468; Regr. Gart. 746
Aubant, Abrm. d’, gen. (B) 866
Auberville, Wm. (le, Jy. 363
Aubigny, see Richmond,
Lenox, and A.
Aubrey, see also Awbrey
— Geo., L.L. Glam, 315
— Jno. and Sir J., L. Admy.
180; L.T. 158
42 Wm., M. Chy. 395; Vic.Gen.
1.
4
Aucher, Hy. Fitz., Const. T.L.
320
Auchinleck, Sir Geo.,Ld. Sess.
519
Auchmuty, see also Ahmuty
— Jas., dm. Arm. 597; &
Emly, 628
Saml. and sir S., C.C. Bgal.
652; C.C. Ind. 650; C.C. Mdras.
657; Comm. F. Ir. 564; G.C.B
767; gen. (B) 867; K.B. 766
— Saml. Benj. and sir S., gen.
(D) 880; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
778
Auckland, lds, and E. Of
Wm., 1st. li., form. Wm.
Eden, q.v., Amb. Nds. &c. 122;
Postm. G. 238; Pres. B.T. 268
— Geo., 2nd lá., aft. 1st E. Of,
Aud. Ex. 167; G.C.B. 772;
G.G. Ind. 649; Ld. Admy.
182-3; MI. M. 247; P.C. 211;
Pres. B.T. 26S
Rt. Jno., 3rd lói., form. hon.
H. J. Edell, q.v., bp. P. and W.
428
Audeley and Audley
— Edmd., bp. Her. 441; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. Sal. 467
— (or Aldithley), Jas. de, and
Sir J., J. It. 368; L.J. Ir. 550
— sir Jas., R.G. 733
— Maur. de, Jy. 364
— Th. and sir T., aft. 1d. A.
of Walden, K.G. 738; Ld. K.
and Ld. Chanc. 355; S.L. 408;
Sp. H.C. 249
Audonnaire, Hy. de P., Jy. 364
Augereau, Off. Nap. 26
Augurinus, L. M. E., C. R.O.
38; Dec. Ro. 38
— M. G., C. Ro. 38
— M.I. M., C. R.O. 37
— P. M., C. R.O. 37
— Q. M. E., C. Ro. 38
— T. G., C. Ro. 38; Dec. Ro.
38
— T. M., C. R.O. 41
Augusta (g. dall. Geo. II.), Pr.
E. 1
4
-Car.-Charl.-Eliz. (g. dau.
Geo. III.), Pr. E. 15 ; Cr. Ind.
809
-Soph. (dau. Geo. III.), Pr.
3. 1:
Augustin and Augustine
— abp. Cant. 429
— bp. Wíord. 626
— Emp. Mex. 103
Augustulus, R., Emp. W. E.
Augustus, see
Vlall U18
(2) D. Brk. 70
— din. Dromm. 606
— El, Sxy. 78
— Emp. Ro. 36
— (2) G. D. Obg. 76
— Fredk., D. S. MIgn. 79
— (som Geo. III.), aft. D. Sus-
sex, q.v. Pr. E. 15; R.G. 742
also Octa-
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
962
INDEX OF NAMES.
Augustus—comt.
— -Wm., D. Brk, 70
—-Wm.-Geo, M. Böln. 67
Auldjo, Jno. R., gem. (D) 914
Aumari, Rt. de, Jy. 364
Aungerville or ... Aunger-
Vyle, see Angarville
Aungier, Sir Fras., aft, ld, A.,
L.K. Ir, 576; M.R. Ir, 585
Aunt reseye, Rog. de, J. It, 367
Alire, Jno. de, J. It. 368
Aurelian, Emp. Ro. 48
Aurelio, K. Sp. 85
Aurelius, IN. Sp. 85
— -Caracalla, A., Emp. Ro. 47
— M., Emp. Ro. 47
Auriol, Ch., gem. (C) 874
Auruncus, P. C. (2), C. Ro. 37
Aust, Geo., U.S.F. 230
Aºten, Alb, Geo., gem. (D)
— Ch. Jno., adm. (ID) 827
— Fras. Wnn, and sir F., adm.
(A) 820; (IB) 821; (C) 822;
G.C.I3. 776; K.C.B. 776
— Jno., IK.H. 792
— Rd., L. Admy. 176
Austin, Ch., P.P. 417
— Hor. Th., adm. (D) 831;
(E) 834; K.C.B. 779
— sil: Jno., C. Cus. 274
— Jno. Gard., G. Br. Hond.
714; G. H. Kong, 673
— Wrm. P., b.p. Guiana, 715
Austria, Ch., Archd. of,
G.C.lb. 768
Hººk. Ch., Archd. of, G.C.B.
Auver lierque, Hy. de N. d’,
M.H. § Cl y
Autharis, IX. Imd. 49
Ayºon, Jno., visc., L.L. Surr.
Avarne, Th., gen. (B) 866
Aveland, lds.
— Gilb. J., 1st là., L.L. Linc.
310
— Gilb. Hy., 2nd lá., Dep.
L.G.C. 288; IP.C. 219
— Clema. Eliz., lady, aft. lady
Yºu. de Eresby, q.v., L.G.C.
Avellaneda, N., Pres, Arg. 110
alºnbury, Giles de, dan. Her.
2
Avenon, Alexr., L.M. Lond.
490
Aventinensis, C.G. C. Ito. 40
L. G., C. Ro. 40-1
Averell (or Averill), Jno.,
bp. Tuinn. A. and A. 639; dim.
Emly, 628; din. Lim. 640
Ayerenches, Will. de, W.C.P.
7
3
Averill, see Averell
Aviles, J. M., l’res. Ecr. 108
Avisa, Q.C.E. 7
Avitus, M. M., Emp. W. E. 49
Avonmore, Barry, ld, and
visc., form. Ił. Yelverton, q.v.
Awbrey, see also Aubrey
Andr., L.M. Lond. 489
— Wnn., M. Chy. 395; Vic.
Gen. 421
Awdry, sir J. W., C.J. Bbay,
660
Awkeſburne, I ſawr. (le, bp.
Sal, 467
Ay—, see also Ai-
Aydanus, bp. Tilfſ. 448
Ayers, Hy., R.C.M.G. 797
les, Jno. Geo. Aug., gen.
(D) 899 -
Aylesbury, see Ailesbury
Aylesford, E. of
— Heneage, 1st E. of, form.
Hen. Finch and 1st Id.
Guernsey, q.v., C.D.L. 242
— Heneage, 4th E. Of, B.T.
267; L.S.H. 290; C.G.P. 300;
§6. 298; L.S.H. 290; P.C.
Ayleston, Rt. de, B. Ex. 383
Aylett, Rt., M. Chy. 395
— Sir ºwn. gen. (B) 868
Aylmer, Arth., gen. (B) 868
— hon. Flº. Wm., see lil, A.
infra.
— Gerald and sil: G., C. B.
Ex. 583; C.J.I.B. Ir, 577;
J.C.P. Ir. 581; L.J. Ir. 553
— Hy., gen. (ID) 899
+– Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Jno., bp. Lond. 451
— Matth., see lă. A., infra,
Aylmer, lds.
— Matth., aft. 1st lél. A.,
177; adm. (A) 813; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854; L. Admy. 177
— Matth., 5th lil., G. Can. 691;
gen.(A)862; G.C.B.768; K.C.B.
774
— hon. Flº. Wrm., aft. 6th lä.
A., adm. (ID) 825; (G) 840;
R.C.B. 777
— Thos. Br., gem, (D) 879
Ayloff, or Ayloffe, Wm.,
J.Q.IB. 372; S.L. 408
Wrm., S.L. 409
Ayns—, see also Aims—
Aynsley, Ch. Murray, adm.
(H) 852
— Geo. Herb. Murr., gen. (D)
929
Ayremin,
Ayremy.mile
— Rd. Čle, M.R. 387
— Wrm., bp. Carl, (?) 475; bp.
Norw. 454; L.H.T. 153; Ld.
K, 354; M.R. 387
Ayrton, Acton Sm., C.W.P.B.
.272; J.A.G. 937; P.C. 218; Sec.
Tr, 164
Ayscoghe, Wm., J.C.P. 378
Ayscough, Fras., dm. Bri, 440
— Jno., adm. (ID) 826
— Juno., G. Jam, 712
— Wm., b.p. Sal. 467
Ayscue, Sir Geo., adm. (A)
813; G. Bdoes. 719
Ayshton, Rd. or Nichs., J.C.P.
378; S.L. 407
Ayton, Andr., Ld. Sess. 519
Aytoun, Rog., gen. (C) 873
Azzo, V. to Wifi. M. F. 32-3
*-*
Ayremyn, and
B.
Baalun, Jno. de, J. It, 367
— Iłog. (le, J. It. 367
Babbage, Hy. Prev., gon. (D)
12
9
Baber, Ed., S.L. 408
Babington, Brut, bp. Dry. 601
— Dav., gen, (ID) 899
— Gerv., b.p. Exr. 437; bp.
Llff. 449; bp. Worc. 473
Hºno. Hy. Melv., gem. (ID)
— Wrm., A. G. 398; C.B. Ex.
381; C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 378;
R.B. 756; S.L. 407
— Wnn, Kn, gen, (D) 906
Babthorpe, Wm., A.G. 398
Baby, Dalml., gen. (ID) 895
Fºynghe, Jno., abp. Trn.
j
Baccus, see Backhouse
Bache, Alexr., bp. St. As. 462
— Anthy., M.M. 246
Back, sir Geo., adm. (G) 842
Backhouse, Jno., C. Exc. 282
— (or Baccus) Jno., IX.B. 763
— Juno., U.S.F. 230
— Th. Jos., gen. (IB) 868
Bacon, Ch., B.G., gen. (D) 912
— Edm. Ant. Hen., gen. (D)
915
— Edw., B.T. 265
— Fras. and Sir F., aft. li.
Verulam, and visc. St. Albans,
q.v., A.G. 399; J.IX.13. 372; K.C.
414; Ld. Chanc. and L.K. 356 ;
Q.C. 414; S.G. 401; S.L. 409
— Fras. Hy., C.C.J. 405
— Ja.s..and sir J., C.J.Bank,392;
Jud. Com. P.C. 362 ; P.C.
221; Q.C. 417; V. Chanc. 390
— Jno. , J.C.P. 377
— Nath., J. Adm. Ct. 423
— Nath., K.B. 763
— Nichs., IX.B. 764
35 sir Nichs., L.P.S. 240; L.K.
3
6
—Th., J.C.P. 377; J.R.B. 371;
IX.]3. 755
anºeley, Flº. Hy., gem. (D)
— Wm. Cl., gem. (D) 879
Baden, Giles, dm. Ardf. 640
Baden-Powell, see Powell
Badlesmere, Barth, de, aft.
ld. Burghersh, q.v., W.C.P.
318
3
IBaduilla. IC. It, 49
Baez, B., Prés. Dom. IRep. 105
Baggallay, lºd. and Sir R.,
A.G. 400; Jud, Com. P.C. 361;
L.J. App. 389; P.C. 219; Q.C.
418; S.G. 402-3
Bagley, Ch. Jno., G. Bah.
Isl. 716
Bagnold, Michl. Ed., gen. (ID)
886
Bagod, See Bagot
Bagot, holl. Chas, and Sir C.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Fr. 113;
Amb. Nds. &c. 123; Amb.Russ.
125; Amb. U.S.A. 132; G.C.B.
772; G. Can. 692; P.C. 209;
|U.S.F. 229 -
— Daml., dm. Dronn, 606
— Ed., gen, (D) 900
— Geo., gell. (TD) 925
— Hy., a.dln. (GF) 843
Lewis, bp. B11. 439; bp.
Norw, 455 ; bp. St. As. 462;
dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
— Rd., C. Exc. 280
— hom. Iłd., byp., B. and W. 428;
bp, Oxf. 457: dhn. Cant. 432
Bagot, Bagod, Iłigod, or
Bigot, Rt., J.C.P. Ir. 581;
J.K.B. Ir. 578
Bagshawe, Hy. Red., C.C.J.
404; Q.C. 417
Fon', List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
963
Bagshawe-cont.
- Wrm. H. G., C.C.J. 405;
Q.C. 419
Bagwell, Jno., L.T. 161
- Rd., dn. Cir. 598; dim.
Kilmacd. 638
Bahawulpur, Nawab of,
G.C.S.I. 801
*śmanji, T. Dastur, C.I.E.
Bailey, See also Baily, Bayley,
and Bayly
— Fk., Q.C. 419
— Sir Jos. Russ., L.L. Brec.
— Wm., C. St. 283-4
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 490
—Wm. Staff., gem. (IP) 930
Baillie, Ch., gem. (C) 873; Jy.
Sc. 523; Ld. Adv. 526 ; Ld.
Sess. 521 ; S.G. Sc. 527
— Cuthb., L.H.T., Sc. 497
— Dunc. Ja.s., gen. (D) 924
— Geo., B.T. 264; Dep. Tr.
; 498; L. Admy. 177; L.T.
— Geo. Alex., gen. (ID) 899
+Hamilton W.A., Sec. Adm.
1
— Hans., L.M. D bln. 641
— Hy, Jas., P.C. 217 ;
B.C. 254; U.S. Ind. 236
Hugh Dumc., L.L. Ross.
512
Ja.s., gen, (D) 918
-jas. Cad. Parkm., gen. (D)
— Jno., gen. (ID) 914
— Mack. Hugh, gen, (C) 872
— Matth., gen. (B) 867
— Hon. Thos., adm. (ID) 833;
(E) 834; (F) S38; L.G. Gr.
Hosp. 854
— Wm. (Provand), L.P. Ct.
Sess. 516; Ld. Sess. 518 -
— (Polkemmit), Ld. Sess.
520
Baillie-Hamilton, see Ham-
ilton
Bailol, Josc. de, bp, Sal. 466
Baily, see also Bailey, Bay-
ley and l3ayly
— Jno., Q.C., 417
— Why)., by. Clonf. and K. 636
Bain, Edwin Sand, S.L. 413
— Hend., adm. (H) 845
Sec.
Bainbridge and Bain-
brigge
— Chr., abp. Ylk., 486; bp.
Dham, 478; dh, Winds. 474;
dın. Yk. 487; M.R. 387
— Jno. Hank, gem. (D) 896
Ph. and Sir P., gen, (D)
882; K.C.B. 778 -
Ph. Jno., gem. (D) 898
Baines, see (tlao Banes and
Baynes
— Matth. Talbot, C.D.L.
243; P.C. 215; Pres. P.L.B.
262; Q.C. 417 . .
— Ralph., byp. Lich, and COV.
444
— Wm., C.C.J. 403
Baird, Augs. Fraser, gen. (D)
925
— Sir Dav., Comm. F. Ir.
564; G.C.G.H. 679; gen; (A)
860; G.C.B. 767; K.B. 766
— Sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 519-20
— Jno. Rennedy Erskine,
adm. (E) 837
— Jos., gem. (C) 873
IBaitan, bp, Clonm. 599
Bajazet, I. and II., S. T.Ky. 97
Bajocis, Rd, de, K.B. 755
Baker, —, S.L. 408
62 Geo., bp. Wíord. and L.
7
— Sir Hy. Lorraine, adm. (H)
845
— Jas. Vashon, adm. (G) 843
— Jno., adm. (A) 813
— Jno. and sir Jno., A.G. 398;
Rec. Lond. 493; Sp. H.C. 249
— Matth., G. Jsey. 667
— Rt. Jno., gen. (ID) 915
— Th., gen. (A) 861
— Th. and sil: Th., adm. (A)
819; IK.C.B. 776
— Th. Dur. and sir Th., gen.
(D) 930; K.C.B. 781
— Wm., bp, Bgr. 426; bp.
Norw. 455
— Wrm. Ersk. and sir. W.,
gen. (ID) 900; K.C.B. 783;
M.C.I. 646
IBalam, Rd. de, dm. Lich. 445
Balbinus, Emp. Ro. 47
Balbus, L. C., C. Ro. 46
— L. N., C. R.O. 45
— M.A., C. Ro. 44-5
Balcanquall, Walt.,
Dham. 479; dri. Roch. 461
Balcarras or Balcarres, E.
O
— Alexr., 1st E. of, Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Colim, 3rd E. of, Comm.
Tr. SC. 497
— Alexr., 6th E. of, G. Jam.
712; gem. (A) 859
Balchain, sir Jno., adm. (A)
813; G. Gr. Hosp. 854
Balders, Ch. Wm. Morl., gen.
(ID) 895
Baldewyn, see Baldwin
Baldoc and Baldock
— Geo., gen. (D) 923
— (or Baudake), Ralph de,
bp. Lond. 451; dim. St. P. 452;
Ld. Chanc, 353-4
— Rt. de, bp. Norw, 454; Ld.
Chanc. 354
— Rt. and Sir R., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
— Th., adm. (HI) 849
Baldred, K.E. 1
Baldric (or Galdric),
Chanc. 353
dn.
Ld.
— (or Baldry) sir Th., L.M.
Lond, 490
Baldwin, Baldwyn, and
Baldewyn
— abb. Cant. 430; byp. Worc.
2
47
— (son of Stephen), Pr, E, 9
— I. and II., Emp. B.E. 51
— I. to V., K. J.Sm. 97
— I. to VI., C. H.lt. 81
— I. to IX., C. Flrs. 81
— Augs., adm. (H) 846
— Jno. and Sir J., C.J.C.P.
375; S.L. 408
— Maur. S., b.p. Huron, 693
— Saml., S.L. 410
— Tim., M. Chy. 396
— (Baldewyne), Wm., J.C.P.
Ir. 581
Bale, Jno., b.p. Oss. 620
Balfour, Arth. Ja.s., Ch. Sec.
Ir, 563; L.R. Sc. 503; P.C.
220; Pres. L.G.I.3. 256; Sec.
Sc. 502; V.P. Ed. Sc. 500
— Blayn. Townl., G. Bah,
IS1. 716
— Sir Dav., Lud. Sess. 519
Balfour—cont.
— Geo. and sil: G., gem. (D)
900; K.C.B. 783
— Jaş., gen. (A) 860
— Jas., Ld. Sess. 517-8
— Sir Jas., L.P. Ct. Sess.
516; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Sir Jas., Ly. K.A. 513
— Sir Jas., Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jno., bp. Brn. 531
— Jno. Bl., P.C. 220; D. Fac.
Sc. 527; Ld. Adv. 526; P.C.
220; S.G. Sc. 527
— Lowry V. Townl., Sec. St.
Patr. 752
— Michl., Sec. St. Sc. 502
Nisb., gem. (A) 859
— Rt. (c.c. 1d. Burleigh),
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497
— Rt., gen. (B) 869
— Wrm., G. N. Brk. 695; gen.
(C) 873
— Sir Wm., Lt. T.L. 321
— Wm. St., gen. (D) 891
Balfourn, –, G. Tob. 723
Baigay, jno. K.C. 416
Baliconingham, Jno. de,
bp. Cork, 630
Baliol, See also Bailol
Ld. Chanc. Sc.
*— Alexr.,
514
*— Sir Alexr., L.G.C. Sc. 506
* 2 Same pers.
— Ed., K. Sc. 19
— Hy. de, L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Jno., IX. Sc. 19
aſſizon, Greg., G. Ch. Isl.
Ball, Alexr. Jno. and sir A.,
adm. (A) 817; G. Mita. 671
— Hy., . Cr. P.A. 335;
Winds. H. 331
— Hy. Lidgb., adm. (A) 819
— Jno., S.L. Ir., 592
— Jno., U.S.C. 235
— Jno. Thos., A.G. Ir, 588;
Ld. Chanc. Ir, 577; S.G. Ir.
590
Nichs., A.G. Ir. 588; J.C.P.
Il:. 582 ; S.L. II. 593
— Th., dn. Chich, 434
→ Thos. Gerrard, gen. (D)
Ballantine, Fletchw. Dykes,
gen. (D) 878
— Wnn., P.P., 418; S.L. 413
Ballard, Jno. Archd., gem. (ID)
07
9
Ph., dm. Worc. 473.
— Saml. Ja.s., adm. (A) 819
— Vol. Vash., adm. (A) 820
— Wnn., MIch. IX.A. 339
Ballaricus, Q. C. M., C. Ro.
4
sileine, Geo. Or., dm. Jsey.
66
Ballenden and Bellenden
Adam, bp. Abdu. 530; bp.
Dmbl. 532
— Sir Jno., L.J. Clk. 516; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Sir Lew., L.J. Clk.516; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Th., L.J. Clk. 516
— Th, (2), Ld. Sess. 518
Ballingall, Dav., gem. (B)
868
Ballivian, A., Pres. Bol. 109
— J., Pres. Bol. 109
Bally, St. Jno., gen. (D) 933
— Wnn., gen. (D) 934
Ballygamrin, Jno. de, dm.
OSS. 622
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-052.
964
*
INDEX OF NAMES.
animaeeda, J. M., Pres. Chi.
1
Balmain, Jas., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Ja.s. Geo., gem. (D) 910
Balmerino, lds.
— Jas., 1st là., form. Ja.s.
Elphinstone and sir J., q.v.,
L.P. Ct. Sess. 516
— Jno. Ja.s., 2nd lá. H.C.P.
Sc. 507; Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., 5th Id., form. hon.
Jas. Elphinstone, q.v.
Balmyle, Nichs, de, bp. Dmbl.
532; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Balnavis, Balneaves; and
Balileavis
(ID) 882; K.H.
gell.
— Hy. (No. 1) L.J. Clk. 516;
Lći. Adv. 526 ; Ld. Sess. 518
— Hy. (No. 2) Ld. Sess. 518
Ballreput, Wm. de, dm. OSS.
622
Balsch, T. R., H. Mva. 94
Balscot, Alexr., bp. Mth, 599;
bp. Oss. 620; L.J. Ir. 551; L.
* Ir. 558; Ld. Chanc. Ir.
74
- Hy.,
1.
Balsham, Hugh de, bp. Ely,
434
Balta, J., Pres. Pu. 109
Balthazar, Pr. Mkg. 74
— Pr. Nass. 75
Baltimore, lds.
— Geo., 1st là., form. Sir G.
Calvert, q.v.
— Chas., 4th lä., gen. (C) 871
— Ch., 6th lä., L. Admy. 178
Baltroddi, Walt. de, bp.
Chess. 531
Bamme, Ad., L.M. Lond. 489
Bampfield, Th., Sp. H.C. 249
Banarji, Kistna Moh. C.I.E.
807
Bana stre and Banau Stre,
See also Banister
— Alard., J. It. 365
— Th., K.G. 734
— Th., B. Ex. 383
Banaustre, see Bana Stre and
Banister
Banbury, E. Of
– Wm., 1st E. of, form. 1d.
IX.nollys and 1st visc. Walling-
ford, q.v.
— Wrm. Inollys, called E. Of,
gen. (C) 872
Bancroft, Jno., bp, Oxf. 456
— Rd., abp. Cant, 431; b.p.
Lond. 452
— Wrm. Ch., gem. (D) 925
Bandinthel, DOW., dm. JSey.
668
Bandiora, Fras., bar. de,
IX.C.B. 777
Bandon, E. of
Jas., 2nd E. of, L.L. Cork,
569
— Fras., 3rd E. of, L.L. Cork,
5
— Jas. Fr., 4th E. of, L.L.
Cork, 569
Banerit, Hugh, Ch. Sec. Ir.
561; L. Treas. Ir, 558
Banes, see also Baines and
Baymes
— jos. Flº. Wall. Des., G. Pr.
Ed. IS. 699
Bamington, Hy., IK.B. 758
Banister and Bannister, See
also Bama stre and BanauStre
— Wm. and Sir W., B. EX.
384; S. L. 411
Banke, Rd., B. Ex. 383
— Th., B. Ex. 383
Bankes and Banks
— Geo., B.C. 253; Curs. B.
IEx. 386; J.A.G. 937; L.T.
159-60; P.C. 215; Sec. B.C. 254
*— Hy., C. Cus. 276
*— Hy., K.C. 415
* 2 same pers.
— Jas. Stev., K.C.B. 776
— Jno. and Sir J., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 375; L.L. Dors. 307;
L.J. 154; S.L. 409
— Sir Jos., B. Tr. 268; G.C.B.
771; K.B. 765; P.C. 206; Pres.
R. Inst. 940; Pres. R. SOc. 940
— Th., dm. St. As. 463
Bankhead, Ch., Amb. Mex.
133; Amb. Tºy. 129
Banks, See Bankes
Bankwell (or Baukwell), Jno.
de, J. It. 368
— Rog. de, J.R.B. 371
aganatyne, Jas., Ld. Sess
9
— Th., Ld. Sess. 518
— Wm. McL., Ld. Sess. 520
Bannerhassett, Sir Jmo.,
B. EX, Ir. 584
Bannerman, Alexr. and Sir
A., G. Bah. Isl. 716; G. Newfa.
700; G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 669
Hy. Campbell-, Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 220; Sec. Adm. 187;
U.S. War, 233; W. Sec. 232
Wm., gem. (D) 931
Bannister, see Banister
Banquel, Jno. de, B. Ex. 383
Baodan, K. Ir. 21
Bapthorpe, Wm., K.B. 760
Baptist, Jno., bp. Drom, 604
Bapu Diva, Shastri, C.I.E. 806
— Sahib Avar, IX.C.I.E. 805
Bar, Alexr., b.p. Mor, 534
Barantin, Hugh de, Const.
W. Cast. 322
Barbar, Jno., J. Pr. Ct. 421
Barbatus, M. H., C. Ro. 38
— P. C. S., C. Ro, 41; Dt. Ro.
41
— T. Q. C. (6), C. Ro. 38-9
sºper, C. Chapman, C.C.J.
405
— Ch. Hy., K.C. 416
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Luc., gen. (B) 866
— Wnn., Q.C. 419
Rºour, Day. Mill, R.C.S.I.
8
IBarbula, L. AE., C. Ro. 42
— M. AB., C. Ro. 43
Q. AE., C. Ro. 41
sºuth, Jno. D., Sec. P.O.
23%
Barclay and Berclay, See
also Barkly and Berkeley
— Sir Hy., G.C.M.G. 795
— Jno., gem. (A) 860
— Jos., bp. JSlm. 677 w
— Rt., dm. Cllr. 597
— Rt., K.C.B. 775
— Walt. de, L.G.C. Sc. 506
Bard, Pet., L.H.A. 170-1
Barde, Gauteur de, M.M. 246
Bardelby, Rt. de, L.R. 354;
M. Chy. 393
— Wrm. (le, M.R. Ir. 585
IBardolf, Hugh, J. It. 366; Jy.
363
— Th., K.B. 754
— Sir Wm., L.H.A. 174
Bardolph, Wm., ld, form. Sir
Wm. Philips, q.v.
ańsey, Arth. de, dm. Bgr.
Bardsley, Jno. W., b.p. S. and
M. 484
Bareiro, C., Pres, Pgy. 110
Bººntyne, Dr., L.M. Lond.
Barford, see Bereford
Bargash, B. S., S. Zr. 102
Bargrave, Is., dm. Cant. 431
Barham, Nichs., S.L. 408
— Ch., 1st lél. form. Sir C.
Middleton, q.v., Compt. N.
257; L. Admy. 180; P.C. 207
Barillas, M. L., Pres. Gua. 106
Baring, AlexT., aft. 1st là.
Ashburtom, q.v., M.M. 247;
P.C. 213; Pres. B.T. 268
— Ch., bp. Dham, 479; bp.
Gl. and Br. 439
— Ch., gem. (D) 919
— Evel, and sir E., Amb. Eg.
130; G.C.M.G. 796; K.C.B.
784; K.C.S.I. 803
— Fras., Chm. E.I. Co. 644
— Fr. Th, and sir F., aft. 1st
ld. Northbrook, q.v., Ch. EX.
165; L. Admy. 183; L.T. 160;
P.C. 214; Sec. Tr. 163
— Hy. B., L.T. 160-1
— Jane Emma, lady, Cr. Ind.
09
80%
— Walt., Amb. Mgo. 128
— Wm. B., aft. 2nd ló. Ash-
burton, q.v., 12.C. 214; Paym.
G. 244; Sec. B.C. 254
— hon. Thos. Geo., aft. 2nd
ld, and 1st E. Northbrook,
q.v., L. Admy. 183-4; Sec.
Adm. 187; U.S. Home, 228;
TJ.S. Ind. 236
Bark—, see also Berk—
Barkeley, see Barkley and
Berkeley
Barker, Chr., Cal. P.A. 342;
Gart. K.A. 327; K.B. 760;
Norr. K.A. 329; R. Dr. P.A.
337; Richm. H. 333
— Ed., Curs. B. Ex. 386
— Fla., bp. Syd. 703
— Geo., adm. (A) 820
— Geo. Digb., gen. (D) 932
— Geo, Rt., lx.C.B. 778
— Jno., adm. (A) 814
— Just., R. Cr, P.A. 335; Rbk.
P.A. 344
— Rt., K.B. 761; S.L. 409
— Wnn., dm. Rph. 603
Barkey, Anthy., L.M. Dbln.
41
*ham, Sir Ed., L.M. Lond.
91
— Geo., Lanc. H., 333
Barking, Rd. de, B. Ex. 383;
L.EI.T. 152
Barkley, see also Barclay and
Berkeley
— Mor., K.B. 759
— Sir Rd., Lt.T.L. 321
— Wrm., K.B. 758
— Arth, Cec. St., G. Falk. Isl.
731; G. Hlgld. 670; G. Seych,
Isl. 684
— Hy. and sir H., G. Br. Gn.
715; G. C.G.H. 674; G. Jam.
713; G. Mtius. 684; G. Vict.
704; K.C.B. 782
Barlee, Flº. Palgr. and sir F.,
G. Br. Hond. 714; G. Trin.
723; K.C.M.G. 798
Barlow, sir Geo. Hil., G.G.
Ind. 648; G. Mdra.s. 656
G.C.B. 771; K.B., 766
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
965
Barlow—cont.
— sir Ja.s., L.M. Dblin. 641
— Jno., dn. Worc. 473
— Jno., gen, (C) 872
— Jno. Ja.s., gen. (B) 868
— Maur., G. Trin. 722; gen.
(ID) 893
— Ralph, dn. Llin. 623; dri.
Wells 429
— Rand., abp. Trn. 611; dn.
Chr. Ch. Dbln. 618
— Sir Rt., adm. (A) 818;
G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 775
— Th., bp. Linc. 447
— Wm. (No. 1), bp. B. & W.
428; bp. Chich. 433; bp. St. As.
462; bp. St. Dav. 464
— Wm. (No. 2), bp. Linc. 447;
bp. Roch. 460; dim. Chest. 477
— Wrm. Ja.s. Pr., gen. (D) 930
Barnaby, Nath., K.C.B. 784
Barnard, See also Bernard
— Andr. [Jno. 1 Fras. and Sir
A., gen. (A) 863; G.C.B. 769;
G.C.H. ; K.C.B. 774;
jºi. 787; L.G. Ch. Hosp.
93
— Ch. L. and sir C., gen. (D)
904; K.C.B. 782
— Ed. King, adm. (H) 850
— FK. Lamp., adm. (H) 850
— Hy. Wm., gen. (D) 885;
E.C.B. 778
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Thos., see Bernard
— (or Bernard), Wm., b.p.
Dry. 601; bp. Rph. 602; dm.
Roch. 461
IBarnardiston, Arth., M. Chy.
395
— Th., adm. (E) 837; S.L. 412
Barne, Barne, C. TX. 285
— sir Geo., L.M. Lond. 490
Snowd., C. Cus. 276; L.T.
159
IBarnes and Barns
— Ed. and sir E., C.C. Ind.
651; G. Ceyl. 672; gen. (B)
868; G.C.B. 768; R.C.B. 774
— sir Geo., L.M. Lond, 490
— sir Jas. St., gen. (B) 869
— Jno., gen. (C) 873
L.M.
— (or Bernes) Jno.,
TIOInd. 489
— Rd., bp. Čani. 475; bp.
Dham. 479; bp. Suff. Nottm.
447
— (or Barons), Wm., bp.
Lond. 451; L.R. 355; M.R. 387
Barnes, lds.
— Jno., ld, see Berners
Barnet, Jno., b.p. B. & W. 428;
bp. Ely 435; bp. Roch, 460;
bp. Worc. 472; lu.H.T. 153
Barnett, Ch., gem. (C) 872
— Ed., adm. (G) 843
— Geo. Alfr., C.I.E. 807
— Ol., C.I.E. 807
Barnewall, see also Bernewall
— Barnaby, J.C.P. Dr. 581
— Ch., S.L. Ir. 591
— Chr., L. Treas. Ir. 558
Ed., Ch. Ex. Ir, 561
— Jas., A.G. Ir. 588
Sir Jno., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
IRec. D'bln. 642; S.L. Ir. 591
Sir Jno., aft. lil. Trimle-
ston, q.v.
— Patr., M.R. Ir. 585; S.G.
Ir. 589; S.L. Ir. 591
— Nichs., C.J.C.P. Ir, 580
— Th., B. Ex. 383
Barney, Geo., G. N. Aust. 705
IBarns, see Barnes
Ardl. Hy. Falw., gen.
Baroda, Gaekwar of (No. 1),
G.C.S.I. 801
— Gaekwar of (No. 2), G.C.S.I.
80
l
| – Gaekwar of (No. 3), K.C.S.I.
802
— Maharanee of, Cr. Ind. 809
Baron, Jno., dn. Norw. 456
— Jno. le, dm. Oss. 622
— Milo, bp. Oss. 620
— Rt., bp. Ork. 535
— Rol., abp. Cash. 625
Barons, see Barnes
Barowe, See also Barrow
— Th., L.K. 355; M. Chy.
394; M.R. 387
anºguerel, Rt., Portr. Lond.
48
IBarr, Dav., gem. (ID) 881
— Hy. Ja.s., gen. (D) 908
— Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
*jor Finbarr), St., bp. Cork
63
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 898
Barré, Isaac, Cl. Pells, 168;
P.C. 202; Paym. G. 245; Tr. N.
256; W. Treas. Ir, 560
— Rd., Jy. 363
Barrel, Wm., gem. (B) 864
Barrell (or Barwell). Fras.,
S.L. 410 *
Barret, Amdr., bp. Llff. 449
— Patr., bp. Ferns, 621; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575
— sir Paul, S.L. 410
— Wm., bp. Kild. 617
Barret, of Newburgh, ld, see
Newburgh
Barrett, Jno., gen. (D) 910
— MacWrm., dm. Killa. 614
— Rd., bp. Killa. 612
Barrie, sir Rt., adm. (D)
824; K.C.B. 777; K.C.H. 788
Barrington, Benj., dm. Arm.
597
— hom. Daimles, J. Chest. 387;
K.C. 415
— hon. Geo., L. Admy. 182
4 Jno. and Sir J., L.M. Dbln.
642
hon. Jno., gen. (C) 871
— sir Jonah, J. Admy. Ct. Ir.
587
— hon. Saml., adm. (A) 815
— hom. Shute, bp. Dham. 479;
bp, Llff. 449; by. Sal. 467
Barrington, visc.
— (or Shute) Jno. aft. 1st
visc. B., M.R. [r. 585
— Wm. W. 2nd visc., Ch. Ex.
165 : L.H.A. 178; L.T. 157;
M.G.W.296; P.C. 200; Postm.
G. 238; Sec. at W. 233; Tr. N.
256
Geo. Wm. 7th visc., C.G.A.
300; C.Y.G. 298; P.C. 219;
W.C.H. 292
ISarrios, G., Pres. S. Salv. 106
— J. F., Pres. Gua. 106
Barrow and Barrowe, see
also Barowe
— Ch. Malc. gen. (TD) 922
— Fras., C.C.J. 405
— Is., byp. S. and M. 484; bp.
St. As. 462; G. I. Man, 666
— Jno. and Sir J., Sec. Admy.
187
— Jos. Ly., gen. (D) 910
Barrow and Barrowe—cont.
— Luous., Ch. Com. Oudh, 654;
gen. (D) 909
— Rt. Kn., G. Lag. 687
— Saml., J.A.G. 937
— Th., G. Br. Hond. 714; gen.
(C) 873
—i.W m., bp. Bgr. 426; bp. Carl.
Barry, Alfr., bp. Syd. 703 -
— Ch. Rt., A.G. Ir. 589; J.Q.B.
Ir. 579; J.Q.B.D. Ir. 579; L.J.
App. Ir. 586; S.G. Ir. 590; S.L.
In’. 593
— Sir Dav. de, L.J. Ir. 550
— Ger. de, bp. Cork, 630; dim.
Cork, 632
— Hy. Gr., gen. (C) 873
— Ja.s. aft. Sir J. and lå. San-
try, q.v., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; S.L. Ir, 591
— Jno., A.G. Ir. 588
— Jno., dm. Elph. 609
— Jno. Mac, L.T. 159; C.
Treas. Ir. 561; L.T. 159
— Ph., gen. (ID) 889
— Redm., C. Acc. II. 567
— Sir Redm., G. Vict. 705;
R.C.M.G. 797
— Rd., dm. Cash. 627
— Th., bp. Oss. 620; L. Treas.
Ir. 558
— Wrm. Wigr., gen. (ID) 921
Barrymore, Jas. 4th E. of,
gen. (#3) 864
*se, Adolp., bar., gen, (C)
Bartane. Jno., Ld. Sess.
518
Barter, Rd., gen. (ID) 931
Barthon, see Barton
Bartlay (or Bartley), Rt.,
IN.C.B. 777
Bºlett, Ell. Ashm., L.Admy.
— Henl. Th., gen. (ID) 912
Bartley, see also Bartlay
— Jno. Cow., gen. (ID) 9il
Barton, Alexr., IX.H. 791
— Benj., L.M. Dblin. 641
— Ch., gem. (3) S66
— Ch. Jas., gen. (ID) 911
— Cutts, dh. Brl. 440
Ezek., gen. (D) SS1
— Hy., L.M. Lond. 489–90
— Jno., dri. Ard. 609
— Jno. de, J. It. 368
— Jimo. (No. 1), Rec. Lond.
493; S.L. 407
— Jno. (No. 2), S.L. 410
— Matth., adm. (A) 815
— Pet. de, M. Chy. 393
— Ralph, adm. (KI) S48
— Rt., a.dm, (A) SIS
— Rt., gen. (D)'933
Rt. de, dm. St. P. 452
Rt. and Sir R., Compt. Sc.
498; L.H.T. Sc. 497
ºir Rt., geln. (A) S63; K.C.H.
7
Barty, Jas. S., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Barvé, Rao B, MI., C.I.E. S07
as well, Ch. Arth., gem. (ID)
— (or Barrell), Fras., S.L. 410
– Wm. B. Br., gen. (I)) 924
Barwick, Jno., du, Dham.
479; dun. St. P. 458
— Saml., G. Bdoes. 720
Basden, Ch., adm, (H) 848
— Ch. Br., gem. (ID) 920
Bash, Sir E., Chambn. Ex. 166
— Ralph, K.B. 764
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
966
INDEX OF NAMES,
1Basil, Emp, Tzde. 98
— I. to V., R., Russ. 89
— Wm., A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.K.B.
Ir. 578
Basilius, I. and II., Emp.
.E. 50
Basing, de, see Kingsmill
— Ad., L.M. Lond, 488
— Saml., L.M. Lond. 488
Baskevyle, Walt., K.B. 759
Bassano, Alfr., gem. (ID) 918
IBassenet, Ed., dn. St. Pat. 618
Basset; and Bassett,
— Alan, Jy, 364
— Fulke, bp. Lond. 451; dim.
Yk. 486
— Jrmo., K.B. 759
— Jno. Jarv., I.C.M.G. 797
— Ph., Ch. Jr. 363; Const.
T.L., 320
— Ralph, Ch. Jr. 362; Jy. 363
— Ralph, W.C.P. 318
— Ralph, see la. B. infra,
Rd., Ch, Jr. 362; Jy, 363
— sir Rd., G. Br. Hond. 714
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 490
Sinn., J. It. 366
— Th.(No.1), J. It, 366; Jy. 363
— Th. (No. 2), J.K.B. 371;
Jy, 365
— Th. (No. 3), W.C.P. 317
36 Wrm. (No. 1), J. It. 365; Jy.
363
— Wnn. (No. 2), J. It, 367
— Wnn. (No. 3) J.C.P. 377;
J.R.B. 371
Bassett of Drayton, Ralph,
4th lä., IX.G. 733; W.C.P. 318
Bassing borne, Humphr. de,
J. It. 366
Bastard, Jas. S., gem. (D) 886
— Wnn., J. It, 365
Bastide, Jno. Hy., gen, (B) 865
anºor Bate), Ger., L.M. Lond,
4
Bataile, Pet. de, M.M. 246
Batche, see Bathe
Batchelor, Ch., gen. (D) 930
Bate—, see also Bat—
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Bateley, Wm., Sr. N. 257
Bateman, Ch. Ph., adm. (T))
826, (G) 840
— sir Anthy., L.M. Lond.
491
— sir Ja.s., L.M. Lond, 491
— Rt., gen. (ID) 890
— Wm. (Wnn. de Norwich),
bp. Norw. 455; dim. Linc. 448
Bateman, lds. and visc.
— Wm., 1st visc., K.B. 764
— Jno., 2nd visc., L. Admy.
178; L.L. Heref. 308; M.B.W.
303; P.C. 200; Tr. H. 291
— Wm. B., 1st Id., L.L. Heref.
308
— Wm. Ił., 2nd lù., L.L. Heref.
308
Bateman-Champani, See
Champain
Baterley, Jno., abp. Trn. 611
Bates, Ch. Edw., gen. (D) 930
— Hy. and sir H., gem. (D)
898; K.C.B. 781
— Joah, C. Cus. 276
Batesford, Jno. de, J. It, 368
Bateson, Rd., gem. (D) 926
“Fiji. Hä
Bath, Nath. de, K.B. 755
– Wm., W. Treas. Ir. 559
Bath, E. and M. of
— Ed., 5th E. of, form. E.
Fitzwarine, q.v.
Bath, E. and M. of cont.
— Jno., 7th E. of, form. Sir J.
Grenville, q.v., also visc.
Landsdowme, q.v., Gr. St.
303; L.L. Cnwall. 307; P.C.
190, 192
Wm., 10th E. of, form.
Wrm, Pulteney, q.v., Coff. H.
293; L.L. Salop, 311; L.T.
142; Prenn. 142
— Th., 1st M. of, form. 3rd
visc. Weymouth, q.v., 742
Th., 2nd M. of, I.G. 743;
L.L. Soms, 311
— Jno. A., 4th M. of, Amb.
Pgl. 125
Rºe, Hy. Perc. de, gem. (D)
3 g
— Jas., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Jno. and Sir J., A.G. Ir, 588;
C.J.C.P. Ir. 580 ; Ch. Ex. Ir.
561; S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir. 591
— Laur., see Booth
— Th. (No. 1), C.B. Ex. Ir. 582
— (or Batche), Th. (No. 2),
C.B. Ex. Ir. 582; L. Treas.
Ir, 558
— Wm., J.C.P. Ir. 581
Bathonia, Hy. de, Ch. Jr. 363;
;P. 376; J.K.B. 371; Jy.
3
IBathurst, see also Bragge
— Benj., Amb. Aus. 117
— sir Benj., Coff. H. 293
— Ch., C.D.L. 243;
247; Pres. B.C. 253
— Hy., bp. Norw. 455
— Hy., see Earl B., infra.
Jas. and sir J., G. Virg. Isl.
731; gen. (B) 869; K.C.B. 776
Peter, gem. (A) 859
— Ralph, dm. Wils. 429
Bathurst, lds. and E.
— Allen, 1st 1d., aft. 1st E.
C.G.P. 299; P.C. 198
— hon. Hy., aft, 1st là. Aps-
ley, q.v., and 2nd earl B.,
C.G.S. 357; J.C.P. 379; K.C.
415; L.H.S. 287; L.P.C. 188;
Ld. Chanc. 357; S.L. 412
— Hy., 3rd. E., form. li. Aps-
ley, q.v., F. Sec. 228; Jud.
Com. P.C. 360; K.G. 743;
L.P.C., 188; M.M. 247; Pres.
B.T. 268; W. and C. Sec. 231
Batline, Wm., Adm. Adv. 423
Battail, Jrmo, de, Lól. Chanc.
and L.K. Ir. 574
Battayle, Rt., L.H.A. 171
Batte, Nich., L.M. Lond. 489
Biºten, Sisley Jno., gem. (D)
1
M.M.
Battenberg, Pr. Alexr. Jos.
of, G.C.B. 773
— Pr. Hy. Maur. of, K.G. 745
— Pr. Louis Alex. of, G.C.B.
773; K.C.B. 784
Battersby, Jno. Prev., gem.
(D) 928
Battine, Wm., gem. (D) 880
Battiscombe, Alb. Hy. Wm.,
admm. (IºT) 853
Battle, L., Pres. Ugy. 111
Battye, Geo. Mom., gem. (D)
918
Baudake, see Baldoc
Baugh, Ch. Rd., gen. (D) 913
Tºfºil waii., §en. Dj j2;
— Launc., gen. (B) 866
— Thos. Foll., adm. (H) 844
Baukwell, see Bankwell
Baumburgh, Th. de, L.K.
354; M. Chy. 393
Baumgardt, Jno. Gregory,
gen. (ID) 883
Baumgartner, Rt. Jul., gen.
ID) 905
(
— Th. Mowbr., gen. (D) 930
Bavant, Ralph, Lt. T.L. 321
Bavier, S., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Bawde, Th., K.B. 759
Bawtry, L., S.L. 409
Bax, Joh., G. C.G.H. 678
Baxter, Mart., dm. Cmr. 605
— Wnn. E., Sec. Adm. 187;
Sec. Tr. 164; P.C. 218
Bayeux, Jno. de, J. It. 366
Bayfield, Hy. Wolsey, adm.
(D) 831; (E) 838
Bayford, Rt. Aug., Q.C. 420
Bayham, Jno. Jeff., visc., form.
hom. J. J. Pratt, q.v., aft. 2nd
E. and 1st M. Camden, q.v.,
B.T. 268; L. Admy. 180; L.T.
158 ; P.C. 205
Baylie, see Baillie and Bayly
Baylis, Rt. and Sir R., C. Cus.
274-5; L.M. Lond. 491
— Th. Hy., Q.C. 419
Bayley, Baylie and Bayly,
see also Bailey and Baily
— Abingd.' Augs., gem. (D)
924
— Sir Daml., K. H. 789
— Ed., dun. Ardf. 640
— Ed. Cl., R.C.S.I. 803
— Fras., C.C.J. 404
— sir Hy., gem. (A) 862; G.C.H.
787; IX. H. 791
— Jno., dun. Killoe. 637; dr.
Lism. 629
— Jno., gen. (ID) 917
— Jno, and sir J., B. Ex. 385;
J.K.B. 373; Jud. Conn. P.C.
360; P.C. 212; S.L. 412
— Jas. Walt., gem. (D) 902
— Lewis, bp. Bgr. 426
— Sir Nichs., L.L. Amg. 314
|Paget, gen. (ID) 911
— Rd., dm. Sal. 468
— Rd. Alb., gen, (D) 897
— Stu. Colv. and sir S., C.I.E.
807; Ch. Com. Ass. 656; L.G.
Bgal. 652; IS.C.S.I. 803
— Th., bp. Išilla. and Ach.
613; dun. Down, 605
— Wrm. Butt, Chm. E.I. Co.
645; G.G. Ind. 649
Baynard, Fulco., J. It, 367
— Rd., Sp. H.C. 248
— Rt., J.K.B. 371
Baynbrigge, see Bainbrigge
Bayne, Jno., gem. (C) 871
Fºſſ bp. Lich. and Cov.
Baynes, see also Baines and
Balmes
— Ed., gen. (C) 874
— Ed. Stu. and sir E., Amb.
Tum. 132; K.C.M.G. 796
— Geo. Ed., gen. (D) 925
— Hy., K.H. 792
— Jno., S.L. 411
— Rt. Lamb. and sir R., adm.
(D) 830; (E) 834; IS.C.B. 778
— Robt. St., gem (D).909
— Simc., gen. (D) 892
Bayning, Ch., ld, form. Ch.
Townshend, q.v.
Baynton, Ed., K.B. 763
Bayntun, Hy. Wm. and Sir
H., adm. (A) 818; G.C.B. 769;
K.C.B. 774
Bazalgette, Evel., Q.C. 418
Bazeley, Jno., adm. (A) 816
— Jno., adm. (A) 819
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
967
IBeach, sir Michl. Ed. Hicks-,
Ch. Ex. 166; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
T. T. 162; P.C. 219; Pres, B.T.
269; U.S. Home, 228
IBeachcroft, Sir Rt., L.M.
Lond, 491
IBeaconsfield, Benjm., E. of,
form. B. Disraeli, q.v., Amb.
Gmy, and Pr. 116; T.G. 745;
L.T., 162
Peadon, Cecil, aft. Sir C.,
R.C.S.I. 802; L.G. Bgal. 652
— Rd., bp. B. and W. 428;
bp. Glr. 438
Beale, Ch. Ed., gen. (D) 917
— Wm., dm. Ely, 435
— Wrm. Ph., Q.C. 420
IBeales, Edmd., C.C.J. 405
Bealknap (or Belknap), Rt.,
C.J.C.P. 375; J. It. 369; S.L. 407
Beames, Jno., K.C. 416
Beamish, Ch., gem. (D) 901
— Hy. Ham., adm. (H) 852
— North Lindl., IS.H. 792
Bean, Jno., gen. (D) 918
Beanus (St.), bp. Mortl. 530
IBearcroft, Edw., C.J. Chest.
386; K.C. 415
Beard, Hy., G. Berb. 715
Beare, Geo., S.L. 410
IBearing all, K. Ir. 20
IBeasley, Wm. Cole, Q.C. 419
Beaton, see also Bethune
— Dav. and sir D., L.H.T.
Sc. 496; L.P.S. Sc. 501
IBeatrice, D. Tray. 57
— (dau. Hy. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
—-Leop. Vict.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16
—-Mary Vict. Feod. (dau, Q.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16; Cr. Ind. 809
Beatson, Albert B., gen. (D)
913
1
— Jno. Full., C.I.E. 806
— Rog, Stew, gem. (D) 908
— Wrm. Ferg., gem. (ID) 899
Beatty, Andr., gem. (D) 902
— Geo., gem. (D) 883
Beauchamp, Fitzm.,
(D) 929
— Jno., K.B. 757
— Jno., Pt.c. P.A. 337
*— Jno. de, Const. T.L. (1360)
320
*— Sir Jno., IX.G. (1360) 733
*— Sir Jno., L.H.A. (1349) 172
*— Sir Jno., W.C.P. (1361) 318
* Prob, SOme Same
pers.
— Rd., b.p. Her. 441; bp. Sal.
467; Chanc. Gart. 745; dim.
Winds. 474
— Rd. de, aft. E. of Warwick,
q.v., K.B. 755; K.G. (1400) 734
— (or Bello Campo), Rt. de,
J.C.P. 376; Jy. 364
— Th., K.B. 755
— Walt. de, J. It, 367
— Sir Walt., Sp. H.C. 248
— (or Bello Campo), Wm. de,
B. Ex. 382
— Sir Wm., IV.B. 765
— Wm., aft. 1st là. Aberga-
venny, q.v., K.G. (1378) 734
IBeauchamp of Hache, lds.
and Visc,
— Ed., 1st visc., form. Sir
Ed. Seymour, q.v., G. Jsey.
667
— Ed. Seym, ld, aft. E. of
Hertford, q.v., K.B. (1616) 762
gen.
Beauchamp, Fras., visc., aft.
E. of Yarmouth, q.v., and 2nd
M. of Hertford, q.v., Ch. Sec.
Ir. 562; Coff. H. 294; L.T.
157-8; P.C. 203
Beauchamp of Powyck, lds.
and E.
— Jno., 1st là., K.G. 735;
L.H.T. 153
— Hy., 4th E., gen. (A) 863
— Fla., 6th E., L.L. Worc.
313; L.S.H. 290; P.C. 218;
Paym. G. 245
Beauclerk, ld. Amel., adm.
(A) 818; G.C.B. 768; G.C.H.
786; K.C.B. 774
—ld. Geo., G. Gibr. 669; gen,
(B) 865
— la. Ja.s., b.p. Her. 442
—ld. Sidn., P.C. 198; W.C.H.
297
— 10. V., aft. 1d. Vere, q.v.,
adm. (A) 814; L. Admy. 178
Beaudake, see Baldoc
Beaudyll, sir Rt., L.H.A. 171
Beaufort, Fras. and sir F.,
adm. (HI) 844; K.C.B. 782
— Hy. de, bp. Linc. 446; bp.
Winch. 470; dra. Wells, 429;
Ld. Challc. 355
— Sir Jno., aft. E. of Somer-
set and M. of Dorset, q.v.,
K.G. (1397) 734
— Sir Th., aft. E. of Dorset
and D. of Exeter, K.G. (1402)
734; L.H.A. 173; Tud. Chanc.
355
Beaufort, D. of
— Hy., 1st D. of, form. 7th
E. and 3rd M. Of Worcester,
q.v.
— Hy., 2nd D. of, C.G.P. 299;
IK.G. 741
— Hy., 5th D. of, K.G. 742;
L.L. Brec. 315; L.L. Leic.
305; L.L. Monm. 310
— Hy. Ch., 6th D. of, K.G.
743; L.L. Brec. 315; L.L.
Glouc. 308; L.L. Monm. 310
— Hy., 7th D. of, K.G. 744
— Hy. Ch. F., 8th D. of, M.H.
302; K.G. 745; L.L. Monm.
310; P.C. 216
Beaufoy, Hy., Sec. B.C. 254
Beaulieu, Ed., ld, and E., form.
E. H. Montagu, q.v.
Beauharnais, Eug. de, Rel.
Nap. 26
Beauman, Fras., adm. (D) 826
Beaumond, see Beaumont
Beaumont, Bas., adm. (A) 813
— (or Beaumond) Fras., J.C.P.
378 ; S.L. 408
— Geo., dm. Dry. 602
— Sir Geo., L. Admy, 177;
L.P.S. 240
— Hy., dn, Pboro. 458; dim.
WindS. 474
— sir Hy., Sp. H.C. 248
— J. de, MI.R. 388
— Lew. de, bp. Dham. 478
— Rd. Hy. Jno., gen. (D) 904
Beaumont, 1ds. and visc.
— Jno., 4th lä., K.G. 734;
L.H.A. 173; W.C.P. 318
— Hy., 5th lá., K.B. 755
— Jno., 6th Id. and 1st Visc.,
K.G. 735
Beaupel, sir Rt., L.H.A. 172
Beauvale, FK. Ja.s. lá., form.
hon. F. J. Lamb, q.v., aft. visc.
Melbourne, q.v.
Beauvoir, Pet., G. Gsey. 668
Beavy, Wm., bp. Llff. 449
Bebb, Jno., Chn. E.I.Co. 645
Bec, see Beck and Bek
Becan, bp. Cld. 598
Beccles, Jno. All., G. Bdoes.
20
7
Beche, Nichs, de la, Const.
T.L. 320
Becher, See also Beecher
— Alfr., gem. (D) 919
— Ath. M. and sir A., gem.
(D) 896; K.C.B. 780
— Jno. Reid, gen. (D) 905
— Sept. Hard, gem. (ID) 916
Beck, see also Bek
— Anthy. de (No. 1), bp. Dham.
478 ; K. Man. 665
— Anthy. (No. 2),
455; dra. Linc. 448
Th., b.p. St. Daw. 464;
L.H.T. 152
Becke, Hy., dm. Brl. 440
IBecker, Henrich, Adm. Ind.
647; G. Ceyl. 672
Becket and Beckett, see also
A'Becket
— Jno. and sir J., J.A.G. 937;
L.T. 160; P.C. 209; U.S. Home
228
— Th., J. It. 365
— Wrm., S.L. Ir. 591
TBeckford, Pet., G. Jam. 712
— Wnn., L.M. Lond. 492
Beckingham, Elias de, J.C.P.
377 ; J. It. 368; S.L. 406
Peckington, Th., bp. B. & W.
428; S. St. 222
Hººkies, Ed. H., bp. Si. Leo.
bp. Norw.
6
Beckwith, Ch., gem. (ID) 882
— Geo. and Sir G., Comm. F.
Ir. 564; G. Bdoes. 720; G.
Bmda. 701; G. St. Vin. 725;
gen. (A) 860; G.C.B. 767:
K.C.B. 774
—sir Th. Sidn., C.C. Brmbay,
660; gem. (B) 868; R.C.B. 774
— Wm., gen. (D) 885; K.H.
790
— Wnn. Hy., gen. (C) 874
Beckyngton, see Beckington
Bective, Th., 2nd E. Of, aft.
1st M. of Headfort, q.v., K.P.
750
Bedea, Rao of, C.I.E. 806
Bedell, Wm., bp. Ard. 608;
bp. Kilm. & Ard. 607
Bedenfield, see Bedingfield
Beden oth, bp. Roch. 459
as ford, Čeč. Aug., adm. (IHI)
849
— Ed. Ja.s., adm. (IHI) 852
— Rt. de, dn. Glend. 619
— Wnn., adm. (A) 819
— Fansh., gen. (ID) 895
IBedford. E. and D. of
- inger. de Courcy, E, of,
K.G. (1366) 733
— Juo. Plantagenet, D. of
(son of Hem. IV., see Pr. Jno.),
also E. of Kendal, q.v., G. Ch.
Isl. 667; K.B. 755; K.G. 734;
L.H.A. 174
— Jasp. Tudor, D. of, form.
E. of Pembroke, q.v., L.L. ſ.r.
553
I&ussell Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Sir
Jmo. and 1d. Bussell, q.v.,
L.W.S. 323
— Fras., 2nd E. of, K.G. 738;
L.L. Dors, 307; L.W.S. 323
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
968
INDEX OF NAMES,
Bedford, E. and D. of cont.
— Wnn., 5th E. of, form. W.
Russell, q.v., aft, MI. of Tavis-
tock, q.v., and 1st D. of B.,
E.G. 740; P.C. 193
— Wrioth., 2nd D. of, K.G.
741; L.H. Comst. 289
— Jno., 4th D. of, Amb. Fr.
1.12; gem. (B) 865; K.G. 742:
L. Admy. 178; L.H. Const.
289; L.L. Beds. 306; L.L. Dev.
307; L.L. Ir. 557; L.P.C. 188;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 199; S. St. 224
— Jno., 6th D. of, R.G. 743;
L.L., Ir. 557; P.C. 208
— Fras., 7th D. of, K.G. 744;
L.L. Beds. 306; P.C. 215
— Fras. Ch. H., 9th D. Of,
K.G. 745; L.L. Hunts. 309
Eliz., Dss. of, M. Robes,
304
Bedingfield, Edm., K.B. 758
— Hy. and sir H., C.J.C.P.
375; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 410
sir Hy. Lt. T.L. 321
— sir Jno., R.C.H. 788
Norm. Bern., adm. (H) 851
Pll., gem. (D) 929
— sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
— Th., J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409–10
— Th., R.B. 759
Bedmar, M., R. Nds. 83
Bedoya, J. D. de, Dt. Pgy, 110
Bedwell, Fras. A., C.C.J. 405
Bedwimus, bp. Elm. 454.
Beecher, see also Becher
— Alexr. Br., adm. (H) 850
— sir Ed., L.M. Tuond. 491
Beechey, FK. Wim., adm. (D)
830
— Rd. Brydg., adm. (HI) 850
Beere, sir Jno., S.L. Ir. 591
Beeston, sin: Winn., G. Jam. 712
Beete, captin., G. W. Austr. 707
Beevor, Rt., gen. (B) 869
Beg or Begg, Jno. J.K.B. Ir.
578
Beglatnell, bp. Cld. 598
Behar, Maharamee of, Cr, Ind.
810
Beide, Walt. de, Lid. Chanc. Sc.
514
Beir, See all so T3eck
Anthy., Const. T.L. 320
— (or J3eke) Th., b.p. Linc.
446
— Th., M. Chy. 393
Bela, I to IV., IS. Hgy. 59, 60
.S. 226
Belaguier, —, U.S.
Belasyse, see atlso Bellasyse
Rowl., aft. E. Fauconberg,
g.º.
Belasyse, lds.
— Jno., 1st là., C.G.P. 299;
L.T. 155; P.C. 193
— Hy., aft. 2nd lå. B., K.B.,
763
Belcher, sir Ed., adm. (ID)832;
(F) 838; IX.C.B. 779
— J., G.N. Sc. 695
Beleanquall, Walt., Sée Bal-
canquall -
Beler, Rog., 13. Tºx. 383
Belers, Matth., W.C.P. 317
Belet, Michl., B. Ex. 382
— Michl., J. It. 366 ; Jy. 363
Belfast, Geo., E. of, aft. 1st lá:
Ennishowen and 3rd M. Of
Donegal, q.v., G.C.H. 786;
L.L. Ant. 578; P.C. 211;
W.C.H. 292
Belfield (or Benfield), Jno.,
S.L. 411
Belford, Wm., gen. (A) 858
Belgrave, Rt., visc., aft. 2nd
E. Grosvenor and 1st M. of
Westminster,g.v.,B.C. 252; L.
Admy. 180; L.L. Flints. 314
IBelhaven, lds.
— Jno., 2nd lå., L.H.T. Sc.
498; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Jno., 3rd lói., G. Bdoes. 720
— Robt. Montg., 8th lä., IK.T.
749; L.H.C. K. Sc. 546; L.L.
Imrk. 511
Beli, Jago Ab., dn. Bgr. 426
Belknap, see Bealknap
Beii, Amdr. Moār, K.Sc. 547
— sil: Ch., IK.H. 790
— Chr., adm. (HI) 844
— Ed. Wells, G. Jam. 713 ;
gen. (ID) 885
-ºd. Wm. Derr., gem. (ID)
9 -
— sil: Fras. Dill., K.C.M.G.
797
— Geo. and sir G., gen. (ID)
893; K.C.B. 779
— Harry W. Bax, gen. (ID).905
— Hy., gen. (B) 867; K.C.B.
774
— Hy. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 927
— Jno., bp. Mayo, 612
— Jno., b.p. Worc. 473
— Jno., dm. Ely, 435
— Jno., gen. (IB) 866
— Jno., R.C. 415
— Jno. and sir J., G. Gsey.
669; gen. (D) 880; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 777
— Jos., gen. (ID) 887
— Josh, Pet., G. Qland. 706;
R.C.M.G., 797
— Ph., G. Bdoes. 719 ; G.
Bnnda. 701
— Rd., bp. Carl. 475
— Rt. and sir R., C.B. Ex. 381;
S.L. 408; Sp. H.C. 249; U.S.S.
226
— Th., L.M. D'blin. 641
— Th. Lynd., gen. (ID) 933
— Wm., bp. St. Andr. 529
– Wm. gen. (ID) 891; K.C.B.
79
Rºlatorso, Rog. de, J. It.
Bellairs, Wm. and Sir W.,
gen. (ID) 927; K.C.M.G. 798
Bellamont, Ch., 5th lä. Coote,
q.v., and 1st E. of, Postm. G.
Tr. 564
arliamy, Sir Ed., L.M. Lond.
Bellasis, Anthy., M. Chy. 395
Ed., 131. M. P.A. 337; Lanc.
— Ed., S.L. 413
Ed. H., gen. (D) 879
Bellasyse, see also Belasyse
— Sir Hy., gen, (13) 864
Belleau, sir Narc. Fort., G.
Queb. 694
bp.
Belleganach,
Cress, 531
Bellenden, see Ballenden
Bellew, Patr., gen. (C) 872
— Sir Patr., L.L. Louth, 570
— Rd. M., L.T. 161
Belley, Jno., M. Chy. 395
Belling, see Bellyng
Bellingham, Danl, and Sir
D., L.M. D'bln. 640; M.M. 247
— sir Ed., L.J. Ir. 553
Bellini, Fr. G., Pres. Dom.
Bep. 105
Bellishall, Rd. de, S.L. 406
Ferq.,
IBello-Canalpo, see Beauchamp
Bellot, Hugh, bp. Bgr. 426; bp.
Chest. 476
Bellyng, Rd., S.G. Ir. 589
Belmis, Rd. de Beaum., bp.
Lond. 451
IBelmont, Ch., E. of, form. Ch.
Cook, q.v.
Belmore, E. of
— Som., 2nd E. of, G. Jam.
713
— Som. Rd., 4th E. of, G.
N.S.W. 703; IK.C.M.G. 796;
U.S. Home, 228
Belºigne, Rd, de, Comst. T.L.
320
Belper, Ed., 1st là., form. Ed.
Strutt, q.v., L.L. Notts, 311
Belsches, sir Alexr., Ld. Sess.
19
5
Belshes, Jno. Murr., gen. (D)
890
Belson, Ch. Ph. and Sir C.,
gen. (C) 874; K.C.B. 774
— Geo. Jno., gem. (D) 891;
IK.H. 792
Beltz, Geo. FK., K.H. 791;
Lanc. H. 333; Ptc. P.A., 337
Belvood, Rog., S.L. 411
Belzu, M. I., Pres. Bol. 109
Benares, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I.
801
Benbow, Jno., adm. (A) 813
Bende, Jno., C. Exc. 278
Bendysh, Rd., gem. (C) 872
Bendings, Wm. de, J. It, 366;
Jy. 363
Bendlowes, Wnn., S.L. 408
Benedict, b]p. Ach. 612
— bp. Toss, 631
— I. to XIV., P. Tºo. 33-6
Benefacta, Rd. de, Ch. Jr. 362
Benet, see Benedict, Bennet,
and Bennett
Benfield (or Belfield), Jno.,
S.L. 411
Benham, Dav., b.p. St. Amdr.
529; L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Hugh de, bp. Abdn. 530
Benjamin, Jud. Ph., P.P. 419
Benley, Wm., dm. Winds, 474
Benen (St.), bp. Arm., 595
Benn, Anthy., gem. (D) 904
— Anthy, and Sir A., Rec.
LOnd. 494
— Piercy, gem. (I)) 897
— Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Bennet. Bennett and Benet
— Ld. Chanc. 353
— captn. —, G. Brmda. 701
— sir Hy., aft. 1st là. and E.
of Arlington, q.v., P.C. 190;
S. St. 223 -
— hon. Hy. Aste., gem. (B) 866
— Jas... b)). St. Andr. 529;
L.G.C. Sc. 506
Jas. Tisd. and Sir J., Pres.
Coll. Plm, 938
— Jno., bp. Cork and Cl. 631
— Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Jno., K.B. 764
— Jno., M. Chy. 396; S.L. 411
— Sir Jno., J. Pr. Ct. 421; M.
Chy. 395
— Rt., bp. Her. 441; dim. Winds,
474
— Rt., gen. (I)) 932
— Th., adm. (D) 830; (G) 841
— Th., M. Chy. 395-96
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wm., bp. Cloy. 631; bp.
Cork and R. 632
— Sir Winn., C. Exc. Sc. 504
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
969
Bennet, Bennett, and Benet—
COmt.
— Wrm. Hy. Worthy, gen.
(D) 926
Benolte, Th., Clar. K.A. 328;
Norr. K.A. 329; R. Cr. P.A.
335; Winds. H. 331
Bense, L. Admy, 175
agºon, Ch. Ann., gen, (D)
3
9
— Et. A., Pres. Lib. 100
— Ed. W., abp. Cant. 431;
bp. Tru. 469; Jud. Com. P.C.
362; P.C. 220
— Geo., dn. Her. 442
— Geo., gen, (13) 866.
— Hy. Roxb., gen. (D) 905
— Mart., bp. Glr. 438
— Rd., gen. (D) 887
— Robs., gen. (ID) 923
— Rt., aft. 1st là. Dingley,
q.v., Ch. JEx. 165; L.T. 156;
P.C. 196
Wnn., dn. Westºr. 469
Benstede, Jno. de, J.C.P. 377;
L.K. 353; S. St. 222
Bent, Geo., gen. (D) 904
Bentham, Geo., adm. (H) 845
— Th., bp. Lich, and COV. 444
Wm., gen. (B) 868
Bentinck, Arth. Cav., gen.
(D) 903
— Ch. Anty. Ferd., gen. (ID)
883
— 16. Fk., gen, (C) S74
— Geo. Aug. Fk. Cav., J.A.G.
937; P.C. 219; Sec, B.T. 269
— Hy., G. Dem, and Ess.
15
71.
— Hy. Jno. Wm., gen. (D)
884 ; K.C.B. 777
— Hy. Wnn., G. St. Vin. 725
*— Wrm., adm. (A) 817
*—Warn., G. St. Vin. 725
* Prob. Same. pers.
Wm., aft. 1st Visc. Wood-
stock and 1st E. of Port-
land, q.v., P.C. 193
—ld. Wm. Hy. Cavendish-
(d. 1839), Amb. Scy. 114; C.C.
Ind. 651 ; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H.
786; G.G. Ind. 649; : G. Midras.
* 51; (B) 867;
*
Tr. H, 291
Bentley, sir Jmo., adm. (A)
814
Benyon, Saml. Y., K.C. 415
Beonina, b]). Her. 441
Beorhtric, K.E. 2
Beorn, K.E. 2
Beornegus, bp. Sels. 432
Beormmod (or Boernredus),
bp. Roch. 459
Beornred, K.E. 3
Beornredus, see Beormmod
Beornulf, K.E. 3
IBerangera, see Berengara
Berclay, see Barclay
sº, Mont., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
41
Bereford, see also Beresford
— (or Berford), Edmd. de,
S.L. Ir. 590
— Ralph, J. It. 369
d. de, J. It. 369; L.
Treas. Ir. 558; Lud. Chanc.
Ir, 574
— Wm. de, C.J.C.P. 375;
J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368
Berengara (or Berangera),
(dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
-º-º-º-
Berengaria, Q.C.E. 7
Berenger (de Rennes),
Bry. 28
— I. and II., K. Limd. 49
Beresford, 3ee also Bereford
— ld. Ch. de la P., L.
Admy. 186
— Ed. Marc., gen. (D) 927
— Geo. de la P., byp. Clonf.
and K. 636; bp. Kilm. and
Ard. 607; dra. Kilm. 609
— lá. Geo. Th., Compt. H.
D.
293; G.C.H. 786; gen. (B)
869; P.C. 209
— hom. Jno., B.T. 268; C.
Cus. Ir. 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566;
C. Treas. Ir. 560; P.C. 204
— Jno. Cl., L.M. Dblin. 641
— lit. Jno. Geo. de la P., abp.
Arm. 596; abp. Arm. and Clr.
597; abp. Dbln. and Gl. 616;
bp. Clr. 596; bp. Cork and R.
632; bp. Rph. 602; dim. Cllr. 598
60 Jno. M. Massey-, dm. Kilm.
609
— Sir Jno. Pov., adm. (A)
819; G.C.H. 787; K.C.B. 775;
L. Admy, 182
— Marc., gen. (D) 884
— Marc. Gerv., abp. Arm.
and bp. Clr. 597; bp. Kilm.
E. and A. 608 -
— Most. de la P., gen. (D) 931
— Wrm., C.C.J. 405
— Wm., K.H. 790
23 Wrm., P.C. 215; Sec. at W.
34
— hon. Wrm., abp. Tra. 611;
bp. Drom. 605; bp. Oss. 620
— Wm. Gesl.de la P., C.I.E.807
Beresford, ld, and visc.
— Wm. Carr, ld, aft. visc.,
gen. (A) 861; G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; K.B. 766; L.G.O.
259; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 210
Beresford–Hope, see Hope
1Berew, Jno., dn. Her. 442
Berewyk, Jno. de, J. It. 368
Berested (or Berstede), Walt.
de, J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368; Jy.
365; W.C.P. 317
Berford, see Burford and
Bereford
Bergavenny, see Aberga-
venny
Berger, Erm. Archd., gen, (D)
930
Berghsted, Th, de, dm. Chich,
434
Bergne, Jno. Hy. G., IK.C.M.G.
799
Berk—, see also Bark–
Berkeley, see also Barkley
and Barclay
— Arm. de, B. EX. 382
— Ch., see E. of B., infra,
— sir Ch., aft. Visc. Fitzhar-
dinge and E. of Falmouth,
q.v., Compt. H. 292; P.C. 190
— Ch. L. G., Sec, P.L.B. 262
— Ed., K.B. 758
— Emer. Str., gem. (D) 931
— Geo., bp. Cloy, 631; dri,
Drom, 606; du, Dry. 602
— Geo. and Sir G., G. Leew.
Isl. 728; G. St. Vin. 725; G. W.
Afr. Sett. 688; K.C.M.G. 797
— hon. Geo. Cr. and sir G.,
adm. (A) 817; G.C.B. 767;
R.B. '766; S.G.O. 260
— Geo. Hy. Flk, and sir G.,
C.C. Mdras. 657; gen. (A) 863;
R.C.B. 775; S.G.O. 260
Berkeley—comt.
— Gilb., bp. B. and W. 428
— Granv. C. L., C. Cus. 277
— hon. Hy., M.H. 302
— Hugh de, L.J. Gen. 522
— Jas. de, bp. Exr. 436
— Jas. Cav., C.I.E. S08
— Jno., K.B. 761
— Jno. de, K.B. 754
— Josh., dm. Trn. 613
— Maur. de, Comst. T.L. 320
— Maur. de, J. It. 366
— hon. Maur. Fk. Fitzh., aft.
sir M. and 1d. Fitzhardinge,
q.v., adm. (IP) 828; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 778; L. Admy. 182-3;
P.C. 216
Norb., aft. 1d. Bottetourt,
q.v., L.L., Glouc. 308
— Rt. (le, J. It. 365
— sir Rt., J.K.B. 372; S.L.
409
— Sackv. Ham., gen. (A) 863
— Wm., see lú. B. of Stratton,
infra.
— Wrm., IK.B. 757
— Wnn., K.B. 758
— sir Winn., a dim. (A) S13
Berkeley, lds. and E.
— Th., 5th 10., L.H.A. 173
— Jas., 6th lä., K.B. 756
— Hy., 12th lá., IN.B. 760
— Th., ld. (son of Hy., 12th
ld.), K.B. 761
— Geo., 13th 1d., aft. 1st E.,
B,C, 263 ; P.C. 191-2
— Ch., 2nd E. of, form. Ch.
Berkeley and visc. Dursley,
q.v., IK.B. 763; L.J. Ir. 555;
L.L. Surr. 312
— Jas., 3rd E. of, form. Visc.
Dursley, q.v., K.G. 741; L.
Admy. 177; P.C. 197
— Aug., 4th E. Of, K.T. 747
Fk. A., 5th E. of, L.L.
Glouc. 308
Berkeley of Stratton, lds.
— Jno., 1st là., L.L. Ir. 555;
M.G.O. 258; P.C. 190
— Jno., 3rd li., adm. (A) 813
— Wrm., 4th lot., form. Whn.
P., C.D.L. 242; M.R. [r. 585;
Phºes. B.T. 264
— Jno., 5th lél., C.G.P. 299;
C.Y. G. 298; Const. T.L. 321 ;
P.C. 199; Tr. H. 291
Berkshire, E. of
Norreys I'amily.
— Fras. Norreys, E. of, form.
ld. Norris or Norreys (1603),
..?).
Gl Howard Family.
— Th., 1st E. Of, form. Th.
Howard and 1d. H. and visc.
Andover, q.v., P.C. 190
— Hy, B., 4th E. of, Dep.
E.M. 327
Berkstead, Jno., Lt. T.L. 322
Berkstede, Sim. de, bp, Chich.
432
Bermingham and Ber-
myngham, see also Pirm—
— Jno. de, D. Chanc. Ir. 575;
J.K.B. Ir, 578; S.L. Ir. 591
63 Jos, Ald, din. Kilmacd.
6:
8
— Patr., C.J.K.B. [r. 577
Ph., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Rd. de, J. It. 369
— sir Walt., L.J. [r. 551
— Wm. de, abp. Trn. 611
— Wnn, de, C.J.R.B. 577
Wnn, de, dra. Her. 442
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
(32
970
1NDEX OF NAMES.
Bernadotte, K. S. and N. 92;
Off. Nap. 26
Bernard and Bernhard,
See also Barnard
*— bp, Ach. 612
sk bp. Carl. 475
:k bp. S. and M. 483
::: (Bernardus), bp. St. Dav.
464
* Poss. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Amht. 66
— D. S. Mgn. 79
— (bp. Bayonne), L.H.A. 170
— Ld. Chanc, SC. 515
— I. and II., D. Sxy. 77
— III., El. Sxy. 77
— I. to IV., M. Bdn. 67
For non-reigning Dukes
of this name, see under
the title of their Duke-
doms.
— Andr., P. Laur. 300
— hon. Ch. Brod., bp. Th.
K. and A. 613
— Ch. Ed. and Sir C., Ch.
Com. Brma, 655; K.C.S.I. 803
— Ch. Ed., K.C.S.I. 803
— Ed., adm. (IHI) 846
ºrich, D. S. Mgn. 79; K.G.
7
Fras. and sir F., C. Cus. Ir.
565; C. Exc. Ir. 566; J.C.P.
Ir, 581; S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir,
2
59
Geo., gem. (A) 860
— J., G. Brinda. 701
— Jno., C. St. 283
— Mont., Jud. Com. P.C. 361;
F.C. 218
Nichs., dn. Ard. 609; dun.
IKilm, 609
Hºhon. Rd. Boyle, dm. Llin.
62
— Rt. and sir R., S.L. 409-10
— Scr., U.S.H. 228
— (or Barnard) Th., b.p.
Killoe, and Kilf. 35; bp. Lim.
A. and A. 639; dr. Dry. 602
— Th., L.L. K. Co. 570
Wm., see Barnard
Bernardus, see Bernard
Berners, Ralph de, Const.
T.T., 320
Perners, lds.
Jno., 1st là., Comst. W.
Cast. 322; K.G. 736
(Or Barnes), Jno., ld, K.B.
757
Bernes, see Barmes
Bernevall (or Barnewall)
Chr., C.J.I.B. Ir. 577; J.K.B.
Ir. 578
Bernhard, see Bernard
38ern red, K.E. 3
Bersald, C. Swy. 54
Berridge, J. S., G. St. Xtr. 729
Berro, B. P., Pres. Ugy. 111
Berry, Sir Ed., adm. (A) 819;
K.C.B. 774
— FR. Ch., C.I.E. 807
Geo., R. Cr. P.A. 335
— Geo. FK. de, gen. (I)) 926
Grah., K.C.M.G. 798
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 813
Bersted (or Berstede),
I3erested
Berthgwyn, bp. Llff. 448
Berthier, Off. Nap. 26
Berthold, D. Bwa, 67
Berthon, Jno. Fk., gen. (D)
916
S620
Berthulf, K.E. 3
Berthum, R.E. 1
— bp. Lich. 443
Bertie, hon. Albem., aft, 9th
E. of Lindsey, gem. (A) 859
Sir Albem., adm. (A) 817;
I.C.B. 773
— Mont., aft. 2nd E. of Linde-
sey, q.v., K.B. 762
— Peregr., K.B. 762
hon. Peregr., P.C. 194; Tell.
Ex. 167; W.C.H. 296-7
ld. Rt., gem. (A) 858
— Rog., K.B. 763
— Th, and Sir T., adm. (A) 818
— Vere, B. Ex. 384; J.C.P.
379; S.L. 410
Bertram, dn. Lich. 445
— Ch., admm. (HI) 845
— Geo. Clem., Blf, Jsey. 668
— Rog., J. It. 367
— Wim., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Wm., Sec. Thist, 749
Bertric, K.E. 2
Bertulf, bp. Winch. 470
IK.E. 3
Berwick, Sir Rt., L.P. Ch.
Sess, 516
— Samml., G. Bdoes. 719
— Walt., J. Bank. Ir. 587;
S.L. Ir, 5.93
Berwick, ld, and D. of
— Jas., D. of, gen. (B) 864;
K.G. (?) 740; Pr. E. 14
— —, ld., form. – Hill, q.v.
Besborough, see Bess-
borough
Besley, Rt., L.M. Lond. 492
Besliz, Matth., W.C.P. 317
Bessborough, E. of
— Brab., 1st E. of, L.J. Ir., 557
— Wrm., 2nd E. of, form.Visc.
Duncannon, q.v.; P.C. 201;
POStºm. G. 238
— Jno. Wrm., 4th E. Of, form.
ld, and visc, Duncannon, q.v.;
L.L. II. 557
— Jno. Geo. Br., 5th E. of,
T.L. Car). 568; L.S.H. 290;
M.B.H. 303; P.C. 215
Besset, Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Bessieres, Off. Nap, 26
Best, sir Elias, L.M. Dbln. 640
— Jno., bp. Carl. 475
— Juno., C.Y.G. 298
— J. R., G. Bdoes. 720
— Rd. Mord., gem. (D) 907
— hom. Th., adm. (G) 841
— Winn. Dr., aft. Sir W. and
ld. Wynford, q.v., C.J.C.P. 376;
C.J. Chest. 386; J. Chest.
; J.K.B. 373; P.C. 210; S.L.
l
Bestia, L.C., C. Ro.45
Bethell, Chr., b.p. Bgr. 426;
bp. Exr. 437; bp. Glr. 439 ; dri.
Chich. 434
IRd. and Sir R., aft. li.
Westbury, q.v.; A.G.400; 1st
}} Chanc. 358; Q.C. 417; S.G.
402
Slingsby, L.M. Lond. 492
Betham, W. and Sir W., Ulst.
IK.A. 572
Bethune, See also Beaton
— Alex., gem. (B) 869
— A. N., bp. Tor. 693
— Ch, Rams. Dr., adml. (ID)
831; (E) 834
— Dav., abp. St. Andr. 529;
Tud. Chanc. Sc. 515
— (or Beaton), Jas. (No. 1),
abp. Glasg, 537; abp. St.
Bethune—comt,
Andr. 529; bp. Gall. 538; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
→ *. (No. 2), abp. Glasg.
— Pattom-, form. Pattom, q.v.
— Robt. de, bp. Her. 441
Betour, Wrm. dé, L.H.A. 170
Bett, Hy. Iml., gen. (D) 913
Bettesworth, Jno., Adm.
Adv. 423; Ch. Lond, 422; D.
Arch, 420; J. Pr. Ct. 421;
Vic. Gen. 421
— Rd., gem. (C) 872
— Rd., S.L. Ir. 592
aggia, Mahar. of, K.C.I.E.
Betts, Rd., b.p. Kilf. 635
Betulin, See Bethune
Beaton
Bevan, Ch. D., C.C.J. 404
— Geo. Buch., gen. (D) 931
— Hy., L.M. D blin, 641
Bever, Th., Adm. Adv., 423
Rºgeridge, W., b.p. St. As.
Beverley, St Jno. of, abp. Yk.
485; bp. Hex. 480
Beverley, E. of
— Geo., 2nd E. of, form. Id.
LaVaine, q.v., C.Y.G. 298;
IP.C. 214
Beversham, Wm., M. Chy.
9
Bevill, Rt., K.B. (1603) 761
— Rt., K.B. (1625) 763
Bevir, Ed. Ja.s., Q.C., 419
Bewcham, Gilb., K.B. 756
Bewes, Thos., Arund, H. 339
Bexhall, Jno., dm. Chich. 434
Bexley, Nichs., ld., form. N.
Vansittart, q.v.
Bexstede, Pet. de, K.B., 754
Beynvill, Rd. de, J. It. 367
Fººts, H. N. D., G. Mſtius.
68
Bhaunagar, Sah, of, G.C.S.I.
801; K.C.S.I. 803
Bhopal (Rudsia), Beg, of, Cr.
Ind. 809
— (Shahsiham), Beg. Of, Cr.
Imd. 809 .
— (Segumde), Beg. of, G.C.S.I.
801 ; R.C.S.I. 802
— (Shah Jeham), Beg.
G.C.S.I. 801
Bhowmaggree, Manch. Nerw.
C.I.E. 808
Mahar.
and
of,
Bhurtpore, of,
G.C.S.I. 801
Biarrh, bp. Ork. 535
Bibesco, Geo., H. Woa, 94
Bibulus, M. C., C. Ro. 46
Bickersteth, Ed., dm. Lich.
445
— Ed. Hy., b.p. Exr. 437; dim.
Glr. 440
— Ed. Wm., b.p. Jpn. 677
— Hy., aft. li. Langdale, q.v.;
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.C. 416 ;
M.R. 388; P.C. 213
— Rt., b.p. Rip. 482
Bickerton, sil: Rd., adm. (A)
815; K.C.B. 773; Ld. Admy.
1
81
— Sir Rd. Huss., adm. (A)
817
alºford, Josh, Gr., adm. (HI)
85
Bickley, Th., bp. Chich. 433
Bicknell, Rt., M. Chy. 397
Bicknor, Bykmore, or Bython,
Alexr. de, abp. Dblm, and Gl.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
971
Bicknor, Bykhore. or Bython
—CO%t.
615; dm. St. Patr. 617; L.D.
Ir, 551; II. Treas. Ir. 558; Lud.
Chanc. Ir. 574
Bidder, Geo. Park, Q.C. 419
Biddulph, Michl. Anthy. Shr.
and Sir M., gem. (D) 908;
R.C.B. 781
— Midd., L.L. Demb, 314
— Rt. and sir R., G. Cypr.671;
gen. (D) 925; G.C.M.G. 795;
K.C.M.G. 797
— Rt. Midd., L.L. Denb. 314
— Th. *: d. and sir T., gem.
(G) 900; K.C.B. 783; P.C. 219
Bidie, Geo., C.I.E. 807
Bidum, Rd., or Walt. de, bp.
Dkld. 533; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
Bifus, bp. E. Ang. 454
Biggar, Walt., L.G.C. Sc. 506
Bigge. Th. Sc., gen. (D) 924
Biggs, Jno. Andr., gen. (D)
879
–– Rt., adm. (A) 816
Bigham, Jno. Ch., Q.C. 420
Bigland, Ed., S.L. 410 -
— Ralph (No. 1), Bl. M. P.A.
336; Clar, R.A. 328; Gart.
K.A. 328; Norr. K.A. 329;
Som. H. 332
— Ralph (No. 2), Gart. K.A.
328 ; Norr. K.A. 330; R. Dr.
P.A. 338; Richm. H. 334
— Wils. Bradd., adm, (H)
846; K.H. 791
Bigod, see Bagod and Bigot,
Bigot and Bigod
— Hugh, or Rog, de, Ch. Jr.
; Const. T.L. 320; W.C.P.
— Roger (2), aft. E. Norfolk,
(1.l.).
Bill, Wm., du. Westºr. 469
Billers, sir Wim., L.M. Lond,
491
allesdon, Nichs, dm. Sal.
46
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 490
Billing, Rt. Cl., bp. Suff.
Beds. 452
— (or Billyng), Th. and Sir
T., C.J.K.B. 370 ; J.K.B. 371;
Rec, Lond, 493; S.L. 407
Billingsly, sir Hy., L.M.
Lond. 491
Billington, Sir Wim., L.M.
T}blm, 640
Billyng, see Billing
Rilson, Th., byp. Winch. 471;
bp. Worc. 473
Biºmori, sir Geo., C. Exc. 277-8
Binckes, see also Binks
— Wm., dm. Lich. 445
Bindley, Jas., C. St. 283-4
— Jno., C. EXC, 280
Bindon, Thos., dm. Lim. 640
Bindon, visc. and E. Of
— Hy., 1st E, of, form. Hy.
Howard and lá. Walden,
q.v., aft. E. of Suffolk, q.v.,
Dep. E.M. 327; P.C. 195
— visc.,see Howard of Bindom
Binge, Th., M. Chy. 395 -
Bingham, Geo. Rid, and Sir
G., gem. (C) 874; K.C.B. 774
— Geo. Wrm. P., gem. (D) 906
— Hy, gem. (D) 906
— Jno., G. GSey, 668
— Jos., adm. (A) 819
— Rd., gem, (B) 867 .
— Rd., J.K.B. 371; K.B. 757;
S.L. 407
Bingham—com.t.
— hon. Rd. C., Amb. Vza. 134
— Rt. de, bp. Sal. 466
Bingley, Rt. 1st id., form. R.
ºnson, q.v., P.C. 198; Tr. H.
Binks, See also Binckes
— Wm., gem. (C) 874
Binney, Hibb., bp. N. Sc. 695
Binning, Dav. M., C. Cus. 277
Binning, Ids.
— Th. H., 1st là., form. Sir
T. H. Hamilton, q.v., aft. Ist
E. of Melrose, q.v., L.P. Ch.
Sess. 516
— Th., ld., aft. 9th E. of Had-
ºston, q.v., B.C. 252–3; P.C.
Binny, Wm. Hy., gen. (ID) 92.1
Binstead, Cheesman Hy.,
adm. (H) 849
Birch, –, G. Bah. Is. 716
Arth. Nom. and Sir A., G.
Ceyl. 673; K.C.M.G. 798
— Ed., gen, (D) 933
— Ed., S.L. 410
— Jno., B. Ex. 384; S.L. 408
— Jno., Curs. B. Ex. 386; S.L.
411
— Jno., C. Exc. 278
— Jno. Fras., gen. (A) 863
— Rd. Ja.s. Holw., K.C.B. 782;
gen, (ID) 892
— Rt. Hy., gen. (D) 883
— Saml., gen. (C) 872
Sanal., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th. and sir T., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 411
— Th. Fras., adm. (GF) 843
— Th. J., C.C.J. 403
*-*
— Walt., gen. (D) 907
as Wm., Wän. Chr. Ch. Manch.
481
Birchall, Jho., G. I. Mam, 666
Bird, Birde and Byrde
— Ed. Josh, adm. (G) S43
— Hy., gem. (D) 908
— Jno.,bp. Bgr. 426; bp. Chest,
476; bp. Suff, Penr. 482
— (or Brid), Jno., bp. Cloy.
630
— Jno., C. St. 283
— Louis Sand., gen. (ID) 892
— Th., M. Chy, 396
(or Byrd),sir Wm., D, Arch.
;: J. Pr. Ct. 421; M. Chy.
— Wnn. Wilb., G.G. Ind. 649
Birdwood, Chr., gen, (D)906
sir Geo., Chr. M., K.C.I.E.
805
Wrm, Ilb., gen, (D) 898
Birger II., K. Sw. 92
IBirine (or Birimus), Saint, bp.
Dorch. 446; bp. Winch. 470
Birkbeck, Wm. Ll., Q.C. 420
Fiºrett, }no., Pres. Coll. Surg.
939
Biºhead. Edm., bp, St. As.
46
Birla.co, Wm. de, M. Chy, 393
Birmingham, sec Berming-
halm
Birmie, sir Andr., Ld. Sess.
519
Biron, see also Byron
Nichs., K.B. 759
— Rt. Jºlo., Q.C. 419
Birrell. Dav., gen. (ID) 892
Birtwhistle, Jno., gem. (D)
900
Bishop, Ch. Th, Geo., gen,
(D) 876
Bishop—cont.
— Hy. Parl., gem. (ID) 920
— Jno., C.C.J. 405
— Pet., K.H. 792
— Wm., G. Bdoes. 720
Bishopp, Cecil, gen. (ID) 884
— Sir Geo., dn. Lism. 629
Bisse, Ph., bp. Her. 442; bp.
St. Day. 465
Bisset and Bissett
— Andr., gen, (B) 864
— Jas., adm. (A) 819
— Sir Jno., K.C.B. 777; K.C.H.
788
— Jno. Jarv., gem. (ID) 902
— Wm., b.p. Rph. 602
— Wrm. Sinc. Sm., C.I.E. 808
Bisshopp, see Bishopp
Bisus, bp. F. Ang. 454
Bitton (or Button), Wm. (2),
bp. B and W. 427
Bivar, Hy. St., gem. (D) 921
Blacadder, see Blackadder
Biach, see Black
Blachford, Aug. Geo., gen.
(IO) 894
— B. P., L. Admy. 181
— Jyo., L.M. Lond. 492
Blachford, lds.
— FK., 1st id., form. Sir F.
Rogers, q.v., G.C.M.G. 795
Blachley, Hy.; gen. (D) 891
Black, Adam, L. Prov. Edinb.
8
54
— Bladen West, gen. (D) 898
— Jas., gem. (D) 912
— (or Blach), Patr., dn.
Elnachd. 613
—- Saml., gen, (D) 929
— Wnn., adml. (HI) $45
Black—, see also Blak—
Blackadder, Rt., bp. Abd.
530; abp. Glasg. 537
Blackall, see also Blackhall
Rt., gen. (D) 887
— Salml. Wensl., G. Dmca. 730 ;
G. Qland. 705; G.W. Afr. Sett.
688
Blackburn and Blackburne
— Colin, see lá. B., infra,
— Fras., A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.Q.B.
Ir. 578; L.J. App. Ir. 585; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 577; M.R. Ir. 585;
S.L. L.E., 593
— Jno., R.C. 416
Lanc., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Exp. 437; din. Exr. 437 ; P.C.
197
— Nichs., L.H.A. 173
— Pet., b.p. Abdn. 530
Pet., L.T. 16]
Th., Wän. Chr, Ch. Manch.
ſ",
— Wnn., gen. (D) 876
Blackburn, lds.
— Colin and Sir C.,aft, 1st. 1d.,
J.Q.B. 373; J.Q.B.D. 374;
Jud. Com. P.C. 361 ; L. App.
358; P.C. 219; S.L. 414
Blacker, Stew, dm. Llin. 624
markett, Ed. Winn., gem. (ID)
9
Blackhall, see also Blackall .
— Geo., L.M. D’blin. 640
— Offs., b.p. Exr. 437
— Sir Th., L.M. D'blin, 641
Blackleach, Huan, bp, S. and
M. 483
Blackston, Jno., L. Treas. Ir,
558
Blackstone, Wm. and sir W.,
J.C.P. 379 ; J.K.]3, 373; K.C.
415; S.L. 412
For List-of Aubreviations, see pp. 944-952.
62 *
972
INDEX OF NAMES
Blackwall, Rt., M. Chy. 394
Blackwell, Jno., L.T. 154
— Nathl., G. Tob. 723; gen.
(C) 874
Blackwood, hon. Hans, C.
Acc. Ir, 567
— hom. Sir Hy., adm. (A) 819;
G.C.H. 786; K.C.B, 775
— S. A. and sir S., IK.C.B.
784; Sec. P.O. 239
Bladen, Mart., B.T. 264
— Th., dn. Ardf. 640
Bladus (St.), bp. Isl.
bp. S. and M. 483
Blaesus, C. S., C. Ito. 42
Blagge, Rt., B. Ex. 383
Blague, Th., dm. Roch. 461
Blaine, Del. Rt., C.C.J. 405
Blair, Ch. Bemmy, gem. (D) 927
— Jas., gen. (D) 928
Jas. Humter, L. Prov.
Edin. 548
— Jas. K., C.C.J. 404
— Rt., gem. (ID)926; K.C.B. 775
— Rt., D. Fac, Sc. 527; L.P.
Ct. Sess. 516; S.G. Sc. 526
— Th. H., gem. (ID) 881
— Wrm., C. St. 283; C. TX.
284; L.I’.S. 241
Blakburn, see Blackburn
Blake, Geo. Ch., adm. (H) S47
— Geo. F., gem. (D) 929
— Hy. Arth. and Sir H., G.
IBah. Isl. 716; G. Jam. 713;
G. Newfa, 700; G, Qland. 706;
I.C.M.G. 799
— Hy. Wm., gen. (D) 907
— Patr. Jno., adm. (G) 842
Rt., Ld. Admy. 175; W.C.P.
9
31
— Rt. Dudl., gem. (A) 861
— Walt., bp. Clonm. 600
Blakedon, Ja.s., b.p. Ach. 612;
bp. Bgr. 426
Blakeley, Theoph., dm. Ach.
614; dun. Cnr,605; dum. Down 605
IBlakeney and Blakeny
— Ed. and sir IE., Comm. F.
Ir, 564; F.M. 856; G.C.B. 769;
G.C.H. 787; G. Ch. Hosp. 936;
gen. (A) 863; K.C.B.774; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936
— Grice, gen. (A) 860
Jas., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
— Juno., C.J.C.P. II. 580
Blakeney, ld.
Wm., aft. li. B., gem. (IB)
865; K.B. 765
Blakesley, Jos. Wms.,
Linc. 448
Blaksley, Jno., gen. (D) 932
Blakiston, sir Matth., L.M.
Lond. 492
Blanch and Blanche
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (de la Tour—dau. Edw.
III.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Hy, IV.), Pr. E. 11
— Q. Nav., 87
Blanchard, Rd., G. Vanc.
Isl. 699
— Th., G. Mtius. 684
Blanche, see Blanch
Blancke, sir Th., L.M. Lond.
539;
dn.
490
Blanckley, Hor. C. N., gen.
(ID) 927
Bianco, A. G., Pres. WZla, 108
Bland, Hy., dm. Dham, 479
— Jaś., dm. Ardf. 640
— Humph., G. Gibr. 669; gen.
(B) 865
— Th., gem. (A) 859
Blandford, Walt., b.p. Oxf.
456; by. Worc. 473
Blandford, M. of, see also D.
of Marlborough
— Geo., M. of, aft. 4th D. of
Marlborough, q.v., L.T. 158
Blane, Sir Seym. Jno., gem.
(D) 921 {
Blaney, see Blayney
Blankett, Jno., adm. (A) 816
Blans hard, Th., gem. (ID) 889
— Wim., C.C. J. 404
31antyre, lds.
— Walt., 1st 1d., form. W.
Stewart, q.v., L.H.T. Sc. 497;
Ld. Sess. 517.
— Wnn., 2nd Id., form. Wrm.
Stewart, q.v.
— Rt. Walt., 11th lä., gem.
(C) 874 ; L.L. Rºmfw. 511
Blaquiere, sir Jno., aft. 1st
ld, de Bl., Ch. Sec. Ir, 562;
R.B. 765
— Hon. Wnn., aft, 3rd lå. de
Bl., gen, (A) 862
Blasio, C. C. (2), C. Ro. 42
Blaston, Th. de, B. Ex. 383
Blathmac, K. Ir. 21
Blathwayte, Wm., B.T. 263;
Sec. at W. 233
— Wynt., gen. (B) 866
Blaum deston (or Brandes-
tom), Hy. de, bp. Sal. 467 ; dim.
Sal. 468
Blayne, Maur., dm. St. As. 463
Blayney and Blaney
— Ch. Talb., dn. Killoe. 637
Blayney, lds.
— Cadw., 9th lá., gen. (B) 865
— Amdr. Th., 11th lä., gem.
(B) 867
Blebury, Jno. de, M. Chy. 393
Bleddyn, Pr. Wls. 16
(ab Cynwyn), Pr. Wls. 17
Bledri, bp. Llff. 449
Bleithud, bp. St. Daw. 464
Blencowe, Jno. and Sir J., B.
Ex. 384; J.C.P. 378; S.L. 411
Blennerhassett, Arth., J.K.B.
Ir, 579; S.L. Ir. 592
— sir Jmo., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Rt., S.L. Ir. 591
Blesinton, Murr., Visc., L.J.
Ir. 555
Blethyn, Wm., b.p. Llff, 449
Blicke. Sir Ch., Mast. Coll.
Surg. 939
Bligh, Hon. Ed., gem. (A) 861
— Jno., adm. (A) 819
— Hon. Jno. Dunc. and Sir J.,
Annb. G. St. 122; Amb. Hmr.
120; Amb. Nds, &c. 123; Amb.
Russ. 126; Amb. Sw. & N. 127;
K.C.B. 782
— sir Rd. Rodney, adm. (A)
816; G.C.B. 768
— Rt., dm. Elph. 609
— Th., gen. (B) 865
— Wrm., adm. (A) 818; G.
N.S.W. 702
Blight, Wm., adm. (H) 847
Bliss, Hy., Q.C. 417
MI., G. N. Brk, 695
Nath., Astr. Boy. 941
Blizzard, sir Wim., Mast. &
Pres. Coil. Surg. 939
Blockley, Jno. de, B. Ex. 383
Blodwell, Dav., dm. St. As. 463
— Jno., ân. St. As 463
Bloet (or Bluet), Rt., bp. Linc.
446; Ch, Jr. 362; Ld. Chanc.
35
53
— Sinn., dh. Linc. 447
- ty. ,
Blois, Hy, de, bp. Winch. 470
— Wrm, de, bp. Linc. 446; bp.
Worc. 472
Blomefield, see also Blomfield
and Bloomfield
| — siſ. Th., gem. (A) 861
Blomfield, See also Blomefield
and Bloomfield
Ch. Ja.s., bp. Chest. 477;
bp. Lond, 452; Jud. Com, P.C.
360; P.C. 211
— Ed. Hy., gen. (D) 914
— Hy, Jno., adm. (H) 851
— —Macdonald, form. Mac-
donald, q.v.
Blommart, Daml. Fras., gem.
(B) 869
Bloncat, Nichs., K.B. 756
Blonde, Jno. le, bp. Cork, 630;
dn. Cloy, 632 t
Blondy, Rd., b.p. Ex. 436
Blood, Nept. (2), dn. Kilf. 637
Bloomfield, See also Blomfield
and Blomefield
Alf., b.p. Suff. Colch. 461
— sir Benjn., see lá. Bl., infra,
— Hy. Kean., G. N.S.W. 703;
gen. (D) 894
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (D)
894; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 779
— Jno. A. D., see löl. B., infra,
Bloomfield, lds.
— sir Benj., aft. 1st li. B.,
Amb. Sw. & N. 127; gen. (IB)
869; P.C. 209; G.C.B. 772;
gº 786; K.C.H. 787; P.C.
0
— Hon. Jno. Arth. D., aft. 2nd
ld., Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Pr.
118; Amb. Russ. 126; G.C.B.
772; K.C.B. 782; P.C. 217
alººse, Hy. Tuynch, dm. Tilff.
alººsett, sir Rt. H., C.J. Bgal.
...)
IBlount, Ed., R.C.B. 784
— Ed. le, K.B. 755
— Geo., C. Tx. 284-5
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Sir Jno., K.G. 735
— Sir Michl., St. T.L. 321
— Sir Rd., Lt. T,L. 321
— (or Blunt), St. Jno., IC.B.763
— Sir Walt., aft. la Mount-
joy, q.v., K.B. 757; L.H.T. 153
— Walt. A., Bl. C. H. 339;
Chest. H. 331; Clar. R.A. 328;
gºeal Bath, 784; Norr. K.A.
Blowers, Ch. Ed., gen. (D) 933
alºrham, Mark, L.M. Dbln.
l
Bloye, Rt., adm. (H) 845
Bloyon, Ralph de, iº
Blucher, Alb. Louis Pr.,
G.C.B. 767
Bludworth, Sir Th., L.M.
Lond. 491
Bluet, see Bloet
Bluett, Buckl, St., K.H. 791
Blººd, Peter de, Const, T.L.
0
Blundell, sir Archd., W. Treas,
Ir. 559
— Br., gen. (C) 872
— Dix, dm. Kild. 619
— Fred... gem. (D) 888
Blunden, Qver, gen.(B) 869
Blundeville (or Blunwill),
#. ". bp. Norw. 454; Comst.
T.L. 3
alºndy, Rd., abp. Cant. (desig.)
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 94-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
973
Blunt, Ch. Harris, gen, (D) 902
— Fras. Theoph., G. Seych.
Isl. 684
— Grant, G. St. Hel. 682; gen,
(D) 933
— Jno. Elij., M. Chy. 397
— Rd., gen. (A) 862
º, or IBlount), St. Jno., K.B.
7
Blunvill, see Blundeville
Blyth and Blythe
— Arth., K.C.M.G., 797
Fk. Saml., gem. (ID) 923
— Geoff., bp. Lich. & Cov.
444; dr. Yk. 487
-i. Geo. Fras, P., bp. JSlm.
— Jno., b.p. Sal. 467; Chanc,
Gart. 745; M.R. 387
— Rt. bp. Down. &. Cmr. 604
Boardman, Ed., gen. (ID) 876
Boate, Godf., J.K.B. Ir. 579;
S.L. Ir. 592
agº, Hugh de, J. It, 366; Jy.
Bock, Geo., Bar., gen. (C) 873
Bocland, Geoffr. de, Jy. 363-4
- Hugh de, Ch. Jr. 362; Jy.
— Hugh de, J. It, 365
— Maur., gen. (B) 865
IBocquet, Rosc., C.I.E. 806
Boddam, Edmond Tud., gem.
(D) 915
— Hung. Mey., gem. (ID) 929
— Rawson H., G. Bbay, 659
Bodeco, see Dudoco
Bodekin, Chr., abp. Th. 611;
bp. ISilmacd. 636
Boden, Geo., Q.C. 418
Bodenham, Rog., K.B. 761
Bodmin, Jno., Wisc., form. lit.
IRobartes, q.v., aft. E. of Rad-
nor, q.v.
Bodryngham, Hy., K.B. 757
Boeff, Wm., S.L. 407
Boerley, Wm., Sp. H.C. 248
Boger, Edmd., adm. (ID) 826
— Rd., adm. (A) 817
— Turtcl., R.H. 791
Bogle, sir Archd., gem. (D)
897
Bogram, L., Pres, Hdas. 106
Bogue, Jno., K.H. 792
Bohun, Jno. de, IX.B. 754
— Sir Wim. de, aft. E. Of
Northamptom, q.v., L.H.A.
172
7
Boileau, Alex. Hy. Edm., gem.
(ID) 895
— Fras. Bart., gem. (ID) 898
— Neil Edm., gen. (D) 912 (ID
)
—ºami. Brand., gem.
89
Boircech (Tigermach), bp. Cld.
599
Boiroimhe, K. Ir, 22
Boisel, bp. Worc. 472
Bolrerell, Amdr., L.M. Lond.
488
Bokingham, Jno. de, dm.
Lich. 445; bp. Linc. 446
Bolayne, see Boleyn
Bolcomp, Jno., bp. Wíord.
and L. 627
Boldero, Geo. Neeld, gem. (D)
922
— Hy. Geo., Clk. O. 260
Bole, Jno., abp. Arm. 595
Bolebec, Hugh de, J. It, 367
Boleslas, I. to III., D. Bma.
59
— I. to IV., R. Pld. 90-1
Boleyn (or Boleine), Geoffr.,
L.M. Lond. 490
aſ (or Bo len), Geo., dn. Lich.
5
— Th., R.B. 759
— (or Bullen), sir Thos., aft.
visc.
Wiltshire and Ormond, q.v.,
K.B. 758; K.G. 737; Tr. H.
291
aglingbroke, Nichs. de, J. It.
Bolingbroke, wisc. and E. of
Ol., 1st E. of, form. O. St.
John, q.v., C.G.S. 356
— Hy., 1st visc., form. H. St.
John, q.v.
Bolivar, Dt. Pu. 109
Bolland, Wm., aft. Sir W.,
B. Ex. 385; S.L. 413
Bollen, see Boleyn
Bolles, Geo., L.M. Lond. 491
Bolling, Wm., B. Ex. 383
Bologna, Ct. Nichs. Sceb.,
R.C.M.G. 796
Bolter, Rog., dm. Exr. 437
Bolton, Danl., gem. (D) 894
— sir Ed., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583;
S.G. Ir, 589
— Hugh, dyn. Wíord. 628
— Jas. Cl., S.L. 412
— Jno., dm. Dry. 602
— Jno. Lawr., gen. (D) 919
Itd. and sirlº., C.B. EX. Ir.
583; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 576; Rec.
Dbln. 642; S.G. Ir. 589
— Rt., dm. Carl. 476
— sir Rt., gen. (B) 867;
G.C.H. 787; IX.C.H. 787
— Theoph., abp. Cash. and
Bml. 626; bp. Clonf. and K.
636; byp. Elph. 608
— Th., L.M. D'blin. 641
Whn., dm. ROSs. 633
— Wrm., M. Chy. 394
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond, 491
Bolton, lds. and D. of
— Chas., 2nd D. of, form. M.
of Winchester, q.v.; K.G.
741; L.C.H. 275; L.J. Ir. 555;
L.L. Dors. 307; L.L. Ir. 556;
P.C. 194
— Ch., 3rd D. of, C.G.P. 299 ;
Const. T.L. 321; K.G. 746 ;
gen. (B) 865; L.L. Dors. 307;
L.L. Glam. 315; P.C. 197
— Harry, 4th D. of, form, ld.
H. Poulett, q.v., P.C. 199
— Ch., 5th D. of, form. C.
Poulett and M. Of Winnches-
ter, q.v., L.L. Hants. 311
— Harry, 6th D. of, form. lot.
H. Poulett, q.v., L.L. Hants.
311; P.C. 202
— Th., 1st la., form. Th.
Orde, q.v., L.L. Hants. 311
Bompas, Ch. Carp., P.P. 416;
S.L. 413
— Hy. Mason, Q.C. 419
— Wm. Carp., bp. Athab. 697;
bp. M. Riv. 697
Bonaparte, see Buonaparte
Bonar, Alf. G. G., Amb. Swz.
114
Bonaventure, bp. Ross. 631
Bonavita, Ign. Gav, and sir
I., G.C.M.G. 795; R.C.M.G.796
Boncour, see Bonquer
Bond, Alexr., gem. (D) 929
— Fras., G. Bdoes. 719
— Fras. God., adm. (D) 824
— Flk. Wm., gem. (ID) 920
|Bochford and E. of
Dond—comt.
— Geo., S.L. 412
— Sir Geo., L.M. Lond. 490
., dm.
— Jno., M. Chy. 395
— Nathl., B.T. 268; J.A.G.
937; K.C. 415; L.T. 158; P.C.
207; V.P.B.T. 269
— Nathl., S.L. 411
— Wens., dr. Ross. 633
— Wm. de, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
514
— Wm. Benn., b.p. Montr. 694
-ºwn. Morr. Barn., gem. (ID)
Bondelez, Nig., dm. Bgr. 426
Bondington, Wm, de; b.p.
glºss. 536; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
5 &
Boneville, Wm. de, A.G. 398
Bonfoy, Capt., G. Newfa. 700
Bongay, Raym. Or Tºeg., L.M.
Lond. 488
Bºnam, Ch. Wr., adm. (HI)
— Fras. Rt., St. O. 261
— Pins., gen. (A) 862
— Saml. Geo. and sir S.,
Amb. Ch. 131 : G. H. Kong
673 ; K.C.B. 782
Bonham-Carter, see Carter
Bonhault, Greg., M. Chy. 395
Boniface (of Savoy), abp.
Cant. 430
— bp. F. Ang. 454
— C. Svy. 54
— I. and II., D. Thy. 57
— I. to IX., P. R.O. 33-4-5
Bonner, Edmd., bp. Her. 441;
bp. Lond. 451
— Pet., M. Chy. 396
— Rd. B.M., dn. St. As. 463
agºnici, Cl. Vinc., lx.C.M.G.
79
Bonnor, sec Bommer
Bonquer (or Boncour), Wm.,
J.C.P. 377; Jy. 365
Bonus, Jos., gem. (ID) 931
Bonvill, Wm., 1st. li., K.G. 736
Bonython, Ch., S.L. 411
Booker, Fras., L.M. D'blin. 641
Boone, Gilb., S.L. 409
— Th., C. Cus. 276
Booth, Aug. Simcl., adm. (H)
850
— Ch., bp. Her. 441
— Geo., C. Cus. 274
— Geo. Scl., P.C. 219; Pres.
L.G.B. 256 ; Sec. P.L.B., 262;
Sec. Tr. 164
— Hy., K.H. 791
— Jas. Sec. B.T. 270
*— Jno., bp. EXr. 436
*— Jno., Wöln. Chr.
Manch. 481
* Prob. same pers.
— Lawr., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Dham. 478 ; dim, St. P. 453; Lól.
Chanc. 355
— Pen., dm. Winds. 474
— hom. Rt., dm. Brl. 440
— Sir Robt., C.J.C.I’. Ir. 580;
C.J.R.B. Ir. 578 ; J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Wm., abp, York 486; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444
— Wnn., gem., (D) 891
— Wrm., gem. (D) 932
Bººthby, Jno. Geo., gem (YD)
Ch.
91
— Wm. and sir W., C. Cus.
276-7; C. Cus. Ir. 566
— Sir Wim., gem. (A) 858
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
974
INDEX OF NAMES.
Bootle, Ed., S.L. 412
— Sir Rt., L.L. Sligo, 57.1
— Th., K.C. 415
###: Lucien, C.I.E. 807
Bordeaux, Oliver de, Const.
W. Cast. 322
Boreham (or Borham), Herv.
; B. Ex.382; J.C.P.377; Jy.
3
Borg'ard, Alb., gem. (B) 864
*śghorst, Jac., G. C.G.H.
Borgo, Ct. Pozzo de, K.C.B.
775 -
Borham, see Boreham
Boris-Gordonof, R. Russ. 90
Borlase, Jno., adm. (H) 849
— Sir Jno., L.J. Ir. 554
— Wm. C., Sec. I.G.B. 256
Borough (or Boroughs), Jas,
Mowb. H. 340
— Thos., 1d., see Burgh
Borrero, A., Pres. Ecr. 108
Borrett, Jno., M. Chy. 396
Borso, ſº Máa. 53
Borthwick, Dav., Ld. Sess.
518
Wm., gen. (B) 866
— Wrm., gen. (C) 873
Borton, Arth., and Sir A., G.
Mlta. 671 ; gen. (ID) 902 ;
G.C.B. 771; G.C.M.G. 795;
IS.C.B. 780
agaivoi. I. and II., D. Bma.
{}
Bosa, See also Osa,
— (Saint), Abp. Yk. 485
Bosanquet, Ch. Jno., adm.
(IHI) 848
—Fk. Alb., Q.C. 420
— Geo. Stanley., adm. (E) 837
— Jac., Chn. E.I.Co. 644
Jno. B. and sir J., C.G.S.
358; J.C.P. 380; Jud. Com.
P.C. 360; P.C. 212; S.L. 413
Bosbury, Th. de, dm. Her. 442
Boscawen, hon. Edw., adm.
§ 814; Ld. Admy. 178; P.C.
— hon. Geo., gen’ (IB) 865
— Hugh, see löl. B., infra
— holl. Jno., gem. (C) 871
Boscawen, ld.
— Hugh, aft. ltl B. and 1st
visc. Falmouth, q.v., Compt.
H. 292; L.W.S. 323; P.C. 193;
V. Treas. Ir, 559
Boscehall, Wm. de, J. It. 368
Bosch, Wm. de, Ld. Clk, Teg.
524
Bosco, see also Wood
— Jno. de, A.G. 398;
368
— Wrm. Cle, see Wood
Bººl (or Boselus), bp. Worc.
7
J. It.
Boson, D. Thy. 57
Bosquet, gem.; G.C.B. 769
Bossett, Ch. Ph. de, K.H. 789
Bostock, Majr., G. Trim. 722
Boswall, Jas. Rop., gen. (I))
915
Boswell, Alexr., Jy. Sc. 522;
Ld. Sess. 520
— Cl. Irv., Ld. Sess. 520
— Rt., Ly. Dep. 513
Bosworth, sir Wnn., Chambn.
Lond. 493
Boteler, see also Butler and
IBotiller
— Alexr. le, J. It, 365
— Jno., J.C.l’. 378; K.D. 756;
S.L. 407
Boteler—comt.
— Nichs, le, J. It. 367
— Ralph, aft. li. Sudeley, q.v.,
I.G. 735
— Wnn. F., K.C. 416
Botetourt, Jno. de, and sir J,
J. It. 369; L.H.A. 170
— Odo, IX.P. 755
— Wnn. de, K.P. 754
Botetourt, ld.
— Norb., 3rd lå., form. N.
Berkeley, q.v.
Botevillin, Rt., dm. Yk. 486
Both, see Booth
Bothe, Ph., K.B. 759
— Rt., dm. Yk. 487
Botheby, Jno. de, Ld. Chanc.
Adam,
Ir, 574
Bothwell, bp. Ork.
535; Ld. Sess. 517-8
— Fras., Ld. Sess. 518
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— Rd., Ld. Sess. 518
IBothwell, Tºlarls of .
Hºpburn I'amily.
49 Patr., 1st E. of, L.H.A. Sc.
9
— Adam, 2nd E. of, L.H.A.
Sc. 499
- Patrº 3rd E. of, L.H.A. Sc.
— Jas., 4th E. of and D. of
Orkney, q.v.; L.H.A. Sc. 499
Stewart IFamvily.
-ºras, 1st E. of, L.H.A. Sc.
Botiller, see also Boteler and
Butler
— Jas., K.B. 754
Bottlesham, Jno. de, bp.
Roch. 460
— Wrm., bp. Llff. 449; bp.
Boch. 460
Bouat, Genl., K.C.B. 778
Boucher, Desf., G. Mtius. 683
Bouchier, see also Bourchier
— Jno., gen. (C) 873
— maj. L., G. Trin. 722
agaier, Ed. Wm., gem. (D)
1
Boudon, Wm. de, B. Ex. 383
Boughey, Ch. Fent. Fl., adm.
(HI) 852
Boughton, Sir Geo. C. B.,
gen. (C) 873
Bouillon, Phil. D'Auvergne,
Pr. of, aim. (A) 817
Boukton, Jno. de, L. Treas.
Ir. 558
Bouland, Jno. de, M. Chy.
393
Boulger, Barn., dn. Oss. 623
Boulogne, Eust., E. Of...,
L.H.A. 170; W.C.P. 317
Boultbee, FR. Moore, adm.
(G) 842
Boulter, Hugh or Hugo, abp.
Arm. 596; bp. Brl. 439; dim.
Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457; L.J. Ir. 556
Boulton, Hy. Cr., Chn. E.I.
Co. 644
Bound, Jno., R. Cr. P.A. 335
Bourchier, See also Bouchier
— Eust. Falme, gen. (D) 904
— Geo. and Sir G., gen. (ID)
910; K.C.B. 780
— Hy., adm. (H) 844
— Hy., aft. 2nd E. Of Essex,
K.]3. 757
— Jas. C., gem. (D) 882
— Jno., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
(or Bousser) Jno.
J.C.P. 377
de,
Bourchier—cont. e
— (or Burgehier), Sir Rt.,
Ld. Chanc. 354
— Th., K.C.B. 777
— Th., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
Ely 435; bp. Worc. 473;
L.H.T. 153; "L.K. and Ld.
Chanc, 355
— Th. (or Jno.), K.B. 757
— sir Th., Const. W. Cast.
(1474) 322
— Sir Wm., Const. T.L. 320
Bourchier, lds, and visc.
— Jno., 2nd lù., K.G. 734
— Hugh, 4th lä., R.G. 735
— Lewis, 5th lá., form. Sir L.
IRobsart, q.v.
— Hy., 1st visc., aft. E. Of
Essex, K.G. 735; L.H.T. 153
Bourde, see Bourne
Bourdieu, Arth. Du, IX.H. 791
Bourdon, Jno., G. Jam. 712
Bourmaster, Jno., adm. (A)
16
Bourke, see also Burke
— Jno., aft. 1st là. NaaS
and 1st E. Mayo, q.v., C. Cus.
Ir, 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566
— hon. Jno. Joc., gen. (D) 917
— hon. Jos., dn. OSS. 623
— hon. Jos. Deane, aft. 3rd
E. of Mayo, q.v., abp, Tm.
611; bp. Ferns. and L. 622;
Dn. Drom. 606; dim. Killoe 637
— Oliver Pag., gen. (D).905
— hon. Bt., aft. 16. Conne-
mara, q.v., G. Mdras. 657;
P.C. 219; U.S.F. 230
IRd. and Sir R., G. C.G.H.
679; G. N.S.W. 703; gem. (A)
863; K.C.H. 776
— hon. Rd., dun. Ard. 609; bp.
Wíolºd, and L. 627
lady Susan Georg., aft.
lady Commemara, Cr. Ind. 809
Sir Th., L.D. Ir. 551
Bourn (or Bourde), Gilb.,
bp. B. and W. 428
Bourne, sir Jno., S. St. 223
Rd., dm. Trn. 613
— Roger de, K.B. 754
— Wnn. Sturges, B.C. 253;
C.W.F. &c. 271; H. Sec. 227;
L.T. 158; P.C. 209; Sec. Tr.
163
Bousser, see Bourchier
Bousfield, Hy. Br., bp. Pret.
hon.
682
Dunc. Pl.,
adm. (ID) 823
Bouverie,
hon. Ed. . Pl., P.C. 216 ;
Paym. G. 245; Pres. I’.L.B.
262; U.S. Home 228; V.P.B.T.
269
— Everard Wrm., gen. (D) 885
— Flk. Wnn., adm. (IHI) 852
— Hy., C. St. 284
— Hy. Flº, and sir H., G. Mlta,
671; gem. (B) 869; G.C.B. 769
G.C.M.G. 794; IX.C.B. 774
— Hy. Ja.s., C. Cus. 277
Bouvet, see Lozier-Bouvet
Bovill, St. Sew. de, abp. Yk.
485; dri. Ylº. 486
— Wrm. almd Sir W., P.C. 217;
C.J.C.P. 376; Jud. Conn. P.C.
361; P.C. 217; Q.C. 417; S.G.
402; S.L. 414
— Wm. Jno., Q.C. 419
agine, Jno. de, Const. T.L.
3
0
Bovington, Walt. de, J. It.
366
I'or List of Abbreviation3, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
975
18Owater, Ed., adm. (A) 817
-ºir Ed., gen.(A) 863; K.C.H.
— Jno., gen. (B) 866
Bowden, Jno. Wrm., C. St.
284; C. St. and Tx. 285; C.
TX. 285
—ºwn. Cornish-, adm. (H)
Bowden-Smith, see Smith
Bowditch, Edw. Hope Sm.,
gen. (ID) 913
agyaier, Geo. Ow., gen. (D)
— Hy., gem. (D) 879
18owen, Ch., adm. (H)846
— Ch. S. C. and sir C., J.Q.B.D.
374; Jud. Com. P.C. 362; L.J.
App. 389; P.C. 220
— Ed., dm. Rph. 603
— Geo., adm. (A) 817
— Geo. Bl., gen. (D) 921
— Geo. Ferg. and sir G., G.
H. Kong. 673; G. Mtius. 684;
G. Qland. 705; G. Vict. 705;
G. N.Z. 709; G.C.M.G. 795;
K.C.M.G. 796; P.C. 221
— Herb., gen. (D) 878
— Jas. Wrm., Q.C. 419
— Jno., b.p. Si. Le. 686
— Wnn. Th., gem. (I)) 915
IBower, Fost., K.C. 415
— Jas. Paterson, adm. (GF) 843
Bowerman, Jno., dm. Ard. 609
Bowers, Ch. B., gen. (D) 893
— Geo, Hall, dn. Manch, 481
— Th., bp. Chich. 433
Bowes, Barm. Foord, gen, (C)
73
— Flk., gen, (D) 878
— sir. Geo., L.L. Dham, 308
— Jno., Sp. H. C. 248
— Jno., see Wnn., infra.
— Jno., see la, B., infra,
— Mart. and sir S., Tu.M. LOnd.
490; M.M. 246
— Sir Rt., M.R. 388
— Wm. or Jno., Rec, Lond. 493
Bowes, ld.
— Jno., aft. 1d. B., A.G. Ir.
588; C. Acc. Ir, 567; C.B. Ex.
Ir. 583; L.J. Ir, 557; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576; S.G. Ir. 589;
S.L. Ir. 592
Bowet and Bowett,
:# Hy., abp. Yk. 485; bp. B.
and W. 428; L.H.T. 153
Hy., dm. St. Patr. 617
* 2 same person.
Bowie, Ch. Vinc., gem. (D) 911
Bowlby, Th., C, Ex. 280
Bowle, see Bowles
Bowles, Geo. and Sir G., gen.
(D) 882; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
777; Lt. T.L. 322
— (or Bowle), Jno., bp. Boch.
460; dim. Sal. 468
— Phim., gem. (B) 864
— Phin., Sec. Adm. 186
— Vere Hunt, gen. (D) 925
— Wnn. and Sir W., adm. (B)
821; (G) 822; (ID) 827; K.C.B.
7
79
Bowley, Rt., M.M. 246
Bowring and Bowryng
— Juno, and sir J., Amb. Ch.
131; Amb. Si. 131; G. H.
Kong. 673
— Th., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
Bowser, Th., C.C. Mdras, 657;
K.C.B., 775
Bowstead, Jas, bp. Lich. 444;
bp. S. and M. 484
:;
Bowyear, Geo. Lely, adm.
(HI) 850
Bowyer, Sir Geo., adm. (A)
815
— Hy., gen. (B) 866
— Jno. Wyndh., C. Exc. 280-1
— Sir Wm., L.M. Tuond. 490
— Wnn. Bohun, adm. (IH) 847
Boxall and Boxhall
— Jno., dn. Norw. 455; drl.
Pboro. 458; dn. Winds. 474;
S. St. 223
Boxer, Ch. Itd. Fox, adm. (H)
852
— Ed., adm. (ID) 830
— Ed. Mourr., gen. (ID) 908
Boxha,11, see Boxall and Bux-
hull
Boyce, Jos., L.M. Dbln. 642
Boyd, Alexr., gen. (D) 916
Andr., bp. Arg. 538
— Arch., din. Exr. 438
— Brooke, gen, (D) 910
— Ch., C. Cus. Ir. 566
— Daiml., gen. (ID) 922
— Ja.s., abp. Glasg. 537
— Moss, gen. (ID) 878
Rt., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Rt. and sir R., G. Gibr.
670; gen. (A) 858; K.B. 765
Th. J. and sil: T., L.
Prov. Edinb. 548
— Walt., J. Bank. Ir. 587
506; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
IRt., 4th lil., Ld. Sess. 517
Boydell, Jno., L.M. Lond. 492
Boyer, Jno. Pet., Pres. Hti.
105; Pres. S. Dom. 105
Boyland, Rd, de, J. It, 368
Boyle, Alexr. R., adm. (HI)
850
— Bellingham, C. Cus. Ir. 565;
C. Ex. Ir. 566
— hon. Court. and Sir C., adm.
(A) 820; K.C.H. 788
— Court. Whn. Edmund, adm.
(HI) 847
— Dav., Jy. Sc. 523; L.J. Clk.
516; L.P. Ct. Sess. 516; Ld.
Sess. 520; P.C. 210; S.G. Sc.
526
Dav., see la . B., infrat
— Geo. Dav., dm. Sal. 46S
— Hy., see visc. B., infrat,
— hon. Hy., aft. lil. Carleton,
q.v., Ch. Ex. 165; L.T. 155; L.
Treas. Ir. 559
— Hy., P.C. 194; S. St. 224
Jas., C. Exc. Sc. 504
-ºas. bp. Cork, Cl, and R.
1
— Michl., abp. Arm. 596; abp.
D'blin. and Gl. 616; bp. Cork,
Cl. and R. 631 ; bp. Wſord.
and L. 627; din. Cloy, 633; dun.
Lism. 629; L.J. Ir. 555; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576
— hon. Patr., Ld. Sess. 520
— ltd., abp. Th. 611; bp. Cork,
Cl. and R. 631 ; bp. Ferns and
L. 622; dim. Linn. 639; du.
Wford. 628
— Rt., gem. (D) 916
– hon, Rt. Fd., Sec. St.
Patr. 752
Roger, bp. Cllr. 596; bp
ºwn and Cmr. 604; din. Cork,
632
Wm., C. Cus. Sc. 503
IBoyle, lds. and visc.
— Dav., ld., Dep. Tr. Sc. 498
Boyle, lds, and visc.—comt.
— Dav., 1d., aft. E. of Glas-
gow, q.v.
— Hy., aft. 1st visc. B. and E.
of Shanluon, q.v., Ch. EX. Ir.
562; L.J. Ir. 556
Boyles, Ch., adm. (A) 818
agae, Gusts., visc., gen. (C)
7
Boynton, Sir Jno., S.L. 410
Boys, Hy., adm. (E) 836
— Jno., C. Exc. 279
— Jno., dm. Cantº. 431
— Th., adm. (A) 819
Wm., adm. (H) 851; L.G.
Gr. Hosp. 854
Brabazon, Rog. de or le,
ºb. 369; J. It. 368; J.K.B.
71
Wm. and sir W., L.J. Ir.
553; V. Treas. Ir. 559
Braboeuf, Wm. de, J. It. 368
Brabourne, E. H., 1d., form.
E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen,
(1.7).
Brace, sir Ed., adm. (A) 820
Brackell (or Bracknell),
Walt., b.p. Oss. 620
Bracken, Rd. D'Oyl., Compt.
gen. (D) 921
arºkenbury, Hy., gen. (D)
7
— Jno. M., K.H. 791
— Rt., M.M. 246
— Sir Th., Const. T.L. 320
Bracklesham, Wrm. de, dm.
Chich. 434
Brackley, Id. and visc.
Jno., ld., aft. 3rd E. Of
Bridgewater, q.v., K.B. 763
— Th., visc., form. Sir T.
Egerton, q.v., and 16. Elles-
l'Ilelſe
Bracknell, see Brackell
Braction, see also Breton and
Britton
— Hy. de, Ch. Jr. 363; J. It.
368; Jy. 364
Bradbridge, Wm., bp. Exr.
437 ; dri. Sal. 468
Braddock, Ed., gen, (C) 871
Bradstreet, sir Saml., Rec.
Dbln. 642
Bradbury, Geo., Curs. B. Ex.
386
— Th., L.M. Lond. 490
Bradleston, Th. de,
p.
*
K.B.
755
Bradfield, Jno. de, bp. Roch.
459 -
Bradford, Ed. Ridl. Colb.,
R.C.S.I. 803
— Evel., gem. (ID) 911
— Hy. Holl., K.C.B. 774
— Jno. Fowl. and Sir J., gem.
(D) 892; K.C.B. 780
— Saml., bp. Carl. 476; bp.
Roch. 460; dim. Westr, 469
— Th. and Sir T., C.C. Bbay.
660; gen, (A) 862; G.C.B. 769;
G.C.H. 786; K.C.B. 774
— Wilm. Hy., gen. (D) 905
Bradford, E. of
Newport Family.
— Fras., 1st E. of, form. li.
and visc. NeWPort, q.v.,
Compt. H. 292; Tr. H. 291
— Rd., 2nd E. of, P.C. 195
Bridgeman l'a mily.
— Orl. G. C., 3rd E. of, form.
visc. Newport, q.v., L.C.H.
º: L.L. Salop, 311 ; M.H.
302
I'O' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
976
INDEX OF NAMES.
Bradley, Ch. Jno., gem. (ID)
912
— Geo. Gr., dn. Westr. 469
— Hy., G. I. Man. 666
— Ja.s., Astr. Roy. 941.
— Jno., bp. suff. Shaft. 467
Bradshaw, Geo. Paris, gem.
(D) 884; K.H. 791
—- Hy., A.G. 398; C.B. Ex.
381; S.G. 401
Jno., C.D.L. 242; C.G.S.
356; C.J. Chest. 386; S.L. 409
Jno., Ił. Cr. I’.A. 335; R.
Rge. P.A., 344; Winds. H. 331
— Lawr., gem. (C) 873
— Tèd., adm. (IH)853
Th., C. TX. 284; L. Admy.
179; Sec. Tr. 163
— Th. Jos. C., C.C.J. 405
— Wnn., b.p. Brl. 439 ; dr. Chr.
Ch. Oxf. 457
— Wm. Rigby, C. Tx. 285
Bradstreet, Jno., gem. (C) 872
Tjºsami. & S.“iº.
J.K.B. Ilº. 579
aſſºwardine, Th., abp. Cant.
*-*.
Brady, Hugh, bp. Meath, 599
— Jno. or Rd., bp. Rilm. 607
Maz., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B.
EX. Ir, 583; Ld. Chanc, Ir.
577; S.G. Ir, 590
Nichs., bp. Rilm. 607
º Nichs. Wrm., L.M. D'bln.
— Rd. or Jno., b.p. ISilm. 607
— Rod., b.p. Kilm. 607
— Th., b.p. Kilm. 607
— Wrm., dn. Alrd. 609
— Wm., gem. (C) 872
Bragg, IPh., gem. (B) 865
IBragge, Ch., aft. Bragge-
Bathurst, B.T. 268; P.C. 207;
Pres. B.C., 253; Sec. at W.
234; Tr. N. 256
Braila, Pietr. Arm.and sir P.,
G.C.M.G. 755; K.C.M.&#9;
Braiosa, Wm. de, J. It. 365-6
ańsford, Matth., dm. Wells,
4
ash;thwaite, Iöd., adm. (A)
Bramhall, Jno., abp. Arm.
596; bp. Dry, 601
Bramham, Jas., gen, (C) 872
Brampston, see Bramston
Brampton, Ed., G. Gsey. 668
Bramston, Bramstone,
and Brampstone
— Fras. and sir F., B. Ex.
384; S.L. 410
— Jno., dn, Winch. 471
— Jno., R.J8, 764
— Jno., U.S.C., 236
— Jno. and sir J., C.J.I.B.
370
Bramwell, Geo. W. W. and
Sir G., aft. la. B., B. Ex. 385;
J. Ex. D. 385; Jud. Com. IP.C.
361; L.J. App. 389; Q.C. 417;
S.L. 413
Branch, Alexr. Barcl., K.H.791
— Ch. §as, bp. Antig. 728
Branche, Sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
90
Brand, hon. Hy., gen. (C) 874
— hon, Hy. IB. W. and Sir H.,
aft. visc. Hampden, q.v.;
G.C.B. 773; L.T., 161; P.C.
217; Sec. Tr. 163; Sp. H.C. 251
— hon. Hy. Rt., S.G.O. 260
— Jno. Hy. and Sir J., Pres.
O.F.S. 101; G.C.M.G. 795
Brandan (St.), bp. Isl. 539
Brander, Mangles Jas., gem.
(D) 929
Brandesford, Wolst. de, bp.
WOrC. 472
Brandeston (or Blaundeston),
Hy. de, bp. Sal. 467; dri.
Sal. 468
Brandis, Dietr., C.I.E. 806;
R.C.I.E. 805
Brandon, Ch., K.B. 760
— sir Ch., aft. D. of Suffolk,
q.v., I.G. 737
— Sir Th., K.G. 737
Brandon, D. of, see Hamilton
and Br.
Brandreth, Jn., dn. Arm, 597;
dn. Brmly, 628
— Th. and Sir T., adm. (E)
836; Compt. N. 258; L.Admy.
185-6, K.C.B. 782
Brandt, Rt., C.C.J. 403
Bººkere, Jno. de, M. Chy.
93
Branlı, Geo., b.p. Droin, 604;
bp. Flph, 608
Brantlıwaite, Rd., S.L. 408
Branthwayt, Wm., S.L. 411
Braos, Ph. de, S.L. Ir, 550
Braose, see Bruse
Brasier (or Brazier),
adm. (GF) 842
Brasnell, G. Tob. 723
Brassey, Th., aft. sir T. and
ld. B., K.C.B. 783; L. Admy.
185-6 ; Sec. Adm. 187
Braun, Col., Amb. Swz. 113
IBraundon, IReg. de, M. Chy.
393
9
Bravo, Dt. Mex. 103
IBray, sir Edmd., Const. T.L.
321
— Ed. Wnn., gem. (ID) 924
— Geo. I'lk. Campb., gen. (D)
926
— Juno., M. Chy. 393
— Jno., see lil. B. infra,
sir Reg., I.B. 758; IK.G.
737; C.D.L. 242; L.H.T. 154;
Sp. H.C. 249
Steph., C.B. Ex. Ir. 582;
Jas.,
577
— Th., dm. Rph, 603
Bray, ld.
*— Jno., ld., C.G.P. 299
Bray - broc, - broke, &
- brooke
*— Hy, de, J. It. 367; Jy. 364;
W.C.P. 317
* (?) all same pers.
— Tºt., b.p. Lond. 451; dum. Sal.
468; J. It. 366; Ld. Chanc.
# Ld. Chanc. Ir. 575; S. St.
<!
Saml., gem. (ID) 894
Braybrooke, ld.
Titã, 3rdiá.i.L. Ess. 308
Braylegh, Rd. de, dm. Exr.
437
Brayton, Th. de, T.K. 354
— (or Drayton), Th. de, M.
Chy. 393
Brazier, see Brasier
Breadalbane, E. and M. of
— Jno., 2nd E. of, L.H.T. Sc.
497
— Jno. 3rd E. of, form.
visc. Glenorchy, q.v., L.P.S.
Sc. 501 ; P.C. 202; V.A. Sc.
499
— Jno., 4th E. aft. 1st M. of,
gen. (B) 867
Breadalbane, E, and M. of -
convt.
— Jno., 2nd M. of, Amb. Pr.
118; K.T. 748; L.C.H. 295 ;
L.L. Arg. 508; P.C. 215
— Gavin, 7th IE. of, P.C. 219;
Tr. H. 292
Breaute, Faulkes de, J. It, 367
Brechin, Thos., E. of, form. T.
Erskine, q.v.
13recknock, Geo. Ch., E. of,
aft, 2nd. M. Camden, q.v., T.
Admy, 182
Bredin, Amdr., gem. (D) 880
free, Herb, b.p. ișāoes. 721
Breen, H. Heg., G. St. Luc.
725
Pregvin, abp. Cant. 430
Breitenbach, Coenr. Van, G.
C.G.H. 678
Iłrekderle, Jno., IB. Ex. Ir, 583
Brennbyr, Nichs., L.M. Lond.
489
Bremer, sir Jas. Jno. Gord.,
adm. (ID) 828; IX.C.B. 777 ;
IK.C.B.I. 789
Brenchesley, Wm., J.C.P.
378; K.B. 755; S.L. 407
Brendinus, bp. S. and M. 483
assadoc, Dav., bp. Clonm.
60
Brendan, bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639; din. Ardf. 640
Brens, Rt. de, R.B. 755
Brent, Humphr., C. Cus. 275; .
C. Cus. Sc. 503
— sir Nathl., Vic, Gem, 421
— Tim., K.H. 780
Brente, IRt., K.P. 755
IBrentford, Patr., E. of, P.C.
189
Brentingham, Th., bp. EXr.
436; L.H.T. 153
Brenton, Jahl. (No. 1), adm.
(A) 817
— Jahl. (No 2) and Sir J.,
adm. (A) 820; K.C.B. 774;
L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Jno., adm. (IH) 846
Brereton, sir Jmo., S.L. Ir,
— Jno. Alf., gem. (ID) 916
— Rt., gem. (B) 867
— Wm. and sir W., gem. (ID)
889; K.C.B. 779; K.H. 792
— sil: Wrm., L.J. Ir. 553
Brerewood, Rt. and sir R.,
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 400
Bret, see Brett
Bretayne, Rd., L.M. Lond.
489
89
Breteville, Rd. de, A.G. 398
Brethenain, see MacBreohan
Bretislas, I. to III., D. Brma.
59
Breton, see Brettom
IBrett, and Bret
—Ch., L. Admy. 179-80
— Gerard de la, K.B. 755
— Harry de, gem. (D) 930
*
| — sir Piercy, adm. (A) 814
L. Admy. 179
— Rd., C. Exc. 278
— Rd. Rich Wilf., gem. (D)
893
— Wilf., IK.C.M.G. 796
— Wm. B. and Sir W., aft, 1st
ld. Esher, q.v., J.C.P. 380;
J.C.P.D. 380; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; L. J. App. 389; M.R. 388;
P.C. 219; Q.C. 418; S.G. 402;
S.L. 414
— Wrm. Fr., gen, (D) 909
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
977
'13rettan, Jno., B. Ex, Ir. 583
Bretton and Breton, see also
Bracton
— M. §: 395
— Fras. le, dm. JSey. 668
- ſº Bracton), Hy, de, Jy.
— Hy. Wm., gem. (D) 885
— Jno. and Sir J., L.M. Lond.
489
— (Or Bretum, or Bracton),
Jno. de or le, bp. Her. 441;
J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371; Jy.
365
— Jno. le, J. It, 369
— Maur. le, C.I.E. 806
— Peter, K.B. 755
— Rd., C. Cus, 274
— Thos. le, dr. Jsy. 668
— sir Th. le (2), Blf. Jsy. 668
— (or Brito), Wm. le, J. It.
368; Jy. 364
— Wm. Corb. le, dm. Jsy. 668
*sel, Alb. Van, G.C.G.H.
Breuse, Hugh de, dn. Her. 442
Brevint, Danl., dn, Linc. 448
Brewce, see Bruce
Brewer, Wm., bp. Exr. 436
Brewster, Abraham, A.G. Ir.
588; L.J. App. Ir, 585; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 577; S.G. Ir. 590
— Sir Dav., K.H. 790
— sil: Fras., L.M. Dblin, 640
— Hy. Cr., gem. (ID) 910
Brian, see Bryan
Brice, dn. Arm. 597
— (or Bricius), bp. Mor. 534
— Geo. Tito, gen, (D) 927
— Hugh, M.M. 246
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336
— Sew. Wnn., Q.C. 420
Bricius, see Brice
IBrictius, bp. Lim. 638
Brid, see Bird
Brideoake, Ralph, bp. Chich.
433; dim. Sal. 468
Bridgeman, hom. Ch. Orl.,
adm. (IHI) 846
Hy., bp. S. and M. 484; dim.
Chest. 477
Jno., bp. Chest, 477
— sir Jno., C.J. Chest. 386;
S.L. 409
— Sir Orl., B.T. 264; C.B. Ex.
381; C.J.C.P. 375; L.K. 357;
P.C. 190; S.L. 410 86
186;
— Wm., . Sec. Adm.
Bridgen, Wrm., L.M. Lond.
492
TJ.S.S. 225
IBridges, see also Brydges
For members of the
Chandos Peerage, see
Brydges
— — G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Jno., bp. Oxf. 456; dm. Sal.
468
— Jno., C. Cus. 274
— Th., K.B. 764
— sir Th., Lt. T.L. 321
— Wnn., C. EXc. 2
78
Bridget (dau. Ed. IV.), Pr. E.
12 º
Bridgewater, Earls of
— Hy. Daubeney, E. of, form.
ld. Daubeny, q.v.
Egerton Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. J.
Egerton, q.v.
— Jno., 2nd E. Of, B.T. 263;
L.L. Chesh. 306; L.L. Herts,
309; P.C. 190-1
Bridgewater, Earls of comt.
— Jno., 3rd E. of, form lil.
Brackley, q.v.; B.T. 263; L.
Admy. 176; P.C. 194
— Jno. Wm., 7th E. of, gen.
(A) 860
IBridgman, see Bridgeman
Bridport, Giles de, bp., Sal.
466; dim. Wells, 428
Bridport, lds. and visc.
— Alex., 2nd ló. and 1st Visc.
(1st Cr.); form. Alex. Hood,
(1.7).
Alex. N., 3rd ló. and 1st
visc. (2nd Cr.); form. A. N.
Hood, q.v., R.C.B. 784
Briesley, Sim. de, dm. Lich.
445; din. Linc. 448
Briggs, Dav., gem. (ID) 912
— Geo., gem. (ID) 902
— Geo., gen. (ID) 929
— Jas., gen. (ID) 932;
792
— Jno., gen. (ID) 879
— Jno. Falc., K.H. 792
— Steph. Ch., gen. (D) 906
— Th., S.L. 407
— Th, and Sir T., adm. (A)
820; G.C.M.G. 794
— Will. Lake, gen. (D) 914
— Wm., gem. (D) 913
Bright, Geo., dn. St. As. 463
Jno., C.D.L. 243; P.C. 218;
Pres. B.T. 269
IRd., gen. (IB) 867
— Rt. On. and sir R., gen.
(ID) 906; K.C.B. 781
— Th., b.p. Down, 603
Brigid or Brigidian, Moel
(No. 1), bp. Rild. 616
— Moel (No. 2), bp. Kild. 616
See also Moelbrigidian
Brigilsus, bp. E. Ang. 454
Brihtwald, abp. Camt. 430
Brillanne, Chev. de Guir de
la, G. Mtius. 683
IBrind, Jas. and Sir J., gen.
º 902; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
7
Brine, Aug., adm. (ID) 824
— Geo., adm. (HI) 846
— Jas., adm. (A) 816
— Lindesay, adm. (E) 837
Brinkley, Jno., bp. Cloy. 631
aństan (St.), bp. Winch.
7
IX. H.
4
Brinton, Th. de, bp. Roch.
460
Brisbane, Sir Ch., adm. (A)
; & ºt."vin. 25. R.C.E.
77
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
— Th, and sir T., aft. Mak-
dougall-Brisbane, G. N.S.W.
703; gen. (A) 862; G.C.B. 768;
R.C.B. 774
Bristol, E. and M. of
I)igby IFamily.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. sir J.
Digby, q.v.
— Geo., 2nd E. of, K.G. 740;
P.C. 189
— Jno., 3rd E. of, L.L. Dors.
307
Hervey Family.
— Geo. Wm., 2nd E. of, Amb.
Spn. 123; Gr. St. 304; L.L.
Ir, 557; L.P.S. 241; P.C. 202
— Aug. Jno., 3rd E. of, form.
hon. A. J. Hervey, q.v. adm.
(A) 815
— Fk. Augs., 4th E. of, form.
hon. F. A. Hervey, q.v.
Bristol, E. and M. of cont.
— Fk. Wm., 5th E. of, aft. 1st
E. Jermyn (q.v.) and 1st M.
of Br. ; form. Id. Hervey, q.v.
— Fk, Wm. Jno., 3rd M. Of,
L.L. Suff. 312
Bristow and Bristowe
— Hy., gen. (D) 885
— Hy. Fox, Q.C., 418
— Jno. Wm., gen. (ID) 912
— Saml. B., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
419
Brithelm alld Brithelmus
— bp. Winch. 470
bp. Lond. 451
*— bp. Wells, 427
% bp. Winch. 470
* Poss. same pers.
Brithman, D., Ld. Sess. 518
Brithmar, bp. Lich. 443
Brithwaidus, see Burwoldus
Brithwold (St.), bp. Winch.
470; bp. Wlton. 466
Brithwyn (2), bp. Shbn. 466;
bp. Wells, 427
Britland, Reg., S.L. 411
Brito, Rd., J. It. 366
— (or Breton), Wm. le, J. It.
368; Jy. 364
IBriton and Britton
— Ja.s., dm. Oss. 623
— Ralph, J. It. 366
Brittany, Jno., D. of, see E.
Of Iłichmond
Britteagus, bp. Worcs. 472
Britton, see Briton
Britwynus, bp. Cnwall. 436
Briwer, Wm., B. Ex. 382; J.
It. 366; Jy. 363
Briwes, Jno. de, Jy. 364
— löt. de, J.C.P. 377
Broad, Geo. Doh., adm. (HI)
853
Broadhead, Hy., adm. (G)
843
Broadhurst, Hy., U.S. Home
Brocas, Jno., du. Killa. 614
Sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491
— Theoph., din. Killa. 614
Brock, see also I3rok
— Daiml. de L., Blf. Gsey. 669
— Isaac, gem. (D) 873; K.B.
66
Saunn., K.H. 791
— Th. Saum., adm. (HI) 848
Broclesby, Wm. de, B. EX.
383
Broder, Ph., (in. Cash. 627
Broderick, see Brodrick
Brodie, Alexr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Alexr., Ly. K.A. 513
— sir Benj. Coll., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939; I’res. R. Soc. 940
Hugh Fife Ashley, L.L.
Nrnsl). 511
Jas., L.L. Nrnsh. 511
Jas. Campb. Jno.,
Nrnsh. 511
— Th., Ly. Dep. 513
— Wnn., L.L. Nrmsh, 511
Brodrick, Alam, aft. 1st, ld.
and visc. Midleton, q.v., A.G.
Ir. 588; C.J.Q. B. Ir, 578; L.J.
Ir. 556; Lól. Chanc. Ir, 576;
S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir. 591
— Allam, C. Cus. 275
— hom. Ch., abp. Cash. and
Eml. 626; by). Clom.f. and K.
636; bp. ISilm, 607
— Jno. or St. Jno., S.L. 411
— hom. Jno., G., Mart. 719 ;
gen. (A) 861
Llu.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
978
INDEX OF NAMES.
Brodrick—comt.
— Th., adm. (A) 814
— hon. Th., U.S. Home
— Wnn., S.L. Ir. 592
— hon. Wnn., Sec. B.C. 254;
L.T. 158-9
— hon. Wnn. Jno., aft./th Wisc.
Midleton, q.v., dm. Exr. 438
- Wm. St. J. F., U.S. War,
3
Brogan, Steph. de, dm. St.
P. tº
Brogden, Jas., L.T. 159
Broghill, Roger Ld., Comm.
Tr. 555
IBrok, see also Brock
— Lawr. del, Jy. 365
Broke, see also Brooke
— hon. Geo., gen. (D) 884
— sir Ph. Bowes Vere, adm.
(A) 820; K.C.B. 774
— Willoughby de, see W.
sºmby, Ch. Hy., b.p. Tasm.
70
Brome, see also Broome
— Ad. de, J. It. 369; M. Chy.
393
IBromfeld and Bromfield
— Edmøl., b.p. Llff. 449
— Sir Ed., L.M. Lond. 491
— Leol. de, bp. St. As. 462
— Wrm., M.M. 247
Bromhead, sir Gonv., gen.(B)
867
Bromley, Ed. and Sir E.,
B. Ex. 384 ; S.L. 409
Nichs., dn. St. Patr. 617
— Rd. Madd., K.C.B. 782
— sir Rt. Howe, adm. (D) 823
— Rog., Bl. M. P.A., 336;
Chest. H. 330
— Th. and sir T. (No. 1),
job. 370; J.K.B. 372; S.L.
8
— Th. (No. 2), Ld. Chanc.
356; Rec. Lond. 493; S.G. 401
— Wrm., I.B. 764
— Wrm., P.C. 196; S. St. 224;
Sp. H.C. 250
Wm. de, Ch. Ex, Ir. 561;
dn. St. Patr. 617; L.K. Ir. 574;
L. Treas. Ir, 558
arºmwich, Jno. de, L.J. Ir.
IBron, see Brown
Bronscombe, Walt., b.p. Exr.
Bronte, see Nelson and B.
Brokley, Jno., L.M. Lond, 490
Brook and Brooke, see also
Broke
—, (2), S.L. 408
— Arth. and sir A., gen. (IB)
869; K.C.B. 776
— sir Ch. Johnson, G.C.M.G.
796
— Dav. and sil: D., C.B. Ex.
381; S.L. 408
— Ed. Bas., gem. (D) 896
— Geo. and Sir G., gen. (ID)
887; K.C.B. 779
— Hy. Rd., see Earl Br., infra
— Jas. and sir J., Amb. Brmo.
131; G. Labn. 675; K.C.B. 782
— Jas. Cr., gem. (D) 906
— Jno. Ch., R. Cr. P. A. 335;
Som. H. 332
— Jno. Chiop., gen. (ID) 917
— Ralph, R. Cr. P.A. 335; Yk.
H. 334
— (or Broke), Ról. C.B. Ex.
381; J.C.P. 378; Rec. Lond.
493; S.L. 408
Brook and Brooke—comt.
— Rd. Cr., gen. (I)) 931
— (or Broke), Bt. and Sir R.,
C.J.C.P. 375; Comm. Serjt.
Lond. 495; J.K.B. (?) 372;
Rec. Lond. 493; S.L. 408; Sp.
H.C. 249
— Th., dn. Chest. 477
— Th. A., gen. (ID) 903
— Wm., C.G.S. Ir. 577
— Wnn., gen. (A) 862
— Wnn., K.B. 763
Brooke, lds. and E., see also
Warwick
— Fulke, Jist là., form. F.
Greville, q.v.
— (and Warwick), Fras., 1st
E. of, K.T. 747
-Hºy. Rd. aft. 3rd E. of, K.T.
— see also Willoughby de
Broke
Brooker, Geo. Aug. Cooke,
adm. (IHI) 851
Brookes and Brooks
— B., G. Trin. 722
— Geo., gen. (ID) 888
— Geo. Benj., gen. (D) 879
— (or Broke), Hor. Geo., gen.
(D) 884 *
— Jas., bp. Glr. 438
— Maur., L.M. D'blin. 642
— Wm., gen. (ID) 876
Bººksbank, Stamp, C. Exc.
1
— Josh., dn. Clonf. 637
| Broome, Arth., gen. (D) 903
— Fk. Nap., G. Mtius. 684; G.
W. Austr. 707; K.C.M.G. 798
— Jos., gem. (IB) 866
— (or Brome) Th., S.L. 410
Brotherton, Th. Wm. and sir
T., gem. (D) 880; G.C.B. 770;
R.C.P. 778
Brothwick, Dav., Ld. Adv.
jº
{} º
sºugh, IRedm. W., gen. (D)
— Rd. Seck., gen. (ID) 880
Wnn., dm. Glr. 440
Brougham, Hy., dn. Lism. 629
— Hy., see lá. B. infra.
— Jno., C. Exc. 279
— Th., gen. (ID) 910
— Wm., M. Chy. 397
Brougham, ld.
— Hy., aft. Id. B. and Vaux,
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.C. 416;
Ld. Chanc. 358; P.C. 211; P.P.
416
Broughton, Jno., adm. (A)
820
— sir Jno. Delves, gem. (A)
861
— Rt., K.B. 758
— Th., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Wm. Ed.D., gem. (ID) 902
— Wrm. Gr., bp. Austrl. 703;
bp. Syd. 703
Broughton, ld.
— Jno. Cam., ld., form. J. C.
Hobhouse, q.v., G.C.B. 772
Broun, see Brown
Brouncker, Ed., dm. Lism.
Brouncker, visc.
—Wm., visc., L. Admy. 175;
Pres. Ił. Soc. 940
Browell, Wm., L.G. Gr. Hosp.
854
1Brown and IBrowne
— Maj.-Gen. —, G.
(1884) 721
Ddoes.
Brown and Browne—comt.
— —, G. Tob. (1764) 723
— Lt.-Col. —, G. Trin. (1846)
722
— Andr., gen. (ID) 908
— Andr., Modr. K. Sc. 547
49 Anthy., Chambn. Lond.
9
3
— Anthy., K.B. (1547) 760
— Anthy., K.B. (1603) 761
— Anthy., L.M. Lond. 492
— Anthy. and sir A., C.J.C.P.
375; J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Sir Anthy.,
K.G. 738; M.H. 301
— Arth., C. Acc. Ir. 567; S.L.
Ir, 592
— Clem., gen, (D) 877
— Clem. Metc., gen. (D) 934
— Ch. Alf., gen. (D) 897
— Ch. Flk., gem. (D) 912
— Dav., gen. (ID) 917
— Denis, dm. Emly. 628
— Dom., aft. li. Oranmore
and Br., q.v., L.L. Mayo, 570
— Dougl., Q.C. 418
Ed., dm. Th. 613
— Ed. Har., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Winch. 471
— Ed. Mavor, gen. (A) 858
— Ed. Walp., adm. (ID) 824
— Fras., dm. Elph. 609
— Geo., abp. D'blin. and Gl.
51
6
—— Geo., B1. M. P.A. 336
— Geo., bp. Dkld. 533
— Geo., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Geo., G. Bbay. 659
— Geo., K.B. 763
— Geo., K.C.M.G. 797
— Geo., Ld. Sess, 520; Jy. Sc.
523
— Geo., S.L. 408
— Geo. and sir G., Comm. F.
Ir. 564; gen. (ID) 880; G.C.B.
769; K.C.B. 777; K.H. 789
— Geo. Gl., gem. (ID) 920
— Geo. Rodn., gem. (ID) 920
— Geo. Sackv., K.C.B. 775
— Gore, gen. (A) 862
— Hy., Amb. Ch. 130
— Hy., C. Cus. 274
— Hy. Mont., dn. Lism. 629
— Hy. Ralph, gem. (D) 909
— Horace Alb., gen. (ID) 927
— Hugh, S.L. Ir. 590
— Humphr. and sir H., J.C.P.
378; S.L. 408
— Jas., S.L. Ir. 592
— sir Ja.s., K.C.S.I. 804
— Jas. Fr. Manners, gen. (D)
909
— Jemm., abp. Trn. 611;
bp. Cork and R. 632; bp.
Drom. 605; bp. Elph. 608;
bp. Killoe, 634; dim. Ross 633
— Jno., admm. (A) 816
— Jno., gen. (B) 865
— Jno., gen. (C) 873
— Jno., K.B. 758
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Jno., S.L. 408
—sir Jno.,gen.(A)863; K.C.H.
787
— Jno. Campb., R.C.B. 780
— Jno. Hutt. Balf., Q.C. 420
— Jno. Suff., Bl, C.H. 339;
Geneal. Bath, 784
— Jno. Tatt., gem. (ID) 892
— Jonn., dm. Her. 442
— Jos., Q.C. 418
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES
979
Brown and Browne—cont.
— Perc., gen. (ID) 904
— Pet., bp. Cork and R. 632
— Pet., dm. Ferns, 623
— Pet., gem. (D) 883
— Ph., adm. (D) 827; (G) 840
35Ralph Abercr., adm. (H)
— (or Broun), Rd., J.C.P. Ir.
581
— Sir Rd., C, Exc. 277; L.M.
Lond. 491
— Rt., B. Ex. 384
— (or Bron), Rt.,dn.Wford.628)
Rt., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Guis.
P.A. 343; R. Cr. P.A. 335;
Bichm. H. 333 -
— Saml., gen. (A) 863
— Saml, and sir S., C.G.S.
356; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 372;
P.P. 414; S.L. 409-10
— Saml. Ja.s. and sir S., gen.
gº 909; K.C.B. 781; K.C.S.I.
— Steph., bp. Itoss, 631
— Steph., L.M. Lond. 490
— Th., adm. (D) 824
— Th., adm. (ID) 825
— Th., B1. M. P.A. 336
— Th., bp. Norw. 455; bp.
Roch. 460; dri. Sal. 468
— Th., Clar. K.A. 328; Gart.
K.A. 328; Lanc. H. 333
— Th., Norr. K.A. 329
— Th. and sir T., gen. (A)
862; K.C.B. 775; K.C.H. 788
— Th. Gore and Sir T., G.
Brmdal, 701; G. N.Z. 709;
G. St. Hel. 682; G. Tasm. 708;
K.C.M.G. 796
tº ſo 882;
— Th. • 3
K.C.H. 787; K.H. 78
— Walt., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
Walt. Jno., gen. (ID) 888
— Wim., adm. (A) 818
— Wnn., G. Brmda. 701
— Wm., G. Gsey. 669
— Wrm., gen. (B) 865
— Wrm., and sir W., L.M.
Lond. 490
— Sir Wm., K.H. 791
- Wm. Cheselden, adm. (IH)
— Wnn. Gust., genr. (D) 899
— Wrm. Laur., din. Thist. 749
— Wrm. Saml., aft. W.
Grieve, adm. (E) 837
— Wim. Todd, gem. (ID) 919
Browning, Col. Air. R., C.I.E.
807
— Jno., M. Chy. 396
— Saml., M. Chy. 396
Brownlow, Ch. Hy, and sir
C., gen, (D) 923; G.C.B. 771;
R.C.B. 780
— Hy. Alex., gen. (D) 930
— Jno., dun. Clonm. 600
Brownlow, lds, and E.
— Jno., 2nd lá., aft, 1st E.,
G.C.H. 787; L.L. Linc. 310
— Adelb. W. B., 3rd E., L.L.
Linc. 310; P.C. 221; Paym. G.
245; Sec. L.G.B. 256
Brownrigg, Jno. Stud., gen.
(D) 902
— Ralph, bp. EXT. 437
— Rt. and sir R., G. Ceyl, 672;
G.C.B. 767; gen, (A) 861
Bruce, see also Bruse
— Alexr. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 916
Bruce—cont.
— Andr., bp, Dkld. 533; bp.
Ork. 535
— Ch., G. Br. Gu. 715; G.
Mtius. 684
— Ch. and sir C., gen. (C) 875;
R.C.B. 776
— Ch. L. C., Sec. B.C. 254
— lá. Ch. W. B., P.C. 219;
— Ed., K.C.B. 776
— Ed., aft. Id. Kinloss, q.v.,
Ld. Sess. 519; M.R. 388
—ld. Ern. Augs. Ch., aft. 3rd
M. of Ailesbury, q.v., P.C. 214;
W.C.H. 297
— Eyre E., gen. (D) 888
— hon. Fk. W. A. and sir F.,
Amb. Bol. 135; Amb. Ch. 131 ;
Amb. U.S.A. 132; Amb. Ugy.
137; G. Newfol. 700; G.C.B.
772; K.C.B. 783
— Gainsf., Q.C. 420
— Geo. Wyndh. H. Knight-,
bp. Blfn. 681
— Hy., gen. (B) 868
— Hy. Aust., aft. 1st Id. Aber-
dare, q.v., H. Sec. 227; Jud.
Com. P.C. 361; L.P.C. 188;
P.C. 217; U.S. Home, 228;
V.P. Ed. 255
-i. Hy. Herv., L.L. Londy.
7
— Hy. Le G., gen. (ID) 917
— Hy. Wnn. and sir H., adm.
(D) 829; K.C.B. 779
Ja.s., b.p. Dkld. 533; bp.
glºss. 536; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
15
— Jas. Lewis Knight- and
sir J., Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
R.C. 416; L.J. App. 388; P.C.
214; V. Chanc. 390
85 Jas. Minchin, adm. (HI)
1.
— Jno., G. W. Austr. 707
— Jno., Sec. B.C. 254
— Jonn, dm. Kilf. 637; dim.
Trn. 613
— Michl., gen. (D) 906
— Rd. Is., C.I.E. 806
— Rt., gem. (ID) 906
— Rt., K. Sc. 19
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 519
Rt., J. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
520
hon. Rt., gem. (ID) 894
-ºir Stew., Geneal. St. Patr.
— Th., C. CUIS. Sc. 504
— Th., K.B. 757
— hon. Th., gem. (B) 866
— hom. Th., gen. (C) 872
— Wm., K.H. 792
Bruce, lds.
—Th., ld., aft. E.Jof Ailesbury,
q.v., (cr. 1776), P.C. 203
Bruchilla, see Burghill
Brudenell and Brudnell
— Edmél., A.G. 398
— hon. Ja.s., B.T. 264
— Rt., C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P.
378; J.K.B. 372; S.L. 408
— Th., gen. (C) 871
— hon. Th., gen. (B) S65
aſſera, Gilb. de, dm. St. P.
Bruere, Geo. Ja.s., G. Brmda.
701
Bruge, Sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
490
Bruges, 86e Bridges
Brugge, Walt. de, B. Ex. Ir.
583
— (or Brugges), Sir Wm.,
Gart. K.A. 327
Brun, From. le, Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 574
Brune, Dav., Compt. Sc. 498
Brundish, Rt., J.K.B. 371
Bºnker, Jas. Rt., gen. (D)
901
Bruno, D. Line. 29
— J. de, G. Trin. 721
Brunton, Alexr., Modr. K. Sc.
54
7
— Nathl., adm. (A) 817
Brus, Pet. de (2), J.It. 367–8
Rt. de, C.J.K.B. 369; Jy.
364
Bruse, see also Bruce -
— (or Braose), Giles de, bp.
Her. 441 .
— Wm. de, bp. Llff.,449
Brusele, Hy. de, M.M. 245-6
Brutus, C. J. B. (3), C. Ro. 41;
Dt. R.O. 41
— D. J., C. Ro. 44–5
— L. J., C. Ro. 37
— M. J., C. Ro. 44
Bruyn, sir Hy., L. Treas. Ir.
5
58
Bruynink, Wilh. M., G. Ceyl.
672
Bryan and Brian
— Boromy, K. Ir. 22
— Sir Fras., L.J. Ir. 553
— Guy, see lă. G., infra,
— Regd., bp. St. Dav. 464;
bp. Worc. 472
— Th., C.J.C.P. 375; K.B. 757;
S.L. 407
Bryan, lds.
— Guy and Sir G., aft. 1d. B.,
K.G. (1370) 733; L.H.A. 172
Bryant, sir Jerem., gen. (D)
880
Bryce, sir Alex., gen. (C) 874;
K.C.H. 787; K.H. 789
— Hugh, L.M. Lond. 490
— Jas., U.S.F. 230
Brydges, see also Bridges
— Geo., gen. (C) 874
— Geo., gen. (ID) 930
— Geo., L.M. Lond. 492
— sir H. Jones—, form. Jones,
amb. Pers. 130; P.C. 213
— hon. Ja.s., aft. E. of Car-
narvon and D. of Chandos,
q.v., L. Admy, 177; Paym. G.
244
— sir Jno., aft. li. Chandos,
q.v., Lt. T.T., 321
Wrm., S.G.O. 259
— Wrm., S.L. 411
Brykenell, Th., K.B. 760
Bryson, Alexr., K.C.B. 779
Bubbewith, Bubbewyth, or
IBubwith, Nichs., bp. B. and
W. 428; b.p. Lond. 451; bp.
Sal. 467; L.H.T. 153; M. Chy.
394; M.R. 387
amºgicus, C. J. B. (2), C. Ro.
1–2
Buccleuch, D. of, see also
Monmouth and Queensberry
— Fras., 2nd D. of, form. E.
of Dalkeith, q.v.
— Hy., 3rd D. of, K.G. 742;
IV.T. 747; L. L. Mid.-L. 509;
L.L. Roxb. 512
— Chas. Wnn. Hy., 4th D. of,
form. E. of Dalkeith, q.v.;
K.T. 748; L.L. Mid-L. 509
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
980
INDEX OF NAMES.
Buccleuch, D. of comt.
— Walt. Fr., 5th D. of, Jud.
Com, P.C. 360; K.G, 743; K.T.
748; L.L., Mid-L. 509; L.L.
Roxb. 512; L.P.C. 188; L.P.S.
241; P.C. 214.
— Wrm. Hy. W., 6th D. of,
form. E. of Dalkeith, q.v.
— Touisa, J., Dss. of, M. Robes
(1885) 304
— Charlotte, DSS. of, M.Robes
(1841) 304
Buchan, Jno. and sir J., gem.
(B) 869; K.C.B. 776
Buchan, Earls of
Comyn on Cwm/min Family.
— Wrm., 1st E. Of, L.J.Gen. 522
Alexr., 2nd E. of, L.J. Gen.
522
Jno., 3rd E. of, Sec.St.Sc.501
Stewart Family.
— Jno., 2nd E. Of, L.G.C. Sc.
(d. 1424) 506
Stewart and Erskine
I'a????lies.
— Jas., 1st E. of, L.G.C. 506
— Jas., 7th E. of, form. J.
Erskine, q.v.
— Dav., 4th la. Cardross and
9th E. Of, L.H.C.K. Sc. 546
Buchanan, Andr. and sir,
A., Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Dk.
127 ; Amb. Nds. &c. 123 ;
Amb. Pr. 118; Amb. Tuss.
126; Amb. Spm. 124; Amb.
Swz. 113; G.C.B. 772; IS.C.B.
783; 17
— Geo., L.P.S. Sc. 501
— Gilb. Jno. L., gen. (D) 903
— Hy. Ja.s., gem. (D) 929
— Jas., C. Cus, Sc. 504
— Jas., gem. (ID) 923
— Jas., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Wrm., din. Ach. 614; dri.
Rilla. 614; din. Trm. 613
— Wm., gem. (IB) 867
Buchamam-Riddell, see Rid-
G
Buche, capt. Piers or Jno. de,
K.G. 733
aghevet, Andr., Portr. Lond,
Buck, Lew. Wrm., gen. (D) 927
Buckby, Rd., gen. (C) 874
— (Bugby or Buckleby), W.,
S.L. 410
Buckeridge, Jno., bp. Ely,
435; bp. Roch. 460 -
Buckhurst, 1ſls.
— Th., 1st là., aft. 1st E. of
Dorset, q.v., C.G.S. 356; E.M.
326; K.G. 739; L.H.T. 154;
Ld, Chanc. 356
— Rd., ld, aft. 3rd E. Dorset,
q.v., L.L., Suss. 312
— Ch., 1d., aft. 6th E. of Dor-
set, q.v., L.L. SuSS. 312
Buckingham, Jno. de, B. EX.
383
— Sir Owen, L.M. Lond. 491
Buckingham, E., M., and D.Of
Plantagemet Family.
— Th., E. of, aft. D. of
Gloucester (son of Ed. III.),
IX.G. 734
Stafford Family.
— Humphr., 1st D. of, form.
(1429) E. Stafford, q.v., W.C.P.
31
— Hy., 2nd D. Of, K.B. 757;
IX.G. 736; W.C.P. 319
— Ed., 3rd D. of, form. IE.
Stafford, q.v., K.G. 737
Buckingham, E., M., and D. of
—CO7tt.
Williers Family.
— Geo., 1st E., M., and D. of,
form. Geo. Williers, Sir G. and
visc. V., q.v., Const. W. Cast.
322; E.M. 326; L.H.A. 174;
II.H. Const. 289; M.H. 302;
W.C.P. 319
— Geo., 2nd D. of, IX.G. 740;
L. Admy. 175; M.H. 302; P.C.
189-9
— Rd. C., D. of, form. (1806)
E. Temple, q.v.
Nugent-Temple-Grenville
IFamily.
— Geo., 1st M. of, form. Geo.
Grenville, Geo. Nugent, almd
2nd E. Temple, q.v., R.G. 742;
L.L. Ir. 557
— Rd., 2nd M. of, aft. 1st D.
of, form. E. Temple, q.v., K.G.
. L.L. Bucks. 306; L.S.H.
90
— Rd., 2nd D. of, form. M. Of
Chandos, q.v., K.G. 740;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 214
Rd., 3rd D. of, form. M. of
Chandos, q.v., C. Sec. 235;
G.C.S.I. 801; G. Mdras. 657;
Jud. Colm. P.C. 361; L.L.
ººks. 306; L.P.C. 188; P.C.
1
7
Buckinghamshire, E. and
D. of. See also Normanby
Sheffield Family.
— Jno., 1st D., form. E. Mul-
grave and M. of Nor-
manby, q.v., T.P.C. 188;
L.S.H. 290
Hobart Family
— Jno., 1st E. of, form, sir
Jno. and lól. Hobart, q.v.
— Jno., 2nd E. of, form, ld.
Hobart, q.v., Amb. Iłuss. 125;
L.L. Ir. 557
— Rt., 3rd E. of, form. hon.
R. and lói, Hobart, q.v., C.D.L.
243; Postm. G. 238; Pres.
B,C, 253
Bººkland, Wm., dm. Westr,
Buckle, Ch. Hy. Mason and
sir C., adm. (D) 833; (E) 838;
IX.C.IB. 780
Ch. Matth, (H)
852
Sir Cuthb., L.M. Lond, 491
— Matth. (No. 1), adm. (A)
814
— Matth. (No. 2), adm. (ID)
823; (G) 840
Buckleby, see Buckby
Buckler, Ch. Alb., Surr. H.
adm.
334
aggley, Ed. Pery, gem. (D)
— Felix, gem. (A) 859
— Hy. Burt., Q.C. 420
Buckner, Jno., bp. Chich. 433
Bººkmin, Th. Towns., Q.C.
Bucknor, Ch., adm. (A) 816
Buckworth, sir Jno., C. Cus.
273-4
— Theoph., bp. TXrom. 604
Budd, Ralph, gen. (D) 906
— Rd., gem. (D) 890
— Rd. Carr., gen. (D) 934
Budgeon, Th., gen, (D) 890
Buerlaco, Wm. de, Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 574
Bugby, Sée Buckby
#. Reg. de, dn. Exr. 437
Euáier, joh. Geo. Gijóð
Buiric, bp, Roch. 459
Buist, Geo., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Bulbus, C. A. (2), C. Ro. 42
— Bulfim P., L.M. Dbln. 642
IBulgari, count Sp. Vitt.,
Gºrº. 734. R.C.M.G. 796
Bulkeley, Arth., bp. Bgr. 426
-ºwne, abp. Dbln and Gl.
616
— R., G. N. Sc. 695
— sir löd. B.W., L.L. Carm.
314
Bulkeley, visc.
— Th. Ja.s., 7th visc., L.L.
Carn. 31.4
Bull, Daml., C.T.A. 284
— FR., L.M. Lond. 492
— Geo., b.p. St. Dav. 465
— Geo., dm. Cmr. 605
— Rt., K.H. 790
— Wm. bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639; dri, Cork, 632
Bullen, See also Boleyn
— Ch. and sir C., adm. (D)
823; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 777;
F.C.H. 788
— Jos., adm. (A) 819
— -Smith, see Smith
Buller, Alex., adm. (E) 837
— Cháš., J.A.G. 937; Pres.
P.L.B. 262; Q.C. 417; Sec. B.C.
254
— sir Ed., adm. (A) 818
— Ed. M. Mann., gem. (ID) 928
— Fras, and sir F., J.C.P. 379;
J. Chest. 387; J.K.B. 373; K.C.
415 ; S.L. 412
— Flk. Th., gem. (ID) 885
— Fk. Wm., gem. (B) 868
— Geo. and sir G., gem. (D)
889; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 777
— Jas., L. Admy. 181
— Jn )., C. Cus. 276; C. EXc.
281; L. Admy. 179; L.T. 158
— Redv. Hy, and Sir R., gen.
(D) 927; K.C.B. 781; K.C.M.G.
798; U.S. Ir. 563 t
— Walt, Lawr., IS.C.M.G. 798
— Wrm., bp. Exr. 437; dri.
Cant. 431; dri. Exr. 438
Bullingham, Jno.,bp. Br].439;
bp. Glr. 438
— Nichs., bp. Linc. 447; bp.
WOTC, 473
Bullock, Ch. Ja.s., adm. (IFI)
53
— Ed., Comm. Serjt, Lond.
495
— Fla., adm. (ID) 831
— Stanley, gen. (D) 888
— Th., dm. Norw. 456
— sir. Wm. L.G.C. Sc. 506
Bulnés, M., Pres, Chi, 111
Bulströde, Th., M. Chy, 396
Bulteel, Rowl, adm. (A) 818
Bulwer, Ed. Gasc, and Sir E.,
gen. (ID) 917; K.C.B. 781 *
— Hy: Ernest Gasc. and Sir
H., G. Cypr. 671; G. Dnca.
730; G. Labm. 675; G. Nat.
680; G.C.M.G. 795; I.C.M.G.
97
7;
— Hy. Lytt, and sir H., aft.
ld. Dalling and B., q.v.; Amb.
Fr. 113; Amb. Bgm.123; Amb.
Spm. 124; Amb. TRy. 129;
Amb. Tusc, 115; Amb. U.S.A.
132; G.C.B. 772; K.C.B. 782;
P.C. 214
Jas. IRedf., Q.C. 418
Bulwer-Lytton, see Lytton
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
981
Bulzo, Dion., K.C.M.G. 796
*bury, Abrm, Ch., gem. (D)
→ Hy. Ed. and sir H., gen. (B)
*is Rob. Tº Usw, and
— Th., dn. Lim. 640
- The gen. (ID) 882; K.H.
IBunch, Rt., Amb. C. Am. 134;
fºb. U.S.C. 134; Amb. Vza.
Bundi, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I. 801
Bunny, Anth., gen. (D) 920
Buonaparte, Annon. Car.,
Rel, Nap. 26
— Eliz., Rel. Nap. 26
— Jer, Rel. Nap. 25
— Joseph, IRel, Nap. 25; K.
Nls, 56; K. Sp. 86
— Louis, Pr. Or. 83
— Louis N., Emp. Fr. 24-5
— Lucien, Rel. Nap. 25
— Maria-Paul, 26
– Nap., Emp. Fr. &c. 24-5;
See also Napoleon
agºchardt, I. and II., D. Su.
Bºhett, Josh., Sec. Adm.
Burchull, see Buxhill
Burdett, Geo., dm. Llin. 623
— Jno., dm. Clonf. 637
Burdon, Geo., adm. (A) 818
Tºno Sh., bp. Vict. (H.K.)
Burdred, K.E. 3
Burford, Ch., E. of, aft, 2nd
#. of St. Albans, q.v., K.B.
IEd., bar. Of, see Ed. Corn-
Wall
Burge, Wm., K.C. 416
Burgers, T. F., Pres. Trl. 101
Burges, Jno. Sm., Chn. E.I.
Co. 644
Burgess, Geo., C. Exc. Sc. 505
rººf. &ji. 80%
22 Jas. B., L.P.S. 241; IJ.S.F.
9
— Rt, de, W.C.P. 318
— Saml., dm. Llin. 623
— Th., bp. Sal. 467; bp. St.
DaV. 465
Burgh, see also Burke
— Geoffr. de, bp. Ely, 434
— Herb. de, bp. Lim. 638
— Hubert de and Sir H., aft.
E. of Kent, q.v., L.H.A. 170;
W.C.P. 317
Hugh, L. Treas. Ir. 558
*— Hugh de, B. Ex. Ir, 583;
C.B. Ex. Ir, 582
Hugh de, M. Chy, 393
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno. de, Const. T.L. 320
— Lucas (le, S.L. 406
— Raym, de, bp, Emly, 625
— Rd. do, L.D. Ir. 550
— Stanl. de, gen. (D) 928
— Th., bp. Emly, 625
— Th., § Acc. Ir. 567; C.
Cus. Ir. 565-6; Sec. Tr. Ir.
561
Sir Th. de, L.D. Ir. 551; L.
Treas. Ir. 558
— Th., see ld. B., infra,
— Th. Juſo., din. Cloy. 633
Ulyss., b.p. Ard. 608; dm.
Emly, 628
Ulysses and sir U., aft, ld.
Downes, q.v. ; IX.C.B. 775;
S.G.O. 260
#:
Burgh—comt.
Walt. Huss., C.B. Ex, Ir.
583; S.L. Ir. 592
Wm., gen. (D) 878
— Wm., J.C.P. 378; K.B. 755
— Wm. de, bp. Llff. 449
Burgh, lds.
-ºir T., aft. 1st là. B., K.G.
73
— Th., 5th lä., K.G. 739; L.D.
Ir. 554
Burghersh, Barth., see lil. B.,
(infra,
— Hy. de, bp. Tinc. 446 ;
L.H.T., 153; Lól. Chanc. 354
—iº. de (? 1 or 2), W.C.P.
3
— Sir Wim., L.H.A. 171
Burghersh, lds.
IBurghem’sh Family.
— Barth., 1st 10., form. B.
Burghersh, or Badlesmere,
W.C.IP. 318
Barth., 2nd lól., Const. T.L.
320, K.G. 733
I'ame Family.
— Mildm. F., ld., aft. 2nd E.
*Westmoreland, q.v.; K.B.
7 |
— Jno., lci., aft. 11th E. of
Westmoreland, q.v.;
Pr. 118; Amb. Scy. 115;
Tusc. &c. 115; G.C.H. 786;
IK.C.B. 776; P.C. 210
Burghill, Fras., Mowb. H.
340; Som. H. 332
— (or Bruchilla) Jno., bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444; bp. Llff.
Burghley, see Burleigh
Burgo, Dav. de, bp. Clonf. 636
— Hub. Čle, L.H.T. 152
— Jno. de, abp. Trn. 611
— Milo. Cle, dn. Linn. 639
— Rol. de, bp. Clonf. 636; bp.
Elph. 608; dum. Clonf. 637
— Th. de, bp. Clonf. 635
Bºison, Jno. Winn., din. Chich.
4.
Burgoyne, Jno. and sir J.,
Comm. F. Ir. 564; gen. (B)
866; (C) 872
— Jno. Fox and sir J., Const.
T.L. 321; F.M. 856; gen. (I))
877; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 776
— Mont., Chambn. Ex. 166
— sir Mont., gem. (C) 873
— Wnn., C.D.L. 242
Burgundy, Ch., D. of, K.G.
36
7
— Ph. le Bon., D. of, K.G.
735
Burhired, I.C.E. 8
Burke, see also Bourke and
Burgh
— Edm., P.C. 203; Paynn. G.
245
— Fras., gem. (C) 874
— Hy. F., R. Cr, P.A. 336;
Som. H. 332
— Jas. Hy., gem. (D) 899
— Jas. St. Geo., Q.C. 418
— Jno. Bern, and sir J., Ulst.
K.A, 572
Pet., S.L. 414
— Rd., Sec. Tr. 163
— (or Bourke) Th., dm. Elph.
609
— Th., gem. (D) 885
— Th. Hy., U.S. Ir, 563
— Wrm., U.S.S. 226
— (or Burgh) sir Wnn., L.L.
Ir, 550
Burland, Jno. and sir J., B.
Ex. 385; S.L. 412
— Wrm. Harr., gen. (D) 932
Burleigh and Burghley,
See also Burley
Wm., dn. Emly, 628
— Wm. A. C., see li. B., infra
Burleigh, lds.
Cecil Family,
— Wnn., 1st la., form. Sir
Wm. Cecil, q.v., C.G.S. 356;
E.M. 326; K.G. 738; L.H.T.
154; L.K. 356
— Th., 2nd lå., aft. 1st E. of
Exeter, q.v., K.G. 739
— Brownl., ld., aft. 9th E. of
Exeter, q.v., L.L. Rutl. 311
— Wrm. Allen Cecil, c.c. 1d.,
P.C. 217; Tr. H. 292
IBalfour Family.
— Robt., ld., Comm. Tr. Sc.
(1649) 497
Burley, See also Burleigh
— Sir Jno., K.G. 734
— sil: Rd., K.G. 734
— Sir Sim. de, Const. W.
gº. 322; K.G. 734; W.C.P.
31.
— Th., Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574
— Wnn., dri. Clonm. 600
Burlington, E. of
IBoyle I'amily.
(See also E. Of Cork.)
— Rd., 1st E. of, also E.
Cork, q.v.
— Ch., 2nd E. Of, P.C. 194
— Rd., 3rd E. of, C.G.P. 299;
I.G. 741; P.C. 197
Cavendish Family.
Of
| — Wm., 2nd E. of, L.L. Lanc.
309
Burlton, Geo. and sir G.,
adm. (A) 819; K.C.B. 774
Burmester, Arn. Edw., gen.
(ID) 897
Burn, see also Burne
— Amdr., gen. (C) 873
Jas., gen. (D) 930
— Jno. Macv., gem. (ID) 934
— Rt., gen. (ID) 899
asºnaby, Ch. Herr., gen. (I))
S9%
— Ed. Sh., gem. (ID) 921
Eust. Beaum., gem. (ID) 934
— Jno. D., C.C.J. 403
— Rd., gem. (I)) 92.1
— Rd. Beaum., gen. (ID) 899
— Sherr. B., Vic. Gen. 422
— sir Wim., adm. (A) 814
Burne, see also Burn
— H. K., gen. (ID) 923
— Owen Tud. and sirC., C.I.E.
806; K.C.S.I. 803; M.C.I. 647
— Rt., gem. (IB) 868
— Wrm. de, J.C.P. 377
Burnell, Arth. Coke, C.I.E.
806
— Hy., J.K.B. Ir. 579 ; Rec.
Dbln. 642
— Hugh, see löl. B., infra,
— Jno., L.M. Lond, 492
— Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Rt., abp. Cant, 430; bp. B.
and W. 427; L.H.T. 152; Ld.
Chanc. 353
— Wm., dm. Wells, 428
Burnell, lds.
— Hugh, 2nd lå., K.G. 734
Burnet, Alexr., abp. Glasg.
537; abp, St. Andr. 529; bp.
Abdn, 530; Ld. Sess. 517
— Gilb., bp. Sal. 467
— Gilb., C. Exc. Sc. 504
For Tºst of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
982
INDEX OF NAMES.
Purnet—cont.
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 519
— Th, and Sir T., J.C.P. 379;
agnett, Fras. Cl., gen. (D)
— Geo., Ly, Dep. 513; Ly.
K.A, 513
— Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
510
Jno., J. Adm. Sc. 524
— Sir Th., L.L. Kimc. 510
— Wm. and sir W., gen. (A)
S62; K.C.B. 777; K.C.H. 788
Burney, Geo., gem. (D) 898
— Ja.s., adm. (IHI) 847
— Wrm., K.H. 792
Bºnham, Al. de, dn. St. P.
452
— Jno. de, L. Treas. Ir. 578
— Th. de, J. It, 369
Burnley, Jos. H., Amb. Sxy.
121
Burns, Jas., K.H. 792
Burnton, Wm. de, J. It. 368
Burnwulf, K.E. 3
Burrard, sir Ch., adm. (H)
846
— Harry and sir H., gen. (B)
66
8
Burrell, Geo., gen. (D) 879
— Pet., S.L.R. 271
— Sir Pet. aft. 1d. Gwydyr,
q.v., Dep. L.G.C. 288
— Wnn., C. Exc. 280-1
Burrhieus (or Burrie),
Roch. 459
Burridge, Rd., adm. (H) 848
Burrie, see Burrhieus
Burrough, Jas. and Sir J.,
J.C.P. 380; K.C. 415; S.L. 413
Burroughs, F.R. Wrm., gem.
(D) 906
— Flº, Wm., gem. (D) 921
— Jmo. and Sir J., Gart. K.A.,
327; Norr. I.A. 329
— Saml., M. Chy. 396
Burrow, Jas., Pres. R. SOC.
4
bp.
Burrowes, Hy., L.M. Dbln.
641
— Rt., dm. Cork, 632
— Rt. Ed., K.H. 791
Burrows, Arth. Geo., gem.(D)
901 s
— Geo. amd sir G., Pres. Col.
I?h, 938
— Geo. Teym. Sc., gen. (D)
92
Mont., gem, (B) 869
Burscough, Wm., dm, Lism.
629; bp. Tim. A. and A. 639
Burslem, Nathl, K.H. 791
Burstall, Wm., M.R., 387
IBurston, Daml., dm. Wíord.
º
Burt, Wm. H., G. Leew. Isl.
72
7
Burton, S.L. 406
— Benj., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C.
Exc. Ir. 566
— Benj., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Ch., J.R.B. Ir. 579 ; S.L. Ir.
593
— Sir Ch., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Cuthb. Ward, gem. (D) 926
— Edm., dm. Killa. 614
— Edm. Fras., gem. (D) 928
— Fowl., gem. (D) 906
— Fras., J. Chest, 387; K.C.
415
— Sir Fras. N., G.C.H. 786
sir Jas. Horn, L.L. Kinc .
Burton—coºvt.
— Geo. Guy, adm. (H) 848
— Hy., K.B. 761
— Jas. Ryder, adm. (G) 841;
R.H. 791
— Jno., gen. (B) 868.
— Jno. de, M.R. 387
— Nap. Chr., gen, (A) 860
— Ralph, gen, (C) 871
— Rd. Fras., K.C.M.G. 798
— Th., bp. S. and M. 483
— Wm., C. Exc. 280
— Wrm., C. Treas. Ir. 561
— Wm. Mart., gen. (ID) 880
— Sir Winn. W., G. N.S.W. 703
Burton, lds.
— Hy., ld, form. H. Paget,
q.v., aft. E. of Uxbridge, q.v.
Burwaldus or Burwold, bp.
Wells, 427
Burwoldus (or Brithwaldus),
bp. Cnwall. 436
Bury, Ad. de, L.M. Lond. 489
— Geo. Butt, gen. (D) 889
— Rd. de, see Angarville
— Rd. Inc., adm. (A) 818
— Th. and sir T., B. Ex. 384;
C.B., Ex. 382; S.L. 411
— Wrm., Commr. Ir. 555
Bury, visc.
— Wrm. Coutts, visc., aft. Id.
Ashford, R.C.M.G. 796; P.C.,
# Tr. H. 291; U.S. War.
23
Busby, Wm. Beaum., dn.
Foch. 461
Bush, Bushe, and Busshe
— Ch. Kend., C.J.K.B. Ir. 578;
S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir, 592
— Fras. Whitt., Q.C. 420
— Gerv. Park., C. Acc. Ir. 567;
C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. Exc. Ir.
566
— Jno., M. Chy. 393
— J. Scott, G. Trin. 722-3
— Paul, bp. Brl. 439
-ºwn. gen. (D) 885; K.H.
7
Bushby, Th., adm. (H) 847
Bushe, see Bush
Bushell, Th., M.M. 246
Bushey, sir Jmo., Sp. H.C. 248
Bushir - ud - Dowlah, &c.,
K.C.I.E. 805
Bººk, Geo., Pres, Coll. Surg.
93%
Busshe, see Bush
Bussy, Myles, K.B. 759
*Bustamente, Pres. Mex. 103
*— M. B., Pres, Ugy. 111
* * same pers.
Bustamento, Jno. bp.
Ach. 612
austeed, Hy. Elmo., C.I.E.
S0
Buszard, Marst. Cl., Q.C. 419
Butcher, Arth., gem. (D) 915
— Saml., adm. (D) 824
— Saml., bp. Meath, 599
Bute, E and M. of
— John, 3rd E. of, Gr. St.
304; K.G. 742; K.T. 747; L.T.
157; P.C. 200; Prem. 143;
S. St. 224
— Jno., 4th E. and 1st M. Of,
form. Visc. Mountstuart, q.v.;
Amb. Spin. 124; L. L. Butesh.
508; L. L. Glam. 315
Jno., 2nd M. of, K.T. 748;
L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; L.L. Butesh.
508; L,L, Glam, 315
— Jno. Patr., 3rd M. of, K.T.
749
de,
Buteo, M. F., C. Ro. 42; Dt
RO. 43
— N. F., C. Ro. 42
Buthtir, G. Tob. 723
Butiler, see Butler
Butler, see also Boteler
— Barth., Hps, P.A. 343; R.
Cr. P.A. 335; Ulst. K.A. 572;
YK. H. 334
— Ch., IN.C. 416
— Edmél., abp. Cash. 625
— Edmoi., A.G. Ir, 588; J.K.B.
Ir. 578
— (or Boteler), sir Edmd.,
L.L. Ir. 550
— Sir Ed. Ger., gem. (C) 873
— Geo., dun. PbOro. 459
— Hy., gem. (D) 924
— hon. Hy. Ed., gem. (D) 882
— Hy. Mont., dm. Glr. 440
— Jas., gen. (B) 868
— Ja.s., K.C. 414
Jas., K.H., 791
Jas., aft. visc. Thurles,
and 9th E. of Ormond, q.v. ;
L. Treas. Ir. 559
— Jas. Arth., gem. (D) 891
Hºno, bp. Her. 442; bp. Oxf.
45
— Jno., gem. (I)) 898
— Jno., IX.B. 763
— Jos., b.p. Brl. 439;
Dham. 479; dun. St. P. 453
— Lill., din. Ard. 609
— Capt. N., G. Brmdal. 701
— Sir Nichs., C. Cus. 273-4;
P.C. 193
—- Percy Archd., gem. (D) 906
— Ph., Ath, P.A. 341 -
— Ph., IX, B. 763
— Regd., b.p. Her. 441; bp
Lich. and Cov. 444
— Rd., dm. Clonm. 600
— Saml., b.p. Lich. and COV.
and Lich. 444
Theob. and Sir T., L.J. Ir.
550; S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir. 591
Th., dh. Tha. 613
— Th., dun. Winds. 474
— Th., IN.B. 758
— Wm., K.B. 755
— Sir Wim., L.M. Lond, 490
— (or Boteler), Wm. Fitz-
Thos. le, L.D. Ir. 552
— Wrm. Fras., K.C.B. 781
— Wm. Hy. Ap., gen. (ID) 935
Wm. Jno., dn. Linc. 448
Butler-Bateman, see Bate-
IYY all
But son, Chr., bp. Clomf, and
K. 636; bp. Killoe. K. Cl, and
R. 636; dun. Wíord. 628
- Chr. Hy. G., dm. Kilmacd.
63 -
Butt, Chas. P., and Sir C.
J.P.D.A. 391; Q.C. 418
— Geo. Medd, Q.C. 417
auger, Arth. Don, gen, (D)
9
anºerneia, Wm., adm. (D)
bp.
Butterworth, Wm. J., gen,
(ID) 888
Buttler. See Butler
Buttolph, Th., dm. Rph. 602
Button, see also Bitton
– Th. de, bp. Exr. 436; dm.
Wells 428
Butts, Sir Augs. de, gem. (A)
§§§ Rö. Hº
— Eyt., dm. Cloy, 633
Iöt., b.p. Ely, 435; bp. Norw.
455; dia, Norw, 456
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
983
Buxhill, Buxhull, or Bur-
chull, Alan, Const. T.L. 320;
K.G. 734
Byam, Ed., gem. (D) 884
— Sir Wm., G. Antig. 728
Byde, Th., J.A.G. 937
Byerly, Rt., L.P.S. 240
*yºrs, Ch. Hopk., gen. (ID)
— Patr., gen. (D) 878
IByknore, see Bicknor
Byles, Jno. Barm. and Sir J.,
J.C.P. 380; Jud. Com. P.C.
; P.C. 218; P.P. 417; S.L.
Byng, Sir Geo., see lá. B., infra,
— Capt. Geo. Stev., aft. Visc.
Enfield, q.v., and lå. and, 2nd
E. Strafford, q.v.; Compt. H.
293; L.T. 160; P.C. 213; Sec.
B.C. 254; Tr. H. 291
— Sir Jno., aft. 1st là. and E.
Strafford. q.v.; G.C.H. 786
-i.hon. Hy. Dilke, adm. (IHI)
— Jno. and sir J., Comm. F.
Ir. 564; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 774
— hom. Jno., aft. 5th Wisc.
Torrington. q.v.; C. St. 284
hon. Jno., adm. (A) 814;
G. Newf, 700
— Jno. Clarke, adm. (IHI) 851
— hom. Pattee, aft. 2nd visc.
Torrington, q.v.; P.C. 198;
Tr. N. 256
— Hon. Rt., G. Béloes. 720
— Th., D. Arch. 420
Byrng, lds.
— sir Geo., aft. la. B. and
1st visc. Torrington, q.v.,
adm. (A) 813; L. Admy. 177;
P.C. 197; Tr. N.
Byngham, see Bingham
Bynteworth, see Wentworth
Byrd, see Bird
Byrne, Edm. Widd., Q.C. 420
— Jas., dm. Clonf. 637
— Th. Edm., gen. (D) 932
* Byron, See also Biron
-— Hy., G. I. Man, 665
— Jano., gem. (D) 934
— hon, Jno., adm. (A) 815;
G. Newfol. 700
— Jno. and sir J., K.B. 763;
Lt. T.L. 321
— Niclas., K.B. 757
— Rd., adm. (D) 823
Byron, lds.
— Geo. Ans, 7th lá, adm,
(D) 829; (G) 840
Byshe, – Winds. H. 331
— Ed, and sir E., Clar. K.A.
328; Gart. R.A. 327; Lanc. H.
3
333
Bysley, Th., Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Rbk. P.A. 344; Yk. H. 334
Bysse, Jno., C.B. Ex. Ir, 583;
Jºec. D'blin. 642
*gºesea, Hy. Fras., gen, (D)
926
6
— Jno., adm. (IH) 851; C.I.E.
806
Bython, see Bicknor
C.
Cabanas, T., Pres. Häas. 106
Cabellero, B., Pres. Pgy. 110
Cablathaick, K. Ir. 21
cºal, J. M., Pres. Dn. Rep.
Caceres, A. A., Dt. Pu. 109
Cadamo, Jno. de, M. Chy, 393
Cadar, abp. Lond. 450
Caddel, Jno., Rec. D'bln. 642
Cadell (2), Pr. Wls. 17
— Alexr., gen. (ID) 920
— Alexr. Tod., gen. (D) 917
— Ch., K.H. 791
— Rt., gen. (ID) 920
Cadeth (2), Pr. Wls. 17
Caldimano, J. M. P., Pres. Ecr.
108
Cadogan, hon, Cl. Sl., See lá.
C., infra,
— hom. Geo., gen. (ID) 897;
K.C.B. 781
Cadogan, lds. and E.
1st Cº'eation.
— Wm., aft. 1st là. and E.
Cad., Clk. O. 260; gen. (A)
857; K.T. 747; Lt. T.L. 322;
M.G.O. 258; P.C. 197
— Ch., 2nd lói., gem. (A) 858
277& Creation,
— hon. Ch. Sl., aft. 3rd ld,
and 1st E. Cad., M.M.C. 247
— Geo., 3rd E., adm. (ID) 826
— Hy. Ch., 4th E., C.Y.G.
298; P.C. 217
Geo. Hy., 5th E., L.P.S.
241; P.C. 220; U.S.C. 235;
J.S. War, 232
Caducan (2), bp. Bgr. 425
Cadw allon ab Jevaf, Pr. Wls.
16
Cadwgan ab Bleddyn (2), Pr.
WIS. 17
Cae—, see also Cea,
Caecus, A. C. (2), C. Ro. 41
Caedicius, Q., C. Ro. 42
Caena, abp. Yk. 485
Caenfelad, bp. Emly, 625
Caepio, see also Scipio
S., C. Ro. 42-3
. S., C. Ro. 44-5
Caer (Cahir or Carr), Jas. dn.
Trm. 613
Calermerill, bp. St. Dav. 464
Caesar, see also Octavianus
and Augustus
Ch., Tr. N. 256
— Sir Ch., M. Chy. 395; M.R.
388
— C. J. (5), C. R.O. 46; (4) Dt.
Ro. 46; Tr. Ro. 46
— (d'Este), D. MIda. 53
— Hy., dm. Ely, 435
— Jul., gen, (C) 871
— Jul. and Sir J., J. Adm. Ct.
422
— Jul, and sir Jul., C.G.S. 356;
M. Chy. 395; M.R. 388
— Tu. J., C. RO, 45-6
— S. J., C. R.O. 44-5
— Th., Curs. B. Ex. 386
cºminus, L.C.P., C. Ro.
Cafe, Wm. Mart., gen. (D)
925
Caffin, Jas. Crawf, and Sir J.,
adm. (G) 843; K.C.B. 783
Cahir, see Caer
cºasac, Wm. Legh., gen. (D)
Caiian (St.), bp. Down, 603
cºllard, Camille F. D., C.C.J.
40
Caine, lt.-col., G. H. Kong,
673
Wm. S., L. Admy. 186
Cairbre-Cinncait, K. Ir. 21
— -Liffea chair, K. Ir. 21
Caird, Ja.s., K.C.B. 784
Cairioll, K. Ir. 21
Cairlan, bp. Am. 595
Cairncross, see also Carn-
CIOSS
— Alexi., abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Brn. 531; b.p. Rph. 601
— Alexr., K.H. 791
— Rt., bp. Ross. 535; L.H.T.
Sc. 497
Cairnes, Jno. Ell., K.H. 790
Cairns, Hugh, see la, C. infra.
— Wm. Wellm. and sir"W.,
G. Br. Hond. 714; G. Nev.
730; G., Qland. 706; G. S.
Austr. 706; G: St. Xtr. 729;
G. Trin. 722; K.C.M.G. 797
Cairns, lds, and E.
— Hugh McC., aft. Sir H. and
1st là. and E. Cairns, A.G. 400 ;
Jud. Com. P.C. 361; Ld. Chanc.
358; T.J. App. 389; P.C. 217;
Q.C. 417 ; S.G. 402
Cairny, Rt. de, bp. Dkld, 533
Caithnessy E. of, see culso E.
of Orkney
— Geo., E. Of, L.H.A. Sc. 499
— Wm., E. of, L.H.A. Sc.
499
— Jas., 12th E. of, L.L. Cness.
509; Postm. G. Sc. 503
14th E. of, L.L.
Cness. 509
— Geo. Ph. Alexr., 15th E. of,
L.L. Cness. 509
§: Pr. Ro. 33
alatinus, A. A. (2), C, *
ci. # º, A. (2) Fo
alcraft, Sir Gramv. Th., gen.
(C) 873 geIn
— Hy. Geo., Sec. B.T. 270
— Jno., Clk, O. 260; P.C.
211; Paym. G. 244
Jno., gen, (A) S60
— Th., gem. (IB) 866
Calder, sir Hy., G. Gibr. 670;
gen. (C) 872
— Sir Jas., C. St. 2S3
º sº (D) 885
— Sir Rt., adm. (A tº
R.C.E. 773 (A) 817;
– Wm., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
cºlderon, F. G. Pres. Pu.
Calderwood, sir W., Ld.
Sess. 520
Calderwood - Henderson -
Durham, see Durham
Caldus, C. C., C. Ro. 45
Caldwall, Wm., Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
Caldwell, Alexr. and Sir A.,
gen. (D), 876; G.C.B. 769;
K.C.B. 776
Hºpeniº adm. (A)815; G.C.B.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-950
984
INDEX OF NAMES.
Caldwell—cont.
— Jas. Lill. and Sir J., gen.
(D) 876; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B.
776 :
— Matth., G. I. Man. 666
Caledon, Dupré, 2nd E. Of,
G.C.G.H. 679; K.P. 751; L.L.
Tyr. 571
Calentis, Q. F., C. R.O. 46]
Caleto, Jno. de, Jy. 365
Caley, Hy. Fras., gen. (D) 890
Calfe, Rd. (2), bp. Down, 603
Calfhill, Jno., bp. Worc. 473
Calichiopulo, Alt., K.C.M.G.
796
— Amg., K.C.M.G. 796
— Stamo, G.C.M.G. 794
Caligula, Emp. R.O. 47
Calixtus, I. to III., P. Ro. 32,
34-5
Call, Geo. Flº. H., gem. (D) 906
Callaghan, Jerem. Th.
Fitz-G., G. Labm. 675
— Th. Fitz-G., G. Bah. Isl.
716; G. Falk. Isl. 731; G.
Galmb. 686
Callan, Geo. Field, visc., K.B.
(1625) 762
Callaway, Hy, bp. Br. Kaffr.
681 4
Callendar, Campb., gem. (A)
•) RQ
$62
Callice, Rt., S.L. 409
Callis, Smith, adm. (A) 814
Callow, Wrm., J.C.P. 378
Callwey, Wm., K.B. 759
Calmady, Ch. Holmes Ev.,
adm. (A) 816
Callowe (or Collow), Wm., S.L.
0
7 º
Calpurnianus, M. P. P., C.
RO. 46
O.
Calthorp and Calthorpe
– Ch. and sir C., A.G.
588; J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Chr., lx.13. 763
., K.B. 764
— Le S., S.L. 410
— (or Colthrop) Mart., L.M.
Lond. 491
hom. Som. Jno. (Gough),
gen. (D) 910
Walt., bp. Norw, 454
— Wm., K.B. 757
Calthrop, Hy., Rec. Lond.
94
4
Calverley, sir Hugh, L.H.A.
173
Calvert, Felix, C. Exc. 278;
gen. (D) 882
— Flk., Q.C. 417 e
— sir G., aft. li. Baltimore,
q.v., S. St. 223
— sir Harry, G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; gen. (A) 861;
L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
— Pet., D. Arch. 421; J. Pr.
Ct. 421; Vic. Gen. 422
Th. J., Wän. Chr. Ch.
Manch. 481
sir. Wm., L.M. Lond, 492
Calvilegh, Hugh, G. Ch. Isl.
667
Calvinus, C. D. (4), C. Ro. 40,
4
— C. S., C. R.O. 45
— T. V. (2), C. Ro. 40-1
Calvo, B., Pres. Pan, 107
Calvus, C. C. S., C. Ro. 43
— L. C. M., C. Ro. 44
Calwylegh, Dav. de, dm. St.
As. 463
Camac, Sir Burg., gen. (D) 879
t
Camargo, S., Pres. C.R. 106
Cambacérès, Csl. Fr. 24; Off.
Nap. 26. -
Carmbell, see also Campbell
— Sir Ja.s., L.M. Lond. 491
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
Cambhou, Walt. de, J. It. 368
cºrege, Wrm., L.M. Lond.
Cambrensis, Gir., bp. St.
Dav. 464
Cambridge, Jno. de, K.B. 755
Cambridge, E. and D. of
Plantagemet Family.
— Edmd., 1st E. of, aft. D.
York, q.v., IK.G. 733; W.C.P.
318
Hamilton Family.
— Jas., 1st E. of, also 2nd M.
of Hamilton, q.v.
— Wrm., 3rd E. of, also 2nd
D. Hamilton, q.v., K.G. 740
Stuart Family.
— Ja.s., 1st D. of, K.G. 740
Issue of Geo. III.
— Pr. Adolph Flº., 1st D. of
(see also Adolphus), F.M. 856;
.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 785;
G.C.M.G. 794; gem. (A) 859;
Gr. Mast. M.G. 794; K.G.
742; P.C. 207
Pr. Geo. Wm. Fk. Ch., 2nd
D. of (see also George), C. Ch.
855; F.M. 856; G.C.B. 769;
G.C.H. 786; G.C.I.E. 805;
G.C.M.G.,795; G.C.S.I. 801;
gen. (D) 881; Gr. Mast. M.G.
794; K.G. 743; K.P. 751; K.T.
749; P.C. 216
— Augusta, W. L., DSS. of,
Cl. Ind. 809
Cambuslang, Walt., bp.
Dnbl. 532
Cambyses, K. Pers. 99
Camden, Wm., Clar. IX.A.
328; Richm. H. 333
Camden, lds., E., and M.
— Ch., 1st lá, and 1st E.,
form. Sir Ch. Pratt, q.v.,
L.P.C. 188; Ild. Chanc. 357
— Jno. Jeffr., 2nd E. and 1st
M., form. J. J. Pratt and
visc. Bayham, q.v., Jud.
Com. P.C. 360; K.G. 743;
! ..L. Ir. 557; L.L. Rent, 309;
#9. 188; W. and C. Sec.
30
— Geo. Ch., 2nd M., form. E.
of Brecknock, q.v., K.G. 744;
L.L. Brec. 315
Camelford, Th., 1d., form. Th.
Pitt, q.v.
Camell, See also Cammell
— Wni. de, dm. Wells 428
Camera, Wm. de, LJ. Clk.
516
Camerinus, S. S., C. Ro. 39
Cameron, Alan and Sir A.,
gen. (B) 867; K.C.B. 774
— Alexr. and Sir A., gem. (D)
877; K.C.B. 776
Ch., G. Bah. Isl. 716; G.
Mlta. 671
— Don., L.L. Ind. 510
— Don. Rod., gem. (D) 934
— Duncan Alexr. and Sir D.,
gen. (D) 893; G.C.B. 770;
R.C.B. 779
—- Ed. Jas., G. Virg. Isl. 731
— JnJ. bp. Glasg, 536; Lid.
Chanc. Sc. 515; L.P.S. Sc. 500;
Sec. St. Sc. 501
— Jno., gen, (D) 905
Cameron—cont.
— Jno. and Sir J-, gen. (B)
869; K.C.B. 774
— Patr., gen. (D) 878
— Th. Mackm, gem. (ID) 891
K Wm. Gord., gen (D) 919;
H. 790
cºidge, Ch. Ed., bp. Bhurst.
Camillus, L. F. (2), C. Ro.
40-1; Dib. Ro. (2) 40 h
— M. F. (5), Dt. Ro. 39–40
Cammell, see also Camell
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Camois and Camoys
— Ralph de, W.C.P. 318
— Rd., K.B. 755
— Th. de, or lòl, C., K.G.
(1415) 735
Camon, gem., K.C.B. 778 -
Campbell, See also Cambell,
Camlmell, and Cannell
— — G. Tob. (1810) 723
— Alam., gem. (C) 872
— Alexr., b.p. Brm. 531
— Alexr., C. Exc. 281-2
— Alexr., gen. (A) 860
— Alexr., gen. (B) 866
— Alexr., K.H. 790
— Alexr. and Sir A., C.C.
Mdras. 657; gen. (IB) 867;
I.C.B. 775; G. Ont, 692 ;
R.C.M.G. 797
— sir Alexr. (Cesmock), aft.
2nd E. Of Marchmont, q.v.,
Lól. Sess. 520 -
— Alexr. Hy. Ed., gen, (ID)
929
— hon. Alexr. Hume, R.C.
415; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Andr., gen. (ID) 888
— Archd. and sir A., C.C.
Mdras. 657; G. Jam. 712; G.
Mdras. 656; gen. (C) 872;
R.B. 765
— sir Archd., G.C.B. 768 ; G.
N. Brk. 695; gen. (B) 869;
K.C.B. 774
— Archd., gen. (B) 867
— Archd., gem. (C) 875
— Archd., L.L. Renfw. 511
— Archd., Ld. Sess. 520
— hon. Archd., bp. Abdn. 540;
Sc. b.p. 545
Tº" Archd., Comm. Tr. Sc.
— Ch., gen. (C) 873
— Ch., gen. (ID) 895
— Ch. Stuart., gen. (D) 884
— Ch. Wm., gen. (D) 929
— Colin, adm. (IHI) 844
— Colin, C. Cus. 275; C. Cus.
SC, 504
— Colin and sir C., aft. 16.
Clyde, q.v., C.C. Ind. 651 ;
G.C.B. 769; gen. (ID) 884;
E.C.B. 777
— Colin and sir C., G. Ceyl.
672; G. N. Sc. 695; G. Tob.
723; gem. (B) 869; K.C.B.
774
— sir Colin,
G. Gibr. 670;
gen. (B) 867
— sir Colin, Ld. Sess. 520
— Colin Yorke, adm. (HI) 849
— Dav. Wilk., C.I.E. 807
— Den., dn. Lim. 639; bp.
Dry. 601
— Donald, adm. (A) 819
— Donald, adm. (HI) 844
— Donald, bp. Brn. 531 ; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Donald, gen. (ID) 889
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952. .
INDEX OF NAMES.
985
Campbell—comt,
-ºir Donald, G. Pr. Ed. Isl.
— Dug., gem. (C) 874
— Dumc., gen. (A) 860
— Dunc., gen. (C) 872
— Fras., gen. (ID) 890
— FK., gen. (D) 883
— lá. Fla., B.C. 252; B.P. 267;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 562; L.P.S. Sc.
501; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; P.C.
201; V. Treas. Ir. 560
— FR. Archd., adm. (E) 835
— Fk. Alexr. and Sir F., gen.
(D) 907; K.C.B. 781
— Geo., gen. (C) 872
— Geo., gen. (ID) 892
— Geo., gen. (D) 901
— Geo. and sir G., adm. (A)
817; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
Geo., Ch. Com. Cent. Pr.
655; K.C.S.I. 803; L.G. Bgal.
652; M.C.I. 647
Tºon Geo. Pryse, adm. (HI)
— sir Guy, gen. (D) 879
— sir Hy., C. Tx. 285
— Hy. Dund., G. Si. Le. 685
— Hy. Fk. and Sir H., gen.
#! 862; G.C.H. 786; K.C.B.
— sir Hew, Ld. Sess, 519
—ºugh Archd. B., gen. (ID)
7
— Ilay, Ld. Adv. 526; L.P.
Ch. Sess. 516; S.G. Sc. 526
— J., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Jas., gen. (B) 866
— Jas., gen. (B) 867
— Jas., gen, (C) 872
— Jas., gen. (ID) 883
Hºus, gen. (ID) 885; K.H.
— Jas., gen. (ID) 910
— Jas. and sir J., G. Ceyl. 672;
G. Gren. 724; gen. (C) 874;
K.C.B. 775; K.C.H. 787
— hon. Ja.s. aft. Sir Jas., gem.
(IB) 864; K.B. 764
— sir Jas., C. Cus. 275; C.
Cus. Sc. 503
— Sir Jas., Compt. Sc. 498
— Sir Jas., G.C.H. 786; gen.
(B) 867
— sir Jas., gen. (C) 874
— Sir Jas., Ly. K.A. 513
— Jas. C., b.p. Bgr. 426
— Jas. Macm., C.I.E. 807
— Jno., see lil. C. infra,
39 Jno., Acct G. 397; M. Chy.
7
Jno., adm. (A) 815; G.
Newfol. 700
Jno., bp. Arg. 538
— Jno., b.p. Isl. 539
— Jno., C. Cus. 275; C. Cus.
So, 503
— Jno., gen. (A) 859
— Jno., gem. (C) 872
— Jno., gen. (D) 891
→ºno, Jy. Sc. 523; Tud. Sess,
5
— Jno., K.H. 791
2}: Jno., L. Admy, 178
‘k Jno., L.T. 157
* Poss. Same, pers.
— Jno., L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Jno. and sir J. (of Lundy),
L.H.T. Sc. 497; Lud. Sess. 518
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (D)
888; K.C.S.I. 803
Campbell—cont.
*— Sir Jmo., G. St. Vin. 725
>}: sir Jno., gen. (ID) 889
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno. Dougl., gen. (D).906
— Jno. Fl., gen. (A) 859
Jno. Fras. Gl., gen. (D)
895
— Jno. Hooke, Ly. K.A. 513
Ts sir Jno. Nichs. Rt., K.C.H.
789
— Jno. Penn., gen. (D) 932
91 Jno. Pet. Wm., gen. (D)
— sir Jno. Wm., gen. (D)
931
— Melf., G. Nev. 730
— Napier Geo., gen. (ID) 92
— Neil, bp. Arg. 538
— Neil, bp. Isl. 540
— sir Neil, G. Si. Le. 685; gen.
(C) 874
— Patr., gen. (ID) 881
— Patr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Patr. and sir P., adm (A)
820; K.C.B. 776
— Patr. Jno., gen, (D) 930
— Pet., gen. (IB) 864
— Pryse, L.T. 157
— Rt., gem. (B)869
→ *. and Sir R., Chm. E.I. Co.
— Theoph., dm. Drom. 606
— Th. Hay, gen. (ID) 911
— Wm., C. St. Ir. 568
— Wrm., G. Brmdal, 701
— Wm., gen. (ID) 882
Campbell, lds.
— Jno., aft. Sir J. and 1st là.C.,
A.G. 400; C.D.L. 243; C.J.Q.B.
370; Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.C.
416; Lá. Chanc, 358; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 577; P.C. 214; Q.C.
417; S.G. 402; S.L. 413
Campbell-Bannerman, see
Bannerman
Campejus, Lawr., bp. Sal. 467
Camperdown, Rt. Dund., 1st
E. of, K.T. 748
— Rt. A. P. H., 3rd E. of, L.
Admy, 185
Campero, N., Pres, Bol. 109
Campion and Campyon
— Abrm., dm. Linc. 448
— Hub., adm. (HI) 852
— (or Champion), Wm., dm.
Ferns, 623
W. B., S.L. Ir. 593
Campo, R., Pres. S. Salv. 106
Campyon, see Campion
Camvill, Ger. de, J. It. 366
— Rd. de, L.H.A. 170
— Th. de, Jy. 364
Canal, B., Pres. Hti. 105
Canalizo, Pres. Mex. 103
Candy, Gco., Q.C. 420
Cane, Maur., C. Acc. Ir. 567
Canina, C. C. (2), C. Ro. 41
Caning Or Canings, Th.,
L.M. Lond. 490
Canmore, Ev., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
4
---
51
Cannan, Alexr., gem. (D) 912
Canning, Geo., Amb. Pgl. 124;
B.C. 252; Ch. Ex. 165; F. Sec.
228; G.G. Ind. 648; L.T. 159;
P.C. 206; Paym. G. 244; Prem.
146; Pres. B.C. 253; Tr. N.256;
|U.S.F. 229
— Geo., aft. 1st lá. Garvagh,
QI.19.
— Hy., Amb. G. St. 122; Amb.
H. Tras. 120
Canning—cont.
— Stratford and sir S., aft. 1d.
Str. de Redcliffe, q.v. Amb.
Bgm. 123; Amb. G. St. 122;
Amb. Gr. &c. 128; Amb. Russ.
125; Amb. Spn. 124; Amb.
Swz. 113; Amb. TRy. 129;
Amb. U.S.A. 132; G.C.B. 772;
P.C. 210
Canning, visc. and E.
Ch. J., 2nd Visc., aft. 1st E.,
C.W.F. &c. 272; G.C.B. 772;
G.G. Ind. 649; K.G. 744; P.C.
# ; Postm. G. 239; U.S.F.
-ms
0
Cannon, Ed. St. Leger., adm.
II) 848
— Rt., dn. Linc. 448
Canseco, P. D., Pres. Pu. 109
Cant, Andr. Or Dav., bp. Glas.
543; Sc. Bp. 545
Cantelon, Nichs. de, K.B. 754
Cantebrig, Jno. de, J.C.P.
377; S.L. 406
— Th. de, B. Ex. 383; C.B.
Ex. 381
Cantelewe, Wm., K.B. 757
Canterbury, Ch., 1st visc.,
form. C. Manners-Sutton, q.v.
— Jno. Hy. Th., 3rd visc.,
form. hon. J. H. Manners
Sutton, q.v.; G.C.M.G. 795
cºupe, Arm. F. de, dn. St.
. 45
— (or Normannus), Sim. de,
L.K. 353
— Th. de, bp. Her. 441; Ld.
Chanc. 353
— Walt. de, bp. Worc. 472; J.
It. 367
— Wm. de, J. It. 367; Jy. 364
Cantock, Th., bp. Emly, 625;
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574
Cantok, Jno., dm. Cloy, 632
Canton, Gerald, bp. Cloy. 630
Cantrell, Jos. T., C.C.J. 403
Cantwell, Jno., abp. Cash. 625
— Ol., bp. Oss, 620
Canute, K.E. 4
— K. Sw. 92
— II. to VI., K. DK. 93
Calolbhach, K. Ir, 21
Capadose, Maj., G. Trin. 722
Capel and Capell, see also
Cappel
— Ed., E.S.P. 301
— Hy., see lä. C. infra
— hon. Th. Bl. and Sir T.,
adm. (A) 820; G.C.B. 749;
R.C.B. 776
— hon. Th. Ed., gen. (A) 863
— Sir Winn., L.M. Lond. 490
Capel, lds.
— Hy, and sir H., aft. la. C.
of Tewkesbury, R.B. 763; L.
Admy. 175; L.J. Ir, 555; L.T.
155; P.C. 192-3
Capella, see
IRupella,
cºelianus, Petr., dm. Kild.
l
— Wm., Ld. Clk. Reg. 524
Capellen, bar. Van de, IX.C.B.
75
Cappela and
7
cagenhurst, Th. de, M. Chy.
93
Capito, C. F., C. Ro. 47
Capitolinus, M. M., C. Ro. 39
— P. M., Dt. Ro. 40
— S. T. M., C. Ro. 38
— T. Q. C., Dt. Ito. 39
Capon, Dav., gen. (I)) .887;
K.C.B. 779
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
63
986
INDEX OF NAMES.
Cappadoca, Giov., G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.M.G. 796
Cappel, see also Capel
so; b. Jas. Lepp., K.C.I.E.
Cappela, Rd, de, bp. Her. 441
Caprarius, C. C. M., C. Ro. 45
Caractacus, K. Sc. 18
Caradoc, see also Cradock
— Jno. Pras. and Sir J., aft.
1st là. Howden, q.v., C.C.
Mdra.s. 657; G. C.G.H. 679;
gen. (A) 860; G.C.B. 767 ;
K.B. 766
— hon. Jno. Hob., aft. 2nd
ld. Howden, q.v., Amb. Bgm.
123; Amb. TRy. 129
Carberry or Carbery
— Rd., ld. Vaugham, and 2nd
E. of, P.C. 190
— Jno., 3rd E. of, L. Aduly.
176; Pres. R. Soc. 940
Carbo, C. P. (3), C. Ro. 45
Carbonel, Rd., K.B. 756
Carden, Geo., gem. (TD) 934
— Jno. Surm., adm. (ID) 825;
(G) 840
Tºº Rt. Walt., L.M. Lond.
49
— Sir Th., Lt. T.L. 321
Cardenas, A., Pres. Nic. 106
Cardew, &eo. gen. (ID) 882
— Hy., gen. (D) 926
Cardiff, E. of
— Hy., ld., aft. E. of Pem-
broke, q.v. K.B. 760
Cardigan, E. of
— Geo., 4th E. of, aft. 1st D.
of Montagu, q.v., Const. W.
Cast. 322; K.G.742
— Jas., 5th E. of, Comst. W.
Ca,St. 322
— Jas. Th., 7th E. of, gem.
(ID) 885
— Geo. Wm. Fk., 8th E. Of,
also 2nd M. of Ailesbury,
q.v., K.C.B. 777
Cardonnell, Jas., C. Cus. Sc.
50
4
— Mansf., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Cardross, lds., see E. of
|Buchan
Cardwell, Edw., aft. 1st Visc.,
C.D.L. 243; C. Sec. 235; Ch.
Sec. Ir. 563; P.C. 216; Pres.
B.T. 269; Sec. Tr. 163; W
Sec. 232
Carent, Nichs., dm. Wells, 429
Carew and Carewe
— Sir Benj. Hall., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768
— Fras. (2), K.B. 763
Geo., dn. Brl. 440; dri. Chr.
Ch. Oxf. 457; dm. Exr. 437;
dr. Winds. 474
— Geo., M. Chy. 395
— Sir Geo., aft. E. of Totnes,
q.v., L.G.V. 259
— 1d Geo., see lá. Clapton
— Geo. O'Br. Theod., C.I.E.
807
— Hy., Tell. Ex. 167
— sir Jno. de, L.J. Ir. 551
— Sir Matth., M. Chy. 395
— Nichs., C. St. 283
— Sir Nichs., Chambn. EX. 166
— Sir Nichs., K.G. 737; M.H.
301
— Reg. P., B.T. 268; P.C. 207;
|U.S. Home, 227
— Rd. de, bp. St. Dav. 464
— Sir Th., L.H.A. 173
— Wym., K.B. 760
Carew, lds.
— Rt. Sh., 2nd ló., K.P. 751;
II.I. Wexf. 571
Carey and Cary
— Fras., gen. (ID) 909
— Geo., dm. Exr. 437
— sir Geo., L.J. Ir. 554
— hon. Geo., gen. (A) 858
— Geo. Jackson, G. Vict. 704;
gen. (D) 902 -
— Hy. and Sir Hy., aft. 1st
visc. Falkland, q.v., Compt.
H. 292; K.B. 762
— Hy., aft. 1st visc. Rochford,
and 1st E. of Dover, q.v.,
R.B. 762
— Jas., b.p. Exr. 436; bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444
— Jno., B. Ex. 383; C.B. EX.
381; S.L. 407
— Jno., aft. Visc. Rochford,
and 2nd E. Of Dover, q.v.,
R.B. 763
— Mordecai, bp. Clonf. and
K. 636; bp. Rilla. and Ach.
613
— sir Oct., (C) 875;
E.C.H. 788
— Pet. Stafford, aft. Sir P.,
Blf. Gsey. 669; gen. (A) 863
— hon. Plant. P., adm. (G)
842
— Bt., gen. (ID) 908
Th., B. Ex. Ir. 584
— Th., K.H. 789
— Th., gen. (C) 874
— Th. Alph., gem. (D) 933
— Th. Aug., gem. (D) 915
— Th. Pr., gen. (ID) 925
— Val., bp. Exr. 437; dr. St.
P. 453
— Walt., B.T. 264
— Wrm., b.p. Exr. 437; bp. St.
As. 462
— Wrm. Dob., gen. (ID) 932
Carfrae, Jno., gem. (ID) 878
Carhampton, E. of
Hy. L., 2nd E. of, Comm.
F. Ir. 564; gen. (A) 859
— Jno., 3rd E. of, form. hon.
J. Luttrell and Luttrell-
Olmius, q.v., C. Cus. 282
Caridi, sir Vitt., G.C.M.G. 794;
R.C.M.G. 796
Carilefo (or Carilepho), Wm.
; bp. Dham, 478; Ch. Jr.
36
gen.
Carinus, Emp. Ro. 48
Carhill, Chr., Carl. H. 339;
Norr. K.A. 329
Carlaverock, sir Eum. M.,
1d., L.G.C. Sc. (1258) 506
Carleton and Carlton, see
also Karleton
— Dudley, see lá. C. infra
— Geo., bp. Chich. 433; bp.
Llff. 449
— Ger., dm. Pboro. 458
— Guy, bp. Brl. 439 ;
Chich. 433; dri. Carl. 476
— Guy and sir Guy, aft. 1st
ld. Dorchester, q.v., G. Can.
691; G. N. Brk. 695; G. N. Sc.
695; K.B. 765
— Hy. Alexr., gen. (ID) 904
— Hugh, C.G.S. Ir. 576;
C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.G. Ir, 589;
S.L. Ir. 592
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Jno. de, B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Jno. de, dm. Wells, 428
— Pet., dn. Killoe. 637
— Rt., dn. Cork, 632
bp.
Carleton and Carlton—cont.
— (or Charleton), Rt. de,
C.J.C.P. 375; K.B. 755
— Th., gen. (A) 859
— (or Karleton), Wm. de, B.
Ex. 382; C.B. Ex. (?) 381
Carlton, lds.
Carleton Family.
— Dudley and Sir D., aft. lil.
C. and visc. Dorchester, q.v.,
S. St. 223; W.C.H. 296
JBoyle Family.
— Hy., 1st là., form. hon. Hy.
Doyle, q.v., L.P.C. 188; L.
Treas. Ir. 559; P.C. 196
Carlingford, Chich. S., ld.,
form. Chichester S. Fortes-
cue, q.v., aft. 2nd ló. Cler-
mont, q.v., Jud. Com, P.C.
362; L.P. 752; L.P.C. 188;
Tu.P.S. 241
Carlisle, sir Anthy., Pres.
Coll. Surg. 939
— Nichs., K.H. 790
Carlisle, Earls of
Bay Family.
— Jas., 1st E. of, form. li.
Hay, q.v.; K.G. 739
Howard I'amily.
— Ch., 1st E. of, G. Jam. 712
— Ch., 3rd E. of, Const. T.L.
321; Const. W. Cast. 322;
Dep. E.M. 327; L.T. 155-6;
P.C. 194 t
— Hy., 4th E. of, K.G. 742
— Fk., 5th E. of, K.G. 742;
R.T. 747; L.L. Ir. 557; L.L.
Yorks. E.R. 313; L.P.S. 241;
L.S.H. 290; P.C. 203; Pres.
B.T. 266; Tr. H. 291
— Geo., 6th E. of, form. Visc.
Morpeth, q.v.; C.W.F. &c.
271; K.G. 743; L.P.S. 241
— Geo. W. F., 7th E. of, form.
ld. Morpeth, q.v. ; C.D.L.
243; K.G. 744; L.L. Ir. 557-8
Carlorna.m. (2), K. Fr. 23
Carlos, D. Pnna. 53
Carlton, see Carleton
Carlyon, Ed., gen. (D) 885
Carmarthen, M. of
— Th., 1st M. of, form. Th.
and lå. Osborne, visc. Lati-
mer, and E. of Danby, q.v.,
aft. 1st D. of Leeds, q.v.;
L.H.S. 286
— Pereg., M. of, aft. 2nd D.
of Leeds, q.v., adm. (A) 813
— Fk. G., M. of, aft. 5th D. of
Leeds, q.v., H. Sec. 226; Amb.
Fr. 112; L.L. Yorks. E.R.
313; P.C. 203
Carmichael,Ch.M.,gen.(ID)887
— Sir Danl., Comm. Tr. Sc,
497
— Geo., b.p. Glasg. 536
— Hugh Lyle, gen. (C) 873
— sir Jas., Comm. Tr. Sc.
§ L.J. Clk. 516; Ld. Sess.
9
— hon. Wnn., abp. Dbln. and
Gl. 616; bp. Clonf. and K.
636; bp. Ferns and L. 622;
bp. Meath, 599
Carmichael, lds.
— Jno., ld., aft. E. Hyndford,
q.v., L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; L.P.S.
SC, 501
Carnac, Jas. Rivett- and sir J.,
ºn. Co. 645; G. Bbay.
*)
Jno. Rivett-, adm. (G) 842
— Jno. Hy. Rivett-, C.I.E. 806
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
987
Carnarvon, E. and M. of
Brydges IFamily.
— Hy., M. of, aft. 2nd D. of
Chandos, q.v., K.B. 764
Herbert Family.
— Hy, 1st E. of, M.H. 302;
P.C. 208
— Ja.s., M. of, aft. 1st D. of
gºndos, q.v., L.L. Hants,
1
— Hy. H. M., 4th E. of, C.
Sec. 235; L.L. #ºnts; 311;
#" Ir. 558; P.C. 217; U.S.C.
Carncross, See also Cairm-
Cl’OSS
— Jos. Hugh and sir J., gem.
(B) 870; K.C.B. 775
— Ed. and sir E., M. Chy.
394
Carnegie and Carnegy
— Alexr., gen, (ID) 888
— Alexr., gem. (ID) 926
— Dav., Ld. Sess., aft. 1d. C.
and 1st E. of Southesk, 517
— Geo. Full., gem. (D) 913
— Sir Jas., aft. E. of Southesk,
(1.7)., $1855), L.L. Kinc. 510
Patr., C.I.E. 806
— sir Rt., Ld. Sess. 518
— hon. Swynf. Th., adm. (ID)
833; (E) 834; (F) 838; L.
Admy. 184; L.T. 161
Carney (or Kermey), sir Rd.,
Ulst. K.A. 572
cºmot, M. F. Sadi-, Pres. Fr.
Carnoth, Jno. de, bp. Brm. 531
Carnwarth, Rt. Alex., 7th E.
of, gen. (B) 869
Arth.Alex., 10th E. of, form.
hom. A. A. Dalzell, q.v.
Carnsto, Th. de, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
Caro, J. J., Pres. Mex. 103
Caroline (2), Q.C.E. 8
— -Augusta-Maria (iss. Geo.
II.), Pr. E. 14
— -Matilda (g. dall. Geo. II.),
Pr. E. 14
Caron, Josh. Ph., K.C.M.G.
798
— R. E., G. Queb. 694
Carpenter, Benj., gen. (A) 858
— Geo., gem. (ID) 876
— Jas., adm. (A) 818
— Jno., § WOrc. 473
— Jno., K.H. 791
— Th. Dav., gen. (ii)) 894
— hon Walt. Cec., adm. (E)
83
7
— Wm. Boyd, bp. Rip. 482
Carpenter, lds.
— Geo., ld., gem. (B) 864
Carr and Carre, Seá also Caer
and Kerr
— Ch., b.p. Killoe. 634
— Ed., gen. (B) 865
— Geo., Ld. Sess. 520
— Hy. Wm., K.C.B. 775
— (or Kerr), Jno., dm. Ard.
609
— Rd., aft. E. of Somerset,
q.v., K.B. (1603) 761
— sir Rt., C.D.L. 242 ; P.C.
191-2
— Rt. Riddell, adm. (IHI) 846
— Rt. Ja.s., bp. Chich. 433;
bp. Worc. 473; dim. Her. 442
— Th., b.p. Bbay. 661
— Wrm., C. Exc. 279
— Wnn., Curs. B. Ex. 386
Carrell, Jno., S.L. 408
Carrera, R., Pres. Gua. 105
Carrerg, Alexr. de, Ld. Clk.
Reg. 524
Carrick, sir Jno., Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
Carrinas, C., C. Ro. 46
dºington, Fk., K.C.M.G.
7 -
— Jno. Worr., G. Tob. 7
Carrington, lds.
— Rt. Jno., 2nd Id., L.L.
Bucks, 306
— Ch. Rt., 3rd lä., C.G.A. 300;
G.C.M.G. 795; G. N.S.W. 703;
L.G.C. 288; P.C. 220
- Charl A. A., lady, L.G.C.
Carrion, G., Pres. Ecr. 108
cºon, Sir Geo., L.M. Lond.
49
— Redm., L.M. D'blin. 642
— Wm. and Sir W., L.M
Dbln. 642
— Wm. Fairbr. and Sir W.,
adm. (ID) 828; K.C.B. 777 ;
L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Sir Winn. Park, gen. (IB)
870; K.C.H. 788
Carrow, Jno. M., C.C.J. 403
cºusa, Ch.Demet., G.C.M.G.
9
7
cºuthers, Walt., gem. (C)
87
Carson, Th., dn. Kilm. 609;
bp film. E. and A. 609
Carswell, Jno., b.p. Isl. 539
Cartaret, see Carteret
Carter, Ch., adm. (D) 824
— Fk. Bowk. Tedd. and sil:
F., G. Newfol. 700; K.C.M.G.
797
— Geo. Markh., gem. (ID) 915
Gilb. T., G. Gamb. 686
— Jno., adm. (ID) 829; (G)
840
— Jno., K.H. 791
— Juno., L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno. Bonham-, L.T. 161
— Lawr. and Sir L., B. Ex.
384; S.L. 411
— Rd., adm. (A) 813
— Rd., adm. (H) 853
— Th., dm. Th. 613
— Th., M.B. Ir. 585; Sec. St.
Ir. 562
— Th. Wren, adm. (IP) 831;
(E') 838
Carteret and Cartaret, Ed.
Postm, G. 238
— sir Geo., B.T. 263; G. Jsey.
667; L. Admy, 175; P.C. 190;
Tr. N. 256; V.C.H. 296; V.
Treas. Ir. 559
— Ph, de, G, Ch. Isl. 667
Cartaret, lds.
Carteret Family.
— Jno., ld., aft. 2nd Visc. C.
and E. Granville, q.v., L.L.
It. 556
Thymme Family.
— Hy. Fk., aft. 1st là. C.,
form. hom. H. F. Thynne,
#;" Blf. Jsey, 668; Postm. G.
— Jno., ld., form. li. Jno.
Thynne, q.v.
Carthage (St.), bp. Lism. 626
Carthagh (St.), bp. Oss. 620
Carthew, Jas., adm. (A) 820
— Mord., gen. (I)) 894
— Th., S.L. 411
Carthilinthus, K. Sc. 18
Cartier, Jno., adm. Ind. 648
cºwright, Edm., gen. (ID)
87
— Rd. Jno., K.C.M.G. 797 -
— Th., bp. Chest. 477; dm.
Rip. 482
— Th. and sir T., Amb. G.
St. 122; Amb. Nds. &c. 123;
Amb. Sw. and N. 127; G.C.H.
787
— Wrm., gen. (A) 861
— Wm., gen. (ID) 891
Carus, M. A., Emp. Ro. 48
— Th., J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
Carwen, see Curwen and Cur-
wyn
Cary, see Carey
Caryl, Jno., S.L. 408
Carysfort, lds. and E. of
— Jno., 1st 1d., K.B. 765; L.
Admy. 178-9
— Jno. Josh., 2nd lå. and 1st
E. of, Amb. Pr. 118; B.C.
252; B.T. 268; K.P. 750; M.R.
# 585; P.C. 208; Postm. G.
23
— Jno., 2nd E. of, gen. (A)
863
— Granv. Lev., 3rd E. of,
form. hon. G. L. Proby, q.v.
— Granv. Lev., 4th, E. of, K.P.
7
51
— Wm., 5th E. of, K.P. 751
Cas—, see also Cass—
Casa major, Lewis, Amb.
Russ. 125
Casberd, Rd. M., J. Chest.
387; K.C. 416; P.P. 416
Case ment, Wm. and sir W.,
gen. (ID), 876; K.C.B. 776
Casey, Jno., dm. Lich. 445
—Wm., bp. Lim. 638
Cash, Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
Cashel, Carm. O. M., bp.
Killoe. 634
Cashel, Th., visc., form. Th.
Somerset (1605) q.v.
Cashmiere, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I.
800; K.C.S.I. 802
Casimir, I. to V., K. Pld.
90–1
— IV. (K. Pld.), K.G. 735
— Jno., K.G. 738
Casolani, Vinc., G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.M.G. 796
Cassels, Andr., M.C.I. 647
Cassey, see Cassy
Casilis, E. of
— Gilb., 3rd E. of, L.H.T.
Sc. 497
— Jno., 6th E. of, Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497; L.J. Gen. 522; Ld.
Sess. 517
— Jno., 7th E. Of, Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497
— Archd., 12th E. of, aft. 1st
M. of Ailsa, q.v., R.T. 748
Cassineto, Wm. R. de, dn.
Tal. 468
Cassy (or Cassey), Jno., C.B.
Ex. 381
Castainaga, MI. of, R. Nds. 83
Castel—Rodrigo, M. of (2),
R. Nds. 83
Castelar, E., Pres. Sp. 87
Castellanos, V., Pres. Hólas.
106; Pres. Hiti. 105
Castello, Adrian de, bp. B. &
W. 428; bp. Her. 441
Castilion, Jno., dm. Rocli.
461
Castilla, M. S. del, Pres. S.
Salv. 106
— R., Pres. Pu. 109
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
63 *
988
INDEX OF NAMES.
Castle, Edm., dm. Her. 442
— Ed. Ja.s., Q.C. 420
— Wm. Langf., adm. (G) 842
Castlecomer, Chr. W., visc.,
Sec. at W. 233
Castlecoote, C. H., 1st là.,
form. C. H. Coote, q.v., C.
Cus. Ir. 565-6
Castlemaine, lds. and E. Of
— Rog., E. of, P.C. (1686) 193
57 Rd., 4th lá., L.L. Wmeath,
71
Castlereagh, visc.
— Rt., visc., aft. 2nd M. of
Londonderry, q.v., Amb. Aus.
117; Amb. Pr. 118; Amb.
Buss. 125; C. Treas. Ir.
560 and 561; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
F. Sec. 228; G.C.H. 786; K.G.
743; P.C. 206; Pres. B.C. 252;
Sec. St. Ir. 562; W. and C.
Sec. 231
— Fk. Wnn. Bt., Wisc., aft. 4th
M. of Londonderry, q.v., L.
Admy. 182; L.L. Downsh. 569;
P.C. 21.3; V.C.H. 297
Castlerosse, Val. Aug., Visc.,
aft. 4th E. of Kenmare, q.v.,
Compt. St. 293; L.L. Kerry,
569; P.C. 216; V.C.H. 297
Castleton, sir Jno., L.M.
Dbln. 640
— Wrm., dry. Norw. 455
Castletown, Jno. W., 1st 1d.,
form. J. W. Fitzpatrick, q.v.
Castreton, Ad. de, Jy. 365
Castro, Gerv. de, bp. Bgr. 426
— J., Pres. Vzla. 108
— J. M., Pres. C. R. 106
Caswell, Tim., C. Exc. 281
Catalan, P. Mino. 31
Catasach (2), bp. Arm. 595
Catellus, see Catullus
Catelyn, Catlin and Catlyn
— Nathl, and Sir N., Rec.
Dbln. 642; S.L. Ir. 591
— Rd., S.L. 408
— Rt. and sir R., C.J.Q.B. 370;
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Catesby, Jno. and Sir J.,
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Wrm., K.B. 756
— Wrm., Sp. H.C. 249
Catguaert, bp. Llff. 448
Cathal, bp. Cork, 630
Catharine and Catherine,
see also Katharine
— (dau. Hy. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Ja.s. II.), Pr. E. 13
— (of Braganza), Q.C.E. 8
— Q. Nav, 88
— I. and II., E. Russ. 90
-Laura (dau. Jas. II.), Pr.
E. 13 -
Cathart, Dav., Ld. Sess. 520
Cathcart, hon. Fred., Amb.
121; G. St. 122; Amb. Russ.
125
—hon. Geo. and Sir G., G.
C.G.H. 679 ; gen. (D) 884;
R.C.E. 777
Cathcart, lds., Visc. and E.
See also lils. Shaw
— Ch., 8th lá., gen. (C) 871
— Ch. S., 9th 1d., Amb. Russ.
125; gen. (B) 865; IX.T. 747;
L.H.C. K. Sc. 546; P.C. 202
— Wm. S., 10th 1d., aft. 1st
visc. and E., Amb. Aus. 117;
Amb. Russ. 125; Comm. F.
(g. dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E.
11
Cathcart, lds., visc, and E.-
COvt.
Ir. 564; gen. (A) 860; K.T.
§ L.L. Clkmm. 509; P.C.
206
— Ch. Murr., 2nd E., G.C.B.
§ G. Can. 692; gen. (A)
Catherine, see Catharine
Catherlough, Rt., 1st E. of,
K.B. (1767) 765
Cathmogan, bp. Cork, 630
Cathoire, Mor., K. Ir, 21
Cathrow, Jas., aft. Cathrow-
Bºy, R. Dr. P.A. 338; Som.
H. 332
cººlin and Catlyn, see Cate-
yn
Cato, C. P., C. Ro. 45
L. P., C. Ro. 45
— M. P., C. Ro. 43, 45
dººr, Bertie Corn., adm. (IH)
845
— Ralph Pet., adm. (E) 837
— Th. Orl., gen. (ID) 891
— Wm. and sir W., gen. (D)
885; K.C.B. 779
Catryk, Jno., see Ketterick
cºy, Ch. Park., gen. (D)
Catullus, abp. St. Dav. 463
Catulus, C. L., C. Ro. 42-3
Q. L., C. Ro. 45
-rºoger Malus, Ld. Chanc.
Caturco, Jrmo. de, M.M. 245
Catus, S. AE. P., C. Ro. 43
Cauchon, J. E., G. Mtoba. 696
Caudex, A. C., C. Ro. 42
Caudinus, L.C.L., C. Ro. 42
P.C.L., C. R.O. 42
Caulaincourt, Off. Nap. 26
Caulfeild, Ch., b.p. Nass. 717
— Jas. M., L.L. Arm. 568
Caulfield, Gord., gen. (D) 917
— Ja.s., gem. (ID) 881
— St. Geo., A.G. Ir. 588 ;
C.J.K.B., Ir. 578; S.G. Ir. 589
— Wrm., J.K.B. Ir. 579 ; S.L.
Tr. 591
Caundish, See also Caven-
dish
— Rt., S.L. 407
— Steph., L.M. Lond. 489
cºnton, Sir Jno. de, L.H.A.
17
Caurden, Rd., dn. Chich. 434
Causton, Rt. de, L.H.A. 172
Cautley, Prob. Th., and sir P.,
I.C.B.782; M.C.I. 646
Cavagnari, Pierre L. Nap.
and sir P., K.C.B. 783
Cavalier, Jno., gem. (C) 871
Cavan, E. of
— Rd., 6th E. of, gem. (IB)865
— Rd., 7th E. of, form. Visc.
Kilcoursie, q.v., gem. (A) 860
Cavanagh and Cavenagh
See also IXavanagh
Daml., bp. Llim. 622
— (or Kavemagh), Derm., dm.
Llin. 623
— Gord., gen. (ID) 915
soºrt, gen. (D) 901; K.C.S.I.
0
Cavalye, Wm., gen. (D) 888
Cavaza, E., Pres. Nic. 106
Cave, sir. Amb., C.D.L. 242
— Hugh de, J. It. 368
— Jno. de, J.K.B. 371
— Jno, de, Jy. 365
— Jno. Halliday, adm. (H)
852
Cave—comt.
— Lewis Wm. and sir L., J.
jºk 392; J.Q.B.D. 374; Q.C.
19
— Steph. and sir S., Amb.
Eg. 130; G.C.B. 773; J.A.G.
937; P.C. 217; Paym. G. 245;
V.P.B.T. 269
Cavenagh, see Cavanagh .
Cavendish, see also Caundish
ld. Fk., F.M., 856; gen. (A)
858
ld. FK. Ch., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
L.T. 162; Sec. Tr. 164
— hom. Geo., Sec. Tr. Ir. 561
— hon. Geo. Jno., adm. (GF)841
— lá. Geo., Compt. H. 292;
L.L. Dby. 307; P.C. 201
— Sir Hy., C. Treas. Ir. 560
— hom. Hy. Fk. Compt., gen.
(D),882
— Jno., K.B. (1616) 762
— Jno. de, C.J.K.B. 370;
J.C.P. 378; J. It. 369; S.L. 407
ld. Jno., Ch. Ex. 165; L.T.
157; L.T. 158; P.C. 203
Ph., adm. (A) 813; L. Admy.
178
— Rd., C. Cus. 275-6
— hon. Sp. Compt., c.c. 1d.
Hartington, q.v.
— Wrm., K.B. (1625) 763
— Wrm., aft. visc. Mansfield,
and E. Of Newcastle, q.v.,
IX.B. (1610) 762
Cavendish, lds.
— Wrm., ld., P.C. (1679) 192
— Wm., ld, form. c.c. M. of
Hartington, q.v., aft. 4th D.
of Devonshire, q.v.
Cavendish-Bentinck, see
Bentinck
Cawdor, E. of
— Jno. Fla., 1st E., T.L.
Carm. 315
— Jno. Flº. V., 2nd E., L.L.
Carm. 315
Caxton, Jer, de, Jy. 364
Cay, R. H., J. Adm. Sc. 524
Cayley, Jno., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Wrm., C. Exc. 280
Cazzaiti, Georgio, K.C.M.G.
796
Cea—, see also Cae—
Ceadda, St. (or St. Chad), bp.
Lond. 450
Ceadwal, K.E. 2
Cearmna, K. Ir. 20
Ceawlin, K.E. 2-3
Ceballos, M.J., Pres. Mex. 103
Cecil, Ch., bp. Bgr. 426; byp.
Brl. 439
— Ed., see lö. C., infra,
— lil. Eust. B. H. C., S.G.O.
— Rt., B.T. 263
— Rt., aft. Sir Rt. and 1st E.
of Salisbury, q.v., C.D.L.
242; S. St. 223
— Wrm., aft. 2nd E. Of Salis-
bury, q.v., K.B. 761
— sir Wm., aft. 1st lél. Bur-
leigh or Burghley, q.v., Chanc.
Gart. 745; S. St. 223
Cecil, lds.
— sir Ed., aft. 1st là. C. and
1st visc. Wimbledon, q.v.
Cedde, bp. Her. 441
Ceili, bp. Ard. 607
Cele, Pet., bp. Arm. 595
Celer, Q. C. M., C. Ro. 46
cºlºne, I. to V., P. Ro,
33-4-
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
989
Cellach, bp. Emly, 625
Top figh. Aft;
Celman, M. J., Pres. Arg. 110
Celmund, bp. Her. 441
Celred, K.E. 3
Celsus, bp. Arm. 595
Celwold, K.E. 2
Cely, Jno., bp. Down 603
Cemeliauc, see Cimeliau
Cenauc, abp. St. Dav. 463
Cendred, see Cenred
Cenelm, K.E. 3
Ceneu, abp. St. Dav. 463
Cenfada, bp. Emly. 625
Cenfail (St.), bp. Clr. 596
Cenred (or Cendred), K.E. 2-3
Censorinus, L. M., C. Ro.
44, 46
Centho, C. C., C. Ro. 42; dt.
Ro. 43
Centumalus, C. F. M., C. Ro.
41, 43; dt. Ro. 42
Centwine, K.E. 2
Centulf, K.E. 3
Cenwall, K.E. 2
Cenwald, K.E. 2
Cenwalh, R.E. 2
Ceolulfus (or Kenulphus), bp.
Dorch. 446; bp. Dorch. and
Sidr. 446
Ceolbertus, bp. Lond. 451
Ceolnoth, abp. Cant. 430
Ceolred, K.E.3
Ceolredus, bp. Dorch. 446
Ceolric, K.E. 2
Ceolwulf (3), K.E. 2-3
Ceorl, K.E. 3
Cerco, Q. L., C. Ro. 42 .
Cerdicus, K.E. 2-3
Cerenhire, bp. Llff. 448
Ceresole, P., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Cerna, V., Pres. Gua. 106
cºrretanus, Q. A. (2), C. Ro.
Cerpain, bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639
Cestria, see also Chester
— Jno. de, A.G. 398
Cethegus, C. C., C. Ro. 43
— M. C., C. R.O. 43-4
— P. C., C. R.O. 44
Ceynemundus,
mund
Cettepaliem, Charloo, C.I.E.
806
Chabot, Louis Wm., visc. de,
gen, (C) 874; K.C.H. 787
Chachi, Sird. N. S., lx.C.S.I.
02
8
Chagon, José Mar. de, G.
Trin. 721
Chad (St.), abp. Yk.
bp. Lich. 443
— Geo. Wm., Amb. G. St.
122; Amb. Nds. &c. 123;
Amb. Pr. 118; , Amb. Rep.
Col. 134; Amb. Sxy. 120
Chaddesworth, see Chads-
worth
Chalderton, Ed., M. Chy. 394
— Wnn., b.p. Chest. 476; bp.
Linc. 447; Wöm. Chr. Ch.
Manch. 481
Chads, Hy, and Sir H., adm.
(E) 835. K.C.B. 781
— Hy. Ducie and Sir H., adm.
(D) 830; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
777
— Wnn. Jno., gem. (D) 932
Chadsworth (or Chaddes-
worth) Th. de, abp. Dibln.
and Gl. 615; dim. St. Patr.
617
see Cume-
485;
Chadwick, Geo. Alexr., dm.
Arm. 597
— Ja.s., C. Cus. 274
cºworth, Jno., bp. Linc.
Chaffe, Rt., dm. Ardf. 640
Chaine, Jno., dn. Cnr. 605
Challenor, see Chaloner
Challis, Th., L.M. Lond. 492
Challoner, see Chaloner
Chalmer, Jas. A., gen. (D) 889
Chalmers, Ch. Dav., gen.
(ID) 933
— Dav. (2), Ld. Sess. 518
— Jno. M., K.C.B. 775
— M. D., C.C.J. 405
— Sidm., gen. (ID) 926
— Th., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Wrm. and sir W., gen. (ID)
881; K.C.H. 789; K.H. 790
Chaloner, Challoner and
Chalienor
— Jas., G. I. Man, 666
— Jno., Sec. St. Ir. 562
TH t., B1. M. P.A. 336; Lanc.
. 333
— Th., adm. (IHI) 849
Chalons, Rt., K.B. 756
Chalton, Th., L.M. Lond. 490
Chalyner, Jno., Rec. Lond.
493
Chamberlain-e and Cham-
berlayn-e
— Ch., adm. (A) 816
— Crawf. Trott, gen. (ID) 904
— Ed., Sec. Tr. 163
— Fras., G. Gsey. 668
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Jos., P.C. 219; Pres. B.T.
269 ; Pres. L.G.B. 256
— Sir Leon., G. Gsey. 668
Nev. B. and sir N., C.C.
Mdra.s. 658; G.C.B. 770;
G.C.S.I. 801; gen. (D) 899;
K.C.B. 779; K.C.S.I. 802
— Rt., K.B. 761
Tank., J.C.P. Ir,
J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Th., dn. Brl. 440
— Th. and sir T., C.J. Chest.
386; J.C.P. 379 ; J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 409
— Th. Hardy, gen. (D) 919
— Wm., gem. (D) 884
— sir. Wm., K.G. 736
— Wm. Ch., adm. (E) 836
— Wnn. Jno., gen, (D) 907
chambers, Jno., b.p. Pboro.
8
— Mont., Q.C. 417
— Rd. Well., gen. (ID) 913
— sir Rt., C.J. Bgal. 652
— Th. and sir T., Comm.
Serjt. Lond. 495 ; Q.C. 418;
Rec. Lond. 494
— Walt., byp. Labn. 675; bp.
Sing. L. and S. 676
— Wrm., adm. (A) 814
— Wrm., L. Prov. Edin. 548
— Wrm., L. Treas. Ir. 558
— Wnn. Fla., K.C.H. 789
Chambre, Alan and sir A.,
#9 Ex. 385; J.C.P. 380; S.L.
41
— Jno. de la, dm. Winds. 474
— Wm., dn. St. Patr. 617
— Wrm., gen. (D) 900
582;
Chamier, sir Anthy., U.S.S.
226
Steph. Hy. Ed., gen. (D)
927
chamorro, F., Pres. Nic. 106
— P. J., Pres. Nic. 106
Champagne, –, Off. Nap. 26
— Arth., dn. Clonm. 600
— Forbes, gen. (B) 866
— sir Josiah, G.C.H. 786;
gen. (A) 861
Champain, Jno. Und. Bate-
man, R.C.M.G. 798
Champion, See also Campion
— Jas. Hyde, gen. (ID) 916
— sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 490
Champflower, Walt., L.K.
Ir. 575
Champneis, sir Jno., L.M.
Lond. 490
Champneys, Wm. Weld., dn.
Lich. 445
Chandeler and Chandler
— E. B., G.N. Brk. 696
— Ed., bp. Dham. 479; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444
— Geo., dn. Chich. 434
Toº Geo., Mast. Coll. Surg.
939
— Jno., bp. Sal. 467; dn. Sal.
468
— Rd., C. Cus. 275
— Th., din. Her. 442
Chandless, Th., Q.C. 417
Chandos, sir Jno., K.G. 733
Chandos of Sudeley, lds
— Jno., 1st là., form. sir J.
Bridges, q.v.; Lt. T.L. 321
— Edm. (2nd), 16... [.G. 738
— Grey, 5th lä., K.B. 761
Chandos, M. and D. of ; see
also Buckingham
— Rd., M. of, aft. 1st D. of
jºkm. and C., q.v., G.C.E.
787
— R. P. C. T. N., M. of, aft.
2nd D. of Buckm. and C.,
q.v.; L.T. 161
— Jas., 1st D. of, form. hon.
J§ Bridges, q.v.; L.L., Heref.
3
— Hy., 2nd D. of, form. M. of
Carnarvon, q.v.
— Jas., 3rd D. of, form. M. of
Carnarvon, q.v.; L.S.H. 290;
P.C. 203
Chandra, Das, C.I.E. S07 #
Channell, Arth. M., Q.C. 420
— Wm. F. and Sir W., B. Ex.
385; P.P. 417; S.L. 413
Chantrell, Wm., S.L. 407
Chanvill, Wm., Jy. 364
chºplin, Sir Fras., L.M. Lond.
91
— Frank, gen. (ID) 921
— Hy., C.D.L. 243; P.C. 220
Chapman, Alfr. Augs., gen.
(ID) 908
— sir Benj. Ja.s., L.L. W.
Meath
— Fredlk. Edw. and Sir F.,
G. Brmda. 701; G.C.B. 770;
R.C.B. 779; gen. (I)) 902
— Jas., bp. Crmbo. 673
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rd., gen. (B) 866
— Steph. lxemm. and sir S.,
G. Brmda. 701; gen. (IB) 870;
K.C.H. 788; K.H. 789
— Th., S.L. 409
— Wnn. Cox, adm. (HI) 852
Chappel, Chappell, and
Chapple
— Ed., adm. (IHI) 847
— Jno., dum. Ross, 633
— Wm., bp. Cork and R. 631;
dn. Cash. 627
— Wm. and Sir Wm., J.K.B.
373; S.L. 411
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
990
INDEX OF NAMES
Chardelaw, see Shardelow
Charden, Jno., bp. T)own and
Cnr. 604
Charebert, K. Fr. 22
Charlemagne, E. Glmy. 61;
R. Fr. 23
Charlemont, visc. and E. of
— Wm., 2nd visc., gem. (C)
8
71
— Jas., 1st E. of, IX.P. 750
— Fras. Wrm., 2nd F.
IK.P. 751; L.L. Tyr. 571
Jas. Mol, 3rd E. of, K.P.
751; L.L. Tyr. 571
*Charles, bp. Kilf. 635; dim.
Kilf. 637
*— dri. Ard. 609
*— din. Išillo.e. 637
* Poss. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Ang. 27
— C. Firs. 81
— C. Lux. 84
— (the Bold), D. Bóly. 29 ;
R.G. 736
— D. Brk. 70
— (de 131ois), D. Bry. 28
— (of IFrance), D. Line. 29
— (archd. of Austria), G.C.B.
768
— K. Blma. 59
— (Martal), K. Fr. 23
— K. Hgry, 60
— (of Austria), IX. Nls. 56
-— (of Spain), K. Nls. 56
— (of Anjou), K. Scy. 55
— K. Whg. 81
— Lig. H. Csl. 72
(son Jas. I.), aft. D. Of
York and Chas. I., q.v., Pr.
10. 13
— (son Chas. I.), aft. Chas.
II., q.v., 1*r. E. 13
— (son Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13
Pr. Mkg. 74
— Pr. and K. Rºma. 95
— (Gunther), Pr. S. Son. 79
— R. Nds. 83
(Pr. of Lorraine), R. Nds.
*— I. and II., K.E. 6
— II. (IK.E.), L.H.A. 176
I. and II., M. Bdn. 67
— I. to III., D. Svy. 54
— I, to III., IK. Nav. 85, 87
... to III., lx. Nls. 56
... to III., Pr. Mno. 31
to IV., C. Alçn. 26
... to IV., ID. Line. 29, 30
... to IV., R. Sp. 86
... to VII., Emp. Grmy. 61–2
— V. (Emp. Grmy.), K.G. 737
— I. to X., K. I'r. 23–4–5
— IX, (K. Fr.), R.G. 738
— X. (IV. Fr.), l\.G. 743
— II., C.IP.R. 68; K.G. 740
— II. and III., D. Pnna. 54
— VII. to XIV., K. Sw. 92
— XIII. to XV., K. S. and N.
2
XI. (R.Sw.), K.G. 740
— -Albert, El. BVa. 68
— -Albert, IX. Sda. 55
— -Alexr., D. Włog. 81
— Arth. and Sir A., J.Q.B.D.
374; Q.C. 419
— -Alex-Aug., G.D. S. Wr. 79
— -Aug., D. S. Wr. 79
— -Aug., G.D. S. Wr. 79
— -Aug., Pr. Nass. 76
— -Christian, Pr, NaSS. 76
— -Edward (g. son Jas. II.),
Pr. E. 14
of,
*
Charles—comt.
— -Emmanuel, I. and II., D.
Svy. 55
—-Emmanuel, I. and II., K.
Sda. 55
—-Eugene, D. Whg. 81
— -Felix, K. Sda. 55
-Frederick, D. S. Mgn. 79
—-Frederick, G.D. IBdm, 67
— –Frederick, G.D. S. Wr. 79
— -Frederick, M. Bdm. 67
—-Frederick (M. of Branden-
burg Anspach), K.G. 742
— Fk. W. A., D. Brk. 71
— –Leopold, Pr. M. Sch. 74
67 -Leopold Fred., G. D. Bóln.
— Lewis (g, son. Ja.s. I.), Pr.
E. 13
— -Louis, C.P.R. 68; K.G. 739
— -Louis, D. Lica. 52
— -Louis, G.D. Thy. 57
— -Louis-Fred., G.D., Bdn. 67
— -Louis-Fred., G.D.M. Str.
75
-Louis-Fred., I. and II.,
IPT. M. Str. 75
(or Carles), Nichs. Bl. L.
P.A. 341; Lanc. H. 333
-Philip, C.P.R. 68
T13 -Philip (iss. Jas. I.), Pr. E.
3
— -Theodore, C.P.R. 68; El.
IBVa. 68
— -Winn., M. IBdn. 67
— -Wm.-Ferd., D. Brk. 70;
IK.G. 742
— -Wm.-Fl. (Pr. of Leinin-
gen), K.G. 744
Charleton, see Charlton
Charlewood, Ed. Ph., adm.
(H) 849
Charley, Jno., gem. (D).933
— Wrm. T. and sir W., Comm.
Serjt. Lond. 495; Q.C. 419
Charlotte, Q.C.E. 8
— (g. dau. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E. 13
— -Augusta, Matilda (dau.
Geo. III.), Pr. E. 14
— -Augusta-Louisa (dau. Wrm.
IV.), Pr. E. 15
— -Caroline - Augusta,
Geo. IV.), l’r. E. 15
— -Maria (dau. Ja.s. II.), Pr.
E. 13
Charlton and Charleton, See
also Carleton
— Andr., L.P.S. 240
Ed., K.H. 791
— Job and sir J., C.J. Chest.
386; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 410; Sp.
H.C. 249.
— sir Jno., L.J. Ir, 551
— Lewis de, bp. Her. 441
— löd., IX.]3, 757
. de, C.J.C.P. 375; K.B.
755 -
Th., bp. Her. 441; L.D., Ir.
551; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574;
L.H.T. 153
— sir Th., Sp. H.C. 248
— Th. R., gem. (A) 862
cºrnels, Wm., b.p. Ferns,
621
(dau.
Charner, Leon. Vict. Jos.,
K.C.B. 778
Charobert, K. Hgy. 60
Charretie, Th., gen. (D) 881
Chase, Th., L.K. Ir. 575
Charteris, hon, Fras, W., L.T.
161
Charterpool, Hy., ld., also 6th
E. of Suffolk, q.v.
— Wm.,
Chastillon, Hy. de, Jy. 364
cºmela, Alf. Jno., adm. (E)
* 7 º
— Flº., Amb. Guat, and C.R.
133
Chatham, E. of
— Wnn., 1st E. of, form. W.
Pitt (No. 1), q.v.; L.P.S. 241;
Prenn. 143
— Jno., 2nd E. of, G. Gibr.
670; G. Jsey. 667; gen. (A)
860; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
R.G. 742; L. Admy. 180 ;
L.P.C. 188; L.P.S. 241;
M.G.O. 259; P.C. 204
Chatterton, Hedges Eyre,
A.G. Ir. 588; J. Ch. D. Ir. 586;
S.G. Ir. 590; V. Chanc. Ir, 586
— Jas., S.L. Ir. 592
— Jas. Ch. and sir J., É.
(ID) 884; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
779; K.H. 790
chºworth, Th., L.M. LOnd.
49
Chaucer, Geoffr., P. Laur. 300
— Th., Sp. H.C. 248
Chaucomb, Hugh de, J. It,
366
Chauncey, Hy., S.L. 411
Chause, Rt., bp. Carl. 475
Chavo, Maur. Pasq. de,
G.C.G.H. 678
cºworth, Sir Rd., Ch. Lond,
Chawry, Itd., L.M. Lond. 490
Cheale, Jno., Arund. H. 339;
Norr. [.A. 329
Cheap, Th., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
Cheape, Jno. and Sir J., gem.
(ID) 886; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
777
Chediok, Th., K.B., 756
Cheek, Th., Lt. T.L. 322
Cheetham, see also Chetham
—Hy., b.p. Si. Le. 686 -
Cheevers (or Chevyrs), Wm.,
D. Chanc. Ir. 575; J.K.B. Ir.
578; L. Treas. Ir. 558
Cneke, sir J., S. St. 223
Chelmsford, lds.
— Fk., 1st ld., form. Sir
F. Thesiger, q.v., Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; Ld. Chanc. 358
Fk. Aug., 2nd lá., form. F.
A. Thesiger, q.v., G.C.B. 771;
K.C.B. 781; Lt. T.L. 322
Chelred, K.E. 3
Chelreye, Edm., J. It, 369
Chene, Cheyne, Cheney, and
Cheyney, See also Chesney
— Ch., C. Cus. 273
— Sir Edm. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Edw., dim. Sal. 468
— Fras., K.B. 759
— Jno. (of Canterbury), K.B.
757
— sir Jmo., R.G. 736; Sp.
H.C. 248
— Ralph, L.D. Ir. 551; L.K.
IP. 575
— Rd., bp. Brl. 439; byp. Glr.
438
— Rt., gen. (B) 867
— Rt. de, bp. Linc. 446
— Th., Comst. W. Cast. 322
— Th., dm. Linc. 448; dm.
Wilmch. 471
— Th., K.B. 758
— Sir Th., IK.G. (1539, d. 1558)
738; Tr. H. 291; W.C.P. 319
— Wrm., K.B. 755
L.P.S. 240; Rec.
Lond, 493
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
991
Chêne, Cheyne, Cheney, and
Cheyney–cont.
— Wm. and Sir W., C.J.K.B.
370; J.C.I’. 378; J.K.B. 371;
K.B. 756; S.L. 407
Chenevix, Rd., b.p. Killoe. 634;
bp. Wſord, & L. 627
Cheney, see Cheme
Cheoke, see Chooke
Cheolmund, bp. Roch. 459
Cheorl, K.E. 3
Cherif Pasha, G.C.S.I. 801
Cherleton of Powis, Ed. 1d.,
K.G. (1407) 735
Chermside, Hy. Lowth, gen.
(D) 919
— sir Rt. Alex, K.C.H. 789;
R.H. 789
Chernstone, Jno. de, K.B. 755
Cherry, Ed. Morris, gen. (D)
930; Pet. Th., gen. (ID) 901
Chertsey, abb. of, J. It. 365
Cheryton, Th., bp. Bgr. 426
Cheshire, Jno., S.L. 411
Chesney, see also Chene
— Fras. Rawd., gen. (D) 889
— Fras. Rawd., gen. (ID) 914
T92 sir Geo. Tomk., gen. (D)
9
Chesshyre, Augs. Ph., gen.
(ID) 919
— Jno., adm. (A) 820
Chester, see also Cestria,
— Harry, gem. (C) 873
— Hy., R.B. 764
— Jno. de, A.G. 398
— Pet. de, B. Ex. 382; J. It.
368
— Th., bp. Elph. 608
— Sir Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm. Benn., b.p. Killoe. K.
Ch. & K. 636
Chester, E. of
— Ran. Blundevil, E. of, Jy.
(1193-4) 363
Chesterfield, E. of
— Phil., 2nd E. of, P.C. 192
— Phil., 3rd E. of, P.C. 197
— Phil. D., 4th E. of, form. li.
Stanhope, q.v., C.Y.G. 298;
R.G. 741; L.L. Ir. 556; L.S.H.
290; S. St. 224
— Phil., 5th E. of, Amb. Spn.
123; Postm. G. 238; * - -
M.H.
Pucks, 306; K.G. 743;
302; M.M. 247; P.C. 204
— Geo., 6th E. of, M.B.H. 303;
P.C. 213
chºtrerola, Jno. de, M. Chy.
39
3
Chetham, see also Cheetham
— Sir Edw. aft. Chetham-
Strode, q.v., K.C.B. 777;
K.C.H. 789
— Hy., S.L. 411
— -Strode, see Strode
Chetwode, Rd., gem. (D) 900
Chetwood, Kn, dm. Glr. 440
Chetwynd, U.S.S. 226
— Ed., dn. Brl. 440
— Jno., B.T. 264
— Wm., E.S.P. 301
Chetwynd, dS. and Visc.
— hon. Wm. Rd., aft, 3rd
visc. C., L. Admy. 177; M.M.
247
— —, ld, Sec. B.T. 270
Cheverel, Rt. de, bp. Carl. 475
Chevars, Jno., dm. Llin, 623
Chevers, Nichs., bp. Llin. 621
— Norm., C.I.E. 807
Chevreuse, Claude deLoraine,
D. de, K.G. 739
Chevyrs, see Cheevers
Chewton, Geo., visc., aft. 5th
E. of Waldegrave, q.v., P.C.
203; V.C.H. 297
cºyam, Jno. de, bp. Glasg.
Cheyn, Cheyne, and Chey-
ney, see Chene
Chi—, see also Chy—
Chibon, Jno., S.L. 409
ãºise, Rd., L.M. Lond.
89
Chicheley, see also Chycheley
Hy., abp. Cant. 431; bp. St.
Dav. 464
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 813;
L. Admy. 175-6; M.G.O. 258
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 489
— Sir Th., C.D.L. 242; L.
Admy, 175; M.G.O. 258; P.C.
191-2
Chichester and Chychester
— Sir Arth. (see löl. C., infra)
T90 hon. Aug. Geo. Ch., gen. (D)
— Sir Ch., G. Trin. 722
— la. Ed., dn. Rph. 603
24 Jno., L.M. Lond. 489; M.M.
— Rt., bp. Exr. 436; dim. Sal.
468
— Rt., K.B. 761
Chichester, lds. and E. of
— Sir Arth., aft. li. C., L.D.
Ir. 554; L. Treas. Ir. 559 -
Leigh. Family.
Fras., 1st E. of, form. la.
Dunsmore, q.v.
Hy. Th., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Suss. 312
IPelham Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form.
T. Pelham, q.v.
— Th., 2nd E. of, form. hon.
T, and ld. Pelham, q.v.,
Hºm G. 238; Pres. R. Inst.
Chidley, Rt., S.L. 408
child, Sir Fras., L.M. Lond.
— sir Lacon. Wrm., M. Chy.
396
— Lawr., b.p. St. As. 462
— Sm., adm. (A) 816
— Wm., M. Chy. 395-6
Childebert, I. to III., IK, Fr.
22-3
cºllerie, I. to III., K. Fr.
Childers, Hugh C. E., C.D.L.
243; Ch. Ex. 166; H. Sec. 227;
L. Admy. 184-5 ; L.T. 162 ;
P.C. 218 ; Paym. G. 245; Sec.
Tr. 163; W. Sec. 232
Childs, Jos., gem. (D) 891
chºſenden, Wm., abp. Cant.
Chillery, Edmø., S.L. 407
Chillingworth —, G. Bah.
Isl. 716
Chilperic, K Bdy, 28
Yi and II. Kiš. 323
Chilton, Geo., C.C.J. 404; K.C.
416
Chineferth, bp. Roch. 459
Chinnery, Geo., bp. Cloy, 631;
bp. Killoe. and Kilf. 635; dn.
Cork, 632
— -Haldane, see Haldane
Chipman, Ward, G. N. Brk.
695
chippindau, Edw., gen. (ID)
hon.
Chisholm, see also Chisolme
— Ja.s., b.p. Dmbl. 532
— Wm. (2), bp. Dnbl. 532
cºaun, Gilb. de, M. Chy,
39
— Jno. de, bp. Lond. 451; din.
St. P. 452; L.H.T. 152; L.K.
353
Chisolme, see also Chisholm
— Wm., Tud. Sess. 518
Chitterne, Jno. de, M. Chy.
394
Chitting, Hy., Chest. H. 331
Chitty, Jos. W. and sir J.,
J. Ch. D. 391; Q.C. 419
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Walt. Theod., gen. (ID) 930
Chiverton, Rd., L.M. Lond.
491
Chlorus, C., Emp. Ito. 48
Choke, Rd. and sir R., C.J.C.P.
(?) 375; J.C.P. 378; K.B. 757:
S.L. 407
Cholmeley, Ran., Rec. Lond.
493 ; S.L. 408
— sir Rog., C.B. Ex. 381;
C.J.K.B. 370; Rec. Lond. 493;
S.L. 408
Cholmondeley, Geo. Ja.s., C.
St. 283; C. Exc. 281
— Hugh, dn. Chest. 477
— hon. Ja.s., gen. (A) 858
— Sir Rd., Lt. T.L. 321
Cholmondeley, las., visc., E.
and M. Of
— Hugh, ld, and 2nd Visc.,
aft. 1st E. of, Compt. H. 292;
L.L. Chesh. 306; L.L. N. and
S. Wales, &c. 314 ; 12.C. 195;
Tr. H. 291
Geo., 2nd E. of, G. Gsey.
668; gen. (A) 857; L.L.
| Chesh. 306; L.L. N. and S.
|
# *===-
Wales, &c. 314
— Geo., 3rd E. of, form. Visc.
Malpas, q.v., C.D.L. 242; gen.
(IB) 865 ; L.L. N. and S.
Wales, &c. 314; L.P.S. 241;
P.C. 198; V. Treas. Ir. 560
Geo. Ja.s., 4th E., alt. 1st
M. of, Amb. Pr. 118; C.Y.G.
298; G.C.H. 786; K.G. 743;
L.L. Chesh. 306; L.S.H. 290;
P.C. 204
— Geo. Jas. Horatio, 2nd M.
of, L.G.C. 288; P.C. 211
— Wm. Hy. Hugh, 3rd M. of,
II.G.C. 288
— Georgina, Ctss., aft. Mss.
of, L.G.C. 288
Chomeley, H., S.L.R. 271
Chooke (or Cheoke), Jno., K.B.
759
Chorleton, sir Job, see Charl-
t
Oll
Chouiski, V., R. Russ. 90
Chowne, Chr., gem. (A) 861
Chri—, see also Chry—
*Christian, bp. Ardf.
Agh. 639
*— bp. Emly, 625
*— bp. Gall. 538
*— bp. Isl. 539
*— bp. Kilf. 635
* Poss. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
— D. Brk. 70; K.G. 739
— (of Schleswig-H.), Pr., K.G.
45
7
— K. Sw. 92
— (iss. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E. 13
— I. and II., El. Sxy. 78
— I. to IX., K. Dlº. 93-4
and
::*>'s
x
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
992
INDEX OF NAMES,
Christian—comt.
— IV. (K. Dk.), K.G. 739
— V (K. Dk.), K. G. 740
— IX. (K. Dk.), K.G. 744
— VIII., D. Obg. 76
— Ed., G. I. Man, 666
— -Ernest, D. S.C. and G. 78
— Evan, G. I. Man, 666
— F. W. C., Pr., see Denmark
— Hy., adm. (IHI) 852
— Hood Hanw., adm. (I)) 825
— Hugh Clobb, and sir H.,
adm. (A) 816; IS.B. 766
— Jonn., J.C.P. Ir. 582; L.J.
App. Ir. 585; S.G. Ir. 590; S.L.
Ir. 593
— -Louis, D. Brk. 70
— -Louis, Pr. Mkg. 74
— -Louis, II., Pr. M. Sch. 75
— Vict. Alb. Ludw. Ern.
Anton. (g. son Q. Vict.), Pr. E.
— Wrm., G. I. Man, 666
Christianus, see Christian
Christie, Archd, and sir A.,
K.C.H. 788; IK.H. 789
— Gabr., gen. (A) 859
— Hy., Sc. bp. 545
IPag., gen. (ID) 902
— Hugh Linds., gen. (D) 914
— Jas. Th., C.I.E. 806
— Saml. Tolfr., gen. (ID) 902
— Th. Beats., C.I.E. 808
— Wm. D., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb. Bzl. 135; Amb. Pgy. 136
— Wm. Hy. Mahoney, Astr.
Roy. 941
Christina, Q. Sw. 92
Christophe, H., Pres.
Emp. Hti. 104
Christopher, bp. Drom. 604
— D. Whg. 80
— Emp. E. E. 50
and
— I. to III., K. Dk. 93
— III., R. Sw. 92
— –Bathori, pr. Twa. 60
— Griff., bp. Lism. 626?
— Leon. Raisb., gen. (D) 919
— Rt. A., C.D.L. 243 ; P.C.
215
Christopherson, Jno.,
Chich, 433; dn. Norw. 455
Christy, see Christie
Chry—, see also Chri—
Chrystal, Jas., Modr. K. Sc.
547
*)
Chudleigh, Th., C. Cus. 273-4
Th., L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
Chudworth, Jno., ld., L.L
Glouc. 308
Church, sir Rd., G.C.H. 787;
R.C.H. 787
— Rd. Wnn., dm. St. P. 453
— Th. Ross, C.I.E. 807
Churchill, Ch., G. Ch. Hosp.
936; gen. (IB) 864
— Ch., G. Gsey. 668; gen.
bp.
(A) 35%; it. Ti. 323
— Geo., adm. (A) 813; L.
Admy. 176-7
— Geo. (2), gen. (IB) 865-6
— Horace, gen. (C) 873
— Jno. and Sir J., K.C. 414;
M.R. 388
— Jno. Sp., G. Dnca. 731; G,
Monts. 729; G. Nev. 730; G.
Virg. Isl. 731
— lil. Rand. H. S., Ch. Ex.
166; L.T. 162; P.C. 220; Sec.
Ind. 236
— lady Rand., Cr, Ind. 810
Churchill, lds.
Tjno, id., aft. 1st E. and 1st
#.of Marlborough, q.v., P.C.
Churton,
Ed. Towns., bp.
Nass. 717
Chute, Chaloner, Sp. H.C. 249
— Trev. and Sir T., G.N.S.W.
703; gen. (D) 899; K.C.B. 779
— Wnn., L.L. Hants 311
Chwang-lei, Emp. Ch. 100
Chy—, see also Chi-
Chycheley, see Chicheley
Chychester, see Chichester
Chyckwell, Ham., L.M.
Lond. 489
cºme. sir Reyn., T.G.C. Sc.
cºrinton, Wm. de, M. Chy.
9
Cibber, Colley, P. Laur. 301
Cicely (dau. Wm. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Ed. IV.), Pr. E. 12
Cicero, M. T., C. Ro. 46-7
Ciceter, Pet. de, dm. Wells 428
Cicurinus, C. V. G., C. Ro. 38
. V. G., C. Ro. 37
— S. V. C., Dec. Ro. 38
— T. V. G., C. Ro. 37-8
Cillenius, bp. Ferns, 621
Cimeliau (or Cemeliauc), bp.
Llff. 448
Cincinnatus, C. M., C. Ro. 38
as . Q., C. Ro. 38 Dt. Ro.
-9
— T. Q., Dt. Ro. 39
— T. Q. P. (2), C. Ro. 39
Cinda Suinto, K. Sp. 85
Cineferth, bp. Lich. 443
Cinna, L. C. (4), C. Ro. 45
Cional oth, K. Ir. 21
Cionfaola, K. Ir. 21
Cissa, K.E. 1
Claggett, Nichs.,
437; bp.
Boch. 461
Clanbrassil, E. of
— Jas., E. of, K.P. (1783) 750
Clancy, Boet., dm. Killoe. 637
— Jno. de, L.H.T. 152
— Jos. de, L.H.T. 152
Clancarty, E. of
— Rd., 2nd E. of, form. visc.
Dunlo, q.v., Amb. Aus. 117;
Amb. Nds. &c. 122-3; B.T.
268; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 786;
M.M. 247; P.C. 208; Postm.
Gen. 238; Postm. G. Ir, 564;
PreS. B.T. 268
cºmeboye, see Dufferim and
bp. Exr.
St. Daw. 465; dm.
Clanricarde, E. and M. of
— Ulick, 5th E. aft. M. Of,
L.D, Ir. 554
— Wnn., 7th E. of, L.J. Ir.
55
— Hy., 12th E. aft. M. of,
IX.JP. 750
— Jno. Th., 13th E. of, gen.
(A) 859
— Ulick J., 14th E. aft. M. of,
Amb. Russ. 126; C.Y.G. 298;
K.P. 751; II.L. Galw. 569;
T.P.S. 241; P.C. 212; Postm.
G. 238; U.S.F. 230
Clanwilliam, E. of
— Rd., 3rd E. of, Amb. Pr.
118; G.C.H. 786; U.S.F. 229
— Rd. Ja.s., 4th E. of, form.
ld. Gilford, q.v., K.C.B. 782;
K.C.M.G. 798
Clapham, Wm., gem. (D) 878
Clappa, K.E. 2
Clapton, ld. Geo. Carew, bar.
de, G. Gsey. 668
Clare, Ralph, K.B. 763
— Rd. (Or Matth.) de, W.C.P.
317
Clare, visc. and E. of ; see also
D. of Newcastle
Nugent Family.
— Rt., 1st Visc., form. R.
Nugent, q.v., aft. E. Nugent,
q.v., W. Treas. Ir. 560
Clare Family.
— Rog., 5th E. of, J. It. 365
Holles Family.
— Jno., 4th E. of, aft. D. of
Newcastle, q.v.
Fitzgibbon Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Jno.,
ld. and visc. Fitzgibbon, q.v.
— Jno., 2nd E. of, G. Bbay.
659; G.C.H. 787; K.P. 751;
P.C. 211
— Rd. Hob., 3rd E. of, form.
R. H. Fitzgibbon, q.v.
Clare, de, see Earls of Pem-
broke
clºſemont, Rid. H., gem. (ID)
9
Clarence, E. and D. of
— Th., E. of, see Th.Lancaster
— Lion., D. of (son of Ed.
III.), K.G. 733; L.L. Ir. 551
— Th., D. of (son of Hen.
IV.), form. Pr. Th., q.v. ; also
E. of Albemarle, q.v., K.G.
734
— Geo., D. of (bro. of Ed.
IV.), form. Pr. Geo., q.v.,
K.B. 756; K.G. 736; L.L. Ir.
552
— Wm. Hy., D. of, aft. Wrm.
IV., q.v., adm. (A) 815; G.C.B.
767; G.C.H. 785; Gr. M. Bath,
754; L.H.A. 182; P.C. 205
Clarendon, Earls of ; See also
Bochester
Hyde Family.
— Ed., 1st E. of, form. Sir E.
Hyde, q.v., also visc. Corn-
bury; L.H.S. 286
— Hy., 2nd E. of, form. Id.
Hyde, q.v., L.L. Ir. , 555;
I.P.S. 240; P.C. 191; P.C. 192
— Ed., 3rd E. of, P.C. 196
— Hy., 4th E. of, form. li.
Hyde, q.v.
Williers Family.
— Th., 1st E. of., form. 1d.
Hyde, q.v., B.T. 267; C.D.L.
243; Postºm. G. 238
— Geo. Wm. F., 4th E. Of,
form. G. W. F. Williers, q.v.,
Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. Pr. 118;
C.D.L. 243; F. Sec. 229; K.G.
744; L.L. Ir. 557; L.P.S. 241;
P.C. 214; Pres. B.T. 269
Clarges, Rd. Godd. Hare, gen.
(D) 879; K.C.B. 778
Clarina, lds.
— Eyre, 1st là., gen. (A) 858
— Nath. Wnn., 2nd ló., gen.
(C) 873
— Eyre C1. Hy., 4th lá., gen,
(ID) 909
Clark and Clarke, see also
Clerc, Clerk, and Clerke
— G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Alured and sir Al., C.C.
Bgal. 652; C.C. Ind. 650; C.C.
Mdras. 657; F.M. 856; G.C.B.
767; G.G. Ind. 648; gen. (A)
859; R.B. 766
— Alured, dn. Exr. 438
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
993
Clark and Clarke—cont.
— Andr. and Sir A., G.C.M.G.
795; G. Str. Sett, 675; G. W.
Austr. 707; gen. (ID) 927;
K.C.M.G. 797; K.H. 792
— sir Amdr., Pres. Coll. Ph.
938
Andr. Ruth., D. Fac. Sc.
527; Tud. Sess. 521; S.G. Sc. 527
Aug., gen. (D) 888
— Casp. Purd., C.I.E. 807
— Ch., B. Ex. 385; S.L. 412
— Ch., gen. (D) 925
— Ch., Q.C. 419
— Ch. Mansf., gem. (D) 935
— Ed., C. Exc. 279
— Ed., M. Chy. 395
— Sir Ed., L.M. Lond, 491
— Ed. Geo. and sir E., Q.C.
419 ; S.G. 403
— Flº. Le Gros, Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
— Geo., J.A.G. 937; L. Admy.
177; Sec. Adm. 187; Sec. at
W. 233
— Geo. Calv., gen. (ID) 905
— Hy., S.L. 409
— Ja.s., gem. (ID) 891
— Sir Jas., K.C.B. 783
— Jno., see Clerk
— Jno., dn. Sal. 468
— Jno., G. Gsey. 668
— Jno., gen. (D) 893; K.H. 792
— Jno., K.H. 790 3.
— Jos., gen. (ID) 892
— Marsh. Ja.s. and sir M., G.
Basut. 681; K.C.M.G. 798
Nathl. G., K.C. 415
—ºnathi. R., C.C.J. 403; S.L.
— Rd., Chambn, Lond. 493;
L.M. Lond. 492
— Rt., dn. Trn. 613
— Rt., gem. (ID) 890
— Rt. and sir R., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 408
— St. Jno.
884; K.H. 79
— Salml., C. Cus. 273-4
— Saml., dn. Clonm. 600
— Saml., M. Chy. 396
Som. Molyn. W., gem. (D)
Th., gen. (A) 859
— Th., gem. (D) 933
— Th. and sil. T., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
— sir Th., M.R. 388; P.C. 199
— Th. Ja.s., Q.C. 418
— Wrm., adm. (H) 848
— Wrm., dn. Winch. 471
Wim., gem. (ID) 905
Wm., J. Adm. Ct. 423; J.
Pr. Ct. 421
as Wrm. and Sir W., Sec, at W.
Augs, gen. (ID)
92
:*
* 2 same person.
— sir Wnn., gen. (C) 873
— Wrm. Calc., gem. (ID) 919
— Wrm. Stanl., Chin. E.I. Co.
645
Clark-Kennedy, see Kennedy
Clarkson, Eug. Com., Q.C. 419
— Jas. Pr., gen. (D) 914
Claude, D. Bry. 28
Claudia, Pr, Mno. 31
Claudius, I. and II., Emp. RO.
47-8
Claudus, C. Q., C. Ro. 42
Claughton, Piers. Calvi, bp.
Cmbo. 673; bp. St. Hel. 680
— Th, Lee, bp. Roch. 460;
bp. St. Alb. 461
— Jasp., G.
864
Clavell, Rd. King, gem. (D)
907
Claver, Jno., J. It. 369
Clavering, Jno. and Sir J.,
C.C. Ind. 650; gen. (B) 865;
R.B. 765
— Rt., bp. Llff.449; bp.Pboro.
458; dm. Her. 442
Clay, Edmd. del, C.J.C.P. Ir.
580; S.L. 407
Ed. Sneyd, adm. (D) 824
— Jno. Gr., gem. (A) 862
— Steph. de, J. It. 366
— Wm. and sir W., Sec. B.C.
254
— W. Wald. Pelh., gen. (B)
868
Claydon, Rt., M. Chy. 394
Clayton and Cleyton
Gibr. 669; gen.
(IB)
— Jno., dn. IKild. 619
— Ralph, S.L. 412
— Rd., C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; K.C.
415
— Rd., dn. Pboro. 458
— Rt., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Cork
and R. 632 ; b.p. Killa. and
Ach. 613
sir Rt., C. Cus. 274
Sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
* Prob. same pers.
— Rt. Br., gem. (A) 862
:k
sk.
— Wrm., aft, ld. Sundon, q.v.,
L.T. 156
— sir Wrm. Bt., gen. (ID) 884
Cleasby, Anthy. and sir A.,
B. Ex. 385; J. Ex. D. 385;
Q.C. 418; S.L. 414
— Th., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
Cleaveland, see also Cleve-
land
— Fk. Darby, gen. (I)) 897
Cleaver, Euseby, abp. Dhlm.
and Gl. 616; bp. Cork and R.
632; bp. Ferms and L. 622
— Wrm., b.p. Bgr. 426;
bp.
Chest. 477; b.p. St. As. 462
cºorne, Wm., dim. Kild.
1 .
Cledaluc or Cledauke, abp.
St. Daw. 463
Clederon, Nichs, or Jno., bp.
Bgr. 426
Cleere, Dav., dm. Oss. 623
— Ja.s., dn. Oss. 622
Cleeve, Dav., dm. Wíord. 628
Cleghorn, R. B., G. Nev. 729
Cleiland, Wm. Dougl., gem.
(ID) 877
Cleland, Wm., C. Cus. Sc. 503
Cleland - Henderson, see
Henderson
Clement, bp. Dmbl. 532
— I. to XII., P. Bo. 32, 34, 35, 36
Clements, Hy. Jno., C. Treas.
Ir, 561
— Juno., adm. (A) 819; L.G.
Gr. Hosp. 854
— Rt., aft. 1st là., visc., and
E. of Leitrim, q.v., C. Cus. Ir.
565
Clementson, Ch. Dox., gem.
(D) 935
Clemons, Clem., gem. (ID) 895
Clen, Hy, le, byp. Abdn, 530
Clench, Jno., B. Ex. 384;
J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
Clendon, Wm., gen. (ID) 895
Cleophis, IN. It. 49
Clephane, Andr. Rt., gem. (D)
929
Dav., C. Exc. Sc. 505
Clephane—cont.
— Wm. Dougl. McL., G.
Gren. 724; gen. (C) 872
Clepsina, C. G. (2), C. R.O. 42
— L. G., C. Ro. 42
Clerach, Muredach, bp. Killa.
1 -
612
Cleragh , (or Clerk), Th., bp.
Rilla. 612 -
Clerc, see Clerk
Clere, Rt., K.B. 759
Clerk, Clerke and Clerc, see
also Clarke
— Alexr., K.H. 791
— Barth., D. Arch. 420
— Claude, C.I.E. 807
— Ed., dn. Cloy, 633
Ed., K.C. 415
— sir Geo., Clk. O. 260; L
Admy. 181-2; M.M. 247; P.C.
214; Sec. Tr. 163; U.S. Home,
227; V.P.B.T. 269
Geo. Russ. and Sir G.,
G. Bbay. 659; G.C.S.I. 800;
E.C.B. 782; K.C.S.I. 802;
M.C.I. 646; Sec. B.C. 254;
TU.S., Ind. 236
— Godfr., gen. (I)) 931
— Hy., gen. (ID) 910
— Jas., B. Ex. Sc. 524
— Jno., B. Ex. 383
— Jno., b.p. B. and W. 428;
dn. Winds. 474
— Jno., L.T. 154
— Jno., M.R. 387
— Jno., Q.C. 418
— Jno., S.G. Sc. 526; Ld.
Sess. 520
— Jno., S.L. 409
— Jno. le, J. It. 365
Nichs. le, L. Treas. Ir.
558
Rt., gen. (A) 858
— St. Jno. Aug. (see Clark)
61 ſor Cleragh) Th., bp. Rilla.
6
— Th., dra. Chest. 477
— Th., gen. (D) 913
— Th., K.C. 415
— Th. Hy. Shadw., K.H. 789
Clermont, lds, and E. of
— Chich. S., 2nd ló., form.
Chich. S. Fortescue, q.v., and
ld. Carlingford, q.v.
— Wm. Hy., 1st E. of, K.P.
(1795) 750; Postm. G. Ir. 564
Cletheroe, see Clitheroe
Cleveland, see also Cleave-
land
— Gr., Pres. U.S.A. 103
— Jno., Sec. Adm. 186-7
— Jno. W., gen. (D) 887
— Saml., gen. (B) 866
Cleveland, E. and D. of
Wentworth Family.
— Th., E. of, form. 1d. Went-
worth, q.v., C.G.P. 299
IFitzroy Family.
— Ch., 2nd D. of, form. E. of
Southampton, q.v.
Yane Family.
Wm. Hy., 1st D. of, form.
3rd E. Of Darlington, q.v.,
R.G. 744
— Hy., 2nd D. of, gen. (D)
883 : K.G. 744
— Harry Geo., 4th D. of,
K.G. 744
Cleyton, see Clayton
Cli—, see also Cly—
Cliderhou (or Clyderhou),
IRd., L.H.A. 173
— Rt. de, J. It, 369
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
994
INDEX OF NAMIES.
Clifden, see also Clifton
rºi. K.B. iś
— Jas., 1st là., aft. 1st visc.,
form. Jas. Agar, q.v., C. Cus.
Ir, 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566; Postml.
G. Ir. 564
Cliff—e and Clyff—e
— Hy, de, L.IX. 354; M.R. 387
— Jno., S.L. Ir. 592
—º Wolm. Chr. Ch. Manch.
— Walt., gen. (IB) 867
Wm. de, M. Chy. 393
— (or Clifford), Wm. de, B.
Ex. 382
Cliffer, Walt., L.J. Gen. 522
Clifford and Clyftord
— sir Aug. Wm. Ja.s., adm.
(ID) 828
— Hy., K.B. 759
— hon. Hy. Hugh and sir H.,
G. C.G.H. &c. 679; gen. (D)
908; K.C.M.G. 797
— Jno., K.B. 757
— sir Lew., K.G. 734
— Mill., gen. (D) 911; IS.H. 791
— Rd., bp. Ił. and W. 428;
bp. Tond. 451; bp. Worc. 472;
drl. Yk. 486
— löt. Čle, L.M. 325
— Rog. de (2), J. It. 368
— S., 'I'ell. Ex. 167
— sir Th , see la. Clifford of
Chudleigh, infra.
— Wm. de, bp. Emly, 625
Tº" Cliff) Wrm, de, B. Ex.
—. Wm. Jno. Cav., adm. (S)
835; (E) 838
Clifford, lds.
— Jno., 11th lá., K.G. 735
— Hy., 14th lä., IK.B. 758
— Hy, 15th lü., K.B. 760
— Fras. 1d.,aft,4th E. of Cum-
berland, q.v., K.B. 761
— Hy. lil., aft. 5th E. of Cum-
berland, q.v., K.B. 762
Clifford of Chudleigh, Sir
Th. C., aft, ld., Compt, H.292;
L.H.T. 140; L.T. 155; Tr. H.
291; P.C. 190 ; Prem. 140 -
Clifton, see also Clifden
— Sir Arth. Benj., gen. (A)
863; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 776;
K.C.H. 788
— Gam., dm. Her. 442
— Gerv. (2), IX.B. 758
— Rt., K.B. 757
— Rt. and sir R., K.P. 764
— Th., L.L. Cambs. 306
— Th. Hy., gem. (D) 911
— (of Notts.) Wm. or Gery.,
K.B. 761
Cline, see also Clyne
— Hy., Mast. and Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Clinton and Clynton
— Geoffr. de, Ch. Jr. 362; Jy.
363; L.H.T. 152
— hon. Geo., adm. (A) 814
* º R.B. 760
y, and sir H., gen. (IB)
867; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 786;
I.B. '766
— sir Hy., G. Gibr. 670; gon.
(A) 858; K.B. 765
— (or Clynton), Pet., B. Ex.
Ir. 583
— Rog. de, bp. Lich. and Cov.
443
— Wrm, de and Sir W., aft. E.
of Huntingdom, q.v., L.H.A.
171-2; W.C.P. (1331) 318
Clinton and Clynton—cont.
Wm. Hy, and Sir W.,
G.C.B. 767; gen. (A) 861; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936; L.G.O. 259
Clinton, lds. and E.
— Jno., ld, K.B. (1501) 759
— Ed., ld, aft, 1st E. of
Lincoln, Const. T.L. 320;
IX.G. 738; I.H.A. 174
— Theoph., c.c. 1d. C., aft.
4th E. of Lincoln, I.B. 762
— Ed., c.c. li. C., aft. 5th E.
of Lincoln, IX. B. 763
— Hugh, la., aft. 1st E. of,
R.B. (1725) 764
— Ch. Rod., ld., form. hom.
C. R. Trefusis, q.v.
— C. H. R., 1d., L.L. Dev. 307;
U.S. Ind. 236
Clipping, Jno., b.p. Chich.
432; dri. Chich. 433
Clitheroe and Cletheroe
— Sir Chr., L.M. Lond. 491
Clitherow, Jno., gen. (B) 870
Clive and Clyve
— Ed. and Sir E., B. Ex. 385;
J.C.P. 379; S.L. 412
— Ed. Hy, gen. (D) 928
— Geoffr. de, bp. Her, 441
— Geo., C.C.J. 403
— Geo., Curs, B. Ex. 386
— Geo., U.S. Home, 228
— sir Geo., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
— Hy., U.S. Home, 227
— Rt., see löl. C., infrat,
— Wm., dm. Chest, 477
Clive, lds.
— Rt., aft. 1st là. C., Adm.
Ind. 647-8; gen, (C) 872; K.B.
765; L.L. Montg. 315; L.L.
Salop, 311
— Ed., 2nd lå., aft. E. of
Powis, q.v., G. Mdras. 656;
L.L. Salop, 311
Cloal, Nichs, dn. Llin. 623
Clodianus, C. C. L., C. Ro. 46
Clodion, lx. Fr. 22
Clodius, K. Fr. 22
— Emp. Ro. 47
Clodomir, K. Fr. 22
Cloete, Abrm). Jos. and Sir A.,
gen. (I)) 890; K.C.B. 179; K.H.
791
Clogh, Don, or IRt., dn. Cllr. 597
Clonbrock, lºt., ld., L.L. Galw.
569
cione (or Clove), Jno. de, A.G.
398
Clonin, Nehemh., bp. Clr. 596
Clonmel, Jno., W. and E. of,
form. Jno. Scott, and la.
Earlsfort, q.v.
Cloos, Jno., dn. Chich. 434
ologº and Cloptone
— Hugh or Hy., Bl. L. P.A.
341 ; lö. Dr. P.A. 338
— Hugh, L.M. Lond. 490
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 490
— Walt. de and Sir W.,
C.J.K.B.370; K.B. 755; S.L. 407
Close, Fras., dn. Carl. 476
— Fras. Arden, adm. (IH)851
— Fk., gen. (ID) 931
— Nichs., bp. Carl. 475; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444
Clotaire, I. to IV., K. Fr. 22-3
Clough, Ch. Butl., dn. St. As.
463
— Jno., gen. (D) 888
Clove, see Clone
Clovis, I. to III., IK. Fr. 22-3
Clowes, Th. Ball, adm. (H}
846
Clutterbuck, hom. Th., L.
Admy. 178; L.T. 156; P.C.
198; Tr. N. 256
Cluvius, C., C. Ro. 47
Clux, sir Hy. Van, IX.G. 735
Cly—, see also Cli—
Clyde, Colin, ld, form. Sir C.
Campbell, q.v.; F.M. 856;
I.C.S.I. 802
Clyderhou, see Cliderhou
Clyff, see Cliff
Clyfford, see Clifford
Clyne, see also Cline
— Dav., Ly. Dep. 513
Clymton, see Clinton
Clyve, see Clive
Coates, see also Cootes
— Jas., gem. (A) 859
Cobbe, Alex, Hugh, gen. (D)
925
— Ch., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; bp. Drom. 605; bp. Kild.
617; b.p. ISilla. and Ach. 613;
dn. Ard. 609; dn. Chr. Ch.
D'blin. 618
— Ch., adm. (A) 818
— Geo., gen. (ID) 885
Cobbeham, see Cobham
Cobethorn, Jno., dm. Exr. 437
Cobham and Cobbeham.
— Hy, de, J. It, (1218-9) 367
— Hy. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667;
W.C.P. 318
r— Hy, de, W.C.P. (2) 318
Jno. de, B. Ex. 352; J.C.P.
376; J.K.B. 371; Jy. 365; S.L.
406
— Jno. de, Jy. 364
— sir Jno., L.H.A. 171
— lºegd., IK.B. 756
Regd., Sge lil. C., infra.
&egd. de, J. It. 368; W.C.P.
7
31
— Th., abp. Cant, 430;
WOro. 472
—- Wnn. (le, J. It. 368
Cobham, las, and visc.
Cobham I'amily.
— IRegd. and sir R., aft. 1st
ld. C., K.G. 733; L.H.A. 172;
W.C.P. 318
JBrooke Family.
— Geo., 4th Id., K.G. 738
— Wm., 5th lä., C.G.S. 356;
R.G. 738; L.L. Kent, 309;
L.K. 356; W.C.P. 319
— Hy., 6th lä., K.G. 739; L.L.
Išent, 309; W.C.P. 319
Temple amd Grenville
I'amilies.
— Rd., 1st là. and visc., form.
sir IR. Temple, q.v.; Const.
W. Cast. 322; F.M. 856; P.C.
196
Cobledyk or Cobledyl, Alexr.
de, I&.B. 755
Cobthach, bp. Saig, 620
Cocherne, see Cochrane
Cochet, Jno., adm. (A) 819
Cochin, Raj. of, K.C.I.E. 805;
I.Gj. Sj
Cochlan, Rog., gem. (IB) 867
Cochrane (or Cocherme), Ly.
IX.A. 513
— hon. Alex. Ingl. Forr. and
sir A., adm. (A) 817; G.C.B.
767; K.B. 766
— hon, Arth. Auckl. D. Leop.,
adm, (E) 835
— Bas., C. Cus. Sc. 504; C.
Exc. Sc. 505; G. I. Man, 666
— Jas., gen. (IB) 865
— Jno. Hy., C. Cus. Sc. 504
bp.
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
Cochrane (or Cocherme)—comt.
— Nathl. Day, adm. (D) 826
— Th., adm. (H) 850
— Th., vide là C., infra w
—- sil: Th. Jno., adm. (B) 821;
(C) 822; (ID) 826; G.C.B. 770;
G. Newfa. 700; K.C.B, 777
— Wrm. Geo., gen. (D) 883
Cochrane, lds.
— Jno., ld, aft. 2nd E. of
Dumdonald, q.v., Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497
— Th., ld., aft, 6th E. of Dum-
donald, q.v., C. Ex. Sc. 505
Th., ld, aft. 10th E. Of
Dundonald, q.v., K.B. 766
Cock—, see also Cok—
Cock and Cocke
— Alf., Q.C. 420
— Ch. Geo., J. Adm. Ct. 423;
J. Pr. Ct. 421
— Ed., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Jas., gen, (D) 877
Jno., Lanc, H. 333; Ptc.
P.A. 337
Cockain,
Cokayne
— Fras., L.M. Lond. 492
— Geo. E., Lanc. H. 333; Norr.
IS.A., 330
— Juno., C.I3. Ex. 381; J.C.P.
378
— Th., Rec. Lond. 493
— Sir Winn., L.M. Lond. 491
Cockburn—e & Cokburn—e
— Ad., L.J. Clk. 516; Dep.
Tr. Sc. 498; Ld. Sess. 520
— Alex., Amb. G. St. 121 ;
Amb. H. Thg. 120; Amb. Rep.
Col. 134
— Alex, and Sir A., J. Adm.
Sc. 524; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Alex. Ja.s. E. and sir
A., A.G. 400 ;
C.J.Q.B. 370; G.C.B. 773; Jud.
Com. P.C. 361 ; P.C. 216; Pres.
Q.B.D. 371; Q.C. 417; S.G.
402; S.L. 413
— Archd., Bar, Ex. Sc. 524
— Ch., C. Ex. Sc. 504
— Ch. Vansitt., gen. (D) 902
— Fras. and Sir F., G. Bah.
Isl. 716; G. Br. Hond. 714;
gen. (D) 881
— Geo., Compt. N. 257
— Geo. and sir G. (No. 1), adm.
(A) 818; (B) 821; (C) 822;
G.C.B. 767; K.C.B. 774; L.
Admy. 181-2-3 ; P.C. 210
— Geo. and sir G., bt. (No. 2),
G.C.H. 786; gen. (A) 861;
|S.G.H., 787
Hy., J. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
520; S.G. Sc. 527
Hy. Alex., gem. (D) 925
— Ja.s., Compt. Sc. 498
— Ja.s., gen, (D) 917
— Jas. and Sir J., G. Bmda.
701; G.C.H. 787; K.C.H. 788;
U.S.W. & C. 231
— Jas. Horsf., adm. (E) 835
— Jas, P., gen, (D) 883
— Jno., B.T. (1715) 264
— Juno, L, Admy. (1730) 177-8
— Juno., Ld. Sess, 517-8
Jno. and sir Jno., L.J. Clk.
516
löd. and sir Rd., L.P.S. Sc.
501; Tid, Sess, 518; Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Rt., bp, Ross. 535
— Wayn., dn. Yk. 487
sir Wim., gen, (B) 868
*
Cockayne, and
C.J.C.P. 376;
INDEX OF NAMES,
Cockcraft, Macleod R.
Baynes, adm. (H) 853
Cocke, see Cock
Cockell, Wm., gen. (B) 867
Wm., S.L. 412
Cockerell, Sir Ch., B.C. 253
Cocks, sir Ch., aft. 10. Somers,
q.v., Clk. O. 260
— Sir Hy., Coff. H. 293
— Rd., C. Exc. 279
Cockys, Jno., D. Arch. 420;
Vic. Gen. 421
Cocq, Herb. Ile, gen, (D) 932
cº, , Ed., adm. (E) 835; (E)
Ed., adm. (THI) 849
— Ed., G. Br. Hond. 714; gen.
(C) 874
Codrington, Chr., G. Bdoes.
719 ; G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Ed. and Sir E., adm. (A)
819; G.C.B. : G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.B. 774
— Hy. de, M. Chy. 393
— Hy. Jno. and sir H., adm.
(B) 821; (D) 831; (E) 834;
K.C.B. 779
— Jno. de, M. Chy, 393
— Tuath., dm. Kilf. 637
, a.dm, (E) 837; L.
. Jno. and sir W.,
G.C.B. 770; G. Gibr. 670;
IS.C.B. 777; gen. (D) 886
Coe—, see also Cae—
Coeliomontanus, C & Dt. Ito.,
See Tricostus
Coell, Jno., M. Chy. 396
Coerm gene, see Kevin
Coena, abp, Yk, 485
Coenredus, bp. Sels. 432
Coffin, sir Ísaic, adm. (A) 817;
G.C.H. 786
— Isaac Camp., and sir I.,
gen. (D) 891 ; K.C.S.I. 802
— Fras. Holmes, adm. (D) 823
— Guy C., gem. (D) 885
— Hy, Ed., adm. (H) 848
— Jho., gem. (A) 861
— Jno. Pyne, gen, (C) 874
sº no. Townshend, adm. (HI)
Cogan, Jno., L.J. Ir. 550
cº, Sir Josh. Cogh., adm.
(ID) 825
— Marm., Ch. Ex, Ir. 562 .
*-*.
Cºghiº, Wm. Marc. and Sir
gen. (D) 898; K.C.B. 783
Cogley, Patr, M.R. Ir. 585
Cohen, Arth., Q.C. 419
Coidan, Pietr, and sir P..
G.C.M.G. 794; K.C.M.G. 796
Coigley, Qu., bp. Dronn. 604
Coimbaloth, K, Ir. 20
Coimbra, Pet., D. of, IX.G. 735
Cok—, See also Cock—
Cokam (or Cokeyn), Jno., Rec.
Lond. 493 .
Cokburn—e, see Cockburn—e
Cokayne, see Cockaine
Colre, see also Cook and Cooke
— Edw., aft. Sir E., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 375; C.J.R.B. 370;
Rec. Lond. 494; S.G. 401 ;
S.L. 409; Sp. H.C. 249
— sir Jno., L. Admy. 175;
I.T. 154; S. St. 223
— hon. Jno., gem. (ID) IX.C.B.
781
— Th., aft. la. Lovell, visc.
Coke and E. of Leicester, q.v.,
K.B. 764; P.C. 195; Postm. G.
238; Tell. Ex. 167; W.C.H. 297
— Hy. Warn.,
995
Coke—cont.
— (or Cooke) Wnn., J.C.P. 378;
M. Chy. 395; S.L. 408
Cokefield (or Cokefeud), Jno.
; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B., 371; Jy.
6
*X
— Rt. de, J. It. 367
Cokesay, Th, K.B. 758
Cokeyn, see Cokam -
Colborne, hon. Fras, and Sir
F., gen. (D) 903; K.C.B. 780
— Jno. and sir J., aft. Id.
Seaton, q.v., G.C.B. 769;
G.C.H. 787; G.G., N. Am. Prov,
692; Can. 692 ;
K.C.B. 774
— Wrm., R. Dr. P. A. 338; Yk.
H. 334
Colby, Th., gem. (D) 883
— Wrm. de, dn. Yk. 486
Colchester, lds, and visc.
Savage Family.
—Th., 1st visc., aft. 1st E.
Rivers, q.v., L.L. ESX. 308
— Rd., visc., aft. 4th E.
Rivers, q.v., L.L. Chesh. 306
r Abbot I'amily.
— Ch., 1st là., form. C. Abbot,
(ſ.3). -
Ch., 2nd 1d., adm. (GF) 841 ;
P.C. 215; Paym. G. 245;
Postm. G. 239; W.P.B.T. 269
Coldwell, Jno., bp, Sal. 467;
dm. Roch. 461
Cole, Ch., Chambn. Ex. 166
— sir Chr., IX.C.B. 774
— hon, Galbr. Lowry and Sir
G., G.C.B. 767; G.C.G.H. 679;
G. Mtius. 683; gen. (A) 861;
R.B. '766
— Hy., D. Arch. 420; Vic.
Gen. 421; J. Pr. Ct. 421 ; dh.
St. P. 453 -
— Hy., K.C.B. 783
— Hy. Th., Q.C. 418
C.C.J. 405;
Q.C. 418
— Jno. Amb., gen. (D) 905
→Mart Campb., gen. (C)
7
— Pennel, gem. (D) 891
— Rt. Andr., gem. (I)) 929
— Th., dn. Norw. 456
— Wrm., dri. Linc. 448
— Wnn, Jrmo., IX.H. 791
— hon. Wrm. Montg., dm.
Wford. 628
Colebrooke, Rt., Amb. H.
Tns. 120; Amb. Thy. 129
Sir Th. Ed., L.L. Llïrk.
511 -
Wrm. Macbean Geo. and
sir W., G. Antig, &c. 727; G.
Bah. Isl, 716; G, Bdoes, &c.
719-20-21 ; G. Br. Gu. 715; G.
N. Brk. 696; gen, (D) 885;
K.H. 790
cºnso, Jno. Wm., b.p. Nat.
6
Colepeper and Colepepper,
See also Culpeper
— Jno. (No. 1), J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
— Jno. (No. 2), see lá. C., infra
— Mart., dn. Chich. 434
Colepeper, lds,
— Sir Jno. (No. 2), aft. 1st là.
C., Ch. Ex, 154; M.R. 388;
P.C., 189
— Th., 2nd lá., B.T. 263; L.T.
155
Coleridge, Jno. D., see lá, C.,
infra,
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
996
INDEX OF NAMES,
Coleridge—3ont.
— Jno. T. and sir J., J.K.B.
373; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
216; P.P. 416 ; S.L. 413
— W. H., bp. Bdoes. 721
Coleridge, lds.
— Jno. D. and sir J., aft. li.
C., A.G. 400; C.J.C.P. 376;
Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
218; Pres. C.P.D. 376; Pres.
Q.B.D. 371; Q.C. 418; S.G.
402; S.L. 414
cºlºs, Rt. Bartlett, gem. (D)
— Wm. Cowp., gem. (D) 885
Colet, Hy., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., dri, St. P. 453
Coleton, Rog. de, dm. Exr. 437
Coleville, see Colville
Colla-Uais, K. Ir. 21
Collard, Val., adm. (ID) 826
Collatinus, L. T., C. Ro. 37
Collen, Edwin Hy. Hayt.,
C.I.E. 808
— Geo. W., Pt.c. P. A. 337
Coller, Bl. M. 12.A. 336
Colleton, sir Pet., G. Bdoes.
719
cºllett, Jno. Hick., gen. (ID)
878
Colley, see also Cowley
— Geo. I’om. and sir G., G.
Nat. 680; K.C.S.I. 803
Collier, See also Collyer
— Ed., adm. (ID) 829; (G)
840; K.C.B. 779
Sir Fras. Aug., adm. (D)
827; K.C.H. 788
Geo., Wan. Ch.
Manch. 481
— Sir Geo., adm. (A) 815
— sir Geo. Ralph, K.C.B. 774
84 Hy. Theod. Br., adm. (H)
6
— Jno. Fr., C.C.J. 405
— Rt. Porr. and sir R., aft.
ld. Monkhouse, q.v., A.G.
400; J.C.P. 380; Jud. Conn.
P.C. 361; P.C. 218; IP.I2. 417;
S.G. 402; S.L. 414
Collings, Jesse, Sce. L.G.B.
256
— Jno. El., gon. (ID) 906
Collingham, Hugh, dm. St.
As. 463
— Juno., b.p. Iºmly. 625
Collingwood, Clemmell, gen.
(D) 930
— Cuthb., see Id. C., infl'a.
— lèalph, dn. Lich. 445
Collingwood, lds.
— Cuthb., aft. li. C., adm.
(A) 816
Collins, Arth. Jno. Hamm.
and sir A., C.J. Midras. 658;
Q.C. 419
Arth. Tuck., gen. (C) 872
— Dav., G. V.D.Ld. 708
— Jas., dn. Killa. 614
— löd. Henn., Q.C. 420
— Rt. Hawth., K.C.B. 784
— Wm. Anthy., Q.C. 418
Collinson, Rd. and Sir IR.,
adm. (ID) 833; (E) 834; (E')
838: K.C.B. 780
— Th. Bern., gen. (ID) 911
Collow (or Colowe), Wm., S.L.
407
Collyer, sce also Collier
— Jno., C.C.J. 403
— Th., Clar. K.A. 328; Ir.
R.A. 338
Collyrie, Jno., dn. Wſord, 628
Chr.
*Colman bp. Cld. 598
*— bp. Clonm. 599
*— bp. Lindisf.478
*— (or Mocholmoc),
Tlism. 626
x (St.), bp. Clonf. 635
*— (St.), bp. Cloy. 630
• *— (St.), bp. Drom. 604
*— (St.), bp. Kilmacd, 636
* Prob. Some Same
pers. Comp. dates.
— Geo., E.S.P. 301
Colneye, Wm. de, J. It. 369
Colocair, bp. Clonm. 599
Coloman, I. Hgy. 59
Colonib, Geo. Th., gem. (ID)
893
— Jno. Ch. Iteady, K.C.M.G.
7
— Tºhil. How., adm. (H) 853
Colonsay, Duncan, ld., form.
D. McNeill, q.v.
Colowe, see Collow
Colpoys, Ed. Gr. and Sir E.,
adm. (A) 819; R.C.B. 776
— Jno. and Sir J., adm. (A)
816; G.C.B. 767; G. Gr. Hosp.
854; K.B. 766; L. Admy. 180
Colquhoun, Archd., Ld. Adv.
526
— Dan., gen. (B) 870
— sir Jas., L.L. Dumb. 509
— Jno. and sir J., Compt. Sc.
498; L.G.C. Sc. 506
— sir Patr. MacC., Q.C. 418
— Rt., bp. Arg, 537
— I&t. Gilm. and Sir R., Amb.
D. Pr. 128; Amb. Eg. 130;
K.C.B. 779
Colquitt, Saml. Mart., adm.
(HI) 844
bp.
Colthrop, see Calthrop
Coltman, Th, and Sir T.,
J.C.P. 380; R.C. 416; S.L. 413
Colton, Jno., abp. Arm. 595;
dın. St. Pat. 617; L.J. Ir. 551 ;
L. Treas. Ir. 558; Ld. Chanc.
ll. 574
Columbariis and Colum-
biers, Gilb. de, J. It. 366
— Matth. de, J. It. 368
Columbine, Fras., G. Gibr.
669; gen. (IB) 864
Colvile, Colvill—e, and
Coleville
— Alexr. (2), Ld. Sess. 518
— hom. Ch., gem. (3) 865
— hon. Ch. and Sir Ch., C.C.
Bbay. 660; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H.
786; G. Mtius. 683; gen. (A)
862
— Fiemmes M., gen. (D) 925
— Gilb, de, Jy. 363
— Hy., gen. (ID) 885
— Hy. de, J. I.G. 368
— sir Jas., Compt. Sc. 498
— sir Jas., Ld. Sess. 518
— sir Jas. Wm., C.J. Bgal.
652; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
216
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— Rt., [..IP.S. Sc. 501
Colville of Culross, lds
Alexr., 5th la., adm. (A) 814
— Jno., 7th lä., adm. (A) 819
— Ch. Jno., 8th lá., K.T.
749; M.B.H. 303; P.C. 217 A
...t’l.
Colvin. Auckl, and Sir
jºo ºf Gºjº. L.G. N.W.f.
and Oudh, 654
— Jno. Russ., L.G. N.W.Pr.
653
Coman, bp. Ferns, 621
Combe, Jas. Jno., gem. (ID) 913
Comber, Augs. ISirkw., gen.
(ID) 930
Ts; Hy. Wandesford, adm. (HI)
853
— Th., dm. Dham, 479
Combermere, Stapleton, 1st
ld, and visc., form. Sir S.
Cotton, q.v., C.C. Ind. 650;
Comm. F. Ir. 654; Comst.
T.L. 321; F.M. 856; G. Bdoes.
720; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 786;
gen. (A) 861; K.C.S.I. 802;
P.C. 213
Comegern, see Commergius
Comerford, Edm., bp. Ferns,
621; dn. Oss. 622
Ger., B. Iºx. Ir. 584
— Wm., dm. Oss. 622
Comergius (or Comegern),
bp. Llff. 448
Comin—s, see Comyn–s
Commerell, Jno. Edm. and
Sir J., adm. (E) 836; G.C.B.
771; R.C.B. 780; L. Admy.
185
Commodus, Emp. Ro. 47
Comonfort, Ig., Pres. Mex.
103
Conluto, Ant. Ct., G.C.M.G.
79
Compton, ld. Alwyne, bp.
Ely, 435; dm. Worc. 474
— hom. sil: Fras., gen. (B)
864
— hom. Geo., aft 6th E. of
Northampton, q.v., L.T. 157
— Hatt, and sir H., gem. (B)
864; Lt. T.L. 322
Hy., b.p. Lond. 452;
Oxf. 456; P.C. 191-2-3
— Hy., K.B. 761
— Sir R. H. A.D., C.J. Bbay.
660
— Sp., K.1%. 762
— hon. Sp., aft, lil, and E. of
Wilmington, q.v., K.B. 764;
P.C. 196; Paym. G. 244; Sp.
H.C. 250
— lil. Wm., aft. 1st. E. of
Northampton, q.v., IV.B. 761
— lil. Wnn., aft. 4th M. of
Northampton, q.v., adm. (HI)
84
lop.
9
Sir Winn., Ld. Chamc. Ir.
575
Sir Wm., M.G.O. 258; P.C.
190
Comyn and Comyns
— Jno., abp. Dblm. 615
— sir Jno., B. Ex. 384; C.B.
Ex. 382; J.C.P. 379 ; S.L. 411
— Nichs., bp. Ferns, 621; bp.
Wford, and L. 627
— Rd., S.L. 411
sir Rt. Buckl., C.J. Mdras.
658
Wm., gem. (ID) 876
Conaire, R. Ir. 21
— -Mor, K. Ir. 21
Conall-Cla.On, K. Ir. 21
— Jno. de, dm. Kild. 619
Conan and Conanus
abp. Lond, 450
§: bp. Cnwall. 436
*— bp. S. and M. 483
* Prob, same pers.
— (St.) bp. Isl. 539
— K. Włs. 16
— I. to IV., D. Bry. 28
Conant, see Pigott-Conant
Conarus, R. Sc. 18
Conchabhar, K. Ir. 21
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
997
*Conchovar, bp. Saig. 620
*Concovar, Fiachry, bp.
Cld. 599
* PoSS. same pers.
Condari, Ang., ãº. 794;
K.C.M.G.7%
Conduit, Jno., M.M. 247
cºluyte. Reyn., L.M. Lond.
Coney, Rd., G. Brmda. 701
Congal - Cionnaghair,
Ir. 21
Congall, K. Ir, 22
cºnganus, I. to III., K. Sc.
K.
Congleton, Sir Hy. B. and lå.
C., form. Sir H. B. Parnell,
(1.7).
Congreve, Geo., gen. (D) 895
— Ralph, G. Gibr. 669
Sir Wm., gen. (B) 866;
IX.C.H. 787
Congusa, bp. Arm. 595
Coniers, see Conyers
Conindicus or Conindrius,
bp. Isl. 539; bp. S. and M., 483
Coningham, see also Conyng-
ham
— Hy., gem. (ID) 888
— Hy. Ev., gen. (ID) 929
— Walt., gen. (ID) 928
Coningsby and Comyngsby
Humph., J.K.B. 372; S.L.
07
—— Th., see li. C. infra,
— Wnn., J.K.B. 372; S.L. 408
Coningsby, lds, and E.
— Th., aft. li. and Earl C.,
L.J. Ir. 555; L.L. Heref. 308;
I?.C. 194; V. Treas. Ir. 559
Conlaeth (St.), bp. Kild. 616
*Conmach, bp. Arm. 595
*— bp. Saig. 620
* Poss. same pers.
Connla,ol, K. Ir. 20
Connaught [and Strath-
earn], Arth. W. P. A., D. of
(son Q. Vict.), see also Pr.
Arthur, C.C. Bbay. 660;
G.C.I.E. 805; G.C.M.G. 795;
G.C.S.I. 801; gen. (D) 922;
K.T. 749; P.C. 218
Louise Margt., DSS.
Cr. Ind. 810
Conn-Ceadchadhach, K.
21
of,
Ir.
Connell, Jno. and Sir J.,
J. Adm. Sc. 524
Connemara, Rt. 1d., form. T.
Bourke, q.v.; G.C.I.E. 805
— Susan, lady, form, lady
Susan Bourke, q.v.
Connesburgh, Edmd., abp.
Arnn. 595
Connolly, see Conolly,
Connop, lèd., gem. (D) 893
Connor, K. Ir, 21
— Geo. Hy., dn. Winds. 474
— K. of Chenow and de
Erpe., K.]3. (1394) 755
Conober, D, Bry. 27
Comolly and Connolly
-— Edw. Josh. T., gem. (D)
925
—— Jas., gen. (D) 906
— Matth., adm. (HI) 851
— Rd. Geo., gen. (D) 902
— Wnn., L. J. Ir. 556
— Wrm. H., gem. (D) 883
Conon, P. Ro, 33
Conrad, C.1°.R. 68
— (2), D. Llle, 29
— D. Thy. 57
º
Conrad—comt.
— K. Bdy. 28
— K. J.Sm. 97
— I, and II., C. Lux. 841
— I. and II., D. Brmal. 59
— I. and II., D. B.Va. 67
— I. and II., K. Scy. 55
— I. to IV., D. Su. 80
— I. to IV., E. Gnny. 61
— I. to VII., D. FCa. 71
Conradin, D. Su. 80
Conran, Geo., gen. (ID) 887
— Hy., gem. (B) 868
Conroy, sir Jno., K.C.H. 787
Considine, Jas., K.H. 790
Constable, Jno., dn. Linc.
— Rt., S.L. 407
— Th., K.B. 756
Constance, D. Bry. 28
— (dau. Wm. I.), Pr. E. 9
TTI (g. dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E.
1
— Juno. de, bp. Worc. 472
Constans, Emp. Ro. 48
— II., Emp, E.E. 50
Constantine, P. Ro. 33
— R. Russ. 89
— I. and II., Emp. Ro. 48
— I to IV., I. Sc. 18-9
III. to XIII., Emp. E.E.
50-1
Earl. Ld. Chanc. Sc. (1094)
514
Constantiis, Walt. de, bp.
Linc. 446; Ch. Jr. 362; Jy.
363; Ld. Chanc. 353
Constantius, I. and II., Emp.
O. 48
Contentus (St.), bp. Isl. 539;
bp. S. and M. 483
Continisanus, L. H. A., C.
RO, 38
Conuil, see O'Cmail
Conveal, IX. Ir. 20
Conway, Comte de, G. Mtius.
583
6
— Ed., see lil. C., infra.
hon. Hy. Seym., C. Ch.
855; F.M. 856; gen. (A) 858;
P.C. 201; S.G.O. 259 ; S. St.
224
Ed., M. Chy. 396
Hugh and sir H., IS.B.
758; L. Treas. Ir. 559
Th. Syd., gen. (ID) 904
Conway, lds., visc. and E. of
— sir Ed., aft. 1st 10. and
visc., S. St. 223
Ed., 3rd visc. and 1st E, of,
P.C. 192; S.St. 223
Convay-Gordon, see Gordon
— Seymour-, see Hertford
Conybeare, Fredk, gen. (D)
— Jno., bp. Brl. 439; dra, Chr.
Ch. Oxf. 457
— W. D., dm. Llff. 450
Conyers and Coniers
— Ch. Edw., gen. (ID) 881
— sir Ger., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno., K.C. 415
— sir Jno., K.G. 736
— sir Jno., Lt. T.L. 321
— Trist., S.T.u. 410
— Wrm., S.L. 409
Conyngsby, see Coningsby
Comyll, Nichs., dm. Kild. 619
Conyngham, See also Coming-
ham and Cunyngham
— la. Alb., K.C.H. 787
— lá. Fras., See Marq. C.
infra,
Conyngham—comt.
Wm. Burt, C. Treas. Ir.
560
Wm. Fitz Len., K.C.B. 783
Conyngham, M.
— Hy., 1st M., Const. W.
Cast. 322; G.C.H. 786; gell.
(A) 861; K.P. 750; L.S.H. 290;
P.C. 210
Fras. N., 2nd M., form. Id.
Fras. C. and E. of Mount-
Charles, q.v.; . (D) 893;
R.P. 751; L.C.H. 295; L.L.
Meath, 570; P.C. 213; Postm.
G. 238; U.S.F. 229
— Geo. Hy., 3rd M. of, gen.
(D) (1877) 917
Coode, Jno. or Jno. Hy., adm.
(D) 828; K.C.B. 778
— Sir Jno., K.C.M.G. 798
— Jno. Penr., gen. (D) 917
— Trev. Penr., adm. (H) 852
Cook and Cooke, see also
Coke
— Anthy., K.B. 760
— Anthy. Ch., gen. (D) 924
— Ch. and sir C., B.T. 264
— Ch., aft. E. of Belmont,
q.v., K.B. 765
— Ch. Jno., gen. (ID) 897
— Crawf., gen. (D) 916
— Daml., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Ed., C.C.J. 404
— Ed., U.S.F. 229; U.S. Ir.
563; U.S.W. and C. 231
— (or Coke), Geo., bp. Brl.
439; bp. Her. 442
— Geo., dn. Thist. 749
— Geo., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Geo., Paym. G. 245
— Geo. and sir G., gen. (B)
868; K.C.B. 775
— Hy., gen. (ID) 935
— Hy. Fk. and sir H., gen.
(C) 875; K.C.H. 787
*— Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 579
sk Jno., S.G. 401
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Jno. and Sir J., D. Arch.
#: K. Adv. 422; Vic. Gen.
Miles, M. Chy. 396
— Sir Rd., Ch. Ex. Ir. 562;
Sec. St. Ir. 562
—– Rt., Chest. H. 331 ; Clar.
K.A. 328; R. Bl. P.A. 344
Sir Saml., L.M. Dblin. 641
— Th., R.B. 757
— Th., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm., D. Arch. 420; J.
Adm. Ct. 422; J. Pr. Ct. 421
— Wm., dm. Ely 435
— Wnn., K.C. 415
— Wm. (see Coke)
— W. G., G. St. Xtr. 729
—ºwn. Hy., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
Cookes, Ch. Hy., gen. (D) 920
Cookesley, Jno., admm. (IHI) 846
cºison, Ch. Alf., K.C.M.G.
799
Ch. N., gem. (B) S68
— Geo., gen. (3) 869
Geo. Item., gem. (ID) 913
Jas. Gast., gen. (ID) 925
— Mont. H., aft. Cookson-
Crackamthorpe, Q.C. 419
cººkworthy, Colin, gen. (D)
Coombe, Harv. Chr., L.M.
Lond. 492
IFon. List of .ſbbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
998
INDEX OF NAMIES.
Coombe-Comt.
—- Jno., C.J. Chest. 386; J.
Chest, 387
Coomber, Th., dm. Call. 476
Cooper, Alfr., gem. (D) 923
— sir A. A., aft. la Ashley
and E. of Shaftesbury, q.v.,
P.C. 189
Sir Ast, Past., G.C.H. 787;
Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
Ch, Purt., I&.C., 416
→hon. Cropl. Ashl., Clk O.
2
— sir Daml., G.C.M. J. 796;
K.C.M.G. 797
— E. H., I,...ſu. Sligo 571
Edw. Mac. Gilb., gen. (ID)
921
Geo., gen. (D) 879
Grey and sir G., T.I.T. 158;
P.C. 206; Sec. Tr. 163
Hy., gen. (D)897
— Jno., S.L. 408
— Jno. S., C. St. Ir. 568
Saml., Pres. Coll., Surg.
939
— Th., I.C.C. 415
— Wm., gen. (I)) 925
— Wrm, gen, (D) 935
cºrteyse, Rd., dn. Chich.
43
Coote, Ch., dn. Kilf, 637
— Sir Ch., aft. E. of Mount-
rath, ſq.v., Comm. Ir. 555
— Chas. Geo. Hy., gem. (ID)
917
—Ch. Hy., aft. li. Castlecoote,
q.v., C. Acc. Ir, 567; C. Cus.
Ir, 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566;
Geneal. St. Patr. 752
Eyre amd Sir E. (No. 1),
C.C. Ind. 650; G. Jam. 713;
gen. (B) 865; K.B. 765
Iºyre and sir E. (No. 2),
G.C.]3. 767; gem. (A) 860;
K.B. 766
— löt., adm. (E) 835
— Th., C.G.S. Ir. 576; J.K.B.
Ir. 579 ; Rec. D'bln. 642
— Th., R. Rge. P.A. 344
— Wm., dm. Down. 605
Coote, lds.
—— Ch., 5th lá. See E.
Bella mont
Cootes (or Coates), L.M. Lond.
490
Cope, Anthy, dn, Arm. 597
— Anthy., dyn. Elph. 609
— Edm. Ril., gen, (B) 868
— Jno. and sir J., K.B. 764;
gem. (B) 864
— Walt... Amb. Ecr. 942
— Walt., bp. Clom.f. and K.
636; bp. Ferns and L. 622;
dll. Drom. 606
Copeland, Wm. P., L.M.
Lond, 492
Copinger, see Coppinger
Copland, Crawford-, form.
Crawford, q.v.
Copleston, Ed., bp. Llff 449;
dim. Chest. 477; dm. St. P. 453
— Iteg. Steph., bp. Cmbo. 673
Copley, Jno. Rt., dn. Kilf. 637
— Jno. S. and Sir J., aft, ld.
Lyndhurst, q.v., A.G., 400;
C.J. Chest. 386; Ld. Chanc.
357; M.B. 388; P.C. 210; S.G.
402; S.L. 413
Copping, Jno., dm. Cllr. 597
coppiº ger and Copinger,
— Maur., S.L. Ir. 592
— sir Wim., L.M. Lond. 490
Of
Corach, Fintain, bp. Clonf. 635
Corban, Wm. Watts, gen, (D)
9
927
Corbet and Corbett
— Ed., R.B. 761
— Ed., S.L. 411
Iºdwin, Annb, BZl. 135;
Amb. C. Am. 134; Annib. Gr.
129 ; Amb, Sw. and N. 127;
Amb. Swz. 114
— Fras., dun, St. Patr, 618
—ºno, adm. (E) 836; IS.C.IB.
7
1
— Jno., S.L. 410
Miles, C.B. Ex. Ir. 583;
C.G.S. Ir. 576; Comlu. Ir.
554-5
Begd., J.Q. B. 372; S.L.
408
— Rd., bp, Norw. 455; bp.
Oxf. 456; din. Chl. Ch. Oxf.
457 .
IRt., K.B. 759
— Sir IRt., C. Cus. 275
— (of Murtone), lêoger, 13.B.
757
— Stuart, , gem.
(D) 893;
! C.B. 779
"h., Sec, Adm. 186-7
— Uvedale, C.C.J. 403
Corbiere, —, U.S.S. 225
Corbois (or Corbyl), Wm., abp.,
Cantº. 430
Corbred, I. and II., K. Sc. 18
Corbridge or Corbrigge,
Th., abp. 485
Corbyl, see Corbois
Cordell, Wm. and sir
M.R. 388; S.G. 401;
4-
W.,
Sp. H.C.
249
Cordner, Jas. Ed., gen. (ID)
925
Cordova, G., Pres. Bol. 109
cºfield, Flº. Br., gen, (D)
95
— Wrm. Rt., gen. (D) 895
Cork, E. See also Burlington
and Orrery
— Rd, 1st E. of, L.J. Ir, 554; Iu.
Treas. Ir. 559
— Rd, 2nd E. of, L. Treas. Ir.
559
— Ch., 3rd E. Of, L. Treas. Ir.
559
|Rd., 4th E. of, L. Treas. Ir.,
559-60
Edm., 8th E. of, gem. (A)
861; K.P. 751
— Rd. Edm. St. L., 9th E. of,
IC.P. 751; L.L. Soms. 311;
#Ph. 303; M.H. 302; P.C.
17
*Cormac and Cormacus
*— bp. Ach. 612
bp. Ard. 607.
t bp. Arm. 595
*— (2), bp. Cld. 598
sk
*f;
3: bp. Doln. 615
X; bp. Dkld. 533
*— bp. Mortl. 530
— bp. Saig. 620
* Prob. Some same
pers. Comp. dates.
Cormac-Ulfhada, K. Ir, 2]
Cormailles, Jno. de, IX.B
Cornbury, visc., see F
Clarendon
*Cornelius, abp. Arm, 59
º
:
54
Of
:k abp. Trn. 611
:}; bp. Ach. 612
*— bp. Cnr. 604
# bp. Drom. 604
×
bp. Elph. 608
Cornelius—cont.
*— bp. Kilmacd, 636
*— dun. Cash, 627
# dul. Llin. 623
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates
— P. RO, 32
— L., C. Ro. 47
Corner, lºd, de la, bp, Mith, .
559 *
— Wrm, de, bp. Sal. 467
cºnet, sir Pet., G. Ch. Isl.
667
Cornewall, see Cornwall
Cornewallis, see Cornwallis
Cornhill, Gerv. de, J.It 365 ;
Jy. 363
— Hyde, dn. St. P. 452
— Regd. de, Jy, 364
— (or Cornhull), Wum. (le,
% Ilich. and Cov. 443; J. It.
36
cornhull, See Cornhill
Cornicen, P. AE. E., C. Ro. 39
— S. O., Dec. Ro. 38
Cornificius, L., C. Ro
Cornish, Hy., C. St. 283
— Rt. K. Išestell- (See also
Restell), bp. Madr. 689
— sil: Saml., adm. (A) 814
— Saml. Pitchf., adm. (A)
815
— Wrm, Iſèt., C.I.E. 806
Cornutus, Q.S.C., C. Ro. 37
S. S. C., C. lºo. 37-8; Dec.
*-
-
RO, 38
Cornvale, Jno., IS.B. 756
Cornwall and Cornewall
— Ch., adm. (A) 813 r
— Ch. W., L.T. 157-8; P.C.
203; Sp. H.C. 250
— Clem. Fras., G., 13r. Cbia.
698
— Edmud, de, K.B. 755
— Edmol. (bar. of Burford).
IX. B. 758 f
— F. H. W., bp. Brl. 439; by).
Her. 442; bp. Worc. 473; dun.
Cant. 431
— Hy., gen. (B) 864
— Jas., C. Exc. 282
— Jno., adm. (IHI) 849
— sir Jno., aft. 14, Fallhope,
q.v., K.G. 735
— Wnn. Hy., gem. (D) 885
Cornwall, D. of, see Pr. of
Wales
Cornwall, E. of
Piers Gaveston, E. of (see
also Gaveston), L.L. Ir. 550
Cornwallis and Corne-
wallis
— hon, Ed., C. Gibr. 670 : (#.
N. Sc. 694; gen. (B) 865
—— Flc., see 16. C., infra.
— hom. Fla., º Cantº. 431;
bp. Lich, and Cov. 444; din.
St. P. 453; P.C. 202
— (or Cornewalsche),
L.H.A. 173
— (or Cornewalsh), JaS., C.13.
EX. Ir, 582
— hon, Jas., see E. of C.,
infra,
— hon. Steph., gen. (C)
— sir Th., Compt, H. 292
— hon. Wnn, and sir W., adml.
(A) 815; G.C.B. 767
Cornwallis, lds., E. and M.
— sir Fla., aft. 1st là. C., P.C.
190; Tr. H. 291 -
— Ch., aft. 2nd lá. C. K.13.
768
Jaš.,
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
999
Cornwallis, lds., E. and M.–
CO77 U.
Ch., 3rd ld., L. Aduny, 176;
C. 194
— Ch., 4th lä., Paym. G. 244;
Postºm, G. 238
— Ch., 5th la., aft. 1st E.,
Comst. T.L. 321; P.C. 198
— Ch., 2nd E., aft. 1st M.,
Amb. Fr. 112; C.C. Ind. 650;
Comm. I'. Ir. 564; Const. T.L.
321 ; G.G. Ind. 648; gem. (A)
858; K.G. 742; L.L. Ir. 557.
M.G.O. 259; P.C. 202; V.
Treas. Ir, 560
— Ch., 3rd E. and 2nd M.,
M.B.H. 803
— hom. Ja.s., aft. 4th Earl C.,
bp. Lich. and Cov. 444; dm.
Cant, 431; dim. Dham, 479; din.
Winds. 474
Cornwallsche, see Carnwallis
Cornwalshe, see Cornwallis
Corr, Rd., bp. Lism. 626
Corre, Dav., bp. Clonf. 635
Corrie, Daml., bp. Mdras, 658
-— Wnn. Tayl, gem. (D) 924
Corrin, Dav., dm. Llin. 623
Corry, see also Cory
— hon. Arm. Lowr., adm. (D)
829; adm. (HI) 852
— hom. Hy.Th. Lowr, Compt.
H. 293; L. Admy, 183—4; P.C.
213; Sec. Adm. 186—7; V.P.
Ed. 255
— Isaac, B.T. 268; C. Cus. Ir.
565; C. Treas. Ir. 560–1; Ch.
Ex, Ir. 562; P.C. 306
Corsellis, Th., gem. (D) 876;
I.C.E. 776
Coruncanius, T., C. Ro. 42;
Dt., R.O. 42
Corvinus, M., K. Hgy. 60
. V. M., C. Ro. 41, 47
Corvus, L. F., C. Ro. 41
— M. V. (6), C. Ro. 40-1; Dü.
RO. 40-1
Cory, see also Corry
— Milo, bp. Clonm. 600
— Nichs., adm. (GF) 842
Corye, Arthr., S.L. Ir. 591
Coryngham, Jno., L. Treas.
Ir. 558
Coryton, Jno. R., gen. (D) 889
Cosby, D. A. S., aft. li. Sydney,
q.v., Amb. Dk, 127
Phillips, adm. (A) 815
— Th. Pri., gen. (D) 933
Coshalett, Wm. de, B. Ex
tº-º-º-º-º:
383
Cosin and Cosyn
Jno., bp. Dham. 479; dim.
PbOro. 458
Rd., D. Arch. 420; M. Chy.
395 ; Vic. Gen. 421
— Wrm., dm. Wells, 429
Cosno, I. to III., G.D. Thy, 57
Cossigny, Dav. Ch. de, G.
Mtius. 683
Cossimbazar, Maharamec of,
Cr. Ind. 809
Cossley, Jno., L.G. Ch. Hosp.
36
936
Cossus, A. C., C. Tºo. 39; Di.
RO, 39
— C. C., C. Ro. 39
— P. C. M., C. Ro. 39
— P. C. R., Dt. IRo. 39
Coster, Wm. Jac., G. Ceyl. 672
Costley, Wm. R. C., gem. (D)
886
Cosyn, see Cosin
Cot—, see also Cott-
Coterell, see Cotterell
Čotes, Ch. 6., ii.162
— Geo., bp. Chest. 476
— Jno. de, dn, Lim. 639
— Th., adm. (A) 814
— Wash., dn. Lism. 629
Cotesmore, see Cottesmore
Cotgrave, Hugh, R.Cr. P.A.
335; Richm. H. 333
Cotismore, see Cottesmore
Cott—, see also Cot—
Cotta, C. A., C. Ro. 42, 43, 46
— L. A., C. Iło. 44-5-6
— M. A., C. R.O. 46
Cottenham, Ch. Chr., 1st là.
and E. of, form. Sir C. C.
IPepys, q.v., Ld. Chanc. 358
Cotterel, Cotteril and
Coterell
— Sir Ch., L.P.S. 240
Patr., T.H.A. 173
— Rt., J.K.B. Ir. 578
— Steph. and sir St., L.P.S.
241; Sec. B. T. 270
— Walt., S.L. Ir. 591
— Wrm., bp. Ferns and L.
622; dm. Rph. 602
Cotterill, Hy., bp. Edinb. 543;
bp. Gr. Th. 680
Cottesloe, T. F., ld., form. Sir
T. F. Fremantle, q.v.
Cottesmore (or Cotismore),
Jno., C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 378;
S L. 407
Cottingham and Cotyng-
harm.
— Hy., dm. Clonm. 600
— Th. de, L.K. 354; M. Chy.
393
Cottington, Fras., 1d., Ch.
ſºx. 154; Const. T.L. 321 ; Tu.
Admy. 175; L.H.T. and L.T.
140 ; L.L. Dors. 307; P.C. 189;
S. St. 223
Cotton, sir All., L.M. Lond.
491
— sir Arth. Th., gem. (ID) 897;
R.C.S.I. 802
— sir Ch., adm. (A) 816
— Ch. McCl., gem. (ID) 922
— Corb., gen. (TD) 898
→ Baw. l{owl. Jos., gell. (ID)
87%
— Fras, Vere, adm. (HI) 848
— Geo., dm. Chest. 477
— Geo. Ed. L., byp. Calc. 653
— Hy., bp. Sal. 467
— Hy., dm. Lism. 629
— Hy. and sir H., Jud. Conn.
l?.C. 361; L.J. App. 389; P.C.
219; Q.C. 418
Jno., Chn. E.I. Co. 645
— Juno. Hy., dm. Bgr. 427
— sir Jno. Hinde, B.T. 264;
Tr. Ch. 294
— Sir litt., Postm. G. 237
— Rowl., adm. (A) 815
— Stanh., G. Gibr. 669
— sir Stapleton, aft, ld, and
visc. Combermere, q.v., R.B.
766
— Syd, Jno. and sir S., G.C.B.
770; G. Ch. Hosp. 936; gen.
(D) 893; K.C.B. 778
— Wm., byp. Exr, 437
— Wm. Jas, R., L.M. Lond.
492
— Willoughby and sir W.,
C.C. Bbay, 660; G.C.B. 769;
. (A) 863; K.C.B. 776;
R.C.H. 787
Cottrell, see Cotterell
| Cotyngham, see Cottingham
Couch, Rd. and Sir R., C.J.
Bbay. 660; C.J. Bgl. 653; Jud.
Com. P.C. 362; P.C. 219
Coulson, Foster, gen. (D) 877
— Walt., Q.C. 417
Coulter, Wm., L. Prov. Edinb.
548
Countess, Geo., adm. (A) 818
Coupar, Wm., bp. Gall. 538
Coupar, ld.
— Juo., ld., Ld. Sess. 517
Couper, see also Cooper and
Cowper
— Geo. Eb. W. and Sir G.,
C.C. Oudh. 654; Ch. Com.
Oudh, 654; IS.C.S.I. 803; L.G.
N.W. Pr. 653; L.G. N.W. Pr.
and Oudh, 654
— Jas. Kempt., gen. (D) 930
Couplith, Jas., bp. Cnr. 604
Couraud, Jno., U.S.S. 225
Courcey and Courcy
— Edmd., bp. Clr. 596
Ross, 631
— hom. Michl. de, adm. (A)
817; (E) 835; (E) 839
Courtenay and Courteney,
See also Courtney
— Ceo. Wm. Conway, adm.
(D) 830
— Hy. Reg., b.p. Brl. 439 ; bp.
EXr. 437
— Hy. Reg., gen. (ID) 911
— Hugh, see Id. C., infra,
— Jno., L.T. 158
— Jno., S.G.O. 260
bp.
Pet , bp. Exr. 436; bp.
Winch. 470; dn. Exr. 437;
dn. Winds. 474 *
— Pet. de, Const. W. Cast.
322; K.G. 734
Ph., R.C. 416
Ph. de and sir P., L.H.A.
172-3; L.L. Ir. 551
lºegd., bp. Jam. 713
— lºd., dm. St. As. 463;
Wells, 429; bp. Norw. 455
— Bd. Wm., adm. (HI) 851
— Th. P., B.C. 253; P.C. 211;
Sec. B.C. 254; V.P.B.T. 269
— Wm., abp. Cant. 430; §:
Her. 441; by. Lond. 451; Ld.
Chanc. 354; M. Chy. 397
Courtenay, lds.
— Hugh de, aft. 5th lä. C. and
1st E. of Devon (1st Cr.), q.v.,
K.I.B. 755
— Sir Hugh (son of 2nd E. of
Devon), K.G. 733
— Hugh, aft, 4th E. Of Devon,
q.v., R.B. 755
— Wrm., ld., aft. 2nd E. of
Devon (2nd Cr.), q.v., IX.B.
dm.
58
Wm. Reg., visc., aft. 3rd
E. of Devon (3rd Cr.), q.v.,
Sec. P.L.B. 262
Courteney, see Courtenay
Courthorpe, Wm., R. Cr. P.A.
336; Som. H. 332
Courtney, see also Courtenay
— Ed. Hy., gen. (ID) 934
— F., b.p. N. Sc. 695
— Leon. H., Sec. Tr. 164 ;
U.S.C. 235; U.S. Home, 228
Courtown, E. of
Jas., 2nd E. of, K.P. 750 ;
P.C. 204 ; Tr. H. 291
Jas. Geo., 3rd E. of, form.
visc. Stopford, q.v., C.G.P.
300 ; C.Y.G. 298; K.P. 75l
Cousin-Montauban, S08
Montauban
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1000
INDEX OF NAMES.
Couteur, Jno. Le, gem. (IB)
Couza, Pr. A. J., H. Rima. 95
Coveley, Th., A.G. 398
Coventre, see Coventry
Coventry, Hy, and sir H.,
B.T. 263; L. Admy. 175; P.C.
191-2; S. St. 223
— Jno., K.B. 763
— Jno., L.M., 490
— Millis, C.C.J. 406
— Th. and sir Th., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 409
— Th., see also lö. C., infra,
— Sir Wrm., T.T. 155
Coventry, lds and E. of
Williers Family.
— Geo., 1st E. of, form. M.
and aft. D. of Buckingham,
QI.").
— sir Th., aft. 1st là. C., A.G.
399; L. K. 356; Rec. Ilond.
494; S.G. 401
— Wrm., 5th E. of, P.C. 197
— Geo. W., 6th E. Of, L.L.
WOrc, 313
— Geo. Wrm., 7th E. Of, form.
visc. Deerhurst, q.v.
— Geo. W., 9th E. of, C.G.A.
300; M.B.H. 303; P.C. 219
cºverdale, Miles, bp. EXr.
4.
Covingham, Jno., Regr. Gart.
746
Covinis, Rog. de, dm. Lich.
445 -.
Cowan, sir Ed. Port., L.L.
Ant. 568
L. Prov. Edinb.
— JaS.,
548
— Jno., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
521; S.G. Sc. 527
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond, 492
Coward, Wm., S.L. 411
Cowell, Andr., gem. (A) 860
— Jno., Vic. Gen. 421
— Jno. Cl, and Sir J., gem. (D)
921 ; K.C.B. 783; P.C. 221
— Stepm., K.H. 790
Cowen, see Cowan
Cowie, Benj. M., dn. EXr. 438;
dri. Manch. 481
— Hugh, Q.C. 419
— Th. H., Q.C. 419
Wm. Gard., bp.
(N.Z.) 709
Cowland, Rd., dm. Bgr. 426
Cowley, see also Colley
— Rt., M.R. Ir. 585
— Walt., S.G. Ir. 589
Cowley, lds and E.
— Hy., 1st. la., form. hom. H.
and sir H. Wellesley, q.v.,
Amb. Fr. 113
— Hy. Rd. Ch., 2nd ló. and 1st
E., form. hom. H. R. C. Wel-
lesley, q.v., Amb. Aus. 117;
Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. G. St.
122; Amb. Swz. 113; K.C.B.
Auckl.
782; K.G. 745; G.C.B. 772;
I’.C. 215
Cowper, see also Couper
- 5 . N.S.W. 703 ;
R.C.M.G. 796
— Geo., C. St. 283
— Geo., K.H.
.H. 789
Sp., C.J. Chest. 386; J.C.P.
379; S.L. 411
— Sp., gem. (B) 866
— hon, Sp., dn. Dham. 479
— Th., dn. Chr, Ch. Qxf. 457;
dm. Gir. 440; bp. Linc. 447;
bp. Winch. 471
--
Cowper—cont.
— hon. Wm. F., aft. li. Mount-
Temple, q.v., C.W.P.B. 272;
L. Admy. 183; L.T. 160; P.C.
216; Paym. G. 245; Pres. B.H.
255; V.P.B.T. 269; V.P. Ed.
255
Cowper, lds. and E.
m., aft. Sir W., visc.
Fordwick, q.v., and 1st là. and
1st Earl , K.C. 415; Ld.
Chanc. 357; L.H.S, 286 ; L.K.
357; L.L. Herts. 309; P.C.
195
— Geo. Aug., 6th E., L.L.
Kent, 309
— Fras. Th. de Gr., 7th E.,
C.G.A. 300; K.G. 744; L.L.
Beds. 306; L.L. Ir, 558; P.C.
218
Cox and Coxe, See also Cocks
— Ch. and sir C., Chanc. M.G.
799
— Ch. Vyv., gen. (ID) 910
— Ch. Wm., gem. (I)) 914
— col. —, G. Gsey. 668
— Dougl., adm. (IHI) 848
— Edm. Hy., gen. (D) 926
— Ed. Wrm., S.L. 414
— sir Geo. M., gen. (ID) 876
— Hy. Ch. M., gen. (D) 888
91Hon. Wall. Hy., gem. (ID)
1
— Homersham, C.C.J. 405
*— Jno., gen. (D) 890
*— Jno., K.H. 790
* 2 same pers.
— Jno. Br., gen. (D) 935
— Jno. Ham., gen. (D) 911
— Jno. Wrm., gem. (D) 908 a
— Michl., abp. Cash. and
Eml. 626; bp. Oss. 620
— Rd., b.p. Ely,435; bp. Norw.
455; dri. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457;
dr). Westle. 469
— Sir Rd., C. Cus. Ir. 565;
C. Exc. Ir. 566
— Sir Rd., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580;
C.J.Q.B. Ir. 578; J.C.P. Ir.
581; L.J. Ir. 555; Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 576
— Saml., G. Bdoes. 720
— Saml. Compt., M. Chy.
397 -
— Th., dm. Ferms, 623
— Th., gem. (C) 872."
— Wm., gen. (D) 885; K.H.
791
— Wm. Ham, gem. (D) 910
Coxe, see Cox
cº (or Quin), Jno., bp. Tim.
Cozens, Alex., T. Cr. P.A. 335
— -Hardy, see Hardy
Crabbe, Eyre Jno., K.H. 792
Crackanthorpe, see Cook-
son-Crackanthorpe
Crackhall, Jno., L.H.T. 152
Cracklow, Hy., gem. (D) 890
Craddock and Cradock, See
also Caradoc
— Jno., abp. D'blin. and Gl.
616; bp. Kilm. 607
— Rog., b.p. Llff. 449; bp.
WíOld. 626
— capt. T., G. Brmda. 701
— Wm., dun. St. Patr. 618
Cradock, see Craddock
Cragg, Jno. Bettinson, adm.
(HI) 850
Craggs, Jas., P.C. 197; Postm.
G. 238; S. St. 224; Sec. at W.
233; Sec. P.O. 239
Craig, Fras., gen. (A) 858
— Jas. Hy., G. C.G.H. 678;
G. Cam. 691; G. Gsey. 669;
gen. (A) 860; K.B. 766
— Sir LeW., Ld. Sess. 519
— Peter, gem. (A) 859
Rd., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Rd. Davis, Q.C. 417
→Wm. J. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
— Wrm. Gibs. and sir W.,
L.T. 161; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525 ;
P.C. 217
crisie, Geo. Clerk, Ly. Dep.
— Hy. Cad., gen. (D) 921
— Peter Edmonstone,
(ID) 885; K.C.B. 779
— Rt., adm. (GF) 842
— Rt., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516; Ld.
Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 520
Craik and Craike
— Alexr., bp. Kild. 617; drl.
St. Patr. 618
— Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Craike, see Craik
Crail, Adam, bp. Abdn. 530
Cramahé, Hect. C., G. Cam.
591
69
Crambeth, Matthw. de, bp.
Dkld. 533
cºmer, Jno. A., dm. Carl.
7
gen.
Crampton, Jno. F. T. and Sir
J., Amb. Hnr. 120; Amb. Russ.
126; Amb. Spm. 124; Amb.
U.S.A. 132; K.C.B. 782
— Ph., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Ph. Cecil, J.K.B. Ir. 579;
S.G. Ir. 590
Cranborne, Visc.
— Ch., visc. (son of 2nd E. Of
Salisbury), K.B. 762
— Jas., visc., aft. 6th E. Of
Salisbury, q.v., L.L. Herts,
309
— Jas., visc., aft. 7th E. and
1st M. of Salisbury, q.v., Tr.
H. 291
Jas. Br. Wm., visc., aft, 2nd
; of Salisbury, q.v., B.C.
53
— Rt. A. T., visc., aft. 3rd M.
of Salisbury, q.v., P.C. 217 ;
Sec. Ind. 236
Cranbrook, Gathorne, 1st
visc., form. G. Hardy, q.v.,
C.D.L. 243; G.C.S.I. 801; Jud.
Com. P.C. 362; L.P.C. 188;
Pres. P.L.B. 262; W. Sec. 232
— Jane, Viscss., Cr. Ind. 810
Crancumb, Geoff. de, Const.
T. L. 320
cºme. Sir Fras., Chanc. Gart.
Cranfield, Randal, M.M. 246
Cranfield, ld. -
— Lionel, 1st là., aft. E. Of
Middx., q.v., L.H.T. 139, 154
Cranley, Th., abp. Dblin. and
Gl. 616; L. J. Ir. 552; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575
Cranley, lds. and visc.
— Geo., 1st là. and Visc.,
form. Geo. Onslow, q.v., aft.
4th lä, and 1st Visc. Onslow,
(1.7).
cºmmer, Th., abp. Cant.
1
Cranston, hom. Capt., G. I.
Man. 666
Cranstoun, Geo., Sc.
527; Ld. Sess. 520
Fac.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF
1001
NAMES.
Cranworth, Rt. Mons., 1d.,
form. Sir R. M. Rolfe, q.v.;
# App. 388; Ld. Chanc.
Crassus, –, Tr., Ro. 46
. L., C. Ro. 44
— C.P., C. Ro. 39
— L. L., C. Ro. 45
— L. P. (3), C. Ro. 39, 40, 41;
Dt. Ro. 40
— M. L. (3), C. Ro. 46-7
— M. O., C Ro. 42
*-*.
→ M. P., C. Ro. 39; Dt. Ro.
— P. C., C. Ro. 46
— P. L., C. Ro. 44-5
—Rd., bp. Lich. and Cov.
444; L.K. 353
— T. O. (2), C. Ro. 42
Gºtor, Geo. Ayt., gen. (D)
Crathilimthus, K. Sc. 18
cºcombe, Jno. de, M. Chy.
Crauford, and Craufurd ;
See also Črawford
— Arch., Ld. Sess. 518
— sir Ch. Cregan, G.C.B. 768;
gen. (IB) 866
Tººk. Augs. Buch., adm. (H)
— Jas., Jy. Sc. 523
Jas., Ld. Sess. 521; S.G.,
SC. 527
— sir Jas., amb, Dk. 127;
amb. G. St. 121 ; amb. H.
Th9. 120
— Rt., gen. (C) 873
Crauford, lds. and E. of
- Paw. ld., L.G.C. Sc. (1256)
— Dav., 5th E. of, aft. D. of
Montrose, q.v., Sc.
499; L.J. Gen. 522
— Jno., 17th E. of, Comm.
Tr. Sc. 497; Ld. Sess. 517
— Wnn., 18th E. of. Comm.
º Sc. 497; Pres. P.C. Sc.
0
— Jno., 19th E. of, gen. (IB)
864 º
— Jno. 20th E. of, gen. (IB)
865
— Geo., 22nd E. of, gem. (C)
873; L.L. Fifesh. 510
Craufurd, see Crauford
Craven, Ch., gem. (A) 862
— hon. Hy. Aug. Berk., gen.
(C) 874
— hon. Th., adm. (A) 815
— sil: Wrm., L.M. Lond. 491
Craven, lds. and E. Of
1st Creation.
— Wrm., 1st là. and 1st E. Of,
B.T. 263; gem. (B) 864; L.
Admy. 175; P.C. 190,192
— Wnn., 6th Id., L.L. Berks.
306
2nd Creation.
— Wrm., 7th lä. and 1st E. of,
gen. (B) 867;, L.L. Berks.
Wm., 2nd E. of, L.L.
Wal:W. 312
Geo. Gr., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Berks. 306
Crawford and Crawfurd,
See also Crauford
— Abraham, adm. (H) 847
— Adam Fife, gen. (ID) 887
— Archd., L.H.T. Sc. 496
— Dav., L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
— Geo., gen. (D) 880
Crawford and Crawfurd—comt.
— Gibbs, Clk. O. 260
— Ja.s., G. Brmdal. 701
— Jas. R., gen. (D) 890
— Jno. W., G. Ont, 692
— Nichs., L.J. Clk. 516; Ld.
Sess. 518 -
— Rt., gen. (IB) 870
Rt. F., aft. Copland-Craw-
ford, q.v. (D) 900
— Th., K.C.B. 784
— Th., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Crawford, lds. and E. of, see
Crauford
Crawley, Edm., adm. (A) 818
— Fras., Curs. B. Ex. 386
— Fras. and Sir F., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 409
— Hy. Ow., gen. (D) 898
— Th. Rt., gem. (ID) 909
Crayford, Jno., dm. Emly. 628
Creagh, Andr., dn. Lim. 639
932 h. Augs. Fitzg., gen. (D)
3
—ºn. Vand., G. Br. N. Brmo.
7 -
— Dav., Abp. Cash. 625
— Ja.s., gen. (ID) 900
— Jaspar Byng, gen. (D) 904
— sir Michl., gen. (IP) 885;
E.H. 790
— sir Michl., L.M. Dbln. 640
— Wm., bp. Lim. 638
Creagh-Osborne, SeeOsborne
Crealock, Hy. Hope, gen. (D)
909
crºsch, Wm., L. Prov. Edinb.
Creevy, Th., Sec. B.C. 254
Creighton, Abnn., Ld. Sess.
518
— Daiml., gen. (C) 871
— Juo., dm. Ferns. 623
— (or Crichton), Rt., Ld. Adv.
526; Ld Sess. 518
Crepping, Rd. de, J. It. 368
Walt. de, J. It. 366; Jy.
364
cºheld, IRd., J.C.P. 379 ; S.L.
Crespo, J., Pres. Vzla., 108
Cresset (or Cressett), Ed., bp.
Llff. 449; dri. Clr. 597; dri.
Her. 442
Cressi, see Cressy
cºsingham, Hugo de, J. It.
Cressy and Cressi
— Hugh, dm. Llim. 623
— Hugh, J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Hugh de, J. It. 366; Jy. 363
— Wm. de (2), J. It. 367, 369
Cresswell and Creswell
— CressW. and sir C., J.C. P.
380; J. "Div. 391; J. Prob.
391; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; K.C.
416 ; P.C. 216; S.L. 413
— Jno., J.C.P. 379
33jor Treswell), Rt., Som. H.
3
Creswick, Saml., dm. Brl. 440;
dm. Wells, 429
Creticus, Q. C. M., C. Ro. 46
Crevequer, Ham, de, W.C.P.
317
Crew and Crewe
— Nthl., see lö. C. infra,
— Ram. and Sir R., C.J.K.B.
370; S.L. 409; Sp. H.C. 249
— Th. and sir T., S.L. 409;
Sp. H.C. 249
Crewe of Stene, lds.
Nathl., aft. 3rd ld. C., b.p.
Dham. 479; bp. Oxf. 456; dri.
Chich. 434; L.L. Dham. 308;
P.C. 191, 193
Crewe of Crewe, lds.
— Jno., 2nd. 1d., gen. (A) 861
Creye, Wm. de, L.H.A. 170
Crichton, see also Crighton
and Creighton
— Geo., bp. Dkld. 533; L.P.S.
Sc. 501
— sir Jas., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Rt., b.p. Dlxld. 533
— (or Creighton), Rt., Ld.
Adv. 526 ; Ld. Sess. 518
Crichton, lds.
— Sir Wnn., aft. 1d. C., Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
Crida, K.E. 3
Cridda, K.E. 3
Crigan, C1., bp. S. & M. 484
Crighton, see also Crichton
and Creighton .
— Jno., aft. E. of Erme, q.v.,
L.L. Ferm. 569
— Wm. Hindl., gen. (AD) 910
— Jno. Hy., Visc., L.T. 162
Criol (or Crioyle), Bert. de,
Const. T.L. 320; W.C.P. 317
Nichs. de, B. Ex. 3S2;
W.C.P. 317
Criomthan, K. Jr. 21
Crioyle, see Criol
Cripps, Hy. Wm., Q.C. 418
— Jno. Matth., gem. (D) 923
— Wm., L.T. 160-1
Crispe, Hy., Comm. Seljt.
Lond. 495
— Sir Nichs., C. Cus. 273
Crispin and Cryspyr.
— Benj., gen. (D) 895
— Wm., din. Llin. 623
Crispinus, T. Q. P. C., C. Ro.
(2) 40, 43; Dt. Ro. 40
Crispyn, see Crispin
Croft and Crofte, see also
Crofts
— Alf. Woodl., C.I.E. 807;
R.C.I.E. 805
— Sir Archer, B.T. 264
— Hy., adm. (HI) $50
— Herb., bp. Her. 442; din.
Her. 442
— Hugh de, K.B. 754 .
— sir Jas., L.D. Ir. 553
— Sir Rd., Tr. H. 291
— Th., MI. Chy. 396
Wm., adm. (I)) 826; (G) 840
cºſton, Fk. Rt. C., gen. (D)
hon. Geo. Alf., adm. (D)
S28
Jas., gen. (D) 920
— Jno. Foll., gen. (ID) 896
— Rd. Hy., gen, (D) 907
— Steph. Sm. Lowth., adm.
(HI) 850
— Th., dm. Elph. 609
Crofts, see also Croft
— Jas., gem. (C) 871
— sir Jas., Compt. H. 292
— Jno., dm. Norw. 456
crºssan, Jno. Wm., gen, (ID)
901
Crokat, Wm., gem. (D) 890
Croke and Crooke s
— Geo. and sil: G., J.C.P. 379;
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 409
— Jno., Ch. Lond. 422
— Jno. and sir J., J.K.B. 372;
Rec. Lond. 494; S.L. 409; Sp.
H.C. 249
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
64
1002
INDEX OF NAMES.
Croke and Crooke—cont.
— Jno., M. Chy. 395
— Rd., Nottm. P.A. 343; R.
Dr. P.A. 338
— Rd., S.L. 410
— Unt On, S.L. 409
Wnn., S.L. 408
Crokedayk, Ad. de, J It. 368
Crokefield, Rt. de, J. It. 367
Croker, Jno., gen. (B) 867
— Jno. Wils., P.C. 211; Sec.
Adm. 186
Crokesley, Jno. de, J. It. 368
— Rd. de, B. Ex. 382
Cromarty, Geo., 1st E. of,
form. G. Mackenzie and
Visc. Tarbat, q.v., L.J. Gen.
<!
cºmbie, Jno., Modr. K. Sc.
7
— Th., gem. (D) 897
Cromer, Geo., abp. Arm. 595;
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 576
Crommelin, Wm. Ard., gen,
(D) 90
Cromp, Lawr., Pt.c. P.A. 337;
Yk. H. 334
Crompton, Ch. and sir C.,
łºb. 373; Q.C. 419 ; S.L.
— Th. and sir T., Ch. Lond.
422; J. Adm. Ct. 422; M. Chy.
395; Vic. Gen. 421
—-Stansfield, see Stans-
field
Cromwell, see also Crumwell
— Hy., adm. (A) 817
— Hy., Comm, Ir. 554; L.L.
Ir. 555
— Sir Juo. de, L.H.A. 171
— Ol. (of Humtingdonshire),
R.B. 761
— Ol., L.L. Ir. 554; Prot. E. 6
— Rd., Prot. E. 6
— Th., see lá. C. infra,
Cromwell of Tatshall, lds.
— Ralph, 3rd lù., L.H.T. 153
Cromwell of Wimbledon, lds.
1st Creation.
— Th., aft. 1st lá. C. and E.
of Essex, q.v., dm. Wells, 429;
IX.G. 738; L.H.T. and Ch.
Ex. 154; L.P.S. 240; M.R. 388;
S. St. 223
2nd Creation.
— Greg., 1st là., K.B. 760
Cronan (St.), bp. Lism. 626
Cronym, Benj., bp. Huron, 693
Crooke, see Croke
Crookshank, Alexr., J.C.P. Ir.
582
— Chich. W., K.H. 791
Cropery, bp. Clonm. 599
Crosbie and Crosby
— Brass., L.M. Lond. 492
— Ch., gen. (A) 859
— Jno., bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639
— (or Crosseby), Jno. de, M.
Chy. 393
—— sir Jno. Gust., G.C.H. 787;
gen. (A) 861
— hon. Maur., dm. Lim. 640
— Wm., gen. (C) 872
— Wrm. Arth., C. St. Ir. 568
Cross and Crosse
— Fras., M. Chy. 397
— Jno., K.H. 790
— Jno. and Sir J., J. Bank.
392; S.L. 413
— Jno. ISyn., U.S. Ind. 236
— Rd. A., see visc. C., infra,
— Rt. Noble, K.H. 792
Cross and Crosse—comt.
— Wm., dm. Ferns, 623; drl.
Tism. 629; dim. Llim. 623
— Wrm., gen. (D) 879
Cross, visc.
— Rd. Assh., aft. Visc. C.,
G.C.B. 773; H. Sec. 227; P.C.
218 ; Sec. Ind. 236
— Georg., viscss., Cr. Ind.
810
Crosseby, see Crosbie
Crossley, Jno. Th., Q.C. 419
Crossman, Saml., dm. Brl.
— Wrm., K.C.M.G. 798
Crosthwaite, Ch. H. T., Ch.
Com. Brma. 655; Ch. Com.
Cent. Pr. 655; K.C.S.I. 804
Crow and Crowe
— Ch., bp. Cloy. 631
— Jno., K.H. 792
— Metf., G. Bdoes. 720
— Th. Carl., gen. (D) 920
— Wm., dm. Clonf. 637
Crowder, Jno., K.H. 791
— Jno., L.M. Lond, 492
— Rd. B. and Sir R., J.C.P.
380; K.C. 416; S.L. 413
Crowdy, Ch., adm. (H) 847
Crowe, see Crow
Crowgy, Jno., gem. (C) 873
Crowmer, Wm., K.B. 760
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 489-90
dºwne, Wm., R. Dr. P.A.
Crowther, Saml. Adj., b.p.
Nig. Dist. 689
— Th., gen. (C) 871
Croxton, Wm., gen. (D) 876
crºſſier, Hy. Darl., gem. (D)
— Rd., adm. (G) 842
cºare, Hendr., G. C.G.H.
Crum-Ewing, see Ewing
Crump, Flº. Oct., Q.C. 420
Crumwell, see also Cromwell
— Jno. de, Const. T.L. 320
Crunnmoel, bp. Kild. 616
Crus, L. C. L., C. Ro. 46
Crutchley, Ch., gem. (D) 899
Cryspyrn, see Crispin
Cuadra, V., Pres. Nic. 106
Cuan, bp. Emly, 625
Cubborn, Mark, gen. (D) 880;
IX.C.B. 782
Cubitt, Geo., P.C. 219
Wrm., L.M. Lond. 492
Cucatha ch, bp. Saig. 620
Cuddon, Th., M. Chy. 397
49 sil: Th., Chambn. Lond.
93
Cudiniscus, bp. Arm, 595
Cuff (or Cuyt), Jno., K.B. 760
Culenius, K. Sc. 19
Culeworth, see also Culwurth
— Wm. de, J.C.P. 376; Jy.
364
Culfwolf, bp. Her. 441
Cullen, K. Sc. 19
— Arch., K.C. 416
— Ch., dm. Oss. 623
→ * Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
— Wnn., gen. (D) 881
Culliford, Wm., C. Cus. 274;
C. Cus. Sc. 503
Cullin, Patr., bp. Clr. 596
Cullum, Jno. Palm., B. and
Gl. R.A. 330; Bath K.A. 785
— Th. G., B. and Gl. I.A. 330;
Bath K.A. 785
Cully, Geo., C.W.F. &c. 273
Culme, Benjn., dn. St. Patr.
618
Culpeper and Culpepper,
See also Colepeper
— Nichs., K.B. 757
Culross, Abbot of, Ld. Sess.
518 ...”
Culross, lds.
— see Colville of C.
Culto, Abrm., C. Exc. Ir. 567
Culwurth, see also Culeworth
— Rd. de, Comst. T.L. 320
Cumasach, bp. Arm, 595
Cumba, Jno. de, bp. Cloy. 630
Cumberlege, Ed. Alth., gem.
(D) 897
Cumberland, C. Br., gem. (ID)
890
— Dem., bp. Clonf. and K.
636; bp. Kilm. 607
— Octavius, adm. (IHI) $49
— Rd., bp. Pboro. 458
— Wm., adm. (A) 820
Cumberland, E. and D. of
Search also under their
Christian names
— Hy., 1st E. of, K.G. 737
— Geo., 3rd E. Of, K.G. 739
— Fras., 4th E. of, form. Fr.
Clifford, q.v.
— Hy., 5th E. of, form. 1d.
Clifford, q.v.
— Rupert, D.
Bupert
— Geo., D. of (cons. Of Q.
Ammo), see Pr. George of
Denmark
— Wm. Aug., D. of (d. 1765),
capt. gem.855; K.B. 764; K.G.
741; P.C. 198
— Hy. Fla., D. of (d. 1790),
$ºn. (A) 814; K.G. 742; P.C.
(Descendants of R. Geo. III.)
— Erm. Aug., 1st D. of, aft.
K. of Hanover, q.v., F.M.
854; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 785;
3.” (A) 859; K.P. 751; P.C.
— Pr. Geo. Flk., &c. of, aft.
2nd D. Of C. and R. Of Han-
* q.v., G.C.H. 786; K.G.
7
Pr. Erm. Aug. Wm., &c. of,
aft. 3rd D. Of C. and Pr. Of
Hanover, gem. (D) 929; K.G.
745
-ithyra Dss, of, Cr. Ind.
of, see Pr.
cºhert (Saint), bp. Lich.
Cumin, see Cummim
Cunline, –, G. Tob. 723
Cuming, see Cumming
Cummin and Culmin.
— Jno., J. It. 365; Jy. 363
— Th., Ld. Adv. 526
— Wnn., L. J. Gen. 522
Cumming, Cuming
Cumyrng
— Arth., adm. (E) 835; IN.C.B.
82
— sir Hy. Jno., gem. (A) 863;
I.C.H. 788
— Jas., adm. (A) 816
— Ja.s., gen. (IB) 869
— hom. Jno. Lesl., gem. (A)
860
— Wrm., adm. (A) 820
— Wrm., Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
— Sir Wnn., Ly. K.A. 513
— Wrm. Hy., adm. (E) 837
— Wrm. Herb., gem. (ID) 913
and
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1003
Cunemund (or Ceynemundus),
bp. Her.
Cunibert, K. Lmd. 49
cººline, Sir Rt. Hy., gen. (D)
Cunningham—e, also
Cunyngham
— A., dn. Rph. 602.
— Ad., Ld. Sess. 519
— Alex., C.I.E. 806; gen. (D)
897; K.C.I.E. 805 -
— Alex. Fk. D., C.I.E. 806
— C. J., G. Antig. 728
— Ch., G. St. Xtr. 729
— Dav., b.p. Abdn. 530
— Dav., gem. (D) 887
— Sir Dav., gem. (B) 865
— Geo., gem. (C) 872
— Hy., G. Jam. 712
— Hy., gen, (C) 871
Hy. Sta., K.C.I.E. 805
— Jas., G. Bdoes. 720
— Jas., gen. (IB) 866
— Jno., gen. (ID) 876
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 520; S.G.
Sc. 527
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Percy Sc., gen. (D) 922
— Rt., aft. li. Rossmore, g. v.,
gam. F. Ir. 564; gem. (A)
— Th;, gen. (ID) 883
Wm., bp. Arg. 538
— Wrm. Rt., gem. (D) 913
Cunyngham—e, see
Cunningham—e
— Arth. Aug. Thurl, and Sir
A., G.C.B. 771; G. C.G.H.
º gen. (D) 896; R.C.B.
S6262
also
— hon, Fras. Eliz., Cr. Ind.
810
Burke, G. Jsey
Cuppage, g
R.C.B.
668; gen. (D) 899;
780
— Geo., dn. Cmr. 605
— Wm., gem. (E) 867
Curcumelli, Dem.,
I.C.M.G. 796
Cureton, Ch., gem. (ID) 909
— Edw., Burg., gem. (D) 919
Curio, L. S., C. Ro. 45
Curk, see Cusack
Curle (or Curll), Walt., b.p. B.
and W. 428; bp. Iłoch. 460; bp.
Winch. 471; dn. Ilich. 445
Curling, Th. Bl., Pres, Coll.
Surg. 939
Curll, see Curle
cºme, Ch. Th., adm. (IE)
7
Curragh, Pet., bp. Lim. 638;
L. Treas. Ir, 558
Curran, Dav., dm. Llim. 623
— Jno. Philp., M.R. Ir. 585
Currey, sir Edm., K.C.H. 788
Currie, Bert. Wodeh., M.C.I.
54
647
— Dom., K.C.M.G. 797
ir Fk., Chn, E. I. Co.
646; M.C.I. 646
— Mark Jno., adm. (G) 842
hil. H. W. and Sir P,.
R.C.B. 784; U.S.F. 230
— Rt. Ham., gem. (D) 918
Curry, Doug., adm. (E) 835
Rd., adm. (ID) 823;
840
— Wm., S.L. Ir. 593
Cursor, L. P. (5), C. Ro. 40-1-2;
Dt. IRO. 41
Curteis, Sir Th., L.M. Lond.
490
Ct.,
(G)
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
Curteys, Rd., bp. Chich. 433;
dm. Chich. 434
cºhopp, Jas., dn. Pboro.
4 º
Curtis, sir Luc., adm. (B) 821;
(D) 825; K.C.B. 779
— Rog. and sir R., adm. (A)
816; G.C.B. 767
— Th., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Wrm., and sir W., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Wna. Fla., gen. (ID) 907
Curton, Oct. P. A. de Ch.,
R.C.B. 778
Curvus, see Corvus
Curwen, Curwin, and Cur-
wyn
- Dav., dn. Llin. 623
— Hugh, abp. Dblin. & Gl.
616; bp. Oxf. 456; dri. Her.
442; L.J. Ir. 553; Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 576
—ºin, K.B. 759
Curzon, Ed., adm. (H) 846
— hon. Hy., adm. (A) 818
— hon. Rd. Wm. P., aft. Earl
Howe, q.v., gem. (D) 903
— Rt., B. Ex. 384
Cusack and Cusake
— Ad., J.C.P. Ir. 581
Tº" Curk), Jno., dm. Oss.
— Sir Jno., M.R. Ir. 585
Nichs., b.p. Kild. 616
— Rt., B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Th. and Sir T., Ch. Ex.
Ir. 561; J.C.P. Ir. 581; L.J. Ir.
553; L.R. Ir. 576
Cusake, see Cusack
Cusans, Wm. de, L.H.T. 153
Cuserugge, Baldw. Öle, J. It.
36
cº, Arth. P. Purey-, din. Yk.
— hon. Ed. and sir E., gen.
(ID) 884; K.C.H. 788
— Fras. C., K.C. 415
→ * Jmo., P.C. 201; Sp. H.C.
— Rd., dn. Linc. 448; dun.
Boch. 461
— hon. Wm., C. Cus. 277
Custance, Hamb. Fras., K.C.B.
7
— Wrm. Nev., gem. (ID) 903
Cutch, Rao of, G.C.S.I. 801
Cuthard (or Cutheard), bp.
Lindisf. 478
Cuthbert, abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Her. 441
— (St.), bp. Lindisf. 478
— Dav., C. Ex. Sc. 505
— Jno., S.L. 411
Rt. Th. P., gen. (D) 924
Cutheard, see Cuthard
Cutherwolf, bp. Roch. 459
Cuthfrid, bp. Lich. 443
Cuthred, K.E. 1, 2
Cuthwynlls, bp. Dunw. 454
Cutler, Ed., Q.C. 420
— Jno., S.L. 408
— Wm., S.L., 408
Cutliffe, Jno. Merv., K.H. 789
Cutto, Abrm, C. Exc. 282
Cutts, Jno., ld, gem. (IB) 864;
L.J. Ir. 555
Cuyler, Corm. and Sir C., gem.
(A) 859
— Jacob Gl., gem. (D) 879
Cuyt, see Cuff
Cwichelm, K.E. 2
Cygony, Fug. de, Const. W
Cast. 322
Cyman, K. Wls. 16
Cynegils, K.E. 2 ...
Cynewolf, bp. Lindisf. 478
&newſuif, R.E. 2
Cynric, K.E. 2, 3
Cyrus, K. Pers. 99
D’., see De
D***, dn. Emly, 628
Daborne, Rt., dn. Lism. 629
IDabrichcourt, see Daubrich-
Court
Dacca, Meeah of, K.C.S.I. 803
Daccombe, Jno. and Sir J.,
C.D.L. 242
Daichuan (or Mochuan Llla-
chra), bp. Ferns, 621
Dacre, Ran. de, Const. T.L.
320 -
Dacre, Lords
Fiemes Family.
— Rd., 1st lå., Const. T.L. 320
— Th., 2nd lå., K.B. 758
— Hy. Otw., 15th lä., gen. (A)
863
— Th. Cr. Wm., 16th Id., L.L.
ESX. 308
I) acre Family.
— (of the North) Th., 2nd lù.,
E.B. (1503) 759
— (of Gillesland) Th., 2nd lói.,
I.G. (1518) 737
Dacres, Jas. Rd., adm. (A)
817; (ID) 825
Rd., adm. (A) 819; G.C.H.
7
Rd. Ja.s. and sir R., Const.
T.L. 321; F.M. S56; G.C.B.
770; gen. (D) 890; K.C.B. 777
— Sydn. Colp., and sir S., adm.
(D) 832; (E) S34; G.C.B. 770;
G. Gr. Hosp. 854; K.C.B. 779;
L. Admy. 184-5
— Wm., Geo., gem. (C) 874
Daeth, Geo. Wm. Hughes,
adm. (EI) 845
Dagnall, Allen, Guis. P.A. 343;
Ptc. P.A. 337; Yk. H. 334
Pagobert, I. to III., IK. Fr.
78
Daguilar, Ch. Law. and Sir
C., G.C.B. 771; gem. (ID) 904;
K.C.B. 780
— Geo. Ch., gem. (ID) 879;
R.C.B. 777.
Daivill, Jno. de, J. It. 367
IDakin, Th, and sir T., L.M.
Lond. 492
Dalam, Rd de, dun. Lich. 445
Dalbiac, sir Jas. Ch., gen. (IB)
809; IK.C.H. 787
Dale, Rt., Bl. L. P.A. 341;
Rich. H. 334
— Th., dn. Roch. 461
(§4. *
1004
INDEX OF NAMES.
Dale—cont.
— Val., dn. Wells,
Adm. Ct. 422
Dales, Saml., K.H. 790
Dalesme, Geml., K.C.B. 778
IDaley, see Daly
Dalhousie, E. & M. of
— Geo., 8th E. of, L.H.C. K.
Sc. 546
Geo., 9th E. of, C.C. Ind.
651; G.C.B. 767; G. Can. 691;
G. N. Sc. 695; gen. (A) 861;
IK.B. 766
— Jas. Andr., 10th E. and
1st M. of, G.G. Ind. 649; K.T.
748; Ld. Clk. Beg. 525; P.C.
214; Pres, B.T. 269; V.P.B.T.
269; W.C.P. 319
— Fox, 11th E., form. Fox
Maule and 1d. Panmure, q.v.
— Geo., 12th E. of, form. Geo.
IRamsay, q.v., adm. (E') 838
— Jno. Wm., 13th E. of, K.T.
749; L.IX. Sc. 503; P.C. 221;
Sec. Sc. 502; V.P. Ed Sc. 500
Dallison, Ch., S.L. 410
Wm., J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
IXalkeith, Earls of
— Jas., E. of, son of 1st D. of
Buccleugh, I.C.T. 747
— Fras., E. of, aft, 2nd D.
Buccleugh, q.v., K.T. 747
— Ch. W. Hy., E. of, aft. 4th
D. Buccleugh, q.v., L.L.
Dumfr. 509; L.L. Selk. 512
— Wim. Hy. W., E. of, aft. 6th
D. of Buccleugh, q.v., R.T.
249 ; L.L. Dumfr., 509
Dallas, Alexr. Morr., C.I.E. 808
Geo., IX.C. 415
IRt. and Sir R., C.J.C.P. 376;
C.J. Chest. 386; J.C.P. 380;
P.C. 210; S.G. 402; S.L. 413
Th. and sir T., G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 775
Dalling, Jno. and Sir J., C.C.
Mdras. 657 G. Jam. 712; gem.
(A) 859
IDalling and Bulwer, Hy.
&c., ld., form. Sir H. L.
Bulwer, q.v.
Dalmaticus, L. C. M., C. R.O.45
Dalmeny, A., ld, L.Adm. 182-3
Dalmer, Th., gen. (D) 877
Dalrymple, Sir Adolph. Jno.,
— Ch., L.T. 162
— col. —, G. Mtius. (1818) 683
— Dav. (Westhall), Ld. SeSS.
5
429; J.
Sir Day. (Hailes), Jy. Sc.
523; Ld. Sess. 520
Sir Dav., Ld, Adv. 526
— Hy., Jy. Sc. 522
— Hew. Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Hew, G. Gsey, 669; gen.
(A) 860
sir Hew, L.P. Ct. Sess. 516
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
— Jno., gen. (C) 874
— Jno., L. Tºrov. Edinb. 548
Sir Jno., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
— Juno. Halm. Elph., gem. (D)
901
sir J. Pr., gen, (C) 874
— Jas. and Sir J., aft. 1st Visc.
Stair, q.v., L.IP. Ch. Sess. 516;
Ld. Sess. 519
hon. Jno., and sir J., aft.
2nd visc. and 1st E. of Stair,
q.v., L. J. Clk. 516; Ld. Adv.
524; Ld. Sess. 520; Sec. St.
Sc. 502
Palºlº. -
— Jno., visc., aft. 6th E. of,
Stair, q.v., Amb. Pld. 126;
Amb. Pr. 118
— Sir Jno. Ham., aft. 8th E.
of Stair, q.v., gen. (A) (1838)862
— Jno. Ham., aft. visc. D. and
10th E. of Stair, q.v., L.L
Wigt. 512
— Saml., gen. (A) 861
— Stair Park, gen. (C) 873
— Wm., gen. (A) 859; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936
IDalrymple, visc., vide Supra,
Dalton, Ch., gen. (D) 889
— Ch. Ja.s., gem. (D) 902
— Ed. Tuite, gen. (ID) 917
— Jno., dm. Wſord. 628 -
— Laur., Cal. P.A., 342; R. Cr.
|P.A. 335; Norr, K.A. 329;
Bichm, H. 333
— Rt. de, Const. T.L. 320
— Th., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583
Daly and Daley .
—ºuthb. Feath., adm. (D)
— Dennis, gen, (D) 884
— Denis, J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Dom. and sir D., G. Pr. Ed.
Isl. 699 ; G. S. Austr. 706
— Fk., G. Tob. 723 -
— Hy. Dom. and sir H.,
C.I.E. 806; gen, (D) 909;
R.C.B. 780
— Rt., bp. Cash. E. W. and
L. 627; dn, St. Patr. 618
— Rt., bp. Rild. 617
— St. Geo., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
J.K.B. Ir, 579; S.L. Ir. 592
Pºlyell, Jno. Th., gen. (D)
— Melv., gen. (D) 900
— Rt., gem. (ID) 883
— lºt. Anstr., K.C.I.E. 805;
M.C.I. 647
Dalzell, hon. Arth. Alexr.,
aft. E. Of Carmwarth, q.v.;
gen. (D) 892
— Jno. Alexr., gen. (ID) 918
— Rt., gem. (A) 857
Damaschini (or Damoschimi),
*.G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G.
7.
Pºmasus, I. and II., P. Ro.
3Damer, hom. Geo. L. Dawson-,
Compt. H. 293; P.C. 214
— Jno., C. Acc. Ir. 567
Dames, Wm. Longw., gen.
(D) 893
Damianus, bp. Roch. 459
Dammartin, Mans. de, J. It.
365
Damoschini, See Damaschini
Dampier, Hy. and sir H.,
J.K.B. 373; S.L. 412
— Hy. Luc., C.I.E. 807
— Th., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Roch. 460; dr. Dham. 479;
dm. Roch. 461
Dana, Geo. Rinn., gem. (B)
Danby, Rt. and sir R., C.J.C.P.
375; J.C.P. 378; IK.B. 757;
S.L. 407 -
Danby, lds. and Earls of
IDanven's family.
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. 1d.
Danvers, q.v., G. Gsey. 668;
K.G. 739
Osborne family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. Visc.
Latimer, q.v., aft. M. of Car-
Danby, lds, and E. of comt.
marthen, and D. of Leeds
q.v., L. Admy. 175; L.P.C
187; K.G. 740
Dancaster, Jno., B. Ex. 384
Pºlice, Sir Ch. Webb, K.H.
l
— Edw. Wm., gen. (D) 920
— Wrm. Towns., adm. (IHI)
847
Dandridge, Ch. Chest., gem.
(ID) 915
— Ed., gen. (D) 930
Danesport, Th., G. I. Man.
665
Danett, Th., dm. Winds. 474;
Regr. Gart. 746
Dangely; Regn. de St. John,
G.C.B. 769
Daniel and Daniell
× 2 (or St. Daniel), bp. Bgr.
425
bp. Cloy, 630
bp. Rilf. 635
bp. Llin, 621
bp. Ross, 631
bp. Sels, 432
— bp. Winch. 470
dn, Kild, 619
* Prob. SOme Salme
pers. Comp, dates
— (3) R. Ir. 21-2
— I., P. Mgo. 95
— -Alexandrowitz, R. Russ.
89 -
::
×
:k
>k
sk
*
>}:
— capt., G. W. Austr, 707
— Edw., dm. Her. 442
— Ch. Fk. Torr., gen. (ID)
921 -
— Flº. Fras, gen. (ID) 933
Jno., gem. (ID) 913
*— Rd., dm. Arm. 597
*— Rd., dm. Down, 605
* Prob. same pers.
— Saml., P. Laur. 301
— Ter., dun. Arm. 597
— Wnn., abp. Thi. 611
— Wnn, and Sir W., J.C.P.
378; S.L. 408
— Wrm. Th. Sh., C.C.J. 404;
Q.C. 417
Damsays, Fras., L.G. Gr.
Hosp. 854
Dantsey, bp. Meath, 599;
L.D. Ir. 552 ; L. Treas. Ir.
558
Danvers, Hy., see lá, D., infr
— Jno., C. Exc. 279 *
— Juland, K.C.S.I. 803
— Rt., Comm. Sergt. Lond.
495; J.C.P. 378; K.B. 757;
Rec. Lond. 493; S.L. 407
Tao Wm., J.C.P. 378; S.L.
07
Danvers, lds,
Hy., ld., aft. 1st E. of
Danby, q.v.
Dany, Jno., S.L. 409
Pºphanga.Maharotko IE.
05
Darby, Chr., gen. (B) 867
Geo., adm. (A) 815; L.
Admy. 179
— Hy. D'Est, and sir H.,
adm. (A) 817; K.C.B. 775
— Jno. Lion, dn. Chest. 477
— Jos., gen. (D) 887
Darcey, Darcie and Darcy
— Sir Arth., G. Jsey, 667;
Lt. T.L. 321
— hon, Conyers and sir C.,
Compt. H. 292; K.B. º
M.H. 302; P.C. 198
y
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1005
Darcie, Darcy, and Darcey—
cont
— Geo. Abb. K., G. Falk. Isl.
731; G. Gamb. 686
— Hy., L.M. Lond. 489
— (or Ducie), Hugh, K.B. 764
— Jno. (2), Comst. T.L. 320
— Jno., L.M. D'bln. 642
— Sir Jno., L.D. Ir, 551; L.J.
Ir. 551
— sir Ph., L.H.A. 173
— Rt., gen. (C) 874
— Rt., K.P. 757.
— Rog. and sir R., L.J. Ir.
. 551; L.K. Ir. 574
— Th., dm. St. Patr. 618; M.R.
Ir, 585
— Th., see lá. D., infra,
Darcy of Chiche, lds.
— Th. and sir T., aft. 1st là.,
C.Y.G. 298; K.G. 738; L.C.H.
294; W.C.H. 296
— Jno., 2nd lå., K.B. 761
Darcy of Darcy, lds.
— Th., aft, 1st 1d., R.B. 758
(?); IK.G. 737
— Jno., 3rd lå., K.P. 761
Dardanus, K. Sc. 18
Pººys, Barth., J.C.P. Ir,
*}
Darell, Nathl., G. Gsey. 668
Darelle, Geo., K.B. 757
Darius, I. to III., K. Pers. 99
Darley, Ed., gen, (D) 877
Fk., L.M. Dbin. 641
— Jno. It., b.p. Kilm., E. and
A. 609
— Wrm. Wall, gem. (D) 899
Darling, Chas. Hy, and sir C.,
G. C.G.H. 679; G. Jam. 713 ;
G. Newfol. 700; G. St. Luc.
725; G. Vict. 704; I.C.B. 783
— Ch. Jno., Q.C. 420
— Hy., gen. (C) 874
— Hy. Ch., G. Bdoes. 720; G.
Tob. 723; gem. (C) 874
— Jno., dm. Emly, 628
— Moir Tod. St., S.G. Sc. 527
— Ralph and sir R., G.C.H.
787; G. Mtius. 683; G. N.S.W.
703; G. V.D.Ld. 708; gen.
(A) 862
— Syd., gem. (D) 927
— Wnn. L., gen. (ID) 882
Darlington, E. of
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. hom.
Hy. Vane, q.v.; L.L. Dham.
308; L.T. 157, Paym. G. 244
—º 2nd E. of, L.L. Dham.
— Wm. Hy., 3rd E. of, aft. D.
of Cleveland, q.v., L.L.
Dham., 308
Darmall (or Darnell), Jno., B.
Ex. 384; S.L. 411
Pºnen, Wm. Hy., adm. (ID)
8
Darnley, Ed., 5th E. of, L.L.
Meath, 570
Daron, Jno. D., dm. Bgr. 426
Darragh, Jno., L.M. Dbln.
1.
64
IDarrell, sir Marm., Coff. H.
293
I) arroch, Dumc., G. N.Sc. 695;
gen. (A) 862
Dartas, Samps, Ch. EX. Ir.
561 -
Darta'sso, Jas., L.H.A. 173
Lartmouth, lds. and E. of
— Geo., 1st là., form. Geo.
Legge, q.v., adm. (A) 813;
Const. T.L. 321; T.G.O. 259
£ºmº,
Dartmouth, lds, and E. of
CO’nt.
— Wrm., 2nd 1d.,
Lewisham and 1st E. of D.,
B.T. 263; .S. 240; P.C.
;: Pres. B.T. 265; S. St.
— Wm., 2nd E. of, C. Sec.
234; L.P.S. 241; L.S.H. 290;
IP.C. 201
Geo., 3rd E. of, form. Visc.
Lewisham, q.v., K.G. 743 ;
L.C.H. 295; L.S.H. 290; Pres.
E.C. 252
— Wrm. Wals., 5th E. of, L.L.
Staffs. 312
Dartrey, Rd., 3rdlä. aft.1st E.,
K.P. 751; L.L. Monaghan, 570
Darvall, Ed., gen. (D) 900
Tjño. Bayi.i.d.M.G. i07
Dasent, Jno. B., C.C.J. 404
Dashwood, Sir Ch., adm. (A)
820; K.C.B. 777
— Sir Fras., aft. li. le De-
Spencer, q.v., Ch. Ex. 165;
L.T. and C.E. 157; P.C. 200;
Tr. Ch. 294
— sir Hy. Wm., L.L. Oxon. 311
— Rd. Lew., gen. (ID) 928
— Sir Sl., C. Exc. 279
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
ºwn. Bateman, adm. (1H)
Date, sir Thos., L.D. Ir. 551
IPathy, K. Ir. 21
Daubeny, Giles, K.B. 755
— Giles, see lil. D., infra,
— Hy., gem. (I)) 879; K.H. 790
aft. Visc.
— Hy. Ch. B. and Sir H.,
G.C.B. 771; gen. (D) 903;
I.C.B., 780
— Jas., gem (D) 906
— Ralph, K.B. 755
— Wrm., IK.B. 755
Daubeny, lds.
Giles, aft. 1st là. D., K.B.
757; K.G. 736; M.M. 246
Hy., 2nd ló., aft, E. of
Bridgwater, q.v., Const. W.
Cast. 322; K.B. 759
Dauber, Rd., C. Exc. Sc. 505
Daubrich court and Da-
brich court,
— sir Jno., Const. T.L. 320;
K.G. 735
— sir Sanchet, K.G. 733
Dauncey, Ph., P.P. 415
Daunt, Achill., dm. Cork, 632
Dauvergne, J., G. Hlgld, 670
— Jas., gen. (C) 872
Davall, Pet., M. Chy. and
Acct. G. 396
Ilavemant, Ch., C. Exc. 278
— Jno., bp. Sal. 467
— Sir Winn., P. Laur. 301
Davencester, Ph. de, Jy. 363
Daveney, Burt., gem. (D) 896
Davenport, Humph, and sir
H., C.B. Ex. 381; J.C.P. 379 ;
S.L. 409
— sir Salusb. Price Humph.,
adm. (ID) 825; K.C.H. 788
— Sherr., gen. (C) 871
—iſh. K.C. or P.P. 415; S.L.
41
Davers, Th., adm. (A) 814
Davey, see also Davy and
Davie -
— Horace and sir H., Q.C.
419 ; S.G. 403
— Th., G. V.D. Ld. 708
*I)avid (St.), abp. St. Daw. 463
× (2), bp. Ach. 612
David—comt.
bp. Arg. 537
3. bp. Arm. 595
bp. Bgr. 425
— bp. Cness. 531
• * bp. Dkld. 533 -
& (of Chirbury), bp. Dronn.
604
bp. Rild. 617
(of Fmly), bp. Killoe. (.34
— bp. Mor. 534 s
(4), bp. St. As. 462
— bp. Wſord. 626
dm. Cash. 627
× dn. Kilmacd. 637
× dn. St. As. 462
× din. Wíord. 628
* Prob. Some same
pers. Comp. dates.
— Emp. Tzde. 98
— (abb. of Aberbrothock),
I.P.S. Sc. 501
— ab Llewelyn, Pr. Wls. 17
— ab Owain Gwynedd, Pr.
WIS. 16
— I. and II., IX. Sc. 19
— Mont., G. Mtius. 683
Davidson, see also Davison
— Alexr., G. Mdras. 656
— Alexr., gen. (ID) 920
— Alexr. Geo., gen. (D) 915
— Dunc., L.L. Ross. 512
— Ja.s., gem. (ID) 915
Rand. T., dn. Winds. 474
Davie, see also Davy and
Davey
— sir Hy. Tobt. Ferguson,
gen. (D) 884
Davies, Davis and Davys
— Daml. Gatem., b.p. Antig.
728
— Sir Dav., IX.C.H. 789
— Fras., bp. Llff., 449
— Fras. Jno., gem. (D) 884
— Geo., b.p. Pboro. 458; dri.
Chest. 477
— Geo., adm. (IHI) 848
— Hart, C. Exc. 282
— Hy., gem. (C) 873
— Hy. Fansh., gen. (D) 931
— Hy. Th., adm. (HI) 845
— Jno., gen. (D) 926
— Jno., S.L. 409
— Sir Jno., A.G. Ir. 588; S.G.
Ir. 589; Sec. St. Ir. 562
— Sir Jno., C. Exc. 278
— Jno. Fras. and sir J., Amb.
Ch. 131; G. H. I\ong 673;
IK.C.B. 782
— Lewis, gem. (C) S74
— Sir Paul, Sec. St. Ir. 562
— Rd., bp. St. As. 462; b.p.
St. Dav. 464
— Rd., L.L. Ang. 31.4
— Rt. Hy. and sir R., Ch.
Com. Oudh, 65.ſ; K.C.S.I.
;: L.G. Pjab. 654; M.C.I.
7
— Rowl., dm. Cork, 632; dm.
BOSS. 633
— Th., b.p. St. As. 462
— Th., gem. (IB) 866
— Th., gen. (C) S72
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wm., adm. (A) 813
— Sir Wm., C.J.I.V.E. Ir. 578
Rec. D'blin. 642; S.L. Ir. 591
— sir Wm. Geo., IX.C.S.I. 803
Davis, see Davies -
Davison and Davyson, see
also Davidson
— Archd., dm. Thist, 749
— Geo., gen, (D) 913
.
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I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1006
INDEX OF NAMES.
Davison and Davyson—comt.
— sir Hy., C.J. Bbay. 660;
C.J. Mdras, 658
— Hugh P., gen. (ID) 882
— Jno., dri. Sal. 468;
Winds, 474
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Jno. Rt., J.A.G. 937; P.C.
218; Q.C. 418
— Wrm., S. St. 223
— Sir Wm., K.H. 789
Davoust, Off. Nap. 26
drl.
Davranches, Aly, de Alm.,
Count, K.G. 735
Davy, see also Davie and
— sir Humph., Pres. R. Soc.
940
— Wm., S.L. 412
— sir Wim. Gabr., gen. (A)
863; K.C.H. 789
Davys, see Davies
IDavyson, see Davison
Dawes, Th., R. Cr. P.A. 335
— sir Wm., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Chest. 477; P.C. 196
Pºſkins, Ed. Ja.s., Amb. Gr.
1
— Hy., C.W.F. &c. 271-2
— Rd., C. Exc. 281-2
— Rd., adm. (IHI) 852
Payney, hon. Guy C., S.G.O.
26
Daws, Rd., dm. Her. 442
Dawson, Alexr., Adm. Ind. 647
— Alexr., gen, (I)) 925
— Arth., B. Ex, Ir. 584; C.
ACC. Ir. 567
— Ch., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Fras., gen. (D) 929
*— Geo. ltt., C. Cus. 277
*— Geo. Rt., P.C. 212; Sec.
Adm. 186; Sec. Tr. 163; U.S.
Honne, 227 -
* 2 same pers.
— Hy. Itd., dun. St. Pat. 618
— Rd., G. I. Man, 666
— R. Peel, L.L. Londy. 570
— Rd. Wrm. Firsk., gen. (D).934
— Rt., bp. Clonf. and K. 636;
dn. Down 605 ; din. Dronn. 606
— Th. Vesey, dm. Clonm.
600; dim. ISilla. 614
Day, Fras., C.I.E. 807
— Geo., bp. Chich, 433
— Jno. Ch. and J.,
J.Q.I3.D. 374; Q.C. 419
— Jno. Godfr., dn. Ardf. 640
— Maur. Fitzg., bp. Cash. E.
W. and L. 627; dry. Lim. 640
— Rt., J.K.IB. Ir. 579
— Saml., G. Bmda. 701
— Wm., bp. Winch. 471; dri.
Winds, 474
Dayabhoy, Dulp., C.I.E. 807
Daza, H., Pres. Bol. 109
IDe and D?
Names with these prefixes
will be found under the
Subsequent surname—
e.g. for Jno. De Courcy,
see Courcy, Jno. de
Deacon, Ch, and sir C., gen.
(D) 876; IK.C.B. 776
— Hy. Colins, adm. (HI) 846
Dealtry, Th., bp. Mdras. 658
Dean and Deane, see also
Dene
— —, L. Admy. 175
— Ch., K.H. 792
— (or Dene), Hy. (No. 1), abp.
Cant. 431; bp. Sal. 467; L.R.
355
Dean and Deane—comt.
— Hy. (No. 2), bp. Bgr. 426;
Ld. Chanc, Ir. 575; L.J. Ir,
553
— Ja.s. Park. and Sir J., Adm.
#y. 423; Q.C. 418; Vic. Gen.
— Jos., C.B. Ex, Ilº. 583
Iöd., bp. Oss. 620; dim. Oss.
623
Sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rd. B., C. Cus. 276-7
— Th., dn. Cloy. 633
— Wrm., G. Bdoes. 719
— Wnn, gen. (C) 872
—-Pitt, see Pitt
Deane, Sée Dean
Deans, Rt., adm. (A) 816
— Rt., adm. (HI) 847
Deas, Dav., IK.C.B. 779
Geo. Ld. Sess. 521; S.G.
SC. 527
— Jno., Jy. Sc. 523
Deasy, Rickard, A.G. Ir. 588;
B. Ex, Ir, 584; L.J. App. Ir.
; ; S.G. Ir, 590 ; S.L. Ir.
3 -
Debbeig, Hugh, gem. (A) 859
Phonoguiescale, G.C.M.G.
Decaen, Ch., G. Mtius. 683
Decan, Ad., dn. Bgr. 426
Decianus, C. P. (2), C. Ro. 41
Decima, Ct. Della, G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.M.G. 796
Decius, M., Emp. Ro. 47
Decken, Fredc. Count von der,
gen. (B) 867
Decula, M. T., C. Ro. 45
Dedder, Louis, dm. Oss. 622
Dedwin (or Theodwin), abp.
Lond, 450
Serjt.
Dee, Dunc.,
Euond. 495
— Fras., b]). Pboro. 458; dh.
Chich. 434
48 f no., WCln. Chr. Ch. Manch.
Comm.
4
Deedes, Wm. Hy., gen. (D)
934
Deerhurst, Geo. W., visc.,
aft. 7th E. of Coventry, q.v.,
L.L. Worc. 313
De Eresby, see Willoughby
de Eresby
Deering, see Dering
Deey, I&t., L.M. Dbln. 640
Deicola, bp. Emly, 625
Dejean, Lew., gem. (B) 865
Pºbere. Jno., b.p. St. Dav,
— Rd., K.B. 758
Pºcombe, Hy. W., gem. (D)
890
Delafield, -, dm, Oss. 622
Delafosse, Ed. Hollinw.,
adm. (IHI) 849
— Hy. Geo., gen. (D) 933
Delahyde, Rd., C.J.C.P. Ir,
580; Ch. Ex, Ir. 561
Chr., J.K.B. Ir. 578
Delamain, Wm. Hy., gen,
(D) 910
Delamere, Hy., 2nd lá., aft.
1st E. Of Warrington, q.v.,
Ch. Ex. 164; L.L. Chesh,
306; L.T. and Ch. Ex. 155;
IP.C. 193
Delancey, Wm. Howe, IX.C.B.
774
7
Delane, Geo., gen. (D) 912
I)elaney, —, G. Tob. 723
Delany, Patr., dn, Down, 605
Delaval, Fras., gem. (B) 868
— Fras. Bl., K.B. 765
— Geo., adm. (A) 813
— sir Ralph, adm. (A) 813;
L. Admy. 176
Delawarr, lds, and E.
1st Creation.
— Th., 8th lä., K.B. 757; K.G.
737
— Th., 9th lá., K.G. 738
2006, Greation.
Jno., 6thld., P.C. 198; Tell.
Ex. 167; Tr. Ch. 294
— Jno., 7th lä. and 1st E.,
G. Gsey, 668; gem. (A) 858;
R.B. 764; Tr. H. 291
— Jno., 2nd E., gem. (3) 865
Geo. J., 5th E., L.C.H. 295;
P.C. 214
Ch. Rd., 6th E., form. 1d.
West, q.v., K.C.B. 780
Delisle and Dudley, Ph. Ch.,
2nd ló., form. Sir P. C. Sidney,
(1.7).
Delme, sir Pet., L.M. Lond.
491
Deloraine, Hy., 1st E. of, gem.
(C ; K.B. 764
Delves, Jno., J.C.P. 377
Delvin, lds, and visc.
Rd. Nug., 1st lél., L.D. Ir.
553
Geo. Fred. Nug., visc., aft.
7th E. Of Westmeath, q.v.,
Sec. St. Patlº. 752
Demetrius, I. to III., R. Russ.
89, 90 e
Dempster, Geo., Sec. Thist.
749
Den, Th., b.p. Ferns, 621
(or Dene), Wm., L.J. Ir.
550
Denbigh, E. of
— Winn., 1st E. of, form, ld.
and visc. Fielding, q.v.
— Bas., 4th E. of, Tell. EX.
168
— Bas., 6th E. of, P.C. 200
— Wnn. Bas. P., 7th E.
G.C.H. 786; P.C. 212
Dendy, Ed. S., Chest. H. 331 ;
R. Dr. P.A., 338; Surr. H. 334
Dene, see also Dean and Den
— Pet. de, M. Chy. 393
— Ralph de, J. It, 365
Denebert, byp. Worc. 472
Denefrith, byp. Shbn. 466
Ilenewulf, bp. Winch. 470
Denham, Hy. Mangles and Sir
H., adm. (D) 833, (F) 838
— Juno., K.B. 764
— Jno. and sir J., B. EX. 384;
C.B. Ex. II. 583; C.J.IX.B. Ir.
578; L.J. Ir, 554; S.L. 409
Denier, Ph.J., M.M. 246
Denis, see also Dennis
bp. Clonf. 636
(or Dionysius), dn. Arm.
dın. Thin. 613
* Poss. Salme pers.
— K. Pgl. 88
— (O'Brian), K. Ir. 22
— Walt., IX.]3. 758
Denison and Dennison
— Car. Lucy, lady, Cr. Ind.
810
Fólm. Beck., aft. li. Grim-
thorpe, q.v., Q.C. 417
— Ed., b.p. Sal. 467
— Jno. Evel., aft. visc. OS-
sington, q.v., L. Admy, 182;
P.C. 216; Sp. H.C. 250
Of,
3%
597
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1007
Denison and Dennison—comt.
— Th, and sir,T., J.K.B. 373;
S.L. 412
— Wºm. Th. and Sir W.,
G. Mdras. 657; G. N.S.W. 703;
G. V. D. li. 708; gen. (D) 907;
R.C.I.B. 782
Denman, hom. Geo., J.C.P.380;
J.C.P.D. 380; J.Q.R.D. 374;
Q.C. 418; S.L. 414
— hom. Josh., adm. (ID & E)
832, 834
— Th., see ld. D., infra,
Denman, lds.
—Th., aft. Sir T. and 1st là. D.,
A.G. 400; C.J.I.S.B. 370; Ch.
Ex. 165; Comm, Serjt. Lond.
495; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
L.H.S. 287; P.C. 212; P.P.
416; S.L. 413
Denmark, Christian Flº. Wm.
Ch., Cr, Pr. Of, G.C.B. 773
Geo., Pr. of, also styled D.
of Cumberland, q.v., Comst.
W. Cast., 322; L.H.A. 176–7;
P.C. 192; W.C.P. 319
Denn, Vinc., S.L., 411
Dennehy, Th., C.I.E. 808
Dennis, see also Denis and
Dennys
— bp. Ross, 631
— Alf. Digb., gen. (D) 920
Jas. and sir J., gen. (I))
883; K.C.B. 777
— Ja.s., aft. li. Tracton, q.v.,
C.B. Ex. Ir, 583; S.L. Ir.
592
F- Jas. Benj., gen. (D) 902
Jas. Saml. Akid, adm. (HI)
850
Jno. Lesl., gem. (ID) 899
— sir Pet., adm. (A) 814
IDennison, see Denison
IXenny, Ed., B. Ex. 383
Dennys, see also Denmis *.
— Jul. Bent., gen. (D) 923
Densell, Jno., S.L. 408
Dent, Alfr., K.C.M.G. 799
Ch. Bayl. Calm., adm. (H)
852 -
Ch. Calm., adm. (H) 849
— Digby, Compt, N. 257
— Th. de, C.J.C.P. Ir, 580
Demta, L. C. M., C. Ro. 42
Pºtatus, M. C. (3), C. Ro.
41-
Denter, M. L., C. Ro, 41
Denton, Alexr., J.C.P. 379 ;
S.L. 411
— Ja.s., din. Lich. 445
Demum, Jno. de, S.L. 406
— Wnn. de, B. Ex. 383; IX.D.
755 ; S.L. 406
IDeodatus, see also Adeodatus
and Deus-dedit
— bp. Mith, 599
Deo - in - Behar,
IX.C.S.I. 802 *
Deo Narain, Taj., K.C.S.I.
Bah. Of,
Deora, see Diora
Deorlaf, b]), Her, 441
Depeden, Jno., Regr. Gart.
746
Depham, Rog. de, Rec. Lond.
493
Deping, Jno., b.p. Wíord. and
L. 626
Derby, Jno., M. Chy. 394
*— juio, de, dm. Lich. 445
*— Juno. de, M. Chy. 393
* Prob. sanne pers.
— Winn., B. F.X. 383
Derby, Earls of
— Hy., E. of, aft. K. Hy. IV.,
q.v., K.G. 734
Stanley Family.
Search also under lùs. Strange.
— Thos., 1st E. of, form. li.
Stanley, q.v., K. Man. 665
— Thos., 2nd E. of, form. Th.
Stanley, q.v., K. Man. 665
— Ed., 3rd E. of, K.B. 760;
R.G. 738; L.L. Chesh. 306;
L.P.S. 240; Ld. Man. 665
— Hy., 4th E. of, K.G. 738;
L.L. Chesh. 306; Ld. Man.
r:
665
— Ferd., 5th E. of, Ld. Man.
665
— Wm., 6th E. of, K.G. 739;
H.L. Chesh. 306; Ld. Man.
665
— Jas., 7th E. of, form. lot.
Strange, q.v., K.G. 740; L.L.
Chesh. 306; Lid. Man. 665
— Ch., 8th E. of, T.L. Chesh.
306 ; Ld. Mali. 665
— Wnn. R. G., 9th E. Of, L.L.
Chesh. 306; L.L. N. and S.
Wales, &c. 314; Lól. Man.
665
Jas., 10th E. of, C.D.L.
242; C.Y.G. 298; gen, (C) 871;
Ld. Man. 665; P.C. 195-6
— Ed., 12th E. of, C.D.L.
243; P.C. 204, 212
— Ed. Sm., 13th E. of, K.G.
744; L.L. Lanc. 309
— Ed. G., 14th E. of, form.
ld. Stanley, q.v., G.C.M.G.
795; K.G. 744; L.T. 161;
Prem. 148
Ed. Hy., 15th E. of, form.
ld. Stanley, q.v.; C. Sec. 235;
jee. 229; K.G. 745; U.S.F.
Dereham, Th., A.G. 398
Derham, id. see Dynham
Dering and Deering
— Ch., C. TX. 284-5
— Sir Ed., C. Cus. 273; L.P.S.
240; L.T. 155
— Heneage, dm. Rip. 482
Derinzy, Barth. Vigors, gem.
(ID) 890; IX.H. 790
Derlington, Jno.
Dblin. and Gl. 615
Dermod, bp. Rilm. 607
— (St.), bp. Arm. 595
Dermot, dm. Dry. 602
Derqui, S., Pres. Arg, 110
Perick, Sir Gilb., Gart. K.A.
27
Derriman,
adm. (IHI) 851
Pºyne, Adolph., gen. (ID)
8
Th., gem. (B)
de, abp.
Saml. Hoskins,
Desaguliers,
86
Desart, Jno. Olway, 2nd E. of,
L.T. 159
Desbordes, Jno. Pet., gem.
(IB) 864
Desborough, Jimo., gem. (D)
915
— Juno., W.C.P. 319
— Lawr., gen. (B) 868
Desbrisay, Th., gen. (B) 868
Ileshon, F.R. Geo. Th., gem.
(ID) 922
Desiderius, K. Limd. 49
Deskford, lds.
— Jas., ld, aft. 1st Visc. and
4th E. of Seafield, q.v., Sec.
St, SC. 502
Deskford, lds.-cont.
*— Ja.s., 1d., aft. 6th E. Of Find-
later, and 3rd E. of Seafield,
q.v., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Desmond, E. of
— Ja.s., 15th E. of, L. Treas.
5%
Ir, 559
Rd., E. of, form. R.
Preston. q.v. (K.B. 1603)
I)esmyniers, Jno., L.M
D'blin. 640
— Lewis, L.M. D’bln. 640
Despard, Ed. Marc., G. Br.
Hond. 714
— Hy., gem. (ID) 885
— Jno., gen. (A) 860
Despencer, search also under
Spencer
— Hugh le, Ch. Jr. 363; Const.
T.L. 320 ; J. It. 368
— sir Hugh le, aft. E. Of
Gloucester, q.v., L.H.A. 171
Despencer, lords le
Despencer Family.
Ed., 5th 1d. Ie, K.G. 733
— Th., 6th lä. le, aft. E. of
Gloucester, q.v., K.G. 734
— Rd., 7th lá., K.B. 756
ID&shwood Famvily.
— Fras., ld., form. Sir Fras.
Dashwood, q.v.; L.L. Bucks,
§ M.G.W. 296; Postm. G.
8
Dessalinis, J. J., Emp. Hti.
104
Deste, Aug. Fk., K.C.H. 787
Dethick, Gilb., Hps. P.A. 343;
Norr. IX.A. 329; R. Cr. P.A.
335; Richm. H. 333
— Hy., r. P.A. 335 ;
IRichlm. H. 333
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Nich., Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Wilhd.S. H. 331
— Wrm., Gart. K. A. 327 : R.
Cr. P.A. 335 ; Som. H. 332 ;
Yk. H. 334
Deucher, A., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Deus-dedit, P. Ro. 33. See
also Adeodatus and Deodatus
Devaynes, Wm., Chm. E.I. Co.
644
Devenesche, Jno., bp. Winch.
4
70
IDevenish, Rt., R.A.
329; Yk. H. 334
Deverell, Th. Jos., gen. (D)
902
Devereux, Alex., bp. Ferns.621
— hon. Geo. Talb., gem. (D)
907
— Jno., bp. Ferns, 621; dra.
Fellns 623
— Jno., R.B. 757
Sir Jno. Or lòl., W.C.P. 318;
K.G. 734
— Rd., K.B. 760
— hon. Walt. Bourch., adm.
(G) 843
Devon, Thos. IBark., K.C.H.
789; K.H. 789
Norr.
I)evon and Devonshire,
E. of
Courtemay IFamily.
Iºd., E. of, L.H.A. (succ.
1387, 173
— Hugh, E. of, form. H. Cour-
tenay, q.v. (succ. 1419), IX.B.
755
— Ed., E. of (succ. 1485), K.G.
3
737
— Hy., E. of, aft. M. of Exeter,
q.v. (succ. 1511), IX.G. 737
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1008
INDEX OF NAMES.
Devon and Devonshire, E. Of-
— Ed., E. of, aft. M. of Exeter,
q.v. (succ. 1553), K.B. 760
— Ch., E. of, form. lil. Mount-
joy, q.v. (succ. 1603); M.G.O.
258; E.M. 326
Wm. Reg., E. of, form, visc.
Courtenay (succ. 1859), q.v.,
C.D.L. 243; P.C. 917; Pres.
P.L.B. 262; Sec. P.L.B. 262
Cavendish Family.
See Devonshire.
Devonport, Sir
K.C.M.G. 798
Devonshire, sir Jno. Ferr.,
K.C.H. 778
— Rd., adm. (RI) 847
Devonshire, E. and D. of
Courtenay R'at?mily.
See Devon.
Cavendish Family
— Wm., 3rd E. of, B.T. 263
— Wnn., 4th E. of, aft. M. of
Hartington, q.v., and 1st D.
of D., K.G. 741; L.H.S. 286;
T.S.H. 290; P.C. 193
— Wm., 2nd D. of, form. M.
of Hartington, q.v.; K.G. 741;
#0. 188; L.S.H. 290; P.C.
— Wm., 3rd D. of, form. M.
of Hartington, q.v.; C.G.P.
299; K.G. 741; L.L. Ir. 556;
Hºs. 240; L.S.H. 290; P.C.
l
— Wm., 4th D. of, form. M. of
Hartington, q.v.; K.G. 742;
L.C.H. 295; L.L. Dby. 307;
L.T. 157; L. Treas. Ir. 560;
Prem. 142
— Wnn., 5th D. of, K.G. 742;
#;" Dby. 307; L. Treas. Ir.
560
Wm. S., 6th D. of, Amb.
Russ, 126; R.G. 743; L.C.H.
295; L.L. Dby. 307; P.C. 210
— Wrm., 7th D. of, K.G. 744;
L.L. Dby. 307; P.C. 219
Dewan, Tanj. Mad.
K.C.S.I. 802
Dewar, Dav., gen. (C) 873
— Sir J., C.J. Bbay. 660
Psydney, Edg., G. N.W. Terr.
7
Deyn, Wm. de, bp. Abdn. 530
D'Eyncourt, Edmä., J. It. 369
Edwin Clayton Tenn., adm.
(E) 835; (E) 838
— Geo. Hild. Tenn., Regr.
M.G. 799
— Roger, K.B. 754
— Ralph, 3rd ld., IK.B. 755
— form. Tennyson D'Eyn-
court, see Tennyson.
Dhar, Mahar. of, C.I.E. 807
— Rao of, K.C.S.I. 803
Dheeraj, Mahar., G.C.S.I. 801
Dhiraj, Mahar., G.C.S.I. 801
Dholepore, Rana of, G.C.S.I.
Saml.,
Rao.,
801
Dholpur, Maharamee, Cr. Ind.
810
— Thakur, &c. of, C.I.E. 807
Dhuleep Sing, Mahar.,
G.C.S.I. 800
— — Maharamee of, Cr. Ind.
809
IDiadematus, P. C. M., C. Ro.
45
Liarmuid (2), IS. Ir. 21
Diaz, M. M., Pres, Pan. 107
— P., Pres. Mex. 104
Diceto, Ralph de, dn. St. P.
452
Dick, Alexr., gen. (D) 886
— Fras., gen. (D) 899
— Geo., G. Bbay. 659
— Hope, gen. (ID) 890
— Jno., adm. (D) 823
— sir Rt. H., gen. (C) 875 ;
K.C.B. 776; K.C.H. 788
— Th., adm. (H) 845
— Wm. Aberc., gen. (D) 912
Dickens and Dickins
— Craw. Hild., gen. (D) 916
— Gust, Guy, gen. (C) 872
— Rd. Mark, gem. (C) 873
— sir Saml. Trev., gem. (IB)
869; K.C.H. 788
— Wm. Drumm. S., gen. (D)
933
Dickenson and Dickinson
— Ch., bp. Mth. 599
— Jas., Q.C. 418
— Marshl., L.M. Lond. 492
— Rd., gem. (IB) 869
— Th., gem. (ID) 888
— Th., gen. (ID) 889
— Th. P., C. Cus. 277
— Wm., C. Cus. 273-4
— Wm., L. Admy. 180-1
— Wm. Moore, gen. (ID) 933
— Wn. Rice, gen. (ID) 910
Dickey, Ad. Hugh M., gen.
(ID) 935
Dickins, see Dickens
Dickinson, see Dickenson
Dickson, see also Dixon
— Alex. I. and sir A., G.C.B.
769; gen. (C) 875; K.C.B. 775;
K.C.H. 787
— Archd, adm. (A) 816
si Sir Archd. Coll., adm. (A)
1
9
— Coll. and sir C., gem. (D)
901; G.C.B. 771; R.C.B. 780
— Ed. Jno., gen. (ID) 918
— Ed. St., adm. (A) 820
— JaS., dn. Elph. 609; dim.
Down, 605
— Jerem, and sir J., gem. (IB)
870; K.C.B. 775
— Jno., gem. (A) 860
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Jno. Bourne, adm.
835
— Jno. Fk., K.C.M.G. 799
— Sir Rt., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Wm., adm. (A) 816
Wm. bp. Down and Cmr.
— Wrm., gem. (D) 878
— Wm., L.M. Dblin. 641
— sir Wm., adm. (G) 842
— Wm. J., Amb. U.S.C. 134
— Wm. Th., gen. (D) 908
Didier, K. Lmd. 49
Didius, T., C. Ro. 45
Difthefield, Sir —, G. Gsey.
(E)
668
Pigsilye, Mahar., K.C.S.I.
Digby, Essex, bp. Drom. 605;
dn. Cash. 627
— Hy. and sir H., adm. (A)
S19; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 776
— Sir Jno., see lil. D., infra,
— Jos., adm. (H) 845
— hom. Rt., adm. (A) 815
—'Simon, bp. Elph. 608; bp.
Lim., A. and A. 639; dim.
Rild. 619
— Wnn., C.I.E. 806
— hon. Wm., dm. Clonf. 637;
dm. Dham. 479; dim. Worc. 474
Digby of Sherborne, lds.
— sir Jno., aft. 1st là. D. of S.
and 1st E. of Bristol, q.v., Lt.
T.L. 321 ; W.C.H. 296
— Geo., ld, aft. 2nd E. of
Bristol, q.v. ; S. St., 223
Digby of Geashill, lds. and E.
— Hy., 7th lil., aft. 1st E.,
; Admy, 179; L.L. Dors.
07
Ed., 8th Id. and 2nd E.,
L.L. Dors. 307
Digges and Diggs, Sir Dudl.,
M. Chy. 395; M.R. 388
— Rd., S.L. 409
Piggle, Ch., gem. (ID) 890; K.H.
790 -
Diggs, see Digges
Dighton, Wm. de, L.R. 354
Dilke, sir Chas. Wentw., P.C.
; Pres. L.G.B. 256; U.S.F.
3
0
Dilkes, Jno., adm. (A) 818
— Michl. O'Br., gen. (A) 858
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 813
— Wnn. Th., gem. (A) 862
Dillon, --, G. Tob. 723
— sir Arth. Rd., gem. (A)
862
— Barthw. and Sir B., C.B.
Ex. Ir. 582; C.J.K.B. Ir. 577;
J.K.D. Ir, 578; V. Treas. Ir.
559
— Ed., dn. Rild. 619
— Ed. Longf., gem. (ID) 926
— Ger., J.K.B. Ir. 579; Rec.
Dblin. 642; S.I. Ir. 591
— Lucas, A.G. Ir. 588; C.B.
Ex. Ir. 583
Martin and Sir M., gen.
(ID) 919; IX.C.B. 782
Rd., J.K.B. Ir. 578
*— Rt., P. Ex. Ir. 584
*— Rt., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
* Prob. same pers.
— Rt. and Sir R., A.G. Ir.
588; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; J.C.P.
Ir. 581; J.K.H. 578
— Th., b.p. Išild. 617
— Th., J.C.P. Ir. 581
sir Wm. Hy., K.C.H. 788;
adm. (ID) 827
Dillon, lds. and visc.
— Rt., ld., L.J. Ir. 554; L.K.
Ir, 576 -
Chas., 12th visct., K.P.
750
IDimall, bp. Rild. 616
Dimmock, see Dymock
Dimsdale, F. T., C.C.J. 403
Dinan, see Dymham
Dinely, Rt., G. I. Man. 666
Dingli, Andr. and sir A.,
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 796
— Paolo and sir P., G.C.M.G.
795; R.C.M.G. 796
Dingwall, Jimo., Ld. Sess. 518
Pºin, Rao Raj., K.C.S.I.
0
Diocletian, Emp. Ro. 48
IDionysius (or Denis), dn. Arm.
597; din. Crk. 632; dim. Ferns,
6
— IV. Pgl. 88
— P. Ro. 32
Diora (or Deora), bp. Roch.
459
Diothorba, IX. Ir. 20
Diratus, bp. Ferns, 621
Dirle (or Dule), Wm.,
Ferns, 623
Dirom, Alex., gen. (B) 867
— Jas., adın. (H) 850
dn.
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1009
Disbrowe. Edw. Cr. and sir
E. Amb. Näs, ºc. 133 Åmb.
Russ. 126; Amb. Sw. and N..
127; Amb. Swz. 113; G.C.H.
786
— Geo., K.H. 791
— Jno., L.T. 154
Disibode, bp. Dbln. 615
Disney, Brań. Wm., dn. Arm.
597; dim. Emly, 628
— Moore and sir M., gen.
(A) 862; K.C.B. 775
— see Cathrow-Disney
Disraeli, Benj., aft. E. of
IBeaconsfield, q.v., Ch. Ex.
166; L.P.S. 241; L.T. 161-2;
P.C. 2:15; Prem. 150
Jas., C.I.R. 286
Diuma, bp. Lich. 443
Dives, i. C. R.O. 46
P. L. C., C. Ro. 43
Dix, Macm., G. St. Luc. 725
Dixie, Sir Wolst., L.M. Lond.
490
Dixon, See also Dickson
— Augs. Fredk, De B., gen.
(ID) 930
— Ch., gem. (ID) 889
— Geo., gen. (ID) 885
— Geo., gen, (l)) 897
— Geo. Wm., gem. (C) 874
s — Manley and sir M., adm.
(A) 818; K.C.B. 775
— Maml. Hall, adm. (ID) 828;
(GF) 840
— Matt. Ch., gem. (ID) 886
— Matt. Ch., gen. (ID) 908
— Nichs., B. Ex. 383
— Rd., bp. Cork and Cl. 631
Rt. J.C.P. II. 581; S.L. Ir.
592
Wm. Maml. H., gen. (D)
910
Dobbes, see Dobbs
Dobbie, Geo. St., gem. (D)
917
Wm. Hugh R., adm. (IHI)
S50 -
Dobbs and Dobbes
— Rd., dn. Cmr. 605
— sir Rd., L.M. Lond, 490
— Wrm. Carey, Lamd J. Ir, 587
Dobson, Geo., adm. (G) 843
— Mam., adm. (A) 819
— Wrm. Burdett, adm. (GF) 842
Dod, see also Dodd
— Edmd., adm. (A) 816
— Rog., b.p. Mth, 599
— Th., dn. Rip. 482
Dodd, see also Dod
— Sir Saml., C.B. Ex. 382;
S.L. 411
I}odds, Greg., dm. EXr, 437
Doderidge, Jno. and Sir J.,
J.K.B. 372; S.G. 401; S.L. 409
Dodgson, see also Dodson
— Ch., b.p. Elph, 608; bp. OSS.
(320
— Dav. Sc., gem. (ID) 917
Dodington, Geo., L. Admy.
177
— Geo. Bubb, aft. Id. Mel-
combe, q.v., L.T. 156; P.C.
199; Tr. N. 256
I}odinsele, see Odinsele
Dodmer, Ralph, L.M. Lond.
490
Dodson, see also Dodgson
— Jno. and Sir J., adm. Adr.
423; D. Arch. 421; J. Pr. Ct.
421; Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.
Adv. 422; P.C. 215; Vic. Gen.
422
Dodson—cont.
— Jno. Geo., aft. 16. Monk-
Bretton, q.v., C.D.L. 243; P.C.
218; Pres. I.G.B. 256; Sec.
Tr. 164
Dodswell, Rd., C. Exc. Sc. 505
Dodwell, Hy., dn. Killa. 614
pºeiae, Sim., L.M. Lond.
Dogworth, Jno. de, K.B. 754
Doherty, Geo., K.H. 790
— Hy. Ed., gem. (D) 898
— Jno., C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.G.
Ir. 589
— Patr., K.C.H. 788
— Rd. and Sir R., G. Si. Le.
685; G. St. Vin. 725; G. Trin.
722; gen. (ID) 884
Dolabella, C. C., C. Ro. 44-5
C., C. R.O. 46
— Li . O
Dolben, Dav., bp. Bgr. 426
— Sir Gilb., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Jno., abp. Yk. 486;
Roch. 460; dn. Westr. 469
— Wrm, and Sir W., J.K.B. 372;
Bec. Lond. 494; S.L. 410
IPolgfinnus, bp. Ork. 535
IXollon, Lew., G. Gsey. 668
Domangard, K. Sc. 18
Domett, Wm. and sir W.,
adm. (A) 817; G.C.B. 768;
I.C.B. 773; L. Admy, 181
Domingue, M., Pres. Hti. 105
Dominique, Paul, B.T. 264
Dominus, Marc. Ant. de, dn.
Winds. 474
Domitian, Emp. Ro. 47
Domraon, Mahar. of, K.C.S.I.
bp.
803
Pºville, Jas. Wnn., gen. (D)
7
— Wrm. and Sir W., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Sir Wnn., A.G. Ir. 588
Don, see also Donne
— Geo. and Sir G., G.C.B. 768;
G.C.H. 786; G. Gibr. 670; gen,
(A) 860
— The O. Conn., Tu.T. 161
Donagh and Donnagh
— K. Ir. 21
— K. Ir. 22
Donald, bp. Arm. 595
— bp. Dry. 601
— dm. Rph. 602
— I. to VII., K. Sc. 18-9
Donat, bp. Dbln. 615
— bp. Kilm, 607
— bp. Llin. 621
Donative, Jno., M.M. 246
Doncaster, Jno. de, J.C.P.
Doncaster, Wisc. and E.
Search under D. of Buc-
cleuch, E. Of Dalkeith, ld,
Hay, and D. of Monmouth
Donchad, K. Ir, 21
Donegal, E, and M. of L
— Arth., 3rd E. of, gem. (C) 871
— Geo. Aug., 2nd M. of, IX.P.
751; II.L. Dgal. 569
— Geo. H., 3rd M. of, form. E.
of Belfast and lå. Ennis-
howen, q.v., C.Y.G., 298; K.P.
751; L.L. Amt. 568
Donell, dn. Louth, 598
Donellan, Jas, and Sir J.,
C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Nehem., abp. Tm. 611
— Nehem., B. Ex. Ir, 584;
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; C.G.S. Ir.
;: Rec. Dblin. 642; S.L. Ir.
1
Dongal, K. Sc. 18
Dongari, Jno., bp. Dry. 601 ;
bp. Down, 603
Th., B. Ex. Ir. 584; J.K.B.
Ir. 579
— Wm., Rec. D'bln. 642
Dongardus, K. Sc. 18
Dongola, Mudir of, K.C.M.G.
98
-
7
Donkan, Jno., bp. S. and W.
483
Donkin, Rt., gem. (A) 860
— Ruf. Sh. and Sir R.,
G. C.G.H. 679; gen. (A) 862;
ºb. 775; G.C.H. 786; S.G.O.
260
Donnagh, see Donagh
Ponne, see also Don
— Jno., dm. St. P. 453
— Wrm. B., E.S.P. 301
Donnelly, Jno. Fr. D., gen. (TP)
934
— Ross and sir R., adm. (A)
819; K.C.B. 776
Donop, Ed. Pelh, br.
aćlm. (1H) 849
Donortius, bp. Mortl. 530
Donough (2), K. Ir, 22
Donoughmore, lds.,
and E. Of
Rd. Hely, 2nd lói. and 1st
visc. and E. of, form. Rd.
Hely Hutchinson, q.v., B.T.
268; C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. Exc.
Ir. 566; gen. (B) 867; P.C. 208
Post.nl. G. Ir. 564
— Jno., 2nd E. of, form. Jno.
and ló. Hutchinson, q.v., K.B
766 -
— Jno., 3rd E. Of, K.P. 751;
L.L. Tipp. 571
— Rd. Jno., 4th E. of, P.C.
216; Paym. G. 245; Pres. B.T.
269; V.P.B.T. 269
Jno. Luke Geo., 5th E. Of,
R.C.M.I.G. 797
Donovan, Ed. Westb., gem.
(D) 907 -
Domus, I. and II., P. Ro. 33-4
Dopping, Anthy., bp. Kild,
617; bp. Meath 599; bp. Oss.
620; dun. Clonna. 600
Doran, Maur., bp. Llin. 622
Dorchester, lds. and Visc.
Carlton Family. .
— Dudley, visc., form. Sir D.
and ló. Carleton, q.v.
— Guy, 1st là., form. G.
Carleton, q.v., gen. (A) 858
Pierrepoint Family.
1st Creation. -
— Hy”, 1st M. of, E.M. 326;
P.C. 190
2nd Cº'ecution.
— Evelyn, 1st M. of, aft. D. Of
IXingston, q.v., P.C. 195
I)ammer Pamily.
Geo. 2nd E. of, form. Wisc.
Milton, q.v., L.L. Dors. 307
Dore, Peter, Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Norr. K.A., 329; Itichm. H.
334
Pºehm, Wm. Jno., gen, (ID)
7
VOn,
visc.
Doresme, Arm. de, S.L. 406
Doreword, Jno., Sp. H.C. 248
Pººja, Rd. Andr., gem. (ID)
915
Pºislaus, Is., J. Adm. Ct.
Pºmer, Fleetw., M. Chy.
6 -
— Jas., gen. (B) S64
JFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1010
INDEX OF NAMES,
DOrmer—COTut.
— hon. Jas. Ch., gen. (D) 925
— Sir Michl., L.M. Lond. 490
—— Rt. and sir R., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 411
— Wrm., K.B. 760
Dornadilla, K. Sc. 17
Pºbers, Wilh. de, IN.C.B.
5
Dornburgh, Did. Van., G.
Ceyl. 672
Dorrien, Jno., gen, (B) 868
Dorrill, Capt., G. Newfil. 700
Dorsell, Rt., dn. Chest. 477
Dorset, E., M. and D. of
— St. Osm., E. of, bp. Sal.
(1078, d. 1099) 466, see also
Osmund
Beaufort Family.
1st Creation.
— Jno., 1st E. and MI. of,
form. Sir J. Beaufort, q.v.;
L.H.A. 173 ; W.C.P. 318
— Th. 2nd E. of, form. Sir T.
l3eaufort, q.v., aft. D. of
Exeter, q.v.; L.H.A. 173
2nd Creatwom.
— Ed. B., 1st E. and MI. of,
form. E. of Morton, q.v., aft.
D. of Somerset, q.v., Const.
W. Cast. 322
Gºrey Famwly.
— Th., 1st M. of, form. E. of
Huntingdon, q.v., Const.
...” 320 ; K.B. 757, IX.G.
736
— Th., 2nd M. of, IN.G. 737
- 3rd M. of, aft. 1st
D. Suffolk, q.v., K.B.
760; IX.G. 738 L.H. Const.
289
Sackville Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. li.
Buckhurst, q.v.; E.M. 326
Ed., 4th E. of, form. lī.
Sackville, q.v.; K.G. 739, L.
Admy. 175; L.C.H. 295; L.L.
Suss. 312
—iºd. 5th E. of, L.L. Suss.
12
[and Middlesex}, Ch., 6th
E. of, K.G. 741; L.C.H. 295;
L.L. Suss. 312; P.C. 193
— Lionel Cr., 7th E. and 1st D.
of, Gr. St. 303; K.G. 741, L.H.S.
287; L.P.C. 188; L.L. Ir. 556 7;
L.L. Kent, 309; L.S.H. 290 ;
#. 302, P.C. 196, W.C.P.
319
— Ch., 2nd D. of, form. E. of
Middlesex, q.v.; L L. Kent
309; P.C. 202
— Juno. Fla., 3rd D. of, amb.
Fr. 112; C.Y.G.298; K.G.742;
L.L. Rent 309; L.S. H. 290;
I?.C. 203
— Ch., 5th D. of, K.G. 743;
M.H. 302; P.C. 210
Dorso, M. F., C. Ro. 40
Pºville, Jno. Wm., adm (H)
1
Dotin, Jas. (or Jno.), G. Bdoes.
720
Doubleday, Edw., M.M. 246
I}oubridge, Wm., B. Ex.
383
IJouet, bp., Jam. 713
Dougal, bp. Dmbl. 532
— K. Sc. 18
Dougall, Wm. Heriot Maitl.,
adm. (IHI) 850
Pºgshes, Th. de, B. Ex. Ir.
Doughtie, Ed., dm. Her. 442
Louglas, Alex., bp. Mor. 534
— Andr., Amb. Nds., &c. 123
— Archd., Ld. Sess. 518
— Archd., Postm. G. Sc. 502
— Archd, and Sir A., L.H.T.
Sc. 497; L.J. Gen. 522; L.P.S.
Sc. 501
— Aretas Akers-, Sec. Tr. 164
— hon. Arth. Gasc., b.p. Abd.
and Ork. 541
— Billy, adm. (A) 817
— Ch., gen. (ID) 909
— sir Ch., adm. (A) 815
— Ch. Eurw, and Sir C.,
I.C.M.G. 796; M.G.K.A. 799
— Chas., aft. 5th M.of Queens-
berry, q.v.
— Ch. Pye., gen. (A) 862
— Claud, gen. (ID) 895
— Dav. Ld. Sess. 520
— Ed. Archd., dm. Ardf. 640
— Ed. Ron., C.I.E. 807
Fras. Br., L. Prov. Edinb.
548
Gavin, bp. Dkld, 533
— Geo., bp. Mor, 534
85 hon. Geo. Hy., adm. (IH)
0
— Hy. Alex., b.p. Bbay. 661
— Hy. Jno., adm. (H) 849
— Hy. McDonell de W., gem.
(D) 930
— sir Howard, Com. Io. Isl.
129; G.C.B. 772; .C.M.G.
794; G. N. Brk. 695; gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 777
— Jas., adm. (A) 817
— Jas., C. EX. Sc. 505
— Jas., gen. (B) 864
— Ja.s., gem. (C) 871
Jas., G. Br. Cbia. 698; G.
Vanc. Isl. 699; K.C.B. 783
— Jas, and sir J., G.C.B. 770;
G. Gsey. 669; gen. (A) 863;
R.C.B. 774
— sir Jas., adm. (A) 814
— Jno., abp. St. Amdr. 529
— Jno., bp. Carl. 476; bp.
Sal. 467; dry. Winds. 474
— Jno., gen. (B) 866
— Jno. and slr J., gem. (ID)
903; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B. 778
— Jno. and Sir J., G. Ceyl.
673; K.C.M.G. 798
— sir Jno., gen. (C) 873
— Jno. Ersk., adm. (A) 819
— Jno. Leigh, adm. (A) 816
86 sir Kenn. Mack., gen. (B)
8
a-
— Neil and Sir N., gen. (IB)
870; K.C.B. 776; IK.C.H. 788
— Pet. Jno., adm. (D) 828
— Rt., bp. Brm., 531; bp.
Dnbl. 532
— Rt., gem. (IB) 866
— Rt., gen. (B) 867
— Rt., gen. (C) 872
— Rt., gen. (C) 874
— Rt., gen. (ID) 884
— Rt. Gord., adm. (E) 837
— Rt. and Sir R.,
679 ; G. Jsey.
— Sholto, adm. (E) 837
— Stair, adm. (A) 820
— Sylv., aft. li. Glenbervie,
q.v., B.C. 252; B.T. 268; Ch.
Sec. Ir. 563; K.C. 415; L.T.
158; P.C. 205
- ., gen. (D) 886;
R.C.R. 779
- waii. G. Leew. Isl. 727
Douglas—cont.
— Wnn., gem. (D) 883
— Wrm., lx.C.B. 774
— Winn., Ld. Sess. 518
— sir Wim., C. Ex. Sc. 504
— sir Wm., gem. (B) 864
— sir Wim., gen. (C) 874;
E.C.H. 788
— sir Wm. Hy., adm. (A) 817
— Wm. Rt. K., L. Admy. 181-2
Douglas, lds., E. and MI. Of
— Jas., E. Of, K.G. 736
— Archd., ld., aft. 9th D. of
Hamilton, q.v., L.L. Forf. 510
— Alexr., M. of, aft. 10th D.
of Hamilton, q.v., Amb. Russ.
125; L.L. Lnrik. 511; P.C. 208
Wm. Alexr., &c., M. of, aft.
11th D. of Hamilton, q.v., Kt.
Mar. Sc. 507
Doune, Jas., ld, Ld. Sess. 517
Dounton, Wm. de, K.B. 754
Douvedale, Jno., K.B. 754
T}ovan, Jno., gem. (D) 926
Dove, Th., bp. Pboro. 458; dri.
NOrw. 455
TNovedall, Th., see Dowdall
Dover, Jno. le, J. It. 365
Dover, Earls of, see also
Queensberry
Carey Family.
— Hy., 1st. E. of, form Hy.
Carey, and visc. Rochford,
Q.').
— Jno., 2nd E. of, form. Visc.
Rochford, q.v.
Jermyn Family.
— Hy, 1st là., aft. li. Jer-
myn, q.v., C. Treas. Ir. 559,
L.T. 155; P.C. 193
Yorke Family.
— Jos., 1st lá., form. hon. Sir
J. Yorke, q.v.
Pºyeton, Fred. L., gen. (D)
— Jno., gem. (D) 877; K.C.B.
7
7
— Jno. and Sir J., G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 775
— Whn. Jno., gem. (D) 914
Dovey (or O'Dove), Maur., dn.
Arnn. 597
Dowdall, Geo., abp. Arm. 595
— Jas., C.J.I.B. Ir. 578; J.C.P.
Ir. 581; J.K.B. Ir. 578; S.G.
Ilº. 589
— Rt., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; S.L.
II. 591
5s (or Dovedall), Th., M.R. Ir.
585
Dowden, Jno., b.p. Edinb. 543
pºwdeswen, Geo. M., Q.C.
41
— Juno. E., M. Chy. 397
Wm., Ch. Ex. 165; L.T.
157; P.C. 201
Wrm., G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Wrm., gen. (A) 861
Dowell, Wallis, gen. (I)) 920
— Wm. Mont. and Sir W.,
adm. (E) 836; K.C.B. 781
Psyker, Howard, gem. (D)
7
— Howard Codr., gen. (D) 929
Dowling, Alf. S., C.C.J. 404;
S.L. 413
Down, Ed. Aug., adm. (IHI)
844
— Jas. Somers, gen. (D) 896
Downe, visc.
Dºtcie Family.
Wm., 1st visc., form. Sir
W. Ducie, q.v.
IFor Lºst of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1011
DOWne, visc.—cont.
Dawnay Family.
-zhugh Rd., 8th visc., C.I.E.
Pºyner, Jno. W , K.C.M.G.
Pºynes, Lewis, din. Kilm.
— Rt., b.p. Down and Cnr.
604; bp. Ferns and L. 622;
bp. Rph. 602; dr. Dry. 602
Downes, lds.
— Wnn., aft. la. D., C.J.K.B.
Ir. 578; J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Ulysses, ld., form. U. de
Burgh or Borough, q.v.,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (A) 863;
S.G.O., 260
Downham, Geo., bp. Dry. 601
— Ja.s., dn. Arm. 597
Downing, Dav., gen. (D) 891
— Geo. and sir G. (No. 1), C.
Cus. 273; Tell. Ex. 167
— Geo. and Sir G. (No. 2)
Tell. Ex. 167
— sir Geo. (No. 3) K.B. 764
Downman, Hugh, adm. (A)
820; (G) 840
— Sir Th., gen. (B) 870; K.C.B.
777; K.C.H. 788
— Wrm., bp. Chest. 476
Pºns, Dive, bp. Crk. and R.
— Dudl., R. Dr. P.A. 338
— Hy., bp. Dry. 601; bp.
Elph. 608; bp. Rilla. and Ach.
613; bp. Mth, 599
Downshire, MI. of , ..
— Wills., 1st M. of, form. E.
of Hillsborough, q.v.
— Arthr., Bl. S. T., 3rd M. of,
IS.P. 751; L.D. Downsh. 569
Pºſse, Jno. Rt., dm. Ferns,
6
Rd., A.G. Ir. 589; B. Ex. Ir.
584; J. Ex. D. Ir. 584; S.G. Ir.
590; S.L. Ir. 593
Pºgliora, JRt. de, dm. St. P.
Doyle, Ch. Hast. and sir C.,
G. N. Brk. 696; G. N.Sc. 695
gen. (D) 895; K.C.M.G. 796
— Ch. Jos., G. Gren. 724; gen.
(D) 881
— Sir Ch. Winn., G.C.H. 787 ;
gen. (B) 869; K.C.H. 787
— Sir Fras. Hast., gen. (D)
877
— Sir Fras. H. Ch., C. Cus.
277; C. Exc. 281-2
'— Sir Jmo., G.C.B. 767; G.
ºy. 669; gen. (A) 861; K.B.
766
— Sir Jno. Mill., K.C.B. 775
— P. W., Amb. Mex. 133
— Welb. Ell., gem. (C) 872
— Wm., gem. (B) 867
Doyley and Doyly
— Sir Ch. Walt.,
912
— Chr., U.S.C. 255
— Fras., gem. (B) 866; K.C.B.
7
— Geo., G. Jam, 712
— Hy., gen. (D) 877
— Jno. Walt., gen. (D) 917
- Th., P.P. 416; S.L. 413
— Sir Winn., C. Exc. 277; Tell.
Ex. 167
IDoyne, Ch., dim. Llin. 623
— Robert, C.B. Ex. Ir. 583;
C.J.C.P. II. 580 -
I}oythwal, abp. St. Dav. 463
gen. (ID)
Drang dra, Raj. of, K.C.S.I.
802
— Raj. of, K.C.S.I. 803
Draiton, see Drayton
Pºe, capt. —, G. Newfa.
7
— Fras., Amb. G. St. 121 ;
Amb. Vce, 116
— sir Fras. S., L. Admy. 180
— Fras. Wm., adm. (A) 815
— Jno., adm. (HI) 847
— Rog., Adm. Ind. 647
— sir Wrm., L. Admy. 177
— Wrm. Hy., K.C.B. 780
I}raper, sir Chr., L.M. Lond.
490
— Rd., S.L. 412
— Rt., bp. Ard. 608; bp. Kilm.
and Ard. 607
— Wum. and sir W., gen. (IB)
865; K.D. 765
Draycote (or Draycott),
IB. Ex. Ir. 583; Ch. Ex
561; M.R. Ir. 585
Drayton and Draiton
— Nichs. de, B. Ex. 383
— (or Braytom), Th. de, M.
Chy. 393
Hy.,
. Ir.
! — sir Th., L.H.A. 171
— Wnn., D. Chanc. II. 574
Drelincourt, Pet., dn. Arm.
597 -
Dreschel, Fredc. Bar., gen.
(B) S66
Drew, Andr., adm. (G) 843
— Ed., Rec. Lond. 494; S.L.
408
— Fras. Ed., gen, (ID) 924
— Hy. Rawl., gen. (ID) 925
Droes, Hugh de, J. It. 367
Drogheda, E. and M. of
— Hy., 3rd E. of, L.J. Ir. 555
— Ch., 6th E., aft. 1st M. Of,
Ch. Sec. Ir, 562; F.M. 856;
gen. (A) 858; K.P. 750; L.J.
Ir. 557; Postm. G. Ir. 564
— Hy. Fr., 3rd M. of, K.P.
751; L.L. Kild. 569
Drogo, D. Bry. 28
— IX. Scy. 55
— L.R. 353
Drokenesford, Jno. de, A.G.
398 ; bp. B. and W. 427;
L.H.T. 152
Drope, Rt., L.M. Lond. 490
Drought, Th. Armstr., gem.
(ID) 894
Drouss, Rt., L.H.A. 172
Droz, N., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Dru, Laur., A.G. 398
Druce, Geo., Q.C. 418
Druck, H., Pres, Sw. C. 31
IDrumlanrig, E. and visc,
Jas., E. of, aft. 2nd D. of
Queensberry, q.v., L.H.T. Sc.
497
— Archd. Wnn., visc., aft. 7th
M. Queensberry, q.v., Compt.
H. 293; L.L. Dumf, 509; P.C.
216
Drummond, Sir Ad., adm. (A)
820; K.C.H. 789
Alexr., Ly. K.A. 513
— sir Alexr., Tud. Sess, 517
— Amdr. Jimo., gen. (A) 860
— Berkeley, gen. (ID) 884
— Dunc., gem. (B) 866
— hon. Edm. K.C.I.E. 805;
L.G. N.W. Pr. 653; M.C.I.
647
— Fras. Walk., gen. (D) 922
— Geo., C. Cus. 275; C. Exc.
Sc. 504
Drummond—cont.
— Geo., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Geo., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
— Geo., Sec. Thist. 749
— Gord. and sir G., G.C.B.
767; G. Can. 691; gen. (A)
861; K.C.B. 773
— Hy., gen. (ID) 919
— Jas., bp. Brn. 531
— Jas., gen. (A) 861
— hon. Ja.s. Rt., and Sir J.,
adm. (D) 833; (E) 834; G.C.B.
771; K.C.B. 780 ; L. Admy.
184
— Jno., gen. (D) 884
— Jno., aft. visc. Melfort, &c.
q.v., P.C. 192
— Percy, gen. (C) 875
— hon. Rt., abp. Yk. 486; by).
Sal. 467; bp. St. As. 462; P.C.
2
Th., U.S. Ir. 563
—ºviet A. W., Amb. Bya.
1.
11%
— Walt., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Wm., Amb. Scy. 114; Amb.
Tky. 129; P.C. 207
— hom. Wm., aft. Visc. Strath-
sºn, q.v., Comm. Tr. Sc.
7
4
— Wm. Abern., b.p. Brm. 541;
bp. Edinb. 542
Drummond, lds.
— Jno. Ld., L.J. Gen. 522
Drummond-Hay, see Hay
Drury, Alexr., gen. (C) 871
— Arth., gen. (ID) 928
— Byron, adm. (HI) $50
— Ch. Cort., gem. (D) 923
— sir Dr., Lt. T.L. 321
— Geo., gen. (ID) 915
— Rt., Sp. H.C. 249
— Th., adm. (A) 817
— Wnn., J. Pr. Ct. 421
— sil: Wrm., L.J. Ir. 554
— Wnn. O'Br., adm. (A) 817
Drury-Isowe, see Lowe
Drusus, C. L., C. Ro. 44
— M. L., C. Ro. 45
Drusy, Th., IN.D. 756
Dryby, Simon de, L.H.A. 171
Dryden, Jno., P. Laur. 301
Prysdale, Jas. Vic.., G. Tob.
7.
— Wm., gem. (ID) 90S
IDuach-Fionn, K. Ir. 20
Dubdalethy, I. to III., bp.
Arm. 595
Dubritius (St.), bp. Llff. 448
Dubs, J., Pres, Sw. C. 31
Dubtach, I. and II., b.p. Arm.
595
Duc, Rog. le, L.M. Lond. 488
IDucane, Ch. and sir C., C.
Cus. 277; G. Tasm. 708;
K.C.M.G. 797; L. Admy. 184
— Edm. Fk., K.C.B. 783
Ducasse, Pasch (or Paul), dn.
Clr. 597; du. Ferns, 623
IXucat, Cyril Hugh Penn, gem.
(ID) 929
Ducie and Ducy
— (or Darcy), Hugh, K.B.
7
— Sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
— Sir Winn., aft. Visc. Downe,
q.v., K.B. (1661) 763
Ducie, ld, and E. of
— Matth., 2nd ló., form. M.
Morton, q.v., L.L. Glouc. 308
— Hy. Jimo., 3rd E. of, C.Y.G.
298; L.L. Glouc. 308 ; P.C.
216
Fon: List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1012
INDEX OF NAMES.
*IPuck, Arth., M. Chy. 395
*Dulcke, Arth., Ch. Lond. 422
* 2 Salme pers.
Pºet, Sir Lionel, L.M. Lond.
Duckett, Geo., C. Exc. 279-80
Duckworth, Juo. Th. and sir
J., adm. (A) 816; G.C.IX. 767;
G. Newfa. 700; K.B. 766
Saml., M. Chy. 397
Ducy, see Ducle
Dudda, bp. Winch. 470
Dudgeon, I’eter, gen. (D) 890
Dudley, sir Andr., IX.G. 738
Edm., Sp. H.C. 249
— Sir Malth., C. Cus, 274
— Sir or lòl. Iłt., aft. E. of
LelcCŞter, q.v., Comst. W.
Cast. 322; K.G. 738; M.H.
302
— Wm., bp. Dharm. 478; dim.
Winds. 474
— sir Wm., Ld. Chanc, Ir.
575
Dudley, lds,
Suttom famvuly.
— Jno., 4th la., Comst. T.L.
320; IS.G. 736; L.L. Ir. 552
Ed., 5th lá., IK.B. 758; K.G.
737
Dudley and Ward, Jno. Wm.,
4th visc., aft. Darl D., P.C.
210; F. Soc. 228
Dºgoco or Bodeca, bp. Wlls.
427
Duénas, F., Pres, S. Salv.
106
Duff, K. Sc. 19
— horl. Sir Alex., gem. (A) 862;
G.C.H. 786; L.L. Elgin. 509
— Alex. Gord., gem. (ID) 935
— Anna Jul. Grant, aft. Lady
Grant D., Cr. Ind. 810
- Archd. admm. (ID) 825; (G)
— Geo, Skome, L.L. Elgm,
509
— Sir Jas., gen. (A) 800
Duff, Jas., aft. 5th E. of Fife,
(ſ.v., L.L. Bffsh. 508
— Mountst. Elph. Grant- and
Sir MI., G. Mdras, 657; G.C.S.I.
801; P.C. 219; U.S.C. 235;
U.S. Ind, 236
— Norwich, admm. (G) 841
— Rt., adm. (A) 815; G.
Newfol. 700
— Rt. Wm., L. Admy, 186;
L.T. 162
Dufferin, Fk. T., 5th lá., aft.
1st E. and 1st M. of D. and
Ava, form. Fk. and lói. Temple,
(ſ.v., Amb. E.g. 130; Amb.
Russ. 126; Amb. Thy. 130;
C.D.L. 243; G.C.B. 773;
G.C.M.G. 795; G.G. Cam. 692;
G.G. Jind. 650; IS.C.]3. 783;
IK.P. 751; L.L. Downsh. 569;
P.C. 218; Paymn. G. 245; U.S.
Indi. 236
— Harr. Georg., Ctss. Of, aft.
Mss. of D. and Ava, 810
Duffield, see Doffelte
Duffin, Fla., gon. (D) 918
Duffus, K. Sc. 19
Duffe, Comp, with O'Dubhai
and O’Duffy.
— Sir Ch. Gord.,
I.C.M.G.
797
— Jno., gem. (D) 879
Dugdale, Jno. and Sir J.
Nºwº. H. 340; Norr. K.A.
329; Winds. H. 331
Dugdale—cont.
— Jno. Str., Q.C. 420
— Wm. Chest. H. 331; Gart.
K.A. 327; Norr. I.A. 329 ; R.
Cr, P.A. 335
Dugmore, Wm., Q.C. 418
Pºlius, Č., d. Roº; it. Ro,
— K., C. Ito. 40
Duina (or Dunnus), bp. Boch.
459
Duke, Sir Jas., L.M. Lond. 492
Tiſh. Åssi.º. (Ijº,
Duket, lèd., J. It, 367
Dulac, Geml., K.C.B. 778
Dule, see Dirlo
Dunia, bp. Lich. 443
Dumaresq., Hy., adm. (H) 850
— Jno. D. A., G. Lag. 687
Pºmaresque, Th., adm. (A)
Dumas, Mons., G. MItius. 683
Dumbarton, Gco., 1st. E, of,
gen. (B) 864; K.T. 747
Dumbert, see Dumbert
Dumblane, Th., visc., form.
Sir T. Osborne, (ſ.v., aft. E.
of Danby, &c., q.v.
Dumbleton, Ch., gen. (D) 924
Dumbreck, Dav., lx.C.B. 780
Dumfries, E. of, see E. of
Stair
Dunmumer, Edmd., Sr. N. 257
Dumraon, Mahar of, I.C.I.E.
805
Dun, Chas. D., gon. (ID) 887
— Ch. Wm., gem. (ID) 915
— sir Dam., D. Arch. 420; J.
Adm. Ct. 423
— Ed. Wint., gem. (ID) 929
— Jno., gen. (ID) 881
Dunbar, Archd., Ld.
518
Columba, bp. Mor. 534
— Gavin, abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Abdul. 530; Lól. Chanc. 515;
Ld. Clk. Iłeg. 525 (not Dav, as
In body)
— Jno. P., gen, (I)) 877
— Jno. Seym., gem. (IP) 912
— Rt. de, Ld. Clk. Reg. 524
— Th., gen. (B) 865
— Th., gen. (C) 873
— Wm., bp. Abdm, 540; bp.
Mor. 544
#6. 169;
Sess.
— Sir Wm., C. and
C.G. Ex. 169; L.T. 16
Dunbar, E. of
— GCo., 1st E. of, form. li.
Hume of B., q.v., K.G. 739;
L.H.T. S.C. 497
IXunbarton, see Dumbarton
Lumbert (or Dumbert), bp.
Winch. 470
Duncan, bp. Dkld. 533
— I. and II., K. Sc. 19
— Adam, 8ee visc. D., infra,
— Alexr., bp. Glasg. 543; gen.
(D) 876
— Amdr., Mod. IX. Sc. 547
— Hy., Mod. IX. Sc. 547
— hom. Hy, and sir H., Lt. O.
261; K.C.H. 788
— Jno., bp, Isl. 539
— Jonn., G. Bbay. 659
Duncan, Visc.
Adam, aft. 1st. Visc. TX.,
Adm. (A) 815
— Adam, c.c. visc. D., T.T. 161
Duncannon, Visc.
— Wm., visc., aft, 2nd E. of
Bessborough, q.v., L. Admy.
168-9-80; L.T. 157
*º-º-º-º-º:
Duncannon, visc.—cont.
— Jno. Wm., visc., aft. 4th E.
of Bessborough, q.v., C.W.F.,
&c. 272; H. Sec. 227; L.L. Car-
low, 568; L.L., Kulk. 570;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 212
Duncombe, hon. Arth., adm.
(G) 842; L. Admy. 183
— hon. Aug., dm. Yk. 487
— Sir Ch., L.M. Lond. 491
— sir Jno., Ch. Ex. 164; L.T.
155; M.G.O. 258; P.C. 190
— Wm., L.J. Ir. 555
Pºdas, Chas. St., gem. (D)
9
— Dav, and Sir D., C. Ch. 855;
G. Ch. Hosp. 936; G. Gsey.
669; G.C.B. 767, gem. (A)
859; R.B. 766
Sir Dav., J.A.G. 937; P.C.
215; Q.C. 417; S.C. 402
93 sir Dav., Mast, Coll. Surg.
939
— Dunc., Ly. K.A. 513
— Fras, and Sir F., G. C.G.H.
678; gen. (A) 860
— Fk., L.L. Ork. and Z.
11
— Geo., adm. (A) 819
— Geo., G. Bdoes. 721; G. St.
Vllm. W25
— Ceo., G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699
— Geo., Ld. Sess. 521
— hon. Geo. Heneage Lawr.
adm. (A) 820; Compt. N. 257
L. Admy, 182
— Hy., admm. (ID) 830
— Hy., aft, 1st visc. Melville,
q.v., B.C. 252; B.T. 267; H.
Sec. 226; I.P.S. Sc. 501; Ld.
Adv. 526; Pres. B.C. 252; P.C.
203; Tr. N. 256; P.C. 203; W.
and C. Sec. 230
— Hy., aft. 3rd visc, Melville,
q.v., K.C.B. 777
— Jas., b.p. Down and Cnr.
(50
— Jas., Ld. Sess. 520
— sur Ja.s., Ld. ScSS. 519
— Jas. Full., gem. (D) 879
Jas. Wh, Deams, and Sir J.,
adm. (ID) 827, Clk. O. 260;
G.C.B. 769; L. Admmy. 183
— Jno., Ly. Dep. 513
— sir Jno. Burmet, adm. (G)
4
1
Jno. Chas., L.L. Ork. and
Z. 511
— hon. Jno. Ch., L.L. Ork.
and Z. 511
— Sir Laur., see lil. D., Mujrat
— Ralph, gen. (A) 859
IRalph Pet., C. EXc. Ir.
566
hon. Tºd. Saunders and Sir
R., adm. (ID) 830; IS.C.B. 778;
L. Admy, 183-4
lºt. (No. 1), L.P. Ct. Sess.
516; Lól. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess.
520
Rt. (No. 2), L.P. Ct. Sess.
516; Tud. Adv. 520
Rt. (No. 3), Ld, Adv. 526
— hon. Rt. Laur. and Sir R.,
gen. (B) 870; K.C.B. 774
— Rt. Sand, aft. 2nd Visc.
Mclville, q.v., C.B. Ex. Sc.
523; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; P.C.
208; Pros. B.C. 252-3
— Th., Ly. Dep. 513
— Sir Th., adml. (A) 820;
R.C.B. 776
— Th., see li. D., infra,
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1013
Dundas—comt.
*— Wm., B.C. 252; Ld. Clk.
. 525; P.C. 206; Sec. at W.
*— Wm., L. Admy, 181
* 2 same pers.
— Wm. Bolden, gem. (D) 887
IXundas, lds.
— Sir Th., aft. 1st là. D., L.L.
Ork, and Z. 511
— Lawr., 2nd lå., aft 1st E. of
Zetland, q.v., L.L. Ork, and
Z. 511; P.C. 202
— Th. Jno., ld., aft, 2nd E. of
Zetland, L.L., Yorks. N.R. 313
Dundermore, Steph. de, bp.
Glasg. 536
— (or Dumdumore), Th. de,
bp. Ross. 535
Dundonald, E. of
— Jno., 2nd E. of, Comm. Tr.
SC. 497
— Thos., 8th E. of, form.
Th. Cochrane, q.v.
— Th., 10th E. of, form, lil.
Cochrane, q.v. ; adm. (A)
820; (C) 822; G.C.B. 769
Dundumore, see Dundemore
Pºe, Rog. de la, Const. T.L.
320
Dunetus, L.J. Gen. 522
Dunfermline, lds, and E. of
— Geo., E. of, form. (1533)
ld. Fyvie, q.v.
— Alexr., 1st E. of, form. Sir
Alexr. Seton and lå, Urqu-
hart, q.v.; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Ch., 2nd E. of, L.H.C. K
Sc. 546; L.P.S. Sc. 501
— Jno. 3rd E. of, Ld. Sess,
517
Abercromby Family.
— Ja.s., 1st làl., form. Jas,
Abercromby, q.v.
— Ralph, 2nd lói., form, Sir R.
Abercromby, q.v.
pºſtower, Walt, de, M.M.
5
Dungaillion, Arth., 1st visc.,
form. hon. A. Trevor, q.v.,
C. Cus. Ir, 565
Dunglass, lds.
— Cosp. A., lcl., aft. 11th E. of
Home, q.v., U.S.F. 230
— Ch. Alexr., ld, aft. 12th E.
of Home, q.v., L.L. Berw. 508
Dungarvan, Ch., visc, (son of
5th E. Of Cork), L. Treas. Ir.
559
Dunker, Sir Walt., G. Ch. Isl,
7
Dunkit, Robt. de, dm. Oss.
622
Durlio, Rd., visc., aft, 2nd E.
of Clancarty, q.v., B.C. 252
Dunlop, Frankl., gem. (D) 902
— Hugh, adm. (E) 835; (E')
839
— Jas., gen. (B) 867
Jas. Amdr. Rt., adm. (H)
852
Wm., gem, (D) 881
Dunmore, E, of
— Jno., Ithis. of, G. Bah. Isl.
716; gen. (A) 857
— Ch. Adolph., 7th E. of, L.L.
Stirl, 512
Dumm, sir Day, adm. (D) 829;
(G) S40; K.C.H. 789
— Josias, gem, (D) 933
– Mont. Buccl., adm. (H) 852
— Wm., gem. (ID) 891
– Wm., L.M. Dbln. 641
l
Dunne, Ed., gen. (A) 861
— Fras. P., Clk. O. 260; gen.
(D) 900
— Jeremh., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Jno. Hart., gen, (ID) 923
Dunning, Jno., aft. 1st là, Ash-
burton, q.v., P.C. 203; S.G.
402
Dunnus, 800 Duina
IXunow, Jno., bp. Linnk. 638
Dunraven, E. of
Edw. Rd., 3rd E. of, K.P.
751; L.L. Lim. 570
Windh. Th., 4th E. of, K.P.
751; U.S.C. 235
Dunsany, lds.
— Ed. W., 14th lä.,
Meath, 570
L.L.
— Ed., 16th lá., adm. (G)
43
8
Pºsford, Hy. Fla., gem. (ID)
02
Dunsmore, Fras., 1st là., aft.
1st E. of Chichester, q.v.,
C.G.P. 299
Dunstan, See also Kitchin
(St.), abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Lond. 451 ; bp. Worc. 472
Dunstavil, see Dunsterville
Dunsterville, Jas. H., gen.
(D) 886
— Lion. D'Arcy, gen. (ID) 935
— (or Dunstavil) sir Rt.,
R.G. (?) 734
Duntze, Jno Alexr. adm. (D)
831 ; (E) 834
Duport, Jas. dn. Pboro. 458
Duppa, Br., bp. Chich. 433;
bp. Sal. 467; bp. Winch. 471;
dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
Dupré, Ed., dm. Jsey. 668
Duppiin, visc.
Geo., 1st visc., form. Sir
Geo., and 1st là. Hay., q.v.,
aft, 1st E. Of Kinnoull, q.v.
— Geo., Hy., visc., aft. 7th E.
of Kinnoull, q.v., Tell. Ex.
(1711) 167
— Th., visc., aft, 8th E. of
IXinnoull, q.v., B.T. 264-5;
C.D.L. 243; L.T. 157; P.C.
200; Paymn. O. 244
Dupuis, Jno. Ed. and sir J.,
gen. (ID) 890; R.C.B. 779
Duquerry, Hy., S.L. Ir. 592
Durand, #y. Mar, and sir H.,
gen. (D) 901; K.C.S.I. 802;
L.G. Pjab. 654; M.C.I. 646;
Sec. S.I. 804
****
— Hy. Mort. and Sir H.,
K.C.I.E. 805; Sec. I.E. 808;
Sec. S.I. 804
Jas., gen. (B) 865
Durando, Giòv., K.C.B. 778
Durant, Ja.s., gen. (ID) 878
— Raym., K.B. 754
— Th., M. Chy. 393
*Duras, ld, IX.B. (1464) 757
*— Gaillard de Durefort, ld.
of, IK.G., 736
* Poss. same pers.
D'Urban, Benj., and sir B., G.
Antig., &c. 727; G. Br. Gu.
715; G. C.G.H. 679; G. Denn.
and Ess. 715; G.C.B. 769;
gen. (B) 869; K.C.B. 774;
R.C.H. 787
— Whn., adm. (ID) 824
— Wm. Ja.s., gem. (ID) 895
Durdent, Walt., bp. Lich, and
Cov. 443
Durdin, Rt. G., L.M. Dbln.
642
Duredent, Walt., J. It. 367
Durell, Jno., dm. Winds. 474
Ph., adm. (A) 814
IXurem, Jno., B. Ex. 383
Durham, Sir Alexr., Ly. K.A.
513
Jaš., gen. (A) 861
— Sir Ph. Ch. Calderwood-
Henderson-, adm. (A) 818;
G.C.B. 768 ; K.C.B. 774
Durham, las, and E. of
— Jno. Geo., 1st la., aft. 1st
E. of, form. J. G. and visc.
Lambton, q.v., Amb. Aus.
117; Amb. Pr, 118; Amb.
Russ. 126; G.C.B. 772; G.G.
N. Am. Prov. 692; L.P.S. 241;
P.C. 211
Geo. F. D'A., 2nd E. of,
L.L. Dharm. 308
— Jno. Geo., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Dharm. 308
Durie, Andr., bp. Gall. 538;
Ld. Sess. 518
| — Geo., Ld. Sess. 518
Wm., K.H. 792
During, Lewis Alexr., gen.
(ID) S96
Pºmford, Ed. Wm., gen. (ID)
90;
Elias Walk., gem. (B) 870
— Geo., gen. (D) 893
— JRd., bp. Chich, 433
Durninge, Jno., B. Ex. Ir.
583
Duroc, Off. Nap. 26
Duroure, Alex., gen. (B) 865
Dursley, visc.
— Ch., visc., aft. 2nd E.
Berkeley, q.v., P.C. 194
Jas., visc., aft, 3rd E. of
ºrkeley, q.v., adm. (A) (1707)
81:
Durstus, IN. Sc. 17
Dury, Theod., gen. (B) S65
Durward, Jno., IX.B. 757
DuSnlani, Ant., Count,
K.C.M.G. 796
Dusseaux, Jos., gem. (A) S60
Duthlac (St.), b]). Ross, 535
Dutton, Pet., G. I. Man, 665
— sir Rd., G. Bdoes. 719
— W. Holmes, gem. (I)) S93
Alex., (c.c. 1d. D., also c.c.
M. of Douglas and Cl., q.v.,
aft. 10th D. of Hamilton,
(I. U.
Duval, Th., gem. (C) 872
Dwyer, Hy, gem. (D) 884
— Hy. Arth., gel). (ID) 919
— Jno., gen, (D) 918
— Th, Peard., gen. (ID) 894
I}wyna, bp. Lich. 443
Dyacon, Michl., bp. St. As.
462
Dyal-Missar, Iłajah, IX.C.S.I.
802
Dyce and Dyche, see Dyke
Iyer, Archd. B., gen. (D) 887
sir Rd., Chanc. Gart. 746
— Geo., gen. (C) 873
— Jas. and Sir J., C.J.C.P.
375; J.C.P. 378; J.Q.I. 372;
S.L. 408; Sp. H.C. 249
— Jno., IX.C.B. 775
— sir Th. Rd., gem, (B) 868
Dyes, Tras., Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Winds. H. 331
Dyett, J. P. L., G. Nev. 730
— R. H., G. Virg. Isl. 731
Dyke, Dyce and Dyche
Rt., L.R. Ir. 575; M.R. Ir.
585
IFor List of Abby'eviations, see pp. 944-952.
1014
INDEX OF NAMES.
Dyke, Dyce, and Dyche—comt.
sir Wm. Hart-, Ch. Sec, Ir,
563; P.C. 219; Sec, Tr. 164;
V.P. Ed. 255
Dymock (or Dimmock), Andr.,
13. Ex. 383 ; S.G. 401
— Th., IK.B. 756
Dyneley, Hy. Ell., gem. (D).933
Dynely, Th., gen. (ID) 884
Dynevil, Barth., K.I3. 754
Dynevor, Geo., 4th Id., L.L.
Carm. 315
Dynham (or Derham), Jno.,
aft. 1d. D., (d. 1509), Iš.G. 736;
L.H.T. 154; Chanc. Ir, 575
Dyott, Rd., C. St. 283
— Wm., gem. (A) 861
Dysart, E. of
— Lion., 3rd E. of, IS.T. 747
— Whn. J. M., 8th E. of, L.L.
Töutl. 311
Dyson, Jer., B.T. 265-6; Coff.
H. 294; L.T. 157; P.C. 203;
Sec, Tr. 163
— Jerry Fras., gem. (D) 877
Dyvnwall, K. Wls. 16
E.
E—, see also AE–
ad—, see (tlso Ed—
Eadbald and Eadbaldus,
R.E. 1
— by). Lond. 451
IEadbert and Eadbertills
— (St.), bp. Lindisf. 478
— bp. Sels. 432
— bp. Worc. 472
— K. E. 1-2
Eadbrightus, bp, Lond, 451
Ealdfarthus, bp. Dumw. 454
Eadfrid (St.), bp. Lindisf. 478
Ealdhedus, bp. Sidr. 446
Eadhelmus, bp. Sels. 432
Eadhericus, bp. Dorch. &
Sidr. 446
Eadilfridus, bp. Elm, 454
Eadmerus, bp. St. Amdr. 528
Eadmund, see Edmund
Eadna-Airgtheach, K. Ir. 20
Eadmothus, bp, Dey, 436
— (2) bp. Dorch. & Sidr. 446
Eadred, bp. Dham, 478
Eadsige (or Eadsimus), abp.
Cant. 430
Eadsinus, bp. Winch. 470
Eadstanus, bp. Lond, 451
Eadulphus, I. and II., bp.
Sidr. 446
Eagar, Rt. Jno., gen. (D).909
Eagle, Fras. K., C.C.J. 403
Ealdferth, K.E. 2
Ealfwyn, see Alwinus
Ealstam (or Alfstan), bp. Shbn.
466
Earmer, Sir Jmo., L.M. Lond,
492
Eanes, Jno., C. Tx. 284-5
— Jno., M. Chy. 397
Eanbald (2), abp. Yk. 485
Banbert, bp. Hex. 480
— byp. Lindisf. 478
Earlfrid, K.E. 2
#º See Wilmot
Earduff, bp. Roch, 459
Eardulph, bp. Lindisf. 478
Earl, Ed., C. Cus. 277; C. Cus.
Ir. 504
— Th., T.J. Ir. 555
Earle, see also Erle
— Alfr., b.p. suff. Marlb. 452
— Aug., C. Exc. 280
— (or Erle), Erasm., S.L.
409-10
— Giles, L.T. 156
— sir Jas., Mast. Coll. Surg.
939
— Jno., bb. Sal. 467; bp.
Worc. 473; dm, Westle, 469
— Jno. March, gem. (D) 926
— Ralph A., Sec. P.L.B. 262
— Wm., L. Admy. 175
— Wm., gem. (ID) 922
— Wrm., S.L. 411
— Wrm, Hy. Sh., gen. (ID) 914
— Wrm. R., Clk. O. 260
Earlie, Hamilton Ed, Geo.,
adm. (HI) 853
Earlsfort, Jno., 1st là., form.
Jno. Scott, q.v., aft. 1st V
& II, of Clonmel, q.v.
Earn, sir Hy., K.G. 733
Earnulph (St.), bp. Roch. 459
East, sir Ed. Hyde, C.J. Bgal.
; Jud. Com. P.C. 360; P.C.
1
— Jas. Wyl, adm. (H) 853
Eastlake, Ch. L. and Sir C.,
Pres. IR.A. 941
Easton, Ad., lm. Yk. 486
Eastwick, Wm. Jos., M.C.I.
646
Eastwood, Jno., L.M. D'blin.
64()
Eata (or Estata), St., b.p. Hex.
480; bp. Lindisf. 478
Eat headus, bp. Lich, 443
Eathored, bp, Worc. 472
Eberhard. D. Bva, 67
— I. to III., D. Foa. 71; D.
Wog. 80-1
— Tuouis, D. Whg. 81
Ebringtºn, Hugh, visc., aft.
2nd E. Fortescue, q.v., L.L.
Dev. 307; L.L. Ir. 557; L.T.
161; P.C. 213; Sec. P.L.B. 262
IEoroicis, Steph, de, J. It, 367
Eburnus, Q. F. M., C. Ro. 45
Ebury, Rt., 1st là., form, hom,
Ił. Grosvenor, q.v.
Ecbert, see also Egbert
— l'C.E. 1
ºcca, (or Acca), bp. Her. 441
Eccles, sir Jno., L.M. D'blin.
641
— Th., IK.H. 790
Ecclesia, Wm. de St. Maria,
bp. Lond, 451; Jy. 363
Ecfrid. R.E. 2
Echénique, J. R., Pres, Pu.
109
Echlin, sir Hy., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
J.K.B. Ir. 579; S.L. Ir. 591.
— Rt., bp. Down. & Chr. 604;
(ln, Tim, 613
Echlyn, Rt., gen. (B) 864
Eck, Lubb. Jan. baron Van,
G. Ceyl, 672
Eckersley, Nathl., K.H. 789
Eckford, Jas., gen. (D) 887
Ed—, see also Ead—
Edan, St., bp. Ferns. 621
Edbert and Edbertus
— bp. Dorch. 446
— IX.E.
l
aggevine, St. Cle, Comst. T.L.
20
Eddis, Arth. Sh., C.C.J. 405;
Q.C
.C., 418
Eddisbury, E. J., ld., form.
E. J. Stanley, q.v., aft. lil. St.
of Alderley, q.v.
Bden, hon. Ash. and Sir A.,
Ch. Com. Brma. 655; K.C.S.I.
§: L.G. Bgal. 652; M.C.I.
547
Ch., adm. (D) 832; (E) 834;
º 838; K.C.B. 780; L. Admy.
184
— Geo. Mort., gen. (ID) 886
— Hy., adm. (IO) 830; (E) 834;
L. Admy. 183-4
— Juno., gen. (HD) 885
— Morton and Sir M., aft. 1st
ld. Hemley, q.v., Amb. Dk.
127; Amb. G. St. 121; Amb.
Gamy. 117; Amb. Pr. 118;
Amb. Spm, 124; Amb. Sxy.
120; IS.B. 765; P.C. 206
— Rt., b.p. Mor, Ross and
Cness, 544; Pr. bp. Sc. 540
— Rt. Henley, aft, 2nd ló.
Henley, q.v., M. Chy. 397
hon. lºt. Jno., aft, 3rd lit.
Allclºl., q.v., b.p. S. and M.
484
— Th., L. Admy. 175
— Th., M. Chy. 395
— Wum., gen, (A) 862
— Wnn., M. Chy. 306
— Winn., aft. 1st là. Auckland,
q.v., Amb. Fr. 112; Amb.
Spm. 123; B.T. 266-7; Ch. Sec.
Ir. 562; P.C. 204; U.S.S. 226;
V. Treas, Ir, 560
— hon. Winn, Fk., Tell. Ex.
168 -
— Wm. Hass., gen. (D) 892
Edendon, see Edington
Edenhani, Geoff., J.IX.B.
71
agenstowe, Hy. de, M. Chy.
393
Ederus, K. Sc. 18
Edgar and Edgarus
*— bp. Her. 441
:* bp. Tuond. 451
>k bp. Sidr. 446
* l’rob, some same pers,
Connp. (lates.
— IX.R. 3; L.H.A. 170
— IX. Sc. 19
— (son Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13
— Hy., b]). Fife, 543
— Jas., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Higsom, Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
7
Edgcombe and Edgecumbe,
See also Mount-Edgcumbe
— G., see lèl. E., infra.
Piers., K.B. 759
— Rd., K.B. 763
— Rd., see lil. E., infra,
— sir Rd., Compt. H. 292
Edgcumbe, lds,
— hon. Rd., aft. 1st la. E.,
C.D.L. 243; L.L. Cnwall.
307; L.T. 156; P.C. 199; V.
Trea,S. Ir, 559-60
— hon. Rd., aft. 2nd Id. E.,
B.T. 265; Compt. H. 292;
gen, (C) 871; L. Admy. 178;
IP.C. 200
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMEs.
10] 5
Edgcumbe, lds.-cont.
— Geo., 3rd, ld, aft. 1st visc,
Mount Edgcumbe and Valle-
tort, adm. - (A) 814; C.G.P.
299; L.L. Cnwall. 307; P.C.
201; Tr. H. 291; V. Treas.
II. 560
Edge, Jas. Br., C.C.J. 406
- Jno. and sir J., C.J. N.W.
Pr. 654; Q.C. 420
Edgell, Harry Edmd., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 838
— Hy. Folker., adm. (D) 823
Edgeworth, Ed., bp. Down
and Cnr. 604
Edgore, Geo., S.L. 408
Edigein or Edigen, Th., dm.
Elph. 609
Edilbinus, bp. Llff. 448
Edilwach, IV.E. 1
Edilwald, K.E. 1-2
Edinburgh, Pr. Ern. Alb., aft.
D. of, q.v. ; see also Pr.Alfred;
adm. (E) 836; G.C.I.E. 805;
G.C.M.G. 795; G.C.S.I. 801;
R.C.B. 781; K.P. 751; K.T.
749; P.C. 217
— Marie Alex., Dss, of, Cr,
Ind. 809
Edington (or Evendon), Wm.,
abp. Camt. 430; b.p. Winch.
{} L.H.T. 153; Lól. Chanc,
Eäisbury, Jno, or Jas., M.
Chy. 396
sºn, Pet. H., aft. Sir P., Q.C.
Edline, Ed., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
Edmeades, Hy., gen. (D) 931
Edmeston, Wm. gen. (A)
859
Edmondes, sir Th., Compt.
II. 292; Tr. H. 291
Edmonds, Hy., K.D. 763
Edmondson, Jos., Mowb. H.
Geo. Fk.,
K.C.B. 783; L.G. N.W. Pr.
653
— Wrm., adm. (IE) 835; (F)
9
Edmonstone,
Edmund and Eadmund
*— bp. Dham. 478
*— bp. Lim. 638
*—(or St. Hamund), bp. Shbn.
466
*— bp. Winch. 470
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. (lates.
— (som Hy. III.), Pr. E. 9
— (som Ed. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (son Ed. III.), Pr. E. 10
-— (iss. Ed. III.), Pr. E. 10, 11
— (son Hy. VII.), Pr. E. 12
(Mortimer) (iss. Ed., III.),
Pr. E. 10
(Tudor) (som Owen Tudor),
Dr. E. 11
— I. and II., K.E. 3, 4
Edmundi, see Fitzedmund
Edmunds, Ch., adm. (H) 848
Edmann, Th., bp, Bgr. 426
Ednevet, Howell Ap., bp. St.
As. 462
Edred, K. E. 3
Edric, K.E. 1 , .
— (Duke), L.H.A. 170
Edulph, bp, Her. 441
Edwal ab Meyric, Pr. Wls.
16
– Voel, Pr. Wls. 16
Edward, bp. Abdn, 530
*— bp. Brn. 531
Edward—com.t.
* L.G.C. S.G. 506
:}; L.H. ConSt. Sc. 507
*— Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Svy. 54
— D. Prma. 53
— K. Pgl. 88; IK.G. 735
— K. Sc. 19
— M. Bdn. 67
— (the Confessor), Iš.E. 4
— (the Elder), K.E. 3
— (the Martyr), K.E. 3
— I. to VI., . K.E. 4, 5; see
also under Princes of Wales
and Princes of England, imfra,
— III. (K.E.), K.G. 733; K.B.,
755; L.H.A. 172 .
— (son of Hy. III.), aft. Ed.
1st, q.v., G. Ch. Isl. 667; L.J.
Ir. 550; Pr. E. 9
— (Son Ed. I), aft. Ed. II., q.v.,
I.B. 754; Pr. E. 10; Pr. W.E.
8
— (son Ed. II.), aft. Ed. III.,
q.v., Pr. E. 10
— (Blk. Pr., som Ed. III.), Pr.
E. 10; Pr. W.E. 8
of York, q.v.; Pr. E. 11
— (iss. Ed. III.) (2), Pr. E. 11
— (son of Blk. Pr.), Pr. E.
10
— (son Hy. VI.), Pr. E. 12; Pr.
W.E. 8
— (son Ed. IV.), aft. Ed. V.,
q.v., Pr. E. 12; Pr. W.E. 8
— (son Rd., III.), Pr. E. 12; Pr.
W.I.E. 8
— (son Hy. VIII.), aft. Ed.
VI., q.v., Pr. E. 12; Pr. W.E.
8
— (g. son Jas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— -Augustus (g. son Geo. II.),
aft. D. of York, q.v., Pr. E. 14;
IK.G. 742
— (son Geo. III.), aft. D. of
ICent, q.v., Pr. E. 14; IS.G.
742; K.P. 750
— Pr. (Ct. Pal. Ith.), KG, 740
— -Charles, L.H.A. 170
Edwarde, Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Wnn., L.M. Lond. 490
Edwardes and Edwards
— Arth. Wnn., dm. Cork, 632
— capt., G. Newfol. 700
— Clem. Alex., gem. (ID) 902
— Ed., admm. (A) 817
— Ed., gen. (ID) 878
| Edwin, K.I., 2, 3
— (St.), bb. Worc. 472
— sir Humphrey, C. Exc. 279;
L.M. Lond. 491
Edwy, K.E. 3
Edye, Wm. Hy., adm. (E) 837
Eedes, Rd., dn. Worc. 473
Eeles, Jno., dm. Wſord. 628
Effingham, Nichs. de, bp.
Cloy. 630
Effingham, lds. Howard of,
see Howard of Eff.
Effingham, Earls of
1st Creation.
— Fras., 1st E. of, form. 7th
ld. Howard of E., q.v., Dep
E.M. 327; gen. (C) 871
Th., 2nd E. of, Dep. E.M.
327; gen. (B) 865
Th., 3rd E. of, J3.T. 267;
Dep. E.M. 327; G. Jam. 712;
MI.M. 247; P.C. 203; Tr. H. 291
2nd Creation,
— Kenn. Alexr., 1st E. of,
form. 11th lol. Howard of E.
(ſ. v., gem. (A) 862
Egbald, bp. Winch. 470
Egbert, see also Ecbert
— (St.), abp. Yk. 485
(2), bp. Lindisf. 478
— R.E. 1, 2, 3
Egeblaunch (or Egueblank),
I’et. de, bp. Her. 441
Bgelmar, bp. Elm. and Dumw.
454
Egelric, bp. Dham. 478
Egelwine, bp. Dham. 478
Egerton, hom. Algm. F., Sec.
Adlum. 187
— Call. Itd., gen. (ID) 904
— sir Ch. Bulk., G.C.M.G.
#. gen. (A) 863; K.C.H.
78
Fól. C., U.S.F. 230
— Edwin Hy., Amb. Fr. 113
— hon. Fras., adm. (IE) 836;
(F) S39
— lol. Fras., form. lot. F. L.
Gower, q.v.,aft. 1st E. of Elles-
mere, q.v., Sec, at W. 234
— hon, Hy., bp. Her. 442
— hom. Jno., bp. Bgr. 426 :
bp. Dham. 479 ; b.p. Lich, and
Cov. 444, dm. Her. 442
Jno., aft. 2nd visc, Hrack-
ley, and 1st E. of Bridge-
Water, q.v., K.B. 761
Rd., gem. (D) 881
— Rt. Eyles and sir R.,
K.C.S.I. 803; L.G. Pjab. 654
— Fl. Ish., K.C.B. 784
hon. Geo. Warr., G. Labn.
675
Hy., adm. (G) 841
— Hy., M. Chy. and Acct. G.
396
— Hy, Th., dm. Bgr, 427
— Herb, Benj. and sir H.,
R.C.P. 782; K.C.S.I. 802
— sir Jas., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jas. Bev., gem. (ID) 934
— Juno., Q.C. 419
Pet., gen, (D) 891
— Rd., adm. (A) 815;
Newfol. 700
— Rd., M. Chy. 396
— hon. Rd., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb. G. St. 122; Amb, Vza,
134
— Rt. Bidw, K.H. 791
— Samps., adm. (A) 817
— Th., Ch. Iond. 422
— Wrm., S.L. 411
G.
— Th., M.M. 246
g Sir Th., aft. 1st là. and
E. of Ellesmere, and visc.
| Brackley, q.v., A.G. 399; L.K.
356; M.R. 388; S.G. 401
— Wm., K.B. 763
Egerton of Tatton, Wm. T.,
1st li., L.L. Chesh. 307
Egferth, K.E. 3
Estº, bp, Lindisf. 478
– IV. H. 2-.
Egica, or Egiza, K. Sp. S5
Eglasius, bp. Dunw. 454
Eglescliffe, Jno. de, bp. Cmr.
604; bp. Llff. 449
Fººton and Eglintourn,
E. O
Alexr., 6th E. of, Commr.
Tr. Sc. 497
Alexr., 9th E. of, L.H.T.
Sc. 498
Archd., 11th E. of, gen, (A)
858; L.L. Ayrsh. 508
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1016
INDEX OF NAMES.
Eglinton and Eglintoun-comt.
Hugh, 12th E. of, K.T
748; L.L. Ayrsh. 508
|
— Archd. Wm., 13th E. of,
IX.T. 748; L.L., Ayrsh. 508;
L.L. Ir. 557-8 ; P.C. 215
Egmont, E. of
— Jno., 2nd E. of, L. Admy.
179; P.C. 199; Postm. G. 238
— Jno. Ja.s., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Soms. 311
— Geo. Ja.s., 6th E. of, adm.
(G) 841
IEgremont, see Hertford
Egremont, E. of
— Ch., 2nd E. of, L.L. Suss.
312; IP.C. 200; S. St. 224
— Geo. O'Br., 3rd E, of, L.L. ||
Suss. 312
Egric, K.F.. 2
Egueblank, see Egeblaunch
Egwolfus, bp. TOnd, 450
Egwyn (St.), bp. Worc. 472
Egypt, MI. T., Khedive of,
G.C.B. 773
Eithrial, K. Ir. 20
Ekins, Chas. and Sir C., adm.
(A) 819; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B.
776
— Jeffr., dm. Carl. 476
— Jno., dm. Sal. 468
Elanc, abp. St. Dav. 463
Elappeal, IX.L. 2
Eichöjds.
— Dav., ld, aft, 3rd E. of
Wemys, q.v., Comm. Tr. Sc.
49S
— Fras., ld, aft. 9th E. of
Wemyss, q.v., T.T. 161
Elde, Fras., M. Chy, 396
Elder, Geo. and sil: G., gen.
(C) 875; K.C.B. 776
— Th., L. Prov, Edim, 548
— Th., l’osthm. G. 502
— Th. and sir T., G.C.M.G.
79.5 -
Eldon, Jno., 1st là. and E. of,
form sir Jno. Scott, q.v. ;
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; Ld.
Chall c. 357
Eldridge, Ch. Momr., G.
Antig. 728; G. Dmca. 731; G.
Leew. Isl. 728; G. St. Xtr. and
Ney, 729
Eldunen, abp. St. Dav. 463
Eleanor, Q. Nav, 85, 87
— (of Aquitaine), Q.C.E. 7
— (of Castile), Q.C.E. 7
— (of 1°rovence), Q.C.E. 7
— (dau. K. John), Pr. E. 9
—— (dau. Hen. II.), Pr. E. 9
(g. dau. Hen. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Fºlw. I.) (2), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Iºdw. II.), Pr, Iº. 10
(iss. IEdw. III.), Pr. E. 10
12 (g. dau. Hy. VII.), Pr. E.
1
Elerius, B. Ex. 382 -
Eleutherius, bp. Cld. 599
— (St.), bp. Winch. 470
Eleutherus, P. Ro. 32
Elffine, bp. Winch. 470
Blfric, see Alfric
Elfsig, bp. Lindisf._478
Elfsimus (St.), bp. Winch. 470
Elfward (or Alword), bp.Lond.
451
Elfwinus, dm. St. P. 452
Elfwold, see Alfwold
Elgee, Ch., gem. (D) 928
— Jno. Lindr., gen. (D) 921.
Elgin, see also Ailesbury and
Kincardille
| Elgin, E. of
. I — Th., 7th E. of, Amb. G. St.
121; Amb. Gnny. 117; Amb.
Pr. 118; Amb. Thy. 129; gen.
(A) 862; L.L. Fifesh. 510;
| P.C. 206
| — Jas., 8th E. of, Amb. Ch.
131; Amb. Jap, 131; Amb.
; U.S.A. 132; G.C.B. 772; G.
Cam. 692; G.G. Ind. 649; G.
Jam. 713; K.T. 748; L.L.
Fifesh. 510; P.C. 216; Postm.
G. 239
— Vict. Alexr., 9th E. of,
C.W.P.B. 273; L.L. Fifesh.
510; P.C. 220; Tr. H. 292
— Mary L., Css. dow. of, Cr.
Ind. 809
Elgistil, bp. Llff. 448
Filgulen or Elgune, bp, St.
Dav. 464 -
Elias, bp. Clonm. 600
Ney, C.I.E. 808
Elibank, Alexr., 7th lil., L.L.
PblS. 511
Elicombe, see Ellicombe
Elinn, K. Ir, 21
mºsham, Th. de, M. Chy.
39:
Elion, Hubert, M.M. 245
Eliot and Eliott, see Elliot
Elisaeus, bp. Gall, 538
Eliud, see Thelian
Elizabeth, C. Lux. 84
— E. Russ. 90
— Q.E. 5
— (Woodville), Q.C.E. 7
— (of York), §§ 8
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (g, dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (iss. IEdw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (dau. Edw, IV.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Hy, VII.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Hy, VIII., aft. Q. E.),
q.v., Pr. E. 12 e
— (dau. Chas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— (dau. Ja.s. I.), l’r. E. 13
— (g, dau, Jas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— (g, dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
— (dau. Geo. III.), Pr. E. 15
— -Caroline (dau. Geo. II.),
Pr. E. 14
— -Caroline (g.
II.), Pr, E. 14
— Georg. Adel. (dau. Whn,
IV.), Pr. E. 15
Elkington, Jno. Hy. Ford,
G. Gsey. 669; gen. (I)) 917
Ella, bp. Lich. 443
rººk. i.i.
Ellan, Den., dn. Kild. 619
Ellarker, Jno., S.L. 407
Ellauri, j ., Pres. Ugy. 111
Ellenborough, lils. and E. of
— Ed., 1st lit., form. Ed. Law.,
q.v., Ch. Ex. 165; P.C. 207
— Edw., 2nd lól., aft. 1st E. of,
G.C.IB. 772; G.G. Ind. 649; I.
Admy, 183; L.l’.S. 241; L.T.
160; P.C. 211; Pres. B.C. 253-4
Ellerker, sir Jno, de, L. Treas.
Ir, 558 4.
Ellesmere, Rog., bp. Cork, 630
Ellesmere, lds, and E. of
— Th., 1st lil., form. Sir T.
Egerton, q.v., aft. visc, Brack-
ley, q.v., L.T. 154
— Fras., 1st E. of, form. li.
F. L. Gower, and lól. F.
Egerton, q.v., K.G. 744; L.L.
Lanc. 309; Sec. at W. 234;
|U.S.W. & C. 231
dau. Geo.
allºworth, Sinn. Čle, J. It.
6
Fletson, Rog. Hope, G. Jam,
71
Elley, Jno. and Sir J., gem. (B)
869; K.C.B. 774; K.C.H. 787
Ellice, see also Ellis and Ellys
— Ch, Hy, and aft. Sir C., gem.
º 900; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
78
— Ed., P.C. 212; Sec. at W.
234; Sec. Tr. 163
— Rt., gem. (A) 863
— Russ., Chri. E.I.Co. 646
Elliconibe, Ch. Gr., gen. (D)
879; K.C.B. 779
Ellicott, see also Flliott
— Ch. Ja.s., bp, Gl, and Br.
439; dry. Exr. 438
— Ed., adm. (H) 844
Elliot, Elliott, Eliot, and
Eliott,
— Alexr. J. H., gem. (ID) 923
— Ch, and sir C., adm. (G)
841; Amb. TXs. 132; G. Brmda.
701; G. St. Hel. 682; G. Trin.
722; K.C.B., 782
— Ch. Alfr. and Sir C., Ch.
Com. Ass. 656; K.C.S.I. 803'
— Ch. Sc., gem. (D) 927 .
— hom. Ch. Gilb. Jno. Bryd.
and Sir C., adm. (B) 821 ; (ID)
832; (E) 834; K.C.B. 781
— Dalml., K.C.S.I. 802
— Ed., B.T. 265-6
— hom. Ed. Ja.s., B.C. 252;
L.T. 158 -
— Ed. King, Ch. Com. Cent,
Pl'. 655
— FK. Augs. H., C.I.E. 807
— Geo., adm. (I)) 832; (E)
834; K.C.B. 780
— Geo., gen. (B) 866
— Geo., gen. (ID) 892
— hom. Geo., adm. (D) 824;
R.C.B. 779; Sec. Adm. 186
— Geo., aft. Sir G., and 1st là.
Heathfield, q.v., Comm. F. Ir.
564; G. Gibr. 670; gem. (A)
858; K.B. 765
Geo. Augs., adm. (G) 842
— Gilb., din. Brl. 440
— sir Gilb. (No. 1), Jy. Sc. 522;
Ld. Sess. 520
Sir Gilb. (No. 2), Ld. Sess,
520; L.J. Clk. 516
J– Gilb, and sir G. (No. 3), T.
Admy. 178; L.T. 157; P.C.
201; Tr. Ch. 294; Tr. N. 256
— sir Gilb. (No. 4), aft. 1st lol.
and E. of Minto, q.v., P.C. 205
— Granv., gen. (C) 871
— Hy., gem. (B) 869
— Hy. Algm., adm. (G) 841
— hon. Hy, Geo. and Sir H.,
Amb, Aus. 117; Amb. Dk, 127;
Amb. Gr. 129; Amb, It. 114;
Amb. Scy. 115; Amb. Tºy.
130; G.C.B. 773; P.C. 217
— Hy. Maur., gem. (D) 914
— Hy. Miers, K.C.B. 782
— Hugh (No. 1), Amb. TX.
127 : Amb. G. St. 121; Amb,
Pr. 118; Amb, Scy. 114; Amb.
Sxy. 120
Hugh (No. 2), G. Bdoes.
720; G. Mdras. 656; G. Leew.
Isl. 727; P.C. 209
— Hugh Maxm., adm, (H) 852
— Jno., adm. (A) 815; G.
Newfol. 700
— Jno., gen, (JD) 911
— Sir Jno., B. Iºx. Ir, 584
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX ().H.' NAMES.
1017
IElliot, Elliott Eliot, and Eliott
—CO??, º,
— hon. Jno. E., Sec. B.C. 254
— Rd., C. Exc. 279-80
—— Rd., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
—— Rt., adm. (ID) 827; (G) 840
62ſor Elyot), IRt., bp. Wíord.
—— Rog., G. Gibr. 669; gen.
(C) 871
— Russ., adm, (G) 842
— Th. Fk, and sir T., K.C.M.G.
796; U.S. C. 236
— Walt., K.C.S.I. 802
— Wrm., C. Treas. Ir. 561;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; P.C. 208
— Wm., M.R. 387
— Wm. and Sir W., K.C.H.
788; K.H. 791
— Wm., see lá. E., infra,
— Wnn. Granv., K.H. 790
— Wm. Ham., gem. (D) 902
— Wm. Hy. and sir W.,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (ID) 891;
K.C.B. 779; K.H. 792
— Wm. Russ., gem. (ID) 912
IEliot, lds.
— Wrm., ld., form. hon. Wm.
Eliot, q.v., aft, 2nd E. of St.
Germans, q.v., Amb. G. St.
121 ; Amb. Nds., &c. 122; L.
Admy, 180; L.T. 158-9; U.S. F.
9
Ed. Gr., ld., aft. 3rd E. of
St. Germans, q.v., Amb. Spm.
124; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L.T.
159-60; P.C. 214
Ellis and Ellys, see also
Ellice
— Anthy., bp. St. Dav. 465
— Arth. Ed. Augs., gem. (ID)
935
— Barr. Helb. and Sir B.,
K.C.S.I. 803; M.C.I. 647
— Bern., G. Gsey. 668
— Fras., aft. Ellis-McTag-
gart, C.C.J. 404
— Fk. Jno., gen. (ID) 915
— Geo. J. W., C.W.F. &c., 272;
IP.C. 211
— Hy., G. N.Sc. 695
— Hy, and sir H., Amb, BZl.
135; Amb. Ch. 131; Amb.
Pers. 130 ; B.C. 253 ; Clk.
Pells, 168; K.C.B. 782; K.H.
790; P.C. 212
— Hy. Walt., K.C.B. 774
— Jno., dm. Her. 442; U.S.S.
225
— Jno. Join., gen. (C) 872
— Jno. W. and Sir J., L.M
Lond. 492
— Saml. Burd., gem. (ID) 889;
R.C.E. 778
— Th., dm. Kild. 619
— Welbore, bp. Kild. 617; bp.
Mth. 599; din. Chr. Ch. Dbln.
618
Welbore, aft, 1st là. Men-
dip, q.v., . Sec. 234 ; L.
Admy. 178; P.C. 200; Sec. at
W. 233; Tr. N. 256; W. Treas,
Ilº. 560
— Wnn., A.G. 398
— Wnn., adm. (HI) 850
— Wrm. B., Ex. 383
— (or Ellys) Wm. and sir W.,
J.C.P. 379; S.G. 401; S.G. Ir.
589; S.L. 410
IEllison, Cuthb., gem. (A) 858
— Th., C.C.J. 404
IEllys, see Ellis and Ellice
Elmarus, bp. Sels. 432
Elmer, bp. Shbn. 466
Elmham, sir Wm. de, L.H.A.
73
1
Elmhirst, Ch., gen. (D) 904
*Hººg, Wm., C.C.J. 404;
17
Einaeth, abp. St. Dav. 463
* e and Elphegus, see
also Alphege and Alphage
*— (St.), abp. Cant. 430;
bp. Winch. 470
*— bp. Lich. 443; by). Wells,
427
* Poss. Same
Comp, dates.
Elphinstone, Alexr., see lá E.,
taufra,
— Sir Geo., L.J. Clk. 516
— hon sir Geo. Keith, aft. 1st
ld. and visc. Keith, q.v., adm.
(A) 816 ; K.B. 765
— sir How., gem. (C) 875
— How. Crawf, and sir H.,
gen. (D) 931; K.C.B. 783
— Jas., aft, 1st lil. Balmerino,
q.v., Tud. Sess. 518; Sec. St.
SC, 502
— Sir Jas. Dalrymple How.,
L.T. 162
— Jno., gen. (D) 916
— hon. Jno., aft. 5th lil. Bal-
merino, q.v., Ld. Sess. 520
— hom. Mountst., G. Bbay.
perS.
Dalr. Horn., gen.
., b.p. Abdn. 530; bp.
535; L.P.S. Sc. 500;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— sir Wnn., L.J. Gen., 522;
Ld. Sess. 519
hon. Wm. Fullerton, Chn.
E.I. Co. 645; L.L. Dumb.
509
Wm. Reith, gen. (C) 875
Blphinstone, las.
—Alexr.,Master of, and aft. 4th
ld. E., L.H.T. Sc. 497; Ld.
Sess. 517
Jno., 11th lá., L.L. Dumb.
509
Jno., 12th id., L.L. Dumb.
509
50
Jno., 13th lä., G. Bbay.
659; G.C.B. 772; G.C.H. 787;
G. Mdras. 657; P.C. 213
IElrington, Fredk. Rt., gen.
(ID) 906
— Jno., K.B. 757
— Rd. Good., gen. (ID) 879
— Th., bp. Ferns and L. 622;
bp. Ilim, A. and A. 639 s
— Th. Ger., gen. (C) 873
Elsley, Ch. H., C.C.J. 403
Elstan, see Leovingus
Elstanus, bp. Lond, 451
IElton, Ch. Is., Q.C. 420
Filton head or Elton hed,
Ed. M. Chy. 395
— Jno., S.L. 409
Eludgeth, abp, St. Dav. 463
Eluid, abp. St. Dav. 463
Elva, L. A., C. Ro. 38
— T. AE., C. Ro. 37
Elvanus, abp. Lond. 450
Elva oth, abp. St. Dav. 463
IElves, sir Jno., C. Exc. 278
Elvoed, abp. St. Dav. 463
Elvogus, bp. Ilff. 448
Elwaed, abp. St. Dav. 463
Elwald, K.E. 2
Elwes, Jno. Timms H., gen,
(IB) 867
rºya, Jno. Harv., gen. (D)
— Th., gen. (D) 904
— Th., gem. (D) 910
— Wm., gen. (ID) 912
Bly, Nichs. de, bp. Winch.
470; bp. Worc. 472; L.H.T.
152; Ld. Chanc. 353; L.K.
353
Philip de, L.H.T. 152
— Ralph de, B. Ex. 382
— Rd. Cle, L.H.T. 152
Wm. de, Jy. 364; L.H.T.
152
Adam, Loftus of,
See Loftus
Ely, E. and M. of
1st Creation.
— Hy. 1st E. of, form 4th
visc. Loftus, q.v., K.P. 750
2nd Creation.
— Ch., 1st E. aft, 1st M. of,
form. lī, and visc. Loftus,
q.v., Postm. G. Ir. 564
— Jno., 2nd M. of, IX.P. 750
Elyot (or Eliot), Rt., bp.
Wíord. 626
Emanuel and Emmanuel
— K. Pgl. 88; K.G. 737
Philibert, D. Svy. 54; K.G.
738; R. Nds, 82
Embercus, bp. Sidr. 446
Emeldon, Rt. de, Ch. Ex. Ir.
56]
Hºlden, Wm. de, M. Chy.
visc.
Emeric, K. Hgy. 59
Emerson, Alexr. Lyon, gen.
(ID) 93.4
— Jas., gen. (D) 921
— Th., L.M. Dblin. 641
Emilius-Augustus, D. S.G.A.
78
Emly, Ed., dm. Dry. 602
Emly, lds.
— Wm., ld., form W. Monsell,
(I.U.
**** (g. dau. Hen. I.), Pr.
Emmanuel, see Emanuel
Emmett, Anth., gem. (ID) 889
Empson, Rd. and Sir R., Sp.
IX.C. 249 ; C.D.L. 242
— Wm., L.M. Dbln. 641
Finderby, Ch., G. Auck. Isl.
710
— Wrm., K.B. 758
Eneuris, bp. St. Dav. 464
Enfant, Walter L', C.J.R.B.
II. 577
Enfield, visc.
— Geo. Stev., visc., form. hon.
G. S. Byng, q.v., ld, and aft.
2nd E. of Strafford, q.v.
— Geo. Hy. Ch., visc., aft. li.
and 3rd E. of Strafford, q.v.,
L.L. Mdk. 310; Sec. P.L.B.
U.S.F. 230; U.S. Ind.
Engaine, Warm., J. It. 368
Engilbert, R. Nds. 82
England, l’oole Vall., gem.
(D) 892
— Rd., gen. (B) 866; 18.H. 791
— Rd. and Sir Rd., gen. (D)
883; G.C.13. 769; K.C.B. 777
Englefeld and Englefield
— Alam de, J. It. 367
— Matth. de, bp. Bgr. 425
— Th., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Th. and Sir T., Sp. H.C.
249
Wm. de, J. It. 368; Jy, 365
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
65
1018
INDEX OF NAMES,
English, FK., gem. (D) 899
Enion (or Anian, q.v.) (2), bp.
St. As. 462 -
Ennish owen, Geo. Ham.,
ld., form. E. of Belfast, q.v.,
aft. 3rd M. of Donegal, q.v.
Enniskillen, Jno. Will., 2nd
; of, K.P. 751; L.L. Ferm.
Britrecasteaux, Chev. de Br.
d’, G. Mtius. 683
Eochaidh, K. Ir, 21
—-Eadgothac, K. Ir. 20
— -Gunait, K. Ir, 21
— -Moidhmeodhain, K. Ir. 21
— -Mumho, K. Ir. 20
Eolla, bp. Sels. 432
Eorpwald, K.E. 2
Er, K. Ir. 20
Erard (St.), bp. Ard. 607
Fºrcembert, K.E. 1
Erchenwim, K.E. 2
Erchwine, K.E. 2
Ercole, see also Hercules
— I. to III., D. Mda. 53
Ercombert, K.E. 1
Erdington, Giles de, J.C.P.
377; Jy. 364
Erdulf, K.E. 2
Eresby, see Willoughby de
Eresby
Ergham or Erghum, Ralph,
bp. B. and W. 428; bp. Sal.
467; C.D.L. 242
Firic and Erich, D. Brk. 69
— Pr. Mkg. 74
— X. (IŠ. Dk.), K.G. 734
Ericsen, Jno. Eric, Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Erispoe, D.
Firkenwald
50
Erle, see also Earle
— Erasm., S.L. 409
— Pet. P.C. 218; Q.C. 417
— Th., gen. (A) 857; L.G.O.
259; P.C. 195
— Th., gem. (C) 872
— Wm. and sir W., C.J.C.P.
376; J.C.P. 380; J.Q.B. 373;
Jud. Com. P.C. 361; K.C. 416 ;
P.C. 216; S.L. 413
Ermenric, K.E. 1
Ermensind, C. Lux. 84
Ermyn, Wm., B. Ex. 383
Ernald, bp. St. Amdr. 528
Erne, E. of
— Jimo., 3rd E. of, form. J.
. Crichtom or Crighton, q.v.,
K.P. 751
— Jno. Hy., 4th E. Of, K.P.
2
75
IErnest, D. Bva. 68
— D. S. Alt. 78
— El. Sxy. 77
— M. Aus. 58
— M. Bdm. 67
— R. Nds. 82
— I., D. S.G.A. 78
— II., D. S.C. and G. 78; IS.G.
744
— I. and II., D. Brk. 69-70
— I. and II., D. Su, 80
— -Anthony, D. S.C. and G.
78; K.G. 744
— -Aug., D.S.W. 79
— -Aug., D. Hnr. 70; E1. Hmr.
70
Bry. 27
(St.), bp. Lond.
— -Aug. (bro. of Geo.I., bp. |
of Osnaburg and D. of York),
R.G. 741; Pr. E. 13
Ernest—Comt.
— -Aug., Pr., aft. D. of Cum-
berland, q.v., and K. Hnr. ;
K.G. 742; K. Hnr. 71; P.C.
206; Pr. E. 15
-Aug. Const., D. S. Wr. 79
-A. W., &c., D. Brk. 71
-Casimir, Pr. Nass. 76
-Fredk., D.S.C. and G. 78
-Fredk., M. Bdn. 67
-Fredk., I. and II., D. S. Alt.
-Fredk. Chas., D. S. Alt. 78
-Fredk., P.G., D. S. Alt, 78
-Louis, Lg. H. Dt. 72
Louis I. and II., D.S. Mgn.
For non-reigning Dukes
and Princes, see under
their territorial names.
Ernle and Ermley -
— Jno., A.G. 398; C.J.C.P.
375; S.G. 401 te
— sir Jno., B.T. 263; Ch. Ex.
164; L. Admy. 175; L.T. 155;
P.C. 191-2
Ernostus (or Arnulph), bp.
Roch. 459
Erpingham, Sir Th., K.G.
734; W.C.P. 318
Erpwald, K.E. 2
Errazuriz, F., Pres. Chi. 111
Errington, Arnold Ch., gem.
(ID) 902
Xirroll, family of
— L.H. Const. Sc. 507
Erroll, E. of -
— Gilb., E. Of (1321), form.
sir G. Hay, q.v.
— Wm., 15th E. of, Kt. Mar.
Sc. 507; L.H.C. K.Sc. 546
Wm. Geo., 16th E. of,
G.C.H. 786; K.T. 748; IXt.
Mar. Sc. 507; L.L. Abdn. 508;
###. 290; M.B.H. 303; P.C.
l
Erskine or Areskine
— sir Alexr., Ly. R.A. 513
— Ch., Jy. Sc. 522; L.J. Clk.
; Ld. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess.
0
— sir Ch., Ly. K.A. 513
— Dav., gen. (C) 872
— Dav., lid. Sess. 520
— hom. Ed. M., Amb. Gr. 129;
Amb. Sw, and N. 127
— Geo., gen. (D) 905
— Sir Geo., Ld. Sess. 519
— hon. Hy., Ld. Adv. 526
— hon. Ja.s., Kt. Mar. Sc. 507
— Sir Jas., gen, (B) 867
— Jas. Elphinstone, adm. (E)
837; L. Admy. 186
— Jno., dn. Cork, 632.
— Jno. Elphinstone, adm. (ID)
831; (E) 834
— Jno. Išenn., K.C.H. 787
— sir Hy., gen. (B) 865; Sec.
Thist. 749
—hom. Hy. Dav., dm. Rip.
482
— Ja.s., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
— Jas., L.J. Clk. 516
— Jas., Ld. Sess., 520
hon. Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
Rt. (ld. of Erskine), L.G.C.
SC, 506
IRt. de, L.J. Gen. 522
* Prob. same pers.
:k
>k
Erskine or Areskine—cont.
— Th, and sir T., aft. E. of
Brechin, Ld. Sess. 518; Sec.
St. Sc. 502
— hon. Th., C.J. Bank. 392
J.C.P. 380; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; K.C. 416; P.C. (1831), see
errata for p. 212; S.L. 413
— hon. Th., see lá. E., infra
— sir Th., aft. 1st Visc. Fen-
ton and E. Of Kellie, q.v.,
C.Y.G. 298 t
— Wrm., abp. Glasg. 537
— Wnn., Ld. Sess. 520
— sir Wm., gen. (B) 866
— sir Wm., gen. (C) 873
Erskine, lds., see also E. of
Mal:
Scotch Title.
— Jno., ld., Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., ld, K.B. 762; Ld.
Sess. 517
Th. Id., aft. E. of Bucham,
K.B. 761
— JaS., ld., aft. 7th E. of
Buchan, IX.B., q.v., 762
IEnglish Title.
— hon. Th., aft. 1st là. E.,
K.C. 415; K.T. 748; L.H.S.
§ ; Ld. Chanc. 357 ; P.C.
— Dav. Montagu, 2nd lå.,
*. Bva. 119; Amb. U.S.A.
Ert, bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
*ºne, gen. de Ant. d’, K.C.B.
*s-s-s
Ervigio, K. Sp. 85
Ervigius, K.Sp. 85
Ervin, bp. St. Dav. 464
Esca (or Escus), R.E. 1
Eschaid, bp. Arm. 595
Escobar, Pres. Pgy. 110
Escuris, Matth. de, J. It, 365
Escus, see Esca,
Escwine, K.E. 2
Fºile, Sir Jas., L.M. Lomd.
49
Esher, Wnn. B., ld, form. Sir
W. B. Brett, q.v.
Esmond, Jno., bp. Emly, 625;
bp. Ferms, 621
Esmonde, Jno., L.T. 161
Esna, bp. Her. 441
Espartero, Bald., Ct. of Lu-
chana, &c., G.C.B. 769
Bºspernon, Bern. de N. de F.
D. D’, K.G. 740
Espinasse, Jas., C.C.J. 403
Espinosa, 3. Pres. ECr. 108
Fºuhinus, See also Tricos-
8,S
— L. S., Dec. Ro. 38
Esquivel, A., Pres. C.R. 106
Esseby, Rt. de, Jy. 364
Esseburne, Rt. de, J.C.P. 376
Esseby, Jord. de, J. It. 367
Essendon, sir Wm. de, L.
Trea.S. Ir. 558
Essex, lds. and E. of
— Hy de, or E. of, J. It.
(1155-6) 365; W.C.P. 317
Mamdeville Family.
— Wnn., 1st E. Of, L.H.A. 170
I'itz-Peter Or Fitz-Piers
JFamily.
— Geoff., 1st E. of, form. G.
Pitz-Peter, q.v., J. It, 365 t
— Geoff., 2nd E. of, form. G.
Ritz-Piers, q.v
De Bohum Family.
— Humphr., 1st E. of, see
Hereford and Essex
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1019
Essex, lds. and E. of—cont.
Bowrchier Family.
— Hy, 1st E. of, form. 1st
Visct. Bourchier, q.v.; T.H.T.
153; L.K. 355
— Hy., 2nd E. of, C.G.P. 299;
K.G. 737
Cromwell Family.
— Th., E. of, form. Thos. and
ld. Cromwell, q.v.
Parr Family.
— Wm., 1st E. of, form. lī.
Parr, of Kendal, q.v., aft. M.
of Northampton, q.v.
Deverewa: Family.
— Walt., 1st E. of, form. 2nd
visc. Hereford, q.v.
— Rt., 2nd E. of, E.M. 326;
K.G. 739; L.L. Ir. 554; M.G.O.
258; M.H. 302
— Rt., 3rd E. of, L.C.H. 295
Capel Family.
— Arth., 1st E. of, L. Admy.
175; L.L. Ir. 555; L.L. Herts,
309; L.T. 155; P.C. 191-2;
Prem. 140
— Alg., 2nd E. of, Const. T.L.
321; gem. (B) 864; L.L. Dors.
307; L.L. Herts, 309; P.C.
195
— Wrm., 3rd E. of, C.Y.G.298;
#. 741; K.T. 747; P.C.
— Wm. Anne. H., 4th E. of,
L.L. Herts, 309
→Seo. 5th E. of, L.L. Heref.
Fºssington, Wm. and sir W.,
adm. (A) 817; K.C.B. 773
Fºstata, see Eata,
Fºstcourt, Jas. Bucknall Buck-
mall, gen. (D) 889
— Th., M. Chy. 395-6
— Th. H. S. Sotheron-, H.
Sec. 227; P.C. 216; Pres.
P.L.B. 262
Fiste, Ch., bp. Oss. 620; bp.
Wíord, and L. 627
— Ch. Wm., gem. (C) 873
Listerhazy, Pr. Paul Anthy.,
G.C.B. 769
Iºstfeld or Estfield, Wm.,
L.M. Lond. 490
Esturmy, Th., K.B. 754
— sir Wm., Sp. H.C. 248
IEteson, Fras., gen. (D) 928
Etfinus, K. Sc. 18
IEth, see Ath and Aeth
— K. Sc. 19
Ethelan, bp. Worc. 472
Ethelard (or Athelard), abp.
Cºgº bp. Winch. 470
-
º 4
Ethelbald, abp. Yk. 485
— (2) bp. Shbn. 466
— K.E. 3
IEthelbert and Ethelbertus
— bp. Gall. 538
— bp. Hex. 480
— K.E., 1, 2, 3
— Pryn, K.E. 1
IEthelbyrht, K.E. 2
Etheleage, bp. Shbn. 466
IEthelfrith, K.E. 2
IEthelgarus, abp. Cant. #30;
— bp. Dev. 436
Ethelheard, K.E. 2
IEthelhere, K.E. 2
Ethelhune, bp. Worc. 472
IEthelmar, bp. Elm.
Dunw. 454
IEthelmen, abp. St. Dav. 463
and
Fºoth and Ethelno-
liS
— (or Æthelnotus), abp.
Cant. 430
— bp. Lond. 451
Ethelred, abp. Cant. 430
— (several) K.E. 2, 3
Ethelric (2), K.E. 2
Ethelricus (or Agelred), bp.
Sels. 432
Ethelsius, bp. Shbn. 466
Ethelstan, bp. Wltn. 466
Ethelulphus, bp. Sels. 432
Ethelwald and Ethelwold
× bp. Lich. 443
(St.) bp. Lindisf. 478
(2) bp. Shbn. 466
(St.) bp. Winch. 470
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— K.E. 2
Ethelwardus, bp. Lond. 451
Ethelwold, see Ethelwald
Ethelwolf, K.E. 3
Ethelwin and Ethelwinius
*— bp. Sidr. 446
*— bp Wltn. 466
*— bp. Wells, 427
* Prob some same pers.
Comp dates.
Etheridge, Th., adm. (H) 850
ańodius . and II., K. Sc.
1.
Ethus, K. Sc. 19
*ś, Gerard Pott., gen. (I))
1
:
×
×
Ettrick, see Napier and E.
Etwal, abp. St. Daw. 463
Euan-Smith, Ch. B., amb.
Zr. 132
Eudes, K. Fr. 23
— I. to IV., D. Bdy. 28
Fudocia, Emp. E.E. 51
Eugene, See also Eugenius
*— abp. Arm. 595
- bp. Ach. 612
*— bp. Arm. 595
bp. Cld. and Meath, 599
*— bp. Cmr. 604
*— dm. Cloyne, 632
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— (Pr. of Savoy), R. Nds. 83
Bugenius, See also Eugene
— dh. Cloy. 632
— Emp. W.E. 49
— I. to IV., P. R.O. 33–4–5
— I. to VIII., K. Sc. 18
Eunan, St., b.p. Rph. 601
Eure, Th. de, dm. St. P. 453
Euric, K. Sp. 85
Eusden, Laur., P. Laur. 301
Eusebius, P. Ro. 33
Eustace and Eustachius
— bp. Cmr. 603; L. Treas. Ir.
558
—bp. Ely 434; dn. Sal. 468;
Jy, 364; Ld. Chanc. 353
— (son Stephem), Pr. E. 9
— Hy., gem. (B) 869
— sir Jno. Rowl., gen. (D)
884; K.H. 791
— Sir Maur., L.J. Ir. 555; Ld.
Chanc. Ir, 576; M.R. Ir. 585;
S.L. Ir. 591
— Wrm. Cornw. and sir W.
gen. (A) 863; K.C.H. 788
Euston, Geo. Hy., E. of, aft.
4th D. of Grafton, q.v., L.L.
Suff. 312
Eutychianus, P. Ro. 33
Evaldus, bp. Arg. 537
Evance, Steph., C. Exc. 279
×
><
Fº
k
:
Evandale, And..., 1st lá., Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
agºns, Andr. Fitzh., adm. (A)
820
— Ch. Rd. Ogd., gen. (D),
925
— Dav., dn. St. As. 463
— Daws. Kelly, gen. (D) 930
— De Lacy and sir D., G.C.B.
769; gen. (D) 882; K.C.B. 776
— Fk., G. Lag. 687
— Fk. Jno. Owen, K.C.B.
783
— Geo., adm. (G) 842
— Hy., adm. (A) 820 -
— Herb. Davies, L.L. Card.
315
— Hugh, dn. St. As. 463
— Hugh, gen. (ID) 890
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
—ºno, bp. Bgr. 426; bp. Mth,
— Jno., K.C. 416
— Rd. L., gen. (ID) 881
— Rt., gen. (C) 874
Rt., dn. Bgr. 426
— Th., gem. (D) 877
— Wm., G. Ch. Hosp. 936;
gen. (A) 857
Evarico, K. Sp. S5
Evaristus, P. Ro. 32
Evatt, Hy., gen. (IB) 869
— Jno., dn. Elph. 609
Evelegh, see also Everleigh
— Hy., gen. (A) 863
— Jno., gen. (IB) 867
Evelyn, Jno., L.IP.S. 240
— Sir Jno., C. Cus.
Postm. G. 238
— Wm., dm. Emly, 628
— Wm., gen. (B) 865
Evenus I. to III., K. Sc. 17-18
Everard, bp. Norw. 454
— Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 579
- Math. gen. (ID) 884; K.H.
— Th., C. Ex. 279
Everdon, Jno. de, B. Ex. 383;
dri. St. P. 453
— Silv. de, bp. Carl. 475; J. It.
368; L.K. 353
— Th. de, dn. St. Patr. 617;
#. Ir. 585; V. Chanc. Ir.
— Wm. de, B. Ex. 383
Everleigh, see also Evelegh
— Jno., dn. Boss, 633
Everett, Ed., C.C.J. 403 -
Evereux, Wm. de, K.B. 755
Everitt, Fras. W. E., Q.C. 419
Eversden, see Everdon
Eversley, Ch., 1st visc., form.
gºshaw-Lefevre q.v., G.C.B.
7:
Everus, bp. St. Dav. 464
Every, Th. de, dn. St. P. 453
Evesham, Jno. de, bp. Worc.
274-5;
— Simon de, bp. Ferns, 621
— Siv. de, bp. Worc. 472
— Th. de, M.R. 387
Evesk, Hy. de, J. It. 367
Evre, see Eyre
Evres, W., 2nd lå., K.B. 761
Ewyndem, Rd., b.p. Bgr, 426
Ewart, Ch. Brisb., G. Jsey,
668; gen. (D) 927
— Ch. Jos. Fla., adm. (H)
849
— Hy. Pet, and sir H., gen,
(ID) 934; K.C.B. 781
— Jno. Alexr., gen. (D) 904;
E.C.B. 782
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
65 *
1020
INDEX OF NAMES.
Ewart—cont.
— Jno. Fla., gen. (D) 881
— Jos., Amb. Pr. 118
Ewe, Rd., E. of, W.C.P. 317
Ewens, Matth., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 408
Ewer, jno, bp. Bgr. 426; bp.
Llff. 449
Ewing, Alexr., byp. Arg. and
Isl. 541
— Humphrey Ewing Crum-,
L.L. Dumb. 509
— Rt., dn. Emly, 628
Exeter, Rd. d’, L.J. Ir. 550
Bxeter, lds, E., M., and D. of
Bolland l'amvily (1).
— Jno., 1st D. of, form. Jno.
Holand, q.v., and E. of Hunt-
ingdon, q.v.
JBeaufort I'amily.
— Th., D. of, form. Th. Beau-
fort, sil: T., and E. of Dorset,
(1.1).
Hollamd, I'amily (2).
— Jno., 1st D. of, form. E. of
Huntingdom, q.v., Const. T.L.
320, L.H.A. 174
— Hy., 2nd D. of, L.H.A. 174
Cowrtenay I'timily.
— Hy., 1st M. of, form. 8th
E. of Devonshire, q.v.
Cecil I'amily.
— Th., 1st E. Of, form. Th.
Cecil, q.v., and lå. Burghley,
(1.7).
— Wm., 2nd E. of, K.G., 739
— Brownl., 9th E. of, form. li.
Burleigh, q.v.
— Brownl., 2nd M. of, IX.G.
743; L.C.H. 295; L.L. Nton.
310; L.L. Butl. 311 ; L.S.H.
290; IP.C. 214
→Wm. A., 3rd M. of, C.G.A.
30
Exmewe, sir Th., L.M. Lond.
490
9
Bxmouth, Edw., 1st là, and
visc., form. Sir E. l’ellew, q.v.,
G.C.]3. 767; K.C.B. 773
Fixon (or Oxon) Jno., bp. Winch.
470
JRd. de, C.J. C.P. Ir. 580
Exshaw, Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
Fixton, Ev., Lt. Cr. P.A. 335;
Richm. H. 333
— Jno., J. Adm. Ct. 423
— Nich., L.M. Lond. 489
— sil: Th., Ch. Lond. 422; D.
Arch. 420; J. Adm. Ct. 423
Eyer, Sim., L.M. Lond. 490
Eyles, Irwin, Amb. Ch. 130
sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491;
Postm. G. 238
Th., adm. (A) 819
Eynefeld, Hy. de, J. It. 368
Eyre, Ed. Jno., G. Antig. 728;
G. Jam. 713; G. N.Z. 709; G.
St. Viln. 725
— sir Geo., adm. (A) 819;
G.C.M.G. 794; 18.C.B. 774
— Giles, dm. Chich. 434
— Giles and Sir G., J.K.D. 373;
S.L. (1689) 411
— Giles or Eyles, S.L. (1724)
411
— Hy., gen, (D) 893
— sit Jäs., bp. Ex. 385; C.B.
Ex. 382; C.G.S. 357; C.J.C.P.
376; P.C. 205; Rec. Lond. 494;
S.L. 412
— Jno., gen. (D) 891
Jul. or Giles, dh. ISilloe,
637
Eyre—cont.
— Rt., C. Exc. 280
— Rt. and Sir Rt., C.B. Ex.
382; C.J.C.P. 376; J.Q.B. 373;
P.C. 197; Q.C. 415
— Samps., S.L. 409
F.
Faber, Ch. Ed., gem. (D) 898
— Wm. Raikes, gen. (D) 898
Fabian, P. Ro. 32
Eachman (St.), bp. Ross, 63
Factna, bp. Arm. 595
Eaddy, Peter, gem. (ID) 890
— Saml. Br., gem. (ID) 915
Fagan, Chr., gem. (D) 876
Chr. Sull., gen. (D) 877
— Geo., Amb, C. Ann. 133
Amb. Ecr. 942; Amb. Wza,
135
— Geo. Wm. Hy., gem. (ID)
933
— Wm. Turt., gen. (I)) 935
Fage, Ed., gen. (C) 873
Fahie, Wm. Ch, and sir W.,
adm. (A) 819; K.C.B. 775
Fair, Alex., gem. (ID) 877
— Itt., K.H. 790
Fairborne, Staff. and Sir S.,
adm. (A) 813; L. Admy. 177
Fairfax, Brian, C. Cus. 275
Ch., dn, Down, 605
— Guy or Guido, J.K.B. 372;
IX.B. 757; S.L. 407
— Hy., adm. (E) 837
— Hy., dun. Norw. 456
— Rt., L. Admy. 177
— Th., K.B. 759
— Th., S.L. 408
— Th., see lil. Fairfax, infra.
— Wm., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Sir Wm. Geo., adm. (A)
817
Fairfax, lds.
— Th. and Sir T., aft. 3rd ló.,
Const. T.L. 321 ; Ld. Man,
665
Fairfowl, Andr., abp. Glasg.
537
Fairlewe (or Fellow), Nichs.,
Cal, P.A. 342
L'airley, Jas., bp. Arg. 538
Faithfull, Geo., gen. (D) 913
— Hy., gem. (D) 878
IFaithman, bp. Cld. 598
Falcon, Gord. Th., adm. (D)
828
— J. C., Pres. Vza. 108
Falconar and Falconer
— see also Falkiner, Faulk-
ner, Faulknor and Fawcomer
— Sir Alexr., Ld. Sess, 519
—ºon. Ch. J. Keith-, C.I.R.
6
— Chesb. Gr., K.H. 792
— Christºr. Grant, gen, (D)
883
-
Falcomar and Falconer—comt.
— Colin, bp. Arg. 538; bp.
Mor. 534
— Sir Dav., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516;
Ld. Sess. 519
— Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno., Sc. bp. 545
— Th., C.C.J. 404
Wm., bp. Cness. 541; bp.
Edinb. 542; bp. Mor. 544; bp.
Ork. 545; pr. bp. Sc. 540
Falconbridge, see Faucon-
bridge
Falconburgh,
berg
Falconer, see Falcomar
Faleise, Wm. de, Jy. 364
**, Imam Wilh., G. Ceyl.
57
-
See Faucon-
rºiner, See also Falconer,
C.
— Daml., L.M. Dbln. 641
Sir Fk. Jno., Sec. St. Patr.
752
Fk. Rd., Rec. D'blin. 642
rººkingham, Ed., Compt, N.
57
Falkland, visc.
— Hy., 1st visc., form. Hy.
Carey, q.v., L.D. Ir. 554
— Luc., 2nd visc., S.St. 223
— Anthy., 5th Visc., L. Admy.
176; P.C. 194; Tr. N. 256
— Luc., 10th visc., C.Y.G.
298; G. Bbay. 659; G.C.H.
786; G. N.Sc. 695; P.C. 213
Fallan, Wm. B.Ex. 383
Falls, Andr. V., gen. (ID) 920
— Th., gem. (D) 886
Falmouth, visc. and E. of
JBerkeley Family.
See also Berkeley.
— Chas., E. of, form. Visc.
Fitzharding, q.v.
I}oscawent Family.
— Hugh, 1st visc., form. Hugh
and li. Boscawen, q.v., W.
Treas. 1r. 559; C.Y.G. 298;
Gem, (A) 858; P.C. 200
— Geo. Ev., 3rd visc., C.G.P.
300; P.C. 205
Falquez, Man., G. Trin. 721
Falshaw, Jas. and Sir J., L.
Prov. Edinb. 548
Falstaff (or Fastolf), sir Jno.,
K.G. 735
, 73
ristore, Th., bp. St. Dav.
54
6
Falto, P. V., C. Ro. 42
— Q. V., C. Ro. 42
Fancourt, Chas. St. J., G. Br.
Hond. 714
— Rt. Dev., adm. (A) 818
Fane, Fras, B.T. 264-5
— Fras., K.B. 763
— Fras., aft, 1st E. of West-
morland, q.v., K.B. 761
— Fras, W m., adm. (ID) 824
Hy., aft. Sir H., C.C. Ind.
651; gen, (A) 862; K.C.B. 774;
S.G.O. 260
— sil: Hy, C. Exc. 278
— Jno., C. Tx. 284
— hon. Jul. Hy, Ch., Amb. Fr.
113
— Mildm., gem. (D) 883
Ponsonby-, hon. Sp. Cec.
Br., K.C.B. 784
Fanhope, Jno. 1d., form. Sir J.
Cornwall, q.v.
Fanning, Edmd., gem. (A)
859; G. l’r. Ed. Isl. 699
P., G. N.Sc. 695
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1021
Fanshawe, Arth., adm. (D)
829; K.C.B. 778
— Ch., gen, (D) 906
— Ed., gen. (ID) 883
— Ed. Genn, and sir E., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 834; G.C.B. 771;
R.C.B. 781; L. Admy, 184
— Hy., adm. (H) 845
— sir Rd., Chamc. Gart. 746;
P.C. 190
— Th., K.B. 763
— Th., K.B. 764
Faranan, bp. Arm. 595
rºcomb, Th., L.M. Lond.
Fardunji, Navr., C.I.E. 807
rºbrother, Ch., L.M. Lond.
IFarewell, Jno., Lt. T.L. 322
Fººges, Bertr, de, dn. Sal.
8
Farias, Pres. Mex. 103
Faringdon, see Faryngdone
IFaris, Wm., gem. (D) 895
IFarish, Jas., G. Bbay. 659
Farington, see Farrington
Farley, Jno. Sim, gem. (B)
86
8
Farmar, Ed. Sterl., gen, (JD)
96
— Rt. Hill, gem. (A) 862
— Wrm. Roberts, gen. (D)
927
º' Turner) Jno., G. Bdoes.
720
Fºrmer, Regd. Onsl., gen. (ID)
920
1Farnborough, lds.
Lond Family.
— Ch., 1st là., form. Ch. Long
and Sir C., q.v., Paym. G. 244
May Family.
— Th. E., 1st lá., form. T. E.
May, q.v.
Farnese (3), D. Prma, 53
Farnham, Nichs. de,
Dham. 478
IFarnham, lds.
— Hy., 7th lä., IX.P. 751
Farquhar, Arth. and Sir A.,
adm. (D) 825; K.C.B. 777;
R.C.H. 788; K.H. 789
— Arth., adm. (E) 835; K.C.B.
781
— Rt., gem. (D) 894
— Rt. Towns, G. Mtius. 683
Wm., gem. (ID) 877 *
*Farquharson, col., G. Trim.
722
*— Fras., gem. (D) 881
* 2 same pers.
— Geo., gen. (ID) 895
— Geo. McI8. Barmes, gen.
(D) 913
— Jas. Alexr., G. St. Luc.
725; gen. (C) 875
— Lenn. Ja.s., gem. (IP) 918
Farran, Ch., gen, (D) 876
Farrant, Aug. Dov. Lydd.,
gen. (D) 900
Farrar, see also Farrer
— Wm., K.C. 415
Farrell, Ferg., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Fras, T., gen. (D) 888
— Hy. Chamberl., gem. (D)
934
Farren, Rd. Th., gem. (D) 903
Farrer, see also Farrar and
Ferrar -
— Jas., gen. (D) 879
— Jas. Wm., M. Chy. 397
— Th. H. and Sir T., Sec.
B. T. 270
bp.
Farrington, Ffarrington
and Faryngton
— Anthy., S.L. 410
- Anthy. and Sir A., gem. (A)
— Hugh de, B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Jno. J., gen. (D) 888
— Linds., gen. (ID) 917
T91 Olaus. Jno. M., gen. (D)
917
— Rt. de, L. Treas, Ir. 558;
M. Chy. 394
— Th., C. St., 283; C. Exc.
280
— Th., gem. (B) 864
— Wm., adm. (IHI) 845
Faryngdone, Nichs.,
Lond. 489
Faryngton, see Farrington
Fasken, Ed. Th., gen. (D) 923
Fast, Jno. Wells, gen. (D) 878
Fastidius, app."fond 150
Fastolf, see also Falstaff
ichs., J. It. 369; J.K.B.
Ir. 378
Faucett, see Fawcett
Fauconberg and Faucon-
'bridge, Eust. de, bp. Lond.
451; Jy. 364; L.H.T. 152
Walt. de, K.B. 754
Fauconberg, Ids., visc. and
E. Of
Neville family.
— Wm., Id., form. W. Neville,
q.v., aft. E. of Kent, q.v.;
Iš.G. 735
Belasyse family.
See also Belasyse.
Ist Creation.
— Th., 2nd visc., aft. 1st E.
L.L. Dham. 308; C.G.P. 299;
P.C. 191–2–3
2nd Ch'eation.
— Hy., 2nd E., L.L. Yorks,
N.R. 313
Faukes, Jno., M. Chy. 394
Faulkner and Faulknor,
See also Falc—
24 (or Falconer), Jno., M.M.
— Jonn., adm. (A) 815
— Jonn., adm. (A) 817
gº' Omn. Augs. Spr., gen. (ID)
— Hy. Cole, gem. (D) 918
Faunce, Alured Dods, gem.
(D) 880
— Rt. Nichs., gem. (D) 901
Faunt, Wm., J.K.B. 371 -
Fauquier, F. D., bp. Alg. 693
– Wm. Regr. and Sec. Bath,
7
Faustin, Emp. Hti. 105
Faux, Jno., dm. Winds. 474
Favila, K. Sp. 85
IFawcett and Faucett,
—ºy. P.C. 219 ; Postm. G.
— Jno. Hy., K.C.M.G. 799
— Wnn, and sir Wm., gem.
(C) 872; G. Ch. Hosp. 936;
gen. (A) 859; K.B.765; P.C. 206
Fawconer, Jno. le, A.G. 398
— Th., L.M. Lond. 489
Fawkner, see also Falc- and
Falls—
Everard and sil: E., Postm.
G. 238; C. St. 284
*— Wm., Amb. Pgl. 124;
*. Russ. 125; Amb. Tusc.
11
*— Wrm., Sec. B.T. 270
* 2 same pers.
T.M.
Faye, Chas. de la, U.S.S. 225
Fayernman, Fras., adm. (A)
Fayery, Rt., Pt.c. P.A. 337
Fayrer, Jos., K.C.S.I. 803
Fazakerley, Jno., G. I. Man.
665
— sir Wm., Chambn. Lond.
493
Fead, Geo., gem. (B) 866
Fearaidhach, Fionfachtna,
R. Ir. 21
Feargal, K. Ir. 21
Feargria, IX. Ir. 20
Feargus (2), K. Ir. 21
-Forthamhuil, K. Ir. 21
Fearne, Ch., Sec. Adm. 187
Fearon, K. Ir. 20
— Peter, gen. (ID) 881
— Rt. Br., gen. (ID) 882
Featherston, see Fetherston
Feckenham, Jno., dn. St. P.
453
Feidhlimhidh, K. Ir. 21
Feidlimid, bp. Cl. 596
Feil—, see Fiel—
Feilden, Rand.
(D) 920
Felbrigge, Sir Sim., K.G. 734
Felde, Th., dm. Her. 442
Feldyng, Geoffr., L.M. Lond.
490
*Felix, bp. Lism. 626
# bp. Mor. 534
(St.), bp. E. Ang. 454
(St.) bp. Oss. 620
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates,
— I. to V., P. Ro., 32, 33, 35
L. C. S., C. Ro. 45; see also
Sulla,
Orl., gen. (D) 892
Fell, Jno., b.p. Oxf. 456; dri.
Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
Saml., dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457; dim. Lich. 445
Th., C.D.L. 242; J. Chest.
386
Fellow, see also Fairlewe
— Hy., Guis. P.A. 343
IFellowes and Fellows
— Ch., adm. (IE) 836
— Edw., adm. (A) 819
— Edw., gen. (D) 917
— Peregr. Hy., gen. (D) 917
— sir Th., adm. (ID) S28
— Th. Hounson Butler, adm.
(HI) 853
Wm., Guis. P.A. 343; Lanc.
H. 332; Norr. K.A. 329; Ptc.
P.A. 337
— Wrm., M. Chy. 396
— Wm. Abdy, adm. (H) 850
Felter, Wm., dm. Yk. 487
Felton, Anthy., R.B. 761
*— Jno. de, K.B. 754
*— Sir Jmo., L.H.A. 171
* Prob. same pers.
— Nichs., bp. Brl. 439; bp.
Ely, 435
— Th., IX.G. 734
— Sir Th., Compt. H. 292
E"encotes, Jno. de, J. It. 369;
S.L. 407
Th. de, J.C.P. 377; K.B.
755 ; S.L. 406
Fendall, Jno., gem. (D) 915
Fenn, sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491
Tenner, Ed. and sir E., J.Q.B.
372; S.L. 408
Fenrother, Rt., M.M. 246
Fenton, sir Geoffr., Sec. St.
Ir, 562
Josh., gem.
:%
:k
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1022
INDEX OF NAMES.
Fenton, Visc.
— Thos., visc., form. Sir Th.
Erskine, q.v., aft. E. of Kellie,
q.v., K.G. 739
Fenwick, Hy., L. Admy. 184
— Wm. Hy., adm. (H)852
Fenys, see Finnis
Feodor, see Theodore
Ferchard, I. and II., K. Sc, 18
Ferdachry, bp. Arm. 595
Ferdinand, C. Flrs. 81
— D. Plma. 53
Emp. Aus. 58
— (2), K. Arr. 86
— (2), K. Scy. 56
— (Pr. Brk.), K.G. 742
— Pr. Bga. 95
— R. Nds. 82-3
— I., IK. Brma. 59
— I., K. Pgl. 88
— I. to III., E. Gmy. 62
— I. (E Gmy.), K.G. 737
— I. to IV., G. D. Thy. 57
— I. to IV., IX. Nls. 56
— II. (R. Nls.), K.G. 736
— I. to V., R. Cle. 56, 85-86
— I. to V., R. Hgy. 60
— I. to VII., R. Sp. 85-6
— V. (K. Sp.), K.G. 736
— VII. (IX. Sp.), K.G. 743 .
— II., K. 2 Scy. 56
— V., IS. Nay, 88
—-Albrecht, D. Brk, 70
— -Hy. I'k., Ilg. H. H.bg. 73
— —Mary, El. Bya. 68
Ferdomnac, bp. Kild. 616
— bp. Trn. 611
Feredach, bp. Saig. 620
Fergie, see I'orgie
Fergus (St.), bp. Down, 603
— I. to III., R. Sc. 178
Ferguson and Fergusson
— —, G. Tob. 723
— Sir Ad., B.T. 266
— Edith Hel., Cr. Ind. 810
— Geo., admm. (I) 828; (G)
840
— Geo., Tud. Sess. 520
— Jas., C.I.I. 807
Ja.s., gen. (C) 871
— Jas., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jas. and Sir J., G.C.B. 770;
G. Gibr. 670; gen. (D) 880;
IX.C.B. 778
— sir Jas., G. Iłbay. 659;
G.C.S.I. 801; G. N.Z. 709 ;
G. S. Austr. 706; I.C.M.G.
797; IP.C. 218; U.S.F. 230;
U.S. Home, 228; U.S. Ind. 236
— Sir Jas., Jy. Sc. 522; Lól.
Sess. 520
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Jno. Macpherson,
(IHI) 846
— Olive, lady, Cr. Ind. 810
— lºt., L.L. I'ifesh. 510
Sir lºt. A., L.L. Londy.
r:
570
IRt. Cutl., J.A.G. 937; P.C.
213
— Iłon. Crauf. and sir R.,
gen. (A) 861 ; G.C.B. 768 ;
IX.C.T3. 773
— Wrm., ( ; , Si. Lc. 685
— Wnn., gen). (ID) 886
— Sir Wm., Pros. Coll. Surg.
939
Feria, D. of, R. Nds. 83
Feringes, Geoff. De, dm. St. P.
452
Ferings, IRd. (le, abp. Dblin.
and Gl. 615
adm.
Fermanagh, Ralph, visc, aft.
ld. Werney, q.v.
Fermbaud, Nichs., J. It. 369
Fermor, hom. Th. Wnn., aft.
is of Pomfret, q.v., gem, (B)
Fermoy, Edm. B., 1st là., L.L.
Crk. 569
P., Pres, C.R.
Fernandez,
106
Ferne, Hy., bp. Chest. 477; dim.
Lly, 435
Ferquhard, bp. Isl. 539
Ferral, Lisach, bp. Ard. 608
— (or O'Ferrall), Rd., bp. Ard.
607; dri. Ard. 609
Ferrall, see O'Ferrall
Ferrar (or Farrer), Rt., bp. S.
and M. 483; bp. St. Dav. 464
Ferrara, Herc. d’Esté, D. of,
IK.G. 736
Ferrard, visc., see Massareeme
and F.
rºariis, Th. de, G. Ch. Isl.
;67
Ferrant, Jno., Mch. K.A. 339
IE"errars
— Sir IRalph, L.H.A. 172
rººrers of Chartley, lds, and
+
—Walt., 7th ld., K.G. 736
— Walt., 8th lä., aft. visc.
Hereford, q.v., K.G. 737
— Robt., 13th lil., aft. Visc.
Tamworth, q.v., and E.
Ferrers, l’.C. 194
— Geo., 16th lá., aft. E. of
Leicester and M. Of Towns-
hend, q.v., C.G.P. 229; P.C. 203
— Wasl., 5th E., adm. (A)
815
Ferri, I. to IV., D. Line. 29
Ferriby, Th., B. Ex. 383
Ferrier, sir Alex., IX.H. 790
— Ilay, gem. (C) 872
— Jas., gen. (B) 866
— Jno., adm. (A) 818
L. H., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Ferris, Abel, adm. (IHI) 844
Ferte, Rajpi, ie in, j. ft. 367
rºute, Hy. de, G. Ch. Isl,
67
Ferryman, Alug. Hal., gen,
(D) 898
-
)
Fesch (Cardinal), Rel. Nap., 26
L'eschamp, St. Rem, de, bp.
Dorch., Sidr. and Linc. 446
Festing, Benj. Mort., R.H.
791
— Colson, adm. (HI) 849
— Fras. Worg., IK.C.M.G. 797
→ *. Worg. Geo., adm. (H)
4
E"eth-Ali, Sh. Pers. 99
Fethelmachus, IK. Sc. 18
E"etherston, I'ra.s., L.M. D'blin.
641
— Jno., dm. Llin. 623
Fettes, Wm., L. l’rov. Edinb.
548
Feversham, Louis, 2nd E. of,
R.G. 740
Fevre, l’h. Inc, gen. (ID) 880
E"f—, see F-
Fi—, see also Fy—
Fiachade-Labhrium, IX. Ir. 20
IFiachadh (2), IX, Ir. 20
— -Fion, IV. Ir. 21
— -Tionohudh, K. Ir. 21
— -Fionsgothach, K. Ir, 20
Fiachre, bp. Cld. 598
Fidatra, Donato, abp. Arm.
G95; bp. Ch. 596
Fiddles, Th., gen. (D) 886
Fidenas, L. S. (2), C. Ro. 39.
— Q. S. P. S. (2), Dt. Ro. 39.
Fiedlimid, byp. Arm. 595
Field, Ed., adm. (H) 853
— Ed., b.p. Newfl. 700
— Geo. Th., gen, (ID) 922
— Jno., gen. (D) 921
— Rd., dm. Glr. 440
— Theoph., *g Her. 441; bp.
Llff. 449; bp. St. Dav. 464
— Th., bp. Llin. 622
— Wnn. Ventr, and Sir W.,
J.Q.B. 374; J.Q.B.D. 374; Q.C.
418 ; S.L. 414
Fielding and Feilding ; see
also Fyldyng
— Edmd., gen. (IB) 864
— hon. Percy Rt. Bas., gen.
(ID) 909
— hon. Wm. Hy. Ad., gen.
(ID) 92.1
— Bas., ld., aft. 2nd E. of
Denbigh, l.B. 762
— Wm., visc., aft, 3rd E. of
Denbigh, M.G.W. 296
— Wm. Itt., Visc., son of 6th
E. of Denbigh, gem. (C) 872
Fienes and Fiennes
— Alan de, W.C.P. 317
— Ingelr. de, W.C.P. 317
— Jas. de (2), W.C.P. 317
— Jas. de., aft. 1st lá. Say and
Sele, q.v.
— Jno. de, W.C.P. 317
Nathl., called lù. F., C.G.S.
356
Th., IK.B. 758
Fife, Jas. Geo., gen. (ID) 919
Fife, E, of
-Töonst., E. of, L. J. Gen.
(11–) 522; Lál. Chanc. Sc. 514
Jas., 2nd E. of, L.L. Bffsh.
8
Jas., 4th E. of, G.C.H. 786;
R.T. 748; L.L. Bffsh. 508
— Jas., 5th E. of, form. Ja.s.
Duff, q.v.; K.T. 748
— Alexr. Wm. Geo., 6th E.,
aft. 1st D. of, form. Visc. Mac-
duff, q.v.; C.G.A. 300; K.T.
749; P.C. 219
— Louise, dss. of, see PrSS.
Louise of Wales
Fifyne, Th. de, bp. Poss. 535
Figueras, I’res, Sp. 87
Figulus, C. M., C. Ro. 46
Fillmore, M., l’res. U.S.A. 102.
Finnbria, C. F., C. Ro. 45
Finan (st.), bp.'findisf. Aſ8
Finantls, lx. Sc. 17
Finbarr, see Barr
Finch, –, S.L. 410
— Alexr. Urq. Ham, gen (D)
920
50
— Daml., see lil, I', infra
— hon. Ed., gem. (A) 860
— Fras., C. It Xc. 278
— Heneage, and sir H., RCC.
Lond, 494; S.L. 400; Sp. H. CO.
249
— hon, Honeage, S.G. 401
— Heneage, aft. Id. Guernsey
and E. of Aylesford, q.v.
— Heneage, see lá. F., wilf'(t
— Hy., dn. Yk. 487
— Hy., S.L. 409
— hon. Jno., gen. (ID) 883
— Jno., see la, F, infra
— Nath., S.L. 409
— Wum., bp, Suff. Taunton, 428.
29 hon. Wm., P.C. 198; V.C.H.
97
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1023
Finch—cont.
hon, Wm. Cl., adm. (A)
816
Finch of Fordwich, lds.
— Jno., aft. Sir J. and lå. F.,
C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 379; K.C.
414; L.K. 356; S.L. 409; Sp.
H.C. 249
Finch of Daventry, lds.
— Heneage, aft. Sir H. and
1st là. F., and 1st E. of Not-
tingham, q.v.; A.G. 399; L.
Admy. 175; L.H.S. 286; Ld.
Chanc. 357; L.K. 357; P.C.
191; S.G. 401
— hon. Danl., aft. 2nd E. of
Nottingham, and E. of Win-
Chelsea, q.v., L. Admy. 175;
P.C. 192
— Daml., ld, aft, 3rd E. of W.
and N., q.v., Compt. H. 292;
L.T. 156; P.C. 197
Finch-IIatton, see Hatton
Finchad (St.), bp. Itoss, 631
Fincham, see Fymcham
Bincornmachus, K. Sc. 18
Findlater and Finlater, E.
of, see also Deskford and
Seafield
— Jas., 3rd E. of, K.T. 747
— Ja.s., 4th E. of, form visc.
and E. of Seafield, q.v.; L.K.
Sc. 503; P.C. 197
— Jas., 5th E. of, V.A. Sc.
499
Findlay and Finlay
Tºº,” Arg. 537; bp. Dmbl.
53
— Alexr., IK.H. 791
— Jno., C.I.E. 808
— Rt. Bann., Q.C. 419
IF'indochus, K.Sc. 18
IFineux (or Fineaux), Jno. and
Sir J., C.J.I.C.B. 370; J.C.P.
378; S.L. 407
Fingal, K. Man, 664
Fingal, E. of
Arth.jas, 8th E.
751
Arth. Ja.s., 9th F.
751; L.L. Meath, 570
Fingask, Thos. de, bp. Cness.
531
of, IX.P.
of, K.P.
Finglas, See also Fymglass
3.d., S.G. Ir, 589; S.L. Ir,
591
*)
Finian (St.), bp. Cld. 598
Finlater, see Findlater
Finlay, see Findlay
IFinlayson, Jas., Mod. K. Sc.
547
Finnachta, bp. l'erns, 621
Fºis, Th. Q., L.M. Lond.
49
— (or Femys), Wm., R.B. 750
Finniss, Boyle Trav., G.S.
Austr. 706
Finny (or Phinny), Geo., G.
IBah. Isl. 716
IFinucane, Matts., J.C.P. Ir.
{582
Fion-Fin, IX. Ir, 20
Fionachta, IX. Ir. 20
— -I'leadha, IX, Ir, 21
Firth, Hy. Hillh., gem. (D)
92.2
— Rt. Fras, gen, (D) 933
— Wm., S.L. 413
Fischer, see I’isher
Fish. Jno. adm. (A) 817
Fishbourne, Edmd. Gard.,
adm. (IHI) 849
Fishburn, Th., J., It. 368
Fisher and Fischer
— Benj., gen. (C) 873
Chr., b.p. Elph, 608
* Ed., C. Exc. 281
*— Ed., U.S.F. 229
* Poss. same pers.
— Ed, Hy., gen. (ID) 909
— Garret, gem. (IB) 866
— Geo. Batt., gen. (ID) 935
— Sir Geo. Bult., gen. (C) 874;
IK.C.H. 788
— Goodr. Armst., gen. (D)
916 -
— Jno., bp. Exr. 437; bp. Sal.
467
— Jno., bp. Roch. 460
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Jno. Fk., gen. (D) 926
— Rt. A., C.C.J. 405
— Th., adm. (E) 835; (E) 838
— Th. Halh., Q.C. 419
Wm., adm. (ID) 828
— Wnn., C. St. 283
Fishide, Wm. de, S.L. 407
Fitch, see also Fytche
— Col., Lt. T.L. 322
Fitton, Sir Alexr.,Lord Chanc.
Ir. 576; L.J. Ir, 555
— sir Edw., V. Treas. Ir. 559
Fitz —
Search also under the name
without this prefix.
rº-Adam, Jno., C.J.C.P. Ir.
i)
Fitz-Ailwyn, see FitzAlwyn
Fitz-Alan, see also under
Arundel, E. of
— librian, J. It . 367
— sir Rd., L.H.A. 172
— (or Arundel), Th.,
Cant, 430
Wm., J. It. 366
73 (or Arundel), sir Winn., K.G.
34
Fitz-Alan, lds.
Thos., ld, aft. E. of Arun-
del, R.D. (1461) 756
Fitz-Aldelm (or Andelm),
Wnn., Jy. 363; L.L. Ir. 550
Fitz-Alexander, Nig., Jy. 363
Fitz-Alwyn, Hy., Jy. 364;
L.M. Lond. 488
— Rog., L.M. Lond. 488
Fitz-Bernard, I&t., J. It, 366
— Th., J. It. 366; Jy. 363
Fitz-Clarence, ld, Adolph.,
a.m. ºrjão, G.C.H. 786
—ld. Fk.,C.C.Bbay.660; G.C.H.
...; gen. (ID) 880; Lt. T.L.
22
abp.
— Geo., aft. E. of Munster,
q.v.
Fitz-Edmund, Jno., bp. Cork
and Cl. 631
— Jno., dm. Cloy, 632
Fitz-Ernise, Ph., J. It. 365
Fitz-Eustace, sir Ed., L.D.
Ir, 552; Ld. Chanc. Ir, 575
— Rt. L., L. Treas. Ir. 558
— Roland and sin: B., aft. la.
Portlester, q.v., L.D. Ir. 552;
L. Treas. Ir, 558
sir IRd. (2), Ld. Chanc, Ir,
575
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerold
— Sir Aug., gen. (B) 868
— Ch., G. Gamb. 686; G. W.
Austl. 707
— Ch., gen. (ID) 926
— lil. Ch., C. Cus. Ir, 565
— Dav., bp. St. Dav. 464
- Paw. Fitzja.s., dh. Cloy.
3
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerold—
Comt.
— Ed., C. St. Ir. 568
Ed. Th., K.H. 790
— Fras. Alex., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
J. Ex. D. Ir. 584
— Ger., K.C.M.G. 798
— Ger., L. Treas. Ir. 559
— Ger. Fitzja.s., dn. Lism. 629
— Ger. Seym. Ves., K.C.I.E.
805
— Hy., J. It. 365; Jy. 363
— lit. Hy., Postm. G. Ir, 564
— Hy. Ves., see la. F., infra,
— Jas., gem. (ID) 895
— Jas., S.L. Ir. 592
— Sir Ja.s., L.D. Ir. 553
63 Jno., bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639
— Jno., du Cork, 632
— Jno. Dav., see la. F. infra,
— Sir Jno. Forster, F.M. 856;
G.C.B. 770; gen. (A) 863;
F.C.B. 776
— Maur., abp. Cash. 625
— Maur., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C.
Treas. Ir. 561 ; L. Adm. 182;
L.T. 159
— Maur., L.J. Ir. 550
— Maur. and sir M., L.D. Ir.
55:
— lél. Maur. L.L. Wexf. 571
— Maur. Fitzm. L.J. Ir. 550
— la Otho., Compt. H. 293;
P.C. 217; Tr. H. 292
Pat., J.C.P. Ir. 581; Rec.
— litt., S.L. Ir. 592
— sir Rt. Lew., adm. (A) 820;
R.C.H. 788
— la. Rt. S., Amb. Dk. 127;
Amb. Pgl. 124; Amb. Swz. 113
— Th., D. Chanc. Ir. 575; Lól.
Chanc. Ir, 575
— Th. Iłurt., C. St. Ir. 568
— Th. Maur., L.J. Ir. 550
— Wm., by Clonf. and IX.
636; by). Cork, Cl. and R. 632;
bp. Killoe, K,. Cl. and K. 636;
dn. Cloy. 633
— Wnn. Rt. Seym. Wes., G.
Bbay. 659; G.C.S.I. 801;
lºst 803; P.C. 217; U.S.F.
30
— Wm. Wes., see löl. F., infra,
Fitzgerald, lds.
Jno. D., aft. la F., A.G. Ir.
588; J.Q. B. Ir. 579; J.Q.D.D.
Ir. 579; Jud. Com. P. C. 362;
L. App. 358; P.C. 220; S.G.
I). 590
Fitzgerald and Vesci, 'lds.
— Wrm. Vesey, aft. 1st li. F.
and V. ; almb. Sw, and N.
127; C. Treas. Ir. 561 ; Ch.
Iºx. Ir. 562; I.I. Clare, 569;
L.T. 159; 12.C. 209; Paymn. G.
244; IPres. H.C. 254; Pres,
B.T. 268; Tr. N. 257
— Hy. Vesey, aft. 2nd ld. F.
and V., dm. Emly. 628; du.
IXilm, 609
Fitzgerold, see Fitzgerald
Fitzgibbon, Ger., L.J. *
Ir. 586; S.G. Ir. 590; S.L. Ir.
593
Fitzgibbon, lds, and visc.
— Jno., aft. lt. and visc. F.,
and 1st E. of Clare, q.v., A.G.
Ir. 588; L.J. Ir. 557; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 577; P.C. 205
— hom. Rd. Hob., aft. 3rd. E.
of Clare, q.v., L.L. Lim, 570
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1024
INDEX OF NAMES.
Fitz-Gilbert, Rd., Ch. Jr. 362
— Wnn., Lól. Chanc. 353
Fitz-Guido, (or FitzGuy)
Wm., din. St. Pat. 617
Fitzharding, visc. and E.
— Ch., visc., form. Sir C.
Berkeley, q.v., aft. E. of Fal-
#%;" q.v., Tr. Ch. 294; Tr.
.;291
— Jno., visc., Tell. Ex. 168
—— Wm. F. E., form. lil.
Segrave, q.v.
— Maur. F. F., 1st là., form.
Sir Maur. Berkeley, q.v.
Fitzharris, Jas, Ed., visc.,
aft. 2nd E. of Malmesbury,
q.v., L.T. 158; U.S.F. 229
Fitz-Helton, Wm., J. It. 365
Fitz-Henry, Meiler, L.J. Ir.
550
Iła.m., J. It. 367
Fitzherbert, Alleyne, aft. li.
St. Helens, q.v., Amb. St. G.
121; Amb. Nds. &c. 122;
Amb. Russ. 125; Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 204
— Anthy., J.C.P. 378 ; S.L.
408
— Matth., J. It. 367
— Matth., IX.B. 754
— Th., adm. (A) 815
— Wm., B.T. 265-6
— Wrm., K.C.M.G. 797
Fitz-Hervey, Hy., J. It. 366
— Osb., J. It, 366; Jy. 363
Fitzhugh, Alf., gem. (ID) 930
— Geo., (ln. Linc. 448
— Jno., Jy. 364
— Rt., bp. Lond. 451
Fitzhugh, lds.
— Hy., 3rd ló., I.G. 735;
L.H.T. 153
— Geo., 7th lä., K.B. 759
Fitz-James, Jno. and sir J.,
A.G. 398; C.B. Ex. 381;
ºb. 370; J.K.B. 372; S.L.
— Rd., bp. Chich. 433 ; bp.
Lond. 451; bp. Roch. 460
Fitz-Joceline, Reg., abp.
Cant. 430; bp. B. and W.
427
— War., J. It. 367; Jy. 364
Bºitz-John, Milo, bp. Cork,
630; din. Cork, 632
— Nichs., (ln. Oss. 622
— Rd., dm. Cash. 627
— Th., J. It. 368
— Wrm., abp. Cash, 624; bp.
Os3. 620; L.L. Ir. 551; Lól.
Chanc. Ir. 574
— Wm., J. It. 365
Fitz-Martin, Wm., J. It. 365;
Jy. 363
Fitzmaurice, ld, Edma. G. I?.,
TJ.S.F. 230
— Jas., b.p. Ardf. and Agh.
639
—"Jno., gen. (D) 896; K.H.
0
79
— Ulyss., G. Gren. 724
I'itzmayer, Jas. Wm. and sir
J., gen. (I)) 902; K.C.B. 780
Fitz-Moore, Edm., Q.C. 418
IFitz-Neale or Fitz-Nigel,
Iłd., bp. Lond. 451; dun. Limc.
447; J. It. 365; Jy. 363
— Wrm., J. It. 365
Fitz-Oger, Oger, Jy. 364
Fitz-Osborne, Wm., E, of
Hereford, Ch. Jr. (Wnn. 1.) 362
Fitz-Other, Walt., Const. W.
Cast. 322
Fitz-Otho, Hugh, Comst. T.L.
320
Fitzpatrick, Denn., Ch. Com.
Ass. 656
— Jno. Wils., aft. li. Castle-
town, q.v., L.L. Q. Co. 571
— Patr. P., C, Exc. 282
— hon. Rd., Ch. Sec. Ir. 562;
gen. (A) 859; L.G.O. 259; P.C.
204; Sec. at W. 234
Fitz-Peter, Geoff., aft. E. of
Essex, q.v., Ch. Jr. (1198) 362;
J. It. 366; Jy. 363; W.C.P. 317
— Sinn., Jy. 363
Fitz-Pier, see Fitz-Peter
Fitz-Ralph, Ger., J. It, 365
— Rd., abp. Arm. 595 ; din.
Lich. 445
— Rt., b.p. Worc. 472
— Simon, IX.B. 755
— Wrm., J. It. 365; Jy. 363
Fitz-Ranulph, Ralph, J. It.
368
Fitz-Reginald, Ralph, J. It.
367
Fitz-Renfred, or Fitz-Rein-
fred, or ñº, Rog.,
Const. T.L. 320; J. It. 366;
Jy. 363
Fitz-Richard, Gerald, bp.
Crk, and Cl. 631
— Sinn., C.J.C.P. Ir, 580;
J.C.P. Ir. 581; K.B. 755; S.L.
Ir. 590
— Wrm., J. It. 365-6
— Wm., L.M. Lond. 489
Fitz-Robert, Jno., B. Ex.
382; J. It. 367
— Ph., J. It, 366
— Iłand., J. It. 367
— Walt., J. It. 366; Jy. 363
— Walt., J. It, 367
Fitz-Roger, Rt., J. It. 366 :
Jy. 364
— Rog., L.M. Lond. 488
— Wm., J. It. 367
Fitz-Rosceline, Wm., J. It.
367
Fitzroy, ld, Augs. Ch. Lenn.,
gen. (D) 906
— hom. Ch., gem. (A) 861
— lél. Ch., gem. (A) 860
— lä. Ch., P.C. 213; W.C.H. 297
— Ch. Augs. and Sir C., G.
Antig. &c. 727; G. N. Austr.
705; G. N.S.W. 703; G. Pr.
Ed. Isl. 699 ; IK.C. B. 782; IS.H.
792
— Geo. Itt., gen. (D) 931
— Hy., aft. E. of Notting-
ham, and D. of Richmond
and Somerset, q.v.,
(1525) 737
hon. Hy., C.W.P.B. 272;
L. Admy. 183; P.C. 216; U.S.
Home, 228
— Rt., adm. (G) 842; G.N.Z.
09
— Rt. O'Brien, adm. (E) 837
— hom, Wm., gen, (B) 868
— lil. Wm., adm. (ID) 824;
IK.C.B, 777
Fitzsimon, Fitzsimons,
and Fitzsymon. -
Ed., A.G. Ir. 588; M.R. Ir,
585;
— Sir Rd., K.G. 733
— Turst., J. It. 365; Jy. 363
— Walt., abp. Dblm, and Gl.
616; L.D. Ir, 553; Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 575 -
Fitz-Stephen, Ralph, J. It.
365; Jy. 363
— Wm., J. It, 366; Jy. 363
Fitzsymon, see Fitzsimon
Fitz-Thomas, Jno., dm. Ardf.
640
— Maur., K.B. 755
— Th., L.M. Lond. 489
— Wm., Ld, Chanc. Ir. 575
Fitz-Torold, Nichs., J. It. 366
Fitz-Walter,sir Walt.,L.H.A.
173
Wm., Comst. W. Cast. 322
Fitz—Walter, lds, and E.
— Benj., 1st Earl, L.L. ESX.
308; P.C. 198; Pres. B.T. 264;
Tr. H. 291
Jno., 12th lä., K.B. (1485)
Bt., 13th lit., aft. 1st visc.
F. and E. of Sussex, q.v.
R.B. 759; IS.G. 737
— Hy., lil., aft. 2nd E. of
Sussex, q.v., K.B. 760
— Th., visc., aft, 3rd E. of
Sussex, q.v., L.D. Ir. 553
— Hy. Batcliff, ld., I.C.B. (1610)
762
Fitz-Warine, Falco., Jy. 365
— Wnn., J. It. 367
— Sir Wrm., K.G. 733
Fitz-Warine, lds.
— Jno., 11th lil., K.I.B. 758
Ed., ld, aft. 4th E. of Bath,
q.v., K.B. 762
Fitzwarren, see Fitzwarine
Fitzwigram, see Fitzwygram
Fitzwilliam and Fitzwil-
liams
— Adam, J. It. 367; Jy. 364
— Geo., K.B. 760
— Hugh de, J. It. 368
— hon. Jno., gem. (A) 858
— Osb., Jy. 364
— Otho., Jy, 363
— Balph, J. It. 369
— I'd., G. Bah. Isl. 716
— lºt., J. It. 367
— Th. and sir T., Rec. Lond.
493; Sp. H.C. 249
— Sir Th., V. Treas. Ir. 559
Wm., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
Wnn., dm. Wells, 429
— sir Wm., L.D. Ir. and L.J.
Ir. 554; L.K. Ir, 576
— sin: Wm., aft. 1st E. Of
Southampton, q.v., C.D.L.
242; K.G. 737; Tr. H. 291
Fitzwilliam, E.
Wnn., 4th IE., L.L. Tr.
557; L.L. Yorks, W.R. 313;
I.P.C. 188; P.C. 205
— Chas. Wm., 5th E., IV.G.
44
7
— Wm. Th. Sp., 6th E., form.
visc. Milton, q.v.; K.G, 744
Fitzwilliam of Meryon, visc.
Rd., 6th visc., C. Treas. Ir.
559; IX.]3. 764
FitzWygram, sir Fk. Well.
Jno., gem. (ID) 908
Flaccinator, M. F., C. Ro.
41
Flaccus, C. F., C. Ro. 44
— C. N., C. Ro., 46
— C. V., C. Ro. 45
— C. V. P., C. Ro. 40
— L. V., C. Ro., 42-3-4-5
— M. F., C. Ro. 42, 45
IP. V., C. Ro. 43
— Q. F. (4) C. Iło. 42-3-4; Dt.
Bo. 43
S. F., C. Ro. 44
75
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1025
Elaithbheartagh, K. Ir. 21
1Flambard, IRalph or Ran.,
bp. Dham. 478; Ch. Jr. 362;
L.H.T., 152
Flamburiari, Ct. Dion.,
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 796
Elaminius, C., C. Ro. 43-4
rºminimus, L. Q., C. R.O.
— T. Q., C. Ro. 43-4-5
rººmsteed, Jno., Astºr. Roy.
Iºlan-Febla, bp. Arm. 595
Flannagan, Steph. W., Land.
J. Ir. 586-7; P.C. 220
— Wnn., dn. Ach. 614;
Killa. 614
Iºlandrensis, Rd., Jy. 364
IPlann-Sionna, K. Ir, 22
Elannan (St.), bp. Killoe. 634
Flathguss, bp. Ferns, 621
Flathiem, bp. Saig. 620
IFlavius, L., C. Ro. 47
Flavus, L. L., C. Ito. 39
— S. L., C. Ro. 37
— T. L., C. Ro. 37; Dt. Ro.
37 t
Fleeming, see Fleming
IFleet, sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
491
9
— Jno. Faithf., C.I.E. 807
Fleetwood, Ch., Comm. Ir.
55. Wöiº. 313
Jas., by). Worc. 473
— Wim., bp. Ely 435; bp. St.
As. 462
— Wm., Rec. Lond. 494; S.L.
408
Fleming and Flemyng
— Aug., gem. (D) 894
— (or Fleeming), hom. Ch.
Elph., adm. (A) 819; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854
— Chr., A.G. Ir. 588
Ed., gen. (D) 882
— Fras., G. Mtius. 684
— Geo. and Sir G., bp. Carl.
476; dun. Carl. 476
— Hy., Sec. L.G.B. 256; Sec.
P.L.]3. 262
— Hez., gem. (B) 866
— Hor. Towns., dm. Cloy. 633
— Jas, gem. (C) 871
— Jas., Q.C. 418
- Jno., G. I. Man. 666
— Jno. Smyth, L.M. Dbln.
641
— Michl. le, dm. Lism. 628
Nichs., abp. Arm. 595
— Rd., abp. Ylö. 485
— Rd., b.p. Linc. 446
— Rd., b.p. Llim. 621
— Rt., dm. Linc. 448
— Th., b.p. Llin, 622
— Th., L.M. Dbln. 641
— (or Flemyng), Th, and sir
T., C.B. Ex. 381; C.J.K.B.
370; Rec. Lom. 494; S.G. 401;
S.L. 408
— Th. Ferg., gen. (D) 896
— sir Val., G. Tasm. 708
— Walt. le, dm. Tism. 628
— Winn., C. Ex. 279
— Wm. le, bp. Lism. 626
Fleming, lds.
— Jno., 2nd lå., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Malc., 3rd lá., L.G.C. Sc.
506
— Jas., 4th lá., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Jho., 5th lá., L.G.C. Sc. 506
Flemyng, see Fleming
IFleshmonger, Wm.,
Chich, 434
dn.
dn.
Fletcher, Andr., L.J. Clk. 516;
Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Andr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Dav., bp. Arg. 538
— Ed., G. I. Man, 666
— Ed. Ch., gen. (ID) 900
— Geo., Yk. H. 334
— Hy., gen. (A) 858
—ºy. and sir H., Chn. E.I.Co.
— Hy. Ch., gem. (D) 915
— Sir Jno., Ld. Adv. 526
— Jno. Rigg, gen. (B) 868
— Jno. Venour, adm. (G) 842
— Ph., dm. Kild. 619
Rd., b.p. Brl. 439; bp. Lond.
451; bp. Worc. 473; dn.
PbOro. 458
— Th., bp. Drom. 605; bp.
Kild. 617; dim. Down, 605; dim.
Chr. Ch. D'blin. 618
— Th., S.L. 409
— Wnn., dn. Išild. 619
— Wrm., J.C.P. II. 582
Fleur, Chev. de, G. Mtius. 683
Flint, Th., S.L. 410
Flood, sir Fk., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Flº. Bd; Solly, gen. (D) 928
Hy., P.C. 203; V. Treas. Ir.
Ward., A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.
K.B. Ir, 578; J. Admy. Ct. Ir.
587; S.G. Ir. 589
*Florence, bp. Cloy. 630
:k bp. Emly, 625
*— bp. Glasg. 536; Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
3k bp. Ross. 631
*— dm. Rph. 602
* Prob. Some same pers,
Comp, dates.
––– I., C. Fld. 82
— I. to V., C. Hld. 82
Florentius, see Florence
Flores, J. J., Pres. Ecr. 108
— Juan de, G. Trim. 721
— V., Pres. Ugy. 111
Florestan, I., Pr. Mmo. 31
Florez, see Flores
Florian, Emp. Ro. 48
Florus, C. A., C. Ro. 42
Fiower, Ch. and sir C., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Cyril, L.T. 162
— Ph., dm. Kilf. 637
— Rt., Som. H. 332
— Rog., Sp. H.C. 248
Wm., Chest. H. 331; Guis.
P.A. 343; Norr. IS.A. 329; R.
Cr. P.A. 335
Flowerdew, Ed., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 408
Floyd, sir Hy., gem. (I)) 883
— sir Jno., gem. (A) 860
Floyde, Maj., G. I. Man, 666
Floyer, Aug., K.C.B. 775
Flude, Th. Pet., gen. (D) 899
rºyer , Sir Saml., L.M. Lond,
9
— Wnn., gen. (D) 886
Flyn, Wm., dm. Clonm, 600
Foche, Jno., C. Exc. 279
Foda, Cumin, bp. Clonf. 635
Foeldobar, bp. Clr. 596
Foendelach, bp. Arm. 595
rºsamair, O'Moel, bp, Killa.
12
5
Fogartach, K. Ir. 21
(2) bp. Saig. 620
Fogg, Laur., dm. Chest, 477
Fogo, Jas, gem. (D) 891
Foisac, Balt. R. de, gen. (C)
871
Foix, Jno. de, aft. E. of Ken-
dal, q.v., K.G. (1435) 735
— Pet. de la, K.B. 754
Polan, Jno., bp. Lim. 638
Folco, M. Fa. 53
Foley, hon. Fitz. Algn. Ch.,
adm. (E) 836; (E) 839
— Paul, Sp. H.C. 250
— Rd. Harry, gen. (C) 874
— Rt., dm. Worc. 474
— hom. St. Geo. Ger., G. GSey.
669; gen. (ID) 903; K.C.B. 781
— Saml., bp. Down and Cnr.
604 ; dri. Ach. 614
— Th. and sir Th., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
Foley, lds.
I'oley Family.
2nd Creation.
— Th., 3rd ló., C.G.P. 300;
L.L. Worc. 313; P.C. 212;
Postm. G. 238
— Th. Hy., 4th lá., C.G.A.
300; C.G.P. 300; L.L. Worc.
313
1:
Foliot, Gilb. or Rt., bp. Her.
441; bp. Lond. 451
— Hugh, Jy. 364
— Jno., gen. (IB) 864
— Jno., gem. (B) 865
— Rt. or Gilb., b.p. Her. 441 ;
bp. Lond. 451
— Walt., J. It. 367
Foljambe, Jeffr., J.K.B. Ir.
fº
578
Folkes, Mart., Pres. R. Soc.
940
Folkestone, Wm., visc., son of
4th E. of Radnor, P.C. 220;
Tr. H. 292
Folkyngham, M.
Chy. 394
Follett, Brent. Sp., Q.C. 417
— Wm. W, and sir W., A.G.
400; K.C. 416; S.G. 402
Formosus, P. Ro. 33
Fonblanque, Jas., P.P. 415-16
— Wisc. Th. de Gr., K.H. 789
Fontaine, Jam. dela, G.C.G.H.
Jno. de,
678
Fontibus, Jus. de, bp. Fly,
434; L.H.T. 152
Formtinalis, A. A. V., C. R.O.
38
Fooks, Geo. Alex. St. P., gen.
(D) 919
— Walk. King, gem. (D) 911
— Wm., adm. (A) 816
— Wm. Crac., Q.C. 418
Foord, see also Ford
Ed. Archd., gen, (D) 920
— Wrm. Oct., gen. (D) 933
Foote, Ed. Ja.s. and Sir E.,
adm. (A) 819 ; K.C.B. 776
— Hy. Rd., adm. (IH)849
— Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Walt., L.P.S. Sc. 500
— Wrm. Fras., gem. (D) 907
Forannan, St., b.p. Kild. 616
Forbes, Alexr., b.p. Abdn. 530;
bp. Chess. 532
— Alexr., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Alexr. Penr., b.p. Brn. 541
— Arth., admm. (ID) 833; (F) 838
— sir Arth., L.J. Ir. 555
— Benj. Gord., gem. (C) 873
— Ch. Ferd, and sir
IK.C.H. 789 ; IX.PI. 792
— Ch. Pult., gem. (D) 929
— Dav., gen. (D) 881
— Dav., gen. (D) 888
— Dunc., L.P. Ct. Sess, 516;
Id. Adv. 524
C.,
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1026
INDEX OF NAMES,
Forbes—coºvt.
— Sir Fras., L.M. Lond, 491
— hom. Fras, Reg., Amb.
Aus. 117; Amb. Bzl. 135;
Amb. G. St. 122; Amb. Sxy.
120–21
— Geo., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Geo. Wm., gem. (ID) 918
— Gord., gem. (A) 860
— Hy., adm. (HI) 846
— Jno., G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Jno., gem. (ID) 894
— Jno., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Jno., Q.C. 419
— Jno. and Sir J., gem. (D)
908; K.C.B. 781
— hon. Jno., adm. (A) 814;
L. Admy. 178-9
— Jno. Hay, Jy. Sc. 523; Ld.
Sess. 520
— Lewis W., Modr. R. Sc. 547
Patr., bp. Cness. 532 and
541
Patr., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Rt., bp. Ork. 545; bp. Ross
and Chess. 545
Th. Geo., adm. (IHI) 849
— Th. Jno., gem. (ID) 883
— Wm., bp, Edinb. 533
— Wm., geri. (ID) 913
— Wrm., L.M. Dbln. 641
Forbes, lds. and visc.
— Jas, Och., 17th lá., gen.
(A) 861 ; L.H.C. R. Sc. 546
— Geo., ld., aft. 3rd E. of
Granard, q.v., adm. (A) 814
Geo. Jno., visc., son of 6th
E. Of Granard, gen. (C) 874;
#" Longf. 570; Sec, St. Patr.
Forbes-Mackenzie, see Mac-
kenzie
Ford, see also Foord
— Barn., gem. (ID) 913
— Ch. Ersk., gen. (D) 904
— Edm. Tw., gem. (D) 982
— Fras. Cl, and Sir F., Amb.
Arg, 136; Amb. Bzl. 135;
Amb. Gr. 129; Amb. Spm. 124;
Amb. Ugy. 137; G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.M.G. 798
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
— Matth. Bl, gen. (D) 914
— Sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wm., B. Ex. 383
Wm. Hy., #. (C) 875
Fordham (or l'rodsham),Jho.,
bp. Dham, 478; bp. Ely, 435;
dn, Wlls, 428
Fordhere, bp. Shbn. 466
Fordwich, Geo. Augs. F.,
Visc., aft. 6th E. Cowper,
q.v., U.S.F. 230
Fordyce, Ch. F., gen. (D) 905
-juo, gen. (D) 896; R.C.B.
7
— Jno., S.L.R. 271
Foreman, See also Forman
— Amdr., abp. St. Andr. 529;
bp. Mor. 534; Ld. Chanc, Sc.
514
Forest, see Forrest
Forester, see Forrester
Forfar, Archd., 2nd E. of,
I.H.T. Sc. 498; L.P.S. Sc. 501
Forgie (? Fergie), lºt., dn.
Ixilla. 614
Torlong, Jas., IX.H. 791
— Jas. Geo. 13., gem. (D) 915
Forman, see also Foremain
— sir Rt., Ly, K.A. 513
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
Formay, Walt., bp. Ross, 631
Fornerod, Pres, Sw. C. 31
IForrest, and Forest
— Ch., L.M. Dblin. 641
— Jas, and sir J., L. Prow.
Edinb. 548
— Jno., dm. Wells, 429
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 640
— Wm. Ch., gen. (ID) 905
Forrester and Forester
Ad., L.J. Clk. 516
— Sir Andr., Sec. Thist. 749
— Dunc., Compt. Sc. 498
— G. C. W., see lit. F., infra
Sir Jno., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; L.G.C. Sc. 506
Walt., º: Brn. 531
Forrester, lds,
— Jno. Geo., 2nd lå., C.G.A.
300; P.C. 214 -
— hon. Geo. Cecil Weld., aft.
3rd ld. F., Compt. H. 293;
gen. (ID) 897; P.C. 215
Forster, see also Foster
— Hy., gen. (D) 903
— captn. J., G. Brmda. 701
--- Jas., S.L. 412
— Juno., A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.C.P.
Ir, 580; Rec. Dbln. 642; S.G.
Ir. 589
— Jno. Coll.
Surg. 939
— Nichs., b.p. IGilloe. 634; bp.
Rph. 602
— Steph., L.M. Lond. 490
Tog Thomps., Mast. Coll. Surg.
39
— Wm., bp. S. and M. 483
Wm., dn. Kilmacd. 638
Coop., Pres.
— Wrm., K.B. 761
Wm. Edw., Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 218; U.S.C. 235;
V.P. Ed. 255
— Wm. Fk., gen. (D) 892;
R.H. 790
Forsyth, Jno., IS.C.S.I. 803
— Th. Dougl., K.C.S.I. 803
— Wºm., Q.C. 417
Fort, Th., bp. Ach. 612
Fortescue, Chich., aft.
Č. Uſistić.A.;;
Chich, Saml., aft, 1st lil.
Carlingford and 2nd lói.
Clermont, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; L.L. Esk, 308; L.T. 161;
P.C. 217; Pres. B.T. 269;
U.S.C. 235
— Fras., K.B. 761
— Ger., Ulst, K.A. 572
— Hy., C.J.I.B. Ir. 577
— hon, Hugh, see lá. F., infra,
— Jno. and sir J., C.J.K.B.
370; S.L. 407
— Sir Jno., C.D.L. 242; Ch.
Ex. 154
Lew., B, Ex. 384
— Matt., C.C.J. 404
— Wm. and sur W., B. Ex.
385; J.C.P. 379; IK.C. 415;
M.I. 388; P.C. 198; S.L. 412
Fortescue, lds. and E.
— Jno. F., 1st là., form. Sir J.
F. Aland, q.v.
— Hugh, 3rd ld, and 1st E.,
form, visc, Ebrington, q.v.;
Tu.T. Dev. 307
— Hugh, 2nd E., form. Visc.
Ebrington, q.v.; K.G. 744;
T.S.H. 290; Sec. P.L.B. 262
Hugh, 3rd E., form. Visc.
IEbrington, q.v.
Forth, M. Chy. 395
— Jno. D., Pt.c. P.A. 337
Sir
Forth—cont.
Wm., C. Exc. 278
Fortze, Wm. de, L.H.A. 170
Forward, Rt., dn. Drom. 606
rºwood, Arth. B., Sec. Adm.
187
Foscardi, Ct.,
IK.C.M.G. 79
Foster, see also Forster
— Anthy., C. Acc. Ir. 567;
C.B., Ex, Ir, 583
— Aug. Jno. and Sir A., Amb.
Dk. 127; Amb. Sda. 114;
Amb. U.S.A. 132; P.C. 210
— Ch. Jno., gen. (D) 906;
M.C.I. 647
— Edw. Hor. Hy., gen. (D)
926
— Jno., K.B. 759
— Jno., L.J. Ir. 557
— Jno., aft. li. Oriel, q.v.,
IB.T. 268; C. Treas. Ir. 561 ;
Ch. Ex, Ir. 562; L.T. 158-9 ;
P.C. 204
— Jno. Fitzg., G. Vict., 704
— Jno. Lesl., B. Ex. Ir. 584
— Michl, and sir M., J.K.B.
373; S.L. 412
— (or Fostin), bp. Elph. 608
— Rt. and sir R., C.J.K.B
370; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409
— Th., gen. (B) 869
— Th. B., gem. (D) 888
— Th., gem. (ID) 894
— Th. and Sir T., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 409
— Th. Campb., Q.C. 419
hon. Th. Hy., C. Cus. Ir.
565; C. Treas. Ir. 561
Wm., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Cork
and R. 632; bp. Kilm. 607
IFostin. See Foster
Fothadus, bp. St. Amdr. 528
Fotherby, Ch., dn. Cant, 431
— Martin, bp. Sal. 467
Fotheringham, Flº., C. Exc.
SC, 505
Fouché, Off. Nap. 26
IFoulis and Fowlis y”
— Dav., gem. (I)) 877; K.C.B.
777
Demetr.
($
—— Jas. or Jno. (Collington),
Ld. Adv. 526; Ld. Clk. Reg.
525; Ld. Sess. 518
Sir Jas. (Collington), L.J.
Clk. 516; Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Jas. (IReidfurd), Ld.
Sess. 519
— Jno.
Suprat,
— Wrm., IL.P.S. Sc. 500; Sec.
St, SC, 501
Foulkes (or Ffoulkes), Wm.W.,
C.C.J. 405
Foung-Chih, Emp. Ch. 100
Fountain, Jno., C.G.S. 356;
S. L. 410
Fountayne, Jno., dm. Yk, 487
Foveaux, Jos., G. N.
702; gen, (E) 868
Fowell. Wnn. Newton, adm.
(HI) 849
Fowke, Geo., adm. (A) 820
— Th., G. Gibr. 669; gen. (B)
865
Fowkes, Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
Fowle, Ch. St., gen. (D) 912
— Jno., C. Exc. 279-80
Fowler, Ed., bp. Glr, 438
Hy., G. Br. Hond. 714; G.
Lag. 687
— Hy. H., P.C. 221; Sec. Tr.
164; U.S. Home, 228
or Jas., see Ja.s.
tº
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
1027
Fowler—cont.
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 798
— Moses, dm. Rip. 482
— Rd., K.B. 759
— Rd. and sir R., C.D.L. 242;
S.G. 401
— Rt., abp. Dplm. and Gl. 616;
bp. Killoe and Kilf. 635; C.G.S.
Ir. 576
— Rt., bp. Oss. F. and L.
622
— Rt., dn. St. Pat. 618
— Rt. Merr., adm. (HI) 844
— Rt. Nichs. and Sir R., L.M.
Lond, 492
Fowlis, see Foulis
Fºnes, sir Wm., L.M. Dbln.
Fox, Ch., Paym, G. 244
— hon. Ch. Ja.s., F. Sec. 228;
L. Admy. 179; L.T. 157; P.C.
203, 208; Prem. (?) 144
Ch. Bd., gen. (D) 883;
S.G.O. 260
— Ed., bp. Her. 441
— Ed., M.M. 247
— Hy., aft. 1stld. Holland, q.v.,
L.T. 157; P.C. 199; Payan. G.
#: S. St. 224 ; Sec. at W.
— hom. Hy. Ed. (son of 1st là.
Holland), Amb. Scy. 114;
Comm. I'. Ir. 564; G. Gibr.
670; gen. (A) 859
— hon. Hy. Ed., aft. 4th lä.
Holland, q.v., Amb. Aus. 117;
Amb. G. St. 122; Amb. Tusc.
&c. 115
— Hy. Steph., Amb. Bzl. 135;
Amb. R. Pl. 136; Amb. U.S.A.
132
— Luke, J.C.P. Ir. 582
— Rd., bp. B. and W. 428; bp.
EXr. 436; bp. Dham. 478; bp.
Winch. 471; L.P.S. 240; S. §.
— Sackv., Bl. C.H. 339;
Geneal. Bath, 784
— sir Steph., L.T. 155; Paym.
G. 244
— Wm., IK.C.M.G. 797
Fox-Pitt-Rivers, see Rivers
Fox - Strangways, S 6 (2
Strangways
Foxall, Jno., abp. Arm. 595
Foxfoord, Rd., Ch. Lond, 422
Foxle, Jno. de, B. Ex. 383
— Th. de, Const. W. Cast.
322
Fºy, Nathl., bp. Wſord. and L.
7
*
Franmingham, Hayl. and sir
H., gem. (C) 874; K.C.B. 774;
R.C.H. 787
Frampton, Ch., gen. (B) 865
— Rt., B. Ex. 383
—º bp. Glr. 438; din. Glr.
Fºne, sir Stand. de, K.G. (?)
73.
Frances (gr. dau. Hy, VII.),
Pr. E. 12
*ranch (or Franke), Hy., Yk,
H. 334
Ffranche, or Franke, Th., Bl.
M. P.A. 336; Guis, P.A. 343
Fºncia, J. G. R., Dt., Pgy.
1]
Francillon, Jas., C.C.J., 403
Francis, see also Fraunceys
— Pr. Mino. 30
— I. (of France), D. Bry. 28
— I., D. Prma. 53
Francis—comt.
— I. (form. Fras. II. of Ger-
gºy). Emp. Aus. 58; K.G.
43
— I., K. Hgy. 60
— I. and II., D. Bry, 28
— I. and II., D. Line. 30
— I. and II., Emp. Gmy. 62
— I. and II., K. Fr. 24
— I. (K. Fr.), K.G. 737
— I. and II., K. 2 Scy. 56
— I. to V., D. Mda. 53
— -Augs. Ch. Em., Pr. Cons.
of Engl., see Albert
— Arth. gen. (D) 916
— Fras. Ed., gem. (D) 913
—-Fk., D.S.C.G. 78
— Hy., gen. (D) 920
— -Hyacinth, D. Svy. 55
— Jno., dn. Llim. 623
— Jno., dm. Lism. 629
— Jno. Th., gen. (D) 925
— -Joseph, D.S.C. and G. 78
— -Joseph, Emp. Aus. 58;
K.G. 745
— —Joseph, K. Hungary, 60
— -Mary, I. and II., G.
Tiny. 57
Ph. and Sir P., G.C.B.
771; K.B. 766
—-Phoebus; IC. Nav. 85, 88
— Rd., K.B. 756 49
— Rd., b.p. Wíord. 626
—istorae (D. Milan), K.G.
— -Steph., D. Line. 30
Francisca - Josepha, &c.
(g. dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 16
IFrancisco-Mello, R. Nds. 83
Franck—, see Franc—
Franco, G., Pres. Ecr. 108
Frank, Jno., M. Chy. 394
Franke, see Franche
Frankfort, Lodge, ld, form.
L. Morris, q.v., C. Treas. Ir.
561
Frankland, Ch. Colv., adm.
(IHI) 848
— Ed. Aug., adm. (H) 847
— B'k., C. Exc. 280
— Jno., dm. Ely 435; dim. Glr.
440
— Rd., C. TX. 284
— Th. and Sir T., B.T. 264;
C. Cus. 274 ; C. Exc. 279 ; L.
Admy. 177-8; Postm. G. 237-8
— sir. Th., adm. (A) 814
— W., L. Adny. 181
Franklin and Franklyn.
— Ch., gem., (D) 894
— Ch. Tr., gen, (ID) 911
— I'd., adm. (HI) 850
— Jno., M. Chy, 396
— Sir Jno., adm. (ID) 829; G.
V.D.Ld. 708; K.C.H. 789
— Juno. H., gen. (ID) 903
— M., G. N.Sc. 695
— Wrm., dm. Winds. 474
— Sir Wun., K.C.H. 788
Franks, lèd., gem. (B) 864
— Thos. Hartz. and sir T.,
gen. (IP) 892; IS.C.B. 778
Fraser and Prazer
— Alexr., adm. (A) 818
— Alexr., gen. (D) 891
— Alexr., gen. (D) 920
Alexr. and Sir A., Jy. Sc.
522; Ld. Sess. 520
Sir Alexr., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Alexr, Mack, gen. (B) 866
— Alexr. Rt., gen. (IO) 913
— Aug., K.C.B. 775
— Ch. Cr., gem. (D) 910
Fraser and Frazer—cont.
Ch. Hy., Amb. G. St. 121;
Amb. H. Ths. 120; Amb. Spm.
123
— hon. Dav. Macd., gen. (D)
22
— Geo. Hy. Jno. Alex., gen.
(ID) 928
— Geo. Wm., gen. (D) 929
— Hast., gem. (A) 863; K.C.B.
776
— Hast., gem. (ID) 935
— Hugh, Amb. Chi.
Amb. Jap. 131
— Jas., }: Manch. 480
— Jas., K.C.B. 784
— Jas. St., gen. (ID) 878
— Jno., bp. Ross. 535
— Jno., gen., (D) 884
— Jno., gen. (I)) 897
— Jno., gen. (ID) 908
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 796
— Jno., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— sir Jno., gen. (A) 861 ;
G.C.H. 786
— Jno. Elph., gen. (D) 912
— Jno. F., C.C.J. 403
— Jno. Keith, gem. (ID).931
— Malc., K.C.M.G. 798
— Patr., D. Fac. Sc. 527; Ld.
Sess. 521
— Rt., K.H. 792
→ *. Walt. Macl., gen. (D}
137;
— Simon., gen. (IB) 866
— Simon, gen. (D) 897
— hon. Simon., gen. (B) 865
— hon. Simon, aft. li. Lovat,
q.v., L.L. Inv. (1873) 510
— Th., adm. (IHI) 848
— Wm., bp. St. And. 529; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 892
— Wnn., lx.C.B. 784
— Wrm., L.P.S. 241; U.S.F.
229; U.S.S. 226
— Wm. Ch., gem. (D) 877
Praser-Tytler, see Tytler
Fraunceis, see Fraunceys
Fraunces, Jno., L.M. Lond.
Fraunceys, see also Francis
— Ad., L.M. Lond., 489 *
— (or Fraunces), Jno., L.K.
54
— Jno. le, M. Chy. 393; B.
Ex, 382; Jy, 365
— Sim., L.M. Lond. 489
Fraunke, Jno., M.B. 387
Fray, Jno., B. Ex. 383; C.B.
Ex. 381; Rec. Lond. 493
Frazer, see Fraser
Freake, see Freke
Freckmann, Jno., abb. or dum.
Westr. 469
Frederic and º'rederick
A.D. Aus. 58
— (Ct. Pal. Rh., aft. K. of
Bohem.) IK.G. (1612) 739
— C. Lux. 84
— D. Amht, 66
— D. Brma. 59
— D. IBrk, 69, 70
— D. FCa. 71
— (of Luxemburg), D. Lune. 29
— D. Pr. 65
— D. S. Alt. 78
— D, Thy. 57
— IV, JSm. 97
— (som Goo. III.), bp. Osma-
burgh, aft. D. of Yk. and Alb.,
q.v., Pr. Iº. 14; K.B. 765;
K.G. 742; P.C. 204
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
T028
INDEX OF NAMES.
Frederic and Frederick—comt.
— Pr, Na,SS. 76
— Pr. M. Sch. 75
— I., K. Sw. 92
— I., IS. Whg. 81
— I., M. Fa, 52
— I. and II., D. Line. 29
— I. and II., D. Whg. 81
— I. (D. Whg.), R.G. 739
— I. and II., K. Pr. 65
— I. (K. Pr.), K.G. 741
— I. and II., Lg. H. Csl. 72
— I. (Lg. H. Csl.), K.G. 741
— I. and II., M. Brg. 65
— I. to III., D. Aus. 58
— I. to III., El. Sxy. 77
— I. to III., K. Scy. 55-6
— I, to IV., D. S.G.A. 78
— III. (D. S.G.A.), K.G. 742
— I. to IV., E. Gnny. 61-2
— IV. (E. Gmy.), K.G. 736
— I. to V., C.P.R. 68
— I. to VI., D. Su. 80
— I. to VII., K. Dk. 93-4
— II. (R. Dk.), R.G. 738
— VI. (K. DK.), K.G. 743
— II. to VII., M. Bdn. 66-7
— III., IK. Nls. 56
— -Aug., D. Obg. 76
T3 -Aug. (iss. Jas. I.). Pr. E.
1
— -Aug., I. and II., I.C. Pld. 91
— -Aug., I. and II., K. Sxy, 78
— -Aug., II. (K. Sxy.), K.G. 744
— -Aug., I. to III., El. Sxy. 78
— Ch. and sir C., adm. (ID)
832; (E) 834; (E) 838; L.
Admy. 184; K.B. 765; S.G.O.
260
— -Ch. (Pr. Pruss.), G.C.B. 771
— -Ch. (Archd, Austr.), G.C.B.
769
— -Ch. Augs. (Pr. of Schl.
Holst.), gen. (I)) 901
—-Chr., El. Sxy. 78
— Ed., gen. (ID) 879
— -Eug., D. Whg. 81
— -Fras., Pr, M. Sch. 75
—--Fras., I. to III. G.D.M.
Sch. 75
—-Geo. (D. Saxe-C. and G.),
G.C.B. 769
— -Gunther, Pr. S. Rdt. 79
—-Hy. (g. son Jas. I.), Pr. E.
13
— -Hy., Pr, Or. 83 ; R. Nds.
83; K.G. 739
— Jno., C. Cus. 276
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— -Jos., Lg. H. H.bg. 73
— -Lewis (son Geo. II.), aft.
D. of Glouc. and Pr. of Wales,
q.v., Pr. E. 14; Pr. W.E. 9;
IP.C. 197; K.G. 741
-Louis V., Lg. H. H.bg. 73
— Morisc., gen. (A) 858
— Th. Len., adm. (A) 816
— -Ulrick, D. Brk. 70
— -Wm., D. Nass. 76
— -Wm., D. Brk. 70; gen. (IB)
(1809) 866
— -Wm., D. Pr. 65
— -Wm., El. H. Csl. 72
— -Wm. (g. son Geo. II.), Pr.
E. 14
—-Wrm. (g. Som Q. Vic.), Pr. E.
15
— -Wm., Pr. M. Sch. 74
— -Wm., Pr. Mkg. 74
— -Wnn., Pr, Nass. 76
—-Wm., I, to IV. R. Pr. 65
— -Wm., III. (K. Pr.)I{.G. 743
— -Wm., IV. (K. Pr.) K.G. 744
Frederic and Frederick—comt.
— -Wm.-Nich.-Ch., Pr, of
Pruss., aft. Fk. III., Emp. of
Ger., and K. of Pruss, G.C.B.
771; K.G. 744 º
-Wm.-Ch. &c., G.D. M. Str.
75; K.G. 744
-Wm.-Leop., Pr. L. Dtd. 73
— -Wm. (Marg. and E1, of
Brandenburg), K.G. 740
—-Wm.-Louis (Pr. of Pruss.,
aft. K. Pr. and Emp. Gmy.),
G.C.B. 769
—-Wm.-Vict.-Alb. (g. son Q.
Vict., aft. Emp. Wm. II. of
Gmy.) Pr. E. 15; K.G. 745
Frederica (Prss, of Ham.), Cr,
Ind. 810
Frederika, - Wilh, - Am. - Vict.
(g. dau. Q. Vict.) Pr. E. 15
Freebairn, Dav., b.p. Edinb.
542; bp. Gall. 543; Pr. Bp.
Sc. 540
Freeling, sir Arth. Hy., gen.
(ID) 915
— Fras., Sec, P.O. 239
— sir Geo. Hy., C. Cus. 277
Sanf. and sir S., G. Bdoes.
721; G. Dmca. 730; G. Gld.
Cst. Col. 686; G. Gren. 724;
G. Trin. 723; K.C.M.G. 797
Freeman, FR. P. Wms., gen.
(D) 930
— Geo., K.B. 764
— Hy. Stanh., G. Lag. 687
— Quin, Jno., gen. (A) 861
— Ralph. and Sir R., L.M
Trond. 491; M.M. 246
— Rd., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; L.J.
Ir. 555; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 576
— Saml., dm. Pboro. 458
— Wnn. P. Wrms., adm. (A) 816
Tº" m. Rt. Andr., gem. (IP)
Freemantle, see Fremantle
Freer, see also Frere
— Jno. Harbr., gen. (ID) 893
— Wnn. Gard., K.H. 790
Freese, Jno. Nob. Arb., gen.
(D) 899
— Wm. Hy., gem. (ID) 917
Freeth, Jas., aft, sir J., gen.
(ID) 884; K.C.B. 779; I.H. 790
— Jas. Holt., gem. (ID) 910
— Rd. Išing, gem. (ID) 914
Samps., gem. (C) 874
— Samps., gem. (D) 910
Freind, see Friend
Freire, Dt. Chi. 111
Freke and Freake
Edmd., b.p. Norw. 455; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. Worc. 473; dim.
Roch. 461; dim. Sal. 468
— Jno., gen. (B) 866
Fremantle and IFreemantle
92 Arth. Ja.s. Lyon-, gem. (D)
924
— Ch. Howe and sir C., adm.
(D) 830; G.C.P. 770; K.C.B.
778
7
— hon. Edmot, Bt., adm. (E)
837
— Hy., Sec. Tr. 163
— Jno. Wnn., gem. (ID) 880
— Thos. Fras., aft, sir T.
(No. 1), adm. (A) 818; G.C.B.
767; G.C.H. 786; G.C.M.G.
794; IX.C.B. 774; L. Admy, 181
— Sir Th. Fras. (No. 2), aft.
ld. Cottesloe, q.v.; C. Cus.
277; Ch. Sec. Ir, 563; P.C.
214; Sec. Tr. 163; Sec. at W.
234
Fºntle and Freemantle—
CO77.l.,
Wrm. Hy. and Sir W., B.C.
253; G.C.H. 786; P.C. 210;
Tr. H. 291
Wm. Rt., dm. Rip. 482
French and Efrench
— Cudb., K.H. 791
— Daiml. O'C., Q.C. 420
— Fk. Wm., St. O., 261
— Hy. Jno., gen. (D) 895
— Humphr., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Jno., C. St. Ir. 568
— Jno., L.M. Lond, 489
— Jno., dn. Elph. 609 |
— Jno., dn. Rph. 602
— M.T., gen. (ID) 923
— Rd., gen. (D) 895
— Rd., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Rt., J.C.P. Ir. 582
— Th. Yº Lhore. 655
— Val., dn. Ross. 633
— Wm., dn. Ard. 609
rººftonvin, Wm. de, J. It.
7
Frenyngham, Ralph de,
J.C.P. 377
Freodwulf, K.E. 2
Frere, see also Freer
— Barth., Amb. Spm. 124
Amb. Thy. 129
— Cath., Lady, Cr. Ind. 810
— (or Frier), Guy, Const.
T.L. 320
— Hy., G. Bdoes. 720
— Hy. B.E. and sir H., Amb,
Msct. 130; Amb. Zr, 132; G.
Bbay. 659;
.C.B. 782;
M.C.I. 646; P.C. 218
— Jno., G. Bdoes. 720
— Jno. H., Amb. Pgl. 124;
Amb. Pr. 118; Amb. Spm. 124;
P.C. 207; U.S.F. 229
Wm., S.L. 412
rigºne, Chev. de, G. Mtius.
68;
Frethewaldus, bp. Gall. 538
Frethone, see IFrettom
18"reton and Fretton.
— (or Frethome), Jno. de, M.
Chy. 393
— lºog. de, dm. Chich. 434
Frevyle, Geo., B. Ex. 384
Frewerl, Acc., abp, Yk, 486;
bp. Lich, and Cov. 444; din.
Glr. 440
Frewin, IRd., C. Cus. 276
Frey, Jas., dn. Arm. 597
Freyne, Arth., 1st lél. de, L.L.
ROSC. 571 -
Frias, T., Pres. Iłol. 109
Friend and IE"reind
— Jno., C. Exc. 278
— Wm., dn. Cant, 431
Frier, see Frere
Frilington, sir Jno., Const.
W. Cast. 322
Frimont, Baron, G.C.B. 767
Frisby, Wm., S.L. 407
Friskeney, Walt. de, B. Ex.
383; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371
Frith, see also Fryth
— Jno. Wharton, gen. (ID) 886
Fritharis, I. Sc. 17
Frithebert, bp. Hex. 480
Frithstan (St.), bp. Winch.
470
Frodsham, see Fordham
Froila, I. and II., K. Sp. 85
Frome, Ed., gem. (D) 898; G.
Gsey, 669
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMIES.
1029
Fromiata, M. of, R. Nds, 83
Frowcester, Edm., dm. Her.
Frow, see Frowedk
rºwde, Philip, Postm. G.
37
Froweck, and
Frowyck
— Hy., lx.B. 759
-i." Frow), Hy., L.M. Lond.
9
— Jno. de, Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574
— Th., C.J.C.P. 375 ; S.L. 407
— Th., K.B. 758
Frugi, L. C. P., C. Ro. 44
Fry, Ed. and sir E., g
Com. P.C. 362; Just. Ch. D.
391; L.J. App. 389; P.C. 220;
Q.C. 418
Frowick,
Fryer, sir Jmo., L.M. Lond.
491
Fryseby, Rd. de, A.G. 398
Fryston, Rd., M. Chy. 394
Eryth, see also Frith
Rowl., Mowb. H. 340; Lanc.
H. 333
Fulburn, Steph. de, bp.Wſord.
626; L.D. Ir. 550; L. Treas.
Tr. 558
— Walt. de, bp. Wíord. 626;
dm. Wíord. 628; Ld. Chanc.
In’. 574
— Wrm. (le, B. Ex. 383
Fulford, Fras., bp. Montr. 694
— Humphr., K.B. 759
— Jno., adm. (E) 835 ; (E')
838
— Jno. de, bp. Llff. 449
Fullarton, see Fullerton
Fuller, Ch. Bondl., gen. (D)
7
— Maj. F., G. Trin. 722
— Fras., gen. (A) 861
— Era.s., gem. (C) 871
— Fras., S.L. 411
— Jno. Aug., C.I.E. 807; gen.
(D) 920
— sir Jos., G.C.H. 786; gem.
(B) 868
— I&d., Adm. Adv. 423
— Saml., dm. Linc. 448
— Th. B., bp. Niag. 693
— Wm., bp. Ardf. almd Agh.
639; byp. Lim. A. and A. 639;
bp. Linc. 447 ; dri. Dham.
479; dim. Ely, 435 ; dam. St. Pat.
618
IFullerton and Fullarton
Ch. Jno., gen. (D) 920
Jno., bp. Edinb. 542; Pr.
Pp. Sc. 540
*— Jno., Sc. Bp. 545
* Prob. Same pers.
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 520
— Th., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Wrm., G. Trim, 722
— Wnn., gen. (D) 913
IFullerton-Elphinstone, see
lºlphinstone
Fulton, Graeme Auchm., gen.
(D) 924
— Jas. Forr., IK.H. 792
— Jno., gem. (D) 921
— Jno. Jeffr., gem. (D) 921
Fulc, see l'ulke
Fulco, J.C.12.377
— I. to IV., C. Anj. 27
Fulcon, Rt., Jy. 365
Eulertach, bp. Cld. 598
Eulke, I.C.J.Sm. 97
— (or Fulc), Rt., J.C.P. 377
Fulke-Greville, see Greville
Fullo, L. A., C. lºo. 43
sk
Fulthorp and Fulthorpe
— Rt., or Rog. de, J.C.P. 378;
J. It. 369; S.L. 407
— Th., J.C.P. 378
— Th., S.L. 407
Fulvianus, M. A., C. Ro. 44
Fulwar, Th., abp. Cash. and
ºl. 626; bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639
Fundulus, C. F., C. Ro. 42
Furbar, Jno., gem. (C) 871
Eurber, Th., adm. (H) 849
Furneaux, Jno., adm.
— Wm., gem. (D) 889
— Wrm. St., gen. (ID) 910
Furmeis, Adam de, dn. St.
Patr. 617
Furnell, Michl. Cudm., C.I.E.
807
Furnellis, Alam de, J. It, 366;
Jy. 363
— Hy. de, Jy. 364
— Sim. de, J. It. 368
— Wnn. de, Jy. 364
Furner, Wm., C.C.J. 403
Furmese, Hy., L.T. 157
Furnius, C., C. Ro. 47
Furnival, Th., ld., L.H.T.
153
Furrer, J., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Furzer, Dam., Sr. N. 257
Eust, see Jenner
Fusus, A. F. M., C. Ro. 38
— C. F. P., C. Ro. 39
— L. F. M., C. Ro. 38
P. F. M., C. Ro., 38
— Sex. F. M., C. Ro. 37
— Sp. F. M., C. Ro. 37-8
Ey—, see also Fi– |
Eyche, Geo., dm. St. Patr. 618
Eyers, Pet., gem. (C) 875
— Th., gem. (D) 883
— Wm., gen. (IB) 868
Fyldynge, see also Fielding
— Geo. or Ger., K.B. 759
Fyler, Lawr., gem. (ID) 904
Fyllioll, Wm., K.B. 759
Fyncham, Ad. de, A.G. 398
Elyricheden (or Fymchedom),
Wm. de, C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P.
378; S.L. 407
Fyngale, Geoff. de, A.G. 398
Fynglass, see also Finglas
l?atr., C.B. Ex. Ir. 583;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 577
Eytohe, Alb., Ch. Com. Bma.
655; gen. (D) 907
— Wm., Adm. Ind. 647
Fyvie, Geo., ld., aft. E. of
Dunfermline, q.v., L.P.S. Sc,
(G)
G.
G*** (son of Peter), B. Ex. 382
G***, bp. Brm. 531
G***, dm. Crk. 632
Gabbett, Jos., gen. (B) 866
Gabinios, A., C. R.O. 46
gºriel, I. and II., Pr. Tva.
— Jas. Wm., K.H. 791
— Rt. B., gem. (ID) 882; K.PI.
790
— Th. and Sir T., L.M. Lond.
92
Gadderar, Jas., b.p. Abdn. 540
Gaerst, Hugh de, J. It. 366 ;
y. 363
Gafney, Chr., bp. Oss, 620
Gige hon. Ed. Th., gem. (ID)
908
— hon. Th., gen. (A) 858
— sir Jmo., C.D.L. 242; Compt.
H. 292; Const. T.L. 320-21;
K.G. 738; W.C.H. 296
— sir. Wm., IK.B. 764
—— sir Wim. Hall, adm. (A)
820; (IB) 821; (C) 822; G.C.B.
770; G.C.H. 787; L. Admy. 183
Gage, visc.—
— Hy., 3rd visc., gen. (C) 873
Gage-IIa.11, see Hall
Gainsborough, Wm. de, bp.
Worc. 472
Gainsborough, E. of
— Ch. Geo., 2nd E. of, L.L
Rutl. 311
Gairdner, see also Gardiner
and Gardner
— Wrm. J., gen. (ID) 888
Gaisford, Th., dm. Chr. Ch.
Xf. 457
Gaitskell, Fk., gem. (D) 897
Galba, S. S., C. lto. 44-5; Emp.
RO. 47
Galbraith, Rt., Ld. Sess. 518
Galdric, see Baldric
Gale, Ch. Ja.s., C.C.J. 403
— Geo., M.M. 246
— Hy. Bichm., gen. (IB) 867
—ºog. C. Exc. 279-80; C. St.
— Th., dm. Yk. 487
Galeatius, bp. Drom. 604
Galerius, M., Emp. Ito. 48
Galfragus, Wm., bp. Elm. &
Dunw. 454
Galfrid and Galfridins, see
also Geoffrey
bp. Abdn. 530
bp. Llff. 449
bp. St. As, 462
Ld. Clk. Reg. 524
*Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Gallinole, Th., M.M. 246
Gall, Rd. li erp., gen, (D) 922;
L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
Gºlakan, Redm., b.p. Killa.
61.
Gallienus, Emp. Ro. 48
Galloway, All. Cle, L.H. Const.
Sc. 507
Archd. and Sir A., Chu.
E.I, Co. 645; gen, (ID) S80;
Ix.C.B. 777
— Th. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 898
Galloway, E. of
— Jas., 5th E. of, L.H.T. Sc.
498
— Jno., 7th E. of, form, ld, or
visc. Garlies, q.v., K.T. 748;
L.L. Wight, 512
— Geo., 8th E. of, form. li. Or
Visc. Garlies, q.v., adm. (A)
818; IX.T. 748; L.L. Kirkc. 510;
L.L. Wigt. 512
— lºand., 9th E. of, form. Visc.
Garlies, q.v.
— Al. 1'lant., 10th E. of, K.T.
749; L.H.C. R. Sc. 546
*:
:K
#:
Sk
I'or List of Albbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1030
INDEX OF NAMES.
Gallus, C. S., C. Ro, 42, 44
— Hostilius, Emp. Ro. 47
— L. A., C. R.O. 44
— L. C., C. R.O. 46
— P. V. A., C. Ro. 38
— Q. O., C. Ro. 42; Dt. Ro. 42
Gallwey, see also Galwey
rººf,
# gen. (I)) 919; R.C.M.G.
79
— Michl. Hy., K.C.M.G. 799
Galsagus, Wm., bp. Elm. &
Dunw. 454
Galt, Alex. Till, and sir A.,
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 796
Galton, Dougl., K.C.B. 784
Galway and Galwey, see also
Gallwey
— Ed., adm. (ID) 824
— Michl. and sir M., gen. (ID)
907; K.C.B. 780
Galway, visc. and E. of
— Hy. de Mass., 1st E. Of,
gen. (A) 857; L.J. Ir. 555-6 ;
P.C. (1715) 196
— Jno., 1st visc., S.L.R. 271
— Rt. M. A., 4th visc., Amb.
G. St. 121; Compt. H. 293;
K.B. 765; P.C. 204
Gamaliel, bp. Isl. 539; bp. S.
& M. 483
Gamarra, A., Pres. Pu. 109
Gambier, sir Ed. J., C.J.
Mdra.S. 658
— Geo. Cornish, adm. (IHI) 846
— Glouc., gen. (ID) 903
— Ja.s., adm. (A) 815
— Jas., see lö. G., infra.
— Rt., adm. (H) 845
— Rt. FitzG., adm. (H) 848
Gambier, lds.
— Jas., aft. 1st là. G., adm.
(A) 816; G. Newfil. 700; G.C.B.
767; K.C.B. 773; L. Admy.
180–1
Gamble, Dom. J., G. Bdoes.
721; G. Jam, 713; gen. (D) 909
&ameline, bp. St. Andr. 529;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
Gammell, Andr, gem. (B) 867
Gane, Jno. Lawr., Q.C. 420
Gangadi, Stamo, K.C.M.G.
796 -
Gansell, Wm., gen.(B) 865
Gant, Maur. de, J. It. 367
— Rt. de, dm. Yrk. 486; Ld.
Chall.c. 353
Gape, Josh., adm; (G) 842
Gapper, Abrm., S.L. 412
Garbh, St. Senach, bp. Clonf.
635
Garcia, M., Pres. Gua. 106 .
Garcias, I. to IV., K. Nav. 85
and 87
— -Ramirez, K. Nav. 85
—-Ximenes, K. Nav. 87
Garden, Alex., Compt. Sc. 498
Fraš., Jy. Sc. 523; Lú.
Sess. 520
Gardener and Gardiner, see
also Gardner *
— Sir Brocas C. St. 283
— Geo., dn. Norw. 455
— Hy. Lyn., gen. (D).908
— Jno. and Sir J., gem. (IB)
869; K.C.B. 776
— Matth., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Nathan Sm., gen. (ID) 905
— Percy Fort., gem. (D) 924
— Rd., L.M. Lond. 490
— Rd., dn. St. Patr. 617
— Rt. and Sir R., C.J.K.B. Ir.
578; L.J. Ir. 554
ion. Jno., G. Brmda. |
Gardener and Gardiner—comt,
— Rt. Wm. and Sir R., G.C.B.
770; G. Gibr. 670; gen. (D)
880; K.C.B. 775; K.C.H. 787
— Steph., bp. Winch. 471;
Ld. Chanc. 355; S. St. 223
— Th. and sir T., A.G. 399;
Rec. Dond. 494; S.G. 401
— Wrm., Amb. Pld. 126
— Wm., gem. (IB) 866
— sir Wm., K.B. 763
Gardner, see also Gardener
— Alan, see löl. G., infra,
— Alan Hy., adm. (IHI) 850
— Anthy. W., Pres. Lib. 100
--- jon. Fras. Far., adm. (A)
81
— Geo. Hy., adm. (IH)851
— Jno., bp. Linc. 447
— Rt., S.L. 408
— Wm. Beth., gen. (ID) 902
- Hon. Wm. Hy., gen. (A)
Gardner, lds. and visc.
— Alan, aft. Sir A. and 1st là.
- º adm. (A) 816 ; L. Admy.
1.
Al. Hyde, aft. 2nd lói. and
(?) 1st visc. G., adm. (A) 818;
R.C.B. 773
Garfield, J. A., Pres. U.S.A.
103
Gººgrave, sir Th., Sp. H.C.
4
Garland, Hy. % dm. Chich,434
— Jno., K.H. 79
— Jno. de, J. It. 366
— Jos. Gulston, adm, (HI)
845
Garlies, lds, and visc.
Jno., ld, or visc., aft. 7th
E. of Galloway, q.v., B.T. 266
— Geo., ld. or visc., aft, 8th
E. of Galloway, q.v., L.
Admy. 181; L.L. Kirkc. 510
Rand., visc., aft. 9th E. of
Galloway, q.v., L.L. Kirkc.
510; L.L. Wigt. 512
Garlike, Benj., Amb. Dk, 127;
Amb. Pr. 118; Amb. Russ.
125
Garmston, Saml... gem.(D) 889
Garnault, J #. gºn. (D) 887
— Th., gen. (D) 877
Garnet, Jno., bp. Clr. 596; bp.
Ferns and L. 622
Garnett, Jno., dm. Exr. 438
Garnier, Th., dm. Linc. 448;
dm. Rip. 482; dr. Winch. 471
Girard, sir Saml., L.M.Lond.
91
— Th., Comm. Serjt. Lond.
495
Garratt, Jno., L.M. Irond. 492
Garrett, Hy., adm. (A) 820
— Rt. and sir R., gen. (ID)
893; K.C.B. 7781; K.H. 791
Garrick, Jas. Fras., K.C.M.G.
798
Garrow, Wm. and sir W.,
A.G. 400; B. Ex. 385; C.J.
Chest. 386; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; K.C. 415; P.C. 212; S.G.
402; S.L. 413
| Garstin, Ed., gen. (D) 888
— Rt. Longm., gen, (D) 899
Garth, Ch., C. Exc. 281
— Geo., gem. (A) 859
Rd. and sir R.,
653; P.C. 221; Q.C. 418
— Th., gen. (A) 860
gºthshore, W., L. Admy.
1
Garton, Th. de, B. Ex. 383
Garvagh, Geo., 1st là., form.
G. Canning, L.L. Londy. 570
Garvey or Garvie
— Jno., abp. Arm. 595 ; b.p.
Rilm. 607; dim. Chr. Ch. Dbln.
618; dn. Ferns, 623
Garvock, Jno. and Sir J.,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (D) 898;
R.C.E. 779
Gºway, sir Hy., L.M. Lond.
91
— Wnn., C. Cus. 273
Gascoigne and Gascoyne
— Bamber, B.T. 265-6; L.
Admy, 179 -
— Ch., gem. (ID) 892
— sir Crispe, L.M. Lond. 492
— Edmd. de, W.C.P. 317
— Ern. Fk., gen. (ID) 884
— Is., gen. (A) 860
— Jno. or Wm., K.B. 758
— Jno. Hawk, gen. (D) 901
— Rt. de, W.C.P. 317
— Wm. or Jno., K.B. 758
— Wn. and Sir W., C.J.R.B.
370; S.L. 407
Gººglee, Steph., (No. 1), S.L.
— Steph. (No. 2), and sir S.,
J.C.P.; 380 K.C. 416; S.L. 413
Gºalsey, Jno., dm. Lich. 445
gasifeii, jas. M. f.i. 160
Gaskin, J. S., G. Bdoes. 720-l
Gasper, bp. Ach. 612
Gastrell, Fras., bp. Chest. 477
— Jas. Eardl., gem. (D) 917
Tº" P. Harris-, Amb. U.S.C.
Gate, see Gates
Gºl, Talph de, Const. T.L.
Gates (or Gate), Sir Jno.,
C.D.L. 242; V.C.H. 296
419 Ph. C., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
— Th., B. Ex. 384; S.L. 409
Gatesden, Jno. de, J.C.P. 376;
Jy. 364
Gatt, Sav., gen. (D) 916
Gºa, Laur. de la, R. Cr. P.A.
3
Gatty, Alf. S., R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Yk, H. 334
Gºleby, Hugh de, M. Chy.
9
Gauden, Jno., bp. Exr. 437;
bp. Worc. 473
Gaunt, Jno. de, A.G. 398
Gauntstede, Sim., L.K. 355;
M. Chy. 394; M.R. 387
Gaudy and Gawdy
— Fras. and Sir F., C.J.C.P.
375; J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
— Hy., K.B. 761
— Th., J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
— Th. (senr.), S.L. 408
Gaveston, Piers, see E. of
Cornwall
Gawdy, see Gaudy
Gawen, Roberts-, form. RO-
berts, q.v.
Gawler, Geo., G. S. Aus. 706;
R.H. 792
Gaye, Dougl, gem. (D) 920
Gºyer (or Gayre), Rt., K.B.
764.
Gynesburg, Wm., bp. Worc.
7
Gayre, see also Gayer
— sir Jmo, L.M. Lond, 491
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944–952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
103]
Grayton, Clerk, adm. (A) 814
— Geo., adm. (A, 816
Geale, Benj., L.M. Dbln. 641
Geary, sir Fras., adm. (A) 814
Gebethorpe, Wm., K.B. 756
Geddes, Jno., gen. (D) 885;
K.H. 791
3.5; Ralph de, Jy. 363
Gedge, Jno., adm. (H)846
Gedney, Jno, L.M. Lond. 490
Gee, Ed., dm. Linc. 448
— Wnn., dm. Pboro. 458
Geeres, Th., S.L. 411
Geffrey, see Geoffrey
Geffrard, N. F., Pres. Hti.
105
Geide-Olgothach K. Ir. 20
Geils, Lt.-Col., G. V.D. Ld.
708
Geisa, I. and II., K. Hgy. 59
Gelasius, abp. and bp. Arm.
595
bp. Down, 603
— I. and II., P. Ro. 33-4
Gell, Fk., bp. Mdras. 658
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
— Jno. Sh., gen. (D) 917
Gellian, Th., dn. OSs. 622
Gellie, Fras., gem. (T)) 931
Gemeticensis, Rt., abp. Cant.
430
Geminus, C. S., C. Ro. 43
†. S. º. o. fo 43
— P. S. (2), C. Ro. 42
Geneville, sir Geoffr. de,
L.J. Ir. 550
Genouilly, Rigault de, K.C.B.
778
Gent, Th., B. Ex. 384; S.L.
408
-
Geoffrey, see also Galfrid and
Jeffrey
*— bp. Lim. 638
*— (of Monmouth), bp. St.
As. 462
*— (of Turvill), bp. Oss. 620
*— bp. St. Dav. 464
*— (bp. Coutance), Ch. Jr.
362
dm. Chich. 433
(archdm. Berks.), J. It, 366
(archdn. Norw.), L.H.T.
L.K. 353
* Prob. Some same perS.
Comp. dates.
— (g. som Hy. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (2), dn. Her. 442 -
— I. to III., D. Bry. 28
— I. to VI., C. Anj. 27
George, bp. Kild. 616
— Emp. Tzde. 98
— (son of là. Hastings), K.B.
(1501) 759
— cons. of Q. Anne, also Pr.
of Denmark, D. of Cumber-
land, q.v., K.C.E. 7; K.G. 740;
P.C. 192
— (abb. of Holyrood House)
L.P.S. Sc. 501
— (iss. Ed. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (son Ed. IV.), Pr. E. 12
— (son Q. Anne), Pr. E. 14
— I., K. He. 96; K.G. 745
— I. and II., Sg. H. Dt. 72
— I. and II., Pr, TVa. 60
— I. to III., R. RuSS. 89
— I. to IV., K.E. 6, See also
under George, Pr. W. E., P
E., El. Hnr. and K. Hmr.
— II. (K.E.), K.G. 741
— II., D.S. Mgn. 79
:k
:k
::::
152
-k
George—comt.
— —Albert, Pr. S. Rdt. 79
—-Aug. (aft. Geo. II., K.E.),
El. Hnr. 71; K.G. 741; P.C.
196; Pr. E. 14; Pr. W. E. 9
— -Aug. Fred. (S., aft. Geo.
IV., K.E.) Pr. E. 14 ; Pr. W.
E. 9; K. Hnr. 71
— -Ch. Fk., D.S. Alt. 78
— Den., B. Ex, Ir. 584; Rec.
Dbln. 642
— –FR., D.S. Mgn. 79
—-Fk., M. Bdn. 67
— -Fk. Ch. Jos., G.D. M. Str.
75
— –Flö. Darl., gen. (D) 901
— –Fk. Erm. Alb. (g. som Q.
Victoria), Pr. E. 15
k. &c., form. D. of Cumb.
q.v., K. Hnr. 71; gen. (D) 895
—-FK. Hy., Pr. W. Pyr. 80
—-Fk. Wm. Ch. (g. son Geo.
III.), Pr. E. 15
— Jno., J.Q.B. Ir. 579; S.G.
Ir, 590
—-Lewis (aft. Geo. I., K.E.),
#. Hnr. 70; K.G. 741; Pr. E.
1
—-Podiebrad, K. Brma. 59
— -Victor, Pr. W. Pyr. 80
— –Wnn. (c.c. D. Of Zell), D.
Brk. 70; K.G. 741
—-Wrm., D. Pr. 65
T 14 -Wm. (son Geo. II.), Pr. E.
—-Wm., Pr. L. Sch. 73
— Wrm., dn. Linc. 448
— –Wm. Fk. Pr.,(aft Geo. III.),
El. Hnr. 71; K.G.742; K. Hnr.
71; Pr. E. 14; Pr. W. E. 9
*Gerald, bp. Cork,630
: bp. Cork and Cl. 631
*— (St.), bp. Mayo, 611
>; dri. Ard, 609
* Prob. Same
Comp. dates.
Geran, bp. Saig. 620
Gerard and Gerrard
— abp. Yk. 485; bp. Her. 441
— bp. Drom. 604
— (d. Alsace), D. Line. 29
— (abp. Aix), L.H.A. 170
— And..., b.p. Abdn. 540
— sir Ch., G. I. Man, 666
— Cuthb., G. I. Man, 666
— Gilb., K.B. 762
— Gilb., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— sir Gilb., A.G. 398; Ld.
Chanc. 356 ; M.R. 388
— sir Gilb., C.D.L. 242
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Radd. G. I. Man, 666
— Th., G. I. Man, 665-6
— Wm., dm. St. Pat. 618; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 490
Gºwan, Flor., bp. Clonm.
- *
0
Gerlach, Pr, Nass. 75
Germaine, see li. Geo. Sack-
ville; see also Jermyn and St.
lbans
Germanus, bp. Isl. 539; bp.
S. and M. 483
Gernenue, Ad. de, J. It. 365
Gernoun, Jno.; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
Gernum, Ralph, J. It. 367
Gerrard, see Gerard
Gervais, Isaac, dm. Trn. 613
Gervase, bp. Drom, 604
— bp. St. Dav. 464
Gery, Th., M. Chy, 396
Gesalric, K. Sp. 85
pers.
Gese, Jno., b.p. Wſord. and L.
627
Gestling, Jrmo. de, Jy., 364
Geta, C. L., C. Ro. 45
S., Emp. Ro. 47
Gethin, Abs., dn. Oss. 623
Gettour, Wrm., L.H.A. 171
Gex, Jno. Pet. de, aft. Sir J.
Óð. 415 *
Geyt, Geo. le, adm. (H)844
Gheast, Edm., bp. Boch. 460;
bp. Sal. 467
Ghika, A., H. Wea. 94
— Pr. A. D., H. Weal.94
— G. A., H. Mva. 94
Ghinucci, Jer. de, bp. Worc.
473
Gholam Hussum, &c., Nawab,
F.C.S.I. 803
Ghulam, Mirza, C.I.E., 807
Gib, Wm. Anthy., gen. (D) 928
— Gavin, Modr. K. Sc. 547
Gibbervin, Geoff., Jy. 364
Gibbon, Gybon, and Gybbon
— Ed., B.T. 266
Ed. H., Mowb. H. 340;
Norr. K.A. 330; Yk. H. 334
Jas. Rt., gem. (D) 909
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336
— Jno., L.H.A. 172
— Matth. C. H., Richmd. H.
3
334
— Ph., S.L.R. 271
— Th., dn. Carl. 476
— Th., S.L. 411
— Th. Mitch., C.I.E. 806
Gibbons, Ed., C. Cus. 274
——sir Jno., K.B. 765
— Phil., L.T. 157
— Sills, J. and sir S., L.M.
LOnd. 492
— Wnn., L.M. Dbln. 641
Gibbs, Ed. and sir E., G. Jsey.
668; gen. (B) 870; K.C.B. 776
— Fk. Waym., Q.C. 419
— Jno. Innes, gen. (D) 912
— Michl., L.M. Lond. 492
— Saml. and sir S., gen. (C)
873; K.C.B. 774
— Vic. and Sir V., A.G. 400;
C.B. Ex. 382; C.J.C.P. 376;
C.J. Chest. 386; J.C.P. 380;
R.C. 415; P.C. 209; S.G. 402;
S.L. 412
Gibson, sir Alex., Ld. Clk.
Reg. 525; Ld. Sess. 519
— Edg., gem. (D) 900
— Edm., bp. Linc. 447; bp.
Lond. 452; P.C. 197
— Ed., aft. li. Ashbourne,
q.v., A.G. Ir. 589; Ld. Chamc.
Ir. 577 -
— Jas. Brown, K.C.B. 779
— Jno. dn. Down. 605
— sir Jno., J. Pr. Ct. 421
— Jno. Geo., A.G. Ir. 589;
J.Q.B.D. Ir. 580; S.G. Ir. 590;
S.L. II. 593
— Jno. Th., gem, (D) 881
— Th. Milner, P.C. 215; Pres.
B.T. 269; V.P.B.T. 269
— Wnn., Ld. Sess. 518
Gibsone, Dav. A., gem. (D) 889
— Jno. Ch. Hope, gem. (D) 897
Gidney, Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
Gidoin, Jno. Lew, adm. (A) 816
Giffard, see also Gifford
Geo., adm. (D) 833; (E)
838; K.C.B. 780
— Geo. M. and sir G., Jud.
Com, P.C. 361; L.J. App. 389;
;” 218; Q.C. 418; V. Chanc.
3
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1632
INDEX OF NAMES.
Giffard—comt. -
— Godfr., bp. Worc. 472; J.
It. 368; Ld. Chanc. 353
— Hard. St., aft. Sir S. and ló.
Halsbury, q.v., Jud. Com.
P.C. 362; Ld. Chanc. 358;
P.C. 220; Q.C. 418; S.G. 403
— Hy. Alexr., Q.C. 419
— Hugh, Const. T.L. 320;
J.C.P. 376; Jy. 364
— Jno., adm. (A) 819
— Jno., adm. (GF) 840
— Jno., K.B. 754
— Jno. W. de L., C.C.J. 405
— Nichs., K.P. 755
— Rd., J. It. 366
— Walt., abp. Yk. 485; bp.
B. & W. 427; Comst. T.L. 320;
L.H.T. 152; Ld. Chanc. 353
— Wm., bp. Winch. 470; Ld.
Chanc. 352–3
Gifford, see also Giffard
— Ad., Ld. Sess. 521
— Godfr., see Giffard
— Ja.s., adm. (IHI) 844
— (or Gyfford), Jno., K.B. 759
— lºt., see lil. G., infra,
— Th., bp. Kild. 616
— Wrm., gen. (C) 874
— Sir Wm., C. Exc. 279 ; G.
Gr. Hosp. 854
S.L. 413
Gigles, Jno., bp. Worc. 473
— Silv., bp. Worc. 473
Gilbert, Gillebert,
Giselbert
:: abp. Arm. 595; bp. Rph.
601
*— bp. Ardf. & Agh. 639; dim.
Ardf. 640
*— bp. Brm. 530
*— bp. Clonm. 600
*— bp. Cork, 630
*— bp. Dkld. 533
bp. Gall. 538
*— bp. Isl. 539
- (Gille or Gillebert), bp.
Linn. 638
(Universalis), bp. Lond,
bp. St. As. 462
*— (of Galloway), bp. S. and
MI. 483
*— dri. Clonm, 600
*— dm. Cloy. 632
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Lux. 84
— D. Bdy. 28
— D. Line. 29
— Ash. T., bp. Chich. 433
— Davis, Pres. B. Soc. 940
— Geoffr. or Jeff. and Sir G.,
B. Ex. 384; C.B. Ex. 382;
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; J.K.B. Ir.
579; L.K. and C.G.S. 357;
S.L. 411
— Jno., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Llff. 449; bp. Sal. 467 ; dim.
Exr. 438; IP.C. 200
— Jno., b.p. Bgr. 426; bp. Her.
441; bp. St. Dav. 464; L.H.T.
153
Ph. Ed. V., gem. (D) 926
— Rt., bp. Lond. 451; dim. Yk.
and
}:
#:
×
><
2k
451
º
×
487
— Walt. Ral. and Sir W., gem.
(D) 879; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 777
— Wm., gem. (D) 877
Gilbertus, see Gilbert
Gildea, Geo. FK., gen. (D) 931
— Jno. Arth., gen. (I)) 910
Giles (or Gyles), Edm., M.
Chy. 395
Gilford. Rd. Ja.s., ld., aft. 4th
E. of Clanwilliam, q.v., adm.
(E) 836; L. Admy, 185
Gill, J. B., Pres, Pgy. 110
— Th., adm. (IH)847
Wm., L.M. Lond. 492
Gillan, Jno., bp. Dnbl. 542;
Sc. bp. 545
— Rt., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Gille and Gillebert,
Gilbert
Gillespie, Hy. Ja.s., gen. (D)
Sé6
— Rt. Rollo and Sir R., gen.
(C) 873; (ID) 934; K.C.B. 774
— Wnm. Jn., gem. (ID) 934
Gillett, Arth.W., adm. (IHI) 853
gºt (Or Gyllot), Jno., K.B.,
7
Gillian, Th., gen. (D) 924
Gillies, Ad., Ld. Sess. 520
Gillus, K. Sc. 17
Gilmore, sir Ch., B.T. 264
Gilmour, Ch., gem. (ID) 885
— Dug. Little. and sir D.,
gen. (B) 870; I.C.B. 776
— Sir Jno., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516
Gilpin, Ch., Sec. P.L.B. 262
Gipps, sir Geo., G. N.S.W. 703
- Resa, gen, (D) 923; IX.C.B.
7
Girardot, Geo. Ch., gen, (D)
927
Girdler, Jos., S.L. 411 X-
Girdlestone, Saml., Q.C. 417
— Wrm. Bolt., gen. (D) 916
Giró, J. F., Pres. Ugy. 111
Gisborne, Ja.s., gen. (B) 865
— Th., Pres. Coll. Ph.938
Giselbert, see Gilbert
Giselham, Wm. de, A.G. 398;
J.C.P. 377 ; S.L. 406
Giselherus, bp. Sels. 432
Giso, bp. Wlls. 427
Gisors, or Gysors
— Jno. de, Comst. T.L. 320
— Jno. de, L.M. Lond. 488-9
Glabrio, M. A., C. Ro. 43-4-6
Gladstanes, Gladstaines
and Gladstone, see also
Gledstames
— Geo., abp. St. Amdr. 529;
bp. Cness. 531
— Herb. Jno., L.T. 162; U.S.
War, 233
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— Sir Th., L.L. Kinc. 510
— Wnn. Ewart, Ch. Ex. 166;
Com. Io. Isl. 129; L.P.S. 241;
L.T. 160-1-2; M.M. 247; P.C.
214; Prem. 150-1; Pres. B.T.
269; U.S.W. and C. 231; V.P.
B.T. 269; W. and C. Sec.
231
Wm. Hy., L.T. 162
Gladwin, Hy., gen, (C) 872
Gla haul, Hugh de, J. It. 367
Glamis, lds. -
— Jno., 1st là., L.G.C. Sc. 506;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Jimo., 3rd ld., L.J. Gen.
522
Jno., 8th lil., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; Lól. Sess. 517
Gland, Jno., B. Ex. Ir, 583
Glandie, Jno., dn. Cash. 627
Glandore, Jno., 2nd E. Of,
MI.P., Tr. 585
Glanville, Barth. de, J. It. 367
— Fras. Rt., gen. (ID) 916
— Gilb, de, bp. Roch. 459
J. It. 366; Jy. 363
— Jno. J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Jno. and sir J., Sp. H.C.
249 ; S.L. 409
— Osb. de, Jy. 363
— Ran. de, Ch. Jr. 362; J. It.
366; Jy. 363
— Wrm. de, Jy. 364
Glappa, K.E. 2
Glascock and Glasscock
— Ed., C. St. Ir, 568
— Talb. Br. M., gen. (ID) 933
Wm., M. Chy. 395-6
Glasfurd, Jno., gen. (ID) 894
Glasgow, Geo., gen. (IB) 868
Glasgow, E. of
— Dav., 1st. E. of, form. Dav.
and lå. Boyle, q.v., L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525;
Tr. Dep. Sc. 498
— Jno., 3rd E. of, L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546
— Geo., 4th E. of, G.C.H. 786;
L.L. Ayrsh. 508; L.L. Rºmfw.
511
5 Jas., 5th E. of, L.L. Rimfw.
11
— Geo. Fk., 6th E. of, Ld.
Clk. Reg. 525
Glasscock, see Glascock
Glasse, FK. Hy. Hastings,
adm. (E) 835; (F) 838
— Jno. Maxw., gem. (D) 898
— Wm. B., Q.C. 417
Glastonbury, Jas., ld., form.
Jas. Grenville, q.v.
Gledstaines, see also Glad-
StaneS
— sir Alb., gen. (B) 867
Glegg, Berk., gen. (B) 868
Gleichen, ct., see Hohenlohe,
Pr. Vict. Ferd. Of
Gleig, Geo., b.p. (Brm, 541; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
Glenbervie, Sylv., ld., form.
S. Douglas, q.v., B.C. 252;
C.W.F. &c. 271; G.C.G.H.
678; L.T. 158; Paym. G. 245;
S.W.F. 271; V.P.B.T. 269
Glencairn, E. of
— Wrm., 9th E. of, Comm.
Tr. Sc. 497; L.J. Gen. 522;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515; P.C. 190
— Wnn., 12th E. of, gen. (C)
872
Glendoning, Matth., b.p.
Glasg. 536
Glenelg, Ch., 1st là, form. Ch.
Grant, q.v.
Glenham, Hy., b.p. St. As.
462; dum. Brl. 440
Glenlyon, Jas., 1st. 1d., form.
Jas. Murray, q.v., gen. (B)
869; IX.C.H. 787
Glenorchy, Jno., visc., aft.
3rd E. of Breadalbane, q.v.,
K.B. 764; L. Admy. 178
Glentworth, lds.
— Wnn. Cecil, 1st là., form.
W. C. Pery, q.v.
— Edmol. Hy., ld., aft. 1st
visc. and E. Of Limerick, q.v.,
Sec. St. Ir. 562
Glicia, M. C., Dt. Ro. 42
Giggs, Archd. R., gen. (ID)
Gloucester, Milo, see E. of
Hereford
— Walt. de, B. Ex. 383; J. It
369; dm. Chlch. 434
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1033
Gloucester, E. and D. of
— Hugh de Audley, E. of
(1327), form, Sir H. le De-
Spencer, q.v.
— Th. Plantagenet, D. of,
(6th son of Edw.III.), form. E.
of Buckingham and 6th lä.
º, Despencer, q.v., L.L. Ir.
— Humphr. Plantagenet, D.
of (son of Hen. IV.), form. E.
of Pembroke, q.v., K.G. 734;
G. Ch. Isl. 667; K.B. 755;
Ld. K. 355; W.C.P. 318; see
also Pr. Humphrey
-— Rd. Plantagenet, D. of (aft.
Rd. III., q.v.), K.B. 756; K.G.
736; L.H.A. 174; W.C.P. 318
y., D. of (son of Ch. I).,
K.G. 740; P.C. 189
— Wm., D.of (son of Q. Anne),
K.G. 741
— Wm. Hy., D. of (g. son of
Geo. II.), F.M. 856; gen. (A)
858; K.G. 742; P.C. 201
— Wm. Flº., D. of, son of last
D., F.M. 856; G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; gen. (A) 860; K.G.
742; P.C. 207
Glover, Jno. Hawl. and sir J.,
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Lag. 687;
G. Leew. Isl. 728; G. Newfa.
700
— Rt., Ptc. C.A. 337; Som. H.
332
— Wm., S.L. 413
Glycerius, Emp. W.E. 49
Glyn, Glynn, and Glynne
— hon. Geo.,
Wolverton, q.v., Sec. Tr. 164
Tºon Hy. Carr, adm. (E)
— Hy. Rd., adm. (A) 819
— Jno., dn. Bgr. 426
— Jno., S.L. 412
— Jno. and sir J., C.J.K.B.
370; Rec. Lond. 494; S.L.
409-10
— Julius Rd. and sir J., gen.
(D) 906; K.C.B. 781
— Sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 492
Tºº Rd. Carr, L.M. Lond.
2
— Rd. Th., gen. (ID) 925
— Sir St. Rd., L.L. Flints, 314
— Wm., bp. Bgr. 426
Gºre, Sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
l
Gobat, Saml., bp. JSlm. 677
Głodbolt, Jno., J.C.P. 379; S.L.
409
Godby, Chr., gen. (D) 887
*
— Jno. Hardy, adm. (H)
845
Gºaara, Captn., G. Bmda.
7
— Guib., S.L. 410
— Jno., gen. (D. 919
— Th., M.M. 247
Godefridus, see Godfrey
*Gºodeleigh, Jno., bp. Exr.
(nonn.) 436
*— Jno. de, dum. Wells, 428
* Prob. same pers.
Goderede, Wm., J.K.B. 371;
S.L. 407
Goderick, see Goodricke
Goderich, see also Goodrich
— Fk. Jno., visc., form. F. J.
Robinsom, q.v., aft. E. of
Ripon, q.v.; L.T. 159; W. and
C. Sec. 231
Godericus, bp. St. Andr. 528
aft. 2nd lå.
Godfrey, Godfridus,
Godefridus
— bp. B. and W. 427
— (or Wm.) bp. Chich. 432
— bp. St. As. 462
— C. Hlt. 81
— D. Thy. 57
— (de Bouillon), K. J.Sm. 97
— I. to IX., D. Line. 29
— Rd., M. Chy. 396
Godley, Jno. Arth., C.I.R. 286;
U.S. Ind. 236
Gºodman, Jos., Sec. P.O. 239
— Rd. Temp., gen. (ID) 924
Godmundus, bp. Roch. 459
Godolphin, Ch., C. Cus. 274
— Hy., dm. St. P. 453
— Fras., K.B. 763
— Fras., see E. of G., infra,
— Jno., J. Adm. Ct. 423; J.
Pr. Ct. 421
Godolphin, lds. and E. of
— Sydney, aft. 1st là. and E.
of G., and Visc. Rialton, q.v.,
Ch. Ex. 164; K.G. 741; L.H.T.
140; L.T. 141,155; L.L.Cnwall.
307; P.C. 192, 4; Prem. 140-1;
S. St. 224
— hom. Fras., visc. Rialtón,
q.v., aft. 2nd E. of G., Coff.H.
293; Gr. St. 303-4; T.P.S. 240;
P.C. 197; Tell. Ex. 167
Godred (Crovan) I., K. Man.
665
— (Crovan) II., K. Man. 665
Godschal, sir Rt., L.M. Lond.
491
Gºodson, Rd., Q.C. 417
Godwin, Godwinus,
Godwyn
bp. Lich. 443
º dun. St. P. 452
(3) byp. Norw. 459
(3) bp. Roch. 459
*— Fras., bp. Her. 441 ; bp.
Llff. 449
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Hy., gen. (D) 882; K.C.B.
— Matt., adm. (D) 824
— Th., abp. B. and W.428; dri.
Cant. 431; dim. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457
— Tim., bp. Cash. and Eml.
626; bp. Kilm. and Ard. 607
Goe, Field Pl., b.p. Melb. 705
Goems, Ryck, Van (No. 1), G.
Ceyl. 672
-ºck. Van (No. 2), G. Ceyl,
57
and
and
.
.
sk
Grogan, see GOrgan
Gogh, Jno., M. Chy. 393
Gogwan (or Gucanor or Gu-
canus), bp. Llff. 449
Gohur, &c., C.I.E. 806
Goiafre, Jno., G. Ch. Isl. 667
Golborne, Chr., dm. Rild. 619
Golbourn, Wm., bp. Kild. 617
Gold, Ch. Emil, gem, (D) 895
— Wm. Geo., gen. (D) 894
Goldbeter, Barth., M.M. 246
Goldesburgh, see Golds-
borough
Goldfinch, Hy., gen. (D) 879;
IK.C.B. 777
Gºlgie, AleXr. Jno., gem. (A)
62
Geo. Dashw. T., K.C.M.G.,
99
— Geo. L., (D) 882;
IK.C.B. 779
— Th., gen. (B) 866
gel).
Golding, Ed., B.C. 252; L.T.
158
— Walt., B. Ex. Ir. 583
Goldington, Wm. de, J. It.
6
369
gºrough and Goldes-
g
— Ed., B. Ex. 383
— Godfr., b.p. Glr. 438
— sir Jno., Sp. H.C. 248
— Th., B. Ex. 383
Goldsmid, Alb., gen. (ID) 892
— Fras. Hy., Q.C. 418
— Fk. Jno. and Sir F., gen.
(ID) 913; K.C.S.I. 803
Goldsmith, Ed., dm. Elph. 609
— Geo., adm. (ID) 832; (E') 838
— Is., dm. Cloy. 633
— Leofst., Portr. Lond. 488
Goldsworthy, Burrington,
C. St. 283
— Josh. Webb., gen. (D) 896
— Ph., gen. (IB) 866
— Rog. Tuckf. and sir R.,
G. Br. Hond. 714; G. Gren.
724; G. Nev. 730; G. St. Luc.
725; K.C.M.G. 799
— Walt. Tuckf., gen. (D) 928
Goldwall, Jas., bp. Norw.455;
dn. Sal. 468; Regr. Gart. 746
— Th., bp. Oxf. 456; bp. St.
As. 462
Grollenesse, Jul. Val. St. Van,
G. Ceyl. 672
Gomen.soro, T., Pres. Ugy.
111
Gomm, Wm. Mayn. and Sir
W., C.C. Ind. 651; Const. T.L.
321; F.M. S56; G.C.B. 770;
G. Mtius. 683; gem. (A) 863;
R.C.E. 775
Gondemar, K. Bdy. 28
Gondibert, K. Limd, 49
Gondulph, K. Sc. 19
Gonshull, Th. de, K.B. 754
Gontran, K. Fr. 22
Gºnzales, Ig., Pres. Dom. Rep.
105
— M., Pres. Mex. 104
— St. J., Pres. S. Salv. 106
Gooch, Th., b.p. Brl. 439; bp.
Ely, 435; bp. Norw. 455
— Th. Lewis, adm. (HI) 848
— sir Wim., gem. (C) 871
Goodacre, Hugh, abp. Arm.
595 -
Goodall, Sam. Crainst., adm.
(A) 815
Goode, Wm., dn. Bip. 482
Goodenough, Arth. Cyr., gen.
(ID) 904
— Edm., dm. Wils. 429
— Geo. Tr., C. Tx. 285
— Hy. Ph., gem. (ID) 907
— Saml., bp. Carl. 476 ; dim.
Roch. 461
— Wrm. Howl., gen. (D) 929
Goodfellow, Chr., S.L. 410
— Geo. Ritso, C.I.E. S08
— Saml., gem. (D) 878
— Wm. Barke, gen. (T)) 898
— Wm. West, gen. (ID) 926
Goodier, sir —, C.Y.G. 298
Goodinge, Th., S.L. 411
Gººdlake, Ger. Litt., gem. (D)
92.1
Goodman, Gabr., dm. Westr.
469
— Godfr., b.p. Glr. 438; bp.
Her. 441; dim. Roch. 461
— Jhno., dhn. Wils. 429
— Steph. Arth., gen. (ID) 880;
R.H. 791
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
66
1034
INDEX OF NAMES.
Goodrich and Goodricke,
See also Goderich
Fras, K.C., 414
— sir Hy., L.G.O. 259; P.C.
194
— Sir Jmo., Amb. Sw. 126;
B.T. 267; P.C. 203
— Rd., M. Chy. 395
— Th., b.p. Ely, 435; Ld. K.
and Ld. Chanc. 355
Goodsman, Dav., gem. (D) 891
Goodwin and Goodwyn
— Alfr. Geo., gen. (ID) 898
— Harv., bp. Carl. 476; dh.
Ely, 435
— Hy., gen. (D) 895
— Julius Edm., gen. (ID) 903
— Rt., Comm. Ir. 554
— Wrm., dr. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
Goold, Th., S.L. Ir, 593
Goranus, K. Sc. 18
Gordianus, I. to III., Emp.
RO, 47
Gordon, Abrm. Hy., gem. (D)
890
— Ad., gem. (C) 873
— li. Adam, gem. (A) 858
— Alexr., bp. Abdm. 530;
L.P.S. S.C. 500
— Alexr., b.p. Gall. 538; bp.
Isl. 539; Lud. Sess. 517
— Alexr., gen. (D) 896
– hom. Alexr., K.C.B. 775
— hon. Alexr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Alexr. Crombie, adm. (H)
851
— Sir Alexr. Duff, C.I.R. 285
— hon., Alexr. Ham. and Sir
A., gem. (I)) 898; K.C.B. 780
— Alexr. Wm., gen. (ID) 914
— Amdr., gen. (B) 866
— hon. Arth. Ham. and Sir
A., G.C.M.G. 795; G. Ceyl.
673; G. Fiji, 711; G. Mtius.
684; G. N. Brk. 696; G. N.Z.
709; G. Trim, 722; G. W.
Pacif. 711; K.C.M.G. 796
— Benj., gen. (A) 859
— Benj. Forbes, gem. (B) 868
— Benj. Lumsd., gen. (ID),931
— Ch., adm. (D) 827; (G) 840
Ch. A. Bosw., gen. (ID) 924
— Ch. B., adm. (H) 846
— Ch. Ed. P., gen. (D) 909
— Ch. Geo., gen. (ID) 924
— Ch. Hy., gen. (D) 908
— Ch. Sp. S. E., gem. (D) 918
— Cosm., B. Ex. Sc. 524
— Cosm., gen. (A) 863
— Edw. Str., see lá. G. infra,
*
— Gabr., G. Br. Hond. 714;
gen. (A) 862
— Geo., dm. EXr, 438; dim.
Linc. 448
— Sir Geo., aft. 1st là. Haddo
and E. of Aberdeen, q.v.,
L.P. Ct. Sess. 516; Ld. Sess.
519; Pres, P.C. Sc. 500
— Geo. Jno. Iłobt., Amb.
Hmr. 120; Amb. Sw, and N.
127; Amb. Swz. 114; Amb.
Ugy. 137 -
— Geo. Th., adm. (E) 835;
(E') 838
— Hy., adm. (D) 825; (G) 840
— Hy. Wm., gem. (D) 887;
JK.C.B. 783
— Hugh Mack, gen. (B) 868
— Ja.s., gem. (ID) 890
— Jas. Alexr. and Sir J., adm.
(B) 821; (D) 825; G.C.B. 769;
G. Gr. Hosp. 854; K.C.B. 774;
L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
Gordon—cont.
— Jas. Dav., R.C.S.I. 803
— Jas. Gabr., adm. (H) 849
— Jas. Murr., adm. (ID) 827
— Jas. Will, and sir J., G.C.B.
768; G.C.H. 786; gen. (A)
862; K.C.B. 774
— Jno., bp. Gall. 538
— Jno., bp. Gall. 539
— Jno., dri. Sal. 468
— Jno., gen. (ID) 892
— Jno., gen. (ID) 921
— hon. Jno., adm. (IHI) 846
— ld, Jno. Flº., G.C.H. 787
— Jno. Jas. Hood, gen. (D).931
— Jno. Wm. and sir J., gen.
(D) 901; K.C.B. 779
— Lewis, Ld. Sess. 520
— Lewis, Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Lewis Conway, C.I.E. 807
— Rt., adm. (IHI) 847
Rt., B.C. 253; Sec. B.C.
254; Sec. Tr. 163
Rt., G. Berb. 715
— Rt., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— hon. Rt. and sir R., Amb.
Aust. 117; Amb. BZl. 135;
Amb. TRy. 129; G.C.B. 772;
G.C.H. 786; P.C. 210
— Saml. Edw., gen. (ID) 908
— Th., K.H. 792
— Th. Ed., gen. (D) 931
— Wrm., adm. (A) 814
Wm., adm. (IHI) 847
Wm., K.B. 765
Wm. and Sir W., Amb. G.
St. 121; Amb. Dk, 127
* 2 Same pers.
— Wm., bp. Abdn. 530
— Wnn., C.C.J. 403 -
—Wm., C.I.E. 806; gen. (ID)
925
— Wm., gen. (ID) 906
— hon. Wm., adm. (ID) 827;
L. Admy. 183
— hon. Wrm., gem. (A) 859
— lá. Wm., V.A. Sc. 499
— Wrm. Alexr., gen. (D) 880
— Wnn. Br., K.C.M.G. 798
— Wnn. Elr., adm. (E) 837
85 Wm. Evr. Alph. adm. (H)
51
— Wm. Rt., gen. (D) 930
Gordon, lds, and D. of. See
also Richmond and Gordon
— Ed. Str., aft. 1d. G., D.
Fac. Sc. 527; Jud. Com. IP.C.
361; L. App. 358; Lá. Adv.
526; P.C. 219; S.G. Sc. 527
— Geo., ld., aft. 2nd M. of
Huntley, q.v., K.B. 762
— Geo., 1st D. of, K.T. 747
— Cosmo Geo., 3rd. D.
R.T. 747
:#
:k
of,
— Alexr., 4th D. of, K.T.
748; L.K. Sc. 503; L.L.
Abdn. 508
— Geo., 5th D. of, form. E., of
Aboyne and M. of Huntley,
q.v., L.K. Sc. 503; P.C. 211;
L.L. Abdn. 508
Gordon-Lennox, see Lennox
Gore, Ann. Km., gen. (D) 916
— Arth., gen, (D) 891; K.H.
792
— Arth. Kn., T.L. Sligo, 571
— Augs. Flº., G. St. Vin.
725; G. Tob. 724
— hom. Ch. and sir C., G.C.B.
770; gen. (D) 883; K.C.B. 778;
R.H. 791
— hon. Ch. Alexr., C.W.F.
&c., 272-3.
Gore—comt.
— Fras., G. Brmdal, 701; G.
|Upp. Cam. 692
— Geo., A.G. Ir. 588; J.C.P.
Ir, 581 -
Geo., K.H. 791
— hon. Geo., dn. Killa. 614
— Hy., gen. (B) 864
— Hugh, bp. Wíord, and L.
627; dm. Lism. 629
— Humph., gem. (B) 864
— Sir Jno., adm. (A) 819;
G.C.H. 787; K.C.B. 774
— (2) Jno., adm. (IHI) 846
— Jno., gen. (IB) 865
— Jno., aft. lil. Annaly, q.v.,
C.J.K.B. Ir, 578; S.G. Ir. 58)
— Ralph, L.M. Dbln. 641
— sir Ralph, Ch. Ex. Ir. 562;
L.J. Ir. 556
— Rd., C. Cus. Ir. 565
— hon. Rt., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb. Ugy. 136
— Wm., bp. Clonf. and K. 636;
bp. Elph. 608; bp. Lim., A
and A. 639; dn. Cash. 627
— Wrm., C. St. Ir. 568
— Wm., dn, Cllr. 597;
Down, 605
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Gorgan (or Gogan), abp. St.
Daw. 463
Gorges, Edm., K.P. 758
— Ralph de, L.D, Ir. 551
— Rd., gen. (B) 864
— Rt., dr. Kilmacd. 638
— Saml., J.C.IP. Ir. 581
Goring, Geo., 1st lá., aft. E. of
Nºrwich, q.v., W.C.H. (1640),
9
dın.
Gormanstown, visc.
— Rt., 1st visc., L.D. Ir. 553
T55Wm. 2nd visc., L.J. Ir.
5
— Jem., 7th visc., C. Treas. Ir,
559
— Jen.Wrm. Jos., 14th visc. G.
Br. Gu. 715; G. Leew. Isl. 728;
K.C.M.G. 798
Gormo, R. Dk. 93
Gorreguer, Gid., K.H. 789
Gorst, Jno. Eld, and. Sir J.
§ 419 ; S.G. 403 ; U.S. Ind.
6
Gorwysc or Gorwyst, abp.
St. Dav. 463
Goschen, Geo. J., Amb. Thy.
130; C.D.L. 243; Ch. Ex. 166;
L. Admy. 185; L.T. 162; P.C.
217; Paym. G. 245; Pres.
L.G.B. 256; Pres. P.L.B. 262;
V.P.B.T. 269
Gººselin, Th. Le M., adm. (A)
9
Gosselyn, Ger., gen. (A) 862
Gosset and Gossett,
— Hy., adm. (G) 841
— Jas. Wm., gen. (D) 902
— Raph. All. and Sir R.,
R.C.B. 784
— sir. Wm., gen. (D) 882;
R.C.H. 787; U.S. Ir. 563
— Wrm. Dr., gen. (D) 911
Gosford, E. of.
— Archd., 2nd E. of, C.Y.G.
298; G.C.B. 772; G. Can. 691;
L.L. Arm. 568; P.C. 213
— Archd., Br. Sp. 4th E. of,
K.P. 751; L.L. Arm. 568
Goske, Ysbr., G. C.G.H. 678
Gosling, Geo., K.H. 792
— Hy. Ch., gen. (D) 901
Wm. Fras. Cl., gen. (D) 920
I'o). List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1035
Gosnel or Gosnold, Jno., M.
Chy.395; S.G. 401
Gostling, Ch., gen. (D) 895
Gote, Reg. de, dn. Yk, 486
Groth, Raym, de la, dn. Linc.
# dn. Sal. 468; dri. St. P.
{}
aghelon, I. and II., D. Line.
Gott, Jno., dm. Worc. 474
— Wm. Ch., gem. (D) 924
Goubert, P. J. Pres. Trl. 101
Gough, Ch. Jno. and Sir C.,
ge. (b) ºr of 78i
— Fras., b.p. Lim. 638
— Fk. Wm., adm. (H) 852
— Hugh, see visc. G. infra
— Sir Hugh Hy., gen. (D) 932;
K.C.B. 781
— Jno. Bloomf. and Sir J.,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (D) 889;
R.C.B. 779
— Th. Bunb., dm. Dry. 602
Gough: lds, and visc.
— Hugh, aft. Sir H. and 1d.
and Visc. G., C.C. Ind. 651;
C.C. Mdras. 657; F.M. 856;
e . 769;
G.C.S.I. ; K.C.B. 776;
K.C.S.I. 802; P.C. 216
Gºburn, Ed., P.P. 416; S.L.
— Ed. Meyr., dm. Norw, 456
— Fla., C. Cus. 277 -
— Hy., Ch. Ex. 165; Ch. Sec
Ir. 563; H. Sec. 227; L.T. 159,
60, 61; P.C. 210; U.S. Home,
227; U.S. W. and C. 231
Gould, Ch. and Sir C. Gould-
Morgan, J.A.G. 937; see tulso
Morgan
— Sir Pºgº adm. (A) 818;
% 822; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B.
{}
— G. F., Amb. Swa. 128
— Hy., S.L. 411
— Hy, and Sir H., B. Ex. 385 ;
J.C.P. 379; K.C. 415; S.L.
412; J.K.B. 373
gººdsbury, Val., G. Gamb.
gºlston, Jos., dn. Chich.
Gourly, Jno., adm. (HI) 846
dºnay, sir Matth. de, K.G.
Gowan, Geo. E., gem. (D) 886
— Jas. Young, gem. (D) 912
Gowen, Th., dn. Clr. 597
º hom. Bapt. Tieveson,
.T. 264
— Ed. Lev., adm. (A) 819
— sir Erasm., adm. (A) 816;
G. Newfol. 700
— lá. Fras. Leveson, c. c. 1d.
Fras. Egerton, q.v., aft. 1st E.
of Ellesmere, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir,
563; L.T. 159; P.C. 211; Sec.
at W. 234; U.S.W. and C.
21
3
— Geo. Gr. Lev., L.T. 162
—ld. Gr. Lev., aft, 1st Visc.
and E. Granville, q.v., Amb.
Pr. 118; Amb. Russ. 125; L.T.
158; P.C. 207; Sec. at W.
4
23
— Hy, bp. St. Dav. 464
— Jno. Lev., gem. (B) 867
— hon. Jno. LeV., adm. (A)
815; L. Admy. 180
— hon, Jno. Lev., see ld. G.,
infra,
— hon. Rd. Lev., U.S.S. 226
Gower, lds. and E.
— Sir Jno. Lev., aft, 1st là.
G., C.D.L. 242; P.C. 195
— Jno. Lev., 2nd lá., aft. 1st
E., L.P.S. 241; P.C. 198
— Gr. Lev., 2nd Earl, c.c.
ld. Or Wisc. Trentham, q.v..
aft. 1st M. of Stafford, q.v.;
K.G. 742; L.C.H. 295; L.L.
Staffs. 312; L.L. Suth. 512;
L.P.C. 188; L.P.S. 241; M.G.W.
296; M.H. 302; P.C. 200
— Geo. Gr., c.c. 1d. or Earl G.,
aft. 2nd M. of Stafford, and
1st D. of Sutherland, q.v. ;
Amb. Fr. 112; L.L. Staffs. 312;
L.L. Suth. 512; P.C. 205;
Postm. G. 238
— Geo. Gr., c.c. Earl G., aft.
M. of Stafford, and 2nd D.
sºutherland, q.v., L.L. Suth.
51
Gowrie, Wm. Ruthven, aft.
1st E. of, L.H.T. Sc. 497
Graaff, Corn. Jac. Van de,
& 6&.H. 673
→ win. Jac. van de, G. Ceyl.
7
Gracchus, T. S. (3), C. Ro.,
Grace, Percy, adm. (G) 841
— Sheff., K.H. 792
Graeme, Alex., adm. (A) 816
— Dav., gem. (A) 858
| — Hy. Sull., G. Mdras. 656
— maj. Laur., G. Nev. 729; G.
TOb. 723
Grafton, D. of.
— Hy., 1st D. of, K.G. 740;
L.H. Const. 289
— Chas., 2nd D. of, K.G. 741 ;
L.C.H. 295; L.H.S. 286; L.J.
and L.L. Ir. 556; P.C. 196
— Aug. Hy., 3rd D. of, K.G.
742; L.L. Suff. 312; L.P.S.
241; L.T. 157; P.C. 201; Prem.
143; S. St. 224
— Geo. Hy., 4th D. of, form.
E. of Eustom, q.v.; K.G. 743
— Augs. Chas. Lenn., 7th D.
of, K.G. 745
Graham, Allan Ham.,
(D) 907
— Andr., bp. Dmbl. 532
— Archd., bp. Isl. 540
— Archd. Wm., gem. (D) 918
— Ch., adm. (D) 831
— Ch., gen. (C) 872
— Cyr, Ch., G. Gren. 724
— Dom., C.I.E. 806
— Fort., gen. (D) 891; K.C.B.
79
7
— Fk. Wm., gem. (ID) 919
— Geo., bp. Drmbl. 532; bp.
Ork, 535 -
— Geo., L.L. Rimr. 510
— li. Geo. G. Newf. 708
— Geo. Farq. Irv., gen. (D)
933
— Geo. Perg. gem. (D) 929
— Ger. and sir G., G.C.M.G.
795; gen. (D) 924; R.C.B. 781
Hy. Hope, gen. (D) 901
— Jas., Ld. Sess. 520
— sir Jas. Rt. Geo., G.C.B.
772; H. Sec. 227; L. Admy.
182-3; P.C. 212
— Jno., bp. Chest. 477
— Jno., gem. (D) 888
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— Jno., Modr. R. Sc. 547
— hom. Jno., G. Gsey. 668
— Jno. Geo., adm. (H) 846
gen.
Graham—comt. .
— Jno. Gord., gen. (I)) 929
— Jos., Q.C. 419
— Patr., b.p. Brn. 531; abp.
St. Andr. 529
— Rd., C. Exc. 278
— Rd., R. Cr. P.A. 335
— Rt., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Rt., L.T. 160
— Rt. and Sir R., B. Ex. 385;
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.C. 415;
P.C. 212; S.L. 412
— Saml., gen. (B) 867
— Saml. Ja.s., gem. (D) 932
— Th., M.M. 247
ld. Lynedoch,
q.v., K.B. 766
— Wm. and sir W., adm. (E)
836; Compt. N. 258; K.C.B.
782; L. Admy. 186
— Wm., dn. Carl. 476; dn.
WllS. 429
— Wm. Hy., gen. (ID) 930
Graham, E. of, see Montrose
Graham, M. of.
— Jas., M. of, aft. 3rd D. of
Montrose, q.v., L.L. Hunts,
309; L.T. 158; P.C.205; Paym.
G. 244; Pres. B.T. 268; V.P.
B.T. 269
— Ja.s., M. of, aft. 4th. D. of
Montrose, q.v., B.C. 253; P.C.
210; W.C.H. 297
Gramston, see Granston
Granard, visc. and E. of.
— Arth., 1st visc., aft. 1st E.
of, L.J. Ir. 555; gen. (IB) 864
— Geo., 3rd E. of, form. li.
Forbes, q.v.
— Geo., 4th E. of, gen. (IB)
865
— Geo., 6th E. of, gem. (A)
862
— Geo. Arth. Hast., 7th E. of,
K.P. 751; L.L. Leitr. 570
Granby, M. of.
— Jno, M. of (son of 3rd D.
of Rutland, d.v.p.), M.G.O. 259
— Juno., M. of (som of 4th D.
of Rutland, d.v.p.), C. Ch.
855; gen. (B) 865; L G.O. 259;
L.L. Dby. 307; M.G.O. 259;
P.C. 200
— Ch. C. J., M. of, aft. 6th D.
ºf Rutland. q.v., L.L. Linc
Gramcurt, Wm. de, B. Ex.
382
Granden, Warr. de, J. It. 367
Grandison, Jno., b.p. Exr. 436
— sir, or Bar. Otho or Otto
de, G. Ch. Isl. 667; L.H.A.
171
— W.C.P. 318
Grandison, visc.
— Oliver, 1st visc., form Sir
Oliv. St. John q.v., L. Treas.
Ir. 559
— Geo., 4th Visc., C.Y.G. 298
Graney, Leonard, ld. Grey
and visc., L.D. Ir. 553
Granger, Th. C., Q.C. 417
— Wm., adm. (A) 820
Grangues, Hy. de, gem. (B)
865
Granston (or Gramston), Th.,
R.G. 73:
.G., 7
Grant, Alexr., K.H. 792
— Alexr., C.I.E. 807
— Sir Alexr. C., B.C. 253
— Amdr., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Ch., Chm, E.I. Co. 645
— Ch., gem. (ID) 892
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
66 ºt
1086
INDEX OF NAMES.
Grant—cont.
— Ch., gen. (D) 931
Ch., K.C.S.I. 803; Sec. I.E.
808; Sec. S.I. S04
— Ch., aft. la. Glenelg, q.v.,
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L.T. 159;
Pres. B.C. 253; Pres. B.T.
268; P.C. 210; Tr. N. 257;
yºbºt. 269; W. and C. Sec.
1
— Colq. and sir C., G.C.H.
786; gen, (13) 868; K.C.B. 774;
K.C.H. 787
— Dougl. Gord. S. St. J., gem.
(D) 931
— Dunc., gen. (D) 886
— Fras., gem. (B) 865
— Fras., aft. Sir F., Pres. R.A.
941
— Sir Fras., ld. Sess. 520
— hon. Fras. Wnn., aft. 6th
#oof Seafield, q.v., L.L. Inv.
l
— Hy. Dunc. adm. (E) 837
. M., G. St. Luc. 725
— Jas., gen. (A)859
— Ja.s., gen. (D) 882
— Ja.s., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Ja.s. Alexr., K.C.M.G. 798
— Jas. Hope and sir J., C.C.
Mdras. 658; G.C.B. 770; gen.
(D) 892; K.C.B. 778
— sir Jas. Jno., L.L. Inv. 510
— Sir Jas. Rt., K.H. 789
— Jno., Bar, Ex, Sc. 524
— Jno., gem. (D) 895
— Jno. Pet. and Sir J.,
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Jam. 713;
R.C.B. 783; L.G. Bgl. 652
— Jno. Thornt., gen. (D) 903;
K.C.B. 781
— Lewis, gen, (D) 910
— Lewis and sin: L., G. Bah.
Isl. 716; G. Trin. 722; gen.
(A) 863; K.C.H. 788
— Maxw., K.C.B. 775
— Patr. and sir P., C.C.
Mdras. 658; F.M. 856; G.C.B.
770; . Ch. Hosp. 936 ;
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Mlta. 671;
gen. (D) 887; K.C.B. 778
Patr., Jy. Sc. 522
— Patr., Ld. Sess. 520 y
— (or Weathershed), Rd., abp.
Cant. 430
— sir Rd., adm. (G) 841
— Rt. and Sir R., B.C. 253;
G. Bbay. 659; G.C.H. 787;
J.A.G. 937; P.C. 212
Rt. Geo. H., gen. (D) 911
— Th. Tass., K.C.B. 782
— Ulyss. S., Pres. U.S.A. 103
— Wrm. and Sir W., C.J.
Chest. 386; K.C. 415; M.R.
388; P.C. 207; S.G. 402
— Wm., gen, (C) 873
— Wm., gen, (C) 874
— Wm., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Adv.
526; Ld. Sess. 520
— Wm. Burl., adm. (IHI) 852
— Sir Wrm. Iš., G.C.H. 787;
gen. (A) 862; K.C.B. 775;
JK.C.B. 7S7
Grant-Duff, see Duff
Grantham, Geo., gen. (D) 890
— (or Graumtham), Jno. L.M.
I/Ond. 489
— Th., gen. (D) 889
– Wm. and sir W., J.Q.B.D.
374; Q.C. 419
Grantham, lds. and E. of
– Hy. of Nassau, E. of, P.C.
197
Grantham, lds, and E. of comt.
— Th., 1st là., form. Sir T.
Robinson, q.v., M.G.W. 296;
Postm. G. 238
— Th., 2nd lù., form. hon.
Th. Robinson, q.v., Amb.
Spn. 123; B.T. 267; H. Sec.
226; Pres, B.T. 266
— Th, Ph., 3rd ld, aft. E. dé
Grey, q.v., L.L. Beds. 306
Grantley, Fl., 1st là., form.
Sir F, Norton, q.v., B.T. 267
Granville, sir Bev., G. Bdoes.
720; gem. (C) 871
— Den., dn. Dham. 479
— Geo., aft. 10. Lansdowme,
q.v. Sec, at W., 233
Granville, lds, and E.
Granville Family.
— sir Jmo., ld. Gr., aft. 1st E.
of Bath, q.v., L.W.S. 323
— hom. Jno., aft. la. Gr. of
Potheridge, L.G.O. 259; L.L.
Cnwall. 307; L.W.S. 323; P.C.
195
Carteret Family.
— Jno., 2nd E., form. Id. Car-
teret, q.v., K.G. 742; L.P.C.
188; S. St. 224
Leveson-Gowen' Family.
— Granv., 1st visc. and E.
Gr., form. li. Gr. Leveson-
Gower, q.v., Amb. Fr. 113;
Amb. Nds. &c. 123; G.C.B.
772; Sec. at W. 234
— Gr. Geo., 2nd E., form. 16,
Leveson, q.v., Amb. Russ.
126; C.D.L. 243; C. Sec. 235;
F. Sec. 228-9; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; K.G. 744; L.P.C. 188;
M.B.H. 803;
269; W.C.P. 319
Gras, Jno. (le, K.B. 754
— Nichs. le, J. It. 368
Gratian, Emp. W.E. 49
Grattan, Jas., Rec, Dbln. 642
— Jno., gen. (D) 896
— Sir Rd., L.M. D'blin, 641
Grauntham, see Grantham
Grave, Rt., bp. Ferns and L.,
; ; b.p. Llin. 622; dr. Cork,
Graves, Ch., b.p. Lim. A. and
A, 639; dr. Clonf. 637
— Harry Meggs, gen. (D) 892
— Jas, gen. (C) 874
— Jno. Cr., gen, (D) 921
Nichs., dm. Drom. 606
— Rd., dm. Ard. 609
— Saml., adm. (A) 814
— Th., dm. Cnr. 605
— Th, and Sir Th., adm. (A)
817; K.B. 766
— Th., see li. G., infra
— Wrm., gen. (D) 913
— Wnn., M. Chy. 397
Graves, lds.
— Th., aft, 1st lél. G., adm.
(A) 815
— Thos. N., 2nd lå., C. Exc.
282
Gravesend, Ben. or Rd, de,
bp. Linc. 446; bp. Lond. 451;
dn. Linc 448
— Steph. de, bp. Lond. 451
Graviere, Jean P. E. J. de la,
K.C.B. 778
Graville, Jno. G. F. de M.
Count de, K.G. 740
Gray, see also Grey -
→ama. Dwyer, L.M. Dbln.
4
Gray—convê.
—Fras., see lä. Gr., infra
— sir Jas., Amb. Scy. 114;
*. Spn, 123; K.B. 765; P.C.
02
— Jas. Cl. Charm., gen, (D)
8
94
— Jno., Ld. Clk. Reg. 524
— Jno., Q.C. 418
— Rt., bp. Br]. 439
— Ralph, K.B. 756
— Ralph, K.B. 759
— Rd., K.B. 756
— Rt., bp. C. Th, 679
— Rog., L.J. Ir. 552
— Th., dm. Ardf. 640;
Wford. 628
— Wnn., gen. (D) 877
— Wrm., gen. (D) 913
— Wrm. Jno., gem. (ID) 920
Gray, lds.
— Andr. Ld., L.J. Gen. (1504)
522 -
— Patr. Ld., Ld. Sess. (1584).
517
— hon. Fras., aft. Id. G.,
Postm. G. Sc. (1807) 503
Graydon, Geo., gen, (D) 902;
R.H. 790
— Jno., adm. (A) 813
Gream, Rt. Nev., gem. (D)
Greathed, Ed. Harr. and Sir
E., gen. (D) 903; K.C.B. 779
— Wm. Wilb. H., gen. (D)
917
Greaves, Ch. Spr., Q.C. 417
— Geo. Richards and Sir G.,
gen. (D) 925; K.C.B. 781;
K.C.M.G. 797
— Jno. Ern., L.L. Carn. 314
— Rd., gem. (ID) 891
— Th., dn. Ardf. 640
Grecielus, bp. Llff, 448
Greeke, Th. 3. fºx. 384
Green, Greene, and Grene
— Andr. Pell. and sir A., adm.
(D) 828; (G) 840; gen. (D).911;
K.C.H. 788; K.H. 789
— Ch., Lanc. H. 333
— Ch. and sir C., G. Gren.
724; gen. (A) 861
Ch. Ja.s., gen. (D) 895
— Ch. Wm., gen. (D) 908
— Ed. and sir E., gen. (D)
895; K.C.B. 779
— Ed. Arth., gen. (D) 910
— Erm. Aug., gen. (ID) 935
— Geo. Wade Guy and sir G.,
gen. (D) 908; K.C.B. 780
— G., L. Admy. 175
and K.A.
— Hy., Leic. H.
340
— Hy. and sir H., C.J.K.B.
369; J.C.P. 377; *; 406
4
dm.
— Jno., bp. Linc. 447; dim.
Linc. 448
— Jno., bp, S, and M. 483
— Jno., bp. Worc. 472
× Jno., Rec. Lond. 494
*— Jno., S.L. 409
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno., S.L. 411
— Jno., Sp. H.C. 248
— Jno. and Sir J., Amb. D.
Pr. 128; Amb. Rima. 128
— Jno. S. T., C.C.J. 403
— Jno. Wm., gen, (D) 932
— sir Jonas, Rec. D'blin. 642
Tºos. Hy., Pres. Coll. Surg.
For List of Abbreviation 8, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1037
Green, Greene, and Grene—
CO%t.
— Rd. Wilson, A.G. Ir. 588;
B. Ex. Ir. 584; S.G. Ir. 590;
S.L. Ir. 593
— Th., bp. Ely, 435; bp. Norw.
455
— Th., dn. Sal. 468
— Th., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Th.L., gen. (D) 888
— Th. W., Q.C. 418
— Wm., dm. Ach. 614
— Wm., K.H. 792
— sir Wm., gen. (A) 859
— Wm. Com., dm. Chr.
Dblin. 619
— Wrm. Hy. R. and sir W.,
gen. (D) 913; K.C.S.I. 802
— Wrm. Kirby, Amb. Mco.
# Amb. Mgo. 128; K.C.M.G.
Greenaway, Th., gen. (D) 922
Greene, see Green
Greenfeld and Greenfield,
See also Grimfield
— Jno., S.L. 407
-i (or Grenville) Th., K.B.
— Wm. de, abp. Yk, 485; dra.
Chich, 434; Ló. Chanc. 353;
M. Chy. 393
Greenford, Jno. de, bp.Chich,
433 in Chich 433
Greenhalgh, Jno., G. I. Man,
666
Greenhill, Jas. Dav., gen. (D)
876
Greenhow, Wm. T., C.C.J.
4
Greenlaw, Gilb., b.p. Abdn.
530; bp. St. Andr. 529; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
'Greenock, ld. Ch.
Cathc., K.C.B. 776
Graenstreet, Jrmo., gem. (D)
Ch.
Murr.
7
Greenwell, leon., and Sir L.,
gen. (C) 875; K.C.B. 776;
E.C.H. 788
Greenwich, D. of, see Argyll
and Gr.
Greenwood, Jno., Q.C. 417
dººr, Hy. Harp., gem. (D)
8
“Greg, Wm. R., C. Cus. 277
Gregg, Jno.' bp. Cork, Cl, and
B. 63
— Rt. Saml., bp. Cork, Cl.
and R. 632; bp. Oss. F. and
L. 622
Gregorius and Gregºry
>k abp. Trm. 611; bp. Elph.
t
S
*— bp. Brn. 530
*— bp. Cork, 630
*— bp. and abp. Dblin. 615
>k (No. 1), bp. Dkld 533; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
Sk (No. 2), bp. Dkld. 533
:k bp. Mor. 534
sk bp. Ross. 535
*— bp. St. Andr. 528
>; Ld, Clk. Reg. 524
* Prob. same pers.
Comp. dates.
— K. Sc. 19
— I. to XVI., P. Ro. 33-4-5-6
— Ch. Hutt., IK.C.M.G. 798
— Dav., dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
— Geo., adm. (A) 818
— Geo., St. O. 260
— Jas., dm. Kild. 619
— Jno., G. Bah. Isl. 716
Gregorius and Gregory—cont.
— Jno., G. Jam. 712
— Rt., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
— Wm., C. Exc. Ir. 566 ;
U.S. Ir. 563
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm. and Sir W., B. Ex.
384; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 373;
S.L. 410; Sp. H.C. 249
— Wm. Hy., G. Ceyl. 673
— Wm. Hy., K.C.M.G. 797
Gregson, Wm., U.S. Home
27
Greig, Hect., K.C.M.G. 796
Greinville, see Grenville
Greisley, Jno., K.B. 755
Grene, see Green
Grenefeld and Grenefield,
see Greenfeld
Greneford, see Greenford
Grenehurst, Ralph, M. Chy.
394
Grenfell, Fras. Wall., K.C.B.
781
-ºšian, adm., (E) 835; (E')
Grenville and Greinville,
see also Granville and Temple
— Ad. de, J.C.P. 377; J. It.
368; Jy. 365
— Eust, de, Const. T.L. 32
— hom. Geo., aft. Nugent-
Temple, 2nd E. Temple and
1st M. Of Buckingham, q.v.,
Tell. Ex. 167; Ch. Ex. 165; L.
Admy. 178; L.T. 157; P.C. 199;
Prem. 143; S. St. 224; Tr. N.
259
— hom. Geo. Nev., dm. Winds.
474
— hom. Hy., Amb. Thy. 129;
C. Cus. 276; G. Bdoes. 720
Jas., aft. la. Glastonbury,
B.T. 267; L.T. 158; P.C. 204
— hom. Ja.s., B.T. 264–5; Coff.
H. 294; L.T. 157; P.C. 200; V.
Treas. Ir. 560
— lady Mary J. N. B. C., Cr.
Ind. 809
Rd., gen. (A) 859
— (or Grenefield), Th., K.B.
759
— Thos., Ld. Admy. 181;
P.C. 206 ; Pres. B.C. 252
— Wnn. Wyndh., aft. Jol. G.,
Aud. Ex. 167; B.C. and Pres.
E.C. 252; B.T. 267; C. Treas.
Ir, 561 : Ch. Sec. Ir. 562; F.
Sec. 228; H. Sec. 226; L.T.
158; Pres. B.C. 252; P.C. 204;
Paym. G. 245; Prem. 144; Sp.
H.C. 250; V.P.B.T. 269
Gresham, Sir Jmo., L.M.
Lond. 490
— sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 490
Gretton, Geo., dn. Her. 442
Greville and Grevyl
— Algm., Bath R.A. 785; B.
and Gl. K.A. 330
— Algm. W. F., see löl. Gr.,
infra
— hon. Chas., P.C. (1783) 204;
Tr. H. 291; B.T. 266; U.S.
Home 227
— Ch. Fulke, V.C.H. 297
-i.hon. Ch. Fras., L. Admy.
17
— hom. Ch. Ja.s. and sir C.,
gen. (C) 874; K.C.B, 774
ulke, Amb. G. St. 121
— sir Fulke, aft. 1st là.
#ºoke Ch. Ex. 154 ; K.B.
761
Greville and Grevyl—cont.
d. Geo., aft. 2nd E. of
Warwick, q.v., B.T. 266
— Hy. Fras., adm. (D) 83
— Stapl. Ja.s., adm. (H) 852
— Wm. J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Greville of Clonyn, lds.
— Fulke, S., 1st là., L.L. W.
Meath, 571
— hon. Algn. W. Fulke, aft.
2nd lå. G., L.T. 162
Grévy, F. P. J., Pres. Fr. 25
Grevyl, see Greville
Grey, see also Gray
— hon. Ch., gem. (ID) 885
— sir Ch., G.J. Bgal. 652
— sir Ch. Ed., G. Bdoes., &c.
719-20; G.C.H. 787; G. Jam.
713; G. Trin. 722; P.C. 213
— hon. Edw., b.p. Her. 442; dri.
Her. 442
— hon. FC. Wm. and Sir F.;
adm. (ID) 830; (E) 834; K.C.B.
ſº G.C.B. 770; L. Admy.
Geo., K.B. 757
— hon. Geo., adm. (ID) 831;
(F) 838 ; B. and Gl. K.A. 330 ;
Bath [.A. 785
— hom. Geo. and sir G.,
G. C.G.H. 679; G. N.Z. 709;
G. S. Austr. 706; K.C.B. 782
— sir Geo., C.D.L. 243; C.
Sec. 234; G.C.B. 772; H. Sec.
227; J.A.G. 937; P.C. 213;
|U.S.W. and C. 231
— sir Geo., gen. (B) 865
— hon. Sir Geo., K.C.B. 775
— Hy. Geo. and Sir H., G.C.B.
768; G. C.G.H. 679; G.C.H.
786; gem. (A) 861
— Jno. de, abp. Cant. (nom.)
430; bp. Norw, 454; J. It. 368;
Jy. 364; L.J. Ir. 550
— Jno., dm. Lism. 629
— Jno., gem. (B) 868
— Jno., gen. (C) S71
— Jno., R.B. 758
— Jno. and sir J., C.C. Bbay.
660; gen. (D) S77; K.C.B. 777
— Sir Jmo. de, K.G. 735; L.L.
II. 552
— Jno. Wm., gen. (D) 900
— Ralph, see lil. Gr., infra
— Ralph W., Sec. P.L.B.
262; C. Cus. 277
— Rd., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Rd., K.B. 754
— Rd., K.B. 757
— Rd. de, W.C.P. 317
— Sim. de, W.C.P. 318
— Th. de B.T. 266; U.S.C.
235
— sir Th., E.M. 326
— Walt. de, abp. Ylk. 485;
bp. Lich. and Cov. 443; bp.
; Comst. T.L. 320 ;
Jy. 364; L.H.T. 152; Ld.
Chanc. 353
— Wm., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Linc. 446; bp. Lond. 451; din.
Yk. 487
— Wrm. and Sir W., G. Jam.
º R.C.S.I. S03; L.G. Bgal.
652
— Wnn, de, aft. Sir Winn. and
ld.Walsingllam, q.v., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 376; IK.C. 415 ; P.C.
202; S.G. 402; S.L. 412
— hon. Wm. G., Amb. Fr.
113
Grey, lds., see North and Grey
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1038
INDEX OF NAMES.
Grey of Codnor, lds.
— Jno., 3rd ld., K.G. 733
Rd., 4th lä., lx.G. 734;
L.H.A. 173
Grey of Howick, lds, and E.
— Ch., aft. 1st lol, and 1st E.
Gr., G. Gsey. 669; gem. (A)
859; K.B. 765; P.C. 206
hon. Ch. (visc. Howick, q.v.)
aft, 2nd Earl Grey; K.G.
743; L. Admy. 181; L. T. 160;
P.C. 208; Prena. 146.
— Hy. Geo., 3rd E., form.
Visc. Howick, q.v., G.C.M.G.
795; K.G. 744; L.L. Nbland.
310; W. & C. Sec. 231
Grey of Ruthyn, lds.
— Edm., 4th lcl., aft. E. of
Kent, q.v., L.H.T. 153
— Rd., 6th lä., aft. E. of Kent,
q.v., K.B. 758
Grey of Wake or Werke, lds.
— Wm., 1st là., C.D.L. 242;
C.G.S. 356
— hon. Ralph, aft. 4th lä. Grey
of W., G. of Béloes. 720
Grey of Wilton, lds.
— Wm., 13th lä., K.G. 738
— Arth., 14th lä., K.G. 738;
L.D. Ir. 554
Grey and Ripon.
— Th, Ph., 2nd E. de, form.
3rd Id. Grantham, q.v., K.G.
744; L. Admy. 182; L.L. Ir,
557; P.C. 213
Geo. Fk. Saml., 3rd E. de,
and 2nd E. of lºipon, aft. M.
of Ripon, q.v., form. G. F. S.
IRobinson, q.v. and ló. Grant-
ham, Jud. Conn. P.C. 361 ;
K.G.745; L.P.C. 188; P.C. 217;
Sec. Ind. 236; U.S. War. 232;
W. Sec. 232
Grey-Wilson, see Wilson
Greyley, Th. de, K.B. 754
Gºyetanes, Iöt., bp. Dham.
478
Greystoke, Hy. de, A.G. 398;
I3. Ex. 383
Grierson, Crighton, gem. (D)
894
— Hy., gem. (D) 917
Griesbach, Carl Ludl., C.I.E.
808
Griesley, Sim. de, see Briesley
Grieve, Jno., L. Prov. Edinb.
548
R—, C. Exc. Sc. 505
— W. S., form. W. S. Browne,
Q.'U.
Griff'ri, bp. St. Dav. 464
Griffin, -, S.L. (1504) 408
Ed., A.G. 398; S.G. 401
— Ed., K.B. 76]
— Sir Ed., Tr. Ch. 294
— Hy., bp. Lim. A. & A. 639
— Jno., b.p. Llin. 621; bp.
OSS. 620
— Jno. Gr., aft. 4th lá.
Howard de Walden, q.v., K.B.
765
— Jno. Hung., gen. (ID) 892
— Lep. Hy., K.C.S.I. 803
— Maur., bp. Roch. 460
— Michl. C.I.3. EX. Ir, 582
— Nichs., K.B. 759
— Ralph, dn. Linc. 448
— Th., adm. (A) 814
— Wm., adm. (G) 842
Griffith, Griffiths, Gryffith,
Gryffiths, and Grufydd
— ap Conam (or Cynan), Pr.
Wł8. 16
Griffith, Griffiths, Gryffith,
Gryffiths, and Grufydd-comt.
— ab Llewelyn (2), Pr. Wls. IG
— ab Meredydd, Pr. Wls. 17
— ab Ithys, Pr. Wls. 17
— ap Ryce, K.B. 754
— (or Griffin), ap Yerward,
bp. Bgr. 425
— (ld. Rhys), Pr. Wls. 17
— Anselm Jno., adm. (ID) 823
— Ch., gen. (IB) 868
— Ch. Marsh, Q.C. 419
— Clem. Ja.s., gen. (D) 934
— Edm., bp. Bgr. 426; dri,
Bgr. 426
— Fk. Ch., gen. (D) 892
— Geo., bp. St. As. 462
— G. H., G. Seych. Isl, 684
— Hy. Darb., gen. (D) 901
— Jno., dn. St. As, 463
— Jno., G. Bbay. 659
— Jul. Geo., gen. (ID) 886
— Lewis, dn. Glr. 440
— Matt, Ch. D., gen. (C) 873
— Ph., Amb. N.G. 134
— Ralph Th. Ho., C.I.E. 807
Rd., dn. Ross. 633
— Rt., S.L. Ir. 591
— Saml. Walk, K.C.M.G. 798
— Sylv., dn. Her. 442
— Th. Ris., G. Seych. Isl. 684
— Walt., K.B. 758
— Wrm., K.B. 758
— Wm., M. Chy. 395
— Wm., G. Gld. Cst. Col. 687;
G. Lag. 687; K.C.M.G. 798
— Wrm. Downes, C.C.J. 405
Sºriffits, Jas. O., Q.C. 419
Grimaldo, I. to IV., Pr. Mno.
3
Grimbald, Pet. de, B. Ex, 382
— Rt., J. It. 368
Grimesby (or Grymesby)
— Edm. de, M. Chy. 393
— Elias de, M. Chy. 393
Grimoald, K. Lrnd. 49
Grimsby, see Grimesby
Grimstead, –, M. Chy, 395
Grimstone (or Grymstone)
— Ed., M. Chy., 395
— Sir Harb., M.R. 388; Sp.
H.C. 249
Grimthorpe, Edm. Beck., ld.,
form. E. B. fenison, Q.?).
Grimus, IC, Sc. 19
Grindal or Grindall, Edmél.,
abp. Cant. 431; abp. ºk. 486;
bp. Lond. 451
— Rd. and sir R., adm. (A)
817; K.C.B. 773
Grinfield, see also Greenfield
: Wm., gen. (A) 859
Grinkettel or Grimketellus,
bp. Elm, and Dumw. 454; bp.
Sels. 432
Grinvode, Rd., R. Cr. P.A.
335
*-*.
Gºnow, Hyw. Ab., dm. Bgr.
Gros, Anc. le, bp. St. Dav.
464
— Raym, le, L.L. Ir. 550
Gººse, capt. F., G. N.S.W.
70
— Fras., gen. (B) 867
— Fras., ltichm. H. 334
— Nash and sir N., J.K.B.
373; S.L. 412
Gºseid, Geoff., bp. Ferns,
62].
Grosset, Walt., adm. (H) 844
Grosthead, IRt., b.p. Linc.
446
Grosvenor, ld. Rd., P.C. 218;
Sec. Tr. 164; V.C.H. 297
— la. Rt., aft. la. Ebury,
.v., Compt. H. 293; P.C. 212;
r, H. 291
*
2
—ld, Rt., see E. Gr., infra
— Th. F.M. 856; gen. (A)
860
Grosvenor
E.
— Rt., 2nd #. form, visc, Bel-
grave, q.v., aft. 1st M. of
Westminster, q.v. -
Groube, Th., adm. (IH)845
Grouchy, Off. Nap. 26 -
Grouthed, Rt., b. Linc. 446.
Grove, –, K.H. 792
— Jas. or Jno., S.L. 411
— Rt., bp. Chich. 433
— Wm. Rt. and sir W., J.C.P.
380; J.C.P.D. 380; J.Q.B.D.
374; Jud. Com. P.C. 362; P.C.
221; Q.C. 417; S.L. 414
Gºyes, capt. Th., G. Newfii.
700 -
Growse, FK. Salm., C.I.E. 806
Gººbe, Jno. Hen., gem. (D)
9
— walt. Jas. Hunt- and sir
}; adm. (E) 837; K.C.B.
781
Grufydd, see Griffith
Gry—, see Gri—
Gryffiith, see Griffith
Grymesty, see Grimesty
Grymstone, see Grimstone
Gual, P., Pres, Vzla. 108
Gualafer, bp. Dblin. 615
Gually, Paul de, gen, (C) 871
Gualterius, see Walter
Guard, Wm., gen, (B) 868
Guarden, W. W. H., C. Treas.
Ir. 561
Guardia, Sant. de la, Pres.
Pan. 107
Tom., Pres. C.R. 106
Gºrdiola, S., Pres. Häas.
106
Guarinus, see Warine
Gubbins, Jas., gem. (D) 921
— Jos., gem. (C) 874
Gucanor or Gºucanus, See
GOgwan
Gucht, Benj. Geo. van der,
gen. (ID) 918
Guelderland, W., D. of, K.G.
734
Guelph, D. Thy. 57
— I. and II., D. Bva. 67
Guerdain, Aar., M.M. 246
Guernsey, Hen, ld, form:
Hen. Finch, q v., aft, E. of
Aylesford, q.v., P.C. 195
Gueroc, de Nantes, D.
8
2
Guerrero, Dt. Mex. 103; Pres.
Mex. 103
Guest, Josh, gem. (B) 864 -
Guidelium (or Guiteline), abp.
Lond. 450
Guido, see also Guy
— I. and II., Pr, Mno. 30
Guildford and Guilford
— Sir Ed., W.C.P. 319
— Sir Hy., C.Y.G. 298; K.G.
J
-- Sir Rd., K.G. 737
Guilford, lds, and E. of
— Fras., 1st là., form. F.
North, q.v. -
— Fras., 2nd ló., P.C. 196;
Pres. B.T. 264
— Flº., 2nd E. of, form. li.
North, q.v.
Bry.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1039
Guilford, lds, and E. of cont.
Fk., 5th E. of, form. hon.
Fk. North, q.v., Chambn.
EX. 166; G.C.M.G. 794
Guilermus, dn. St. P. 452
Guilford, see Guildford
Guille, Jno., Blf. Gsey. 669
Guillermo, C., Pres. Dom.
Rep. 105
Guinness, Benjn. Lee and sir
B., L.M. Dbln. 642
Guise, Jno., gem. (A) 858
— Jno. Chr., gen. (ID) 908
— Jno. Wr. and Sir J., G.C.B.
770; gen. (A) 863; K.C.B. 776
Guiteline, see Guidelium
Guideford, #y dejöß.377;
J. It. 368
Gulfridus, bp. Llff. 448
Gulielmus, see William
Gºver, Hy. Wm., gen. (D)
Gully, Wm. Court., Q.C. 419
Gulston, Wm., bp. Brl. 439
Gundebaud, I. Bdy. 28
Gundermar, K. Sp. 85
Gunderic, K. Bdy. 28
Gººdevil, Hugh de, J. It.
365
Gundicar, K. Bdy. 28
Gundred (dau. Wrm. I.), Pr. E.
9
Gundry, Nathl, and Sir N.,
J.C.P. 379; K.C. 415; S.L. 412
Gundulph, bp. Boch. 459
Gunter, Jas., gen, (D) 932
Gunther II., Pr. S. Son. 79
Gunthorpe, Jno., dm. Wells,
429; M. Chy. 394
— Wrm., B. Ex. 383
Gunning, Jno., gem. (C) 872
— Pet., bp. Chich. 433; bp.
Ely, 435
— Rt. and Sir R., Amb. Dk.
127; Amb. Pr. 117; Amb.
Russ. 125; G.C.B. 771; K.B.
765
Guodloiu, bp. Llff, 448
Gurdon, Adam, J. It, 368
Gººges, Q. F. M. (3), C. Ro.
Gurmallion, D. Bry, 28
Gurney, Jno. and Sir J., B. EX.
385; K.C. 416; S.L. 413
— sirºſłd., L.M. Lond. 491
— Russ., P.C. 217; Q.C. 417;
Pec. Lond. 494
Gurmven, abp. St. DaV. 463
Gurvan, bp. Llff. 448
— (de Renmes), D. Bry. 27
Gustavus (g. Som Jas. I.), Pr.
E.
— I. to IV., IK, Sw, 92
— II. (R. Sw.), IX.G. 739
—-Adolphus Fredk, Lg. H.
Hbg. 73
— (Vasa), K. SW. 92
Guthard, bp. Sels. 432
Guthred, R.E. 1
Guthrie, Dav. and Sir D.,
Compt. Sc. 498; L.H.T. Sc.
496; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Geo. Ja.s., Pres. Coll. Surg.
939
— Hy., b.p. Dlxld, 533
— Juo., bp. Mor, 534
Gutierraz, S., Pres. U.S.C.
107
Guttred, K. Man. 664
Guy (or Guido), bp. Bgr. 425
— D. º B7
— (dn. of Waltham), Jy. 363
— de Dampierre, C. FlrS. 81
Guy (or Guido)—comt.
— de Lusignan, K. J.Sm. 97
de Tours, D. Bry. 28
Hy., C. Cus. 274
Hy., M.H. 302
* Prob. same pers.
— Ph. Melm. Nels., and sir
P., G. Jsey 668; gen. (D) 899;
K.C.B. 780
Guyse, Jno., IK.B. 758
Guzman, F., Pres. Nic. 106
Gwalior, Mahar of, G.C.B.
770; G.C.S.I. 800; K.C.S.I. 802
— Raj. of, K.C.S.I. 803
Gwent, Rd., D. Arch. 420
Gwenwin win or Gºwenwyn-
wyn, Pr. Wls. 17
Gwillim, Jno., Portsm. P.A.
344; R. Cr. P.A. 335
Gwilt, Jno., gen. (D) 908
Gwin, see Gwyn and Gwynne
Gºgant, Nichs. ap, bp. Llff.
9
4
Gwydyr. 1ds.
wº ld., form. sil: P.
Burrell, q.v., Dep. L.G.C. 288
— Pet. Rt., 2nd lå., aft. li.
Mºhoughby De Eresby, P.C.
10
Gwyn and Gwin, See also
Gwynne
— Jno., dm. Dry. 602; dri.
Rph. 603
— Sir Rowl., Tr. Ch. 294
— Fras., B.T. 264; Sec.
War, 233
— Fras. Ed., gen. (A) 859
— Ham, West., gen. (D) 922
— Rice, S.L. 409
Gwynne, see also Gwyn
— Marm., C. St. 283
— Maid, Xim, gen, (D) 934
>k
#:
at
Gybbon and ybon, see
, Gibbon
Gyfford, see Giffard and
Gifford
Gyles, see Giles
Gyllot, see Gillot
Gyndellor Gyndwelle, Jno.,
bp. Linc. 446
Gysors, see Gisors
H.
Haast, Jno. Fras. Jul. Wom,
K.C.M.G. 798
Hac Huargusa, Malheus, bp.
Emly. 625
IHachet, Geoff., J. It. 366
IHacket, Amdr., M. Chy. 396
— Dav., b.p. Oss. 620
aſ Jno., bp. Lich. and Cov.
44
— Nichs., dm. Oss, 622
— Pet., abp. Cash. 625
— Rd., dm. Killoe. 637
— Th., bp. Down and Cnr. 604
— sir Th., L.M. Dblin. 640
Hackett, Jas., gen. (D) 879
— Jno., adm. (G) 842
— Jno., gen. (D) 924
— Simps., gen. (D) 935
Hackins, Pieter, G. C.G.H.
678
Hººkren, Th., dn. Cork,
53
Hadden, Jas. M., gen. (C) 873;
S.G.O. 260
— Wm. Ch., gen. (D) 904
Haddington, E. of
— Th., 1st E. of, form. Sir
T. Hamilton, q.v., L.P.S. Sc.
501; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Th., 6th E. of, K.T. 747
H.Ch., 8th E. of, L.L. Hadd.
5
— Th., 9th E. of, form. li.
Binning and lå. Melros, q.v.,
JB.C. 253; C.D.L. 243; K.T.
748; L. Adm. 183; L.L. Ir.
557; L.P.S. 241
Ged., 10th E. of, L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546
— Geo., 11th E. of, L.L.
Hadd. 510
IIaddo, Geo., 1st là., form. Sir
Geo. Gordon, q.v., aft. E. of
Aberdeen, q.v.
Hºdock, Nichs., adm. (A)
— Rd. (No. 1), Compt. N. 257
— Sir Rd. (No. 2), adm.(A) 813;
Compt. N. 257
Haddon, Jas., dm. Exr. 437
— sir Rd., L.M. Lond, 490
— Walt., J. Pr. Ct. 421
Hadenham, Alexr. de, A.G.
398
Hadfield, Oct., bp. Welln. 710
— Walt. de, J. It. 365
Hadley, Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
Hadlow, see Handlo, Nichs.
Hadrian, see Adrian
Halernunen, abp. St. Day. 463
Hagan, sir Rt., adm. (G) 843
IHagar, Jno., adm. (A) 814
Hagart, Ch., gen. (ID) 900
Haghrman, see Hawman
Haig, Ch. Th., gen. (D) 935
— Felix Thack, gen. (ID) 920
Hailes, see also Hales
— Danl., Amb. Dk. 127; Amb.
Fr. 112; Amb. Pld. 126; Amb.
SW. 126
— Harris C., K.H. 791
— (or Halles), Jas., IX. B. 760
— Jno. Cl., gen. (ID) 920
IHaines, see also Heynes
— lºk. Paul and sir F., C.C.
Ind. 651; C.C. Mdras. 658;
G.C.B. 771; G.C.S.I. 801; gen.
(D) 899; K.C.B. 781
Hak, Abd., C.I.E. 807
Hakeem, Saadut, &c., K.C.S.I.
802
IIakenshawe, Rog., J.K.B.
Ir. 578
Hakewell, Wm., M. Chy. 395
Halcombe, Jno., S.L. 413
Haldane, Cll, gem. (ID) 895
— Jas. Rt. A. Chinnery-, bp.
Arg. and Isl. 541
— Jno., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Jno., L.J. Gen. 522
Patr., C. Exc. 279
— Rt., Mod. IX. Sc. 547
Halden, Whn, de, Bec. Lond.
493
Haldimand, F.R. almd sil: Fla., .
G. Cam. 691; gen. (IB) 865;
IX.B. 765
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
1040
INDEX OF NAMES,
Hale, Bern., gen. (A) 858; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936
— Bern). and Sir B., B. Ex,
# C.B. Ex. Ir, 583; S.L.
11
— Ed, Bl, gen. (D) 904
— Frank Van, K.G. 733
— Hy., C. Cus. 275
— Jno., gen. (A) 858
— Josh., gem. (ID) 895
— Matth. and sir M., C.B.
Ex. 381; C. Exc. 277; C.J.K.B.
370; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409-10
— Matth. Bl, bp. Brisb. 786;
bp. Perth W.A. 707
— Rt., gen. (ID) 928
— Sim. de, J. It, 367
— Warr. St., L.M. Lond, 492
Hales, see also Hailes
— Arth., gen. (ID) 933
— (or Halys), Chr., A.G. 398;
M.R. 388; S.G. 401
— Ed. and sir E., L. Admy.
175-6 : Lt. T.L. 322
— Humphr., Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Yk. H. 334
— Jas. and sir J., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 408
— (or Halys), Jno., B. Ex.
383
— (or Hals), Jno... bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444; dm. Exr. 437
— Jno., G. Ch. Hosp. 936
— sir Rt., L.H.A. 172
— Steph., K.B. 764
BIales, lds.
— Patr. Ld., L.J. Gen. 522
IIalford, sir Hy., G.C.H. 786;
R.C.H. 787; Pres. Coll. Ph.938
BIa1ghton, see Halton
Haliburton, see Halliburton
Haliday, see Halliday
Halifax, Saml., bp. Gbr. 438;
bp. St. As. 462
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 492
IHalifax, lds., visc., E. and M.
Saville Family.
— Geo., 1st visc., E., and M.
of, B.T. 263; L.P.C. 187;
L.P.S. 240; Pl. 191; P.C.
192; P.C. 193
Montague and Dumlc Families.
Ch., 1st làl. and 1st E. of
(1st Cr.), form. Ch. Montague,
q.v., K.G. 741; L.L., Surr. 312;
L.T. 156; Prem. 141
— Geo., 2nd ló. and 1st E. of
(2nd Cr.), form. Geo. Monta-
gue, q.v., K.B. 764; P.C. 197
— Geo., 2nd E. Of, form. Geo.
Montague, q.v., gen. (B) 865;
R.G.742; L. Admy. 179; L.L.
Ir, 557; L.L. Nton, 310; L.P.S.,
*-*
241; P.C. 199; Pres. B.T.
265; S. St. 224-5
Wood Family.
— Ch., 1st visc., form. Sir C.
Wood, q.v., L.P.S. 241
— Mary, Wiscss. Of, Cr. Ind.
809
1: Talket, and Halkett,
— sir Alex., gen. (A) 862;
E.C.H. 789
— Col. and Sir C., C.C. Bbay.
660; G.C.B. 769; G.C.H. 786;
G. Ch. Hosp. 936; gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 774; K.C.H. 787
— Fk., gen. (C) 872
— Jno., G. Bah, Isl. 716; G.
Tob. 723
— sir Peter, (A) 819;
G.C.EI, 786
— Wm., L.J. Clk. 16
adm.
Hall, sir Benjn., aft. li. Llan-
over, q.v., C.W.P.B. 272; P.C.
216; Pres. B.H. 255
— Ch., Q.C. 419
— Ch. and sir C., V. Chanc.
390
— Ch. Hy., dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457; dim. Dham. 479
— Ch. Hy., gen. (D) 929
— Geo., bp. Chest. 477
Geo., bp. Drom. 605
*— Hy., bp. Killa, and Ach.
Hy., dm. Cork, 632
* Prob. same pers.
— Hy., gem. (D) 886
— Jas., gen. (C) 873
— Jno., bp. Brl. 439
— Jno., gem. (C) 873
— Jno., gen. (D) 886
— Jno., K.C.B. 778
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 798
— Jno. and Sir J., K.C.H. 787;
K.H. 789
— Jno. Durh, gem. (D) 935
— Jno. Gage, G. Mtius. 683;
gen. (A) 862
— Jno. Stev., adm. (A) 818
— Jos., b.p. Ex. 437; bp. Norw.
455; dri. Worc. 473
— Jul. Ham., gem. (I)) 932
— Lewis A., gen. (ID) 894
— Rt., adm. (A) 820
— Rt. adm. (H) 849; Compt.
N. 258; L. Admy. 185; Sec.
Admy, 187
— Saml., Q.C. 420
— Th., C. Cus. 274; C. Exc.
279
— Th., gen. (A) 859
— Tim., b.p. Oxf. 456
Wm., S.L. 407
— Wrm., S.L. 411
— Wm. Hutch., adm. (ID) 833;
(F) 838; K.C.B. 779
— Wnn. King and sir W., adm.
(E) 835; K.C.B. 788
Hallam, Hy., C. St. 284
— Jno., dm. Brl. 440
— (or Hallum), Rt., abp. Ylö.
(nom.) 485; b.p. Sal. 467
IHalles, see Hailes
Halley, Edmd., Astr. Roy. 941
Halliburton, Haliburton,
and Hallyburton
— Arth. Lawr., K.C.B. 784
×
— Geo., bp. Abdn. 530; bp.
Brn. 531
— Geo., bp. Dkld, 533
Geo. and sir G., Ld. Sess.
ja. Jno. Fk. Gord., adm. (G)
8
— sir Walt. de, L.H.T. Sc.
496
Halliday and Haliday
— maj., G. Trim. 722
— Sir And., K.H. 789
— Fras. Ed., gem. (D) 931
— Flº. Ja.s. and sir F., K.C.B.
º: L.G. Bgal. 652; M.C.I.
R
— Jno. Gust., gen. (ID) 921
— Wm. Rt., gen. (ID) 905
Hallowell, Benj., K.C.B. 774
Hallowes, FK. Wm., adm.
(HI) 853
— Geo. Sk., gen. (ID) 924
— Jno., adm. (GF) 843
Halloway, see Holloway
Halls (or Hals), Jno., J.C.P.
378; J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
Hallum, see Hallam
Halpin, Wm., gen. (D) 896
Hals, see Halls and Halse
Halsay, Th., b.p. Llin. 622
Halsbury, Hard. St., 1st 1d.,
form. Sir H. S. Giffard, q.v.,
Ld. Chanc, 358; P.C. 220
Halse (or Hals), Jno., bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444; dn. Exr. 437
Halsey, Jno., M. Chy. 396
Halstan, K. Sw. 92
Halsted, Ed. Pell, adm. (ID)
832; (E) 834
— Geo. Anth., adm. (H) 848
— Lawr. Wm. and Sir T.I.,
adm. (A) 818; G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 774
Haltoft, Gilb., B. Ex. 383
Halton (or Halghton), Jno. de,
bp. Carl. 475
— Rt., S.L. 408 &
Haly, Wm. O'Gr. and sir W.,
gen. (D) 899; K.C.B. 780
Halys, see Hales
Hambury, Hy. de, C.J.C.P. II.
580
Hamelin, Ferd. Alph., G.C.B.
9
76
— Th., B1. T.P.A. 341
Hamelinus, dm. Linc. 447
Hameltone, see Hamilton
Hamerton, Jno. Mill, gen.
(A) 863
Hamilton, Alexr. Mark K.,
gen. (C) 874; G. Br. Hond.
714
— Sir Andr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Archd., abp. Cash. and
Eml. 626; bp. Killa, and Ach.
613
— Archd., gen. (B) (1747) 865
— lil. Archd., Gr. Hosp.
854; G. Jam, 712; "L. Admy.
177-8
— Arth. Ph., adm. (H) 845
— Ch., bp. Niag. 693
— Ch., gem. (D) 888 -
— sir Ch., adm. (A) 818; G.
Newfa. 700; K.C.B. 776
— Ch. Jas. H., Amb. Fr.
113
— Ch. PoW., adm. (A) 816
— Ch. Wm., gen. (ID) 880
— Chr., gen. (D) 877
— la. Claude J., L.T. 161 ;
P.C. 215; Tr. H. 291; V.C.H.
297
— Cosp, Baill, adm. (GF) 843
— Dav., b.p. Arg. 538
— Digby, gem. (C) 873
— Dougl., gen. (D) 917
— sil: Ed., adm. (A) 819;
R.C.B. 774
— Fras. Fisher, gem. (ID) 927
— Fras. Wrm., gen. (D) 931
— FC., Amb. Ecr. 942
— Fo., G. Leew. Isl. 727; gem.
(C) 871
— Fk. Wm. and sir F., gem.
(D) 895; K.C.B. 780
— Gav., bp. Gall, 538
— Gav., Ld. Sess. 517
Geo., B. Ex. Ir. 584; S.L. Ir.
592
Geo., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Geo. A., P.C. 218; Sec. Tr.
163-4
— Sir Geo. Baill., Amb. Tusc.
115; K.C.H. 788
—ld. Geo. F., L. Admy. 186;
P.C. 219; U.S. Ind. 236; V.P.
Ed. 255
Amb. Bzl.
36
Ham. Ch. J.,
135; Amb. R. Pl. 1
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
104L
Hamilton—cont.
— Hy., C. Cus. Ir. 566
Hy., G. Bmda. 701; G.
Dnca. 730
— Hy., gen. (ID) 906
— Hy. Meade, gem. (D) 907
— Hy. P., dn, Sal. 468
— Hugh, bp. Clonf. and K.
;: bp. Oss. 621 ; dm. Arm.
— Jas., bp. Arg. 538
— Jas., bp. Gall. 538
— Jas., gem. (A) 859
— Jas., L.M. Dblin, 641
— Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jas. Archd., dn. Cloy. 633
— Jno., abp. St. Andr. 529;
bp. Dkld. 533; L.H.T. Sc. 497;
L.P.S. Sc. 501; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; Ld. Sess, 518
— Jno., dn. Drom. 606
— Jno., gen. (A) 860
— sir Jno., gen. (B) 867
— Sir Jno. (Orbieston), L.J.
Clk. 516; Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Jno. (Magdalens), Ld.
Clk. Reg. 525; Ld. Sess. 517;
Ld. Sess, 519 -
— sir Jno. (abb. of Paisley)
Ld. Sess. 518
— Sir Jno. (Halcraig), Ld.
Sess. 520 -
— Jno. Pott., K.H. 791
— Ker Baill., G. Antig., &c.
727; G. Bdoes. 721; G. Gren.
724; G. Newfol. 700 .
-º-col —, G. Hlgld. (1814)
7
- Male, abp. Cash. and Eml.
— Nichs., gen. (D) 883; K.H.
791
— Oct., gen. (ID) 914
— Patr., Compt. Sc. 498
— Sir Patr., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Rd., gen. (D) 908
— Rd. Ves. and sir R., adm.
(E) 836; K.C.B. 782
— Rt., dn. Thist. 749
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Rt. gem. (B) 865
Geo. Cr. and sir R.,
G. Tasm. 708; R.C.IB. 784;
U.S. Ir. 563 -
— Rt. Gorg, gem. (D) 904
— Sir Rt. North Coll., K.C.B.
782
— Sackv., U.S. Ir. 563
— Th., adm. (A) 818
— Th., Ld. Sess. 519
— Th., S. St. 223
— Sir Thos., aft. li. Binning
and Byres, 1st E. of Melros
and of Haddington, q.v., Ld.
Adv. 526; Ld. Clk, Reg. 525;
Ld. Sess. 518
— Th. de C., gen. (D) 911
— Walk, K., bp. Sal. 467
— Walt., gem. (ID) 899
— Walt., L. Prov, Edinb. 548
Wm. de, dm. Yk, 486; J. It.
368; L.K. and Ld. Chanc.
353; M. Chy. 393
Wm. and sir W., Amb. Scy.
114; K.B. 765; P.C. 205
— Sir Wnn., gen. (ID) 927
— Sir Wm. (Whitelaw), L.J.
Clk, 516; Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Wim. (Sanquhar) Ld.
Sess. 518
— Wm. Alexr. Baillie, adm.
(G) 841
— Wrm. Conr., gen. (D) 919
— Rt.
Hamilton—cont.
— Wrm. Gerard, B.T. 265;
C. Acc. Ir. 567; Ch. Ex. Ir.
562; Ch. Sec. Ir. 562
— Wm. Rd., Amb. Scy. 115;
|U.S.F. 230
Hamilton, M. and D. of
— Jas., 2nd M. of, and 1st E.
of Cambridge, q.v., H.C.P. Sc.
507; K.G. 739; L.S.H. 290
— Jas... 3rd M. and 1st D.,
also 2nd E. of Cambridge, q.v.,
(d. 1649), H.C.P. Sc. 507; K.G.
§ L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; M.H.
— Wm., 2nd D. of and 3rd E.
of Cambridge, q.v., form. E. of
Hºmark q.v., K.G. 740; P.C.
1
— Wm., 3rd D. of, form. E. of
Selkirk, q.v., C.G.S. Sc. 515;
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; H.C.P.
Sc. 507; L.H.A. Sc. 499; Ld.
Sess. 519; P.C. 193
— Ja.s., 4th D. of, and 1st D.
of Brandon, q.v., form. 3rd
E. of Arran, q.v., R.G. 741;
M.G.O. 258
— Jas., 5th D. of and 2nd D.
of Brandon, I.T. 747
— Ja.s., 6th D. of and 3rd D.
Of Brandon, K.T. 747
— Dougl., 8th D. of and 5th
D. of Brandon, K.T. 748; L.L.
Lnrk. 511
— Archd., 9th D. of and 6th
#. of Brandon, L.L. Lnrk.
l
— Alexr., 10th D. of and 7th
D. of Brandon, form. M. of
Douglas and Cl., and ld.
Pºtton, q.v., K.G. 743; L.H.S.
7
— Wm. Alexr. &c., 11th D. of
and 8th D. of Brandon, form.
M. of Douglas and Cl., q.v.,
L.L. Limrk. 511
— Alexr. L. S., 12th D. of and
9th D. of Brandon, K.T. 749
Hamilton, Baillie-, see Baillie-
Hamilton
IIamley, Ed. Br. and sir E.,
G. S. Austr. 706; gen. (ID) 908;
K.C.B. 781; K.C.M.G. 797
— Fras. Gilb., gen. (ID) 911
— Wrm., adm. (YH) 847 *
— Wrm. Geo., gen. (ID) 910
Hammer, B., Pres. Sw. C. 31
— Th., K.C. 414
Hammersley, sir Hugh, L.M.
Lond., 491
Hammill, Denz., gen. (D) 928
Hammond and Hamond
— sir Andr. Sm., adm. (G) 843;
Compt. N. 257; G. N. Sc. 695
— Edmd., see ld. H., infra
— sir Fras. Th., G.C.H. 786;
gen. (A) 861; K.C.H. 787
Geo., Amb. U.S.A. 132;
TJ.S.F. 230 -
— Sir Grah. Eden, adm. (A)
820; (B) 821; (C) 822; G.C.B.
769; K.C.B. 776
— Hy., gen. (D) 910
— Jno., Blf. Jsey. 668
— Jno., Ch. Lond. 422
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Pet., gen. (ID) 896
— Th., S.L. 4
BIammond, lds.
Edm., aft. li. H., P.C. 217;
.S.F. 230
Hamnett, Geo., C.I.E. 807
*Hamo, dm. Linc. 447
× dn. Yk. 486
* 2 Same pers.
Hamond, see Hammond
IHampden, Renn. D., bp. Her.
42
Rd., Ch. Ex. 164; L.T.
5
*— Rd., P.C. 197; Tell. Ex.
168; Tr. N. 256
* 2 same pers.
— hon. Rt., Postm. G. 238
Hampden, visc.
Trevor Family.
— Th., 2nd visc., G.C.H. 786
IBrand Family.
— Hy. B. W., 1st visc., form.
sir H. B. W. Brand, q.v., L.L.
Suss. 312
Hampson, Rd., S.L. 410
Hºpton, Chr., abp. Arm.
{}
— Jno. Steph., G. W. Austr.
707
— Rt., gen. (D) 878
— Th., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm. Ph., gen. (ID) 909
Hampton, lds.
— Jno. S., 1st là., form. Sir J.
S. Pakington, q.v.
Hamund, see Eadmund
Hanagan, Rd. D., K.H. 789
Hanbury, Hy. de, J.K.B. 371
— Jas. Arth., K.C.B. 781
— sir Jno., gen. (A) 863;
K.C.B. 779; K.C.H. 788
— Th., S.L. 411
Hanbury-Tracy, see Tracy
Hancock and Handcock
— Geo., adm. (E) 836
— Hy, gen, (ID) 891
— Hy., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Hy. Fras., gen. (D) 927
— Jno., adm. (D) 825
— Rd., dn. Ach. 614
— Rd. S., adm. (ID) 826
— Steph., dn. Clonm. 600; dim.
Kilmacd. 638
— Sir Wrm., Rec. Dbln. 642
Hand, Geo. Sumn., adm. (H)
×
Handasyde and Handyside
Rt., Jy. Sc. 523; Lól. Sess.
521; S.G. Sc. 527
— Rog., gen. (A) 858
ºth, G. Jam, 712; gen. (C)
Handcock, see Hancock
Handlo (or Hadlow) Nichs.
de, J.C.P. J.K.B. 371;
Jy. 365
Handyside, see Hamdasyde
Hanemere, Dav., J.K.B. 371
#key, Augs. Barn., gen. (D)
7
l
— Fredk., G.C.M.G. 794;
I.C.M.G. 796; Sec. M.G. 799
Hankford, Wm. and Sir W.,
C.J.K.B. 370; J.C.P. 378; K.B.
755; S.L. 407
IHankin, Ed. Lew., gen. (D)
935
Hanlain, Ph., dn. Th. 613
Hanmer, Hy., K.H. 790
— Jno., bp. St. As. 462
— Jno., G. I. Man, 666
— sir Th., Sp. H.C. 250
Hannemere, Dav., S.L. 407
BIannen, Ja.s. and sir J., J.P.
and D. 391; J.P.D.A. 391;
J.Q.B. 373; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 218; S.L. 414
*-*.
377 ;
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1042
INDEX OF NAMES,
Hannibal,
Hennibal
— Matth., K.B. 754
— Th., bp, Worc. 472
ha Th., ; sº
annington, Jas., bp. E. Eq.
*gton, p Q.
*son, Sir R. D., G. S. Austr.
— Sir Reg., L.M. Lond. 492
— Sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
IIanwell, Jos., adm. (A) 818
— Jos., gem. (ID) 893
— Wrm., adm. (A) 820
Hanybal, see Hannibal
Harald, see also Harold
g.
— I. to III., K. Dk.93
Hººpert, Sir Jno., J. Adm. Ct.
Harbord, sir C., S.L.R. 271
*— Wrm., P.C. 193; V. Treas.
Ir, 559
Wm., S.L.R. 271
* Prob. same pers.
— Wrm. A., aft. 2nd lói. Suf-
field, q.v., L.L. Norfolk, 310
— sir Wim. Mord., K.B. 764
Harby, sir Job, C. Cus. 273
Harcourt, Harecourt, and
l:Iardecourt
— Ch. Am., gen. (C) 874
— hon. Bd. Ven. Vermon-,
abp. Yk. 486; bp. Carl. 476;
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; P.C. 208
—ºk. Ed. Vernon-, adm. (IHI)
— Geo. Wm. B., gem. (C) 873
— Oct. Vermon, adm. (G) 841
— Ph. de, dn. Linc. 447
— ltd., IX.P. 757
— (or Hardecourt), Rt., R.B.
7.59
— Sir Rt., IK.G. 736
— Sim., see lá. H., infra
— hon. Wm., gen. (A) 859
— Wrm. G. G. Ven. Vernon
and sir W., Ch. Ex. 166; H.
Sec. 227; L.T. 162; P.C. 219;
Q.C. 418; S.G. 402
IHarcourt, lds, and E.
— Sir Sim., aft. 1st là. H.,
A.G. 399; Ld. Chanc. 357; Ld.
K. 357; P.C. 195; S.G. 401
— Sim., 2nd ló. and 1st E.,
Amb. Fr. 112; gen. (A) 858;
L.L. Ir, 557; P.C. 199
— Wrm., 3rd E., F.M. 856;
G.C.B. 768
IHardecourt, see Harcourt
Biardell, IRd., L.M. Lond, 489
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 488
IIarden, Jno. W., C.C.J. 403
IHardicanute, R.E. 4
Hardie, see also Hardy
— Rt., M.C.I. 647
IHarding, Fras., adm. (H)848
— Fras. Pym, G. N. Brk. 696;
gen. (ID) 904
— Geo., IX.C. 415
Geo. Judd, G. Gsey. 669;
gen. (D) 883; K.C.B. 778
Jno., b.p. Bbay. 661
— Jno. Dorn. and sir J., Q.
Adv. 422; Q.C. 418
IIardinge, hon. Arth. Ed. and
sir A., C.C. 13bay. 660; C.I.E.
807; G. Gibr. 670; gen. (D)
904; K.C.I3. 781
Ed., adm. (E) 836
— Hy., see visc. H., infra,
— I'd., gen. (D) 893; R.H.
789
Hanybal, and
Sk
Hardinge, visc.
— Hy, aft. Sir H. and 1st
visc. H., C. Ch. 855; Ch. Sec.
Ir. 563; Clk. O. 260; F.M.
856; G.C.B. 772; G.G. Ind.
649; gen. (A) 863; K.C.B.
775; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 211;
Sec. at W. 234
— Ch. St., 2nd visc., U.S. War,
232
Hardres, Rt. de, J. It, 366
— (or Hardy) Th., S.L. 410
Hardulfus, bp. Dunw. 454
Hardwick, lds, and E.
Phil., 1st là. and E., form.
Ph. Yorke and sir P., q.v.,
L.H.S. 287; Ld. Chanc. 357
— Ph., 2nd E. of, form. hon.
Ph. Yorke, and visc. Royston,
Q.7).
— Ph., 3rd E. of, K.G. 743;
L.L. Cambs. 306; L.L. Ir.
557; P.C. 206
Ch. Ph., 4th Earl of, adm.
(G) 841; L.L. Cambs. 306;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 215; Postm.
G. 239
Ch. Ph., 5th E. of, M.B.H.
303
Hardy, see also Hardie
— Benj., Q.C. 418
— sir Ch., adm. (A) 814; G.
Gr. Hosp. 854; G. Newfl.
700; L. Admy. 178
— Flc., gem. (D) 927
— Gaith., aft, visc. Cran-
brook, q.v., H. Sec. 227; P.C.
217; Pres. P.L.B. 262; Sec.
lmd. 236; U.S. Home, 228; W.
Sec. 232
— Herb. H. Cozens-, Q.C. 419
— Nathl., dn. Roch. 461
— (or Hairdres), Th., S.L. 410
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 813
— Sir Th. Ma.St., adm. (A)
820; G.C.B. 768; G. Gr. Hosp.
854; K.C.B. 774; L. Admy. 182
Wm., gen. (ID) 917
Hardyman, Flº., gen. (C) 874
— sil: Luc. Herd., adm. (A)
820
Hare, Fras., bp. Chich. 433;
bp. St. As. 462; dri. St. P.
453; dim. Worc. 473
Hy. Ambr., gen. (D) 919
F Jas., Anib. l’ld. 126
Jas., gem. (C) 873
— Jno., G. C.G.H. 679; gen.
(D) 881; K.H. 790
— Jno., B. Dr. P.A. 338;
IRichm. H. 334
— sir Nichs., M.R. 388; Sp.
H, C, 249
— Ralph, K.B. 761
— Th., drl. Oss. 623
Harecourt, see Harcourt
Hºene, Archd. Rd., gen. (D)
Hareng, Ralph, Jy. 364
Harewell, see also Harwell
— Jno., bp, B. and W. 428
Harewood, Iº. of
— Hy., 2nd i. of, form. Visc.
Lascelles, q.v.
— Hy., 3rd E., L.L. of Yorks.
W.R. 313
Hargood, Wm., adm. (G) 842
— Wm. and sir W., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768; G.C.H. 786;
K.C.B. 773 -
Hargrave, Fras, IS.C. 415
— Wm., G. Gibr. 669; gen.
(B) 864
Hºsraves, Jas., dm. Chich.
Hargreave, Ch. Jas., Land.
J. Ir. 587; Q.C. 417
Harington, see Harrington
Hºrness, Ch. Th., gen. (ID)
— Jno. Granv., gen. (D) 929
Harland, sir Rt., adm. (A)
815; Lä. Admy. 179
Harlardus, bp. Dorch. 446
Harlech, Wm. Rd., 2nd lå,
L.L. Leitr. 570 g
IHarlewin (or Herlewin), bp.
Llin. 621
Harley, Ed., K.B. 763
— Jno. bp. Her. 441
— hom. Jno., bp. Her. 442;
dn, Winds. 474
*— Rt., K.B. (1603) 761
*— Sir Rt., M.M. (1625) 246
* 2 same pers.
— Robt., aft. 1st E. of Oxford
and Mortimer, q.v., Ch. EX.
165; L.T. 156; P.C. 195; S.
St. 224; Sp. H.C. 250
— Rt. Wrm. and Sir R., G.
IBdoes. 721; G. Br. Hond.
714; G. Gld. Cst. 686; G.
. 724; G. Tob. 724;
K.C.M.G. 798
hon. Th., L.M. Lond. 492;
P.C. 202; B.T. 267; L.L.
Radn. 316
Harlowe, sir Rt., Lt. T.L.
321
Harman, Cutts, dm. Wíord.
628
Ed. Rt. King-, L.L. ROSC.
571; U.S. Ir. 564
Geo. Byng, gen. (D) 924;
K.C.B. 782
— J., see Veysey e
Harness, Hy. Dr., and Sir H.,
gen. (D)'903; K.C.B. 780
Harnett, Ed., gem. (ID) 929
Harnhall, Hy. de, K.B. 754
IIarold, see also Harald
— bp. Lim. 638
— K. Man, 665
— (g. son Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 16.
— I. and II., IX.E. 41
— II. (K.E.), L.H.A. 170;
W.C.P. 317.
— Jas. Cas., gen. (D) 892
— Jno., dri. Her. 442
Haroun - Al-Baschid, Cph.
Aba, 98
IHarper and Harpur
— Jerv., gem. (ID) 935
— Jno., adm. (H)845
— H. Jno. Chitty Chr., bp.
Ch. N.Z. 709
— Rd., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— sir Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
Harpisfield, see Harpsfield
Harpole and Harpoll
— (or Hartpoole), Walt., dn.
Llin. 623 sº
Harpsfield and Harpisfield
— Jno., dm. Norw. 455
— Nichs., D. Arch. 420
Harpur, see Harper
Harrac-Rohrau, C. of, R.
Nds. 83
Harrington and Harington.
— Hy. Byng, K.C.S.I. 802
— Jas., dm. Yk. 487
— Jno., K.B. 761
— Rd. and sir R., C.C.J.
r:
Wm., M. Chy. 395
— Sir Wrm., K.G. 735
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMIES.
1043.
Harrington, lds. and E. of
— Wm., 1st là. and E. of,
form. Wm. Stanhope, q.v.,
gen. (A) 857; L.L. Ir. 556;
L.P.C. 188; S. St. 224
Wm., 2nd E. of, gen. (A)
858
Ch., 3rd E. of, Amb. Aus.
117; Amb. Pr. 118; Comm.
F. Ir. 564; Const. W. Cast.
322; gen. (A)
859; P.C. 206
Harriott, see also Haryot
— Jno. St., gen. (ID) 878
Harris, –, M. Chy, 395
— Ch., gen. (D) 916
-i.hon. Ch. Am., b.p. Gibr.
0
7
— Sir Ed., J.K.B. Ir. 579
hom. Ed. Alfr. Jno., and
sir E., Amb. Chi, 137; adm.
(G) 841; Amb. Nds., &c. 123;
Amb. Pu. 135; Amb. Swz.
114; K.C.B. 783
— Geo., Adm. Adv. 423
— Geo. see la. H., infra,
— Hy., C. St. 283
— Harry Boot., K.H. 790
— Jas. T. Admy. 179; L.T.
157
— Jas.and sir J.,aft.1st là.and
E. of Malmesbury, q.v., Amb.
Nds, &c. 122; Amb. Pr. 118;
Amb. Russ. 125; Amb. Spm.
123; K.B. 765; P.C. 204
— Jno., bp. Llff. 449; dm.
Wells 429
— Jno., gem. (C) 874
— Jno., S.L. 408
— Jno. Adolph., gem. (A)
860
— Jos., gem. (D) 886
— Noel Haml., *; (D) 928
— Th. Noel, K.H. 789
— Webber D., gem. (I)) 913
IHarris, lds.
— Geo., 1st là. G.C.B. 768;
G. Mdras. 656; gen. (A) 860
— Wnn. Geo., 2nd ld., gen. (IB)
869; K.C.H. 788
— Geo. Fras. B., 3rd ló.,
G.C.S.I. 800; G. Mdras. 657;
G. Trin. 722; K.C.S.I. 802
— G. R. C. 4th lä. U.S. Ind.
236; U.S. War. 232
IHarris - Gastrell, see Gas-
trell
IIarrison, Anth. Bobn, gen.
(D) 894
— Broadl., gem. (D) 907
Ed., gem. (D) 917
— Ed., gem. (D) 918
— Ed., Post, G. 238
— Geo., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Clar.
I.A. 328 ; Norr. IX.A. 330;
Winds. H. 331
— Geo. and sir G. K.C.H. 787;
Sec. Tr. 164
— Geo. and Sir G., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
— Geo. H. Rogers-, 131. M. P.A.
337; Winds. H. 332
— Hy., adm. (A) 814
— Hy., gen. (B) 864
— Jno., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
— sir Jno., C. Cus. 273
— Jno. Chr., K.H. 791
— Josh., adm. (HI) 847
Harrison—cont.
— Michl., J. Bank. Ir. 587;
J.C.P.D. Ir. 582; J.Q. B.D. Ir.
580; S.G. Ir. 590
IRd., gen. (ID) 935
— Theoph., dn. Clonm. 600
Th., C. Exc. 282; C.I.B.
285; C. St. and Tx. 285
Tºir Th., Chambn. Lond.
— Wrm., K.C. 415
— Wrm. Geo., Q.C. 419
— Wm. Hy., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Wm. T., bp. Glasg. and
Gall. 544
Harrowby, lds, and E.
— Dudley, 2nd ló. and 1st
E., also 1st visc. Sandon,
q.v., form. hon. D. Ryder,
q.v., C.D.L. 243; b. Pr.
118; Amb. Huss. 125; F. Sec.
228; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
L.P.C. 188; Pres. B.C. 252
— Dudley, 2nd E. of, form.
Dudley Ryder, and visc.
Sandon, q.v., C.D.L. 243; K.G.
744; L.P.S. 241; P.C. 216
— Dudl. Fr. St., 3rd E. of,
form. Visc. Sandon, q.v.,
L.P.S. 241
Harsnet, Saml., abp. Yk. 486;
bp; Norw. 455; bp. Chich.
433
Hart, Anthy. and sir A., K.C.
415; Ld. Chanc, Ir. 577; P.C.
210 ; V. Chanc. 390 -
— Ed. Hume, gen. (D) 896
— Geo., adm. (A) 818
— Geo. Vaugh., gen. (A) 861
— Hy., K.B. 763
— Hy., L.M. D'blin. 641
— sir Hy., adm. (HI) 844;
K.C.H. 789
— Hy. Geo., gem. (D) 905
— Jno., Chest. H. 331
— Jno., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Sir Rt., Amb. Ch. and Cor.
131; K.C.M.G. 798
— Walt., bp. Norw. 455
— Wrm., Ld. Adv. 526
Hart-Dyke, see Dyke
Hartcup, Th., gem. (A) 861
Hartington, M. of, see also
Cavendish and Devonshire
— Wnn., M. of, aft. 2nd D. of
Dev., q.v., C.Y.G. 298
— Wm., M. of, aft. 3rd D. Of
Dev., q.v., C.G.P. 299
— Wrm., M. of, aft. 4th D. of
DeV., q.v., L.L. Ir. 557; L.
ºne. Ir. 560; M.H. 302; P.C.
— Spenc. Compt. Cav., c.c.
M. of, son of 7th D. of Dev.,
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L. Admy.
184; P.C. 217; Postm. G. 239;
Sec. Ind. 236; U.S. War.
232; W. Sec. 232
Hºtland, Th., ld., gen. (B)
67
Hººley, sir Ch.Aug.,IX.C.M.G.
79
— Humphr. Rt., gem. (ID) 885
— Ja.s., gem. (C) 872
Hartman, Jul., IX.C.B. 775
Hart poole, see Harpoll
Hartstonge, Jno., b.p. Dry.
601 ; bp. Oss. 620
— Sir Stand., B. Ex. Ir. 584
Hartwell, Brod., L.G. Gr,
Hosp. 854
— Wrm., K.B. 759
Harty, Jos. Mark, K.H. 792
— Sir Rt. Way, L.M. Dbln.
642
Harvest, Ed. Dougl., G. W.
Austr. 707; gen. (D) 924
Harvey, Harvie,
Hervey
— (or Hervoeus), bp. Bgr. 425;
bp. Ely, 434
— (or Hausir) bp. Ork. 535
— Albt. Hy. Andr., gen. (D)
911
—ld. Alf., L.T. 161
— Andr., gen. (ID) 887
—ld. Arth. Ch., bp. B. and
W. 428
and
— hon. Aug. Jno., aft. 3rd E.
of Bristol, q.v., L. Admy. 179;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 562
— Biss., K.H. 792
— Ch. Rt. W., gen. (D) 917
— Danl., G. Gsey. 668; gen.
(A) 857
— Ed. and sir E., adm. (D)
828; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 779
Ed., gem. (B) 865
Ed., gen. (D) 893
— Eliab, K.C. 415
— Ellab and Sir E., adm. (A).
817; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
— sir Felt. Elw. B., K.H.
789
— Fras. and sir F., J.C.P.
379; S.L. 409
— hon. Fk. Augs., aft. 4th E
of Bristol, q.v., bp. Cloy, 631;
bp. Dry. 601
— Fk., see lö. H., infra,
— sir Geo., Lt. T.L. 321
— Geo. Fk., IK.C.S.I. 802
— Hy., adm. (H) 849
— Hy., M. Chy. 395
— Hy. and sir H., adm. (A)
816; K.B. 766
Jas., K.H. 791
— sir Ja.s., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., dn. Her. 442
— Jno. and sir J., adm. (A)
819; IK.C.B. 776
— Jno. and sir J., G. N. Brk.
695; G. N. Sc. 695; G. Newfa.
700; G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699 ; gen.
(B) 870; K.C.B. 776; K.C.H.
787
— Jno. A., see ld. H., infra
— Jno. Spr., M. Chy. and
Acct. G. 397
— Lionel, Amb. Spn. 124
— Sir Rt. Jno., gen. (ID) 879
— Sir Seb., L.M. Lond. 491
— Steph., K.B. 763
— Th., adm. (E) 835
— Th. and sir T., adırı. (A).
819; K.C.B. 776
— sir Walt., L.M. Lond.
489
— Wnn., Bl. M.P.A. 336; Clar.
R.A. 328; Hps. P.A. 343;
Norr, IN.A. 329 ; Sonn. H. 332
hon. Wm., gem. (A) 859
— lol. Wnn., Amb. Fr. 113
Hervey, lds., see also Jermyn
— Jno., ld., son of 1st E. of
Bristol, L.P.S. 240; P.C. 198
V.C.H. 297
Jno. Augs., ld, son of 4th
E. of Bristol, Amb. Tusc.
115
— Flk. Wm., Id., aft. 5th E.
and 1st M. of Bristol, q.v.,
TJ.S.F. 229
Harvie, see Harvey
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
104.4
INDEX OF NAMES.
1Iarward, Ch., dm. Chich, 434;
dn. Exr. 438
— Th. Neth, gem. (D) 927
IHarwedon, Rt. de, J. It. 369
IHarwell, see also Harewell
Trºi. Kjø.
IHarwood, see also Harewood
— Ch., C.C.J. 403
Hºynton, See also Harring-
OIl
— Th. Grey, ld., K.B. (1491)
758
IIaryot, see also Harriott
— Win., L.M. Lond. 490
IHascard, Greg., dm. Winds. 474
IHaseley, Jno., dn. Chich. 434
Haselshaw, Walt. de, bp. B.
and W. 427; din. Wells, 428
#ºkett, Elias, G. Bah. Isl.
IHassal, Jno., dm. Norw. 456
IIassan, Cph. Aba. 98
— (Muley), S. Mco. 101
— (Mohammed) C.I.E. 807
IHassard, Jno., gen. (C) 875
Hastings, sir Ch., G.C.H.
786; gen. (A) 860
— Ch. Holl., K.H. 790
— Ed., K.B. (1400) 756
— Ed. (son of Wm. 1st là.
H.), K.B. (1475) 757
— Ed., see also lá. H., infra,
— Fras. Dec., adm. (GF) 842
— Fras. Wnn., gem. (D) 925
— Geo., K.B. 759
— hon. Geo. Fowl., adm. (D)
833; (E) 834
— Grah., Q.C. 419
y., Som. H. 332; R. Cr.
P.A. 335
— Jas., dm. Ach. 614
— Jno., K.B. 758
— sir Th., adm. (ID) 831;
R.C.B. 778; St. O. 261
— Warron, Adm. and G.G.
Ind. 648; P.C. 209
— Wm., Nottm. P.A. 343;
PtC. P.A. 337; Sonn, H. 332
Hastings, lds., see also Hoo
and H.
— Wrm., 1st lél., K.G. 736 ;
M.M. 246
— Fras, ld., aft. 2nd E. of
Huntingdon, q.v., K.R. 760
— Hy., ld, aft. 3rd E. of
Huntingdom, q.v., K.B. 760
— Fras, 1st M. of, form. E.
of Moira, q.v., Const. T.L.
321; G. Mlta. 671; G.C.B.
767; G.C.H. 786; M.G.O. 259
Hastings of Loughborough,
Sir Edw., aft. 1d., K.G. 738;
L.W.S. 323
Haswell, Wm. Hy., adm. (H)
l
85
IHatch, Geo. Cl., gem. (D) 923
— Wm. Sp., gem. (D) 916
IIatchard, Th. GoodW., b.p.
Mtius. 684
Hatchell, Jno., A.G. Ir. 588;
S.G. Ir. 590
Hatcliffe, W., S. St. 222
Hatfield, Th. de, bp, Dham.
478
— Walt., dn. Llin. 623
Hatherley, see also Atherley
— Wm. P., ld., form. Sir W.
P. Wood, q.v.
Hatherton, Ed. Jno., ld,
F. j.“j. Littleton, q.v.,
L.L. Staffs, 312
Hathorn, see also Hawthorn
— Geo., adm. (GF) 842
Hathway, Ham. R., gen. (D)
914
Hatsell, Hy. and sir H., B.
Ex. 384; S.L. 411
*on, hom. Ch., G. Gsey.
— Chr., IV.B. (1603) 761
— sir Chr., C.Y.G. 298;
R.G. 739; Ld. Chanc. 356 ;
W.C.H. 296
— Chr., see also lö. H., infra,
— Ed. Finch-, C. St. 284; U.S.
Home, 227
— Geo., C. St. Ir, 568
— Jno., gen. (IB) 867
— Rd., M. Chy. 394
— (or Hutton), Rt., S.L. 409
—Williers Fras, adm. (D)828;
(GF) 840
Hatton, lds.
Chr., aft. Sir C. and lå.,
Compt. H. 292; G. Gsey. 668;
K.B. 763; P.C. 190
Hºwa, Mahar. Of, K.C.I.E.
Haugh, Jno., J.C.P. 378
#####n, Sir Graves C.,
R.H. 790
— Jno., gen. (D) 934
— Jno. Colp., gen. (ID) 922
Hault, Nichs., G. Ch. Isl. 667
Haultain, Ch., K.H. 790
— Fras., gen. (D), 890
— Fras. Mitch., gen. (ID) 912
Haunsar, Wm. de, J. It. 367
Hausir, see Harvey
Hauteyn, Ham., J. It. 368
Havelock, Arth. Elib. and
Sir A., G. Nat. 680; G. Nev.
730; G. Trim. 723; G. W. Afr.
Sett. 688; IX.C.M.G. 798
— Hy. and Sir H., gem. (D)
1
— sir Hy. M., aft. Havelock-
#ºn, gen. (D) 918; K.C.B.
77
— Wnn., K.H. 789
Havelock-Allan, See Allan
Haverhull, Wm., L.H.T.
152
Havers, Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 337
Haversham, Jno., 1st là., L.
Admy. 176
Haviland and Havilland
— Jno. V. S. de, R. Cr. P.A.
336; Yk. H. 334
— Pet. de and Sir P., Blf.
Gsey. 669
— T. H., G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699
— Wrm., gem. (A) 858
Hawarden, Corm., 4th visc.,
aft. 1st E. de Montalt, q.v.,
L.L. Tipp. 571
Hawes, Benj. and sir. B., Dep.
Sec. at W. 234; K.C.B. 782;
§ W. and C.231; U.S. War,
3
— Geo. Har., gem. (D) 925
— Jas., L.M. Lond. 490
Hawford, Ph., dm. Worc. 473
Hawick, Amdr. de, Sec. St. Sc.
501
Hawise, Q.C.E. 7
Hawke, sir Ed., aft, 1st, ld.
H., adm, (A) 814; K.B. 765;
L. Admy. 179; P.C. 202
IIawker, Ed., adm. (ID) 825
— Hy. Saml., adm. (H) 851
— Jos., Clar. K.A. 328; Norr.
K.A. 330; R. Cr. P.A. 335;
IRichm. H. 334
— Sir Saml., gem. (B) 868;
G.C.H. 787; IK.C.H. 788
-
Hawker—cont.
— Sir Th., gem. (A) 863; (G)
874; K.C.H.789
Hawkes, Rt., gem. (ID) 887
— Th. Sp., gem. (ID) 931
Hawkesbury, lds. -
Ch., 1st lá., form.C. Jenkin-
son, q.v., aft. 1st E. of Liver-
ool, q.v., C.D.L. 243; Pres.
T. 268; Sec. at W. 234 . .
— Rt. B., ld. (R. B. Jenkin-
son), aft. 2nd E. of Liverpool,
q.v., B.C. 252; B.T. 268; F.
Sec. 228; H. Sec. 227; M.M.
247; P.C. 206; W.C.P. 319
Hººkeslow, Wm., Clar. lx.A.
328
Hawkey, Hy. Aitch., gem. (IP)
891
Hykin, Geo. Cr., gen. (D)
Hawkins, Abrm. Mills, adm.
(HI) 847
— Caes. Hy., Pres. Coll. Surg.
93
9
— Ch., Mast. Coll. Surg. 939
— Ed. Linds., gen. (D) 930
— Fras., dm. Chich. 434
— Fras. S., gen. (D) 888
— Hy. and sir H., J. Ex. D.
386; J.Q.B.D. 374; Q.C. 418
— Jas., b.p. Drom. 605; b.p.
Rph. 602; dri. Emly, 628
— Jno., Ulst. K.A. 572
— Jno. Summ., gem. (D) 905;
I.C.M.G. 797
— Saml., gen. (D) 891
— Th., dm. Clonf. 637
— Wm., S.L. 411
— Wm. (No. 1), Ulst. K.A. 572
— Wm. and sir W. (No. 2),
Ulst, I.C.A. 572
Haykanaw, Jno., gen. (D)
Hawles, Jno. and Sir J., K.C.
415; S.G. 401
Hawley, Hy., G. Bdoes. 719
— Hy, gen. (B) 864
— Rt. Beauf., gen, (D) 909
— Th., Carl. H. 339; Clar.
I.A. 328; R. Bl, P.A. 344;
R. Cr, P.A., 335
— Wnn., G. Bdoes. 719
— Wrm. Hamb., G. Mitius. 684;
gem, (D) 931
IHawnman (Or
Nichs., B. Ex. 383
Haws, Jno., S.L. 407
Hawtayne, Ch. Jno. Sibth.,
adm. (D) 827
Hawte, Th., K.B. 759
— Wrm... K.B. 757
Hawthorne, Ch. St., C. Exc.
Ir. 567
— Rt. Jno., gen, (ID) 910
Haxey, Th., M. Chy. 394
Hay —, see also Hey—
Hay, see also Haye
†Alexr. and Sir A. (Easter
Kemmet), Ld. Clk. Reg. 525;
Ld. Sess. 518
— Alexr. (Fosterseat), Ld.
Sess. 519
— Alexr. and sir A. (Newton),
; Sess. 519; Sec. St. Sc.
50
— sir Alexr. (Whitburgh), Ld.
Clk. Reg. 525
— sir Alexr. (Landor), Ld.
Clk. Reg. 525
Haghman),
— Sir Alexr., S. St. (1609) -
223
— Alexr. Leith, gen. (A) 860
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1045.
Hay—comt. ->
— Andr., gen. (C) 873
— Andr. L. and sir A., Clk, O.
260 ; G. Bmda. 701; K.H. 790
— Ch., Ld. Sess. 520
— lit. Ch., gen. (C) 871
— Ch. Cr., gen. (D) 893
— Ch. Murr., G. Mtius. 684;
gen. (D) 885
— hon. Ed., Amb. Pgl. 124;
G. Bóloes. 720
— Ed. Hay Drummond- and
sir E., G. St. Xtr. 729; G. St.
Hel. (1854) 682
— Ed. Wm. Aur. Drummond-,
Amb. Mx.co. 132
— Fras., c.c. li. H., K.B.
(1610) 762
— Geo., L. Admy, 178-9
— Geo., Ld. Sess. 518
— Geo. and sir G., Ch. Lond.
422; D. Arch. 421; J. Adm. Ct.
423; J. Pr. Ct. 421; K. Adv.
422; Vic. Gen. 422
— sir Geo., aft. 1st Visc. Dup-
plin, and 1st E. of Kin-
noull, q.v., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; Ld. Clk. Beg. 525
— sir Gilb., aft. c.c. E. of
Erroll, Q.'v., L.H. Const. Sc.
(1321) 507 *
— Jas., adm. (H) 846
— Ja.s., b.p. Ross, 535
— Jas., gen. (ID) 879
— Sir Jas., Compt. Sc. 498
— sir Jas., gem. (A) 862;
R.C.H. 788
—ld. Ja.s.. gem. (D) 882
— Jas., c.c. 1d. H., aft. 1st.
visc. Doncaster and E. of
Carlisle, q.v., M.G.W. 296;
IX.B. (1625) 762
— Jas. Beckford Lew., adm.
(G) 842
— Jas. Shaw, G. Gamb. 686;
G. Si. Le. 685
— Jno., adm. (H) 848
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 797
— sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 517 and
5.j9
— lá. Jno., adm. (B) 821; (D)
829; (E) 836 ; G.C.B. 771;
K.C.B. 781; L. Admy.183-4-5-6
— Jno. Bak. Port., adm. (IH)848
— Jno. Ch., gem. (ID) 929
— Jno. Ch. Dalr, and Sir C.,
adm. (E) 835; (E) 838; K.C.B.
781; L. Admy. 184-5 ; P.C. 219
— Jno. Cr., gen. (D) 933
— Jno. H. Drummond- and Sir
J., Amb. Mco. 132; G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.B. 783; P.C. 221
— Lor. Geddes, G. Tob. 724
*-*. Ph. Jas., gen. (ID) 881
— Rt. Jno., gen. (D) 928
Rt. Wm., U.S.C. 235;
U.S.W. and C. 232
:k Th., dm. Ferns, 623
*— Th., Ld. Sess. 518
*— Th., Sec. St. Sc. 502
* Prob. all same pers.
— Th., Ld. Sess. 520
— Wm., bp. Cmr. 604
— Wm., bp. Mor. 534
— Wrm., C.C.P. 261
— Wm., C. Cus. 276
— Woulfe, gem. (D) 929
Hay of Yester, lds., see Yester
IIaya, Rt. de, J. It. 368
Haydell, Jno. de; A.G. 398
Haydock, Gilb., M. Chy, 394
— sir Hy. de, C.D.L. 242
Haydon, see also Heydon
*º-º-º-º-º:
Haydon—comt.
— Sir Jno., G. Bmda. 701
— Wm., adm. (HI) 847
— Sir Wm., L.G.O. 259
Haye, see also Hay
— Jno. de la, K.B. 754
— Wm. de la, L.D. Ir. 550
Hºges, Courtn. Osb., adm. (IHI)
— Edmél., S.G. Ir. 590; J.Q.B.
Ilº. 579
— Geo. and sir G., J.Q.B. 373;
P.P. 4 i8; S.L. 413
— Horace, C. Tx. 285
— Jas. Th., bp. Trim. 723
— Jno., adm. (ID)824
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno. Mont., adm. (IHI) 849
— Ruth. B., Pres. U.S.A. 103
— Saml., C. St. Ir. 568
Hºgland, Alfr. Th., gem. (D)
3
Hayley, Th., dm. Chich. 434
— Wrm., dn. Chich. 434
IHaymie, see Heym
Haynes, see Haines
Heynes
Hayter, sir Arth. D., L.T. 162;
U.S. War, 233
— Thos., b.p. Lond. 452; bp.
Norw. 455; P.C. 200
— Wrm. Good, and Sir W.,
J.A.G. 937; P.C. 215; P.P.
417; Sec. Tr. 163
Haythorne, Edm., gen. (D)
903; K.C.B. 780
Hayton, W., S. St. 222
Hayward, see also Heyward
— Abm., Q.C. 417
— Hy. Blak., gen. (ID) 929
— Jno., M. Chy. 395
Wrm., S.L. 412
Haywood, see Heywood
Head, sir Edm. Walk., G., Can.
692; G. N. Brk. 696; K.C.B.
783; P.C. 216; P.L.C. 262
sir Fras. Bond, G. Upp.
Can. 692; IX.C.H. 789; K.H.
790; P.C. 217
Jno., dm. Killoe, 637
— Michl., gem. (IB) 868
Headfort, E. and M. of
— Th., 1st M. of, form. 2nd
E. of Bective, q.v., I.P. 750
— Th., 2nd M. of, IN.P. 751;
L.L. Cav. 569
— Th., 3rd M. of, K.P. 752;
L.L. Meath, 570
Headington, Rd. Cl., Pres.
Coll. Surg. 939
Headlam, Th. Emm., J.A.G.
937; P.C. 216; Q.C. 417
Headley, Th., S.L. 409
*Headda, bp. Lich. 443
*— (St.), bp. Winch. 470
* Prob. same pers.
Headulacus, bp. Elm. 454
IIeald, Geo., K.C. 416
IHeale, Jno., S.L. 408
Heard, Isaac and Sir I., Bl.
M. P.A. 336; Clar. R.A. 328;
Gart. K.A. 328; Lanc. H. 333;
Norr. K.A., 329
Heardred, bp. Dumw. 454
— bp. Hex. 480
Hearn, Ch. S., C.I.E. 806
— Geo., gen. (D) 929
Hearsey, Jno. B., gen. (D)
887; K.C.B. 778
Hºy, Geo. Bayles, gen,
5
Heath, Alf. Hales, gen. (D) 920
— Dougl. D., C.C.J. 403
and
Heath—cont.
— Ed. K.B. 764
— Geo. Th., P.P. 416; S.L. 413.
— Jno. and sir J., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 412
— Jno. Coulson, gen. (ID) 901
— Sir Leop. Geo., adm. (E).
836; (E) 839; K.C.B. 779
— Nichs., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. Worc. 473;
Ld. Chanc. 355
— Rd. and sir R., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 410
— Rt. and sir R., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 375; C.J.K.B. 370;
J.K.B. 372; Rec. Lond. 494;
S.G. 401; S.L. 409
— Th., M. Chy. 395
s5 Wm. Andr. Ja.s., adm. (HI)
851
Heathcote, Edm., adm. (E)
835; (E) 839
— Geo., C. TX. 284
— Geo., L.M. Lond. 491
— Sir Gilb., L.M. Lond. 491
Tºw Hy., adm. (A) 820; (G)
— Ralph, Amb. G. St. 121
— Sir Wm., L.L. Hants, 311
— sir Wm., P.C. 218
— Wm. Saml., gen. (D) S77
Heathfield, lds.
Geo. Augs., 1st là., form.
hon. Ceo. Elliot, q.v.
— Fras. Augs., 2nd lå., gem.
(A) 860
Heathobertus, see Hechertus
Heathored or Heathured,
bp. Lindisf. 478
Heaton, see also Heton
— Rd., dn. Clonf. 637
Heber, K. Ir. 20
— Reg., bp. Calc. 653
Heca, bp. Sels. 432
Hechertus (or Healthobertus)
bp. Lond. 451
Hector, Jas., K.C.M.G. 798
Hedda, bp. Sels. 432
Hedges, Ch., and sir C., J
Adm. Ct. 423; J. Pr. Ct. 421
P.C. 194; S. St. 224
Hedian, see Hodian
IHedwige, Q. Pld. 91
Heende (or Hyende or Hind),
Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
Heer, Gerr. de, G. Ceyl. 672
— J., Pres. Sw, C. 31
Heera, Sahib, &c. C.I.E. 808
Hegham, Rog, de, A.G. 398;
B. Ex. 383
Hegyood, lit., G. I. Man, 666
Heiden,_Louis Count de,
R.C.B. 775
Haigham, Nichs., dn. Linc.
y
*
ºf
y
4
Helena-Aug.-Vict. (dau. Q.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16; Cr. Ind. 869
Heliogabalus, Emp. Ro. 47
Hellen, Rt., J.C.P. Ir, 582;
S.G. Ir, 589
Hºlimuth, Isaac, bp. Huron,
Helmstan, bp. Winch. 470
Helot, Wilh., G. C.G.H. 678
Helpman, Ph. Augs, adm.
(HI) 851
Helps, Arth., IX.C.B. 7S3
Hºwais, Sir Gerv., Lt., T.L.
Hely, Jas. Pr., gen. (D) 892;
K.H. 792
— sir Jno., C.B. Ex, Ir, 583
Sir Jmo., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1046
1NDEX OF NAMES.
Hely-Hutchinson, see Hut-
chinson
#ºn or Helyun, Walt, de,
J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368; J.K.B.
371; Jy, 365 .
IHemel, bp. Lich. 443
IIemenhale, Th. de, bp.
Norw. 454
IHemery, Jas., dm. Jsey, 668
IHemming, Geo. Wirgm.,
Q.C. 41
Hemphill, Amdr. T., gem. (D)
896
— C. H., S.L. Ir. 593
IHempsham, Walt. de, abp.
Cant. 430
Hºynsorsh, Rt., A.G. Ir.
5
Henchman, Humphr., bp.
Lond. 452; bp. Sal. 467; P.C.
90
1
— Humphr., Ch. Lond. 422;
J. Adm. Ct. 423
IIenden, Ed. and Sir E., B.
Ex. 384; S.L. 409
IHenderson, Alexr., L. ProV.
Edinb. 548
— C. A., Amb. Pgy. 136
-— Edm. Y. W. and Sir E.,
C.C.P. 261; K.C.B. 783
— Geo., adm. (THI) 844
— Geo. Aug., gen. (D) 881;
R.H. 791
— Jas., K.H. 791
— Jas., L.J. Clk. 516; Ld.
Adv. 525
— Jno. Wm., K.H. 792
— Jno. Wm. Cleland, gen.
(ID) 930
— Rt., adm. (ID) 825
— Saml. Hood, adm. (IHI) 852
— Th., adm. (ID) 832
Th., Ld. Sess. 519
— Wm., gen. (ID) 900
— Wnn. Geo., dm. Carl. 476
— Wrm. Willmott, adm. (D)
829; K.H. 791
Henderson - Durham,
Durham
1Hendry, Wm., adm. (IHI) 846
IHerne, Hy., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
C.B.Ex. Ir, 583; S.L. Ir. 591
Heneage, Algn. Ch. F., adm.
(E) 837
— Edw., C.D.L. 243; P.C. 220
— Geo., án. Linc. 448
— Sir T., C.D.L. 242; V.C.H.
296
Hengham, Ralph de, C.J.C.P.
#ºjići. 355, joi. 37;
J.K.B. 371; Jy. 365
— Wrm. de, J. It, 367
Henghell, Danl. van den,
& ºil. 673
Hengist, K. E. 1, 3
IHeniker, see Henniker
Hernley, Jos. Warn., P.C. 215;
Pres. B.T. 269
— Rt., C. Cus. 274
— Rt., see lá. H. infra,
Henley, lds.
Hemley Family.
— Rt. and sir R., aft. 1st 1d.
H. and E. of Northington,
q.v., A.G. 399; K.C. 415;
I.H.S. 287; Ld. Chanc. 357;
L.K. 357; P.C. 200
— hon. Rt., aft. 2nd E. Of
Northington, q.v., Tell. EX.
168
*
S60
Iºdem. Family
— Morton, 1st là., form. Sir
M. Eden, q.v., G.C.B. 771
Henley, lds.-Comt.
Fk. Mort., 2nd lù., B.T.
Henlyn, Wm., L.M. Lond. 490
Henn, Wm., J.K.B. Ir. 579
Hennessey, Jas. Bab. NickS.,
C.I.E. 807
— Jno. Pope and Sir J., G.
Bah. Isl. 716; G. Bdoes.
719; G. Bdoes. &c. 721; G. H.
Kong, 673; G.Labn. 675; G.
Mtius. 684; G. W. Afr. 688
I.C.M.G. 797
Hennibal, see Hannibal
IHenniker and Heniker
— Albor., Q.C. 419
-i.hon. Sir Br. Tr., gen. (IB)
— hon, major Jacob, adm.
(D) 825
Henning, Shurl. gen. (D) 922
Henningberg, Rt. de,
Chanc. Ir. 574
Hennington, Rd. de, J. It,
368; Jy. 365
Hºnis, Wm. How., gen. (D)
99
Henrietta (g. dau. Jas. I.), Pr.
R. 13;
— (dau. Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13
— -Maria (dau. Chaºs. I.), Pr.
JE. 13
-Maria, Q.C.E. 8
*H ſen (of ºdon),
abp.
bp. Emly, 625
— (2), bp. Gall. 538
(of T Wessenberch),
Eild. 616
>}: (or Maurice), bp. Kilf. 635
*— bp. Llff. 449
*— (2), bp. Ork. 535
*— bp. Ross. 535
Sk bp. Wíord. 626
sk dm. Her. 442
*— dn. Sal. 468
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
(of Saxe), C.P.R. 68
(2), D. Brk. 69
(2), D. Thy. 57
— (Pr. Pruss.), G.C.B. 773
— K. Brma. 59
— K. J spºn. 97
— (2), K. Pgl. 88
, Pld, 91
— K. Scy. 55
— Ld. Sess. 517
— (son Wrm. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (g. son Hen. I., aft. Hen.
II.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hen. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (son K. John, aft. Hen.
III.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hen. III.), Pr. E. 9
— (son of Edw. I.). Tr. E. 10
11 (g. son, Edw. III.), Pr. E.
1
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (son. Hen. IV., aft. Hen.
V.), Pr. E. 11; Pr. W.E. 8
— (son Hem. V.), Pr. E. 11
— (iss. of Hen. V., aft. Hen.
VII.), Pr. E. 12
— (son Hen., VII., aft. Hen.
VIII.), Pr. E. 12; Pr. W.E. 8
T12 (g. son Hem. VII.), Pr. E.
— (son Hen. VIII.), Pr. E. 12
— (son Chas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— I., Emp. E.E. 51
— I., Emp. Hti. 105
Sk
bp.
:k
3k
Henry—comt.
— I. and II., D. Line. 29, 30
— I. and II, D. Su. 80
— I. to III., D. Sxy. 77
— I. to III., K. Nav. 88
— I to IV., D. Brk. 69
— I. to IV., K. Cle. 85-6
— III. (K. Cle.), K.G. 734
— I. to V., C. Lux. 84
— . to V., K. Fr. 23-4-5
— II. (K. Fr.), K.G. 738
— III. (K. Fr.), K.G. 738
— IV. (K. Fr.), K.G. 739
— I. to VI., Pr. Mkg. 74
— I. to VII., E. Gmy. 61-2
— I. to VIII., R.E. 4, 5
(See also under Pr. Wales, D.
York and Pr. E, supra)
— I. and II. (K.E.), L.H.A. 170
— II. (K.E.), K. Ir. 22
— VI. (K.E.), K.B. 756
— I. to X., D. Bwa. 67
— II., D. Aus. 58
— II., M. Aus. 58
— II. to IV., D. Bbt, 29
— XI. to XIV., Pr. R. Sch. 77
— XX, to XXII., Pr. R. Gr.
76
—-Benedict (g. son Jas. II.),
Pr. E. 14
— —Borwin, I. and II., Pr.
Mkg. 74
— -Crassus, K. Nav. 85
— –Fredk. (son Jas. I.), Pr. E.
12; Pr. W.E. 8
— –Fredk,!(g. son Geo. II., aft.
D. of Cumb., q.v.), Pr. E. 14
— —Julius, D. Brk. 70
— Chas. St., gem. (ID) 908
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
— Jno., gem. (ID) 886
— Wnn., dm. Killoe. 637
Henryson, Ed., Ld. Sess. 517
Henslow, Jno., Sr. N. 25
IHenshawe, Jos., b.p. Pboro.
458; dri. Chich. 434
Henyngham, Jno., K.B. 757
Heodwulf, K.E.2
#ºurn, sir Ad., Ld. Sess.
— Fras., gem. (C) 874 .
— Geo., bp. Isl. 539; L.H.T.
Sc. 497
— Geo. Puch., Bar. Ex. Sc.
524; J. Adm. Sc. 524
— Hy. Poole, gem. (ID) 907
— Jasa bp. Mor. 534; L.H.T.
Scº"
— Jno., bp. Brn. 531
— Jno., bp. Dmbl. 532
— Patr., bp. Mor. 534; Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Rd., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Wnn., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
hºpescotes, Th. de, J.C.P.
7
Hepton, see Hopton
Heraclius, I. and II., Emp.
E.E. 50
IIerbert, bp. Glasg. , 536 ;
L.G.C. Sc. 506; Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
— Arth., see ld. H. of Torbay,
infra,
— Arth. Ja.s. and Sir A., gem.
(D) 905; K.C.B. 781
— Ch., gen. (D) 886
— Ch., gen. (D) 904
— Ch., gen. (D) 919
— Denn., gen. (A) 863
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
104.7

IHerbert—cont.
— Ed. and Sir E., A.G. 399;
S.G. 401
Sir Ed., C.J.C.P. 375
— Sir Ed., C.J. Chest. 386;
C.J.K.B. 370; K.C. 415; P.C.
192; S.L. 411
— Éd., see lá. H. of Chirbury,
imf
— hon. Geo., dn. Her. 442
adm. (BI)
849
— Hy., see lä. H. of Chirbury,
infra,
— Hy. Arth., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
L.L. Kerry, 569; P.C. 216
— Jno., A.G., 398
— Jno., dm. Wells, 429
— Sir Jno., Chanc. Gart. 746;
S. St. 223
— Jno. M., C.C.J. 403 .
— hon. Percy Eg, and Sir P.,
gen. (D) 902; K.C.B. 780; P.C.
217 ; Tr. H. 292
— Ph., K.B. 763 s
— see also lá. H. of Cardiff,
infra,
— Rd. (?), K.B. 757
— Rd. Townsh., C. Acc. Ir.
567; C, St. Ir, 568
*— Rt., S.L.R. 271
-k hon. Rt., B.T. 264-5
* Prob. Same pers.
– Rt. Geo. Wyndh. and Sir
R., K.C.B. 784; Sec. M.G.799;
U.S.C. 235-6
— hon. Sidn., see lá. H. Of
Lea, infra
Th. and Sir T., adm. (D)
829; K.C.B. 777; L. Admy.
1
83
– Wm., K.B. 756
— Wrm., aft. li. POWys, q.v.,
R.B. (1603) 761
— hom. Wm., dn. Manch. 481;
Wdm. Chr. Ch. Manch. 481
— hon. Wm., G. Gibr. 669;
gen. (C) 871
— hon. Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
927
Herbert of Chepstow, lds.
Herbert Family.
– Wm., 1st là., aft. E. of Pem-
broke, g. v., K.G. 736.
Somerset Family.
Ch., ld, form. Sir Ch:
Somerset, q.v., aft. 1st E. of
Worcester, q.v., L.C.H. 294
— Wm. and sir W., aft. 1d.
W., and 3rd E. of Worcester,
q.v., K.B. (1547) 760; M.H. 801
Herbert of Chirbury, lds.
1st Creation.
— Ed., aft. 1st là. H. of C.,
K.B. 761 º
2nd Creation.
— Hy., 1st là., B.T. 263-4;
§ #: #oardiff, a
erbert of Cardiff, ICIS,
He Sir Wm., aft. 1st 1d. H. Of
C., and 1st E. of Pembroke,
q.v., K.G.738
—t Ph., aft. 4th E. of Pembr.
and 1st E. of Montg., q.v.,
R.B. 761
— Ch., c.c. 1d. H. of C. (Son
of Ph., 4th E. of Pembr. and
ist É. of Montg.), K.B.
62
78 Geo. Aug., ld, aft. 11th E.
of Pembr., &c., q.v., P.C. 204;
W.C.H. 297
— Geo. Flower,
Herbert of Lea, ids.
— Sidney, ld., form. hon. S.
Herbert, C. Sec. 234; H. Sec.
227; L.T. 162; P.C. 214; Sec.
Adm. 186; Sec. at W. 234;
Sec. B.C. 254; W. Sec. 232
Herbert, of Torbay, lds.
— Arth. and hon. A., aft. 1d.
H. of T. and E. of Torring-
g.u., adm. (A) 813; L.
7°C,
k. Anstr., adm. (E) 837 3. º 3.
º y. 176; P.C. 193
- lbillon, Geml, K.C.B. 778
Hercules, 8ee also Ercole
— D. Mda. 5
— I. and II., Pr. Mno. 31
Herefast, see Arfastus
IHereford, Ch., gen. (D) 928
— Geoff., b.p. Kild. 617
Hereford, Earls of
Wm. FitzOsborne, E. of,
Ch. Jr. (Wnn. I.) 362
De Bohun Family.
— Humphr. de B., 1st E.
W.C.P. 317
— Humphr. de B., 2nd E.
J. It. 368
Humphr. de B., 7th E.
K.G. 733 º
Deverewa; Family.
— Walt., 1st visc., form. lī.
Ferrers of Chartly, q.v.
— Walt., 2nd visc., aft. E. of
Essex, q.v., K.G. 738
— Hy., 14th visc., C.G.A. 300;
C.G.P. 300; P.C. 211
Herefrid, bp. Winch. 470
Heremon, K. Ir. 20
IHerennius, M., C. Ro. 45
Herewald, bp. Llff. 449
— bp. Shbn. 466
Herewin, bp. Lich. 443
Herford, Rt. de, Ch. Ex. Ir.
51
56
Herierd (or Heriet), Rd. de,
y.
Heriot, Fk. Geo., gen. (D)
879
IHerlaston, Wm. de, J. It.
369; L.K. 354; M. Chy.
393
Herle, sir Rt., L.H.A. 172;
W.C.P. 318
— Th., Wän. Chr. Ch. Manch.
481
8
— Wrm. de, C.J.C.P. 375;
J.C.P. 377; S.L. 406
Herlewin, see Harlewin
Herman, bp. Sal. 466;
W1th. 466
— C. H.lt. 81
— I. to IV., D. Su. 80
— I. to IX., M. Bdn. 66-7
— Billing, D. Sxy. 77
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 813
Hermenric, K.E. 1
Hermington, Ad. de,
Treas. Ir. 558
Hernum, bp. St. Dav. 464
Heron, D.C., S.L. Ir. 593
— Ed., and Sir E., B. Ex. 384;
R.B. 761; S.L. 408
— Hy., K.B. 763
— Pet., gem. (A) 861
— Sir Rd., Ch. Sec. Ir. 562
Herosee, F. F., Pres. SW.C.
of,
of,
*-
of,
bp.
3
Herrera, J. J., Pres, Mex.
103
— V., Pres. C.R. 106
Herrick, Benj. B. gem. (D) 92.1
Herries, Ch. Jno., C. Exc.
282; C.I.R. 285; C. St. and
Tx. 285; K.C.B. 783
Herries—cont.
>k Jno. Ch., Ch. Ex. 165;
L.T. 159; M.M. 247; P.C. 211;
Pres. B.C. 254; Pres. B.T.
; ; Sec. Tr. 163; Sec. at W.
Jno. Ch., Reg. and Sec.
Bath 785
(?) same pers.
— Wm. Lew. and sir W., gen.
(D) 882; K.C.H. 787; Regr.
and Sec. Bath 785
Herries, lds.
— Marm., ld., L.L. Kirkc. 510;
L.L. Yorks. E.R. 313
Herring, Thos., abp. Cant.
431; abp. Yk. 486; bp. Bgr.
426; dri, Roch. 461; P.C. 199
—Wm., dn. St. As. 463
Herringham, Wm. Allan,
adm. (IHI) 847
Herschel and Herschell
— Farr., see lö. H., infra,
— Sir Jno. Fk. Wnn., K.H.
790; M.M. 247
IHerschell, lds.
— Farr. and sir F., aft. 1st
ld. H., Jud. Com. P.C. 362;
Ld. Chanc. 358; P.C. 220 :
Q.C. 419; S.G. 403
Hertpoll),
Hertelpole (or
Geoffr. de, J. It. 369; Rec.
Lond. 493
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Hººtenburg, Jno., G. Ceyl.
7:
Hºstesburg, Giles de, M.M.
5
Hertford, see also Herford
— Rt. de, dn. Sal. 468
— Rt. de, J.C.P. 377
Hertford, E. and M. of
Seymour Family.
1st Creation.
— Ed., 1st E. of, form. visc.
Beauchamp, q.v., also D. of
Somerset, g. v., K.B. 760;
R.G. 738; L.H.T. 139, 154
2nd Creation.
— Wm., 2nd E. of, form. Wrm.
Seymour, q.v., aft. 1st M. and
D. of Somerset, q.v., K.G.
740; P.C. 190
— Algn., 7th E. of, form. lī.
A. Percy, q.v., aft. Of
Northd., Egremont, &c., q.v.
Seymowr-Comtway Family.
— Fras., 1st E. of., form,
2nd ló. Conway, aft. 1st E. of
Yarmouth, and M. Of Hert–
ford, q.v., K.G. 742; L.C.H.
295; L.L. Ir. 557; L.L.
Montg. 315; L.L. Warw. 312;
M.H. 302; P.C. 201
— Fras. 2nd M. of, L.C.H.
295; L.L. Warw. 312; L.W.S.
323; K.G. 743; M.H. 302
— Fras. Ch., 3rd M. of, form.
E. of Yarmouth, q.v., K.G. 743
— Rd., 4th M. of, form.
E. of Yarmouth, q.v. K.G. 744
— Fras. H. G., 5th M. of,
form. F. H. G. Seymour, q.v.,
jºb. 773; L.C.H. 295; P.C.
Hºney, Jno. de, bp. Roch.
>k
Hertpoll, see Hertelpole
Hertzburg, Aug.
R.C.B. 775
Hervey, see Harvey
nºwynton, Ad, de, M. Chy.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1048
INDEX OF NAMEs.
Heseltine, Alb., adm. (HI) 850
Hesill, Wm., B. Ex. 383
Hesketh, Jno., Lanc. (H) 333;
PtC. P.A. 337
Hesse, Alexr., Pr. of, G.C.B.
771
— Ern., gr. D. of, G.C.B. 773
— Ern., Pr. of, G.C.B. 768
— Fk. Wm. Louis, Pr., aft.
gr. D. of, K.G. 744 -
Hesse-Barchfield, Ph. Erm.,
Pr. of, G.C.B. 768
Hesse-Darmstadt, Geo. Pr.
of, G. Gibr. 669; gen. (C) 871
Hessein, Sh. Pers. 99
Hessey, Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
918
Hºmerset, Jas., gem. (B)
66
Heton, see also Heaton
— Mart., dm. Winch. 471; b.p.
Ely 435
Hett, Jno., M. Chy. 397
Heureaux, U., Pres.
Rep. 105
Hewetson, Chas., gen. (D)
894
IHewett and Hewitt
— Geo. and sir G., C.C. Ind.
650; C.C. Mdras. 657; Comm.
F. Ir, 564; G.C.B. 768; gen.
(A) 860
— Jas., aft, ld, and visc. Lif-
ford, q.v., J.K.B. 373; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576; S.L. 412
hon. Ja.s., C. Acc. Ir, 567;
C. Exc. 282; C. Exc. Ir.
566-7
hon. Ja.s., dm. Arm. 597
Jas. Nichs. Br., gem. (ID)
Q30 - -
—— hom. Jno., dn. Cloy. 633
— hon. Jos., J.K.B. Ir. 579;
S.L. Ir. 592
— Presc. Gardn. and Sir P.,
Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Th., S.W.F. 271
— Wnn., C. St. 283
— Sir Wm., Amb. Abyss. 131
— Wrm, Hy., gen. (D) 886
Wm. Nath. Wri. and sir
W., adm. (E) 836; K.C.B. 780;
IS.C.S.I. 803; L. Admy. 186
— Wrm. Selw., gem, (D) 914
Hewgill, Edwin, gen. (C) 872
Hewlett, Rd. Strode, adm.
* (E) 835; (E) 838
— Th. Gill., C.I.E. 806
Hewson, Geo., adm. (H) 845
Hewys, Th. de, L.H.A. 170
†e:É, jno di F. Sö8
— Wrm., adm. (H) 847
Hey—, see also Hay–
IHeydon, see also Haydon
— Benj., dn, Wells, 429
— Hy., K.B. 758
— Jno., I.B. 760
— Th. de, Jy. 364
Heyforde, Humphr.,
Lond. 490
Heygarth (or Heygate), Jno.,
du. Llin. 623 -
Heygate, Wm. and Sir W.,
L.M. Lond, 492; Chambn.
Ilond. 493
Heym and Hayme
— Pet., J. It. 368
— Steph., J.C.P. 377; Jy, 365
Heyn, Jno., bp. Clonf. 635
Heynes, see also Haines
— Sim., dm. EXr. 437
Heyrick, Rd., Wän. Chr. Ch.
Manch. 481
Dom.
L.M.
Heyrun, Jord., J. It. 367
Heytesbury, Wm., 1st là.,
form. Sir W. A'Court, q.v.,
Amb. Russ. 126; G.G. Ind.
649 ; L.L. Ir. 557
Heyward, see also Hayward
— Sir Rowl., L.M. Lond. 490
Heywood and Haywood
— Jno. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 930
— J. M., L. Admy. 180
— Pet., G. Jam. TI2
— Saml., S.L. 412
Th., dn. Lich. 445
Heyworth, Wm., b.p. Lich.
and Cov. 444
Hibbert, Jno. T., P.C. 220 ;
Sec. Adm. 187; Sec. L.G.B.
; Sec. Tr. 164; U.S. Home,
Hibbotts, Th., Ch. Ex. Ir.
562
Hiccocks, Jno., M. Chy. 396
— Wrm., C. Exc. 278
Hichann, Rt., S.L. 409
IHickes, see Hicks
Hººley, Hy. Demm., adm. (IE)
7
— Vict. Gr., adm, (HI) 851
Hickman, Ch., bp. Dry. 601
— Hy., M. Chy. 395
— Thos. Windsor-, aft. Wisc.
Windsor, q.v.
— sil: Wrm., M.G.O. 258
IHicks and Hickes
— Ch. Fk., gen. (D) 926
— Geo., dn. Worc. 473
— Geo., gem. (D) 890
— Hy. Ersk., gen. (D) 911
— Th., adm. (A) 817
#son, R. M., G. Virg. Isl.
Hicks-Beach, see Beach
Hºyat, Shaik Ali, C.I.E.
80 -
Hiddesley, Mark, bp. S. and
M. 484
Hien-fung, Emp, Ch. 100
Hierologus, bp. Lism. 626
Higate, Jas., b.p. Kilf. 635
IHigbald, bp. Lindisf. 478
Higbert (2), bp. Ilich. 443
Higden and Hygden
— Br., dn. Yk. 487
Jno., dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457
Higgin, Wm., b.p. Dry. and
* 602; bp. Lim. A. and A.
6
— Wrm. Housm., Q.C. 418
Higgins, Andr., C.I.E. 807
— Anthy., dm. Rip. 482
— Clem., Q.C. 420
— Dem. O', Pres. Chi. 111
— Jos. Nap., Q.C. 419
— Saml. Gord. and Sir S.,
K.C.H. 788; IX.H. 789
— Th., gen. (ID) 891
— Warn. West., K.H. 790
— Wnn., dn. Lim. 640
Higginson, Geo. P., gen. (D)
— Geo. Wnn. Alexr., gen. (ID)
908
— Jas. Mac., G. Antig., &c.
727; G. Mtius. 684; R.C.B.
778
Higgs, Griff., dm. Lich. 445
Higham, Clem. and Sir C.,
C.B. Ex. 381; Sp. H.C. 249
— Rd., S.L. 407
— sir Rog., L.H.A. 171
Hight, Ch., gen. (D) 926
Higman, Hy., adm. (H) 845
Hilary and Hillary
— abp, Lond. 450
-ºp. Yk. 485; bp. Chich.
— P. R.O. 33
37 Rog. C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P.
77
Hildebrand, K. L.md. 49
— Arth. Hedd., C.I.E. 808
— Ch. Phayre, gem. (D) 926
Hildersley, Jno. de, B. Ex.
3
#eyera, Hy., Chambn. Ex-
— P., Chambn. Ex. 166
Hildyard, Jno., C.C.J. 403
— I&t. Ch., Q.C. 417
Hill, Abr., B.T. 263
— Alex., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Alex. St., Q.C. 418
— Arth., Ch. Ex. Ir. 562
— Arth., gen. (D) 933
— la, Arth. M. C., Compt. H.
293; P.C. 214; Tr. H. 291
— lil. Arth. Wm., Compt. H.
293; P.C. 220
Ch. Ed. Dawt., gen. (ID)
910
— Chr., adm. (A) 815
— Clem., gem. (C) 875
— Clem. Ll., K.C.M.G. 799
— sir Dudl. St. Leg., G. St.
Luc. 725; gen. (D) 879; K.C.B.
777
— Ed. Rowl., gen. (ID) 897
— Geo., dm. Thist. 749
— Geo., gen. (C) 874
— Geo., S.L. 412
— sir Geo. Fitz-Ger., C.
Treas. Ir. 561; G. St. Vin.
725; G. Trin. 722; P.C. 209
— Geo. Mytt., gen. (D) 916
— Hy, adm. (A) 820
TH #" IR. Dr. P.A. 338; Winds.
. 33
— Hy. Worsl., G. Gld. Cst.
686
— Hugh, aft. Sir H., J.Q.B.
373; Q.C. 417; S.L. 413
— Jno., C. Cus. 275
— Jno., dn. Kilma. 609
— Jno., gem. (C) 871; L.G.O.
259; P.C. 196 -
— Jno., gem. (D) 897
— (or Hull), Jno., J.C.P. 378;
J.R.B. 371; S.L. 407
— Sir Jno., adm. (ID) 829
— Jno. Th., gen. (D) 895
— Matth. Dav., P.P. 416
— Nichs., dn. St. Pat. 617
— Percy, gem. (D) 903
— Rd., bp. Lond. 451
Rd., L. Admy, 177; L.T.
155
(or Hull), Rt., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
— Rog., B. Ex. 384; J.K.B.
372 ; S.L. 410
— Rowld, and Sir R., K.C.B.
º Sec. P.O. 239; L.M. Lond.
— sir Rowld., see lă. H. infra,
— Rowley, bp. S. and M. 484
— Rowley Sale, gem. (D) 928
— Steph. Jno. and Sir S., G.
Antig. &c. 727; G. Gld Cst.
686; G. Newfii. 700; G. Si. Le.
685; K.C.M.G. 797
Th., dn. Oss. 623
— sir Th. Noel, K.C.B. 775
-ºwn, gen. (D).919; K.C.S.I.
Wnn., M. Chy. 394
For List of Abbreviations, 8ee pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1049
Hill—cont.
— Wm., Sec. Tr. 164
— hon. Wm., aft, 3rd lä. Ber-
Wick, Amb. G. St. 121; Amb.
§. 115; Amb. Sda. 114; P.C.
Hill, lds, and visc.
— Rowl., aft. 1st lá, and visc.
H., C. Ch. 855; G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; gen. (A)861; K.B
766; P.C. 211
—ºowl, 2nd Visc., L.L. Salop,
Hillam, -, S.L. 407
Hillary, see Hilary
Hills, Geo., adm. (HI) 845
— Geo., bp. Cbia. 698
— Ja.s., aft. Sir Jas. Hills-
ſººnes gen. (D) 921 ; K.C.B.
Hillsborough, Wills, 1st E.
of, aft. M. of Downshire, q.v.,
C. Sec. 234; Compt. H. 292;
P.C. 199; Postm. G. 238; Pres.
º 265-6; S. St. 225; Tr. Ch.
Hillyar, Ch. Farr., adm. (E)
835; K.C.B. 781
— Hy. Sch., adm. (E) 836;
(F) 839
— Sir Jas., adm. (D) 824;
K.C.B, 777 ; K.C.H. 788
— Rt. Purk., K.H. 792
— Wm., adm. (G) 842
Hilsey, Jno., b.p. Roch. 460
Hilton, Adam de, J. It. 368
— Jno., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Wm., B. Ex. Ir. 584; J.C.P.
Ir, 581
Hinchcliffe, Jno., b.p. Pboro.
58
*— Jno., dr. Dham, 479
* 2 same pers.
Hinchinbroke, Jno. visc.,
aft, 5th E. of Sandwich, q.v.,
#Ph. 303; P.C. 202; W.C.H.
IIincks, Fras. and sir F.,
K.C.M.G. 796; G. Bdoes, &c.
719, 721; G. Br. Gu. 715
*Iind and Hinde, see also
|Heemde
— Ch., gen, (D) 904
— Jno., gen. (I)).901
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Saml. Ven. and sir S.,
gen. (B) 868; IK.C.B. 776
+ingmarch, Wm. M., Q.C.
1
Tindmarsh, Jno. and sir J.,
adm. (GF) 841; G. Higld. 670;
G. S. Austr. 706; K.H. 791
Hinds, Saml., bp. Norw. 455;
dr. Carl. 476
— Saml., G. Bdoes. 720
}Hinton, Jno., dn. Trn. 613
Hinton, Wisc.
— Jno., 1st visc., form. 4th
ld. and aft. 1st E. Poulett, q.v.
Hintiber, Harry de and Sir
H., gen. (B) 867; K.C.B. 775
IIire, Hy. Wm., adm. (H)851
— Sydn. Jos., gen. (D) 915
Hirtius, A., C. R. O. 46
Hisketh, Huan., bp. S. and
M. 483
Hislop, Th. and Sir T., C.C.
Bbay. 660; C.C. Mdras. 657;
G.C.B. 767; G. Gren. 724; G.
Trin. 722 ; gem. (A) 861 ;
K.C.H. 775
Hispallus, C. C. S., C. Ro. 44
-Iispania, see ISpania.
IHitch, Rt., dn. Yk. 487
IIitchins, Benj. R., gen. (D)
888
— Hy. Wh., gen. (D) 908
Hºu, Ram Rao Bah., C.I.E.
7
Hoadley, Benj., bp. Bgr. 426;
bp. Her. 442; bp. Sal. 467;
bp. Winch. 471
— Jno., abp. Arm. 596; abp.
Dbln. and Gl. 616; bp. Ferms
and L. 622; L.J. Ir. 556
IHoard (or Hoare), Ed. W.,
adm. (ID) 828; (G) 840
1Hoare. See also Hore and
Hoará
— Ed. New., dn. Ach. 614;
dra, W ford. 628
— sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491
IHobart, hon. Geo. Vere, G.
Gren. 724
— Hy. and sir H., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 375; S.L. 409
— Sir Hy., C. Cus. 274
— hon. Hy. Lew., dm. Winds.
47
4
— Jno., see 16. H., infra,
— Miles, K.B. 763
— Nathl., M. Chy. 395-6
— Rt., See li. H., infra,
Hobart, lds.
— Sir Jno., aft. 1st là. H. and
1st E. of Bucks, q.v., B.T.
264; G.C.P. 299; K.B. 764;
P.C. 199; Tr. Ch. 294
— Jno., ld., aft. 2nd E. of
Bucks, q.v., Compt. H. 292;
P.C. 200
— Rt., aft. Id. H. and 4th E.
of Bucks, q.v., C. Treas. Ir.
560; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; G.
Mdras. 656; P.C. 205; W. and
C. Sec. 230
— Vere Hy., ld., som of 6th
E. of Bucks, G. Mdra.S. 657
so Mary Cath., lady, Cr. Ind.
09
Hobbes or Hobbys, Th., dm.
Exr. 437; dra. Winds. 474
IHobhouse, Arth., see lil. H.,
$mfra,
— Benj. and sir B., Sec. B.C.
254
— Ed., b.p. Nels. 710
— Hy., P.C. 211; U.S. Home,
— sir Jno. Calm, aft. li.
Broughton, q.v., C.W.F. &c.
272; Ch. Sec, Ir. 563; P.C.
212; Pres, B.C. 253-4; Sec. at
W. 234
Hobhouse, lds.
h., aft. Sir A. and ló.
H., Jud. Conn. P.C. 362;
hºst 803; P.C. 220; Q.C.
4
Hºruss, Gerv. D., dm. St. P.
*IHobson, Jno., gen. (D) 896
*— Jno., or Wim., G. N.Z.
709
* 2 same pers.
Hoby, sir Ph., dm. Ardf. 640
Hochefried, Geo. Bar, de,
form. Geo. Porter, q.v.
Hºkia, Ch. Luxm., adm. (H)
9
sº-º-º-º-º:
Hodge, Ed. Coop, and sir E.,
G.C.B. 771; gen. (D) 897;
K.C.B. 780
— Jno., K.H. 792
Hodges, Geo. Ll., K.C.B. 783
— Hugh, S.L. 411
Hodges—cont.
— col. L., Amb. H. Ths. 120
— Th., dn. Her. 442
— Th. Troph., gen. (D) 931
— Wm., L.M. D'bln. 642
Hodges-Nugent, see Nugent
Hodgkins, Jno., bp. suffr.
Bedf. 452 .
Hodgson, see also Hodson
— Arth., K.C.M.G. 798
— Briam, adm. (D) 825; (G)
840
— Ch. Ja.s., gem. (ID) 913
— Chr., gen. (TD) 877
— Fras. Geo., gen. (D) 918
— Hy., C. Tx. 285
— Hy., gen. (D) 878
— Hy. Burd., gen. (D) 912
— Hugh Norr., gen. (ID) 914
*— Jno., G. Brnda. 701
× Jno., gem. (A) 862
* * same pers.
— Jno., Q.C. 417
— Jno. Anthy., gen. (ID) 881
— Jno. Studh., gen. (ID) 896
— Jos., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Rt., dr. Carl. 476; dn.
Chest. 477
— Sir Rt., G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699
-ºudh. F.M. S.56; gen. (A)
— Studh. J., gen. (D) 894
Biodian (or Hedian), Jno., dm.
Cash. 627
Hodson, see also Hodgson
— Doveton, gen. (ID) 908
Hody, sir Jmo., C.J.K.B. 370
— Wrm., A.G. 398; C.B. Ex.
381; S.L. 407
Hoel, V. and VI., D. Bry. 28
Sinnon or Harry,
Hog, see Hogg
Hogan, Donat, dm. Emly, 628
— Hugh, dm. Emly, 628
— (or Hogar), Rd., byp. Clonm.
600; bp. ISilloe. 634
Hogar, see Hogam
Hogg, Hog, and Hogge
—Ad., gem. (D) 877
— Fk. Russ., IK.C.I.E. 805
— Geo. Forbes, gem. (ID) 920
— Jas. Macn., aft. McGarel-
Hogg and 1d. Magheramorne,
K.C.B. 783
— Jas. Weir and Sir J., Chm.
E.I. Co. 645–6; M.C.I. 646 ;
P.C. 218
Sir Rog., Ld. Sess. 519 -
— Som. Geo. Cann., gem. (D)
926
Th. Ign. M., gem. (D) 926
IHoggan, Jno., gen. (D) 888
IHogge, see Hogg
Hoggins, Chr. A., Q.C. 417
Hoghton, see Houghton
IHohenlohe, (Ct. Gleichen),
See Victor
Holand, see Holland
Holbeach, Holbeche, and
IHolbeck
— Hy., bp. Linc. 447; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. suffr. Brl, 43,9;
dn. Worc. 473
— Hugh, dri. St. As. 463
Hoiburne, Fras., adm. (A)
814; G. Gr. Hosp. 854; L.
Admy. 179
Holcrofte, Hy., Ch. Ex, Ir.
562
— Jno., IV.P. 760
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
67
1050
INDEX OF NAMES.
Holden, Luther, Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Hºer, Hy. Lowe, adm. (HI)
8
Hºernesse, Alexr. de, J. It.
— Rog. de, dm. Yk, 486
IBIoldernesse, E. of
— Rt., 3rd E. of, P.C. 197;
PreS, B.T. 264
— Rt., 4th E. of, L.L. Yorks.
N.R. 313; P.C. 199; S. St. 224;
W.C.P. 319
Holdich, Ed. Alan and sir E.,
gen. (D) 902; IX.C.B. 780
Hºsworth, R., dun. Worc.
47
Hole, Lewis, adm. (H) 845
— Lewis Bl., gem. (D) 929
— Saml. Reyn., dm. Roch. 461
Holford, Geo. P., Sec. B.C.
254
Pet., M. Chy. 396
Rd., M. Chy. 396
— Th. (No. 1), Pt.c. P.A. 337;
WindS. H. 331
— Th. (No. 2), Bl. L. P.A. 341;
PtC. P.A., 337
Holgate, Rt., . abp. Yk., 486;
bp. Llff. 449
Holgin, Greg., dn. Kild. 619
Holgrave, Jno., B. EX. 383
Holiday, see Hollyday
IIolkar (Mahar. of Indore),
K.C.S.I. 802; G.C.S.I. 802
Holker, Jno. and Sir J., A.G.
400; Jüd. Com. P.C. 362; L.J.
App. 389; P.C. 220; Q.C. 418;
S.G. 403
Holi, Charlt., gen. (D) 894
Wm. H., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
419
Holland and Holand, See
also Hollond
— C., L.T. 154
— Geo., dm. Dry. 602
— Sir Hy., Pres, R. Inst. 940
— Hy. Ed., Amb. Tusc. &c.
115
— Hy. Thurston, aft. Sir H.
and lil. Knutsford, q.v., C. Sec.
235; G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G.
797; P.C. 220 ; Sec. Tr. 164;
U.S.C. 236; V.P. Ed. 255
— Hy. Wm., gem. (D) 915
— Sir Jno., Compt. H. 292;
P.C. 195
— Jno., aft. E. of Hunting-
ton, and 1st D. of Exeter, q.v.,
— Jno. or Ph., Pt.c. P.A. 337;
R. Rge. P.A. 344
— Jno. Wentw., adm. (D) 825
— Luml. H. H., gen. (D) 912
— Sir Otho., K.G. 733
— Ph. or Jno., see Jno., Sup?'(t
— Rd., K.B. 756
— sir Rt., L.H.A. 171
— Seth, dm. Worc. 473
— Th., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— sir Th., aft. E. of Kent (d.
1360), K.G. 733
— Th. Woll., gen. (ID) 914
Holland, lds. and E. of
*ich Family.
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. Hy.
IR1ch, and 1d. Kensington,
q.v., C.Y.G. 298; K.G. 739;
Const. W. Cast. 322
Foa, Family.
— Hy, 1st là., form. Hy. FOX,
g.").
— Hy. Rd., 3rd ld., C.D.L.
243; P.C. 208; L.P.S. 241
a-
Holland, lds. and E. Of-Comt.
— Hy. E., 4th lá., form. hon.
H. E. Fox, q.v.
Holles, see also Hollis
— Denz., see lá. H., infra,
— Sir Fretch., adm. (A) 813
— sil: Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
Holles, lds.
— Denzil, aft. 1st 1d. H., P.C.
190, 192; L.L. Dors. 307
Holliday, see Hollyda
Hºligan, J. R., G. §. Xtr.
7
Hollingworth, Jno., Bl. M.
P.A. 336; Rºbk. P.A. 344
— Rand, or Rod, dm. Ach.
614
— Th., Ylö. H. 334
Hºllinworth, Jno., adm. (IH)
4
4
IHollis, see also Holles
— Aysc. Paff., adm. (A) 820
— D., L. Admy. 175
— Jno. Jos., gen. (D) 890
IHollist, Rd., K.C. 415
Hollond, see also Holland
— E. J., G. Mdras. 656
— Jno., G. Mdra.s. 656
IHolloway and Halloway
— Ch., S.L. 410
— Sir Ch., gen. (C) 873
Jno., adm. (A) 816; G.
Newfol, 700
Rd. and Sir R., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
— Th., gen. (D) 898; K.C.B.
9
77;
Hollyday, Sir Hy., L.M. Lond.
491
Holme, Jno., B. Ex. 383
— Th. and sir T., Clar. IS.A.
328; Winds. H. 331
Holmes and Holms
— Ch., adm. (A) 814
— Geo., K.C.B. 775
— Geo. Ed., gen. (I)) 912
— Gilb., dm. Ardf. 640
— Hy., gem. (B) 865
— Hugh, A.G. Ir.589; J.C.P.D.
Ir. 582; J.Q.B.D. Ir. 580; S.G.
Ir, 590
— Jno., L.T. 162; Sec. B.T.
269
— Percy L., gen, (D) 918
— Pet., C. Acc. Ir, 567; C. St.
Il". 568
— Rd., gen, (C) 871
— Rt., dn. Winch. 471
— Sir Rt., adm. (A) 813
— Steph., I.C.H. 790
— Wnn., dm. Exr. 438
Holmewood, Ed., G. I. Man,
666
Holroyd, Ch., gen. (D) 912
— Geo., gen. (D) 923
— Geo. S. and sir G., J.K.B.
373; S.L. 413
Hy., C.C.J. 405
Holstein, Aug., D. of, K.G.738
Holt, Fras. Ludl., K.C. 416
*- #y, gen. (B) 864
— Jno., J.C.P. 378 ; K.B. 755;
S.L. 407
— Jno. and sir J., C.G.S. 357;
C.J.K.B. 370; P.C. 194; Rec.
Lond, 494; S.L. 411
— Rd., G. I. Man, 665
— Th., S.L. 410
— Wrm., adm. (GF) 842
Holwell, Jno. Zeph., Adm.
Ind. 647
Hºlworthy, Maj. —, G. Trin.
722
Holyman, Jno., bp. Brl. 439
Holywoole, Rt. de, B. Ex. Ir.
583; C.B. Ex, Ir. 582
#ºne, Anthy. Dicks, K.C.B.
7
— Dav., gem. (A) 859
— Dav., Ld. Sess. 520
— sir Ev., Mast, and Pres.
Coll. Surg. 939
— sir Geo., adm. (A) 816
Hy., Jy. Sc. 522; Ld. Sess.
520
Ja,S., gen. (B) 869
— Ja.s., Ly. Dep. 513
— Jno., gen. (ID) 886
— Jno. Home, gen. (D) 884
— Nin., G. Gren. 724
— Rd., gen. (ID) 888
— Rt., C.I.E. 807
— Rodd., adm (A) 816
Home, E. of
— Wnn., 8th E. Of, G. Gibr.
669; gen. (IB) 865
Alexr., 10th E. of, L.L.
Belºw, 508
— Cosp. Alexr., 11th E. Of,
form, ld, Dunglass, q.v., L.K
SC. 503
— Ch. Alexr., 12th E. Of,
form. li. Dunglass, q.v.
Homewood, see Holmewood
Homs pesch, Wm. Vinc., gen.
(D) 877
— Bar. Ch., gen. (B) 866
— Count Ferd., gen. (A) 861
Hone, Jno., M. Chy. 395
— Nathl., L.M. D'bln. 641
Honey—, see Homy—
Hommer or Honnor, Rt.
Wm., gen. (D) 896; K.C.B. 779
Honore, Hy., dn. Bgr. 426
Honorius (St.), abp. Cantº. 429
— Emp. W.E. 49
— I. to IV., P. Ro. 33-4-5
— I. to V., Pr. Mrlo. 31
IHonstedt, Augs., bar., gem.
(C) 873
Honyman, Andr., bp. Ork.
535
— sir Geo. Ess., J.C.P. 380;
Q.C. 418; S.L. 414 *
— Rt., adm. (A) 820
— Sir Wm., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld.
SeSS. 520
Honywood, Mich., dm. Linc.
44
8
— Ph., gem. (A) 858
Ph. and sir P., gen. (A)
857; IS.B. 764
Hoo, Jno., S.L. 411
— Th., aft. la. Hoo and Hast
ings, K.G. 735
Hood, Alexr., aft. 1st Id. and
1st visc. Bridport, q.v., adm.
(A) 815; K.B. 765
— hon. Alexr. Nelson, aft, 3rd
ld. and 1st visc. Bridport
(2nd Cr.), q.v., gem. (ID) 897
— Arth. Wm. Acl. and Sir A.,
adm. (E) 836; K.C.B. 781; L.
Admy. 185-6
— Ch., gen. (D) 910
— Jno. Cockb., gen. (D) 923
— Rd., dn. Kilmacd. 638
—Saml. and Sir S., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 767; G. Trin. 722;
K.B. 766
— sir Saml., see 1d. H., infra,
Hood, lds. and visc.
— sir Saml., aft. li. and visc.
H., adm. (A) 815; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854; G.C.B. 767; L.
Admy. 180
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1051
IIook, Jas., dun. Worc. 474
— Jno., S.L. 411
— Walt. F., dm. Chich. 434
Hººke-campbell, see Camp-
€
Hooker, Josh. Dalt. and Sir
# Kosi, 803; Pres. R. Soc.
— Rog., dn. Llin. 623
— Sir Wnn., L.M. Lynd. 491
— sir Wm. Jacks., K.H. 791
Hooper, Ed., C. Cus. 275-6
— Geo., b.p. B. and W. 428;
bp. St. As. 462; dr. Cant. 431
— Geo. Stanl., gen. (D) 931
— Jas. J., C.C.J. 405
— Jno., b.p. Glr. 438 ;
WOro. 473
— Jno. Kinn., L.M. Lond, 492
— Nichs. (or Rd.), S.L. 411
IHope, hon. Alex. and sir A.,
Amb. Dk. 127; G.C.B. 767;
gen. (A) 861 : K.B. 766; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936
Alexr. Jas. B. Beresford-
P.C. 219 *-
— Archd., Lºl. Sess. 520
— Archd. High, gen. (D) 918
— Archd. Wh., gem. (D) 893
— Ch., adm. (ID) 830
— Ch., L.J. Clk. 516; L.P. Ct.
#. 516; Ld. Adv. 526; P.C.
21
hon. Ch., G. I. Man, 666
— hon. Ch., gen. (A) 861
— Ch. Webl., adm. (E) 836
— Fk., gem. (D) 896
— Geo., IN.C.B. 774
Geo. Johnst. and sir G.,
adm. (A) 818; L. Admy. 181
— Geo. W., U.S.W. and C.
231
— Hy. and sir H. adm. (ID)
827; K.C.B. 778
— Jas. and Sir J., adm. (B)
821; (D) 831; (E) 834; IX.C.B.
bp.
779; G.C.B. 770
Sir Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 519
— Jas. Archd. and Sir J.,
gen. (D) 879; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 775
— Jas. Rt., P.P. 417
— Jno., D. Fac. Sc. 527; L.J.
Clk. 516; P.C. 214; S.G. Sc.
527
Sir Jno., G. I. Man, 666
— hon. Jno. and Sir J., aft.
ld. Niddry, and 4th E. of
Hopetoun, q.v., Comm. F.
Ir. 564; G.C.H. 786; gen. (IB)
867; K.B. 766
— Jno. or Th., See Th.
— Jno. Bruce and sir J., G.
Brmda. 701; gem. (B) 865
— Jno. Ch., K.H. 790
— Sackett, adm. (GF) 842 .
— Theod. Cr., K.C.S.I. 803
— Th., adm. (E) 835
Th., or Jno.
*— L.H.C., R. Sc. 546
Sk L.J. Gen, 522
:k Ld. Adv. 526
*— Ld. SeSS. 510
Sk Ld. Sess. 519
* Note.—There is some
confusion in these
T18, IlleS. Compare
dates.
— Wnn., gem. (D) 906
— Wnn. Johnst. and sir. W.,
adm. (A) 818; G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 774; L. Admy. 181,
182; P.C. 212
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
Hope-Johnstone, see John-
St. One
Hopetoun, E. of
— Ch., 1st E. Of, IX.T. 747;
L.H.C., K. Sc. 546
2nd E. of, L.H.C.,
—Jas., 3rd E.of, L.L. Linlithg.
511
— Jno., 4th E. of, form. Sir
Jno. Hope, and lù. Niddry,
q.v., gen. (A) 861; L.L. Lim-
lithg. 511
5th E. L.L.
— Jno.,
Linlithg. 511
— Jno. Al., 6th F. Of, L.L.
Linlithg. 511
— Jno. Ad. L., 7th E. of,
T.H.C. R. Sc. 546
of,
Hopkins, Benjm., Chambn.
Lond. 493
Ezek., b.p. Dry. 601 ; bp.
Rph. 601
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno. Omm., adm. (E) 837;
Compt. N. 258
— Jno. Paul, K.H. 791
— Rd., L. Admy., 179, 180;
T.I.T. 158
— Sir Rd., S.L. 410
— Rd. North.,
866
— Th., U.S.S. 225
— Wm. Fr., gem. (ID) 899
Hºpkinson, Sir Ch., gen. (ID)
— H., gen. (I)) 922
Hoppenstedt, Geo. Erm. FK.,
V. Chanc. Guelph, 792
Hopper, Wm., gen. (D) 877
Hopson, Ed., adm. (A) 813
— Peregr. Th., G.N. Sc. 694;
gem. (C) 871
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 813
Hoptom, Arth., K.B. 761
— Jno., bp., Norw. 455
— Sir Owen, Lt. T.L. 321
— Ralph, see lö. H., infra
— Walt. de..., B. Ex. 382; J.
It. 368; J. K.I3. 371
— (or Hepton), Wm. de, A.G.
398; S.L. 406
Hopton, lds.
Ralph, aft. 1st là. H., K.B.
763; P.C. 189
Hopwood, Ch. Hy., Q.C. 419
Horan, Jas., L.M. Dbln. 641
Horden, Jno., bp. Moos. 697
Hore, see also Hoare
— Rt., A.G. Ir, 588
— Th., gen. (D) 895
Horley (or Horsey), Geo., dm.
Ross, 633
HQrmisdas, P. Ro. 33
Horn. See Horne
Hornby and Horneby
— Geoffr. Th. Phipps, and sir
gen. (IB)
G., adm. (B) 821; (E) 835;
G.C.B. 771; ſº, C.B. 780; L.
Admy, 185
8
— Nathl., C. Exc. 278, 279
Phipps and sir P., G.C.B.
770; K.C.B. 777; L. Admy.
183
*— Wrm. de, A.G. 398
:}; Wm., S.L. 407
* Poss. same pers.
— Wm. Ph. and Sir W., adm.
(C) 822; (D) 827
— Wnn. Windh., adm. (IHI)
848
Horncastle, Jus. de, bp.
Carl, 475
IHorne and Horn
— Alexr., G. I. Man, 666
— Ch. Ja.s., gen. (D) 927
— Fk., and sir. F., gen. (D)
895; K.C.B. 780
— Geo., bp. Norw. 455; dri.
Cant. 431
— Jno. de, K.B. 754
— Rt., bp. Winch. 471; din.
JDham, 479
— Rt., D. Fac. Sc. 527
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wrm. and Sir W., A.G. 400;
#9. 416; M. Chy. 397; S.G.
Hºmebrook, P., B1. M. P.A.
Horneby, see Hornby
Horneck, Ch., gen, (3) 866
IHorse, l’et. de la, K.B. 754
Horsey, Algn. Flr. R. de, adm.
(E) 836
Tºſor Horley), Geo., dm. Ross.
— Saml., B. and Gl. K.A. 330;
Bath K.A. 785; Han. H. 340
-i win. Hy. B. de, gen. (D)
IHorsfall, Jno., bp. Oss. 620
Horsford, Alf. Hast., G.C.B.
770; gen. (D) 902; K.C.B. 778
Geo., gen. (3) 868
— Jno., K.C.B. 775
— Rd., gen. (ID) 895
Horsley, Saml., bp. Boch.
460; bp. St. As. 462 ; b.p. St.
Dav. 465; dun. Westr. 459
— Wrm., Clar. K.A. 328
IHorsman, Ed., Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; L.T. 160; P.C. 216
Hort, Jno. Jos., gen. (ID) 905
josiah, abp. Trn. 611; bp.
Ferns and L. 622; bp. Kilm.
alld Ard. 607; dm. Ard. 609;
dm. Cloy. 633
Hortensius, L., C. Ro. 45
— Q., C. Ro. 46; Dt. Ro. 41
IHorton, Ja.s., G. I. Man, 666
— Josh. Sydn., adm. (A) 820
! — Rt. Jno. Wilm. and Sir R.,
G.C.H. 786; G. Ceyl. 672;
U.S.W. and C. 231
— Rog., J.C.P. 378; J.R.B. 371
— Th., G. I. Man, 666
Wm, adm. (IHI) 851
Hose, Geoff., J. It. 366
— Geo. Fk., b]). Sing. L. and
S. 676
Hoseason, Hy., gem. (ID) 913
— Wrm., adm. (IHI) $50
IHosier, Fras., adm. (A) 813
IHosken, Jas., adm. (HI) 850
IHoskins, Anthy. Hiley and
sir A., adm. (E) 836; IX.C.B.
781; L. Admy. 185-6
Edm. or Edw., S.L. 410
— Juo., M. Chy. 396
— Jno., S.L. 409
— sir Jno., Pres, R. Soc. 940
Hospitali, Ralph de, J. It.
365
Hoste, Sir Wrm., adm. (E) 835;
Kojš. 74
Hotham, Beaum., aft. Sir B.
(7th Bart.), C. Cus, 275-6
— Beaum, see la. H. infra
— Ch, and sir C., Amb. Arg.
136; Amb. Bol. 135; Amb.
Pgy. 136; Amb. Ugy. 137; G.
Vict. 704; K.C.B. 777
— sir Ch., K.B. 765
— Ch. FR., adm. (E) 837; L.
Admy. 186
67 +
1052
INDEX OF NAMES.
Hotham—cont.
— Geo., gen. (A) 859
— hon. Geo. Fredc., adm.
(G) 841
hon. Hy, and sir H., L
Admy. 181-2; adm. (A) 819;
G.C.M.G. 794; 1%.C.B. 774
Jno. (No. 1), bp. Clr. 596;
bp. Oss. 620
— Jno. (No. 2), bp. Ely, 434;
L.H.T. 152; L. Treas. Ir. 558;
Ld. Chanc. 354
— Jno. de, K.B. 755
Wm. de, abp. Dbln. and
Gl. 615
-ºwn, adm, (HI) 846; K.H.
791
— Wm, and Sir W., adm. (A)
819; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 774
— Wm., see lá. H. infra,
Hotham, lds.
Wm., aft, 1st là. H., adm.
(A) 815"
— sir Beaum., aft. 2nd ló. H.,
13. Ex. 385; C.G.S. 357; S.L.
412
*-* *º-
— Beaum., 3rd ló., gem. (D)
883
Hothfield, Hy. Ja.s., 1st ld.,
form, sir H. J. Tufton, q.v.
Houblon, sir Jno., L. Admy.
176; L.M. Lond. 491
Houbrug, Wm, de, J. It. 367
Hough, Jno., bp. Tich, and
Cov. 444; bp. Oxf. 456; bp.
WOrc. 473
— Lionel St., gen. (ID) 907
Houghton and Hoghton
— Ad, bp. St. Dav. 464; Ld.
Chanc. 354
— Daml., gem. (C) 873
— Sir Hy., J.A.G. 937
— Richm., gen. (D).931
— Rt. and sir R., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 409
— Wm. Bt., gen. (ID) 927
Houghton, lds.
— R. M., 1st là., form. T.
Monckton-Milmes, q.v.
Houlditch; Rd., C. St., 283
Houlton, Tºd. Vict, and Sir E.,
G.C.M.G. 795; IK.C.M.G. 796
Jno., odm. (A-) 815
... ouston and Houstoun
--— Alex., G. Gren. 724
-— Amdr., G. Gren. 724
—-- Rt. and Sir R., gen. (D)
8,76; K.C.B. 776
----- Wallace, adm. (E) 835; (F)
83%
..— Wm. amd Sir W., G.C.B.
768; G.C.H. 786; G. Gibr.
670; gen. (A) 861; K.C.B. 773
EIouton, Jno. (le, B. EX. 383;
J. It, 3()7
How: See also Howe
— Th., L.M. D'blin. 641
-— Wm. W., bp. Wſield. 484;
bp. Suff. Bedf. 452
Howard, Ch., P.C. 190
— hon. Ch, and Sir C., gen.
(A.) 858; K.B. 765
— Ch., see la. H., infrit
— hon, Ch. Kenn., C.W.F. &c.
& g
— Ed., K.I3. (1616) 762
— sir Ed., or 1d. Fol., K.G.
737; L.H.A. 174
— hon. Ed., adm. (GF) 842
— Ed. Hy., adm. (E) 836
-— 10. ...d. G. F., see 10. H.
‘ O “on. infrat,
oj (
— Ed, Staff., U.S. Ind, 236
Howard—comt.
— Flº. Chris., C. Exc. 278
— Sir Geo., E.M. 856; G. Ch.
Hosp. 936; gem. (A) 858; K.B.
765; P.C. 206
— Hy., aft, ld. Maltravers,
q.v., IK.B. (1616) 762
— hom. Hy. Ed. Jno., dn.
Lich. 445
— Hy. Fras, and sir H., Amb.
Bwa, 119 ; Amb. Bzl. 135;
Annb. Hmr. 120; Amb. Pgl.
125; Amb. Pr. 118; G.C.B.
773; K.C.B. 783
T11 hon. Hy. Geo., Amb. Tusc.
15
— Hy. Thos. Mol., Dep. E.M.
327
— hon. Hugh, C. St. Ir. 568
Jas., see löl. H., infra,
*— sir Jmo., L.H.A. 171
× Sir Jno., L.H.A. 172
* I’Oss. same pers.
— Jno., see ld. H., infra,
— Jno. Morgan, C.C.J. 406;
Q.C. 419
Jos. Jacks., Malt. H. 335
— sir P., bp. Jam. 712
— Rt., bp. Elph. 608; bp.
Rilla. and Ach. 613; dn, Ard.
60
9
— Rt., IX.P. (1616) 762
— Sir Rt., Aud. Ex. 166 ; P.C.
198
— Th., gen. (B) 864
— Th., aft. D. of Norfolk, q.v.,
I.B. 757 (d. 1524)
— Th., aft. D. of Norfolk, q.v.,
R.B. 760 (d. 1572)
— Th., Tell. Ex. 167
H.Th. Ph., gem. (D) 882; K.H.
79
— Wrm., J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368
— Wnn., IX.B. (1616) 762
— Wrm., IK.B. (1625) 763
Howard, lds, and visc.
— Jno., ld, aft. D. of Norfolk,
K.G. 736 (d. 1475)
— Jno. 1d., aft. D. of Norfolk,
q.v., Const, T.L. 320; E.M. 326
(d. 1485)
Howard of Bimdon, visc.
— Th., 3rd visc., L.L. Dors.
307; K.G. 739
Howard of Castlerising, lds.
— Hy., ld, aft. TX. of Norfolk,
q.v., E.M. 326 (1692)
1:Ioward of Charleton, lds.
— Th., 1st là., aft, 1st E. of
Berkshire, q.v., K.B. (1605)
761
*
— Ch., aft, visc. Andover and
2nd E. of Berkshire, K.B. 763
Howard of Effingham, lds.
— Wm., 1st Id., L.H.A. 174;
jº. 738; L.C.H. 294; L.P.S.
240
— Ch., 2nd lói., aft. E. Of Not-
tingham, q.v., E.M. 326; R.G.
738
— Ch., ld., aft. 2nd E. of Not-
tingham, q.v., L.H.A. 174;
T.L. Surr. 312
— Kenn. Alex., 11th lä.,
IX.C.B. 774 ; G.C.B. 768
IHoward of Glossop, lds.
— lil, Ed. G. Fitz-A., aft, ld.
H. of Gl., Dep. E.M. 327; P.C.
215; V.C.H. 297
IHoward de Walden, lds.
— Th., 1st là., aft. E. of Suf-
folk, q.v., Const, T.L. 321;
K.G. 739; L.H.T. 154
Howard de Walden, lds.-Comt.
— Theop., 2nd lå., aft. B. of
Suffolk, q.v., C.G.P. 299
— Jas. (son of là. H. deW.),aft.
3rd lä. H. de W., R.B. 763
— Jno. Gr., 4th lá., form. J.
G. Griffin, q.v., F.M. 856; gen.
(A) 858; L.L., ESX. 308
— Ch. Aug., 6th lä, and lå.
Seaford, q.v., Amb. Bgm. 123;
Amb. Pgl. 125; Amb. Sw, and
N. 127; G.C.B. 772; U.S.F.
29
2
Howard-Elphinstone, see
Elphinstone
Howarth, see also Howorth
— Hy., R.C. 415
Howden, Jas. A., gen, (D) 888
Howden, lds.
— Jno. Fras., 1st là., form.
Sir J. F. Cradock or Caradoc,
(1.7).
— Jno. Hob., 2nd ló., form,
hon. J. H. Caradoc, q.v., Amb.
Arg, 136; Amb. Bzl. 135;
Amb. Sprl. 124; Amb. Ugy.
136; G.C.B. 772; gen, (D) 884;
R.C.E. 782; IK.H. 789
Howe, see also How
— Emanl., gem."(C) 871
— Jno., P.C. 195; Paym. G.
244
— Jos., G. N. Sc. 695
— Rd., see visc. H., infra,
— Wrm., see visc. H., infrat
Howe, visc. and E.
Eman. Scr., 2nd visc., G.
Bdoes. 720
— Rd., 4th visc. and 1st Earl
H. (1st Cr.), adm. (A) 815; B.T.
267; IS.G. 743; L. Admy.
179-80; P.C. 200; Tr. N. 256
— hom. Sir Wrm., aft. 5th visc.
H., gem. (A) 858; L.G.O. 259;
IK.B. 765: P.C. 203
— Rd. Wm., aft, 1st E. (2nd
Cr.), G.C.H. 786; P.C. 212
— Rd, W. P., 3rd E. (2nd Cr.),
form. R. W. P. Curzon, q.v.,
L.L., Leic. 309
IHowel and Howell
— (2), bp. Bgr. 425-6
ap. Jevaf, Pr. Wls. 16
— Dha, (3), Pr. Wls, 16, 17
— Fulk ap, Guis. P.A. 343;
Lanc, H. 333; R. Dr. P.A.
337
— Jno. and sir J., Rec. Lond.
494; S.L. 410
— Mort. Sl., C.I.E. 807
— Th., bp. Brl. 439
— Wnn., M. Chy. 396
Howie, Ja.s., dm. Cloy. 633
Howick, visc.
— Ch., visc., form, hon. C.
and aft. 2nd E. Grey, q.v.
F. Sec. 228; P.C. 213; Sec. at
W. 234
— Hy., visc., aft, 3rd E. Grey,
q.v., U.S. Honne, 227; U.S. W.
and C. 231
Hºyison, Hy., L.M. Dbln.
Hºyland, IRd., bp. Pboro.
{}
— Wrm, Pearce and sir W., G.
Ont, 692; K.C.M.G. 797
Howlett, Arth., gem. (D) 923
— Rd., dn. Cash. 627
Howley, Jno., S.L. Ir. 593
— Wm., abp. Cant. 431; B.T.
268; bp. Tuond. 452; Jud, Com.
P.C. 360; P.C. 209
For List of Abbreviations, 860 ſpp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1053
Howorth, see also Howarth
— Ed. and sir E., G.C.H. 786;
gen. (B) 867; K.C.B. 774
- Jno., adm. (A) 817
Howson, Jno., b.p. Dham,
479; bp. Oxf. 456
— Jno. S., dm. Chest. 477
Howth, lds. amid E. of
— Nichs., ld., form. N. St.
Lawrence, q.v., Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 575
— Thos., 3rd E. of, K.P. 751;
L.L. Dbln. 569
—_Wm. Ul, Tr., 4th E. of,
K.P. 752
Hoyte, Geo., L.M. Dbln. 642
Huarach, bn. Emly, 625
Hubarthorne, sir Hy., L.M.
Tuond. 490
IIubbard, Jac., A.G. 398
— Jno. Gell., P.C. 219
Hubert, bp. St. Day, 464
— by. Worc. 472
— D, Thy. 57
— Pr. Mino. 30
— Ja.s., K.B. 759
— Jas. M. Chy. 394
— Walter, abp. Cant. 430;
Ch. Jr. 362
Huddersfield, Jno., S.L. 407
Wm., A.G. 398
Huddleston and Hudles-
ton
— Jno., K.B. 760
— Jno. W. and Sir J., B. Ex.
385; J.C.P. 380; J. Ex. D. 385;
#B.D. 374; Q.C. 417; S.L.
1 ºw
— Wrm. Orch., gen. (B) 866
Hudson, Ed. Gust., dm. Arm.
597
Jas. and sir J., Amb. BZl.
135; Amb. It. 114 ; Amb.
Sda. 114; Amb. Tusc. 115 ;
G.C.B. 772; IX.C.B. 782
— Jno., b.p. Elph. 608; dri.
Cllr. 597
— Jno. and sir J., gem. (D)
933; K.C.B. 781
— Jos., gen. (B) 865
Josh. Saml., adm. (HI)
852 -
Wm. Br., C.I.E. 808
Hudsor, Wm., bp. Meath, 599
IIue, Corbet, dm. JSey. 668
Huet, sir Wm., L.M. Lond.
490
Hugel, Bar. de, K.C.B. 775
Hugessen, Sir Ed. *
Knatchbull-, form. Sir E. H.
Knatchbull, q.v., aft. li. Bra-
bourne; q.v., L.T. 161; P.C. 218;
|U.S. Home, 228 ; U.S.C. 235
Hugh and Hugo
*— bp. Linc. 446
*— (3) by). Oss. 620
*— bp. St. Andr. 528
*— bp. St. As. 462
$: (or Odo), dn. Oss, 622
*— dn. Yk. 486
* Prob. Some same pers.
§ dates
— (the black), D. Bdy. 28
— (the Great), D. Bdy. 28
. Su. 80
— D. Thy. 57
— K. Fr. 23
— K. Ir. 21
— K. Limd. 49
— I. to V., D. Bdy. 28
— -Alain, K. Ir, 21
—-Capet, K. Fr. 23
— -Fionnliath, K. Ir, 22
**º-
Hugh and Hugo—comt,
º'no. Fitz-, Const. W. Cast.
— (-Slaine), K. Ir. 21
#hes, Ch. Ja.s., gen. (TD)
1
— Ed., J.A.G., 937
— Ed., K.B. 765
— Sir Ed., adm. (A) 815
— Hy. Geo., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
S.G. Ir. 590
— Hugh, dn. Bgr. 427
—ºugh Rt., L.L. Flints.
3
— Jno., gen. (B) 868
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Josh., bp. St. As. 462
R., G. N. Sc. 695
— sir Rd., adm. (A) 815
— Rt., adm. (A) 813
— Rt., adm. (A) 814
— Rt., gen. (ID) 910
— Rt. Geo., gen. (D) 890
— Rt. Jno., gen. (D) 926
— Th., C.C.J. 405; Q.C. 418
— Th. Ell., gen. (D) 927
— Wm., b.p. St. As. 462
— Wm. Temp., gen. (ID) 908
Hugo, see Hugh -
Hugonin, Fras., gen. (A.) 861
— Ja.s., gen. (C) 872
Huick (or Huyck), Th., Ch.
Lond. 422; M. Chy. 395
Huitta, bp. Lich. 443
Hulin, Off. Nap. 26
Hull, sir Ed., lx.G. 736
— (or Hill), Jno., J.C.P. 378;
J.K.B. 371; S. L. 407
— (or Hill), Rt., J.C.P. 378 ;
S. L. 407
— Rt. Trev. gen. (C) 873
— Wrm., gen. (D), 877
Hullock, Jno. and sir J., B.
Ex, 385; S.L. 413
Hulot, Rd., bp. Kild. 616
Hulse, Hugh, J.IX.B. 371
— Jno., J.C.P. 378
—- - Rd., gem. (C) 878
— Saml. and Sil: S., F.M. 856;
G.C.H. 786; G. Ch. Hosp.
936; gem. (A) 859; L.G. Ch.
Hosp. 936; V.C.H. 297
IIumbert, (St.), bp. Elm. 454
— (2) bp. Lich. 443
— I., K. It. 51; K.G. 745
— I. to III., C. Svy. 54
Humbryct, bp. Elm. 454
Hume, hon. Alexr., Dep. Tr.
Sc. 497
— sir Andr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Dav., U.S.S. 226
— Sir Geo., Compt. Sc. 498
— Jas., C. Cus. 276
Jno., bp. Brl, 439; b)). Oxf.
456; bp. Šal. 467; dim. St. P.
453
— Jno., dn. Dry. 602
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Sir Jno. Comm, Tr. Sc. 498
— Jno. Rd., gem. (ID) 92.1
— Jos. D., Sec. IX.T. 270
Patr., Compt. Sc. 498
— Sir Patr., aft, ld, Polworth,
(I.2).
— Rt., gem. (D) 881
—º. gen. (D) 908; K.C.B.
7
Hume, lds.
Alex., id., L.G.C. Sc. (1488)
506
(of Berwick), Geo., ld, , aft.
E. of Dunbar, q.v., Ch. Ex.
154; M.G. W. 296
Humfrey, Humplirey, and
Hºpi. ſº
— (or Humfridus), bp. Winch.
470
K. Scy. 55
— Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
Pr. (son of Hen. IV., aft.
E. Of Pembr. and . Of
Glouc., q.v., Pr. E. 11; K.B.
755; K.G. 734
— Jno., gen. (18) 868
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 492
— Taur., dm. Glr. 440;
Winch. 471
— Lebbens Ch., Q.C. 417
— Jos., M. Chy. 397; Q.C. 417
Humphreys, Fras. Itichm.,
gen. (C) 872
— Humph., bp. Bgr. 426; bp.
Her. 442; dim. Bgr. 426
—– Rt., dm. Kilf. 637; dn.
Killoe. 637
— sir Winn., L.M. Lond. 491
IIulton, Wm. A., C.C.J. 403
Humston, Rt., bp. Down. &
Cmr. 604
1Hundern, Jno., b.p. Llff. 449
IHunferthus, bp. Elm. 454
Hungerford, Ed., K.D. 763
— Rt., K.B. 756
— Th., R.B. 758
— Sir Th., Sp. H.C. 248
— Walt., see lá. H., infra
FIungerford, lds.
— Walt., aft. Sir W. and ló.
H., Const. W. Cast. 322; K.B.
756 ; K.G. 735 ; L.H.A. 174;
L.H.T. 153; Sp. H.C. 248
Hunks, sir Hy., G. Bdoes. 719
Hunsdon, lds.
— Hy., 1st là., C.G.P. 299;
E. M. 326; K.G. 738; L.C.H.
294; L.K. and C.G.S. 356
— Geo., 2nd ló., C.G.P. 299;
K.G. 739; L.C.H. 294
Hunt, and Hillnte
— Ed., Sr. N. 257
— Geo. Ev., gen. (ID) 895
— Geo., Ruthv. le, G. Dnca.
& 1 -
73.
— Geo. Ward, Ch. Ex. 166;
L. Admy. 185; L.T. 161 ; P.C.
217; Sec. Tr. 164
— Jno., C.J.K.B. Ir. 577
— Jno., or Wm., see Wm.,
infra
— Percival, L.M. D'blin. 641
— Rd., A.G. 398
— Rd., dm. Dham. 479
Rt. W. Bl., gen. (D) 927
24 Rog., B. Ex. 383; Sp. H.C.
48
— Wm. le, S.L. 411
— Wrm. or Jno., M. Chy. 395
Hunt-Grubbe, see Grubbe
IHunter, Andr, gen. (D) 910
— Arth. Stew.(gen. (ID) 931
— Cl. Steph. and Sir C., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Dav., gem. (A) 862
— Dav., gen. (C) 873
— Fitzw, Flº., gen. (ID) 927
— Geo., gen. (D) 880
*— Jno., adm. (A) 817
3: Capt. —, G. N.S.W. (1795)
702
* * same pers.
— Jno., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
— Mart. and sir M., G.C.H.
786; G.C.M.G. 794; G. N. Brk.
695; gen. (A) 861
— Montg., gem. (ID) 930
Pet., G. Br. Houd. 714
dr.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
1054
INDEX OF NAMIES.
Hunter—comt.
— Rt., G. Jam.712; gen, (C)871
— Th. O., L. Admy. 178-9;
L.T. 157
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 492
— Wrm. Guyer, K.C.M.G. 798
— Wrm. Wils. and Sir W.,
C.I.E. 806; K.C.S.I. 803
Huntercombe, Th, de, Const.
W. Cast. 322
Huntingdom, Jno., Wöln. Chr.
Ch. Manch. 481
— Rt., bp Rph. 601
— Rt., C. Exc. 278
— Wrm. de, Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
Huntingdon, E. of
— Dav., 5th E. of, bro. Of
Wm., IX. of Scotland, L.J.
Gen. 522 (d. 1219)
Wm., E. of, form. Wnn.
Clinton and sir W., q.v.,
Tu.H.A. 172
— Guich. E. of, form. G.
D'Angle, q.v.
Hollamd, Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Jno.
Holand, q.v., aft. 1st D.
Exeter, q.v., L.H.A. 173
— Jno., 2nd E. of, aft. D. of
Exeter, q.v., K.B. 756; IK.G.
735; L.H.A. 174
Grey Family.
— Th., E. of, aft. M. of Dorset,
q.v., K.B. (1475) 757
Bastings IFamily.
— Fras., 2nd E. Of, form.
Fras. Hastings, q.v., K.G. 738
— Hy., 3rd E. of, form. Hy.
Hastings, q.v., R.G. 738
— Theoph., 7th E. of, C. G.P.
299; P.C. 192
— Fras., 10th E. of, Gr. St.
304 ; M.H. 302; L.L. Yorks.
W.R. 313; P.C. 200
— Hans Fras., 11th E. of, G.
Dnca. 730
Hººtingfield, Rog. de, J. It.
366
— Wn. de, J. It, 366; W.C.P.
317
Huntingford, Geo. Is., bp.
Glr. 439 ; bp. Her. 442
IHuntley and Huntly
Hy. Vere and sir H., G. Pr.
Ed. Isl. 699
IIuntly, E. and M. of
Geo., 2nd E. Of, L.J. Gen.
522; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Geo., 4th E. of, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
— Geo., 5th E. of, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
— Geo., 2nd M. of, form, ld.
G. Gordon, and visc. Aboyne,
(1.7),
_4. Geo., M. of, and E. of
Aboyne, aft. 5th D. of Gor-
don, q.v., G.C.B. 768 ; gen.
(A) 860; R.T. 748
Ch., 10th M. of, L.L. Abdm.
Ch., 11th M. of, C.G.A.
300; P.C. 219
Hurd, Rd., bp. Lich. and Cov.
444; bp. Worc. 473
Hurdle, Th., gem. (D) 894;
E.C.E. 780
Hurley, Th., bp. Tºmly, 625
IIusain, Husein, and Hus-
Sellº.
— Ali Khan, C.I.E. 807
— Kh. Bah. Sair., C.I.E. 807
*
5
— Kh. Haj. Murz., G.C.S.I. 801
Husato, Hub. de, W.C.P. 317
Huscarl, Rit, or Rog., Jy. 364
Huse, see Husse and Hussey
Husee, see also Hussey
— Anthy., J. Adm. Ct. 422
Husein, see Husain
Huske, Jno., gen. (B) 865
Huskissom, sir Jno. Ralph,
form. Milbanke, q.v.
Saml., gen. (A) 863
— Wm., B.T. 268; C.W.F. &c.
271; P.C. 209; Pres. B.T. 268;
Sec. Tr. 163; Tr. N. 256 ;
U.S.W. 231; W. and C. Sec.
231
Husse and Hussey
— —, M. Chy. 395
— Hy., dm. Wils. 428
— Dudl., Iłec. D'bln. 642
— Jas., B. EX. 383
— Lawr., M. Chy. 395
— Rd., K.C. 415
— Sir Rd. Huss., aft. Hussey-
Vivian, see Vivian
— Rd. Huss. Moubr., adm.
(A) 819; G.C.M.G. 794; K.C.B.
6
77
— Th., S.L. 412
— Walt., B. Ex. Ir. 583
— (or Huse, or Husse), Wm.
and Sir W., A.G. 398; C.J.K.B.
370; S.L. 407
Husseburn, Th. de, J. It, 366;
Jy. 363
Hussein, see Husain
Hussey, see Husse ... -
1:Iussey-Vivian, see Vivian
Hustaart, Jac., G. Ceyl. 672
Hutchens, 866 Hutchins
Hutchenson, see Hutchinson
Hutchessen, Th., gem. (D)
88
Hutchins, Geo. and Sir G.,
C.G.S. 357; S.L. 411
Hutchinson amd Hutchen-
SOIl
— hon. Abr. Hely-, C. Cus.
277; C. Cus. Ir. 565-6
— Alexr. Hadd., gen. (D)
of.
925
— Arch., B.T. 264
— Ch. Hy., gem. (D) 909
— Ch. Scr., gem. (D) 915
— Ch. Wat., gem. (D) 919
— Coote Sy., gem. (D) 917
Ed. Hely-, gem. (ID) 894
Fras., Arund. H.
Chest. H. 331 -
— Fras., b.p. Down and Cnr.
604
339;
— Geo., gen. (D) 914
— Jno. Hely-, l’.C. 204; S.L.
Ir. 592; Sec. St. Ir. 562
— Jno. Hely-, see lil. H., infra,
—— Rd. Hely-, aft. 2nd lü., 1st
visc., and lst E. of Donough-
more, q.v., C. Acc. Ir. 567;
C. Cus. Ir. 565
— Saml., b.p. Killa, and Ach.
613; dri. Drom. 606
— hom. Walt. Fras. Hely-,
K.C.M.G., 799
— sir Wm., gen, (A) 862 ;
IX.C.H. 788
— Wm. Nels., gem. (D) 892
Hutchinsoll, lds.
— Jno. Hely-, aft. la. H. and
2nd E. of Donoughmore,
q.v., Amb. Pr. 118; G.C.B.
767; gen, (A) 860; K.B. 766
Hutchison, Fras. Deane,
adm. (IHI) 848
— Geo., Modr. I. Sc. 547
Huthwaite, Ed., gem, (D) 891;
|K.C.B. 780
— Hy., gem. (D) 878
Hutt, Geo., IS.C.B. 782
— Jno., G. W. Austr., 707
— Wm., K.C.B. 783; P.C. 217;
Paym. G. 245; V.P.B.T. 269
Hutton, Cr., C.C.J. 405
— Fk., adm. (D) 833
— Geo., gem. (ID) 890
— Hy., gem. (B) 868
— Hy., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Hy. Pr., gem. (D) 924
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Guis.
P.A., 343 -
— Matth. (No. 1), abp. Yk.
;: bp. Dham. 479; dn. Yk.
7
— Matth. (No. 2), abp. Cant.
431; abp. Yk. 486; bp. Bgr.
426; P.C. 199
— Rd. and sir R., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 409
— Rt., S.L. 409
— Th., M. Chy. 394
#ley, Th. Hy., Pres. R. Soc.
IHuxtable, Hy. Const.,
Mtius. 684
IIuycke, see Huick
Huyshe, Alfr., gem. (D).902
— Geo., gem. (D) 888
Hy—, see Hi–
Hyde, –, S.L. 410
— Alexr., bp. Sal. 467; dri.
Winch. 471
— Ed., dm. Winds. 474
— Ed., see lil. H., imfra,
— Fk., S.L. 410
— Geo., R.B. 761
— Geo. Hoolt., gem. (ID) 899
— Hy., gen. (ID) 918
— Hy., aft. 2nd E. of Claren-
don, q.v. K.B. 763
— Laur., see visc. H., infra,
— Nichs. and sir N., C.J.K.B.
370 ; S.L. 409
— Rt. and Sir R., C.J.R.B.
370; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409
— Th., J. Adm. Ct. 423
— Th. de la, J. It. 369
—West, gem. (C) 872
Hyde, lds, and visc.
FIyde Family.
— Ed., aft. 1st là. H., visc.
Cornbury, and E. of Claren-
dom, q.v., B.T. 263; Ch. Ex.
#; L.T. 155; L.K. 356; P.C.
— Hy., aft. 2nd E. of Claren-
don, q.v., K.B. 763
— Hy., 1d., aft. 4th E. of
Clarendon, and 2nd E. of
Iłochester, q.v., P.C. 195;
Prem. 140; W. Treas. Ir. 559
— hon. Laur., aft. 1st visc. H.
and E. Of Rochester (New
Cr.), q.v., Ch. Ex. 164; L.T.
155; P.C. 192
Hyde of Hindon, lds.
Williers Family.
— Th., ld., aft. 1st E. of
Clarendon, q.v., C.D.L. 243
P.C. 201; Postm. G. 238
Hyderabad, Salar Jung, Bah.
of, K.C.I.E. 805
— Begum of, Cr. Ind. 809
— Niz. of, G.C.S.I. 800
— Niz. of, G.C.S.I. 801
— Niz. Of, K.C.S.I. 802
— Salar Jung, Bah.
R.C.S.I. 802
Hyende, see Heemde
bp.
Of
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1055
Hygden, see Higden
Hyginus, P. Ro. 52
#ſº Ed., M. Chy. 394
Hºſie, Th.M. i.i.d.º.o
Hylton, Wm. Geo., id., form.
Wm. Geo. Hylton-Jolliffe, q.v.
Hyndestone, Wm., S.L. 407
IIyndford, E. of
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. 2nd
ld. Carmichael, q.v., Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Jno., 3rd E. of, K.T. 747;
L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; P.C. 199;
V.A. Sc. 499
Hyngham, -, K.B. 757
Hypsous, C. P. V. (2), C. Ro.
— M. P., C. Ro. 45
Hºhe, Haymo de, bp. Roch.
Hywel, see also Howel
—Pr. Wls. I?
— ab Jevav, Pr. Wls. 16
— Dha (3), Pr. Wls, 16, 17
Iago, see Jago
Ibbestock or , Ibbestoke,
Laur. de, dm. Lich. 445
Ibbetson, sir H. J. Selw.,
P.C. 220; Sec. Tr. 164; U.S.
Home, 228
Ibbotson, Jno., Sec. Adm.
7
18
Ibrahim, S. TRy. 97
— W. E.g. 98
rºmaid, Jno., bp. Kilmacd.
63
Ida, K.E.2
Idar, Mahar of, K.C.S.I. 803
Iddesleigh, E. Of
— Staff. Hy., 1st E. of, form.
Sir S. H. Northcote, q.v., F
Sec. 229; L.L. Dev. 307; L.T.
162
— Walt. Staff., 2nd E. of,
form. W. S. Northcote, and
visc. St. Cyres, q.v.
— Countess of, form. Lady
Northcote, g. v.
rºlesworth, Hy. de, M. Chy.
39 t
Idle, –, C.B. Ex. Sc. 523
Idurian, bp. Cld. 599
Idwallo, K. WIs, 16
Ifeld, Jno. de, J. It, 369
Iglesias, M., Dt. Pu. 109
Igor, R. Russ. 89
IIay, E. of, see Isla ...
Ileyan, Greg., bp. Kilmacd.
636
— Maur., bp. Kilmacd. 636
— Nichs., b.p. Rilmacd. 636
Ilchester, Ad, de, dm. Sal.
468
Ilchester, E. of
— Steph., 1st E. of, form. St.
Fox-Strangways, q.v., P.C.
201
Ilchester, E. of Comt.
— Hy. Steph., 3rd E. of,
C.Y.G. 298; L.L. Soms. 311;
JP.C. 213 .
— Wm. Th. H., 4th E. of,
form. W. T. H. Fox-Strang-
Ways, q.v.
— Hy. E., 5th E. of, C.G.A.
300; L.L. Dors. 307; P.C. 218
Illingworth, sir Rd., C.B.
Ex. 381; K.B. 757
— Temp., dm. Emly, 628
Iltute, abp. Lond. 450
Imam Baksh, &c., C.I.E. 807;
K.C.I.E. 805
Imhoff, Sir Ch., gen, (A) 862
-i. Gust W. Van, G. Ceyl.
7
Imperiosus, C. M. C. (2), C.
P.O. 40
O.
— L. M. C., Dt. Ro. 40
rºgey, Sir Elij., C.J. Bgal.
— Eugene, Cl., C.I.E. 806
— Jno., adm. (D) 825, (G) 840
Imurily (or Smurily), Jno.,
bp. Boss. 631
Ina, K.E. 2
Inas, K.E. 2
Ince, Hy. Br., Q.C. 419
no., G. Bdoes. 720
Incent, Jno., dm, St. P. 453
Inchiquin, lds. and E. of
— Murr., 5th lá, and 1st E. of,
form. M. O'Brien, q.v., P.C.
189
— Wnn., 2nd E. of, G. Jam.
712
— Wnn., 4th E. of, K.B. 764
— Murr., 5th E. of, aft, 1st M.
of Thomond, q.v., K.P. 750
— Luc., 13th lä., form. L.
O’Brien, q.v.
— Ed. D., 14th lil., L.L. Clare,
569
rººrwick, Fk. Amdr., Q.C.
Indore, Mahar of, G.C.S.I. 800
— Mahar of, see Holkar
— Saheb of, K.C.S.I. 803
Indrect, bp. Kilmacd. 636
Indulfus, K. Sc. 19
Ingaldesthorpe, see Ingle-
thorpe
Ingall, Wm. Lem., gem. (D)
905
Inge, Hugh, abp. Dbln, and
Gl, 616; bp. Mth. 599; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576 ---
.P. 377
— Wnn., A.G. 398; C.J.K.B.
369; J.C.P. 377; J. It, 368;
S.L. 406
Ingelby, See Ingleby
Ingeld, fº. SW. 92
Ingelram or ****
bp. Glasg. 536; Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
righam, Ern. Gr., b.p. Si. Le.
— Rt., Q.C. 417
— Theoph. H., C.C.J. 403
Ingilfield, see Inglefield
Ingrilby, see Ingleby
Ingleby, Ingelby,
Ingilby
— Ch. and sir C., B. Ex. 384;
B. Ex. Ir. 584; S.L. 411
— Jno., bp. Llff.449
— Th. de, J.C.P. 378; J.K.B.
371
— Wm. Bates and Sir W.,
gen. (D) 895; K.C.B. 779
and
Inglefield and Ingilfield
— Ed. Augs. and sir E., adm.
(E) 835; K.C.B. 781
— Saml. Hood, adm. (ID) 826
— Th., K.B. 759
— Val. Otw., adm. (H) 85.3
Inglesham, Rt. de, Jy. 363
Inglethorpe (or Ingaldes-
thorpe), Th. de, bp. Roch.
459; dri. St. P. 452
Inglis, Alexr., bp. Dkld. 533;
Compt. Sc. 498; Ld. Clk.
Reg. 525; Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Ch., adm. (A) 815
— Ch., b.p. N. Sc. 695
— Hugh and sir H., Chri. E.I.
Co. 644-5
— J., bp. N. Sc. 695
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Jno., Chm. E.I. Co. 645
— Jno., D. Fac. Sc. 527; L.J.
Clk. 516; L.P. Ct. Sess. 516;
Ld. Adv. 526; P.C. 216; S.G.
SC. 527
— Jno., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Jno. Eardl. Wilm. and sir
J., gen. (D) 892; K.C.B. 778
— Jno. Forbes Dav., Ch. Com.
Oudh. 654
— Sir Rt. H., P.C. 216
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 906
— Wnn. and sir W., gen. (IB)
868; K.C.B. 775
Ingo, I. and II., K. Sw. 92
Ingºldesby, Jno., B. EX.
383
— Rd., gen. (B) 864; L.J. Ir.
555-6
— Rd., K.B. 764
rºgram, Sir Arth., Coff. H.
93
— Aug. Hy., adm. (H) 850
— Herb. Fk. Winn., adm. (IHI)
85
— Sir Th., C.D.L. 242; P.C.
190
Ingualdus, bp. Lond. 450
Innerkeithing and Inver-
keithing
— Rd. de, bp. Dkld. 533; Lá.
Chanc. Sc. 514
Innermeath, Jas., ld., Ld.
Sess. 517
Innes, Geo., bp. Brm. 541
— Harry, gem; (B) 866
— Jas. Ch., gen. (ID) 908
— Jas. Jno. McL., gen. (ID)
928
— Jno., b.p. Cness. 531
— Jno., b.p. Mor. 534
— Jno. Harr. R., K.C.B. 782
— Pet., gen. (I)) 892
— Rt., Ly. Dep. 513
— Wm., gem. (ID) 877
Innocent I. to XIII., P. Ro.
33-4-5-6
Insula, Brian de, J. It. 367
— Godfr. de, Jy. 364
—ºno. de, B. Ex. 383; J. It.
3
8
— Pet, de, M. Chy. 393
— Rog. de, dn. Yk. 486
— Rt. de, bp. Dham. 478
— Sim. de, Jy. 364
— Wm. de, J. It. 367; Jy,
364
Inverkeithing,
keithing
Invardby, Geo., K.B. 759
Tºpºgºye, Th. de, Const.
Irby, hon. Fk. Paul, adm. (D)
823
See Inner-
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1056
INDEX OF NAMES.
Ireland, Juo, dm. Westr. 469
— Jno., G. I. Man, 666
— Sir Jno., G. I. Man, 665
Irene, Emp. E.E. 50
— Emp. Tzde, 98
—-Marie-Louisa-Anna (g.dau.
Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
Ireton, Hy., L.D. Ir. 554
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rod. de, bp. Carl. 475
Irgalach, bp. Saig. 620
Ironside, Ed., L.M. Lond. 492
-ºilo, bp. Brl. 439; bp. Her.
Irvine, See also Irving
— Ch., gen. (C) 874
— Alex., gen. (ID) 916
— Ch., gen. (ID) 912
--Geo. Caulf. D'A., Adm. (E)
— sir J., Comm. F. Ir, 564
— Wnn., Sc. Bp. 545
Irving, see also Irvine
— Alex., gen. (ID) 902
— Alex., Ld. Sess. 520
— capt. —, G. W. Austr. 707
— Geo., gen. (D) 877
— Hy. Turn, and Sir H., G.
Br. Gu, 715; G.C.M.G. 796;
G. Leew. Isl. 727; G. e
722; K.C.M.G. 797
—lt.-col. —, G. Gsey. 669
— Paul AE., G. Can. 491; gen.
(A) 860
Irwin, Alex., dn. Ardf. 640
— Fk. Chidl., K.H. 791
— Hy., C.I.E. 808
— Jno. and sir J., G. Gibr.
670; gen. (A) 858 ; K.J3. 765
— lt.-col. —, G. W. Austr. 707
— Wm., gen. (D) 901
— Wnn. Boyd, gen. (I)) 914
Irwin, visc.
—ººd. visc., G. Bdoes. (1720-1)
Irwine, Alex., gen. (B) 865
Isaac (of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne), bp. Cruz. 603
I. and II., Emp. E.E. 51
*Isaacson, Jas., C. Cus. Sc. 503
*— Jas... C. St. 283
* Prob. same pers.
Isabel (dau. R. John), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
Isabella (dau. Ja.s. II.), Pr. E.13
— (of Angoulême), Q.C.E. 7
— (of France), Q.C.E. 7
— (of Valois), Q.C.E. 7
rºuzicus, l?. S. V. (2), C. Ro.
6
Iscanus, Barth., bp. Exr. 436
rººmei, Čarn. de, Const. T.L.
2
Isham, Jno., U.S.S. 225
— Edm., Adm. Adv. 423
Ishwara, Chandra, &c., C.I.E.
80
6
rºalaw, I. and II., R. Russ.
8
Isla, or Islay, Archd., E. of, aft
3rd D. of Argyll, q.v., L.J. Gen.
522; L.R. Sc. 503; L.P.S. Sc.
501; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; Lá.
Sess. 517; P.C. 196
Islip, Sim, abp. Cant. 430
Ismail, Sh. Pers, 99
— Meerza, Sh. Pers. 99
Pacha, V. E.g. 98; G.C.B.
773; G.C.S.I. 801
rººnia, Jas. de, dm. St. Pat.
Istlep or Isteley, Walt, de,
L. Tr. Ir, 558
rºmar, Saint, bp. Roch.
Iturvide, A., Emp, Mex. 103
Ivan I. to V., R. Russ, 89, 90
— VI., E. Russ. 90
Ives, Cec. Rt. St. Jno., gen.
(D) 922
— Jno., Suff. H. 341
Ivo, dm. Wells, 428
Ivory, Jas., Jy. Sc. 523; K.H.
790; Ld. Sess. 520; S.G. Sc. 527
Ivyn, see Juyn
-
J.
J # * *, dn, Lim. 639
Jackman, Ch., gen, (C) 872
Jackson, Alexr. Cosb., gem.
(B) 868
— Andr., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Ch., dm. Chr. Ch. Dblin.
618
— Ch., gen. (D).923
Ch., byp. Ferns and L. 622;
bp. Kild. 617
— Cyr., dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
— Ed., K.H. 791
— Ed. Saml., gen. (D) 926
— Fras. J., Amb. Dk. 127;
Amb. Fr. 1.12; Amb. Pr. 118;
Amb. TRy, 129; Amb. U.S.A.
Geo., gen. (D) 916
— Geo. and sir G., gen. (D)
878; K.C.H. 788
— sir Geo., Sec. Adm. 187
— Geo. Vern., adm. (H) 848
— Hy. M., and sir H., J.Q.B.D.
374; Q.C. 419
— Hy. Moore, G. T. and C.
ISI. 713
— J., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Jas. and Sir J., gen. (ID)884;
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778; K.H.
792
— Jas. Ed., dm. Arm. 597
— Jno., b.p. Linc. 447; bp.
Lond. 452; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 218
— Jno., G. C.G.H. 679
— Jno. Napp, gem. (D) 893
— Jos. DeV., Ir, 582;
S.G. Ir. 590; S.L. Ir. 593
— Louis Sten., C.I.E. 806
— Rand., Chest. H. 330; Mt.
Org. P.A. 343
— Rd., K.C. 415
—— Rd., L.T. 158
— Rd. Downes and Sir R.,
gen. (B) 869; K.C.B. 774
— Rt., adm. (D) 824
— Saml., adm. (D) 827
— Saml., C.I.E. 807
— Th., Amb. Sda. 114
-
Jackson—cont.
Th., dun. Pboro. 458
— Wm., Amb. Ch. 130
— Wm., bp, Oxf. 457
— Wrm., C. Exc. 281
— Wrm., dm. Killa. 614
Wm. L., Sec. Tr, 164
— Wm. Walr., bp. Antig. 728
Jacob. See also Jacobe
Yºd. ...&#15
— Geo. Legr., K.C.S.I. 803
— Hy. Eb., gem. (D) 915
— Herb., gen. (D) 896
— Sir Jno., C. Cus. 273
— Matth. Penn., C. St. Ir,
568
— Michl. Ed., gen. (C) 873
Jacobe. See also Jacob
* †siſ #. S.G. ſ. 539
Jºbson, Wm., bp. Chest.
47
Jacobus, see James
Jººpin, Taur. Pet., bp. Ach.
1
Jacquelina, C. Hld. 82
Jaenbert, see Lambert
Jaffir Khan, Sh. Pers. 99
Jago and Iago
— Pr. Wls. 16
— ab Edwal, Pr. Wls. 16
— Ch. Trel., adm. (E) 837
Jahangir, Bah. Pest.,
C.I.E. 807
James and Jacobus -
:k (abb. of Dunfermline)
Compt. Sc. 498
#: dm. Clonf. 637
>k dum. Trn. 613
>k dn. OSS. 622
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates
— (g. son Hy. VII.), Pr. E. 12
—(son Chas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— D. of Monmouth, q.v.,
(son Chas. II.) Pr. E. 13
— (son Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13
— [Fras. Ed.] (Son Jas. II.),
Pr. E. 13
— I., Emp. Hti. 104
— I., K. Scy. 55
— I., M. Bdn. 67
— I. and II., IK. Arr. 86
— I. and II., IX.E. 5, 6
— II. (K. E.), form. D. of Yk.,
q.v., L.H.A. 176
— I. to VI., R. Sc. 19-20
— I. (R. Sc.), IX.D. 756
— V. (K. Sc.), K.G. 737
— VI. (K. Sc.), Iš.G. 739 (See
Jas. I., K.E.)
— Bart., L.M. Lond. 490
— Ch. B., gen. (ID) 886
— Edwd., Q.C. 417
— Edwin Jno., Q.C. 417
— Fras., M. Chy. 395
— Geo., gen. (D) 898
— Haught., gen. (ID) 898
— Hy. and sir H., A.G. 400;
P.C. 220; Q.C. 418; S.G. 402
— Sir Hy., gen. (ID) 903
46 PIerb. Arm., dm. St. As.
3
— Herb. Hend., gen. (D) 927
— Jno., Amb. Nds. &c. 122
— Sir Jno., C. Exc. 278
— sir Jno. K., L.M. Dbln.
641-2
— Jrmo. Th., bp. Calc. 653
— Jno. Polg., gen. (D) 886
— Sir Walt. J., Wän. M. 245
— Wrm., b.p. Dham. 479; dri.
§. Ch. Oxf. 457; dim. Dham.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMIES.
J057
James and Jacobus—cont.
— Wm., L.M. Dbln. 641
– Wm. and sir W., Chn. E.I.
Co. 644
— Wm. M. and sir W., Jud.
Qom, P.C. 361; L.J. App. 389;
§ 218; Q.C. 417; V. Chanc.
Jameson, Geo. Ingl., gen. (D)
897; K.C.S.I. 803
— Wm., C.I.E. 806
sºleson, Rt., Modr. K. Sc.
Jamys, Jno., M. Chy. 394
Jane, C. Flrs. 81
- "Toº Hij
— D. Bbt. 29
— (Seymour), Q.C.E. 8
— Th., b.p. Norw. 455
— Wnn., dh. Glr. 440
Janisch, Huds. Ralph, G. St.
Hel, 682
Jºens, Jan. W., G. C.G.H.
Janssen, Sir Steph. Theoph.,
Chambn. Lond. 493; L.M.
Lond, 492
Jºaslaw I. to III., R. Russ.
Jardine, Alexr., gen. (D
894 y g (D)
— Jno., dn. Thist. 749
Jarlath (St.), bp. Arm. 595;
bp. Thi. 611
Jaromir, D. Brma. 59
rºopalk I. and II., R. Russ.
Jaruman, bp. Lich. 443
Jarvis, E., G. Antig.
72S
— Saml. Pet., gen. (D) 924
Jasper Tudor (son of Owen
Tudor), Pr. E. 12
Jaures, Jean Louis Ch.,
K.C.B. 779 -
Jay, Rd., S.L. 407
Jºyne, Fras. Jno...bp. Chest.
77
Jeaff—, see Jeff—
Jebb, jño, bp. Lim., A. and
A. 639
— Jno., dun. Cash. 627
— Jos. and sir J., gen. (D)895;
K.C.B. 782
Rd., J.K.B. Ir. 579 ; S.L. Ir,
3
59
Jefferay, see Jeffrey
Jefferies, see Jeffreys
Jefferson, Jeffreson,
Jeffreyson
— Chr., gem. (B) 868
— Jno. and Sir J., C.G.S. Ir.
576; J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.L. 410
— T., Pres. U.S.A. 102
Jeffery, see Jeffrey
Jeffrey, Jeffery, and Jeffe-
ray
— Fras., D, Fac. Sc. 527; Ld.
Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno. and Sir J., C.B. Ex.
381; J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
— sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
Jeffreson, see Jefferson
Jeffreys, Jeffries,
Jefferies'
— Ch., gem. (B) 865
Ed., J. Chest. 387; Q.C.
415 -
— Edmd. Rd., gen. (D) 903
— Geo., see d. J., infra
— Jas., C. Cus. 276
— Jno., Wän. M. 245
— St. Jno., C. Acc. Ir. 567
and
and
Jeffreys, lds.
| Jenny, 86e Jenney
— Geo., aft. Sir G. and 1d. J., Jenour, Sir Jno., Sec. Bath
C.J. Chest. 386; C.J.K.B. 370;
- . Sergt. Lond. 495;
R.C. 414; L.H.S. 286; Ld.
Chanc. 357; P.C. 192; Rec.
Lond. 494; S.L. 410
Jeffreyson, see Jefferson
Jeffries, see Jeffreys
Jeggon or Jegon, Jno., b.p.
orw. 455; dri. Norw. 455
Jekyll, Jos., M. Chy. 397
— Jos. and Sir J., C.G.S. 357;
C.J. Chest. 386; R.C. 415;
M.R. 388; P.C. 197; S.L. 411
Jelf, Arth. Rd., Q.C. 419
Jellett, H. P., S.L. Ir. 593
Jenkin, Mered., L.M. Dbln.
641
Jenkins and Jenkyns, Ch.
Vanbr., gen. (ID) 916
— Ch. Vern., gen. (ID) 928
— Ja.s., K.C.B. 782
— Jno. Ja.s., gen. (D) 910
— sir Leol., J. Adm. Ct. 423;
# Pr. Ct. 421; P.C. 192; S. St.
2 4
3
— Lewis, C. St. 284
— Rd., Chn. E.I. Co. 645;
G.C.B. 772
— Rd., dm. Wells, 429
— Rt., adm. (E) 836; (IF) 839
Jenkinson, Ch., aft. 1st là.
Hawkesbury, and 1st E.
of Liverpool, q.v., B.T. 267;
L. Admy. 179; L.T. 157; P.C.
202; Sec. at W. 234; Sec. Tr.
# U.S.S. 226; V. Treas. Ir.
0
— hon. Ch. C. C., aft. 3rd E.
of Liverpool, q.v., U.S. Home,
227; U.S.W. and C. 231
— Ed. Geo., K.C.B. 784
— Hy., adm. (IHI) 845
— Jno., gen. (B) 868
— Jno. B., b.p. St. Dav. '465;
. 479; din. Worc.
— hon. Rt. B., aft.ld.Hawkes-
bury, and 2nd E. of Liver-
pool, q.v., B.C. 252
Jenkyns, see Jenkins
Jºher, Hy. Lasc., bp. Dun.
710
— Herb., aft. Sir H, aft. Jen-
ner-Fust, D. Arch. 421; J. Pr.
Ct. 421; Jud. Conn, P.C. 360;
K. Adv. 422; P.C. 213; Vic.
Gen. 422 ;
— Sir Th., B. Ex. 384; J.C.P.
#: Rec. Lond. 494; S.L.
0
— Sir Winn., IX.C.B. 783; Pres.
Coll. Ph, 93S
Jenney and Jenny
— Chr. and Sir C., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 408
40 Wm., J.K.B. 372 ; S.L.
7
**ings, Ch. Ja.s., gen. (D)
— Jno., K.P. 763
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 813 ;
G. Gr. Hosp. 854; L. Admy.
1
77
— Patr., K.C.M.G. 797
— Wm., dry. Glr. 440
— Wrm. (No. 1), Berw. P.A.
341; R. Cr, P.A. 335
— Wm. (No. 2), Lanc. H. 332;
Guis. P.A. 343
— Wrm., Q.C. 415
— Sir Wm., adm. (A) 813
784
Jenyns, Soame, B.T. 265-6
| — Steph., K.B. 760; L.M.
Lond. 490
i
Jephson, Michl., dm. St. Pat.
618
— Stanh. Wm., gen. (D) 896
— Wm., dry. Lism. 629
— Wrm., S.L. 412
Jeremie, Jas. A., dn. Linc. 448
— Jno., G. Si. Le. 685; See
also Jermey e
Jermey, see also Jeremie
— Hy., K.B. 760
Jermin and Jermyn
— Hugh Will., b.p. Brn. 541;
bp. Cmbo. 673; Pr. Bp. Sc. 540
— Ph., J.K.B. 372; S.L. 409
— Thos. and Sir T., Compt.
H. 292; G. Jsey. 667; K.B.
761; V.C.H. 296
Jermyn, lds. and E.
Jermym. Family.
— Hy., aft. 1st là. J. and 18t
E. of St. Albans, q.v., G.
Jsey. 667; P.C. 189
— Th., 2nd lù., G. J.sey. 667
— Hy., 3rd lù., form. I
Dover, q.v.
, Hervey Family.
— Fredk. Wm., E., form. Id.
Hervey, q.v., aft. 1st M. of
Bristol, q.v., P.C. 214; Tr. H.
1.
29
Arth. Wm.,
Jerningham,
adm. (IHI) 849
— hon. Geo. S. S., Amb. Nds.
&c.123; Amb. Spm. 124; Amb.
SW. and N. 127
— Hy. and sir H., C.Y.G. 298;
K.B. 760; M.H. 301
— hon. W. G. S., Amb. Pu.
135
Jerome, Hy. Ed., gen. (D)
928
— Jno., gen. (D) 915
Jerraw, Jos., gen. (D) 885
Jersey, E. Of
— Ed., 1st E. of, form.
ld, and visc. Williers, q.v.,
L.C.H. 295; L.J. Ir. 555; P.C.
194; S, St. 224
— Wnn., 3rd E. of, P.C. 199
— Geo. B., 4th E. of, form.
visc. Williers, q.v., C.G.P. 299;
MI.B.H. 303
— Geo., 5th E. of, G.C.H.
787; L.C.H. 295; M.H. 302;
P.C. 21
, 211
Vict. Alb. Geo., 7th E. Of,
L.L. Oxon, 311
Jervis, Hy., gem. (ID) 899
— sir Humphr., L.M. D'bln.
640
— sir Jno., aft. 1d, and Iº.
St. Vincent, q.v., adm. (A)
815; K.B. 765
— Jno., and sir J., A.G. 400;
.J.C.P. 376; Jud. Com. P.C.
3:15; P.P. 416; S.G. 402; S.L.
|
|
TG
413 .
— Th., J. Chest. 387; P.P. 415;
R.C. 416
— Wrm. Hy., adm. (H) 848
Jervoise, Wm., G. H. Kong,
673; gen. (ID) 881; K.H. 791
Wrm. Fras. Dr. and sir W.,
.C.M.G. 795; G. N.Z. 709;
G. S. Austr. 707; G. Str. Sett.
675; gen. (D) 917; K.C.M.G.
797
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
1058
INDEX OF NAMES.
Jessel, Geo. and sir G., Jud.
Com., P.C. 361; M.R. 388;
P.C. 218; Q.C. 418; S.G. 402
Jessop, Wm., J. Chest. 387
wºunt,Thakoor R. K.C.S.I.
Jeune, Fras., b.p. Pboro. 458;
dm. Jsey. 668; dri. Linc. 448
— Fras. Hy., Q.C. 420
Jevaf (or Jevav), Pr. Wls. 16
Jevan, bp. St. Dav. 464
Jevav, see Jevaf
J exam, Sing Buria, C.I.E.
Jewell, Jno., b.p. Sal. 467 t
Jºypore, Mahar of, G.C.S.I.
8
Jheend, Bah. of, G.C.S.I. 801;
R.C.S.I. 802
Jioji, Sindia, Bao, gen. (ID)
915 -
Joachim I. and II., M. Brg.
65
— –Ernest, C. Anht. 66
— -Fredk., M. Brg. 65
Joan, Q. Cle. 86
— (dau. Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. K. John), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. II.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (g. dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E.
11
Joanna, (of Navarre), Q.C.E. 7
— I. and II., Q. Nis. 56
— I. to III., Q. Nav. 87-8
J gºon, Sir Fras., Lt. T.L.
3
Joceline and Joseline, see
also Jocelyn, Josselynt, and
Josselynn
— bp. Glasg. 536; bp. B. and
W. 427; Jy. 363
Jocelyn, see also Jocelimë,
Josceline, Josselyn, and
Josselyne
— hon. Geo., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— hon. Jno., C. Cus, Ir. 565-6
— hon. Percy, bp. Clr. 596;
bp. Ferns and L. 622
— Rt., See visc. J., imfra,
Jocelyn, visc.
— Rt., aft, ld, Newport, q.v.,
and 1st visc. J., A.G. Ir. 588;
L.J. Ir. 556; L.J. [r. 557; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576; S.G. Ir. 589;
S.L. Ir. 592
— Rt., Visc., aft, 3rd E. of
Roden, q.v., P.C. 209; Tr. H.
291; V.C.H. 297
— Rt., Visc. (son of 3rd E. Of
Roden), Sec. B.C. 254
Joddrell, Paul, K.C. 415
J *pur, Bah. of, G.C.S.I.
801
Jofreir, bp. Ork. 535
*John, abp. Cant. (desig.) 430
:}: (St.) of Beverley, abp. Yk.
485
— bp. Abdn. 530
*— (2), bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
*— bp. Arg. 537
bp. Clonf. 635
- bp. Clonm. 600
- bp. Cress. 531
(2), bp. Cmr. 604
bp. Dry. 601
bp. Bown and Cmr. 604
bp. Drom. 604 .
bp. Dkld. 533
bp. Elph. 608
*— bp. Gaii. 555
:
=
Sk
:=
b
D.
E
X
r
4
3
6
John—comt.
*— bp. Glas. 536; Ld. Chamc.
Sc. 514
(5), bp. Isl. 539
sis (of Taunton), bp. Kild.
*— bp. Kilmacd. 636; dim.
t Kilmacd. 637
-k
:K
:}; bp. Llin. 621
:}; 0 (of Tatemale), bp. Oss.
— bp. Rph. 601
— (2), bp. Roch. 459
*— (2), bp. Itoss. 535
(2), bp. St. As. 462
(2), bp. S. and M. 483
bp. Wíord. and L. 627
*— din. Ard. 609
*— dm. Cloy. 632
º dın. Kild. 619
— dri. OSS. 622
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— C. Anj. 27
— (D’Avennes), C. Hlt.82
— C, Lux. 84
— D. S. Wr. 79
— D. H.nr. 70
— D. Bdy. 29
— (the Constant), El. Sxy. 77
— R. Brma. 59
— K. Dk.93; K.G. 737
— (form. E. of Mortain, q.v.),
R.E. 4; Ld. Tr. 550; L.H.A.
170
— (De Brienne), K. J.Sm.97
— K. Scy. 56
— K. Sxy. 78
— (abb. of Peterborough),
L.H.T. I52
— (prior of St.
L.P.S. Sc. 500
— (son of Hy. II.), aft. K.
John, q.v., Pr. E. 9
— (son of Hy. III.), Pr. E.9
— (son of Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (SOn Of Edw. II.), Pr. E. 10
— (g, son of Edw. III.), Pr. E.
11
:k
>k
::
>}:
:};
:::
::
×
*
sk
Andrews),
— (of Gaunt) (son of Edw.
III.), Pr. E. 10
— (Mortimer) (iss. Edw. III.),
Pr. E. 10
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (son of Hy. IV.), aft. E. of
Išendal and D. of Bedford,
q.v., Pr. E. 11; K.B. 755; K.G.
734
— Pr. Nass. 75
— of Austrla, (2), R. Nds. 82-3
— I. and II., C. Hld. 82
— I. and II., D. Alçn. 26
— I. and II., D. Bva. 68
— I. and II., D. Line. 29
— I. and II., K. Arr. 86
— I. and II., K. Cle. 86
— I. (K. Cle.), R.G. 733
— I. and II., K. Fr. 24
— I. and II., K. Nav. 85, 87
— I. and II., Pr. Mkg. 74
— I. and II., Pr. Mno. 31
— I. to III., K. Pld. 91
— I. to III., K. Sw. 92
— I. to III., M. Brg. 65
— I. to IV., D. Bbb. 29
— I. to IV., Emp. Tzde. 9
— I. to V., R. Russ. 89, 90
— I. to VI., D. Bry. 28
— I, to VI., Emp. E.E. 50-1
— . to VI., K. Pgl. 88-9
— I. (K. Pgl.), K.G. 735
John—cont. -
— II. (K. Pgl.), K.G. 736
— VI. (K. Pgl.), K.G. 743
— I. to XXIII., P. Ro. 33-4-5
— II., Pr. Ltºn. 73
— -Adolph (D. of Saxe Weis-
senfels), K.G. 742 .
--Albert I., Pr. Mkg. 74
— d'Albret, K. Nav. 85
— (Baliol), K. Sc. 19
—-Ernest, D. S.C. and G. 78
— -Ernest, Pr. Nass. 76
— -Ernest, I. and II., D. S.
Wr. 79
—-Fredk., D. Wog. 11
— –Fredk., El. Sxy. 78
—-Gastone, G. D. Thy. 57
*** *
—-George, M. Brg. 65
is -George, I. to IV. El. Sxy.
—ºgeorge II. (E1. Sxy.), K.G.
7
—-George IV. (El. Sxy.), K.G.
74.1
— -Kemin, Pr. Twa. 60
— -Louis, Pr. Nass. 75
—-Sigism., M. Brg. 65
— -Sigism., Pr, Tva. 60
—-Sigism., D. Pr. 65
— Th., gem. (ID) 928
— -Wm., D. S. Wr. 79
—-Wnn., C.P.R. 68
— Zapoly, Pr. Tva. 60
Johnes, see also Jones
— Arth. J., C.C.J. 403
— Hills-, form. Hills, q.v.
— Jno., C.C.J. 403
— Th , L.L. Card, 315
— Th., L.L. Carm. 315
Johnson, see also Jonson
— Allen Bay., gen. (D) 925
— Alured Clarke, gen. (ID)930
Andr., Pres. U.S.A. 103
— Cass. Matt., gen. (ID) 890
— Ch. Coop. and Sir C., gem.
(D) 929; K.C.B. 781 -
— Ch. Rich., adm. (H) 850
— Ed. Ralph., bp. Calc. 653
— Edwin Beaum. and Sir E.,
gen. (D) 904; G.C.B. 771;
R.C.B. 780; M.C.I. 647
— Geo., adm. (H) 851
— Geo., J. Chest. 387; M.R.
388; S.L. 410
— Hy. S., dn. Wells, 429
— Geo. Vamd., gem. (D) 922
— Hy. and sir H., G.C.B. 768;
gen. (A) 859
— H. R. W., Pres. Lib. 100
— Jas., b.p. Glr. 438; bp. Worc.
473
— Jno., gen. (IB) 865
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno. Ja.s., Q.C. 418
— Jno. Ormsby, adm. (HI) 850
— Michl., gen. (D) 892
— Nathl., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Nichs., Paym, G. 244
— Rt., B. Ex. Ir. 584
—iº bp. Cloy, 631; dn. Trm.
61
— Rt., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Rt., J.C.P. Ir. 582
— Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Wentw., G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Wnn., dm. Oss. 623
— Wm., J.C.P. Ir. 582 ; S.L.
Ir. 593
— Wm. Aug., gen. (B) 869
— Wm. Moore, A.G. Ir. 589;
J.Q. B.D. Ir, 580; S.G. Ir, 590
-- – Wm. Ward Percival, adm.
(G) 842 f
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-95
INDEX OF NAMES.
1059
Johnston and Johnstone
TO 23
*— –, G. Tob. 7
*— hon, Amdr. Cochr., G.
Dnca. 730
* 2 Same pers.
— sir Alexr., Jud. Com. P.C.
360; P.C. 212
— sir Archd., Ld. Adv. 526;
# Clk. Reg. 525; Ld. Sess.
— Ch. Cornw., gem. (ID) 898
— Ch. Ja.s., adm. (ID) 826
92 gh. Jas. Hope, gen. (ID)
Ed. Jno., C. St. 284
— Fras. Jas. Th., gen, (D)
878
— FR., gen. (ID) 892
— Geo., B.C. 252
— Geo., G. N.S.W. 702; gen,
(C) 874
— Hy. Campb., gen. (ID) 919
m. 691 ; G. N.
— Jas., G. Ca
Brk. 495; gen. (A) 858
— Jas., gen. (A) 858
*— Jas., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
*— Ja.s., Sec. St. Sc. 502
* Poss. same pers.
— Jas., K.C.S.I. 803
— Jno. Dougl., gem. (D) 894
— Jno. Jul., gen. (ID) 926
— Mont. Cholm., G. Mtius.
684; gen. (D) 892
-— Rt. Maxw., gen. (D) 913
— Th. Hy., gem. (ID) 891
— Wnn., gen. (B) 867
— Wm., gen. (B) 868
— Wrm., gen. (C) 872
– Wm. and sir W., gem. (B)
869; K.C.B. 776
— Wm. and sir W., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
— Wm. Jas. Hope- and sir
W., adm. (C) 822; adm. (D)
830; K.C.B. 779
— Wm. Sout., gem. (B) 866
Johore, Mahar. of, G.C.M.G. |
795; K.C.S.I. 802
Jolantha, D. Lime. 30
Jºlies, Sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
91
Jolliffe, Hy., dn. Brl. 440
→Wm. B.T. 266; L. Admy.
1
— sir Wm. Geo. Hylton, aft.
ld. Hylton, q.v., P.C. 216;
Sec. Tr. 163; U.S. Home, 228
Jolly, Alexr., bp. Mor. 544
Jonathan, bp. Dmbl. 532
Jones, See also Johmes
— hom. Alexr., adm. (ID) 828;
(G) 840
— Ambr., bp. Kild. 617
— Barzillai, dn. Lism. 629
— Benj. Orl., gem. (ID) 890;
K.H. 792
— Cadw., G. Bah. Isl. 716
— Ch. Chad., S.L. 413
— Sir Ch. Th., adm. (IHI) 846
— Daiml., gen. (B) 866
— Dav. Br., C.C.J. 405
— Dav. Fras. Atcherly-, P.P.
416; S.L. 413
— Drury, L.M. Dbln. 641
— Ed., bp. Cloy. 630; b.p. St.
As. 462; dm. Lism. 629
— Sir Fras., L.M. Lond. 491
— Geo., gem. (D) 883
— Geo. E., K.H. 790
— Geo. Lewis, bp. Kild. 617;
bp. ISilm, 607; dm. Chr. Ch.
Dbln. 619
— Griff. Turm., gen, (ID) 935
Jones—cont.
— Harry Dav. and sir H.,
gen. (D) 889; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 777
— Hy., bp. Clr., 596; byp. Mth.
; dm. Ard. 609; dim. Kilm.
509
— sir Hy., aft. Jones-
#yº, Amb. Pers. 130;
P.C. 213
Hy. Bichm., gem. (D) 900
— Herb. Geo., C.C.J. 404;
S.L. 413
— How. Sutt., gem. (D)'930
— Hugh, bp. Llff. 449
— Hugh Val., C. Cus. Ir. 565;
|U.S.S. 226
— J–, dm. Bgr. 426
— Jas., gem. (D) 885; K.H.
89
7
— Jenk., gem. (D) 919
— Jno., Comm. Ir. 554-5
— Jno., gem. (B) 864
— Jno. and ’sir J., gen. (D)
903; K.C.B. 778
— Jno. Salisb., K.H. 791
— sir Jno. Th., gem. (C) 875;
K.C.B. 776
× Lewis, bp. Killoe. 634
*— Lewis, dn. Ard. 609
*— Tiewis, dm. Cash. 627
* Prob. same pers.
— Lewis Tobias, aft. Sir L.,
adm. (ID) 832; (E) 834; (E)
838; G.C.B. 770; G. Gr. Hosp.
854; K.C.B. 779
— Llew., bp. Newf.
Bnada. 700
— Loftus Fras., adm. (E)
837
— Michl., Comm. Ir. 554
— Nathl., gen. (ID) 894
— Oliver, J.C.P. Ir. 581 ;
J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Oliver Jno., adm. (IH) 849
— Oliver Th., gen. (C) 873
— Ph., Yk. H. 334
— Rice, K.H. 790
— Rd., aft, visc. and E. of
#ºnelagh, q.v., Ch. Ex. Ir
6
— Rd., dm. Elph. 609; dri.
Wford, 628
— Rd., gem. (ID) 886
Rd., K.C.B. 775
— Rd. Godfr., gem. (D) 914
— Rd. Ow., gem. (D) 933
— Theob., adm. (HI) 846
sº Theod. Mort., adm. (E)
7
— Theoph., adm. (A) 817
— Th., abp. Dblin. and Gl.
616; bp. Mth. 599; dn. St. Pat.
and
618; L.J. Ir. 554 ; Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 576
— Th., gen. (C) 872
— Th., Q.C. 418
— Th. and Sir T., C.J.C.P.
375; J.K.B. 372; K.C. 414–5;
S.L. 410
— Val., gen. (C) 872
— Wnn. and Sir W., A.G.
399; K.C. 414; S.G. 401;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; J.C.P. 378;
J.K.B., 372; L.K. Ir. 576; S.L.
409
— Wnn. and sir W., gem. (D)
898; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B. 780
— Wnn. Basil, bp. St. Dav.
465
Wm. Br., Ch. Com. Cent.
Pr. 655
— Wnn. Gore, adm. (E) 836
Jones—cont.
— Wnn. Ja.s., gen. (D) 889
Wm. Saml., gen. (ID) 913
— Wrm. West, bp. C. Th. 679
Jong, Jac. de, G. Ceyl. 672
Jonson, see also Johnson
— Ben, P. Laur. 301
Joonaghur, Newab
R.C.S.I. 803
— Saleh Hindi of, C.I.E. 806
Jordan, bp. Cloy. 630; bp.
Cork and Cl. 631
— dim. Sal. 468
— Jno., K.H. 791
— Jos., gen. (D) 928
— sir Jos., adm. (A) 813
— Th. H., C.C.J. 405
Jorse, Roland, abp. Arm. 595
— Walt. de, abp. Arm. 595
Josceline and Joscelyn,
see Jocelyn and Josselyn
*Joseph, bp. Arm. 595
*— bp. St. Dav. 464
3% bp. Clonm, 599
*— bp. Llff. 449
*— dim. Arm. 597
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— K. Pgl. 88
— (Buonaparte) K. Sp. 86
— I. and II., E. Gnny. 62-3
— I. and II., K. Hgy. 60
— Geo. Fk., D.S. Alt. 78
Josephine, Emp. Fr. 25
Josina, K.Sc. 17
Josselyn and Josselyne,
See also Joceline and Jocelyn
— Ralph or Rauf, K.B. 757;
L.M. Lond. 490
— Th., IK.B. 760
Jossus, C. Lux. S4
— E. Grmy. 62
— (the Beardless), M. Brg. 65
Joubert, P. J., Pres. Trl. 101
Joudpore, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I.
801; K.C.S.I. 802
Jourdan, Off. Nap. 26
Jovellanos, S., Pres. Pgy. 110
Jovian, Emp. Ro. 48
Jowan, Mahar., K.C.S.I. 802
Joy, see also Shioy
Hy., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B. Ex.
Ir. 583; S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir.
593 -
— Hy. Hall, IX.C. 416
Joyce, Saml., Q.C. 419
Joyner, Jno., Comf. P.A. 342;
R. Cr. P.A. 335 ; Norr. K.A.
329; Hichm. H. 333
Joynour, Wm., L.M. Lond.
4
88
Jºat, Wm. Lane, L.M. Dbln.
642
of,
Juan, Juan Sam, G. Trim, 721
Juanna, (2), Q. Nav. 85
Juarez, Bem, Dt. Mex. 104;
Pres. Mex, 104 ; Pres. V. Cr.
104
Jude, sir Andr., L.M. Lond.
490
Judicael, de Bemmes, D. Bry.
27
Jugjat Sing, C.I.E. 806
Jukel, Jno., J. Lt. 365
Julian, See also Julyan
— Emp. Ro. 48
Julianus, D., Emp. Ro. 47
Julius, D. Brk. 70 -
— I. to III., P. Ro. 33, 35
Julus, C. J. (4), C. Ro. 37-8.9;
Dec. Ro. 38; Dt. Ro. 40
— L. J., C. Ro. 39
— V. J., C. Ro. 38
For List of Abbreviatºons, see pp. 944-9
1060
INDEX OF NAMES,
Julyan, See also Julian
- Penr. Goodch., K.C.M.G.
*g, Nawab Salar, G.C.S.I.
— &c., C.I.E. 807
Junot, Off. Nap. 26
Justice, Wm., gem. (D) 888
wºrtin i, and II., Emp, E.E.
Justinian I. and II., Emp.
E.E. 50
Justus (St.), abp. Cant, 429;
bp. Roch. 459
Juxon, Wm., abp. Cant. 431;
bp. Her. 441 ; bp. Lond. 452;
dm. Worc, 473; L.H.T., 154;
P.C. 190
Juyn or Ivyn
— Jno. and sir J., C.B. Ex.
381; C.J.C.P. 375; C.J.K.B.,
#} K.B. 756; J.C.P. 378; S.L.
Jye pore, Bah, of, G.C.S.I.
801; K.C.S.I. 802
Jymungal, Itaj., K.C.S.I. 802
K.
R—, see also C–
ECalakaua, K. Sd. Is, 111;
G.C.M.G. 795
Kamehameha I, to V., K.
Sd. Is. 111
Kanai, Lal Dé, C.I.E. 807
Kane, Jos., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Nathl., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Rd., G. Gibr. 669
Rang-he, Tºmp. Ch. 100
Kantzow, Horb. Ph., adm.(HI)
851
ICanwar-Harilam, C.I.E. 807
Rardeston, Wm. de, J. It.
369
Earleol, Wrm. do, C.B. Ex.
381
Rarleton, see Carleton
rºlett, Wm. de, B. Ex, Ir.
3
5
Karmicke, Th., dn, Wells, 429
Earslake, Ed. K., Q.C. 418
— Fk., gen. (ID) 932
— Jno. B. and Sir J., A.G.
;: P.C. 219; Q.C. 418; S.G.
40
— Wrm. Wall., Q.C. 419
Ratharine and Katherine,
See also Catharine
— (of Arragon), Q.C.E. 8
— (of Braganza), Q.C.E. 8
— (Howard), Q.C.E. 8
— (Parr), Q.C.E. 8
— (of Valois), Q.C.T. 7
— (dau. Bd. IV.), Pr. E. 12
HCaton, Jas., adm. (A) 820
— Jas. Fél., adm. (H) 850
Raune, Ikegd, D., J. It. 367
Ravanagh, see also Cavanagh
— Arth. McM., L.L. Carl, 568
Ray, Ed. Eben. and Sir E.,
Just. Ch. D., 391; Q.C. 418
— (or Key), Jno., P. Laur. 300
— Jos., Q.C. 418
Ray - Shuttleworth,
Shuttleworth
Raye, Ed., gen. (ID) 904
— Goo. Farq., gen. (D) 927
º' no., b.p. Brl. 439; bp.Linc.
— Jno. Wrm., K.C.S.I. 803
— sir Rd., dri. Linc. 448
1&azi Syud, &c. C.I.E. 808
Kean and Keane, see also
Reen
— Dav. D., Q.C. 418
— Geo. Disn., adm. (IE) 836;
(E) 839
— hom. Hussey Fane, gen.
(D) 917
— Jno., see löl. IX., infra,
IKeane, lds.
— sir Jno., aft. li. K., C.C.
Bbay. 660; G.C.B. 769; G.C.H.
786; G. St. Luc. 725; gen. (B)
S66
869; I.C.B. 774
Kearney, see also Kerney
— Sir jas, gen. (IB) 869;
R.C.H. 788
— Jno., b.p. Oss, 621
Keate, Ed., gen. (D) 934
— Rt., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Rt. Wm., G. Gren. 724 ;
G. Nat. 680; G. Trin. 722; G.
W. Afr. Sett. 688
— Th., Mast. Coll. Surg. 939
Reating and Keatinge
— Cad., dn. Clr. 598
— Hy. Sh. and sir H., gen.
(B) 869; K.C.B. 776
— Hy. Sing, and sir H., J.C.P.
380; Jud, Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
#: Q.C. 417; S.G. 402; S.L.
1
4
— Jno., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Jno. Wm., dn. Trn. 613;
dr. St. Pat. 618
— Michl, Jno., dm. Kilf. 637
— Rd., J. P. and M. Ir. 587
— Rd., S.L. Ir. 593
Bd. Hart., Ch. Com. Ass.
656; gen. (D) 926
Heats, Rd. Godw. and sir R.,
adm. (A) 818; G.C.B. 767; G.
Gr. Hosp. 854; G. Newfél.
700; K.B. 766
— Wm., adm. (G) 841
IKeble and IKeeble
Hy., L.M. Lond. 490
— Rd., C.G.S. 356; S.L. 409
— Th., S.L. 407
– wait.s.l. A07
Reck, Anthy. and
C.G.S. 357; S.L. 412
— Saml., M. Chy. 396
Redah, Raja Ahmed, &c.,
K.C.M.G. ºft
Reeble, see Keble
Heele, Ch., adm, (H) 848
Reeling, see Kelyng
Reen and Keene, See also
Kean
— Benj., B.T. 264; K.B. 765
— Ch., Amb. Sw. 126
— Edmd., bp. Chest. 477; bp.
Ely, 435
— Hy. Geo., C.I.E. 807
— Jno., S.L. 411
— Jno. Ed. Tuck-, gen, (D).925
Ts Wh., B.T. 266; L. Admy.
180
Sir A.,
Keenan, Nichs., b.p. Ardf, and
Agh. 639
— Patr. Jos., K.C.M.G. 797
IKeene, see Keen
Reen-ſung, Emp. Ch. 100
Reer, Jno., gem. (D) 922
Kegworth, Sim, de, A.G. 398
Reightley, Th., C.G.S.Ir. 576;
L.J. Ir, 555
Kei-King, Emp. Ch. 100
Reilwey, see also Keylway
— Rt., S.L. 408
Reith (family of), E.M. Sc. 507
— Alexr., gem, (C) 873
— Alexr., Kt. Mar. Sc. 507
— Alexr. and sir A., Kt. Mar-
Sc. 507
— sir Bas., G. Jam. 712
— Geo., H.C.P. Sc. 507
Rt., bp. Cness. 541; bp.
Eife, 543; bp. Ork. 545; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
— Rt. Murr. and Sir R., Amb.
Dk. 127; Amb. Grmy, 116;
Amb. Russ. 125; Amb. SXy.
120; gen, (B) 866; K.B. 765;
P.C. 205
— Wm., gen, (D) 934
— Wnn. (E. Marischal), Ld.
Sess. (1541) 517
Wrm. (E. Marischal), Ld.
Sess. (1561) 517
— Wril. (E. Marischal), L.P.S
Sc. (1660) 501
Reith, lds, and visc.
— Geo., ld. and Visc., form
. Geo. R. Elphinstone,
q.v., G.C.B. 766
Reith-Falconer, Fal-
COIlCI'
ICekewich, Arth, and Sir A.,
just "Gh. p.391. Q.C. 413
— Geo. G., C.C.J. 403
Relet, Wm., M. Chy. 394
ICellach, bp. Rilla. 612
— bp. St. Andr. 528
Kellawe, Rd, dc, bp. Dham.
4
Rellerman, Off. Nap. 26
Rellesay, Rd. de, J. It. 367
ICelleshull, Rd. de, J.C.P.
377
Kellett, Hy, adm. (D) 833;
(E) 834; K.C.B. 780 .
Kellie, see also Kelly
Kellie, E. of
— Thos. E. of, form. visc.
Fonton, q.v. (1615), and Sir T.
Erskine, q.v. (1603)
— Th., E. of, L.L. Fifesh.
(1824) 510
Kellner, Geo. Welsh, K.C.M.G.
797
Kellum, Geo., gen: (B) 864
Kelly, see also lyellie
— Béned. Marw, adm. (G)
841
— Ed., adm. (E) 837
— Fitzr. and Sir F., A.G.
400; C.B. Ex, 382; Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; K.C. 416; P.C. 217;
Pres. Ex. D. 382; S.G. 402;
S.L. 414
— Jas. Butl, bp. Mor., Ross.
and Cness. 544; bp. Newfa.
700
— Jno. Fras., gem. (C) 873
— Ralph, abp. Ca$h, 625
— Tºd. Den and Sir R., gen.
(D) 903; K.C.B. 778
— Th., gen. (ID) 896
h., J.C.P. Ir, 582;
S 626
Il. 592
S.L.
I'07" List of Ablº'eviations, see pp. 944-952
INDEX OF NAMES.
1061
Kelly—cont.
— Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th. Cumn., gen. (D) 905
Th. F., J. Admy. Ct. Ir.
587
Wm., adm. (IH) 848
Wm. Hanc., adm. (A) 817
Kelsall, Hy., C, Tx. 284
Keiso, Rt. gen. (3) gº
Kelyng and Kelynge
— Jno. and sir J. (No. 1),
º .K.B. 370; J.K.B. 372; S.L.
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 2), K.C.
414 ; S.L. 410
Remball, Arm. Burr. and sir
A., gem. (ID) 905; K.C.B. 780;
K.C.S.I. 802
— Jno. Sh., gen. (D) 915
ICemble, Ch., E.S.P. 301
— Jno. Mitch., E.S.P. 301
rººm, Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
• *
Kemmis, Jas., gem. (C) 873
rººp, Geo. Rees, gen. (D)
— Jno., abp. Cant. 431
— Th., K.B. 759
— Th. R., Q.C. 419
Kempe, Arth., adm. (A) 816
— Jno., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Chich. 433; bp. Ilond. 451; bp.
Roch. 460; Ló. Chanc. 355
— Th., b.p. Lond. 451
— Wnn., S.L. 412
rºpenfelt, Rd., adm. (A)
WY LO
ICemplay, Jas., Q.C. 419
Kºpster, Fras. G., gen. (D)
Kermpt, Jas. and Sir J., G.C.B.
&C.H. 786; . Can.
; G. N. Sc. 695; gen. (A)
862; K.C.B. 774; M.G.O, 259;
D.C. 212
— Jno., G. N.S.W. 703
Kempthorne, Jas., adm. (A)
817
— Sir Jmo., adm. (A) 813
Rem, Th., bp. B. and W. 428
Kenah, Th., gem. (D) 880;
K.C.B. 779
Rendal, H. de, M. Chy, 393
— Jas., L. Admy, 176
— Jas., S. St. 223
Kendal, E. of
— Jno., E. Of, also D. of
Bedford, q.v. (son of Hen.
IV.), K.G. 734
— Jno., E. of, form. Jno. de
Foix, q.v.
—— Jno. (Beaufort), E. of, E.
and aft. D. of Somerset, q.v.;
(d. 1444)
Rendall, Jas, G. Bdoes. 719
Rt. de, W.C.P. 318
Rendred, K.E. 3
ICendrek, Jno., L.M. Lond,
1
49
rºlesley, Ed. Vaugh., Q.C.
41
Renelm, IX.E. 3
Kenewold, see ICenwold
Xenferth, bp. Lich. 443
Kenmare, E. Of
Val., 2nd E. of, L.L. Kerry,
569
Val. Aug., 4th E. of, form.
visc. Castlerosse, q.v.; K.P
751; L.C.H. 295
IKennedy, Alexr. Kenn.
Clarke- (No. 1), gen. (D) 884;
K.C.B. 779; K.H, 790
Kennedy—cont.
Alexr. Kenn. Clarke- (No.
2), gen. (ID) 914 -
Arth. Ed. and Sir E.,
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Gamb. 686;
G. H. Kong, 673; G. Qland.
706; G. Si. Ile, 685; G. Vanc.
Isl. 699; G. W. Afr. Sett, 688;
3.W. Austr. 707; I.C.M.G.
7
— Ed. Mitch., dn. Clonf. 637
— Fk. Ch., C.I.E. 808
— Hy. Fras., gem. (D) 911
—jas, boºkii. 533; bp. St.
flººr. 529; Lid. Chanc. Sc.
15
— Jas., gen. (IB) 865
— Jas., gen. (D) 880
— Jas. Sh, and Sir J., gen.
(ID) 882; K.C.B. 779
— Jno. Ja.s., adm. (IH) 850
—iºno. Wm. Alex., gen. (ID)
91
— Michl. Išav. and sir M.,
gen. (D) 906; K.C.S.I. 803
— Sir Rd., B. Ex, Ir. 584
— Sir Rt. Hugh, K.C.H. 788
— Th. Fras., C.W.F. &c. 272-3;
Clk. O. 260 ; L.T. 160
— Th. Gilb., gen. (ID) 929
— Th. Le B., dm. Clghr. 598
— Vans, gen. (D) 878
— Wm. Rann, Q.C. 420
ICennedy, lds.
*
— Jno., 2nd ló., L.J. Gen. 522 ||
lºcennet, and Kennett
— Brackley, gen. (10) 877
— Brackley, L.M. Lond. 492
— White, bp. Pboro. 458; dn.
PbOro. 458
Renneth I, to III. K. Sc. 18, 19
Kennett, see Kenmet
IKenney, see Kenny
Kennion, see also Kenyon
— Geo. Wyndh., b.p. Adel,
707
IKenny and IKenney
— Arth. Hy., dm. Ach. 614
— Dav. Courtn., gen, (D) 876
— sir Ed., G. N. Sc. 695
IKenric, K.E. 2, 3
###, Ad. E., dn. Bgr.
42
— Jno., C. St. 283
— Matth., C. St. 283
Kensington, lds. .
Rich. Family.
— Hy., 1st là., aft. 1st E. of
Holland, q.v.
Edwardes Family.
— Wm., 2nd lå., L. Admy. 181
– win. 3rd lá., L.L. Pemb.
31
— Wnn., 4th 1d., Compt. H.
293; L.L. Pemb. 316; P.C.
219
Rent, Hy, gen, (ID) 926
— Jno., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Th., M. Chy. 394
Kent, E., M., and D. of
— Odo, E. of, Ch. Jr. 362;
L.H.T. 152; W.C.P. 317
— Godw, E. of, W.C.P. 317
— Hub., E. of, form. H. de
Burgh, q.v. (d. 1243), Ch. Jr.
; L.J. Ir. 550; Comst. T.L.
3
— Edmd. (of Woodstock), E.
of (d. 1832), W.C.P. 318
Th., E. of, form. Sir T. Hol-
land, q.v. (d. 1360)
- The I. of (d. 1397), K.G.
7
*-**
Rent, E., M., and D. of convi.
Th., E. of, and D.Of Surrey,
q.v. (d. 1400), E.M. 326; K.G.
734; L.L. Ir. 552
— Edm., E. of (d. 1407), K.G.
734 ; L.H.A., 173
m., E. of, form. Id.
- ºnconberg (d. 1463), L.H.A.
— Edm., E. of, form. li. Grey
of Ruthym, q.v. (d. 1488)
Rd., E. of (d. 1523), I.C.G.
737
— Hy., E. of (d. 1651), C.G.S.
356
— Hy., E., aft. M. and D. of
(d. 1740), Const. W. Cast. 322;
K.G. 741; L.C.H. 295; L.L.
Heref. 308; L.P.S. 240; L.S.H.
290; P.C. 195
Ed., D. of (son of Geo. III.),
form. Pr. Ed., q.v. (d. 1820),
F.M. 856; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H.
785; G. Gibr. 670; gen. (A)
859; P.C. 206
Kentigern, bp. St. As. 462
rººtwode, Reg., dm. St. P.
smºsºms
*
*Kenulf and Kenulfus
*— bp. Lindisf.478
* bp. Winch. 470
º (or Ceolulfus), bp. Dorch.
* Poss. same pers.
Comp. dates.
— K.E. 3
Kenwälchus, bp. Lond. 451
IKenwold, bp. Worc. 472
Renwulf, K.E. 2
Kenyon, see also Kennion
— Jno. Rt., Q.C. 418
— Ll., see ld. K., infra,
— Rog., G. I. Man, 666
Kenyon, Ids.
— Ll., aft, Sir T. and 1st li. K.,
A.G. 399; B.T. 267; C.J. Chest.
386; C.J.K.B. 370 ; K.C. 415;
L.L. Flints. 314; M.R. 388;
l?.C. 204; S.L. 412
rººsh, Jno. Woulfe, gen. (ID)
4
— Wrm., A.G. Ir. 588; J.C.P.
Ir. 582; J.C.P.D. Ir. 582; S.G.
Ir. 590
Keppel,
infra
— hon, Fk., bp. Exr. 437; dri.
Winds. 474
Geo., adm. (A) 816
— hon, Hy. and sir H., adm.
(B) 821 ; (ID) 831; (IE) 834 :
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778
hon. Wm., gen. (B) 865
— Wrm. and sir W., G.C.B.
767; G. Gsey, 669; gen. (A)
860; K.B. 766; P.C. 211 -
Reppel, visc.
— hon, Aug., aft, visc. IX,
adm. (A)814; L. Admy. 179-80;
C. 208
Aug., see visc. K.,
Keppock or Keppok, Jno.,
C.J.K.B. Ir. 577; J.K.B. Ir,
578; D. Chanc. Ir, 574
Rer and Kerr, see also Carr
— Andr., Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Andr., Ld. Sess. 517
— la. Fo. Herb., adm. (E) 835;
(F) 839
— Geo., Ld. Sess. 518
— (Or Carr), Jno., dr. Ard.
609
— li. Jno., gem. (C) 871
Jno. Hy. Lyte, gen. (ID) 912
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1062
INDEX OF NAMES,
Ker and Kerr–comt.
— Jno. M., gem. (A) 861
— Mark, Ld. Sess. 517
— Mark, aft. 1st E. of Lothian,
q.v., Ld. Sess, 517
— lil. Mark, gen. (A) 857
ld. Mark, gem. (D) 903;
IX.C.B. 781
ld, Mark Rt., adm. (A) 819
— Rt., adm. (IHI) 848
— Rt., aft. E. of Ancrum,Q. v.,
K.B. (1603) 761
— lá. Rt., IX. H. 791; Sec.
Thist. 749
— Th., G. Falls. Isl. 731 ; G.
Gren. 724
— Th. Darl., gen. (D) 919
— Th. Wrm., gen. (C) 874
Walt., gen. (B) 867
Wm., gen. (B) 864
ICeram (or Kyram), dn. Cash.
627
Rerdiffe, Ed., S.L. Ir. 591
— Jno., din. Clonm. 600
— Walt., J.C.P. Ir. 581
Rerney, see (tlso Kearney
— Jas., b.p. Chr. 604
— (or Carmey), Sir Rd., Ulst.
R.A. 572 f
Kerovall, Steph., bp. Clonf.
636; bp. Rilmacd. 636
ICerowler, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I.
801; K.C.S.I. 802
Rerr, see Ker and Carr
*ECerrich, Walt. Cheese
D'Oyl., gen. (ID) 925
*— Walt. Cheese D'Oyl., gen.
(ID) 935
* 2 salme pers,
HCerrison, sir Ed., gen. (A)
863; G.C.H. 786; K.C.B. 777 ;
E.C.H. 787
Rersteman, Wm., gem. (C)
87
Rervel, Adr. von, G. C.G.H.
678
Reshan, Jno., L.M. D'blm. 642
Restell-Cornish, see Cornish
ICesteven, D. of, see Ancaster
and K.
Ret, —, see also Kett—
Retene, Jno. (le, bp. Ely, 434
Reterich, see IXetterich
Rettel, Th., bp. Down, 603
Retterich (or Catryk), Jno.,
bp. Exr. 436; bp. Dich, and
Cov. 444; bp. St. Dav. 464
Rettle, Jno., Winds. H. 331
— Rup. A. and Sir R., C.C.J.
404
Kettleby, Rt. J., S.L. 412
Rettleseye, R. do, M. Chy.
393
Rettlewell, Jno. W., gen. (D)
885
(
Revenagh, see Kavanagh and
Cavanagh
Revin (or Coemgeme), St., b.p.
Glend. 615
Rey, Astl. Coop. and , Sir A.,
aim. (E) 835; G.C.B. 771;
K.C.B. 780; L. Admy. 185-6;
B.C. 220
— Bransb. Lanc., bp. Br.
Raffr. 681
— Geo. Wm., gen. (D) 897
— (or Kay), Jno., P. Laur. 300
— sir Jno., Chambn. Lond.
493; L.M. Lond. 492
Reyes, Ch. Patt, and Sir C.,
gen. (D) 923; K.C.B. 781
ICeylway, See also IXeilwey
Rt., M. Chy. 395
Reys, Hy., M. Chy. 394
Tºeyser, Pol. de and sir P.,
L.M. Lond. 492
Rhalif, S. Zr. 102
rººran, Sirdar of, K.C.I.E.
5
Rhelat, Khan of, G.C.S.I. 801
— Khan of (Mir Ali), C.I.E. 806
— Khan of (Mir Mahmud),
C.I.E. 806
Khem. Singh, C.I.E. 806 . . .
Kholapur, Dewan of, C.I.E.
808
Rhote, Ragh. Nar., C.I.E. 807
HCiaran (St.), bp. Clonm, 599;
bp. Saig. 620
Eidder, Rd., b.p. B. and W.
428; dm. Pboro. 458
Ridwelly (or Kydwell), Morg.,
A.G. 398; K.B. 759
Kielhorn, Franz, C.I.E. 808
IKilconcath, Wm. de, bp. Brn.
530
Rilcoursie, F. E. G., visc.,
aft. 9th E. of Cavan, q.v., P.C.
220; V.C.H. 297
IKildare, E. and MI. Of
— Th., 2nd E. of, L.D. Ir. 551.
Maur., 4th E. of, L.D. Ir.
551
Ger., 5th E. Of, L.L. Ir.
Th., 7th E. of, L.D. Ir. 552;
Tid. Chanc. Ir. 575
— Ger., 8th E. of, K.G. 737;
L.D. Ir. 553
— Ger., 9th E. of, L.J. and
T.D. Ir. 553
— Rt., 19th E. of, C.G.S. Ir.
576; L.J. Ir. 556
— Ja.s., 20th E. of, aft. 1st M.
of K. and 1st D. of Leinster,
(1.7).
Hildelicht, Rt., Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
C.
Hildesby(or Ryldesbury), Wm.
de, L.K., 354; M. Chy. 393
Kilgour, Rt., bp. Abdm. 541;
Pr. Bp. Sc. 540
*enny, Andr. de, dm. Exr.
437
— Wm. de, bp. Ely, 434; L.R.
353; M. Chy. 393
Rillach, Mel., bp. Emly. 625
Rillene (St.), bp. Ferns, 621 ;
bp. Oss, 620
Rilligrew, Hy., adm. (A) 813;
L. Admy. 176
— Rt., gen. (C) 871
rºlingbury, Rd., L.M. Lond.
IKillingworth, Wm., S.L. 411
Rillmain, JaS., ld., also 2nd
ld. Tyrawley, q.v.
Rilm allock, Dom., ld., form.
Sir D. Sarsfield, q.v.
Rilmorey, Fras., 12th visc.
and 1st E. of, form, hon. F.
Needham, q.v.
ICilmyrngton, Rd. de, dm. St.
P. 453
55
Kiyaraby, Rt., abp. Cant.
Rilwarden, Arth., visc., form.
Arth. Wolfe, q.v.
riſºnerley, Jonn., dm. Lich.
{}
ICimberley, E. of
— Jno., E. of, form. Jno. and
ld. Wodehouse, q.v.; C.D.L.
243; C. Sec. 235; K.G. 745;
L.P.S. 241; Sec, Ind. 236;
TJ.S.F. 230
Kimberley, E. of.-Comt.
— Florence, Css. of, Cr. Ind.
810
ICinahan, Rt. Hy., L.M.
Dblin. 642
Rincaird, Alexr., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
Rincardine, E. of, see also
Elgin and K.
— Alexr., 2nd E. Of, Comm.
Tr. Sc. 497; Ld. Sess. 517;
P.C. 191; V.A. Sc. 499
Kindale, Rt. de, W.C.P. 318
Rindersley, Rd. Tor. and sir
R., Jud. Com. P.C. 361; K.C.
416; M. Chy. 397; P.C. 217;
V. Chanc. 390
Rinchant, Jno. Charl., gen.
(ID) 934
Rinebert, or Kineberth, or
I(imebertus, bp. Lich. 443
— bp. Winch, 470
— bp. Sidr. 446
Rinehard, bp. Winch. 470
Kinewaldus (or IXimewardus),
bp. Wells, 427
Rineward, bp. Winch. 470
Rimewardus, see Kinewal-
duS
ICinfauns, Chart, de, Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
Eing and Kyng
— Abrm. Bradley and Sir A.,
I.M. Dbln. 641
— sir Anthy. L.M. Dbln.
641
— Anthy. Sing., K.H. 792
— Ch., K.H. 790
— Col. —, Lt. T.L. 322
— Ed., bp. Elph. 608 ;
Elph. 609
— Ed., bp. Linc. 447
— Sir Ed. Durnf., adm. (A)
820; K.C.H. 788
— Geo., gen. (D) 899
— Geo. St. Vincent and sir
G., adm. (I)) 832; (E) 834;
IX.C.B. 780
— Gilb., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Greg., Lanc. H. 333; R.
Dr. P.A. 338
— Hy., bp. Chich. 433; du.
IRoch. 461
— hom. Hy. and sir H., G.
Higld, 670; gen. (B) 869;
K.C.B. 776
— sir Hy., gen. (A) 863;
IX.C.H. 788
— Hy. Seym., C.I.E. 808
— Hult. Smith, C. Acc. Ir.
567; C. Cus. 277; C. Cus. Ir.
566
J. H., G. St. Xtr. 729
— Ja.s., dn. Rph. 603
dri.
hon. Ja.s. Wnn., adm. (D)
827
Jno., b.p. Lond, 452; dr.
Chr. Ch. 457
— Jno., dum. Th. 613
— Jno., K.C. 414
— Jno., Sec. Tr. 163
— Jno., U.S. Home, 228
— Oliver, bp. B. and W. 428;
bp. Exr. 436; dm. Her. 442;
Regr. Gart. 746; S. St. 223
- Captn. |P. G., G. N.S.W.
— Peter, see ld. K., infra
— Ph. Park, adm. (IHI) 847
— Sir Rd. (No. 1), adm. (A):
815; G. Newfii. 700
— Sir Rd. (No. 2), adm. (A) 819; .
K.C.B. 774
For Jist of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1063
King and Kyng—cont.
— Rd. Hy., adm. (G) 842
— Rd. Th., gen. (D) 889
— Rt., b.p. Oxf. 456
— sir Rt., Comm. Ir. 554
— Th., gen, (D) 880
Th., M.M. 246
Th. * R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Wait, bp. Roch. 460
— Wm., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; bp. Dry. 601; C.G.S. Ir. ,
576; dim. St. Pat. 618; L.J. Ir.
556
— Wrm. Ja.s., gen. (D) 896
— Wm. Sm., dn. Llin. 624
Ring, lds.
Peter, aft. Sir P. and 1d. K.,
C.J.C.P. 376; L.H.S. 286; Ld.
Chanc. 357; P.C. 196; Rec.
Lond. 494; S.L. 411
IKing-Harman, see Harman
Ring come, Jno., adm. (D
831; (E) 838; K.C.B. 779
Kingdom, Rd., C. Exc. 278
Ringdon, Holl, Tull., bp.
Foton. 696
— Th. K., Q.C. 418
King'estone, see Kingston
Ring lake, Jno. Alexr., P.P.
417; S.L. 413
Col. R. N. F.,
Ringscote,
C.W.F. &c. 273
Kingscotes, Jno., bp. Carl.
7
Ringsdown, Th. Pemb., ld.,
form. T. P. Leigh, q.v.
Ringsley, Wm., gem, (B) 865
Kingsmill, Geo. and Sir G.,
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408 *
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— sil: Rt., adm. (A) 815
(or De Basing), Wm., dm.
Winch. 471
Ringston and Kingstone
— Ad. de, dm. St. Patr. 617
— Hy. de, J. It. 366
— Jno., C. St. 284
— Th., dn. Winds. 474
IX.G. 738; C.Y.G. 298
Kingston, E, and D. of
King-Temison Family.
— Hy. Erm. N., 8th E.
L.L. Rosc. 571
Pierrepoint Family.
Ev., 1st D. of, form. M. of
Dorchester, q.v., R.G. 741;
L.P.C. 188; LJP.S. 240
Ev., 2nd D. of, gem. (A)
858; K.G. 742; L.L. Notts, 311
Rinleside, Rt. Raikes, gem.
(D) 902
IKinloss, Ed., ld.,
Brace, q.v.
Rinnaird, Geo. Wnn. F., 9th
ld., M.B.H. 303; P.C. 214;
IX.T. 748; L.L. Prth. 511
IKinnatellus, K. Sc. 18
Kinnear, Alexr. Sm., D. Fac.
Sc. 527; Ld. Sess. 521
Rinnersley, Is., gen. (D) 878
Rinninmund, or IXynnin-
mund
— Alexr. (2), bp. Abdn. 530
— Jno. de, bp. Brm. 531
— Matth. de, bp. Abdn. 530
Rinnoull, E. of
— Geo., 1st E. of, form. Sir G.
Hay, and 1st visc. Dupplin,
(W.U).
(I Geo., 2nd E. of, C.Y.G.
8
of,
Jrm. Sir E.
29
sir Wm., Const. T.L. 320; .
| Kinnoull, E. of—comt.
h., 8th E. of, form. Visc.
i Dupplin, q.v.
— Rt. Aur., 9th E. of, Ly, R.A.
513; P.C. 206
— Th. Rt., 10th E. of, L.L.
Prth. 511; Ly. K.A. 513
Kinsey, or Kinsius
! — bp. Lich. 443
— abp. Yk. 485
Kinton, Godfr. de, see Lud-
ham
Kintore, E. of
— Jno., 1st E. of, Dep. Tr. Sc.
497; L.P.S. Sc. 501
— Anthy., 5th E. of, L.L.
Kinc. 510
JFras. Alexr., 8th E. of, L.L.
| Abdn. 508; L.L. Kinc. 510
— Algn. H. T., 9th E. Of,
C.Y.G. 298; G. S. Austr. 707;
P.C. 221
*śjing, Jno. Lockw., C.I.E.
0
— Th., dn. Pboro. 458
Kirby, see also Kirkeby
— Cranl. Th., S.L. 412
— Jno., Ir. IX.A. 338
— Steph., gem. (ID) 885
— Th. Cox, K.H. 792
— Walt., IX.H. 791
— Wm. Humphr., gen. (D)
909
Kirk, see also IXirke
| Jno. and Sir J., Amb. Zr.
| 132; G.C.M.G. 795; IX.C.M.G.
797
; Kirkaldie, sir Jas., L.H.T.
| Sc. 497
| Kirke, see also Kirk
g Piercy, gen. (B) 864
Kirkeby, see also Kirby
* Gilb. de, J. It. 368
| — Jno. de, bp. Carl. (d. 1353),
475
*— Jno. de, bp. Ely, 434; bp.
| Roch. 459 ; J.C.P. 376; J. It.
367; Jy. 364; L.H.T. 152; Ld.
| Chanc. 353; M. Chy, 393
* It is doubtful whether
: these all refer to the
t same pers. Compare
dates, and see Foss's
Judges
— Juno., M.R. [r. 585
— Th. de, MI.lº. 387
ICirketon, Jno. (le, K.B. 754
— Rog. de J.C.P. 378; S.L.
407
Kirkham, Rt., L.K. 355; M.
Chy. 394; M.R. 387
— Walt. de, b]). Dham. 478;
dın. Yk. 486
ICirkland, Agmond A.
V., gem. (ID) 90S
Rirkwall, Geo. Wm. H., visc.,
aft. 6th E. of Orkney, q.v.,
E.C.M.G. 797
IKirmingtoll, Josc. de, dn.
Limc. 448
IKirtling, Geoff., dm. Limc.
447
Rirwan, Anth. La T., dm.
Kilmacd. 638; dh. Limn. 640
— Walt. Bl., du. Išilla. 614
Eitchen and Kitchin.
— (or Dunstan), Anth., bp.
Llff. 449
Jmo.
— Geo. Wnn., dm. Winch.
471
— Jas., gen. (D) 886
— VVnh. Hewg., adm. (HI)
848
Kite, Jno., abp. Arm, 595; bp,
Carl. 475
— sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 492.
Ki-tsiang, Emp. Ch. 100
Kittenstein, Jac. Van, G.,
Ceyl. 672
ICnapp, Fras., dn. Klla. 614
Enatchbull, sir Ed., P.C. 213;
Paym. G. 244
— sir Ed. Hug., aft. Knatch-
bull-Hugessen and ló. Bra-
bourne, see Hugessen
— Sir Jno., L.P.S. 240
— Reg. Ed., gen, (10) 904
Knatchbull-Hugessen, see
Hugessen
**worth, Th., L.M. Lond,
9
Enevet, see IXnyvet
Knight, Chr., R.H. 791
Edmd., Chest. H. 331;
jºr. IX.A. 329; R. Dr. P.A.
338
— Fk. Wm., Sec. P.L.B. 262
— col. FK. Winn, K.C.B. 784
— Hy. Edm., aft. Sir H., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Hy. Ral., gem. (18) 868
— J. A. Gil., G. Trin. 721
— Jas. Blackb., C.I.E. 806
— Jas. Lew., aft. Knight-
Bruce, see Bruce
— Jno. and Sir J., adm. (A)
817; K.C.B. 773
— Sir Jos., adm. (A) 815
— Lewis Ed., gen. (D) 922
— Th., Chest. H. 331; R. Cr,
P.A. 335
— Th., M.M. 246
— Wrm., bp. B. and W. 428
— Wrm., S. St. 223
— Wrm. Br., du. Llff. 450
Wm. Hy., gen. (D) 926
Knight-Bruce, see Bruce
Knightby, Rd., K.B. 759
Val., K.B. 760
Knightley, Edm., S.L. 408
— Rd., K.B. 763
— Th., V. Treas. Ir. 559
Enighton, sir Wm., G.C.H.786
Knivet, see Knyvet
Knocker, Jno. Bed, gen, (D)
921
*Hºli, Ed. de la, dn. Wells,
28
ECnolles, Th., L.M. Lond. 489
Enollys, see also Knowles and
IXnowlys
— Clem. C., G. St. Luc. 725
— Fras. and sir F., K.C.M.G.,
798; C.Y.G. 298; Compt. H.
292: K.G. 739; Tr. H. 291
Sir Rt., K.G., (?) 734
— W m., gen. (A) S61
— Wm., called E. of Banbury,
gen, (C) 872
— sil: Wnn., see li, K., infra
Wm. Th, and sir W., G.,
Gsey. 669; gen. (ID) 884;
K.C.B. 783; P.C. 218
Enollys, lds.
— Sir m., aft. 1st Id. Kn.,
1st, visc. Wallingford, q.v.,
and 1st E. of Banbury, q.v.,
Compt. H. 292; K.G. 739; Tr,
H. 291
Rnovill, Gilb, de, J. It. 369
Knowles, see also Knollys
and Knowlys
,9. adm. (A)
— Ch. and Sir
814; G. Jam. 71
— Sir º adm. (A) 816 :
G.C.B. 76
For List of Abbreviations, sº pºp. 944-952
1064
INDEX OF NAMES.
Knowles—comt.
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Rt., K.B. 761
IKnowley, Ch. Jas., Q.C. 417
ICnowlys, see also Knowles
and Knollys
— Newn., Comm. Sergt.
Lond. 495; Rec. Lond. 494
— sir Wm., L.H.T. Sc. 496
1&nox, Alex., K.C.B. 776
— Amdr., bp. Isl. 540; bp.
Rph. 601
— hon. Edm., bp. Killoe. and
Kilf. 635; bp. Lim. A. and A.
639; dr. Down, 605
— hon. Edm. Sext. Pery,
adm. (IHI) 844
— hon. Geo., C. Cus. Ir, 565;
C. Treas. Ir. 561
— hon. Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Sir Jmo., L.M. D'blin. 640
— Rd., gen. (ID) 907
— Rt. Bent., abp. Arm. 597;
bp. Down, C. and D. 605
— Th., b.p. Isl. 540
— Th., gem. (ID) 907
— Th. Edm., gem. (ID) 907
— Th. Geo., Amb. Si, 131 ;
I.C.M.G. 797
— Wrm., U.S.C. 235
— Hon. Wm., b.p. Killoe. and
Kilf. 635; b.p. Dry. 601
Rnyvet, Knyvett, Knevit,
and Knivet
— Sir Anthy., Lt. T.L. 321
— Jno., IK.B. 763
— Jno. and Sir J., C.J.K.B.
370; J.C.P. 377; Ld. Chanc.
354; S.L. 407
— Th. and Sir T., K.B. 759;
M.H. 801
— Wrm., K.B. 757
Enyvet, lds.
Th., 1d., M.M. 246
ICniisel, M., Pres, SW. C. 31
J&nutsford, Hy. T., ld., form.
Sir H. T. Holland, q.v.
* Jno. H., C.C.J. 403; Q.C.
iºnigseck, C. Of, R. Nds.
IKokayne, see also Cokayne
Th., Regr. Bath. 785 \
Hºapore, Raj. of, K.C.S.I.
Komei Tonno, M. Jap. 100
König, Ch., K.H. 790
Roonwar, Ranajee, G.C.B.
769; G.C.S.I. 801
*Cortright, Corn, Hend. and
sir C., G. Br. Gu. 715; G.
Gamb. 686; G. Gren. 724; G.
Tob. 724; G. Trim. 722; G.
Virg. Isl. 731; G. W. Afr.
Sett. 688; I.C.M.G. 798
Bºrishnaji, &c., C.I.E. 808
Xristodas Pal, C.I.E. 806
Kroma, Ph., &c., K. Si. 100
Xrüger, S. J. P., Pres, Trl. 101
Ruangsu, Emp, Ch, 100
IKuch, Behar Bah. of, G.C.I.E.
805
J&uclinus (or Ruclimus), bp.
St. Dav. 464 &
Rumar, Sri Kalooba, C.I.E.808
TKumill, Wm. de, Jy. 364
Kunwar, see Koonwar .
Kuper, Aug. Leop. and Sir A.,
adm. (ID) 832; (E) 834; G.C.B.
770; K.C.B. 779
ICup poorthulla, Bah.
G.C.S.I. 801; K.C.S.I. 802
— Sird. of, C.I.E. 806
Of
Kureen, Khan, Sh. Pers. 99
Kutch, Rao of, G.C.I.E. 805
Kuttuck, Nawab, I.C.S.I. 803
IKy—, see also Ki-
Kyee, Moung Sher., C.I.E. 807
Kydwell, see Kidwelly &
Kyffen, How. ab M., dn. St.
AS. 463
Kyffin, Rd., dn. Bgr. 426
Ryldesbury, see Kildesby
Kyle, Saml., bp. Cork, C1. and
., 632
Ryme, Sim, de, J. It. 366
Kymer, Gilb., dm. Sal. 468
ICynaston, Wm., Curs. B. Ex.
386; M. Chy. 396
Kyndelw, dm. Bgr. 426
Kyng, see King
Kyngton, Jno., M. Chy. 394
Ryran, see Keram
Kyriel, sir Nich., L.H.A. 171
Kyrieli, sir T., K.G. (1460). See
Errata for p. 736
£yrketon, see Kirketon
Kyrkham, see Kirkham
Kyrkin, Geo., M.M. 245
L.
Isa. For mammes with this pre-
fix search under the name
next following ; eac. gr., La.
Brise under Brise
Labeo, Q. F., C. R.O. 44
Laborde, Ed., G. Gren. 724;
G. Tob. 724; G. St. Luc. 725;
G. St. Vin. 725
Labouchere, Hy., aft. līl.
Taunton, q.v., C. Sec. 235;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L. Admy.
182; M.M. 247; P.C. 213;
PreS. B.T. 268–9 : V.P.B.T.
269; U.S.W. and C. 231
Isabourdonnais, Mahé de,
G. Mtius. 683
Lacaita, Jas. Ph., K.C.M.G.
96
7
Lacere, Rd., L.M. Lond. 489
Lacey, see Lacy *
Lack, Th., Sec. B.T. 270
Lacu, Pet. de Mals. J. It, 369
Iſaacy and Inacey
— Edm., bp. EXr. 436; bp.
Her. 441
— Ed., adm. (H) 852
— Hugh de, aft. Es of Ulster,
q.v., L.J. Ir. 550
Tess” Lees) Hugh, bp. Lim.
6
-— Jno. de, aft. 1st E. of Lin-
coln, q.v., J. It. 367
— Jrio. de, L.J. Ir. 550
— Jno. de, M. Chy. 393
— Rd. Jno. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 883
— Rd. Walt., gen. (ID) 905
—- Rog. de, J. It. 366
— Th. Edg., gen. (ID) 904
— Wrm., gen. (D) 918
*roke, sir Rt., L.M. Lond.
1
Ladislas and Tsadislaus
A.D. Aus. 58
— D. Aus. 58
— K. Nls. 56
— I. to VI., K. Hgy. 59, 60
— I. to VII., K. Pld. 90–1
— II. to IV., D. Brma. 59
— V. and VI., K. Bma. 59
Isaelius, C., C. Ro. 43
Isaenas, C. P. (2), C. Ro. 44
— M. P. (4), C. Ro. 40, 41, 44
— P. P., C. Ro. 45
rºsée. Alb. Fk. de, C.I.E.
Laevinus, C. V., C. Ro. 44
— M. V., C. Ro. 43.
— P. V., C. Ro. 42 s
rºan, Sir Jos. de C., K.H.
791
— Rt. Mich. and Sir R., G.
Bmda. 701; gen, (D) 909;
I.C.M.G. 797
Mia font, Eug., C.I.E. 806
Laforey, Sir Fras., adm. (A)
818; K.C.B. 774
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 815
Lafusille, Jno., gen. (C) 871
Imagman, K. Man. 665
Tiago, Ralph, Bl. M. P.A. 336
Lagysse, Ralph, Cal. P.A.
;: Ptc. P.A. 337; Yk. H.
Isaha, Durg. Ch., C.I.E. 807
Isaidgnerl, bp. Ferms. 621,
Isaighne, K. Ir. 20
Laing, see also Lang and Leng
— Jno., bp. Glasg. , 536;
L.H.T. Sc. 496; Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Saml., Sec. Tr. 163
Laird, - Dav., G. N.W. Terr.
697
Laire, sir Th., R.C.B. 774
Isake, Arth., b.p. B. and W.
428; dr. Worc. 473
— Ed. Jno., gen. (D) 908
— Ger., see lö. L. infra,
— Hy. Atw., K.C.B.783
— Jno., bp. Brl. 439 ; bp.
Chich. 483; bp. S. and M.
484 -
Noel Th., gen. (D) 897
— sir Th., S. St. 223
— Walt., S.L. 408
— Warw., C. St. 284
— Wm. Ch., dn. Dham. 479
— Sir Will. Th., adm. (A)
819; K.C.B. 776
Isake, lds. and visc.
—— Ger., aft. 1st là, and 1st
visc. L., C.C. Bgal. 652; C.C.
Ind. 650; gen. (A) 859
— Fk. Ger., 2nd visc., gen.
(B) 868
Isaken or Isakene, Wm.,
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
Lakyn, Rd., K.B. 758
Imalo, Sams. de, gen, (C) 871
Italy, Sée Mullaly and
O'Mullaly
Laman, Pres. Pu. 109
Lamb, And..., bp. Brn. 531 :
bp. Gall. 538
— hon. Flº. Ja.s., aft. 1st ‘ld.
Beauvale and 3rd visc. Mel-
bourne, q.v., Amb. Aus. 117;
Amb. Bya. 119; Amb. G. St.
121; Amb. Pgl. 125; Amb.
Scy. 114; Amb. Spn. 124;
G.C.B. 772; P.C. 210
— hon, Geo., U.S. Home, 227
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1065
Lamb—cont.
— Jno., dm. Brl. 440
— Jno., dn. Ely, 435
— sir Jno., D. Arch, 420
— Matt., K.C. 415
— Rt., bp. Pboro. 458;
Pboro. 458
— Th., gen. (D) 935
— Th. D., C. TX. 285
— Wrm., Ld. Sess. 518
— hon. Wm., aft. 2nd Visc.
Melbourne, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 210
Isambard, sir Nich., L.M.
Lond. 490
— Wrm., M. Chy. 395
rºbarde, Wm., Rbk. P.A.
Lambart, Gust. Wm., Sec.
St. Pat. 752
— Gust. Fras. Wm., Sec. St.
Pat. 752
Isambert (or Jaenbert), abp.
Cant, 430
dn.
— Geo. Rt., and Sir G., adm.
(D) 830; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
777
— Ham., gen. (B) 865
— Ja.s., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Jno., C.I.E. 807; W.C.P.
319
— Jno. and Sir J., G.C.B. '769;
gen. (A) 862;
R.C.B. 783; P.C. 220; Sec.
L.G.B. 256
— Jno. Arth. and Sir J., gen.
(ID) 899
— Ralph, bp. Drom. 605; bp.
Mth. 599; dra. Down. 605
— Rt., adm. (A) 819
— Rowley, adm. (E) 836
— Saml., gen. (ID) 880
– wait. Rathb., gen.
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 922
Isamberton, Wm., bp. St.
Andr. 529
(ID)
Lambiey, Rand, de, bp.
Abdn. 530
Isambrick, Geo., gen. (D)
903
rºston, Fk. Wm., gen. (D)
— Hedw., gen. (C) 871
— Jno., gen. (A) 858
Isambton, Visc.
— J. G., aft. visc. L. and ld.
and E. of Durham, g. v.
**ont, Dav., Modr. K. Sc.
7
— Jno., gem. (C) 874
— Norm., K.H. 792
rºotte, Lt. Gen. K.C.B.
77
Lamplugh, Th., abp. Yk. 486
bp. Exr. 437; dri. Roch. 461
rºport, Hugh, bp. Ferns,
621
Lamvallei, Wm. de, J. It.
366
Lanark, Wm., E. of, aft. D. of
Hamilton, q.v., Sec. St. Sc.
(1641) 502
Ilanatus, A.M., C. Ro. 37, 39
L. M., C. Ro. 39
— T. M., C. Ro. 38
Lancaster, Jno., bp. Wíord.
and L. 627
— Jno. de, W.C.P. 318
— Rt. de, bp. St. As. 462
rººmsºmº
K.C.B. 774;
Lancaster—cont.
— Th., abp. Arm, 595 ; bp.
Kild. 617; dri. Oss. 623
— Th. de, and Sir Th., aft. D.
of Clarence,:g.v., L.H.A. (1405)
173; L.L. Ir. 552
— Wm. de, J. It., 367
Iancaster, D. of
— Hy., 2nd. D. of (d. 1362)
R.G. 733 -
— Jno. of Gaunt, D. of, also
#, of Richmond, q.v., K.G.
7
rºcey, Oliver de, gen. (A)
Lancy, Benjn., see Lant
Landaff, see Llandaff
rºden, Wm., b.p. St. Amdr.
rººters, Jno. Edm., gen. (D)
*do (or Tandonius), P. Ro.
Landon, Wh., dn. Exr. 438
Landseer, sir Ed., Pres. R.A.
(?) 941
Lane, Ambr., gem. (ID) 890
— Ch. Powl., gen. (ID) 919
— Ch. R. W., gen. (I)) 888
— Edmä., bp. Kild. 617
— Sir Geo. (? Ja.s.), aft. 1st
visc. Lanesborough, q.v., Sec.
St. Ir, 562
— Hy. M., Bl. M.P.A. 337;
Chest. H. 331
— Jno. Theoph., gen. (ID) 890
— Rd. and sir R., C.B. Ex.
; ; L.K. 356; P.C. 189 ; S.L.
— Th., M. Chy. 396
→ Th. and Sir T., L.M. Lond.
49
— Th. Gord. M., gen. (ID) 919
rºesborough, visc. and E.
O
Lame Family.
— Geo. (? Jas.), 1st visc., form.
Sir Geo. Lane, q.v.
Butler-Damvers Family.
— Br., 2nd E. of, form. Id.
Newtown, q.v.
— Jno. V. D., 6th E. of, L.L.
CaV. 569
Iºaney, Benj., see Lant
Lanferthus, bp. Elm. 454
Tianfranc ($$.. abp. Cant.
430; Ch. Jr. 362
rang, See also Laing
— Rd., bp. Kild. 617
— Wm., gen. (D) 898
Langdale, Hy., ld., form. H.
Bickersteth, q.v., C.G.S. 358
Isangdon, Jno., bp. Roch. 460
— Wrm., adm. (A) 815
Ilangevin, Hect.
E.C.M.G. 797
Langford, Ch., din. Her. 442
— Ralph de, dri, St. P. 452
— Walt. de, dm. St. P. 452
Langham, Simon, abp. Cant.
430; bp. Ely, 434; L.H.T. 153;
Ld. Chanc. 354
Langland, see Longland
rangºy. see also Longley
— Geo. Colt., gen. (D) 901;
K.C.B. 781
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond, 490
— Ralph, Wäm. Chr. Ch
Manch. 481
— Wnn. de, A.G. 398
— Th., see Longley
I’Anglois, Benj., B.T. 266;
St. O. 260; U.S.S. 226
Louis,
Langman, Ralph, Pt.c. P.A.
337; Yk. H. 334
Langport, Rd., M. Chy. 394
Langrishe, Herc. and Sir H.,
C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. Exc. Ir.
566
Jas., dn. Ach. 614
— Rt. and sir R., C. Exc. Ir.
566–7
Langston, Fras, gen. (B),864
Langton, Jno. de, bp. Chich.
; Ld. Chanc. 353-4; M.R.
7
— Jno., b.p. St. Dav., 464
— Sim. de, abp. Yk. 485
— Steph., abp. Cantº. 430;
Const. T.L. 320
— Th., abp. Cantº. 431; bp.
Sal. 467; bp. St. Dav. 464; bp.
Winch. 470; Chanc. Gart. 745
— Th., K.B. 761
— Walt. de, bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; L.H.T. 152
— Wrm., dm. Clr. 598
— (or Langueton), Wm. de,
abp. Yk. (?) 485; dim. Yk. 486
Langueton, See Langton
Isanier, sir Jno., G. J.sey. 667;
gen. (B) 864
Iºannes, Off. Nap. 26
Lansdowne, ld., Wisc., and E.
of, see also Granville
— Ch. Granville, visc., aft.
2nd E. of Bath, q.v., L.L.
Cnwall. 307
— (of Bideford), Geo., ld.,
form. Geo. Granville, q.v.,
Compt. H. 292; P.C. 196; Tr.
H. 291
— Wm., 1st M. of, form. 2nd
E. of Shelburne, q.v.
— Hy., 3rd M. of, form. Id. H.
Petty, q.v., H. Sec. 227; Jud.
Com. P.C. 360; K.G. 743; L.L.
Wilts, 313; L.P.C. 188
— Hy., 4th M. of, form. E. of
Shelburne, q.v., K.G. 744;
U.S.F. 230
— Hy. Ch. K., 5th M. of,
G.C.M.G. 795; G.G. Can. 692;
G.G. Ind. 650; L.T. 161-2;
U.S. War, 232
— Maud. Ev., Mss. of, Cr.
Ind. 810
Isaint, Isancy, or Iºaney,
Benj., bp. Ely, 435; bp. Linc.
# ; bp. Pboro. 458; dn. Roch.
1
— Th., Pt.c. P.A. 337; Winds.
H. 331
Lanyon, Wm. Owen and sir
W., Gr. Ld. W. 681; K.C.M.G.
797
Isaoghaire, K. Ir. 21
— Lorck, K. Ir. 21
tºpiase, Wm. Fk., adm. (G)
Inapuerta, L., Pres. Pu. 109
Larcom, Th. Aisk and sir T.,
K.C.B. 783; U.S. Ir. 563
Ilarge, Rt., T.M. Lond. 490
Targisius, bp. Kild, 616
Ilarke, Th., dm. Chich. 434
Ilarken, Arth S., Pt.c. P.A.
337; Richm. H. 334
Isaronius, L., C. Ro. 47
rºpent, Fras. S., C. Cus.
77
— Jno., E.S.P. 301
Lascelles, Fras., gen. (A) 859
F. C. and Sir F., Amb. Bga.
# ; Amb. Rºma.128; K.C.M.G.
79
For List of Abbreviations, See pp. 944-952.
68
1066
INDEX OF NAMES.
LaScelles—cont.
— Peregrine, gem. (A) 858
— Th., S.G.O. 259
— Wrm. Lenn., aft. Id. De Ros,
q.v., gen. (ID) 885
— hon. Wm. Sebr., Compt.
H. 293; P.C. 215
I ascelles, visc.
— Hy., visc., aft. 2nd E. of
Harewood, q.v., L.L. Yorks
W.R. 313
Isa serian (St.), bp. Clr. 596;
bp. Llin. 621
Isasing by, Wm., C.B. Ex. 381
Last, Ed., gem. (D) 900
Lateef, Naw. Abd., C.I.E. 807
Tsateranus, L. S. S., C. Ro. 40
rºam, Jno., Pres. Coll. Ph.
— Wnn., gem. (C) 873
Wm., Q.C. 420
Lathelle, Nichs., B. Ex. 383
Iºathom, Ed., 1st E. of, form.
2nd ló. Skelmersdale, q.v.,
C.Y.G. 298; L.C.H. 295
Latimer and Latymer
— Hugh, * Worc. 473
— Th. de, K.B. 754
— Wm., dn. Pboro., 458
Latimer, lds.
Latimer amd, Nevill Families.
— Wrm., 4th lä., K.G. 733;
W.C.P. 318
— Jno., ld. (? Jno. 1d. Nevill),
K.B. (1400) 755
— Jno., 5th lä., K.B. (1426)
56
*-
Nevill Family,
— Rd., 2nd ló., K.B. 757
Osborne Family.
— Th., visc., form. Th. Os-
borne, and Sir T. and lói. O.,
q.v., aft. E. of Danby, M.
of Carmarthen, and D. of
Teeds, q.v., L. Admy. 175;
L.H.T. 158; Prem. 140
Isatorre, T., Pres. Ugy. 111
Latour (or Lautour), Pet.
Aug., gem. (D) 881; K.H. 789
Latrobe, Ch. , Jos., G. V.D.
Ld. 708; G. Vict. 704
Latter, Rt. Ja.s., gem. (D) 877
Latymer, 866 Tatimer
Laud, Wm., abp. Cant. 431;
bp. B. & W. 436; by Lond.
452; bp. St. Dav. 464; dim, Glr.
440; L.T. 140, 154
Ilauder, See also Tawder
— Geo., bp. Arg. 537
— Hy., Ld. Sess. 518
— Sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 520
— Rt., bp. Dmbl. 532
—- Rt. de, L.J. Gen. 522
— Wm., bp. Glasg. 536; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
— Wm. Bern., dm. Llin. 624
Lauderdale, lds., visc. E. and
D. Of
— Hugo de Morville, ld. Of,
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
— Jno., 2nd lå., aft. 1st Visc.
and E. of, Ld. Sess. 517, 519
— Jno., 2nd E., aft. 1st D. of,
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; H.C.P.
Sc. 507; IK.G. 740; L. Admy.
175; Ld. Sess. 517; P.C. 190,
192; Pres, P.C. Sc. 500; Sec.
St. Sc. 502 -
— Jno., 5th E. of, form. Sir
J. Maitland, q.v.
— Jas., 8th E. of, Amb. Fr.
1.12; K.T. 748; L.K. Sc. 503;
12.C. 208
Lauderdale, lds., visc., E. and
D. of—cont.
Ja.s., 9th E. of, L.L. Berw.
508
Anthy., 10th E. of, form.
hon. Sir A. Maitland, q.v.,
G.C.B. 770
— Th., 11th E. of, form. Sir
T. Maitland, q.v., adm. (B)
821; (E) 834; G.C.B. 770;
R.C.B. 779
rºgharne, Jno., adm. (A)
Inaughton, Dav. Wilson, gen,
(D) 929
— Geo. Arm., gem. (I)) 932
Inaumfare, Jno. de, B. Ex. 382
Laurence and Laurentius,
See also Lawrence
— (St.), abp. Cant. 429
4. bp. Arg. 537
bp. Cork, 630
º bp. Dmbl. 532
º bp. Isl. 539
— bp. Boss, 631
º bp. S. and M. 483
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— P. RO, 33
Laurentio, Barth. de S., dm.
Exr. 437
Laurentius, see Laurence
Isaurie, Gilb., C. Ex. Sc. 505;
L. Prov. Edinb. 548
— Jno., gen. (D) 887
— Jno., Woodb., gem. (D) 925
— Sir Pet., L.M. Lond. 492
— Rt., byp. Brn. 531
— Rt., Clar, K.A. 328; Norr.
K.A. 330; R. Cr. P.A. 335;
:
×
>k
:
WilhdS. H. 332
— Sir Rt., Kt. Mar. Sc. 507
— Sir Rt., adm. (A) 820;
JK.C.B. 776
— Sir Rt., gen. (A) 859
Isautour, See Latour
JLaval, Dalml. de, Amb, Dk. 127
Taavie, Rt. Com., gen. (D) 928
rºyington, Geo., bp. Exr.
37
Isavington, 1ds.
— Ralph, ld., form. R. Payne
and Sir R., q.v., G. Leew. Isl.
727; K.B. 765; P.C. 206
Law, hon. Ch. Ew., Comm.
Serjt. Lond. 495; K.C. 416;
Rec. Lond. 494
— Edm., bp. Carl. 476
— sir Ed., aft. 1st là. Ellen-
borough, q.v., A.G. 400;
gk.h. 370; K.C. 415; S.L.
— Fras. Towry Ad., gen. (ID)
929
— Geo. Hy., b.p. B. & W. 428;
bp. Chest. 477
— Hy., dm. Glr. 440
— Hugh, Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577;
S.G. Ir, 590
— Ja.s., abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Ork. 535
— Jas., Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jno., bp. Clonf. & K. 636;
bp. Elph. 608; bp. Rilla. &
Ach. 613
— Rt., gem. (I)) 894: K.H. 792
— Saml. Cr., gem. (ID) 919
— Wm., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
— Wnn. Hy., gen. (ID) 890
Lawder, see also Lauder
— Alexr., b.p. Dkld. 533
— Ed. Ja.s., gem. (D) 923
— Th., bp. Dkld. 533
rºyes, Ed. Hobs. Vitr., S.L.
— Sir Nichs, G. Jam. 712
— Vitruv., P.P. 416; S.L. 413
Lawford, Ed., gem, (D) 901
— Ed. Melv., gem. (D) 931
— Jno. and sir J., adm. (A)
818; K.C.B. 776
Isawless, Steph., b.p. Lim. 638
— Wrm., dm. St. Pat. 617
Lawley, sir Fas., C. Cus. 273
Isawrance, Jno. Compt., Q.C.
Isawrence, see also Laurence
— Alexr. Jno., C.I.E. 808
— Alexr, Wm., gem. (ID) 892
— Arth. Johnst. amd Sir A.,
gen. (D) 896; K.C.B. 780
Chas., G. N. Sc. 694
— Chr. Wm., Amb. Ecr. 942
— Danl, adm. (H) 845
Elias, gen. (D) 883
— Geo. St. Patr., gen.
896; K.C.S.I. 802
— Hy., gen. (ID) 890
— Hy. Montg., K.C.B. 782;
Pres. Pjab. 654
— Jas. Cl. and sir J., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno. L.M., see lá. L., infra
Rd., abp. Cash, and Eml.
626; abp. Cash., E. W. and L.
627
— Rd. Ch., gen, (D) 916
— Sould, and sir S., J.C.P.
379; J.K.B. 373; S.L. 412
— Str., gen. (C) 871
Th., K.B. 759
— Sir Th., Pres. R.A. 941
— Wm., Ld. Sess. 519
— Wrm., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Wm. and Sir W., L.M.
Lond. 492
Isawrence, lds.
— Jno. L. M., aft. Sir J. and
ld. L., Ch. Com. Pjab. 654;
G.C.B. 772; G.C.S.I. 801; G.G.
Ind. 649; K.B. 782; K.C.S.I.
802; M.C.I. 646; P.C. 216
— Harriet Kath., Baroness,
Cr. Ind. 809
Fºrenson, Jno., gen. (D)
-
(D)
-
Laws, Jno. Milligan, adm. (G)
841
Ilawson, Ch., L. Prov. Edinb.
548
— Jas... gem. (ID) 930
— Jas., Ld. SeSS. 518
— Ja.s. Anthy., A.G. Ir, 588;
J.C.P. Ir. 582; J.C.P.D. Ir.
582; J.Q.B.D. Ir. 580; P.C.
, 218; S.G. Ir, 590; S.L. Ir. 593
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 813
— Just., C.G.S. Ir. 577
— Rd., L.J. Clk. 516;
Adv, 525
— Rt., gen. (B) 867
rºom, Sir Wm., L.M. Lond.
9
Ld
Isayard, Anthy. Lew., gen.
(B) 867
— Austen Hy. and sir A.,
Amb. Spn, 124; , Amb, Tky.
130; C.W.P.B. 272; G.C.B.
773; P.C. 218; U.S.F. 230
— Ch. Edm., gem. (D) 933
— Ch. Pet., dm. Brl.
K.C.M.G. 797
— F. P., gen. (D) 923
— Jno. Th., gen, (B) 868
— Wm. Tw., gem. (D) 905
440
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1067
Isaye, Rog. de la, see Leye
- fºrag. gen. (B) 867
— Jos. Hy., gen. (ID) 905
Isayton, Hy., adm. (H) 848
— Rd., dm. Yk. 487; M. Chy.
394
Inazo, R. Z. Y., Pres. S. Salv.
106 -
Ise— For names with this
prefix search under the name
next following; eac. gr., Le
Neve under Neve
Teach, See also Leech
— Jno. and sir J., C.J. Chest.
386; Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.C.
415; M.R. 388; P.C. 209; V.
Chanc, 390
— Rt. Owen, adm. (HI) 853
Iseahy, Dav., C.C.J. 403
Leake, See also Leeke
— Geo. M., Chest. H. 331
— Sir Jno., L. Admy. 177;
adm. (A) 813
— Jno. M., Chest. H. 331
— Rt. Mart., gen. (ID) 890
— Steph. M. (No. 1), Clar.
K.A. 328; Gart. I.A. 328;
Lanc. H. 333; Norr. K.A. 329
—isteph. M. (No. 2), Norf. H.
— (or Leeke), Wm., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 410
Inear, FraS., dun. Sal. 468
Isearmonth, sir Jas., Ld.
Sess. 519
— Jno., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
I.'Eau, de, see Waters
Leblanc, Simm. and sir S.,
J.K.B. 373; S.L. 412
Ise Breton, see Breton
Fºrum, Csl. Fr. 24; Off. Nap.
6
rºle, Chas. 1d., adm. (A)
1
Taech. Sir Ph., L.H.T. 153
Hºglade, IRalph de, dm. Wells,
4
— Th. de, dm. Exr. 437
Lechmere (or letchmere),
Nichs. (No 1), B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 411
— Nichs. (No. 2), see lil. L.,
infra
— Wm., adm. (A) 818
Taechmiere, lds.
— Nichs. and sir N. (No. 2),
aft. li. L., A.G. 399 ; C.D.L.
242; P.C. 197; S.G. 401
Iseck, Jno., abp. Doln, and
Gl. 615; L. Treas. Ir. 558
rººkie, Geo. Alexr., gen. (D)
91
Fºnteur, Clem., dm. Jsey.
66
— Ph., dm. Jsey. 668
Leipury, Steph. de, dn. Her.
442
Isedenham, Eust, de, J. It.
366 t
Ise Despencer, see Despencer
Ledgard, Fredk. T. D., Q.C
420
Isedisham, Th., dm. Oss, 623;
dn. Wſold, 628
Ledred, Rd., bp, OSS. 620
Ledrede, Rt., L.H.A. 172
Ledwick, Edw., dm. Kild. 619
Lee, See also Leye and Leigh
— Brice W., gen. (D) 888
Edw., abp. Ylc. 486
— hom. Fitzr. Hy, adm. (A)
814
Lee—CO7tt.
— G., L. Admy. 178
— (or Ley), Geo., dm. Cork,
632
— Sir Geo., D. Arch. 420; J.
Pr. Ct. 421; P.C. 199
— Sir Hy., IK.G. 739
— Jas. Pr., b.p. Manch. 480
— Jno., A.G. 399; K.C. 415;
S.G. 402
— Jno., gen. (B) 867
— Jno., Q.C. 418
— Jno. (of Wiltshire), K.B.
75
9
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Rd., Clar. K.A. 328; Ptc.
P.A. 337; Richm. H. 333
— Rd., L.M. Lond. 490
— Rd. and sir R., adm. (A)
819; K.C.B. 774
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 521
— Rowl., bp. Lich. and Cov.
444; M. Chy. 394
— Th., Chest. H. 331
— Sir Th., L. Admy. 175-6
— Ussh., dm. Kilmacd. 638;
drl. Wſold. 628
— Wrm., Sr. N. 257
— Wm. and sir W., J.K.B.
373; C.J.K.B. 370; Ch. Ex.
165; P.C. 198; S.L. 411
— Wm., 417
Iseech, See also Leach
— Arth. Hy., dn. Cash. 627
— Ed., M. Chy. 395
Sim., K.B. 764
*Iseeds, Ed., M. Chy. 397
*— Ed., S.L. 412
* Poss. same pers.
— Th., K.B. 761
Iseeds, D. of
— Th., 1st D. of, form. Th.
Osborn, sir T. and lù. O.,
visc. Latimer, E. of Danby,
and M. of Carmarthen, q.v.
— Per., 2nd D. of, form. M. of
Carmarthen, q.v.
— Th., 4th D. of, Coff. H.
293-4; K.G. 742; P.C. 200
— Fras. God., 5th D. of,
form. M. Of Carmarthen, q.v.,
R.G. 742
— Geo. Wm. Fk., 6th D. of,
I.C.G. 743; L.L. Yorks, N.R.
313; M.H. 302
Iseeke, See also Leake
— Hy. Jno. and sir H., adm.
(D) 830; (G) 841; K.C.B. 778;
R.H. 791; L. Admy. 184
— Th., Curs. B. Ex. 386
— Wrm., see Leake
Isees, Ch. Cam. and sir C., G.
Bah. Isl. 716; G. Bdoes. 721;
G. Gld. Cst. Col. 686; G.
Labn. 675; G. Lag. 687; G.
Leew. Isl. 728; R.C.M.G. 798
— Hugh (see Lacy)
— Jas. Cam., dm. Thist. 749
— Wm. Munn., gen. (I)) 931
— Wm. Nass., gen. (ID) 928
Leeson, Wm., M. Chy. 395
— sir Wm. Ed., Geneal, St.
Patr. 752
Taeet, Wm. Kn., gem. (ID) 932
Iefanu, Th. Ph., dm. Emly,
628
rºbore, Nichs., adm. (BI)
9
Lefebre, Off. Nap. 26
Lefevre, Ch. Shaw-, aft. Visc.
Eversley, q.v., 1*.C. 213; Sp.
H.C. 250
Lefevre—contt.
Geo. J. Shaw-, C.W.P.B.
272; L. Admy. 184; P.C. 219;
Postm. G. 239; Sec. Adm.
187; Sec. B.T. 269
— Jno. Geo. Shaw-, K.C.B.
782; P.L.C. 262; Sec. B.T.
270; U.S.W. &c. 231
Lefroy, G., dn. Drom. 606
— Jeffr., dn. Drom. 606
— Jno. Hy. and Sir J., G.
Bmda. 701; G. Tasm. 708 ;
gen. (D) 906; K.C.M.G. 797
— Th., B. Ex. Ir. 584; C.J.Q.B.
Ir. 578; S.L. Ir. 593
— Th. E. P., C.C.J. 405
Legard, Rt., M. Chy. 396
Leggatt, see also Leggett
— Ed. Owen, gen. (D) 929
Legge, hon. Arth. Ch., gen.
(ID) 900 e
— hon. Arth. K. and Sir A.,
adm. (A) 818; K.C.B. 774
— Colin, L.G.O. 259
— hom. Ed., bp. Oxf. 457;
Winds. 474
— Fras., G. N.Sc. 695
— Geo., aft. 1st 1d. Dart-
mouth, q.v., L.G.O. 259;
M.G.O. 258; P.C.192
— Heneage, C. Exc. 281
— hon. Heneage, B. Ex. 385;
K.C. 415; S.L. 412
— hon. Heneage, C. Cus. 277
— Hy., S.W.F. 271
— hom. Hy. Bils., Ch. EX.
165; L. Admy. 178; L.T. 157;
IP.C. 199; Tr. N. 256
— Rd., gen. (C) 875
— Th., L.M. Lond. 489
dm.
resº, see also Leggatt
os., gen. (D) 887
Isegh, See also Leigh
— Th. and sir T., MI. Chy.
394
Iseghe (of . Stokewell), Jno.,
R.B. 759
Isegrand, Alexr., C. Cus. Sc.
504
— Fk. Gasp., gem. (D) 932
Iseheup, Isaac, C. Cus. 275
rº, Pet, de, bp. St. Dav.
4
Iseicester, see also Lester and
Leycester
— Jno. of, bp. Dkld. 533
Petr. de, B. Ex. 382; L.H.T.
152
Rog. de, J.C.P. 377; B. Ex.
382
— (or Lester, or Lyster), Whil.,
dm. Clonm. 600
Iseicester, E. of
Beaumont or Bella'monut
l'amily.
Rt. de Beaumont, 2nd E.
of, Ch. Jr. (1154) 362; J. It.
365
Ludley Family.
— Rt., E. of, form. Sir R. or
ld. R. Dudley, q.v., L.S.H.
290; L.R. 356
Sydney IFamily.
— Rt., 1st E. of, form. li.
Sydney, and visc. Lisle, q.v.
– Rt., 2nd E. of, L.L. Ir. 554;
P.C. 190
— Jno., 6th E. of, C.Y.G. 298;
Comst. T.L. 321 ; Iš.[3. 764 ;
P.C. 198; L.L. Kent, 309 ;
W.C.P. 319
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
68 +
1068
INDEX OF NAMES,
Leicester, E. of comt.
Coke Family.
1st Creation.
— Th., E. of, form. Th. Coke,
§ ld. Dovel, q.v., Postm. G.
Townshend Family.
— Geo., 1st E. of, form. Id.
de Ferrers, q.v., aft. M.Towns-
hend, q.v., B.T. 267; L.S.H.
290; M.M. 247; Postm. G. 238
Colce Family.
2nd Creation.
— Th. Wnn., 2nd E. of, K.G.
745; L.L. Norf. 310
Iseige, sir Ferd., G. I. Man,666
Ineigh, see also Legh
— Capel Hamb., L.L. Monm.
— Ch., G. Leew. Isl. 727; gen.
(A) 859
— hon. Ed. Chand., Q.C. 419
— Fras., K.B. 761
— Joddrell, adm. (GF) 841
— Rd., S.L. 412 -
— Rt. Th., gem. (ID) 917
-ºr Lee) sir Th., L.M. Tuond.
— Th. Pemb., aft. li. Kings-
down, q.v., Jud. Com. P.C.
360; P.C. 214. See also Pem-
berton
— Wm., dn. Her. 442
Leigh, lds.
— Wrm. H., 2nd lå. (2nd Cr.),
L.L. Warw. 312
Leighton, sir Baldw., gen.
(A) 861
— Dav. and sir D., gen. (D)
876; IX.C.B. 776
— Fras., gen. (A) 858
—ºk and Sir F., Pres. R.A.
— Hy, de, bp. Abdm. 530; bp.
Mor. 534
-— Rt., abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Dmbl. 532
— Sir Th., G. Gsey. 668
— Sir Wrm., L.M. Lond. 492
Leiningen, Ern. Leop. &c.,
Pr. of, adm. (E) 836; G.C.B.
771-2; K.C.B. 783
Leinster, D. of
Schomberg Family.
— Meinh., 1st D. of, aft. 3rd
D. of Schomberg, q.v., C.
Ch. 855
Fitzgerald Family.
— Jas., 1st D. of, form. 20th
; of Kildare, q.v., gen. (IB)
65
— Wnn. Rt., 2nd D. Of, K.P.
750; M.R. Ir, 585
— Augs. Fk., 3rd D. of, L.L.
Kild. 569; P.C. 212
Ieir, Rd. Longf., gen, (D) 932
Leishman, Maith., Moā. K.
Sc. 547 -
Leith, Alexr. and Sir A., gen.
(A) 863; K.C.B. 774
— Sir Geo., gen. (C) 874
— Jas. and sir J., G. Bdoes.
720; G.C.B. 767; G. Leew.
Isl. 727; gen. (B) 867; K.B.
76
6
— Jno., adm. (D) 830
— Jno. Farl., Q.C. 419
— Patr., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
Rt. Wm. Disn., gem. (D)
905
Leitrim, lds, and E. of
— Rt., 1st 1d. and E. Of, form.
R. Clements, q.v.
Leitrim, lds. and E. of cont.
Nathl., 2nd E. of, K.P.
751; L.L. Leitr. 570
Leiva, P., Pres. Húas. 106
Iseland, Jno., gen. (A) 859
*an, Sir Jno., L.M. Lond.
Le Marchant, see Marchant
Ine Mesurier, see Mesurier
Laemoine, Jno., gen. (C) 874
Isemon, J., L. Admy. 180
— Th., gen. (ID) 900
Isempedlar, Gilb. de, L.G.C.
Sc. 506
Isempriere, Geo. Ourry, adm.
(HI) 846
Lendivord, abp. St. Dav. 463
Iae Neve, see Neve
L'Enfant, see Enfant
Iseng, Jno. (? Laing), bp.
Norw. 455 -
Lennard, see also Leonard
Samps., P.A. 336;
R. Rge. P.A. 344
Lenne, see Lynn
Lennock, Geo. Gust., adm.
(H)845
Lennox and Isenox
—iºd. Arth., Clk. O. 260; L.T.
l
— Augs. Fk. Fras., gen. (D)911
— la. Geo. Hy., Const. T.L.
321; gen. (A) 858; P.C. 202
ld. Hy. Ch. Geo. Gord.,
C.W.P.B. 272; L.T. 161; P.C.
219; Sec. Adm. 187
— Wilbr. O., gem. (ID) 924
Isenmox, D. of, See also Rich-
mond
Stuart Family.
— Esmy., 1st D. of, L.G.C.
Sc. 506
— Ludovick, 2nd D. of, aft.
E. of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
and D. of Richmond, q.v.
— Esmé, 3rd D. of, form. E.
of March, q.v., K.G. 739; see
D. Of Richmond
— Jas., 4th D. of, and 2nd E.
of March ; see D. of Rich-
mond
— Esmey, 5th D. of; see D. of
Richlmond
— Ch., 6th D. Of; see D. of
Richmond -
Lemmoa, Family.
— Ch., 1st D. of, and 1st D.
of Bichmond, q.v.
Isens, Jno., S.L. 412
Lenthall, Wm., C.D.L. 242;
C.G.S. 356; M.R. 388; Sp.
H.C. 249
Lentulus, see also Clodianus
Sura,
— C. C., C. Ro. 43-4-5
— C. C. P., C. Ro. 45
— L. C., C. Ro. 41-2-3; Dt.
B.O. 41
— P. C., C. Ro. 44
— S. C., C. Ro. 41
Iseo I. to VI., Emp. E. E. 50
— I. to XIII., P. Ro. 33-4-5-6
Leofardo, Jno. de S., dn.
Chich. 434
Leoffius, bp. Worc. 472
Iseofgar, see also Leovegard
— bp. Lich. 443
Leofric, bp. Dev., Cnwall. and
EXT. 436
Leofwin, bp. Lich. 443
Leofwynus, bp. Dorch. and
Sidr. 446
Leolinus Magnus, Pr. Wls. 16
Leonard, see also Lennard
. It, 365
— Patr. M., C.C.J. 405
Leonius, dm. Wells, 428
Leontius, Emp. E. E. 50
Leopardo, St. Gilb, de S., bp.
Chich. 43
Leopold, D. Line. 30
— Pr. L. Dtd. 73
— R. Nds. 83
— I. and II., D. BVa. 67
— I. and II., E. Gmy. 62-3
— I. and II., G. D. Thy. 57
— I. and II., K. Bgm. 83
— I. (K. Bgm.), form. Pr.
Leop. of S. Coburg, F.M. 856;
G.C.B. 767; G.C.H. 786; gen.
(A) 860; K.G. 743; P.C. 209
— II. (K. Bgm.), K.G. 745
— I, and II., K. Hgy. 60
— I. to VIII., M. Aus. and D.
Alls. 58
—-Ch.-Ed.-Geo. Alb. (g. Son Q.
Victoria), Pr. E. 16
—-Geo.-Dunc.-Alb., Pr., aft.
D. of Albany, q.v., G.C.M.G.
795; G.C.S.I. 801; K.G. 745;
E.T. 749; P.C. 219; Pr. E. 16
— Fk., D. Anth. 66
— Flº. Fras., D. Amht. 66
Iseosgar, bp. Lich. 443
*Leovegard (or Leofgar) (St.),
bp. Here 441
*Leovegarus, dm. St. P. 452
* POSS. Same pers.
Leovingus, see also Livingus
42 abp. Cant. 430; bp. Wells,
7
Lepidus, Tr. Ro. 46
M. AE., C. Ro. 41-3-4-5-6
— P. AE., C. Ro. 46
Isere, Banco de, K.B. 755
Lesko, IV., D. Pld. 90
— V. and VI., K. Pld. 91
Lesley and Leslie
— Alexr., Compt. Sc. 498
— hon. Alexr., gen. (B) 866
— Bradf., K.C.I.E. 805
— Ch., K.H. 791
— Ch. Pow., L.L. Monaghan,
570
— hom. Dav., gem. (A) 861
— Geo., gen. (D) 926
— Hy., bp. Down and Cnr.
º: bp. Mth. 599; dri. Down,
05
— Hy., dn. Cmr. 605
— Hy., dm. Drom. 606
— Jas., bp. Lim. A. and A.
39
— Jno., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Isl.
; bp. Rph. 601; dri. Bph.
60
— Jno., bp. Drom. 605; bp.
Elph. and Kilm. E. and A.
608; din. Cork, 632
— Jno., b.p. Ross, 535; Sec.
St. Sc. 502
— Jno., dm. Drom. 606
— Jno., dn. Dry. 602
-Hºno, gen. (D) 884; K.H.
7
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— sir Jno., K.H. 790
— sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Sir Leon, L.H. Const. Sc.
507
— Rt., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Drom.
604; bp. Rph. 601
— Saml., adm. (IHI) 844
Lestock, Rd., adm. (A) 814
Isesseps, Count Ferd, de,
G.C.S.I. 801
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1069
Isester, See also Leicester
k. P., gen. (D) 887
— Jno. Fk., gen, (D) 918
— Rd., see Lyster
Iaestrange, see also Strange
— Edmd., gem. (ID) 919
— Ed., gen, (D) 894
-ºšeo. Guy Carl, gen. (IB)
— Th., gen. (B) 868
Isetham, Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
Isethbridge, Eben. Rop.,
C.I.E. 806
— Rt., gen. (B) 868
— Th. Br., adm. (E) 836
*erland, Jno., G. I. Man,
Isettson, W. G., Amb. Bol.
135; Amb, Mex. 133; Amb.
Ugy. 137
I.euchars, Pat. de, bp. Brn.
531; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Iseuknore, see also Lewkenor
— Geoffr. de, J.C.P. 377; J. It.
368; Jy. 365
Lieutbert, K. Lnd. 49
Iseuvigildo, I&. Sp. 85
Inevaillant, geml., K.C.B. 778
Isevelyn, J., L. Admy. 175
rººm, E. of, see also Mel-
V
€
— Dav., 2nd E. of, gem. (IB)
864
— Alexr., 5th E. Of, L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546; Ld. Sess. 520
— Dav., 6th E. Of, L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546
— Dav., 8th E. of, adm. (H)
844
*-
Iseverous, see Liverous
Levesham, Wm., B. Ex. 383
Leveson, Rd., gem. (C) 871
Iseveson, visc.
— Gr. Geo., visc., aft, 2nd E.
Granville, q.v., U.S.F. 230
Leveson-Gower, see Gower
and Granville
Levin, see Levinz
Leving, Tim., S.L. 409
Levinge, Cr., see Levinz
— Bapt., b.p. S. and M. 484
— Ch., K.H. 792
— sir Rd., A.G. Ir. 588;
C.J.C.P. Ir, 580; S.G. Ir. 589
Inevins, see Levin Z
Levington, (Or
Rd. de, J. It. 367
Inevingston, Th., K.C. 414
Levinz, Levins, or Levin
— Cress. and sir C., A.G. 399;
J.C.P. 379 ; K.C. 414; S.L.
410
Wm., C. Cus. 275-6
Levett, sir Rd., L.M. Lond.
49
1.
— Wrm., dn. Brl. 440
Levua, K. Sp. 85
Lewen, Just. and Sir J., M.
Chy. 395-6
— Wrm., J. Pr. Ct. 421; M.Chy.
395
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Lewes, see Lewis
Lewin, sir Geo. A., Q.C. 417
Lewis and Lewes, See also
Lºl, Bgr. 425-6
— ( ), p. Bgr.
— (g. son Jas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— Ch. Algn., gem. (ID) 895
— (or Lewes), Dav., J. Adm.
Ct. 422; M. Chy. 395
— Erasm., U.S.S. 225
— Evan, dn. Bgr. 427
Levinton),
Lewis and Lewes—cont.
— Geo., gen. (B) 868
— Geo., gen. (ID) 883
— Geo. Corn. and Sir G., Ch.
Ex. 166; H. Sec. 227; L.T.
161; P.C. 216 ; P.L.C. 262;
Sec. B.C. 254; Sec. Tr. 163;
U.S. Home, 228 ; W. Sec.
232
— Geo. Pitt-, Q.C. 420
— Griffith Geo., gem. (ID) 883
— Hy., gem. (ID) 911
— Hy. Perc., gen. (D) 880
— Jno., dn. Oss. 623
— Jno. Trav., bp. Ont. 693
— Matth., Dep. Sec. at War.
234
— Pet., dm. Lism. 629
— Rd., b.p. Llff. 447
— Rt., gem. (ID) 900
— Rt. Mas., gem. (C) 872
— Theoph., gen. (B) 868
— Th. Fr., and Sir T., P.C.
211; P.L.C. 262; Sec. Tr. 163;
Tr. N. 257; V.P.B.T. 269
49 Sir Watk., L.M. Lond.
92
— Wnn., gen. (C) 872
Wm. Dav., Q.C. 418
Lewisham, visc.
— Wrm., 1st visc., form. 2nd.
ld., and aft. 1st E. Of Dart-
mouth, q.v.
— Geo., visc., ld., and aft. 4th
E. of Dartmouth, q.v., L.W.S.
323; P.B.C. 252; P.C. 207
— Wm. Heneage, visc. (son of
5th E. of Dartmouth), P.C.
220; V.C.H. 297
Lewkenor and Taewknor,
See also Leukmore
— Jno., K.B. 763
— Rd. and sir R., C.J. Chest.
386; S.L. 408
— Roger, K.B. 756
— Roger, K.B. 758
— Th., K.B. 758
Tewkyn (or Loufkin), Jno.,
L.M. Lond. 489
Inewson, Rd., K.B. 763
Lexington and Inexinton
— Hy. de, bp. Linc. 446; dim.
Limc. 448
— Jno. de, Jy. 364; L.K.
353
— Rt. de, C.J.C.P. 375; Ch.
Jr. 363; Jy. 364
— Wm. de, dm. Linc. 448
Lexinton, lds.
— Rt., 2nd lù., B.T. 263; P.C.
194
Isey and Iseye, See also Lee
— Jas. and sir J., aft. 1d. and
E. of Marlborough, q.v.; C.G.S.
356; C.J.K.B. 370; C.J.R.B.
II. 578; L.H.T. 154; L.K. Ir.
576; S.L. 409
—Rog. de la, B. Ex. 382; dim.
St. P. 452
Leyat, Rd., dm. Sal. 468
Leyborne, Leybourn, Ley-
bourne, and Iseyburn
— sir Rt., L.H.A. 171
— Rog., bp. Carl. 475
— Rog. de, Const. T.L. 320;
W.C.P. 317
— Sir Wim, de, L.H.A. 170
— Wrm. Leyb., G. Gren. 724;
G. St. Vin. 725; G. Tob. 723
Leycester and Leycestre,
See also Leicester
— Fras., see Abree
— Hugh, K.C. 415
Leycester and Leycestre—cont.
— Jno. de, A.G. Ir. 588
— Wm. de, M. Chy. 893
Iseye, See Ley
Leynagh, Jno., bp. Lism. 626
Leys, Pet., G. Labn. 675
Leyson, Griff., D. Arch. 420;
J. Adm. Ct. 422
Li—, see also Ly—
Libba, see Molibba
Iliberius, P. Ro. 33
Libiau, bp. Llff. 448
Libo, L. J., C. Ro. 42
— L. S., C. R.O. 46
— M. P., C. Ro. 41
Lichenburg, Geo. Chr., Sec.
Guelph, 792
Lichfield, see also Litchfield
— Th. de, dm. Chich. 433
Lichfield, E. of
Stuart Family.
— Chas., E. of, aft, 3rd D. of
Richmond, q.v.
Lee Family.
— Geo. H., 3rd E. of, C.G.P.
299; P.C. 201
Amsom, IFamily.
— Th. Wm., 1st E. of, form.
2nd visc. Anson, q.v., Postm.
G. 238
— Geo. Th., 2nd E. of, L.L.
Staffs. 312
Ticinus, C. F. D., C. Ro. 42
— L. P., C. R.O. 44
— M. F., C. Ro. 42
Licinius, C., Trib. Ro. 39
— F. V., Emp. Bo. 48
Liddell and Isidell
— hon. Adolph. Fk. Oct., and
Sir A., K.C.B. 783; Q.C. 418;
D.S. Home, 228
45 Hy. Geo., dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457
— Jno., gen. (ID) 900
— Sir Jno., K.C.B. 779
— Th., bp. Down, 603
Lidiard, see Lydiard
Ilifford, Jas., 1st là. and visc.,
form. Ja.s. Hewitt, q.v., C
Acc. Ir. 567; L.J. Ir. 557
Light, Alfr., gen. (D) 920
— Hy., G. Br. Gu. 715
— Hy., G. Antig. 728
— Hy., K.C.B. 782
Lightbourn, Jas., M. Chy.
396
Lightburne, Staff., gem. (B)
S67
— Wm., dn. Dry. 602
— Wrm., L.M. Dbln. 641
rightfoot, Ellis, G. Bah. Isl.
71
— Jos. Barb., bp. Dham. 479
— Th., gem. (D) 880
— Th., gem. (D) 908
Ligonier, lds. Visc. and E.
— Jno. and sir J., aft. 1st lá.
visc. and E. of L., C. Ch. 855;
F.M. 856; G. Gsey. 668; gen.
(A) 857 ; K.B. 764; L.G.O.
259; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 199
— Ed., 2nd visc. and 1st E. Of
º Cr.), gem. (B) 865; K.B.
7
Inigus, P. A., C. Ro. 44
Lilburne, G. Bah. Isl. 716
Isilkanth, R. S. M. R., C.I.E.
807
Lill, Godfr., J.C.P. Ir, 582;
S.G. Ir, 589; S.L. Ir. 592
Lillicrap, Jas., adm. (H) S44
rºlington, Geo., G. Bdoes.
7
For List of Abbreviations see pp. 944-952.
1070
INDEX OF NAMEs.
Tilly, Hy., R. Cr. P.A. 335; R.
Rge. P.A. 344
Timberg, Ad. de, Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 574
Timerick, Edmd. Hy., 1st
Visc. and E. of, form. Id.
Glentworth, q.v.
rºlesey, Rt. de, bp. Lich.
Iimond, Alexr., gem. (D) 876
- Sir Jas, gen. (D) 877
Limri, Thakore Sahib of,
R.C.I.E. 805
Irinares, J. M., Pres. Bol. 109
Isinch, see Lynch
Lincoln, Abr., Pres. U.S.A.
102-3
— Alured de (2), J. It. 365,
367
— Jno. de, A.G. 398
— Th. de, S.L. 406
Iincoln. Earls of
Tacy Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Jno.
de Lacy, q.v.
Le la Pole Family.
— Jno., E. of, K.B. (1475) 757;
L.L. Ir. 553
Clintom Family.
— Ed., 1st E. of, form. Id.
Clinton, q.v., L.H.A. 174
— Ed., 5th E. of, form lä.
Clinton, q.v.
— Hy., 7th E. of, Coff. H.
293.; Const, T.L. 321; K.G.
741; P.C. 196; Paym, G. 244
— Hy., 9th E. of, aft. 2nd D.
of Newcastle, q.v., Aud. Ex.
167; Coff. H. 293; K.G. 742
Th., E. of, aft. 4th D. of
Newcastle, q.v., gen. (C) 872
— Hy., E. of, aft. 5th D. of
Newcastle, q.v., C.W.F. &c.
272; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L.T.
160; P.C. 214
Lind or Lynde
— Geo., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
— Sir Jas., K.C.B. 774
— Jrmo. de la, Const. T.L. 320
rºenthal, LeW., gen. (B)
Iaindesay and Lindesey, see
Lindsay and Lindsey
Lindley, Nathl. and Sir N.,
J.C.P. 380; J.C.P.D. 380;
J.Q.B.D. 374; Jud. Com. P.C.
362; L.J. App. 389; P.C. 220;
Q.C. 419 ; S.L. 414
Ilindores, Abb. of, Ld. Sess.
518
Ilindores, lds.
— Alexr., ld., gem. (C) 871
Ilindsay, Lindsey, Linde-
say, and Lindesey
— — G. Tob. 723
— Alexr., bp. Dkld. 533
- Alex. gen. (D) 878; K.C.B.
7
— Col. —, G. N.S.W. 703
— hon. Ch. Dalr., b.p. Kild.
617; b.p. Killoe. and Kilf. 635;
dn. Chr. Ch. Dblin. 619
*— Dav., bp. Brm. 531; bp.
Edin. 533
*— Dav., bp. Boss. 535
* Prob. same pers.
— Dav. de, L.J. Gen. 522
— Sir Dav., gen. (A) 858
— Sir Dav., Ld. Sess. 519
— Sir Dav. (3), Ly. K.A. 513
— Eff., gem. (IB) 870
— hon. Hugh, Chn. E.I. Co.
645
Lindsay, Lindsey, Lindesay,
and Lindesey—comt.
— Ingeram, bp. Abdn. 530
— Jas., b.p. Dkld. 533
— Jas., gen. (ID) 883
— Jas., L.P.S. Sc. 500
— hom. Ja.s., gen. (D) 896;
R.C.M.G. 796
— Sir Jerome, Ly. K.A. 513
— Jno., bp. Glasg, 536; L.G.C.
Sc. 506
— Jno., gen. (C) 873
— Jno., aft. 1d. Wolmerstown,
q.v., K.B. 761
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
— Sir Jno., adm. (A) 815;
K.B. 765; L. Admy, 180
— sir Jno., Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Patr., abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Boss. 535; Ld. Sess, 517
— Patr., G. I. Man, 666
— Patr. and Sir P., gen. (C)
875; K.C.B. 776; K.C.H. 788
IRt., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Rt. Jas. Tuoyd-, aft. li.
Wantage, q.v., K.C.B. 783;
U.S. War, 233
— Th., abp. Arm. 596; bp.
Rilloe. 634; b.p. Rph. 602; dra.
St. Pat. 618; L.J. Ir. 556
— Walt. (Ld. St. John), Ld.
Sess. 518
— Wm., Amb. Vee. 116
—ºwn. de, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
— Sir Wm., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Wrm. Alexr., Pt.c. P.A. 337
Ilindsay of the Byres, lds.
and E. Of
— Jno., 1st Id., L.J. Gen. 522
— Jno., 5th lä., Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., 10th lil. aft. E. Of,
L.H.T. and Comm. Tr. Sc.
497; Tud. Sess. 517
Lindsey, E. and M. of
IBertie Family.
— Rt. B., E. of, form. lī.
Will. de Eresby, q.v., K.G.
739; L. Admy. 175; P.C. 190
— Mont., 2nd E. of, form. M.
Bertie, q.v., E.M. 326; K.G.
740; L.G.C. 287; P.C. 190
— Rt., 3rd. E. of, L.G.C. 288;
P.C. 192-3
— Rt., 4th E. of, aft. 1st. M.
of Lindsey and D. of Ancas-
ter and K., q.v., P.C. 194;
L.G.C. 288 -
— Albem., 5th E. Of, form. A.
Bertie, q.v.
Ilindsell, Aug., b.p. Her. 441;
}; Pboro. 458; drl. Lich.
44
Ilindsey, see Lindsay
Ilingard, Rd., dm. Lism. 629
— Jno., Comm. Serjt. Lond.
495
Lingen, Ralph Rt. Wh., aft.
Sir R. and lå. I., K.C.B. 783;
Sec. Tr. 164
Linlithgow, E. of
— Geo., 3rd E. of, gen. (B)864;
L.H.A. Sc. 499
— Geo., 4th E. of, L.H.T. Sc.
497
Linsengen, or Linsingden,
Ch. Bar., gen. (13) 866; IS.C.B.
775
Linton, Bern. de, bp. Isl. 539
— sir Rt., G.C.B. 771
— Syd., b.p. lxiv. 704
— Wrm., K.C.B. 779
Ilinus, P. Ro. 32
Linzee, Rt., adm. (A) 816
— Sam. Hood, adm. (A) 818
Ision, see Lyon
rigºl (son of Edw.III.), Pr.
E. 1
Lionello, M. Fa. 53 -
Lipscomb, Chr., bp. Jam. 713
Liptrap, Jno., gem. (IX) 900
Liptrott, Jno., gem. (P) 910
Lisburne, Wilm., 4th Visc.
and 1st E. of, form. hon. W.
Vaughan, q.v., B.T. 266; L.”
Admy. 179
Lisgar, Jno., 1st 1d. form.
Jno. Young, q.v., L.L. CaV.
569
Lisieux, Th., dm. St. P. 453
Lisle, See also Lyle
Tº Affºde, gén."(ib) 906
— Gerard de, K.B. 755
— Jno., called lö. L., C.G.S.
356
— Jno., K.B. 755
— Jno. de, Const. W. Cast.
2
322
— Jno., L. Admy. 175; L.T.
1
— Jno., see ld. L., infra,
— Saml., bp. Norw. 455; bp.
St. As. 462
— Th., b.p. Ely, 434
— Wrm., M. Chy. 396
Inisle of Rugenmont, lds. .
— Sir Jno., aft. 2nd lå., K.G.
(1327) 733
Ilisle, lds. and Visc. -
Talbot Family.
— Th., visc., K.B. (1464) 757
Grey IFamvily.
— Juno., Wisc., K.B. (1503) 759
Plantagemet Family.
— Arth., visc., K.G. (1524) 737;
W.C.P. 319
I)wdley Family.
— Jno., 1d. and visc., aft. E.
of Warwick, and D. of
Northumberland, q.v., K.B.
(1547) 760; K.G. 738; L.H.A.
174
Sydney Family.
— Rt., Wisc., aft. 1st E. of
Leicester, q.v., K.G. 739
— Phil., ld., aft. 3rd E. of
Leicester, q.v., L.L. Ir. 554
Taisley, Nichs., K.B. 758
Isis more, Geo. Pons., 2nd visc.,
L.L. Tipp. 571
Isister, see also Lyster
— Cav., gem. (A) 859
— Fk. Geo., gen. (ID) 891
— Hy., gen. (B) 866
h. Vill. and Sir T
E.C.M.G. 798; U.S.F. 230
Liston, Rt. and sir R., Amb.
Dk. 127; Amb. Nds. &c. 122;
Amb. Spn. 123; Amb. Sw, 126;
Amb. TRy. 129; Amb. U.S.A.
132 ; P.C. 209
Listowel, E. of
— Wrm., 2nd E. of, K.P. 751
— Wrm., 3rd E. of, K.P. 751
rightord, Geo. A., gen. (D)
Initchfield, see also Lichfield
— Hy., adm. (IH)846
*ington, Wm., dn. Chich.
34
ºs-ºs-
Isitten, see Lytton
Iittle, Alfr. Butler, gen. (D)
925
— Archd. and sir A., gen. (ID)
903; K.C.B. 780
— Geo., Q.C. 418
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
107I
Littlebiri
#; ; fl.
Jy. 365
Isittlebury,
L.H.A. 171
Isittledale, Jos., aft, sir J.,
J.K.B. 373; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; P.C. 214; S.L. 413 º
Littiehales, ’sir Bend. Rt.,
adm. (A) 820
Isittler, Jno. Hunt. and sir J.,
gen. (D) 881; G.C.B. 769;
F.C.B. 777
— Ralph D. M., Q.C. 419
Isittleton, see Lyttleton
Isitton, see also Lytton
Tºd. Falc., Land Comm. Ir.
Iiuva I. and II, K. Sp. 85
rigºrance, Galfr., b.p. Dkld.
Mart. de, J.C.P.
368; J.K.B. 371;
sir Humph.,
33
Iniverous (or Leverous), Th.,
§ Rild. 617; dry. St. Pat.
Liverpool, E. of
Ch., 1st E. of, form. C.
Jenkinson, and lù. Hawkes-
bury, q.v.
— R. B., 2nd E. of, form.
ld. Hawkesbury, q.v.; C.
Treas. Ir. 561; K.G. 743; L.T.
159; Prem. 145-6; W.C.P. 319;
W. and C. Sec. 231
— Ch. Cec. Cope, 3rd E. of,
form. hon. C. C. C. Jenkinson,
q.v.; G.C.B. 772; L.S.H. 290;
P.C. 214; U.S. Home, 227
Isivesay, Jno., gen. (C) 871
Livianus, M.A. L., C. Ro. 45
Tsivingston and Living-
stoun
— Adam, Ld. Sess. 517
— Dav., L.P.S. Sc. 500
— Jas., bp. Dkld. 533; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515
*— Rt. de, Compt. Sc. 498
*— Rt., L.H.T. Sc. 496
* 2 same pers.
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 820
— sir Wm., Ld. Sess. 519
Livingston, lds. and mast, of
— Ja.s., 1st là., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Alexr., 5th lä., Ld. Sess. 517
— Alexr., mast. of, Ld. Sess.
517
Livingus, see also Leovingus
— (or Livyngus), bp. Dev.
# Cnwall. 436; bp. Worc.
7
Livinius, bp. Dbln. 615
Islandaff, Fras. Ja.s., 2nd E. of,
E.P. 751
Iºlanover, Benj., ld, form, sir
B. Hall, g. v., L.L. Monm, 310
Islewelyn ap Griffith, Pr,
WIS. 17
— ab Sitsyllt (2), Pr. Wls.
16–17
— Ll., dn. St. Dav. 465
— Rd., gen. (D) 881; K.C.B.
779 --
— Rt. Baxt., G. St. Vin. 725;
G. T. and C. Isl. 713; G. Tob.
724
Lloyd and Taoyd
— Arth., gen. (B) 870
— Bann. Pr., gen. (D) 914
— Ch., byp. Oxf. 457
— Chr., dm. Elph. 609
— Cliff., G. Mtius. 684
— Dav., dn. St. AS.463
— Ed., adm. (G) 841; K.H.
790
Lloyd and Loyd–comt.
— Ed., C. St. 283
-iºd. Jno., C.C.J. 404; Q.C.
7
— hon. Ed. Most., aft. 1d.
Mostyn, g. v., L.L. Mer. 314
— Ed. Th., gen. (ID) 899
— Eug. or Owen, dm. Cmr.
605
— sir Ev.,
(A) 862;
R.C.H. 788
— Geo., adm. (IHI) 846
— Geo., bp. Chest. 477; bp.
S. and M. 483
— Geo. Aug., Amb. Bol. 135
— Geo. Wm. A., gen. (D) 887
— Hy., S.L. 411
— Hor., C.C.J. 405; Q.C. 418
— Hugh, bp. Llff. 449
— Humph., b.p. Bgr. 426; dm.
St. As. 463
— Jas., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
— Jno., bp. St. Dav. 464
— Jno., dim. St. As. 463
— Jno., K.C. 415
— Jno., S.L. 409
— Jno., S.L. Ir. 593
— Marm., J. Chest. 386
— Morg., Q.C. 419
90 Mountf. S. H., gen. (ID)
4
— Nathl. and sir N., Adm.
Adv. 423; K. Adv. 422
— Owen, see Eug., supra,
JPh., dn. Norw. 456
— Rd. and sir R. (No. 1), Adm.
Adv. 423; D. Arch. 420 ; J.
Adm. Ct. 423
— Rd. and sir R. (No. 2), B.
Ex. 385; K.C. 415; S.G. 402;
S.L. 412
— Rt., adm. (A) 820
— sir Rt., G. Gibr. 670
— Th., dm. Bgr. 427
— Th., L.L. Card. 315
— Th. Fras., gen. (D) 935
— Vaugham, gen. (A) 860
— Wnn., adm. (A) 815
Wm. (No. 1), bp. Killa, and
Ach. 613; dri. Ach. 614
— Wrm. (No. 2), bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; bp. St. As. 462; bp.
Worc. 473; dn. Bgr. 426
— Wm. (No. 3), bp. Llff. 449;
bp. Norw. 455; bp. Pboro.
458
rº, Fras. Ad. Ell., gen. (D)
— Fras, Ersk., adm. (ID) 829
— Geo., Q.C. 418
— Hy. B. and sir H., C.W.F.
&c. 273; G.C.M.G. 795; G. I.
* 666; G. Vict. 705; K.C.B.
783
— Jno., Chin. E.I. Co. 645
Isochin, bp. Rild. 616
*ś, Andr. C. R., gem. (D)
Taocke, Jrmo., B.T. 263
— Jno., gem. (IB) 869
— Jno., Q.C. 417
— Matth., Sec. at W. 233
— Th., Clar. K.A. 328; Lanc.
H. 333; Norr. IC.A. 330; R. Dr.
P.A. 338
— Walt., adm. (A) 819
fºrer, Wm., L.G. Gr. Hosp.
4
Lockhart, Alan Eliot, L.L.
Selk. 512
— Alexr., Ld. Sess, 520
— Archd. Ingl., gem. (ID) 904
gen.
Tockhart—cont.
— Day. Bl., gen. (D).921
— Sir Geo., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516;
Ld. Sess. 520
—ºreme Alexr., (ID)
— Sir Jas., Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Steph., Ld. Clk. Reg.
525
— Th., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Wm., gen. (C) 873
— Sir Wm., Tid. Sess. 519
-ºwn. Steph. Alexr., K.C.B.
78
Isockwood, Frank, Q.C. 420
Geo. Hy., gen. (D) 887;
K.C.B. 779
Tiºh, dr. Chr. Ch. Dbln.
gen.
61
Isockyer, Fras., dn. Pboro.
458
—ºy. Fk., gen. (D) 892; IS.H.
7
Taoco, Hugh de B., bp. Carl.
475
Inocock, Sidn., Amb. Bzl. 135;
Āmb & Am.'134; Amb. Šva.
128
Taocton, see Lokton
rºler, Wrm. Wymme, gem. (ID)
00
Isodelow, Th. de, C. B. Ex.
381; Rec. Lond. 493
Loder, Hugh, K.B. 759
Isodevick, Pet., gen. (D) 879
Lodge, Edm., Bl, M.P.A. 337;
Clar. K.A. 328; K.H. 790;
Lanc. H. 333; Norr. K.A. 330
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 490
Iodington, Wm. de, A.G.
398; J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
Lodowic, see also Ludowick
— Jno., M.M. 246 ...
Lodowis, Th., b.p. Killa. 612
Isoft, Jno. Hy., gen. (B) 867
Loftus, Adam (No. 1), abp.
Arm. 595; abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; dim. St. Patr. 618; L.J.
Ir. 554; L.R. and Ld. Chanc.
II. 576
— Adam (No. 2), aft. Visc. L.
of Ely, L.J. Ir., 554; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576; V. Treas. Ir.
559
— sir Adam (No. 3), L.K. Ir.
576
—ld. Augs. Wrm. Fk. Sp.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Bva.
119; Amb. G. St. 122; Amb.
Pr. 118; Amb. Russ. 126;
G.C.B. 772; G. N.S.W. 703;
E.C.B. 783
— Ed., Rec. Dbln. 642 ; S.L.
Ir. 591
— Hy., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Wm., gem. (A) 860;
T.L. 322
— Wrm. Fras. B., gen. (ID
879
Wm. Ja.s., gen. (D) 907
— 16. W. F. S., P.C. 217
Isoftus, of Ely, visc.
— Adam, visc., see Adam
Loftus (No. 2), Supra,
Isoftus, lds. and visc.
— Ch., 1st lá., form. C. Tot-
tenham, q.v., aft. 1st E. and
M. of Ely, q.v., K.P. 750;
Postm. G. Ir. 564
— Jno., ld., aft. visc. L. and
2nd M. of Ely, q.v., C. Treas.
Ir. 561
Lt.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1072
INDEX OF NAMES.
Isogan, Archd. Sp., gen. (D)
892
— Archd. Geo. Dougl., gen.
(D) 932 -
— Jno., b.p. Down, 603
– Rt. Abr., gen. (ID) 923
— Th. Galbr., K.C.B. 780
Isogie, Andr., Ld. Adv. 526
#. Th. de, M. Chy. 393
Loing seach, K. Ir. 21
Inoizaga, C., Dt. Pgy. 110
Lokton (or Locton), Jno. de,
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
Lomax, Jas., gen. (B) 869
Lombard, see also Lumbard
— Rt., dm. Wíord, 628
Ionlbardini, Pres. Mex. 103
Lomtuil, bp. Kild. 616
Inondon and Inondres
— Edmél. de, M. Chy. 393
— Hy. de, abp. Dbln. & abr).
Dbln. & Gl. 615; L.J. Ir, 550
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Lucas de, dm. Wíord. 628
— Walt. de, dm. St. P. 452;
dn. Wells, 428
— Wrm. de, J. It. 367; Jy.
364
Londonderry, lds. and M. of
Pitt Family.
— Th., ld., form. Th. Pitt, q.v.,
G. Leew. Isl. 727
Stewart and Vame Tempest
I'amily.
— Rt., 2nd M. of, form, visc.
Castlereagh, q.v.
— Ch. Wm., 3rd M. of, form.
hon. C. W. and lói. Stewart,
q.v., gen. (A) 862; K.G. 744;
L.L. Dham. 308
— Fk. Wm. Rt., 4th M. of,
form. Visc. Castlereagh, q.v.,
K.P. 751
— Geo. Hy. Rt. Ch. Wnn., 5th
: of, K.P., 751; L.L. Dham.
08
— Ch. Stu., 6th M. of, K.G.
745; L.L. Ir, 558; P.C. 221
Londres, see London
Ione, sir Rd., G. Gsey. 668
Lionerg'an, See Longain
Ioney, Rt., adm. (H)849 -
Long, Ch., aft, 1st là. Farm-
borough, q.v., C.Treas. Ir. 561 ;
H.T. 268; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
G.C.P. 772; L.T. 158; P.C.
207; Paym. G. 245; Sec. Tr.
163
— Jno., abp. Arm. 595
— Lisleb. and sir L., Tec.
Lond. 494; Sp. H.C. 249
Rt., P.C. 189
Sir Rt., Aud. Ex. 166; L.T.
155; Ch. Ex. 164; P.C. 191
* 2 same pers.
— Rt. Ball, gen. (B) 868
— Th., dn. Cork, 632
— Th., I.C.B. 759
— Walt. H., Sec. I.G.B. 256
— Wm., Mast. Coll. Surg. 939
Isong champ, Hy., K.B. 754
— Wm. de, bp. Ely, 434; Ch.
Jr. 362; Const. T.L. 320;
Comst. W. Cast. 322; Jy. 363;
Ld. Chanc. 353; W.C.P. 317
Longden, Ch. Sc., gen. (ID) 908
— Hy. Err., gen. (D) 904;
K.C.B. 781
— Jas. Rt. and sir J., G. Br.
Gu. 715; G. Br. Hond. 714;
G. Ceyl. 673; G. Dnca. 730;
G. Trin. 722; G.C.M.G. 795;
E.C.M.G., 797
x
:#
Longes pee, Nichs, bp, Sal.
467
* Rog. de (or de Molend), bp.
High. and Cov. 444; L.H.T.
52
— Steph. de, L.J. Ir. 550
— Wnn. (F. of Salisbury),
L.H.A. 170
Longfield, Jno., gem. (D) 895
— Mountefort, C. Cus. Ir. 565
Mountefort, Land. J. Ir.
587
IRd., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. Ex.
Ir. 566–7
Longford, Ralph, K.B. 756
— Wnn. Book., gen. (ID) 892
Inongford, visc. and E. of
— Chr., 1st Visc., form. 22nd
ld. Slane, q.v.
— Th., 2nd E. of, K.P. 751
— Wrm. Lygon, 4th E. of,
gen. (ID) 903; G.C.B. 771;
K.C.B. 779; L.L. Longf. 570;
TJ.S. Walº. 232
Taonginus, K. It. 49
. C., C. Ro. 44-5
— L. C.,
Q. C., C. Ro. 44
Inongland (or Langland), Jno.,
bp. Linc. 447; dum. Sal. 468
Inongley, See also Langley
— Ch. T., abp. Cantº. 431;
abp. Yk. 486; bp. Dham. 479;
bp. Rip. 482; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 217
— Jno., G. Dnca. 730
— (or Langley), Th., abp. Yk.
485; bp. Dham. 478; dm. Yk.
486 ; L.K. & Ld. Chanc. 355
Longstrother, Jno., L.H.T.
153
rºstoft, Jno. de, M. Chy.
3
Isongueville, Grey, B. & Gl.
K.A. 330; Bath R.A., 785; Han.
H. 340
Inongueville, E. of
— Gast. de Foix, E. of, K.G.
735
Inongus, C. S., C. R.O. 40-1;
Dt. R.O. 41
— K. D., Dec. Ro. 38
— L. M. V., C. Ro. 42
— M. T., C. R.O. 37
— T. S., C. Ro. 43
Isongworth, Fras Tr.
L.L. K. Co. 570
— Juno. A., Amb. Swa. 128
— Rd., din. Chest. 477
Isonison, Jno., M.M. 246
rººdale, Jas, Jno., C.C.J.
4
— Jno., b.p. Lich. 444
rºsaale, lds., visc., and E.
O
D.,
— Jno., 1st 1d, and visc.,
form. Sir J. Lowther, q.v.,
L.P.S. 240
— Hy., 3rd visc., Const. T.L.
321; L.P.S. 240; P.C. 197
— Jas., E. Of, form. Sir J.
Lowther, q.v. (d. 1802)
Wrm., E. of, form. Visc.
Hºwther, q.v. (d. 1844), K.G.
743
— Wrm., 2nd E. of, form.
visc. Lowther, q.v. (d. 1872),
Jud. Com. P.C. 360; L.P.C.
188; L.L. Cumb. 307; L.L.
Wrmland. 313
— Hy., 3rd E. of, form. Hy.
Lowther, q.v. (d. 1876)
Isooft-Ali-Ehan, Sh. Pers. 99
*
Isopes, Hy. C. and Sir H.,
J.C.P.D. 380; J.Q.B.D. 374;
Jud. Com. P.C. 362; L.J.
#P. 389; P.C. 220; Q.C.
l
— sir Mass., L. Admy. 185;
P.C. 220
Isopez, C. A., Dt. Pgy. 110
— F. S., Dt. Pgy. 110
— V., Pres. Arg. 110
Isopham, Th., S.L. 407
Isoraine, Walch, de, E. of
Northumberland, bp. Dham.
478
Lord, Ed., G. V.D. Ld. 708
— Ja.s., B. Ex. 384
Lorimer, Jas., K.C.M.G. 798
Lorin or Inoring, sir Nele,
K.G. 733
— sir Jno. Wentw:, adm. (ID)
823 ; K.C.B. 777 ; K.C.H.
789
— Wm. and sir W., adm. (IE)
835; K.C.B. 780
Inorme, lds, and M. Of, See also
Argy
— Archd., ld., aft. 8th E. of
Argyll, q.v., Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., M. of, aft. 5th D. of
Argyll, q.v., gen. (B) 865
— Jno., G. E. H. D. S., M. of,
son of 8th D. of Argyll,
G.C.M.G. 795; G.G. Can. 692;
R.T. 749; P.C. 219
— Prss. Louise, Mss. of, Cr.
Ind. 809; see Princess Louise
Taorton, Rt. Ed., 1st visc.,
gen. (A) 861; L.L. Rosc. 571
Inosack, Geo., adm. (A) 818
Lose, Terric de, M.M. 245
Isosh, Jas., C.C.J. 404
Inosing, Rt., bp. Her. 441
Losinga, Herb., bp. E
Dunw. and Norw. 454
Ioten, Joan Gid., G. Ceyl.
672
Isothair and Isothaire
— K.E. 1
— K. Fr. 23
— K. Limd. 49
— I. and II., E. Gºmy. 61
Isother, K.E. 1
Isothebury, Rd. de, M.M. 245
Lothian, E. and M. of
— Mark, 1st E. of, form. Mark
Rer, q.v.
— Wrm., 3rd E. of, Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Robt., 4th E., aft. 1st M.
of, H.C.P. Sc. 508; L.H.C.
R. Sc. 546; L.J. Gen. 522
— Wrm., 2nd M. Of, gem. (IB)
864; K.T. 747
— Wnn., 3rd M. of, K.T. 747;
L.H.C. K. Sc. 546; Ld. Clk.
Reg. 525
— Wm. Hy., 4th M. of, gem.
(A) 858; K.T. 748
— Wrm. Jno., 5th M. of, gen.
(A) 859; K.T. 748
— Wm., 6th M. of, form. E.
of Ancrum, q.v., K.T. 748;
L.L. Mid-L. 509; L.L. ROXb.
512
— Jno. Wm. Rt., 7th M. of,
C.Y.G. 298; L.L. Roxb. 512;
P.C. 214
— Sch. Hy., 9th M. of, K.T.
749; L.K. Sc. 503; L.P.S. Sc.
501; P.C. 220; Sec. Sc. 502;
V.P. Ed. Sc. 500
Loudham, Wm., J. It, 367
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952. . -
INDEX OF NAMES.
1073
Inoudon and Loudoun.
— Jno. de, Const. W. Cast.
322
— Jno., gen. (D) 924
Ioudoun, E. of
— Jno., 1st E. of, Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515;
Pres. P.C. Sc. 500
— Hugh, 3rd E. of, K.T. 747;
L.H.C. K. Sc. 546; L.H.T.
Sc. 498; L.K. Sc. 503; Ld.
Sess. 517; P.C. 195; Sec. St. ||
Sc. 502
— Jno., 4th. E. of, gen. (A)
858
— Jas., 5th E. of, gen. (C) 872
Isoufkin, see Lewkyn
Thoughborough, Alexr., ld,
form. A. Wedderburn, q.v.,
aft. 1st E. of Rosslyn, q.v.,
C.G.S. 357; L.H.S. 287
Inougher, Rt., M. Chy. 395
Thoughlin, Arilan., dm. Clonf.
637
Louis, D. Swy. 54
— D. Wog. 81
— G.D. Thy. 57
— (the Great), K. Hgy. 60
— K. Limd. 49
—(Hutin), K. Nav. 85
— K. Nav. 87
— K. Pld. 91
— K. Sp. 86
— (de Requisens),
— I., K. Brma. 59
— I., K. Hgy. 60
— I., K. Pgl. 89 ; K.G. 744
— I., K. Scy. 56
— I., Pr. Mino. 31
— I. and II., C. Flrs. 81
— I. and II., K. Bva. 68
— I. and II., M. Brg. 65
— I. and II., Pr, Nass. 75
—I. to III., D. BVa. 67
— I. to IV., E. Gºnny. 61–2
— I. to IV., G.D. H. Dt. 72
— III. (G.D. H. Dt.), K.G.
744
— I. to XVIII., K. Fr. 23-4
XVIII. (K. Fr.), K.G. 743
— II., G.D. Bdn. 67
— II. to VI., C.P.R. 68
— V. to X., Lg. H. Dt. 72
— —Buonaparte, Pr. Or, 83
— Ch., gem. (ID) 911
— -Eugene, D. Whg. 81
— –Fredk., Pr. S. Rdt. 79
— -George, M. Bdm. 67
— -Hippolyta, Pr. Mino. 31
— sir Jno., adm. (D) 825
—-Napoleon, aft. Nap. III.,
q.v., Pres. Fr. 25
— -Phillippe, K. Fr. 24-5; K.G.
44
7
— sir Th., adm. (A) 817
— Wm., adm. (H) 848
— -Wrm., M. Bdn.67
— –Wm.-Augs., G.D. Bdn. 67
—-Wm.-Fl., Lg. H. H.bg. 73;
G.C.B. 768
Isouisa (dau. Geo. II.), Pr. E.
14
º NdS. 82
— -Anne, (g. dau. Geo. II.),
Pr. E. 14
—-Caroline-Alb., (dau. Q.
Victoria), Pr. E. 16; Cr. Ind.
809; aft. Mss. of Lorne, q.v.
—-Hollandia (g. dau. Jas. I.),
Pr. E. 13
—-Maria-Th. (dau. Ja.s. II.),
Pr. E. 14
— -Vict.-Alex.-Dagm. (g, dau.
Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
Isouth, see Lowth
Isouther, see Lowther
L'Ouverture, Touss., Pres.
Hti. 104
Taovaine, lds.
Geo. 1d., aft. 2nd E. of
Beverley, and 5th–6th D. of
Northumberland, q.v., B.C
252–3; L.T. 158
A. G., ld., aft. 6th–7th D.
of Northumberland, q.v.,
Admy. 184; Paym. G. 245 ;
P.C. 216; V.P.B.T. 269
Inovat, lds.
— Th. Alexr., ld., K.T. (1864)
749; L.L. Inv. 510
— Simon, ld., form. hom. S.
Fraser, q.v. (succ. 1875)
Love, Hyg., dm. Kilf. 637
— Hy. Omm., adm. (H) 847
— Jas. Fk. and Sir J., G.C.B.
778; G. Jsey. 668; gen. (D)
883; K.C.B. 778; K.H. 789
— Rd., dn. Ely, 435
Imoveday, Rog., J.C.P. 377 ;
J. It. 368
Lovel, see Lovell
Lovelace, Wm., S.L. 408
Lovelace, lds. and E.
Ilovelace Family.
— Jno., 3rd ló., G.C.P. 299
Ring Family.
— Wnn., 1st E. of, L.L. Surr.
312
Inovel and Lovell
— Fulke, bp. Lond. 451
— Hy. de, dn. Ch. 434
— Jno., J. It. 368; J.K.B. 371
— Benj., and Sir L., gen. (D)
884; K.C.B. 778; K.H. 791
— Ph., L.H.T. 152
— Sal. and sir S., B. Ex. 384;
J. Chest. 387; Rec. Lond. 494;
S.L. 411
*— Sir Th., Const. T.L. 320 ;
R.G. 737 ; Tr. H. 291
Th., Sp. H.C. 249
* 2 same pers.
Wm. Stanh., adm. (HI) 845;
R.H. 791
Inovel, lds.
Lovel I'amily.
— Jno., 8th lil., K.G. 734
— Fras., 9th lil. and 1st visc.,
I.G. 736
Colce Family.
— Th., ld., form. T. Coke,
q.v., aft. E. of Leicester, q.v.,
POStºnn. G. 238
Lovet, Chr., L.M. D'blin. 640
Lovetot, Jno. de, J.C.P. 377
Lovibond, Hy., M. Chy. 396
Loving, J., Tell. Ex. 167
Low, see Lowe
rºder, Saml. Nett., gen. (D)
Lowe and Low
— Abrm., adm. (HI) 845
— Alexr., gen. (D)903
— Arth., adm. (D) 833; (E)
838; (E) 834
— Dav., b.p. Mor. and Ross.
544; bp. Ross. 545
— Drury, Curz. Drury-, aft.
# Dr., gen. (ID) 924; K.C.B.
7
Ea. aft. Sir E., M. Chy.
9
— Edw. Wm. De L., gem. (ID)
907
:
— sir Huds., G. Antig. 728;
G. St. Hel. 682; G.C.M.G. 794;
gen. (B) 869; K.C.B. 775
Lowe and Low—cont.
— Hugh and sir H., G.C.M.G.
796; G. Labm. 675; K.C.M.G.
798
— Jno., bp. Poch. 460; bp. St.
As. 462
— Jno. and Sir J., G.C.S.I.
801; gen. (D) 886; K.C.B.
779
— (or Lupus), Jno. de, dm.
OSs. 622
— Rt., aft. visc. Sherbrooke,
q.v., Ch. Ex. 166; H. Sec.
227 ; L.T. 161 ; P.C. 216 ;
Paym. G. 245; Sec. B.C. 254;
V.P. B.T. 269; V.P. Ed. 255
— Rt. Cunl., K.C.B. 782
— Sigism. Bar., gen. (C) 873;
K.C.B. 775
— sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Th. Hill., dn. Exr. 438
Lowen, Piearce, K.H. 792
Lowndes, Ch., Sec, Tr. 163
— Th., gen. (ID) 933
— Wm., C. Exc. 280-1; C. TX.
284-5
— Wnn., C.C.J. 403
— Wrm. L., Q.C. 417
Lowry, Rt. Wm., gem. (D)
9
08
Lowth and Isouth
t., B.T. 267;
452; bp. Oxf. 456;
Dav. 465; P.C. 203
— Rt. Hy., gen. (D) 894
Isouth, E. Of
— sir Jno. Bermingham, E.
of, L.J. Ir. (1321) 551
Lowther and Isouther
— Anthy., gen. (C) 871
— Ger, and Sir G., B. Ex. Ir.
584; C.G.S. Ir. 576; C.J.C.P.
Ir. 580; J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Hy., see lö. L., infra,
— Hugh de, A.G. 398; J. It.
9
36
— Jas., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; P.C.
219; U.S.C. 235
— Ja.s., St. O. 260
— Jno., see li. L., infra.
— sir Lanc., B. Ex. Ir. 584
— Luke, L.M. D'blm. 640
— Marc., adm. (IHI) 853
— Rt., G. Bdoes. 720
— Th. de, J.K.B. 371
— Wnn., Amb. Arg. 136
— sir Wim., C. Cus, 273
Lowther, lds, and visc.
— sir Jno., aft. 1st là. L. and
visc. Lonsdale, q.v. (d. 1700),
L. Admy. 176; L.T. 155; P.C.
193;-V.C.H. 296
— sir Jas., aft. li. and visc.
L. and E. of Lonsdale, q.v.
(d. 1802), L.L. Cumb. 307;
L.L. Wrmland. 313
— Wm., visc., aft. E. Of Lons-
dale, q.v. (d. 1844), L.L. Cumb.
307; L.L. Wrmland. 313
— Wnn., visc., aft. 2nd E. of
Lonsdale, q.v. (d. 1872), B.C.
253; C.W.F. &c. 271 ;
Admy. 181; L.T. 159; P.C
211; Postm. G. 238; Tr. N.
257; V.P.B.T. 269
— Hy., aft. 3rd E. Lons-
dale (d. 1876) L.L. Cumb. 307;
L.L. Wmland. 313
Lowys, Jno., M.M. 246
Taoyd, see Lloyd
Loyd-Lindsay, see Lindsay
Lozier-Bouvet, Mons. de,
G. Mſtius. 683
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1074
INDEX OF NAMES.
Isuard, Ch. Ed., gen, (I)) 933
— Jno., Kyn., gen. (ID) 888
—ºd. Geo. Amb., gen. (D)
— Wrm. Garnh., adm. (E) 836
Islucan, Geo. Ch., 3rd E. of,
F.M. 856; gen. (D) 884;
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 777; L.L.
Mayo, 570
rººms, Alfr, Wm., gen. (ID)
— Anthy., C. Exc. 280-1
— Ch., gen. (ID) 901
— Ch. Dav., adm. (IHI) 853
— Ch. Sh. de N. gen, (D) 926
— Ed., U.S. Ir. 563
— Matth. P., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th., S.G. 401 -
— Sir Th., called löl. II., Const.
T.L. (1688) 321
..Isuci, see Lucy
Tºucian, Pr. M.no. 31
rugius I. to III., P. Ro., 32,
Luckraft, Alf., adm. (IHI) 847
! — Wrm., adm. (IHI) 847
Liuctacus, IK. Sc. 18
Isucullus, L. L., C. Ro. 44; C.
Ro. 46
— M. T. V., C. Ro. 46
Tºucy and Luci
— Sir Anth., L.L. Ir. 551
— Geoffr. de, dm. St. P. 452
— sir Geoffr, de, L.H.A. 170
— Godfr. de, bp. Winch. 470;
J. It, 366; Jy. 363
— Regd. de, J. It, 365
— Rd. de, Ch, Jr. 362; Const.
T.L. 320 ; Comst. W. Cast.
322; J. It, 365; Jy. 363
— Rt. de, J. It, 365
— Steph. de, J. It. 367
— Wril., byp. St. Dav. 464
— Wm., IK.B. 758
Iuda, Wm. de, bp. Ely, 434
Iudecan, K.I.C. 3
Isudelhani (or Ludham, or
Kinton), Godfr. de, abp. Yk.
485; dun. Yk. 486
Ludlam, Sir Geo., Chambn.
Lond, 493
Fºow, Eben., P.P. 416; S.L.
— Edm., Comm, Ir. 554-5
— Ed. Saml., C.I.E. 806
— Geo. Ja.s. } See E. of L.,
— Peter, infra,
— Rd., IK.B. 757
-ºšuml Edg. Ow., gem. (D)
— Walt. de, dm. Wíord. 628
Isudlow, lds. and E, of
Peter, 1st là. and E. of,
Compt. H. 293; P.C. 203
— Geo. Jas., 3rd E. of, G.C.B.
767; gen. (A) 860; IX.]3, 766
Tudolph, D. Su. 80
Islı dowick, see also Lodo-
Wick
— Rodolph. D. Brk. 70
Iued with, abp. St. Dav. 463
Lugard, sir IEd., G.C.B. 770;
gen. (D) 892; IS.C.B. 778; P.C.
218; U.S. War. 233
Lugeol, Jean, I.C.B. 778
Taughaidh (2), K, Ir, 21
— Riebdearg, IX. Ir. 21
Izug thacus, K. Sc. 18
Luic, Alex. N. de, M.M. 245
Tuighne, IX, Ir. 20
Iuiredus, dn. St. P. 452
Luitpert, K. Limd: 49
Luitprandus, K. Limd. 49
*Iuke, abp. Dblin. & Glr. 615
*— bp. Kilmacd. 636
>k Člm. Killoe, 637
#: dn. Lim. 639
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Jas., Pres, Coll. Surg. 939
— Nichs., B. Ex. 384
— Steph. Pag. Walt, Viv.
C.I.E, 806
— Wrm. (or Walt.), J.K.B. 372
— Wrm., adm: (A) 818
Lukin, Ch. Osb., gen, (D) 912
— Geo. Wm., dn. Wells, 429
— Wm., G. Dnca. 730
Lullinn ore, see Lynn
Lumbard, see also Lombard
— Jno., J.K.B. Ir, 578
Lumley, hon. Ja.s., M.H. 302
— Jas. Ruth., gen. (ID) 876;
R.C.E. 777
— Jno., see la. L., infra,
— Jno. Savile-, and sir J.,
Amb. Bgm. 123; Amb. It, 114;
Amb. Swz. 114; Amb. Sxy.
12] , G.C.B. 773; K.C.B. 783;
l”.C. 220
Marm., bp. Carl. 475; bp.
Linc, 447; L.H.T. 153
— Sir Mart., L.M. Lond, 491
*— Hy., G. Jsey. 667
*— hon. Hy., gen. (A) 857
* Poss. same pers.
— Rd., see ld. L., infra
— Wnn., and Sir W., G.
Bnnda. 701 ; gem. (A) 862;
G.C.B. 768 ; K.C.B. 773
— Wrm. Gold., Q.C. 418
Lumley, lds, and visc
— Jno., ld., K.B. (1553) 760
— Rd., 2nd visc., aft, E, of
Scarborough, q.v., L.L.
Dham. 308; IP.C. 193
*sdaine. Geo., adm. (A)
17
— Ja.s., gem. (IB) 866
Isumsden, Andr., bp. Edinb.
542; Pr. Bp. Sc. 540
Harry Burn. and sir H.,
gen. (ID) 904; IK.C.S.I. 803
Pet. St. and Sir P., gem. (ID)
923; G.C.B. 771; IK.C.B. 781;
M.C.I. 647
Lunalilo I., Q. Sd. Isl. 111
Lunapeius, bp. Tilff, 448
rºlin, Sir Rt., L.H.T. Sc.
96
Lundyne, Wm. Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
Lunsford, Col. —, Lt. T.L. 321
Lunverd, bp. St. Dav. 464
Lupton, Rog., M. Chy. 394
Lupus, L. C. L., C. IłO, 44
62 (or de Tow), Jno., dm. Oss.
G
2
— P. lt., C. Ro. 45
Lurgan, Ch., 2nd. li., K.P.
751; L.L. Arm. 568
Luscimus, C. F. (3), C. R.O.
42
Luscus, T. A., C. Ro. 44
Lush, Rt. and Sir R., J.Q.B.
373; J.Q.B.D. 374; Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; L.J. App. 389; P.C.
219; Q.C. 417; S.L. 414
Lushborough (or Luxem-
burgh), Louis de, bp. Ely,
435
Lushington, Godfr., U.S.
Home, 228
— Jas. Lawr. and Sir J., Chm.
E.I. Co. 645; G.C.B. 769; gen,
(D) 877; K.C.B. 776
de,
i
Lushington—convt.
— Steph, and Sir S. (No. 1),
Chm. E.I. Co. 644-5
— Steph. (No. 2), Ch. Lond.
422; D. Arch. 421; J. Adm.
Ct. 423; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
P.C. 213
— Steph. and Sir S. (No. 3),
adm. (D) 830; (G) 841; G.C.B.,
770; K.C.B. 777; L.G. Gr.
Hosp, 854
— Steph. Geo., C. Cus. 277
— Steph. Rumb., G. Mdras.
Isusk, Andr. and Sir A., L.M.
Lond. 492
Luttrell, Fras. F., C. Cus.276
C. TX. 284
— Hugh, K.B. 758
— hon. Ja.s., S.G.O. 260
— Jno., K.B. 755
— Rt., W. Chanc. Ir. 574
Th, and sir T., C.J.C.P. Ir.
580; S.G. Ir. 589; S.L. Ir.
591
Luttrell-Olmius, see Olmius
and Carhampton
*widge, Skeff., adm. (A)
816
Lutwyche, Ed. and Sir E.
öj. "Chºsh. 336; joi. 373}
S.L. 410
— Th., Q.C. 415
Luxemburgh, See Lush-
borough
Luxmoore and Luxmore
— C. Sc., dm. St. As, 463
— Jno., *; IBri. 439; b.p. Her.
# bp. St. As. 462; dm. Glr.
440
— Th. Corynd., gen. (D) 895
Iyall, see also Lyell
— Alfr. Com. and Sir A.,
R.C.B. 783; IX.C.I.E. 805;
L.G. N.W. Pr. and Oudh. 654;
M.C.I. 647; Sec. I.E. 808;
Sec. S.I. 804
— Ch. Ja.s., C.I.E. 806
— Geo., Chn, E.I. Co. 645
— Jas. Broadw. and Sir J.,
K.C.S.I. 804; L.G. Pjab. 654
— Wnn. R., dm. Cant. 432
Lydiard, Geo. Wrm. Ch.,
adm. (E) 842
— Ralph de, J. It. 367
Lydington, Jno. de, B. EX.
Ir, 583
*; Wm. Jones, adm. (ID)
826
Iyell, see also Lyall
Rāj. Adm. Ct. 422; M.
Chy. 395
Tºygh, Rog., Clar. K.A. 328
Lygon, hon. Ed. Pind...,gen.(A)
863
— hom. I'lº., L. Admy. 184
Lyhert, Walt., b.p. Norw. 455
Lyle, See also Lisle
— Acheson, L.L. Londy. 570
;" ld., L.J. Gen. (1488)
*}
rºbersh, Ad. de, B. Ex.
383
Lymington, Jno., Wisc., form.
Jno. Wallop, q.v., aft. E. of
Portsmouth, q.v.
Tºynch and Ilinch
— Andr. H., M. Chy. 397
— Dav., J. Bank. Ir. 587;
Land. J. Ir. 587
Ed. Patr., gen. (D) 910
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1075
Lynch and Linch—cont.
— Germ., 246
— sir Hy., B. Ex. Ir, 584
— Jno., bp. Elph. 608
— Jno., dm. Cantº. 431
— Marc., dn. Clonm. 600
— Rt. Bl, gen. (D) 890
— Rol., bp. Clonf. 636; bp
Clonf, and K. 636; bp. Kil-
macd. 636
— Stan. J., Land Comm. Ir.
588
— sir Th., G. Jam. 712
— Wm. and sir W., Amb
Sda. 114; R.B. 765; P.C. 203
— Wm. Wiltsh., gen. (D) 932
Iºynde, see Tind
Tºyndhurst, J. S., ld., form.
J. S. Copley, q.v.; C.B.Ex.
382; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
Ld. Chanc. 358
Iyndon, Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 579;
S.L. Ir. 591
Lynedoch, Th., ld., form. Th.
Graham and sir T., q.v.,
G.C.B. 767; G.C.M.G. 794;
gen. (A) 861
rººm, Wm., Pres. Coll. Surg.
— Wm., S.L. 410
— (Or Lenne or Lullimore),
Wm. de, bp. Chich., 482;
bp. Worc. 472; dri. Chich. 434
Ilynom, Th., S.G. 401
* (? Lyus), Adam, bp. Ard.
+ºwood, Wm., bp. St. Dav.
Lyon and Ision
— Ch. Wils., gem. (B) 866
— Sir Jas., G. Bdoes. 720;
G.C.H. 786; gen. (B) 868;
IX.C.B. 775; IK.C.H. 787
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Sir Patr., Ld. Sess, 520
Th., and Sir T., Ld. Sess.
517
sir Th., L.H.T. Sc. 497;
Ld. Sess. 518
— Wm., bp. Cork, Cl, and R.,
631; b.p. Ross. 631
Iyon-Frennantle,
mantle
Tºyons, Algm. McLell., adm.
(E) 836
See Fre-
— Edm., see lá. L. infra,
— Humph., gem. (D) 897
— Jno., adm. (1H) 847
— Rd, B. P., see la. L. imfra,
— Th. Cas., gen. (D) 923
Lyons, lds. and visc.
— sir Edm., aft. 1st là. L.,
adm. (D) 829; Amb. Gr. 128;
Amb. Sw. and N. 127; Amb.
Swz. 113; G.C.B. 769; G.C.B.
772; K.C.H. 788
— Rd. Bick. P., 2nd lù., aft.
1st visc., Amb. Fr. 113; Amb,
Tky. 130; Amb, Tusc. 115;
Amb. U.S.A. 132; G.C.B. 772;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B. 783;
P.C. 217
Lyons - Montgomery,
Montgomery
Lysaght, Arth., adm. 826; (ID
S(26
and G) 840
Lysons, Daml. and Sir D.,
G.C.B. 771; gem. (D) 903;
TX.C.B. 780
Lyster, see also Leicester and
Lister
— Harry Hamm., gen. (D)
932
|
Lyster—cont.
— H. Y., adm. (ID) 833
— Ja.s., dn. Llin. 624
— (or Lester), Rd., A.G. 398;
C.P. Ex. 381; C.J.K.B. 370;
S.G. 401
rºlescenes, Jno. de, J. It.
*:::::::. Littleton, and
Lyttleton
Ch., bp. Carl. 476; dri. Exr.
— Sir Ch., G. Jam, 712
Ed., see la. L. infra,
— Ed. Jno., aft. li. Hather-
ton, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
P.C. 212
— Fish., Adm. Adv. 423
— Geo. see lá. L.infra,
— Geo. Wm. & sº tº ºf iſ ºf
— Jas., adm. (A) 813
— Jas., M. Chy. 395
— hon. Rd. and Sir R., G.
ºy. 668; gen. (B) 865; K.B.
76
— Th., J.C.P. 378; K.B. 757;
S.L. 407
— Sir Th. (No. 1), L. Admy.
175; L.T. 155; Sp. H.C. 250;
TT. N. 256
— sir Th. (No. 2), L. Admy.
177-8
— Tim. and sir T., B. Ex.
384; S.L. 410
— Wrm., S.L. 409
— Wrm., see lit. L. infra.
--- *:::: de, dm. Wells, 428
Lyttelton, lds.
1st Creation.
— Ed. and Sir E., aft. la. L.,
C.J.C.P. 375; L.T. 154; L.K.
356; Rec. Lond. 494; S.G.
401; S.L. 409
2?vd Creation.
— sir Geo., aft. 1st li. L., Ch.
Ex. 165; Coff. H. 293; L.T.
157; P.C. 199
Th., 2nd ló., P.C. 203
3rd Creation.
— Wnn. Hy., aft. la. Westcote
and 1st là. L., Amb. Pgl. 124;
G. Jam. 712
— Wm. Hy., 3rd lit., L.L.
WOrC. 313
Geo. Wm., 4th lá.,
I.C.M.G. 796; L.L. Worc.
;: P.C. 218; U.S. W. and C.
23
Iytton, see also Litton
— Rt., R.B. 759
— Rt., R.B. 760
— Sir Rd., L.L. Herts. 308
— Bulwer-, see Bulwer
Lytton, lds. and E.
— Ed. Geo. E. L., 1st là.,
form. sir E. Bulwer, q.v., C.
;: 235; G.C.M.G. 795; P.C.
1
— Ed. Rt. L., 2nd lá., aft, 1st
E., Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. Pgl.
125; G.C.B. 773; G.C.S.I.
801; G.G. Ind. 649; P.C. 221
— Edith Bss., aft. Ctss. of,
Cr. Ind. 809
Isylls, see Lyns
Iyveden, Rt., ld, form. It.
Vernon-Smith, q.v., G.C.B.
ry
{
Lywarch, bp. St. Dav. 464
M.
M*** bp. Dn.bl. 532
dim. Llin. 623
Maberly, Ev., gen. (D) 910
m. L., C. Cus. 277; Clk. O.
260; S.G.O. 260; Sec. P.O. 239
MI*—IMIc—and Mac—
McAdam, Dav., gen. (D) 889
*W.K. #.7%
MacABda, Malachy, abp. Trn.
611; bp. Elph. 608
Mac.A.Edain, Cornhac,
Clonf. 635
MacAiblen, Gilla, bp. Clonf.
ºf.
635
MacAilild, Colman, bp. Cld.
598
MacAirthir, bp. Lism. 626
MacAlister, Ch.Archd., K. H.
bp.
790
IMIacallycan, Thos., Ld. Sess.
518
Macan, Geo., gen. (D) 897
— Hy., gen, (D) 893
— Jno., J. Bank. Ir, 587
Mac-an-Crossain, Hy, bp.
Rph. 601
MIcAndrew, Geo., gell. (T))
914
— Is. Fors., gen. (D) 931
— Jno., K.C.B. 778
Macara, Rt., K.C.B. 775
Macario, Vic., Prel. M.G. 799
Macarmick, Wm., gem. (A)
860
Macarroll, Jno., L.M. Dblin.
641
IMI’Arthur, Ch., gen. (D).921 .
MacArthur, Ed. and Sir
E., G. Vict. 704; gen, (D) 892;
IX.C.B. 783
— Jno., gem. (D) 891
— Wrm., IK.C.M.G. 798; L.M.
Lond. 492
Macartin (St.), bp. Cllr. 596
Macartney, Geo., see ld. M.
infra
Macartney, lds., E., and M.
Geo. arid sir G. and lå.,
visc., and Earl M., gen, (B)
864; Amb. Ch. 130; Amb.
Russ. 125; Ch. Sec. Ir. 562;
G. C.G.H. 678; G.G. Ind. 648;
G. Gren. 724; G. Mdra.S. 656;
K.B. 765; P.C. 205
— Hall, K.C.M.G. 798
Jas., J.C.P. Ir. 581; J.K.B.
579
Macaulay, Colm. Patr. L.,
C.I.E. 808
— Kenn., Q.C. 417. .
— Th.B., see ld. B. infra
Macaulay, lds.
Th. B., aft. li. M., B.C.
253; P.C. 214; Paym, G, 244;
Sec. at W. 234 ; Sec. B.C. 254
MacAward, Moelisa, bp.
Clonf. 635
MacBaitherl, Dungal, bp.
Glend. 615
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1076
INDEX OF NAMES.
M“–Mc— and Mac—
Macbean, Archd., gen. (D) 899
— Fk., K.H. 791
— Geo., gem. (ID) 928
— Wnn., gen. (D) 918
— Wm. and sir W., gem. (A)
863; K.C.B. 776
— Wnn. Forbes, gem. (D) 908
Macbeth, bp. Ross, 535
— K. Sc. 19.
Mººnrady, Amdr., bp. Kilm.
— Gilb., byp. Ard. 607
Maclbredhan (or Brethe-
main), Eug., b.p. Mayo, 612
MI*Bride, Jno., adm. (A) 816
MacErien, see also Mac-
Bruyn
— Ch., bp. Emly, 625
— Malachy, bp. Elph. 608
McBruyn (or McBrien),Arth.,
dn. Dry. 602
MacCaighwell, see also Mac-
Camaill
— Jas., abp. Cash. 625; abp.
Cash. and bp. Emly, 626
MacCamaill and Mac-
Camaeil
— Arth., b.p. Clr. 596
— Bern., bp. Clr. 596
— (or McKamyll), Edmd., dm.
Arm. 597
- º bp. Clr. 596; dim.
ll. 597
— (or McRathmoyll), Jno.,dn.
Clr. 597
— (or MacCaghwell), Wm.,
dn. Cllr. 597
— Wm., dn, Dry. 602
MacCarmacan, Menel., b.p.
Rph. 601; dm. Rph. 602
Mºcarmie, Corm., bp. Bph.
1.
— Jno., bp. Rph. 601
McCarthy, Ch., G. Si. Le. 685
Ch. Just. and sir C., G.
Ceyl. 672-3
— Jno. Geo., Land. Comm.
Ir. 588
— Thady, bp. Cork and Cl. 631
— Comamail, bp. Emly, 625
MacCarvill and MacCar-
will, See also O'Carrol
— Dav., abp. Cash. 624 ; dim.
Cash. 627
— (or O'Carrol), Jno., abp.
Cash. 625; bp. Cork, 630; bp.
Meath, 599; dri. Cork, 632
— Maur., abp. Cash. 624
MacCasac, Wm., bp. Ard. 607
McCaskill, Jno., K.C.B. 777;
R.H. 791
— Wnn., gen. (C) 873
MacCatasaid, Matth. (2), bp.
C]r. 596
— Nichs, bp. Clr. 596
MacCathan, Coman,bp.IFerns,
621
MacCathasach, Rumold, bp.
Cld. 598
Mºgausiana, Com., gem. (ID)
90
— Jno. Kenn., gen. (D) 896
MacCellaid, Feolan, bp.
Emly, 625
MacCenfeolad, Owen, bp.
Emly, 625 A.
MacCiarucain, Colum, bp.
Cork, 630
Macclerig, Eugene, bp. Trn.
611
Macclesfield, Nichs., L.H.A.
173
M’—Mc— and Mac—
Macclesfield, lds. and E. of
Gerard Family.
— Ch., form. li. Gerard, and
visc. Brandon, q.v., L.L. N.
*: S. Wales, &c., 314; P.C.
I?arker Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. Sir T.,
ld, and visc. Parker, q.v.
— Geo., 2nd E. of, Pres. R.
SOc. 940
— Geo., 4th E. of, form. Geo.
and visc. Parker, q.v., C.G.P.
#: C.Y.G. 298; L.L. Oxon.
1
IMcClintock, sir Fras. Leop.,
adm. (IE) 836
— Jno., aft, ld. Rathdonnell,
q.v., L.L. Louth, 570
McClure, sir Höt. J. Le M.,
adm. (IHI) 848
IMacCoghlan,
ClOnna. 600
IMacColgau, bp. Ferns, 621
Magoonan, Flam., bp. Emly,
IMacConoma, Corn., bp. Kilm.
607
Corm., dm.
MacCormac, Cathald, bp.
Clonf. 635
MacCoughlan, Corm, bp.
Clonm. 600
McCoy, Jno., gem. (I)) 900
MacCragh, Donat, bp. Killoe.
Ü34
— Matth., b.p. Killoe. 634; dum.
Killoe, 637
— Thady, bp. Killoe. 634
McCrea, Jno. Dobree, adm.
(E) 836
— Rd. Contart, adm. (G) 842
— Rt. Barl., gem. (D) 911
McCreagh, Sir Michl., K.C.H.
88
7
MacCrossain, Rd., b.p. Rph
601
MacCuanach, Arect., bp.
Ferns, 621
MacCulenan, Cormac, bp.
Lism. 626
— Cormac, bp. Cash. 624
MacCulloch, Edg., Blf. Gsey.
669
— Ja.s., Ulst. K.A. 572
— sir Ja.s., K.C.M.G. 797
McCullum, Ch. Campb., gem.
(IN) 921
MacDermot, The, S.G. Ir.
590
— Ter., L.M. Dblin. 640
— Th. MacFerall, bp. Elph.
608
MacDonnuil, Dermod, bp.
ROSS. 631
IMI*Donagh, McMulr., dm. Ach.
614
MIcDonaid and Macdonald,
see also Macdonell -
— —, G. Tob. 723
— Off. Nap. 26
— A. A., G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699
— Alaster McIan, gen. (D)
909
:k Alexr., G. Br. Hond. 714
*— Alexr., gem. (C) 875
* 2 same pers.
— Alexr., gem. (D) 882
— Andr., k.C.B. 776
— Archd., K.H. 789
— Archd, and Sir A., A.G. 400;
C.B. Ex. 382; K.C. 415; P.C.
205; S.G. 402; S.L. 412
MI*—MC— and Mac-
McDonald and Macdonald—
COmt.
— Ch., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Colin, adm. (H) 845
— Coll. Amb. Pers. 130
— D. A., G. Ont. 692
Dom., gem. (B) 866
>k Geo., G. Dnca. 780
*— Geo., gem. (D) 890
* 2 same pers.
— sir Jas., B.C. 253; Com.
Io. Isl. 129; G.C.M.G. 794
— gen. Sir Jas., see Mac-
donell
— Jas. Archd., adm. (II) 851
— Jas. Daws., gen. (D) 912
— Jas. Mitch., gen. (ID) 908
— hom. Jas. Win. Bosv., gem.
(D) 905
— Jn J., gen. (D) 197
— Jno., K.C.B. 775
— Jno. and sir J. (No. 1),
G.C.B. 769; gen. (B) 869 ;
K.C.B. 776
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 2), gem.
(D) 882; K.C.B. 778
— Jno. Alexr. and Sir J.,
ºb. 773; K.C.B. 783; P.C.
l
— Jno Alexr. Matth., gen. (ID)
928
— Jno. Hay A. and Sir J., D.
Fac. Sc. 527; L.J. Clk. 516;
Ld. Adv. 526; P.C. 220; S.G.
SC. 527
— Jno. Wall. Dougl., adm.
(IHI) 851
— Norm., gen. (ID) 933
— Norm. H., U.S. Ir. 563
— Norm. Wnn., Si. Le. 685
— Regd. Jno. and Sir R.,
R.C.B. 782; K.C.S.I. 803
— Regd. Jno. Jas. Geo., aft.
Macdonald-Blomfield, adm.
(E) 836
— Rt. Mack., gem. (D) 926
— Ron. Reg., K.H. 790
— Wrm. Ch. R., gen. (ID) 916
Macdonald, lds.
— Godfr., 3rd la., gen. (B) 868
Macdonald-Robertson, see
Robertson
MacDonegan, Florence, bp.
Drom. 604
— Nelam, bp. Ferns, 621
Macdonell and Macdon-
nell, see also McDonald
— Alexr. and Sir A., gem. (D)
904; K.C.B. 781
— Sir Ed., L.M. Dblin. 642
— Hugh Guion, Amb. Bva.
#: Amb. Bzl. 135; Amb. Dk.
1.
7
— (or McDonald), sir Jas.,
G.C.B. 769; gem. (A) 863;
R.C.B. 776; K.C.H. 789
— Jno. Cott., dm. Cash. 627
— Jno. Ign., gen. (ID) 926
— Rd. Graves and Sir R., G.
Gamb. 686; G. H. Kong, 673;
G. N. Sc. 695; G. S. Austr.
#: G. St. Vin. 725; K.C.M.G.
79
MacLonennach, Laigdene,
bp. Saig. 620
MacDongail, bp. Kild. 616
Macdonnell, see Macdonell
Macdonogh, Rt., bp. Cork,630
'IDouall, Rt., gem. (ID) 879
McDougaii, Pras. Th., b.p.
§ 675; bp. Sing. L. and
. 67
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
1077
M*—Mc— and Mac—
McDougall—comt.
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Jno., adm. (H) 848
— Jno. and sir J., adm. (D)
831; K.C.B. 779
— Patr. Leon and sir P., gem.
(D) 904; K.C.M.G. 797
— sir Th., G.C.H. 786
Macdowal, Andr., Ld. Sess.520
Macdowall, Day Hort., gen.
(D) 892
— Ferg., Ld. Clk. Reg, 525
H., C.C. Mdra.S. 657
— Hay, gen. (B) 866
— Wrm., L.L. R.nfw. 511
MI*IDowell, Rt., adm. (A) 817
IMacduff, Jno., gen. (I)) 898
Macduff, visc.
— Alexr. Wm. Geo., visc.,
aft. 6th E. and 1st D. of Fife,
q.v., L.L. Elgn. 509
MacDuibne, Fursey,
Kilm. 607
— Matth., b.p. Kilm. 607
MacDunchad, Tola, bp. Cld.
598
MacDunecan, Condla, bp.
Macedonicus, Q. C. M., C. Ro.
bp.
Llin. 621
Mºmohade, Corn., bp. Ross.
Mºgeneol, Cong., bp. Kilm.
7
Mººrinus, M. G. (3), C. Ro.
— P. G., C. Ro. 39
— T. G., C. Ro. 37
IMcfarlan and Macfarlane
Andr., b.p. Mor. 544; bp.
Ork. and Ross. 545
— Dav., gen. (D) 926
— Dunc. (2), Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Ja.s., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Patr., Mod. R. Sc. 547
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 521
— Rt. and Sir R... gen. (A) 861 ;
G.C.H. 786; K.C.B. 775
-
MacIP'ergus, Dubenr., b.p.
Ferns, 621
McFerran, Jas., C.I.E. 808
MacFingail, Rudgall, bp.
Emly, 625
MacFintain, Tuenoch, bp.
Ferns, 621
MacFlamichellaic, Flan., bp.
Emly, 625
MacIFlanagan, Ferdomnach,
bp. Cld. 598
IMacFlam, Murechad, bp. Kild.
6
61
MacFlin, Florence, abp. Tim.
611
MacIFitzbran,
Glend. 615
Maclºoelan, Mured, bp. Rild.
616
COrmac, bp.
McGanysa, Comm., dm. DOWn,
605
IMI*Garel-Hogg, See Hogg
MacGee, see Magee .
MacGelany, Cornelius, bp.
Kild. 616
McGenis, See also Magennis
— (or McGinnis), Comm., dn.
Down, 605
MacGilbride, Jno., bp. Rph.
601
0
TWIacgill, Dav. (Cranston Rid-
del}, Ld. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess.
519
Day. (Nisbet) Ld. Sess. 518
M'—MC— and Mac—
Macgill—cont.
— Jas. (Rankeilor Nether),
Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; Ld. Sess.
518
Sir Jas. (Cranston Riddel),
Ld. Sess. 519
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 519
— Stev., Mod. K. Sc. 547
McGillew.ride, Corn.,
Rph. 602
MacGinnis, see MacGennis
MacGirthid, Fienmale, bp.
dn.
Cld. 598
MacGlashan, Jas., K.H. 789
MacGorman, Matth., bp.
Emly, 625
McGoun, Alexr., gen. (D) 931
Macgowan, Flº., gen. (D) 911
MacGragh, see Magragh
MI*Graidin, Pierce, dm. Ard.
609
MacGraith and MacGrath,
See Magrath
MacGregor and MacGrigor
— Alexr. Murr., gen. (C) 874
— Arth. Trev., adm. (IHI) 850
— Ch., K.H. 790
— Ch. Metc. and Sir C., C.I.E.
806; gen. (D) 931; K.C.B. 781
Dunc. and sir D., gen. (D)
883; K.C.B. 782
— Dunc. Jno., gem. (ID) 927
— Evan, Sec. Adm. 187
— sir Ev. Jno. Murray, G.
Antig., &c. 727; G. Bdoes.,
&c. 719-20; G. Drica. 730; G.
Trin. 722; gen. (C) 875; K.C.B.
776; K.C.,H. 788; K.H. 789
— EV. Murr., gem. (ID) 914
— Geo. Hall, K.C.B. 783
— J. M., gen. (ID) 923
— Sir Jas., K.C.B. 777
— Jno., Sec. B.T. 270
-: no. Alexr. Paul, gen. (D)
7
— sir Malc., adm. (IHI) 852
— Wnn., G. Br. N. Guin. 711
Mºgutan, Fin., bp. Kild.
16
MacGuire, see Maguire
McGwire, Ed. Th. St. Lawr.,
gen. (ID) 929
Machabaeus, see Matthaeus
Machadh-Mongºuadh, Q. Ir.
20
Machado, Rog., Clar. K.A.
328; Norr. K.A. 329; Richm.
H. 333
McHaffie, Jas., gen. (D) 890
MI*Hardy, Jno. Bunch Bonne
Maison, adm. (G) 842
Machatus (St.), bp. Isl. 539
Machilla, bp. S. and M. 483
Machonochie, See MacOno-
chie
Mackray, Rt., bp. Rup. Ld. 697
Machutus, bp. S. and M. 483
McIlwraith, Th., IS.C.M.G.
798
MacInclodnai, Moelmorda,
bp. Emly, 625
MacInlianaig, Ch., b.p. Elph.
608
— Gelasius, bp. Elph. 608
IMI*Innes, Jno., gem. (D) 878
MacIntire, see MacIntyre
Macintosh, see Mackintosh
MacIntire and IMIacIntyre
— AEm, Jno., Q.C. 419
— Andr. Wm., gen. (ID) 916
— Colin Camp., gen. (D) 906
— Jno. Mack., gen. (D) 920
|
M“—MC— and Mac-
Mackarness, Geo. Rd., bp.
Arg. and Isl. 541
— Jno. F., bp. Oxf. 457
McKathmoy11, see McCamaill
McKamyll, see McCamaill
Mackay, Alexr., gen. (C) 872
— hom. Alexr., gen. (B) 865
— D. J., aft. 1st là. Reay,
Q.7).
— hon. Don. Hugh, adm. (ID)
825
— Ja.s. Pr., gen. (B) 865
— Rt., gen. (B) 864
Magkeican, Jno., gen. (B)
6
MacKellach, Culean, bp.
Eild. 616
Mºkellan, Ang., Mod. K. Sc.
547
—ºno. adm. (A) 820; (G)
MacKelly, Dav., abp. Cash.
; bp. Cloy. 630; dm. Cash.
7
Mºkenny, Th., L.M. D'bln.
641
Mackenzie, Alexr., Ch. Com,
Cent. Pr. 655
— Alexr., gen. (D) 918
— sir Alexr., G.C.H. 786; gen,
(A) 861
— Alexr. Mack., gen. (ID) 912
C. F., bp. C. Afr. 688
Col., -, C.C. Bgal. 652;
C.C. Ind. 650 y
Colln, gen. (A) 860
* 2 same pers.
— Colin, gen. (ID) 910
— Colin, gen. (ID) 933
— Colin Jas., L.L. Pbls. 511
— Don., Ld. Sess. 521
--Don. McLeod, adm. (H)
— Dougl., b.p. Z. Ld. 681
— Fra.S. Humb., aft. Id. Sea-
forth, q.v., L.L. Ross. 512
— Geo., adm. (A) 815
— Sir Geo., aft. Visc. Tarbat
and E. of Cromarty, q.v.,
L.J. Gen. 522; Ld. Adv. 526;
# Clk. Reg. 525; Ld. Sess.
19
— sir Hed., L.L. Ross, 512
— Hy., bp. suffr. Nottm. 447
— Holt., B.C. 253; P.C. 212
— Hugh, gen, (D) 933
— Sir Jas., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jas. Alexr. St., B.C. 253 :
Com. Io. Isl. 129; G. Ceyl,
672; P.C. 213; Sec. B.C. 254
— Jas. Geo., adm. (HI) 850;
G. Falk. Isl. 731; G. Nev. 730;
×
º:
G. St. Xtr. 729
— hon. Jas. St., Amb. Sda.
; L.P.S. Sc. 501; P.C.
gº" Jas. Wemyss, L.L. Ross,
Jno., gen. (A) 862
— Jno., gen. (IB) 866
— Jno., gen. (IB) 868
— Jno. Fras. Campb., adm.
(HI) 851
— Jno. Rand., gen. (C) 873
— Jno. Rt., gen. (ID) 913
— Jno. Stuart, L.P.S. Sc. 501
— Josh. Hy., Jy. Sc. 523 ; Ld,
Sess. 520
— Renn. Aug. M., Q.C. 420
—iºn Remn. Sm., L.L. Ross.
— Kinc., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1078
INDEX OF NAMES.
Mº-Mc— and Mac-
Mackenzie—cont.
— Murd., bp. Mor. 534; bp.
Ork, 535
— Patr., gem. (C) 874
Pet., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Tºod., L.J. Clk. 516; Ld.
Sess. 520
Th., adm. (A) 816
Th., Ld. Sess. 521; S.G. Sc.
527
Wm., K.C.B. 782
— Wnn. Forbes-, L.T. 160 ;
Sec. Tr. 163
McKeogh, Sim., dm. Clonf.
3
637
MI’ICerlie, Jas., adm. (H) 845
— Jno. Gr., K.C.B. 784
Mackeson, Wm. W., Q.C. 418
Mackeston (or Makeson),
Geo., dm. Arm. 597
Mackey, Jas. W. and Sir J.,
L.M. Dbln. 642
Mackie, Geo., G. St. Luc. 725;
gen. (3) 874
— Wrm., K.H. 790
McKillop, Hy. I'k., adml. (H)
852
— IRt. Jno., gem. (D) 897
MacKinede, Olchobar,
Emly, 625
MacKinfalaid, Malduin, bp.
Rph. 601
MI’Rimley, Geo., adm. (A) 820
MI’ICinnom, Hy., gen. (C) 873
Mackinnon, Daml. Hy. L.,
gen. (D) 918
— Geo. Hy., gem. (D) 892
— Wm., C.I.E. 807
Mackintosh and Macintosh
— Alexr. Fisher, gem. (D) 883;
K.H. 790
— sil. Ja.s., B.C. 235; P.C. 211
— Rt. Ja.s., G. Antig., &c.
727; G. St. Xtr. 729
— Wrm., D. Fac. Sc. 527
Mackirdy, Dav. Ell, gem. (D)
902
Macknight, Th., Modr. K.
SC, 547
Mackworth and IMacworth
— Digb., K.H. 790
— Humphr., J. Chest, 386
— Jno., dn. Linc. 448
Maclachlan, Alexr., gon. (D)
885
— Archd., gen. (D) 882
— Th. Ja.s., gen. (D) 920
MacLactman, Bechan,
Cld. 598 *
— Finnacht, bp. Ferms, 621
Mac Cladach, Corm., bp.
Saig. 620
Maclagan, Rt., gem. (D) 905
Wm. D., b.p. Lich. 444
MacLagenan, Columb, bp.
Emly, 625 &
MacLaighlin, Michl, bp.
Dry. 601 e
Maclaim-(e), Archd, amd Sir
A., gen. (D) 879; K.C.B. 777
Maciaisir, bp. Arm, 595
McLaren, Dumc., L. ProV.
Edinb. 548
— Jno., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Adv.
526; Ld. Sess. 521
McLaughlin, Ed., gon. (D)
931
Maclaurin, Jno., Ld. Sess.
bp.
bp.
*
520
McLean, Allam T., gem. (D)
885
— Ch. Sm., C.I.E. 808
MI'—Mc— and Mac—
McLean—cont.
— Don, I.C.M.G. 797
— Fras. Wm., Q.C. 420
— sir Fitzroy Jeff. Gr., gem.
(A) 862
— sir Geo., K.C.B. 778
— Hect., b.p. Arg. 538
— Hect., 13.C.B. 775
— Hy. Dund., Regr. M.G. 799
— Hy. Jno., gon. (D) 926
— Jno., b.p. Sask. 697
— Jno., G. Br. ICaffr. 630; G.
Nat. 680
— Jno. and Sir J., gen. (IB)
Jos.,
869; K.C.B. 774
(B) 869;
R.C.H. 788
— sir
— Lachl., gen. (IB) 868
Pet., gen. (D) 907
— Rod., b.p. Isl. 539
Macleay, Geo., K.C.M.G. 797
McLelan, A. W., G. N. Sc. 695
McClelland, Jas., B. Ex, Ir.
584; S.G. Ir, 589
MI’Iseod, Ch., gen. (D) 877;
R.C.P. 777
- Pon, gen. (D) 876; I.C.B.
776
ge]].
— Dom., gem. (ID) 887
— Don. Friell., K.C.S.I 802 ;
L.G. Pjab. 654
— Dunc., gen. (D) 881
— Harry, gen. (D) 935
Hy. Geo. and sir H., G. St.
#. 729; G. Trin. 722; K.H.
791
— Jno., Dn. Thist. 749
— Jno., gem. (B) 867
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— sir Jmo., G.C.H. 786; gen.
(B) 869; K.C.H. 788
— Jno. Cheth, and Sir J., gen.
(D) 919; R.C.B. 780
— Jno. Macph. and Sir J.,
R.C.S.I. 802; P.C. 218
— J. M., see löl. M., imfra,
— Jos. Add., Q.C. 419
— Nor., Dn. Thist. 749
— Nor. (2), Modr. K. Sc. 547
Nor., gen. (C) 875
50 IRt. Br. Æm., L.L. Crom.
9
— Rod., L.L. Cronn. 509
— IRod. Bann., gen. (ID) 918
— Wm. Coup., gon. (D) 899
— Wrm. Edm., gem. (ID) 913
— Wrm. Kelly, gem. (ID) 921
Macleod, lds.
— Jno. Mark, aft. li. M., gem.
(C) (1782) 872
Maclerk, see Mauclerk
M“Clery, Milor, dm. Clonm.
600
MI*Cleverty, Sir Rt., gem. (C)
875; K.C.H. 789
Wm. Ans., C.C. Mdra.S.
658; gem. (D) 894
MacTaoingle, bp. Arm. 595
MacIsongsee, Murchertach,
bp. Cld. 599
MacLubney, IXillene St., bp.
Saig. 620
Tibraid,
MacMaelfin,
Iºmly, 625
McMahon, Ch. Alexr., gem.
(D) 935
— Ch. Jos., gem. (D) 932
— Dav., bp. Killoe. 634; dri.
Rilloe, 637
Jno. and Sir J., P.C. 209
Jno., St. O. 261
* 2 same pers.
bp.
•k
K
M*—Mc— and Mac—
McMahon—comt.
— Mar. Patr. Maur., G.C.]3.
769; Pres. Fr. 25
— Patr., b.p. Ard. 608
Sir Th., C.C. Bbay, 660,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (A) 863;
I.C.B. 775
— Sir Th. Westr., gem. (D)
903
Wm. and Sir W., M.R. Ir,
585; S.L. Ir. 593
McMair, Jas., K.H. 790
MacManus, G. I. Man, 665
MacMasson, Th., bp. Dry.
601
Mac Mel Brenan, DCrmn.,
bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
Mac Mic Oeducan,
Oeducan
MacMoëlmorra, Fergall, bp.
Saig. 620
S&G
Mºśern, Lanfran,
bp. Kild. 616
MacMolissa, Nichs., abp.
Ann. 595
McMorime, Wm., Modr. IX.
Sc. 547
McMullen, J. R., gen. (D) 928
— Steph. Fras., gen. (D) 911
McMurdo, Arch., adm, (H)
849
— Wrm. Mont. Sc., gen. (D)
902; K.C.B. 781
MacMurrough, Arth., R. Of
Leinster, K.B. (1394) 755
McNab, Archd., gem. (C) 872
Macnabb, Don. Campb.,
R.C.I.E. 805
MacNaghten, Don., bp.
Dkld. 533
— Edm. Alexr., C. Treas.
Ir, 561; L.T. 159
— Ed., see ld. M., infra,
— Ell., Chm. I.I. Co. 646;
M.C.I. 646
Sir Wm. Hay, G. Bbay.
659
Macnaghten, lds.
Ed., aft. li. M., Jud. Conn.
P.C. 362; L. App. 358; P.C.
221; Q.C. 419
Mºſair, Ed. Jno., gem. (D)
934
Jno., gem. (B) 869
Macnamara, Sir Burt, adul.
(G) 842
— Hy, T. J., C.C.J. 405
— Ja.s., adm. (A) 819
MacNaserda, Robertae, bp.
Išild. 616
Macnaughton, Mac-
maghten
Macueale, Macneil, Mac-
neile, and McNeill
— Don., gem. (D) 911
— Dumc., aft. li. Colonsay,
q.v., D. Fac. Sc. 527; Jy. Sc.
523; L.P. Ct. Sess, 516; Ld.
Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 521; P.C.
216 ; S.G. Sc. 527
— Hugh, dm. Bip. 482
— Jno., Amb, Pors. 130
— Jno., dun. Down, 605
Jno. and Sir J., G.C.B. 772;
P.C. 216
Jno. Carst. and Sir J., gen.
ſº 925; K.C.B. 781; K.C.M.G.
— Iłod., gen. (D) 882
Macnisius, AEngus (St.), bb.
Chr. 603
Macoge, bp. Lism. 626
S60
I'or List of Abbreviations, 866 pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1079
M’—Mc— and Mac—
Macon, K. Man, 664
Macomochie and Machono-
chie
— Alexr., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Alex., J§: Sc. 523; Ind. Adv,
526; Ld. Sess. 520; S.G. Sc.
527
— Alexr., K.H. 791
T.And Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
— Ja.s., C.C.J. 406
wº O’Beghty, Hy., bp. Ach.
G. Antig.
Macpherson, Arth. Geo.,
R.C.I.E. 805
— Ch. Gord. W., C.I.E. 806
— Dav. Lew, K.C.M.G. 798
— Don., K.H. 792
— Dunc., gen. (D) 877
— Herb. Tayl. and Sir H.
C.C. Mdras, 658; gen. (D)
925; K.C.B. 781; K.C.S.I. 803
— Jas. Dunc., gen. (D) 901;
R.C.B. 780
—ºno. and Sir J., G.G. Ind.
6
— Ph., gen. (ID) 893
— Rod. Don., gen. (ID) 912
— Rt. Barcl., gen. (D) 881;
K.H. 791
— Wm., gen. (D) 905
Macphail, Jno.,
728; G. Dnca. 730
Macquarrie, Lachl.,G. N.S.W .
703; gen. (C) 873
Macquay, Geo., C. Exc. Ir. 566
Mºsqueen, Andr., gen. (ID)
— Don. Jno., K.H. 791
— Jas., gem. (ID) 900
— Jno. Fras., Q.C. 418
— Rt., Jy. Sc. 523; L.J. Clk.
516; Ld. Sess. 520
Macra, sir Jno., K.C.H. 787
Mºraik, Matth., b.p. Clonf.
Macrinus, M. O., Emp. Ro. 47
Macrobills, see Malchus
MacBonan, bp. Ardf. and
Agh. 639
Macrorie, Wm. Kenn., bp.
Mburg. 680
MacScanlain, Edchada, bp.
Emly, 625
MacScelaigai, Gelasius, bp.
Kilmacd. 636
MacSmarhadhan, bp. Ard.
607
McSwiney, Pet. Paul, L.M.
Dbln. 642 -
MacSwiny, Kenfoelad de, bp.
Saig. 620
McTaggart, Wm., dm. Dry.
602
— Ellis-, see Ellis
Macvicar, Neil,
Edimb. 548
Macworth, see Mackworth
Madan, Spenc., bp. Brl. 439;
bp. Pboro. 458
IMadden, Dodgs. Ham., S.G.
Ir, 590; S.L. Ir, 5.93
— Sir Fk., K.H. 790
— Sir Geo. All, gem. (C) 874
— Jno., S.W.R. 271
— Jno., dm. Kilm. 609
— Mons. Mol., K.H. 792
— Saml. Owen, dn. Cork, 632
Maddingley, Rt. de, J. It.
369
Maddison, see also Madison
— Geo., U.S.F. 229
L. Prov.
Maddocks, Jno., K.C. 415
Maddox and Madox
— Hy., K.H. 790
— Is., bp. St. As. 462; bp.
Worc. 473; dm. Wells, 429
Madenew, abp. St. Day: 463
Madison, see also Maddison
— J., Pres. U.S.A. 102
Madoc ab Meredydd, Pr. Wls.
17
— Leol. ap, bp. St. AS. 462;
dn. St. As. 462
Madock, Jno., bp. Kild. 616
Madox, see Maddox
Mae—, see also Moe—
Maelfinan, ºnly 625
6
— bp. Kild.
Maelschwythe, abp. St. Dav.
4
6
Maenius, C., C. Ro. 40; Dt.
IRO. (2) 41
Magan, Hy., gem. (C) 872
Magee (or Mageoir), Jno., bp.
Ard. 607
— Wm., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; bp. Rph. 602; dim. Crk.
632
Wm. Conn., bp. Pboro.
458; dr. Crk. 632
IMagellus, L.P. (3), C. R.O. 41
Magenis and Magennis
—Arth., bp. Drom. 604
— Arth. Ch. and Sir A., Amb.
Aus. 117; Amb. Pgl. 125 ;
Amb. Scy. 115; Amb. Sw, and
N. 127; Amb. Swz. 113;
G.C.B. 772; R.C.B. 782
— Conn., dn. Down, 605
Eug., b.p. Down and Cmr.
604; bp. Dry. 601
— Rd. (2), C. Acc. Ir. 567
Wm., dm. Kilm. 609
Mageoir, see Magee
IMagheramorne, Jas., ld.,
form. Ja.s. McGarel-Hogg, q.v.
Maglathin, Jeffr., bp. Dry.
601
0
Magminot, Wak, de, W.C.P.
317
Magnay, Chr., L.M. Lond.
492
Wrm. and Sir W., L.M.
Lond. 492
Magniac, Fras. Lane, gen.
(D) 919
Magnus, D. SXy. 77
— K. Dk.93; K. Man. 665
— K. Man. 665
— I. and II., D. Brk. 69
— I. and II., IK. Sw. 92
— I. and II., Pr. Mkg. 74
— C. P. (2), C. R.O. 46
— S. P. A., C. Ro. 44
Magodaig, Brendan, bp.
Ard. 607
— Jos., b.p. Ard. 607
MIagon, Mons., G. Mtius. 683
Magonail, Domat, bp. Rph.
60
1
— Patr., bp. lºph. 601
Magragh and Macgragh
— abp. Cash. and Eml. 626;
bp, Ach, and Kill, and Ach.
612; bp. Clr. 596; bp. Wſord.
and L. 627 *
Magrath, sir Geo., IX.H. 790
$ Sim, bp. Ard. 607
:: Sim., dm. Elph. 609
* 2 same pers.
Maguire, see also MacGwire
— Ch., dn. Clr. 597
— Ed., dn. Down, 605
— Nichs, bp. Llin. 622
Maguire—comt.
— Pet., bp. Clr. 596
— Rog., bp. Clr. 596
Mahadeo, &c., C.I.E. 808
Mahmoud, Sh. Pers. 99
Mahmud (2), S. T.Ky. 97-8
Mahomed (2), Sh. Pers. 99
— I. to V., S. T.Ky. 97
— Aslam, &c., C.I.E. 808
— Es Sadok, B. Tun. 101
— Ghol., K.C.S.I. 803
— Meer Sh., K.C.S.I. 802
— Sidy, B. Tum. 101
— Sult. Pash., K.C.M.G. 798
Mahon, D'Arcy, C. St. Ir. 568
— Jas., dn. Drom. 606; dim.
Tn. 613
— Jno., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Matth., gen. (ID) 877
Pet., dn. Elph. 609
— hon. Steph., gen. (B) 867
Mahon, visc.
— Ph. Hy., visc., aft. 5th E.
Stanhope, q.v., U.S.F. 230
— Arth. Ph. Hy., visc., aft.
# E. Stanhope, q.v., L.T.
162
Mahta, Punno Lall, C.I.E.
808
Maida, Jno., Ct. of, see Jno.
and Sir J. Stuart
Maidstone, Jno. de, dm. Linc.
— (or Maydenstume), Ralph
de, bp. Her. 441; dim, Her.
442
— (or Maydenstune), Walt.,
bp. Worc. 472
Maihewe, see also Mayhew
— Rd., M. Chy. 394
Mail, K. Ir. 21
Maillart, Wm., see Mullart
Maine, see also Mayne
— Hy. Ja.s. Sumn. and Sir
H., K.C.S.I. 803 ; M.C.I. 646
U.S. Home (?) 228 -
Mainus, K. Sc. 17
Mainwaring, IMainwer-
inge, Mainwaring, and
Maynwaring
— Arth., C. Cus. 274
— Ed. Reeves Ph.,
(HI) 848
— Ed. Rowl., gen. (ID) 900
— Geo., Richm. H. 333
— Geo. Byres, gen. (ID) 926
— Jno. Mont., G. St. Luc.
725; gen. (B) 869
— Ph. and sir P., L.IN. Ir. 576;
Sec. St. Ir. 562
-jesa. Quinton, gen. (D)
— R. R., gen. (ID) 922
— Rog., B. Ex. Ir. 583
Rog., b.p. St. Dav. 464; dim.
Worc. 473
Rowl., adm. (HI) 847
— Sweedl., gen, (ID) 923
— sir Th., M. Chy. 395
— Th. Fras. Ch., adm. (HI)
844
—Wnn, Geo., gen. (D) 928;
C.I.E. 806
Mair, Jno. Hast., G. Dnca.
730; G. Gron. 724; K.H. 789
Mairis, Geoffr., gem, (D) 929
— Val. Th., gen. (ID) 913
Mºsey, Fk. Ch., gem. (I))
adm.
Maister, Geo, gen. (D) 911
— Jno., gen. (A) 863
Maitland, Hon.
Sir Alexr.,
gen. (A) 858
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1080
INDEX OF NAMES.
Maitland—cont.
— hon. Sir Anthy., aft. 10th
E. of Lauderdale, q.v., adm.
(D) 826; K.C.B. 777; K.C.M.G.
796
— Chas., Ld. Sess. 519
— hom. Ch., Dep. Tr. Sc.
497
— Chas. Lemm. Br., gen. (ID)
905; L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936; Lt.
T.L. 322
— Ed. F., Ld. Sess. 521; S.G.
Sc. 527
— Fk., G. Gren. 724; gen. (A)
861; L.G. Dmca. 730
— Fk., gen. (ID) 910
— sir Fk. Lew., adm. (A) 820;
K.C.B. 776
— Horatio Lawr. Arth. Lenn.,
adm. (IH)853
— Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Jas., gem. (B) 864
— Jno., adm. (A) 820
— Jno., gem. (IO)903
— Jno., L.P.S. Sc. 501; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Jno. and Sir J., Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515; Ld. Sess. 518; Sec.
St. Sc. 502
— Sir Jno. aft. 5th E. of Lau-
derdale, q.v., Ld. Sess. 520.
— Lew., adm. (IHI) 850
— Peregr, and sir P., C.C.
Mdras. 657; G.C.B. 769;
G. C.G.H. 679; G. N. Sc. 695;
G. Upp. Can. 692; gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 775
— Rd., aft. 4th E. of Lauder-
dale, Dep. Tr. Sc. 497
— sir Rd. (Lethington), Tu.P.S.
Sc. 501; Ld. Sess. 517-8
— sir Rd. (Pittrichie) Ld.
Sess. 519
Rt., Ld. Sess. 518
Th., Ld. Sess. 521; S.G. Sc.
527
hon. Th. and Sir T., B.C.
252; Com. Io. Isl. 129; G.C.B.
767; G.C.H. 786; G.C.M.G.
794; G. Ceyl. 672; G. Mlta.
671; gen. (B) 867; Gr. M.
M.G. 794; P.C. 207
— sir Th., aft. 11th E. of
Lauderdale, q.v., adm. (D)
831; (E) 834
— Wnn. and Sir W., Tud. Sess.
517-8; Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Wm. Ja.s., C.I.E. 808
— hon. Wm. Mord., gen. (A)
861
Majendie, Hy. Wm., b.p. Bgr.
426; bp. Chest. 477
wº orianus, J. V., Emp.W.E.
9
Majoribanks,
banks
Makdougall, see Macdougall
Makdougall-Brisbane, see
Brisbane
Makellan, see Mackellan
Makemade, Wm., Rec. Lond.
493
8ee Marjori-
Makeson, see Mackeston
Mal, K. Ir. 21 º
Malachy (O'Morgair), bp.
Arm. 595 ; bp. Chr. 603; bp.
Down, 603
— (3), bp. Down, 603
— I. and II., K. Ir, 22
IMala.kine, Nichs. M.M., 246
Malalo, Th., A.G. Ir, 588
Malartic, Comte de, G. Mtius.
683
Malberthorp, Rt. de, C.J.K.B.
369; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371
Malcallan, bp. Clonf. 635
*IMIalchus (or Macrobius), bp.
Glend. 615
bp. Wíord. 626
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Malclerk, see Mauclerk
Malcolm, bp. Cness. 531
— I. to IV., K. Sc. 19
— Alexr., Ld. Sess. 520
— sir Ch., adm. (ID) 824
— Geo. and Sir G. (No. 1),
G.C.B. 771 ; gen. (D) 902;
I.C.B. 779
— Geo. and sir G. (No. 2),
gen. (ID) 907
— Geo. Alexr., gen. (ID) 893
— Geo. Jno., adm. (IHI) 852
— Jas., K.C.B. 775
— Jno. and sir J., G. Bbay.
659; G.C.B. 767; K.C.B. 775
— Pult. and sir P., adm. (A)
819; G.C.B. º
Malduinus, bp. St. Andr.
528
— K. Sc. 18
Malduit, see Mauduit
Malebysse, Rd., J. It. 366
Malepilys, B. de, M.M. 246
Malet, and Mallet,
— sir Alexr., Amb. G. St. 122;
R.C.E. 783
— Baldw., S.G. 401; S.L. 408
— Ed. B. and sir E., Amb.
Bgm. 123; Amb. Eg. 130 ;
Amb. Gmy. and Pr. 116;
Amb. TRy. 130 ; G.C.B. 773;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B. 783;
P.C. 220
— Fras., bp. Sal. 467; dri.
Linc. 448
— Jno., Clar. K.A. 328
— Jno., K.B. 761
— sir Louis, M.C.I. 647; P.C.
220; U.S. Ind. 236
— Rt., J.K.B. 371
— Th, and sir T., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 409
Malfechin, bp. Cld. 598
Maling, Chr. T., C. Exc. 281
— Irw. Ch., G. Gren. 724
— Th. Ja.s., adm. (A) 820
Malins, Rd. and sir R., Jud.
Com. 3.C. 363; p.6.2% º
417; V. Chanc. 390
Mºisius (2), bp. St. Andr.
Mallaby, Rt., gen. (D).932
Mºlarino, M. M., Pres. N.G.
7
Malleolus, M. P., C. Ro. 43
Mallet, see Malet
Mallory, Th., dn. Chest. 477
ãňňāş, lds., Wisc., and
Whartom Family.
— Th., visc., form. Th.
Wharton and lá. E. and M. of
W., q.v. (d. 1715)
Harris Family.
— Jas., 1st là. and E. Of,
form. Sir J. Harris, g. v. ;
Amb. Fr. 112 ; Amb. Pr. 118;
G.C.B. 771; L.L. Hants, 311
— Jas. Ed., 2nd E. of, form.
visc. Fitz-Harris, q.v.
G.C.M.G.'
Malmesbury, lds., visc., and E.
—CO727.
— Jas. How, 3rd E. of, F.
Sec. 228-9; G.C.E. 769; L.P.S.
241; P.C. 215
Malmore, bp. St. Andr. 528
Malo, see Mauley
ºlone, Anthy., Ch. Ex. Ir.
56
Anthy., S.L. Ir. 592
* Prob, same pers.
— Edmd., J.C.P. Ir. 582; S.L.
Ir, 592
— Rd., S.L. Ir. 592
>k
— (or O'Molan), Odo, dn.
Clonm, 600
Malore (or Malorre), Pet.,
J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. Ir. 578
Mºorie, Sir Rd., L.M. Lond.
Malorre, see Malore
Malpas, Hy., M. Chy. 394
Malpas, lds. and visc.
- — Geo., visc. (aft. 3rd E. of
Cholmondeley, q.v., K.B.
§ L.H.A. 177; L.L. Chesh.
— Geo., visc. (son of 3rd E. of
Cholmondeley), L.T. 156
Malscoed, abp. St. Dav. 463
Maitby, iii. pp. cnich. 433
bp. Dham. 479
— Th. Wats., 1st E. of, form.
T. W. Wentworth, q.v., aft.
M. Of Rockingham, q.v.
Maltravers, lds. Refer also
to E. Of Arundel and D. of
Norfolk
— Jno. FitzAlan, Id., L.M.
(1377 and 1383) 325
— —, ld., K.B. (1426) 756
— Jno., ld., K.B. (1464) 757
— Th., ld. (aft. E. of Arundel),
#. (1489) 758; K.G. (1474)
— Hy., ld, aft. E. of Arundel,
K.B. (1547) 760
— Jas., ld., K.B. (1616) 762
— Hy., ld., form. H. Howard,
q.v. (1616)
— Hy. C., ld., form. E. of
Surrey, q.v., aft. D. of Nor-
folk, q.v. (succ. 1842)
Mºugimensis, L. C., C. Ro.
— M. C., Dec. Ro. 38
Malvane (or O'Malone) Ma-
lach, dn. Rild. 619
Malvoisine, Wm., bp. Glasg.
536; bp. St. Andr. 529; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
Malyverer, see Mauleverer
Manmercinus, L. AE. (2), C
Ro. 40
— L.P., C. Ro. 38; M. AE., C.
Ro. 39; Di. Ro. (3), 39
., C. Ro. 37
— T. AE., C. R.O. 40
Mºercus, L. AE. (3), C. Ro.
37-
— T. AE., C. Ro. 38
Man, See also Mann
— Alexr., bp. Cness. 531
— Hy., gen. (D) 916
— Jno., dn. Glr. 440
Manby, Pet., dm. Dry. 602
— Th., adm. (A) 820
Mance, Hy. Chr., C.I.E. 807
Manchester, Wm, de, dm.
Lich. 445
—i
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1081
Manchester, E. and D. of
- Hy., 1st E. of, form. H
Montagu, and 1st visc. Man-
jºine, q.v., L.P.S. 240 ; L.T.
E.
— Wm., 2nd D. of, C.Y.G.
298; K.B. 764
→ *. 3rd D. of, L.L. Hunts.
— Geo., 4th D. of, Amb. Fr.
1.12; L.C.H. 295; L.L. Hunts.
309; P.C. 203
— Wm., 5th D. of, G. Jam.
713; L.L. Hunts. 309; Postm.
G. 238
+, win. Dr., 7th D. of, K.P.
— Louise F. A., DSS. of, M.
Robes, 304
Manchin, by. Llin, 621
Mancinus, A. H., C. Ro. 44
— C. H., C. Ro. 44
— L. H., C. Ro. 44
Manclares, F., G. Trin. 721
Mandasa, Zem. of, C.I.E. 806
Mºders, Bd., L.M. Dbln.
Manderstone, Jno. L. Prov.
mb. 548
Mandevil and Mandeville
— Geoffr. de (1, 2, 3), Const.
T.I.. 320
— Geoffr. de (No. 2), E. of
Essex, J. It, 365
— Jno., dm. Pboro. 458
— J. H., Amb. R. Pl. 136;
Amb. TRy. 129
— Wrm. de, Const, T.L. (Hen.
I.) 320
— Wm. de, E. of Albemarle
; E. of Essex, q.v., Ch. Jr.
Mandeville, visc.
— Hy., 1st Visc., form. 1d.
Montagu, q.v., aft, 1st E. of
Manchester, q.v., C.G.S. 356
Mºduce, Vinc. Ct., K.C.M.G.
7 *
Manett, Th., gen. (D) 881
Manfeld, Rt., M.M. 246
Manfield, Rt., M. Chy. 394
Manfred, K. Scy. 55
Mangal, Sing, C.I.E. 806
Mangin, Reuben Call., adm.
(ID) 826
Mangles, Cec., gen, (D) 928
— Ross Don., Chn. E.I. Co.
646; M.C.I. 646
Manilius, MI., C. Ro. 44
— P., C. R.O. 45
Manisty, Hy, and sir H., J.
Q.B.D. 374; Q.C. 417
Manley, sir Fras., S.L. 410
— Isaac Geo., adm. (A) 818
— J., S.T.R. 271
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— Pet, de, J. It. 369
— Wm., S.L. 412
— Wm., C. Exc. 281–2
Mann, see also Man
— Corn., gen. (C) 875
— Goth., gem. (A) 861
— Gother Flº., gen. (D) 911
— Hy., bp. S. and M. 483; dn.
Chest, 477
— sir Horace, Amb. Tusc.
115; IV.B. 765
'*— Th., S. S
Mann—cont.
Fºsaac, bp. Cork and R.
— Jas. Rt., gen. (D) 911
— Rt. (No. 1), adm. (A) 814;
L. Admy. 179
— Rt. (No. 2), adm. (A) 816;
L. Admy, 180
Manners, ld. Ch., gen. (C) 871
. Ch. , Hy. Som., gen.
(A) 863; K.C.B. 776 .
— Fras., aft. 6th E. of Rut-
land, q.v., K.B. 761
— Hy. Herb., K.H. 791
— lil. Jno. J. R., aft. 7th D.
of Rutland, C.D.L. 243;
C.W.P.B. 272; G.C.B. 773;
P.C. 215; Postm. G. 239
— Rt., gen. (A) 860
— Id. Rt. Wm., gen. (A) 858
— lá. Rt. Wm., gen. (C) 875
— Russ., gen. (A) 859
— Russ. Hy., adm. (H) 847
Manners, lds.
— Th., 1st là., form. Th. Man-
ners-Sutton, q.v., P.C. 208,210
Manners-Sutton, see Sutton
Mannesin, Pet., bp. Oss. 620
TMIanning, Hy. Dimsd., gen.
(ID) 918
— Jas., C.C.J. 403; P.P. 417;
S.L. 413
— Th., bp. Suff. Ipsw. 455
Th., dn, Winds. 474
Th., M. Chy. 394
t. 222
* Prob. same pers.
Mºningham, —, adm. Ind.
7
— Ch. Wnn., Tell. Ex. 168
— Coote, gen. (C) 873
Th., b.p. Chich. 433; dm.
WindS. 474
Manningham-Buller,
Buller
Manny, Walt. de, aft. li. M.,
R.B. 755; K.G. 733; L.H.A.
171-2 *
Mansel and Mansell
— Arth. Lukis, adm. (IH) 852
Hy. Longv., dn. St. P. 453
Jno., Const. T.L. 320;
L.E. 353
*— Jno., W.C.P. 317
* Poss. same pers.
— Jno., gen. (B) 866
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Rt. Chr., gen. (D) 884;
E.H. 790
— Th. (No. 1), adm. (IHI) 847
— Th. (No. 2) and Sir T., adm.
(HI) 845; K.C.H. 789
— Th., see ld. M., infra
Wnn. L., bp. Brl. 439
Mansell, lds.
— Th. and sir T., aft. Id. M.,
Compt. H. 292; L.T. 156;
P.C. 195; Tell. Ex. 167
Mansfield. Ch. Ed. and Sir
C., Amb. išu. 135; Amb. Rima.
128; Amb. U.S.C. 134; Amb.
Vza. 135; K.C.M.G. 799
— Hy, de, dm. Linc. 448
Jas. and Sir J., C.J.C.P.
376; C.J. Chest. 386; K.C.
#; P.C. 207; S.G. 402; S.L.
41
— I
×
Sø62
Sk
— Wnn. Rose and sir R., aft.
ld. Sandhurst, q.v., C.C. Bbay.
, 660 ; C.C. Ind. 651 ; Comm.
F. Ir, 564; G.C.B. 770; G.C.S.I.
801; gen. (D) 892; K.C.B.
778; K.C.S.I. 802
Manuel, I.
Mansfield, lds., visc. and E.
Cavendish Family.
— Wm., visc., aft. E. of New-
castle, form. W. Cavendish
(1610), q.v.
Murray Family.
— Wrm., 1st Id., form. Wm.
Murray, q.v., aft. 1st E. of
Mºnaheid: Ch. Ex. 165; P.C.
— Dav., 2nd E. of, form. visc.
Stormont, q.v., L.P.C. 188 -
— Dav. Wm., 3rd E. of, K.T.
748; L.L. Clkmn. 509
— Wm. Dav., 4th E. of, K.T.
748; L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; L.L.
Clkmn. 509
wº Sing Ressaldar, C.I.E.
7
Mºson, Alexr. Rt., gen. (D)
— Ja.s., gen. (ID) 894
— (or Monson), Jno., K.B., 763
Mant, Rd., bp. Down and
Cmr. 604; bp. Down, C. and
D. 605; bp. Killoe and Kilf.
635
Mºntaners, Jno., G. Ch. Isl.
7
Mantel, Rt., J. It. 365; Jy. 363
and II., Emp.
E.E. 51
— I. to III., Emp. Tzde. 98
Manwaring, see Mainwaring
Manwood, Pet., K.B. 761
— Rog., C.B. Ex. 381; J.C.P.
378; S.L. 408
Mºzaro, Giac. Cal., K.C.M.G.
7
Maol-Ceachlin, I. and II.,
R. [r. 21
Maolcobha, K. Ir. 21
Map, Walt., J. It, 365
Mapenore, Hugh de,
Her. 441 ; dm. Her. 442
Mapilton, Hugh de, bp. Oss.
20; dm. St. Pat. 617; Ld.
Treas. Ir, 558
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Mºgies, Jno. Ford., adm. (KI)
5
Maplesden, Jarv., L.G. Gr.
Hosp. 854
Mapletoft, Rt., dn. Ely, 435
Maq–, see Macq—
Mar, Rt., bp. Brn. 530
Mar, E. of
— Wm., E. of, L.G.C. Sc.
(1266) 506
of, Tu.G.C. Sc.
— Jno. E. of (d. 1632), L.H.T.
739
bp.
(1358) 506
497; K.G.
— Jno., E. of (d. 1732), K.T.
747; P.C. 195; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Mara, see Mare
Marbury, see Merbury
Marcellinus, P. Ro. 33
C. C. L., C. Ro. 46
Marcellus I. and II., P. Ro.
33, 35
— C. C. (2), C. Ro. 46
— M. C., C. Ro. 40, 41, 43, 44,
46; Dt. R.O. 41
— Q. C., C. Ro. 43
Marceur, Jno., M.M. 246
March, Wnn. Hy., gen. (ID) 900
March, E. of, see also E. of
Wemyss and E. of Ulster
Mortimer Family (see also
'wºnden" Mortimer).
— Rog., 1st E. of, form. R.
Mortinier, q.v.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
69
1082
INDEX OF NAMES,
March, E. of comt.
— Rog., 2nd E. of, K.G. 733;
L.L. Ir. 551-2; W.C.P. 318
-Fºund. 3rd E. of, L.L. Ir.
— Rog., 4th E. of, K.B. 755
— Edm., 5th E. of, K.B. 756;
L.H.A. 174; L.L. Ir. 552
Stuart Family.
— Esmé, 1st E. of, aft. D. of
Lenox (1624), q.v.
— Ja.s., 2nd E. of, aft. D. of
Lenox (1633), q.v.; also D.
of Richmond, q.v.
Louglas Family.
— Wm., 3rd E. of, aft. 4th D.
of Queensberry, q.v., K.T.
747; V.A. Sc. 499
Gordom-Lemmoa. Family.
— Ch. Hy., E. of, aft. 6th D.
of Richmond and G., q.v.
Marchant, E. of, see Camp-
bell
Marchant, Le, -
— Den. and Sir D., Sec. B.T.
§ Sec, Tr. 163; U.S. Home,
— Jno. Gasp. and sir G.
(No. 1), G. Mlta. 671; G.N. Sc.
§: G. Newfa, 700; gen. (C)
— Sir Jno. Gasp. (No. 2), C.C.
Mdras, 658; G.C.M.G. 795;
gen, (D) 892; K.C.B. 783
— Rt. Porr., Blf. Gsey. 669
Marchia, Wm. de, bp. B. and
W. 427; L.H.T. 152
Marcianus, Emp. E.E. 50
Marchmont, E. of
— Patr., 1st E. of, form. P.
Polwarth and 8th 1d, P., q.v.;
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546
— Alexr., 2nd E. of, K.T. 747;
P.C. 197
Hugh, 3rd E. of, L.K. Sc.
503; P.C. 201
Marcluith, bp. Llff. 448
Marcoran, Georgio and Sir
# G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G.
Marcus and Mark
— (or Maurice), bp. Isl. 539 ;
bp. S. and M. 483; Ld. Ch. Sc.
515
— P. Ro, 33
Mardall, Frag., gen. (D) 923
Mare and Mara,
— Hy. de la, C.J.C.P. 375;
J.C.P. 376; Jy. 364
— Sir Peter de la, Sp. H.C.
248
— Regd. de la, K.B. 755
Mares call and Mareschall,
See also Marischal and Mar-
shall
— Ger, le, bp. Lim. 638
— (or Marescallus), Jno., J.
It. 367
— Th. de, S.L. 406
— Wm. de, B. Ex. 382
— Wrm., Jy. 363
m., E. of Pembroke,
W.C.P. (1138-9) 317
Maret, Off. Nap. 26
Mºst , Rt. Pip., Blf. Jsey.
Mareyn (or Marnia), Angel,
K.B. 760
Margall, Pres. Sp. 87
Maº: C. Hld. 82
— C, Hlt. 82
— (of Anjou), Q.C.E. 7
*
Margaret—cont.
— (of France), Q.C.E. 7
. DR. 93 *
*ºmº,
— Q. Sc. 19
. SW. 92
→ (or Austria) (2), R. Nds
— (dau. Hy. III.), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (iss, Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (dau. Edw. IV.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Hy. VII.), Pr. E. 12
12 (g. dau. Hy. VII.), Pr. E.
— (dau. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E. 13
— I. and II., C. Firs. 81
— -Beatr.-Feod, (g. dau, Q,
Victoria), Pr. E. 15
— Vict. - Aug. - Charl. - Nora-
Maud (g, dau. Q. Victoria),
Pr. E. 16
Mºsary, Hy. Josh., gem. (D)
9
sºmºmº-
‘Margetson, Jas., abp. Arm.
596; abp. Dbln. and Gl. 616;
du. Chr. Ch. Lºblm, 618; dri.
Dry. 602; dri. Wíord. 628
Maria, see also Mary
— I. and II., Q, Pgl. 88-9
—-Beatrix, D. Mda. 53
— -Louisa, D. Luc. 52
— -Louisa, D. Pnna. 54
— -Louisa, Emp. Fr. 25
— -Theresa, E. Gmy. 62
—-Theresa, Q. Hgy, 60.
Marie-Alexandra-Victoria (g.
dau. Q. Victoria), Pr. E. 16
Marines, Hugh de, dm. St. P.
452
Marinus, see also Martin
RO.3:
*
*
Maris, Wm. de, dn. St. P.
452
Mareschall, see Marescall
Marischal, Earls, 866 also
Marescall
Wm., E., L.P.S. Sc. (1660)
501
Geo., E., gem. (B) (1711)
864
Marisco, Geoffy, de, L.L. Ir,
550
— Sir Jno. Fitz-Geoffr. de,
II.J. Ir. 550
— Rd. de, B. Ex. 382; bp.
Dham. 478; Jy. 364; Ld.
Cºzanc, 353
Wm. de S., bp. Llff. 449
Mºscis, Rt. de, dra. Linc
44
Marius, C. (7), C. Ro. 45
Marjoribanks and Majori-
banks
— Campb., Chn. E.I. Co. 645
— hon. Ed., Compt. H. 293;
P.C. 220
— Jno., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
— Th. and sir T., Ld. Clk.
Reg, 525; Ld. Sess, 518
Mark. see Marcus
marithy, wºm, K.C.I.E. 805
Markham, Flº, gen. (D) 887
— Geo., dn. Yk. 487
— Jno., adm. (A) 817; L.
Admy, 180-1
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Jno. and Sir J., C.J.K.B
370; J.K.B. 371; K.B. 756;
S.L. 407
— Sir Jno., Lt. T.L. 321
— Rt., K.B. 757
Markham—cont.
— Wrm., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Chest. 477; dri. Chr, Ch, Oxf.
457; dm. Roch. 461; P.C. 203
Markland, Jno. D. and Sir J.,
adm. (H)844; K.C.H. 789
Marlay and Marley
— Geo., bp. Drom, 605 t
— Rd., bp. Wíord. and L. 627;
bp. Clonf, and I.C. 636; din.
Berns, 623
Th., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B. Ex.
Ir, 583; C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; S.G.
Ir. 589
— Th., gen. (C) 875
Marlebergh, Th. de, K.B.
(1324) 754
Marlborough, E. and D. of
Ley Family.
— Jas., 3rd E. of, form. Sir
Jas. and lá. Ley, q.v., B.T.
3
Churchill Family.
— Jno., 1st E. and D. of,
form. li. Churchill, q.v., C.
Ch. 855; Capt. Gen. 855; K.G.,
741; M.G.O. 258; P.C. 193-4
— Ch., 3rd D. of and 5th E. of
Sunderland, gen, (A) 857;
K.G. 741; L.S.H. 290 ; L.P.S.
241; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 199
— Geo., 4th D. of, K.G. 742;
L.C.H. 295; L.L., Oxon. 311;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 201
,--Geo., 6th D. of, L.L. Oxon.
3.11
— Jno. Winst., 7th D. of, Jud.
Com, P.C. 361; K.G. 745;
L.L. Ir. 558; L.L. Oxon. 311;
#0. 188; L.S.H. 290 ; P.C.
— Sarah, Dss. of, Gr. St. and
M. Robes. 303
Marley, see Marlay
Marlow, Benj., adm. (A) 815
— Wrm. Bidd., gen, (D) 897
wºlowe, IRd., L.M. Lond.
Marmion, Rt., J. It. 366; Jy.
363
Marrmont, Off. Nap. 26
Marmora, Geml., G.C.B. 769
Marney, Sir Hy., aft. 1st là.
M. Çiği. 343;"dºg.”gå.
#. 759; K.G. 737; L.P.S.
Marnia, see Mareyn
wºny, Hugh de, dn. St. P.
Maroffe, Mart., Cal. P.A. 342;
R. Dr. P.A. 338; Yk. H. 334
Mºjowe, Wm., L.M. Lond.
49
Marquis, Jas., gem. (D) 925
Marr, E. of, see Mar
Mºriott, Hayes, gem. (D)
— Jas. and Sir J., J. Adm. Ct.
423; K. Adv. 422
— Rand., gen. (C) 873
— Th., gen. (C) 872
— Th. Beck. F., gen.
908
— Wm. Fk., gen. (D) 909
— Wm. Thad. and sir W.,
J.A.G. 937; P.C. 220; Q.C.
419
Mºryat, Jos. Hy., adm. (IH)
85
— Saml., K.C. 416
Marrow, Th., S.L. 408
Marsack, Arth. Bech., gen
(D) 927
(D)
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1083
Marsden, Alexr., C. Exc. Ir
566; U.S. II. 563
— Saml. Ed., b.p. Bhurst.,
N.S.W. 704
– Wm, Sec. Adm. 186-7
— Wm. Ed., gen. (D) 931
Marsh, Digby, adm. (G) 842
— Fras., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; bp. Ard. 608; b.p. Kilm.
and Ard. 607; dri. Arm. 597;
dn. Cnr. 605
— Herb., bp. Llff. 449; bp.
Pboro. 458
— Jas., gen. (A) 859
— Jerem., dn. Kilm. 609
— Jno. Barling, adm. (H) 850
— Narc., abp. Arm. 596; abp.
Dbln. and Gl. 616; abp.
Cash, and Iºml. 626; bp. Ferns
and L. 622; L.J. Ir. 555
— Ralph de, J. It. 368
— Rd., dm. Yk. 487
— Wm. Hy. and Sir W., G.
H. Kong, 673; K.C.M.G. 798
Marshal and Marshall, see
also Marescall
— Anthy., gen, (D) 890
Tºir Chapm., L.M. Lond.
— Dyson, K.C.B. 775
— Fk., gen, (D) 918
— Geo., IK.H. 792
— Geo. W., R. Cr. P.A. 336
— Sir Hy., L.M. Lond, 491
—ºy. bp. Exr. 436; dn. Yk.
— Hub., gen. (D) 900
— Jno., b.p. Llff. 449
— Jno., IK.H. 790
— Jno. L.M. 325
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 521
— Jno., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Sir Jno., adm. (D) 829 ;
IK.C.H. 788
— Josiah, gen. (ID) 876
— Rd., dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
→ * J.C.P. Ir. 582; S.L. Ir.
592
— Saml., J. Chest, 387; S.L.
412
— Th., dm. Glr. 440
— Th. H., C.C.J. 403
— Wm., aft. 2nd E. of Pem-
broke, q.v., L.M. (1199) 325
— Wm. Bainbr., gen. (D) 911
— Wrm. Hy., gen. (ID) 888
Marsham, Hy. Show. Jones,
adm. (IHI) 847
Marston. See also Merston
Tº Ed Gi. Gen. (pºſs
Martel, Ph., M. Chy. 393
Marten, see also Martin
— Alfr. Geo., Q.C. 419
— Fras., adm. (IHI) 851
— Harry, C.I.E. 807
— Hy., see Martin
Marter, Rd. Jas. Combe, gen.
(ID) 935
Mºtimprey.Gen. de, K.C.B.
77
Martin, see also Marten and
artyn
— bp. Arg. 537
— bp. Killa. 612
— K. Arr. 86
— I. and II., K. Scy. 56
— I. to V., P. Ro. 33-4-5
— Anthy., bp. Mth. 599; dim.
Wford. 628
— Anthy. Geo., gen. (IB) 866
— Arth. Geo., gen. (C) 872
— Edm., dn. Worc. 473
— Ed., dn. Ely, 435
JFog"
Martin—cont.
— Frag., B1. M. T.A. 337;
Clar. K.A. 328; Norr. I.A.
330; Winds. H. 332
— Sir Geo., adm. (A) 817; (B)
821; (C) 822; G.C.B. 768;
G.C.M.G. 794; K.C.B. 773
— Hy., K.C. 415
— Hy., M. Chy. 397
— (or Marten), Hy. and Sir
H., Ch. Lond. 422; D. Arch,
420; J. Adm. Ct. 423; J. Pr.
Ct. 421
— sir Hy., Compt. N. 257
— Hy. Byam and Sir H.,
adm. (D) 830; K.C.B. 777
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Jno., gen. (ID) 883
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Lom., S.L. 412
— Moel, bp. Kild. 616
— Nathl., C. Exc. 278
— Pet., J.C.P. Ir. 581
Ph., gen. (A) 860
Rd., bp. St. Daw. 464
— Rd., b.p. Wíord and L. 627
— Rd., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Rd., Bec. Lond, 494
— Sir Rd., L.M. Lond. 491 ;
M.M. 246
— Rd. Junr., M.M. 246
— Sir Rog., Tu.M. Lond. 490
— Saml., Sec. Tr. 163
— Saml. and sir S., B. Ex.
385; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
218; Q.C. 417; S.L. 413
— Theod., I.C.C.B. 783
– "hº gen. (D) 885; K.H.
7
— Th., adm. (G) 841
— Th. Byam and sir T., adm.
(A) 818; (B) 821; (C) 822;
Compt. N. 257; G.C.B. 768;
K.C.B. 774
— Hutch. Mang., adm. (H)
852
— Wm., adm. (A) 814
— Wm. Fansh. and Sir W.,
adm. (C) 822; (D) 830;
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 779; L.
Admy. 184
Mºtinden, Gabr., K.C.B.
77
IMartineau, Alf., C.C.J. 405
Martinez, T., Pres. Nic. 106
Martinier, Th., G. I. Man,
666
IMartival, Rog. de, dn. Linc.
448; bp. Sal. 467
Martley, Hy, Land. J. Ir. 587
Marton, Jno. de, M. Chy. 393
Wm. de, count, gen. (C)
j
*
871
Martyn, See also Martin
— Dav., b.p. St. Dav. 464
— Edm., M. Chy. 394
— J., dm. Bgr. 426
— Rd., C. St. 283
— Rd., M. Chy. 394
Wm., J. It. 369
× Wm., K.B. 759
*— Wm., L.M. Lond, 490
* Poss. same pers.
Martyns, see Mertins
Mary (of Hanover), Prss., Cr.
Ind. 810
— (dau. Stephen), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Edw. IV.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Hy. VII.), Pr. E. 12
— (dau. Hen. VIII.), Pr. E.
12; aft. Q.E. vide infra
sº
Mary—cont.
— (dau. Jas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— (dau. of Ch. I.), Pr. E. 13
— (dau. Q. Anne) (2) Pr. E. 14
— (dau. Jas. II.), Pr. E. 13
— (dau. Geo. II.), Pr. E. 14
— (dau. Geo. III.), Pr. E. 15
— (de Bohun), Q.C.E. 7
— (of Modena), Q.C.E. 8
.E. 5-6
. Scy. 56
— (of Aus.), R. Nds. 82
— -Adel.-Wilh.-Eliz. (g. dall.
Geo. III.), aft. DSS. Teck, Pr.
E. 15; Cr. Ind. 809
— -Anne (of Aus.), R. Nds. 83
— -Christina, R. Nds. 83
— -Eliz., R. Nds. 83
— -Vict. (g. dau. Q. Victoria),
Pr. E. 16
Maryborough, Wm., ld.,
form. Hon. W. Wellesley-
Pole, q.v., aft. E. of Morn-
ington, q.v., G.C.H. 786; L.T.
; M.B.H. 303; Postm. G.
3
Masca, Pand., bp. Norw. 454;
Const. T.L. 320
Mºſcareen, Paul., gen. (C)
IMaschal, Rt., b.p. Her. 441
Mascoed, abp. St. Dav. 463
IMaseres, Fras., Curs. B. EX.
386
Masham, Fras. C., M. Chy.
and Acct. G. 396
— Sam]., see lil. M., infra,
Masham, lds.
— Saml., aft. li. M. Coff. H.,
293
Maskelyne, Nev., Astr. Roy.
941
Maso, C. P., C. Ro. 43
Mason, Ch. Cr., gen. (D) 915
— Chr., adm. (A) 816
— Edm., dr. Sal. 468
— Fras. and sir F., adm. (D)
825; K.C.B. 777
— Geo., adm. (H) 851
— Geo., bp. S. and M., 484
— Sir Jno., dn. Winch. 471
— Jno. Monk, C. Cus. Ir. 565;
gººse. Ir. 566; C. Treas. Ir.
6
— Rt., Rec. Lond. 494
— Th. Hy., adm. (E) 835 ;
(E') 838
Massena, Off. Nap. 26
Massereene and Ferrard,
Visc.
— Jno. Skeff.,
1831), K.P. 751
— Clotw. Jno. E., visc. (succ.
1863), L.L. Louth, 570
Massey and Massy
— Ch., dn. Lim. 640
— Jno., dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf, 457
— Wnn. Godf. Dunh., gen.
(D) 930
— Wm. N., P.C. 217; U.S.
Home, 228
Massey - Beresford,
|Beresford
Massie, Th. Leeke, adm. (ID)
832; (E) 838
Massingberd, Vinc.
adm. (IHI) 849
Masson, Louis Fras. Rod., G.
Queb. 694
Massy, see Massey
Master, Jas., adm. (D) 825
visc. (succ.
Sø62
Amc.,
List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
69 &
1084
INDEX OF NAMES,
Masters, –, G. Tob. 723
wºulio, Criss., Prel. M.G.
79%
Mºhair, Concen, bp. Emly,
Matham, Wm., L.T. 154
Mathew, see Matthew
Matheson, Don, K.C.B. 784
— Sir Ja.s., L.T.u. Ross. 512
— Th., gem. (D) 893
Matho, M. P. (2), C. Ro. 43
IMIatilda, see also Maud
— D. Thy. 37
— (of Boulogne), Q.C.E. 7
— (of Flanders), Q.C.E. 7
— (of Scotland), Q.C.E. 7
Matson, Ed., gem. (D) 891
— Rd., adm. (A) 820
Matsoyker, Jno., G. Ceyl, 672
Mattei, Ant., gem. (D) 916
IMatthaeus (or Machabaeus),
bp. Ross. 535
Matthew and Mathew
xt bp. Cloy. 630
*— bp. Kilmacd. 636
3% bp. Ross, 631
bp. W'ford, 626
(2) dr. Chich, 433
* Prob. Some same pers,
Comp. dates.
— I. and II., D. Line. 29
→ Browni. Hugh, gen. (ID)
— Ed., G. Gren. 724; gen.
(A) 859
— Geo. B. and Sir G., Amb.
Arg. 136; Amb. BZl. 135;
Amb. C. Am. 134; Amb. I’gy.
136; Amb, U.S.C. 134; K.C.M.G.
797
-Higeo. Benv., G. Bah. Isl.
7
— Geo. Felt, C.I.E. 807
— Hy. Ja.s., bp. Lhore, 655
— Jas. Ch. and Sir J.,
Q.P.D. 374
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— hon. Mont., gen. (B) 867
— Tob., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Dham. 479; dum. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457; dri. Dham. 479
Sir Wim. (No. 1), G. Leew.
IS1. 727
— Wnn. (No. 2), G. Teew. Isl.
7
72
Matthews, Hy., H. Sec. 227;
P.C. 221; Q.C., 418
— Hy, Mont., C.I.E. 808
— Hy. Wm., gem. (D) 906
— Rt., S.L., 413
— Th., adm. (A) 813
— Wilk., Q.C. 417
Matthias. E. ge
* I a...iff. K. #gy. G0
— Emm., Amb. H. Ths. 120
Matthie, Jaš., gen. (IP) 896
Maturin, Gabr. Ja.s., dm.
Rild. 619; dry. St. Patr. 618
— Pet., dm. Killa. 614
Malclerk or Mauclerk,
Walt., by). Carl. 475; J. It.
367; L.H.T. 152
Malduit, see Mauduit
Maud, see also Matilda (dau.
Hy. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Stephen), Pr. E. 9
— (dau. Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— -Charl.-Mary-Vict. (g. dall.
Q. Victoria), Pr. E. 15
— Cornw. Osw., gen. (D) 928
— Fk. Fras. and Sir F., G.C.B.
771; gen. (D) 905; K.C.B.
81
xh
zk
J.
Maud—comt.
— Geo. Ashl., K.C.B. 784
— Jas. Ashl., K.C.H. 789
hon. I&t. Wm. Hy. dn. Clr.
598
Wm., adm. (IO) 826
Mºdesley, IRt., G.I. Man.
666
Mauduit and Malduit,
— Jno., J. It, 366; Jy. 363
— Peers, R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Winds. H. 331
— Rt., Jy. 364
— Wm., Jy. 363
TMaugere, bp. Worc. 472
Maugh old, bp. S. and M. 483
Mauhan, Ger., M.M. 245
Maule, Fras. IC.H. 790
— hon. Fox, aft. 2nd lå. Pan-
mure, and 11th E. of Dal-
housie, q.v., L.L. Forf. 510;
|P.C. 214 ; Pres. B.C. 254;
Sec. at W. 234; U.S. Home,
227; V.P.B.T. 269
— Hy., bp. Cloy, 631; bp.
Drom, 605; bp. Meath, 599;
dn. Cloy. 633
— Hy. Barl., gem. (ID) 931
— Jno., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
— Jno. Bl, Q.C. 418
— hon. L., S.G.O. 260
— Wm. Hy, and sir W., B. Ex.
385; J.C.l’. 380; Jud. Conn.
P.C. 361; K.C. 416; P.C. 216;
S.L. 413
Mauleverer or Malyverer, A.,
R.E. 759
Mauley or Malo Lacu, Pet.
de, J. It. 369
Mauley, lds.
- Pet, 7th 1d., K.B. (1400)
7
Maunsell, Flº., gen. (ID) 886
— FR, Rd., gen. (ID) 920
— Geo., dm. Llin. 624
— J., S. St. 222
— Th., gen. (D) 924
Mauntelle, Walt., K.B. 757
Mºrin, Mons, de, G. Mtius,
Mauregato, K. Sp. 85
*Maurice, abp. Cash, 624
*— bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
*— bp. Arm. 595
*— (or Hy.), bp. Kilf. 635
*— bp. Rilm. 607
on (of Blanchville), bp. Llin.
621
*— bp, Lond. 451; Tid. Chanc.
352
*— (2) bp. Ross. 631
>k (or Marcus), Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— El, Sxy. 78
— Emp. I.R. 50
— Lig. H. Csl. 72
— (g. son. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E. 13
Pl', OT. 83
(Pr. of Nassau), R. Nds. 83
K.G. 739 4
−iºr. (Ct. Pal, Rhine), K.G.
7
— Andr., dn. St. As. 463
— Ed., § OSS. 620
— Jas. Wilkes, adm. (IHI) 844
— Pet., dm. Bgr. 427
— Salm, adm. (A) 813
Mauritius (or Meuricus), bp.
IBgr. 425
— bp. Dmbl. 532
— (or Maurus), dn. Arm. 597
Maurus, see Mauritius
Mºysey, Hy. Way., gen. (D
— Sebr., gen. (IB) 869
Mºye. Leon, bp. B. and W
Mawley, see Mauley
Mawson, Ch., Chest. H. 331;
R. Cr. P.A. 335
— Matth., bp. Chich. 433;
bp. Ely, 435; º Llff. 449
— Rd., Pt.c. P.A. 337; Winds.
H. 331
Maxentius, Emp. Ro. 48
Mºrey, Anthy, dm. Winds.
47
Maximianus, H., Emp. Ro.
4
8
Maximilian, A.D. Aus. 58
— El. Bwa. 68
— Emp. Mex, 104
— K. Hgy. 60
— Wrm. (iss. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E.
13
— I. and II., E. Gnny. 62
*— I. (E. Gnny.), K.G. 737
— II. (E. Gmy.), R.G. 738
— -Emanuel, El. BVa. 68
— -Joseph I. and II.,
Bwa. 68; K. Bwa, 68
Maximinus, C. J. W., Emp.
RO. 47
Maximus, C. D. C., C. Ro. 42;
Dt. Ro. 42
EI,
. F., C. Ro. 43, 45; C. Ro.
— S. C., C. Ro. 41, 42, 43
Maxse, Flº. Aug., adm. (H)
850
Hy. Fitz-Berk., and sir H.,
G. HIgld. 670; G. Newfol. 700;
E.C.M.G., 797
Maxwell, Alexr... gem. (ID) 903
Arch. Montg., K.H. 791
Ch., G. Si. Le, (1811) 685
>k
× Ch., G. St. Xtr., &c. (1819)
727
* 2 same pers.
*— Ch. Wm., G. Dnca, 730
sk
Ch. Wm., gen, (B) 869;
R.C.H. 789
* Prob. same pers.
— Ed., gen. (IB) 866
— Ed. Herb., gem. (D) 905
— Geo., gem. (ID) 898
— Geo. Cl., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Geo. Vaughan, gem. (D)
903; IK.C.B. 781
— hom. Hy., bp. Drom. 605;
bp. Mth. 599 ; dr. Kilm. 609
— sir Herb. Eust., L.T. 162
— Hy. Ham, gen. (D) 907
— Jas., Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jno., abp. Thi. 611; bp.
Killa, and Ach. 613; bp. Ross.
536; Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno., G. Bah. Isl. 710
— Sir Jno., Comm, Tr. Sc.
497-8; Ld. Sess. 520
— sir Jno., T.G.C. Sc. 506
— Jno. Balfour, adm.
842
— Jno. Harl, gen. (D) 907
-ºir Jno. Shaw, gen. (B)
(G)
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1085
cº
Maxwell—cont.
— Rt., b.p. Ard. 608; bp. Kilm.
and Ard. 607; dn. Arm. 597
— Rt., b.p. Ork. 535
— Rt., see lá. M., infra,
-ºir Murr., G. Pr. Ed. Isl.
— Patr., gen. (D) 914
— Wm., gen. (D).910
— Sir Wm., gen. (A) 860
— Wm. Rt., gen. (D) 901
— Sir Wm. Stirling-, K.T.
749
Maxwell, lds,
Rt., ld., L.H.A. Sc. (bet.
1502 and 1511) 499
Rt., ld, Ld. Sess. (1541) 517
May, Ch. Hy., adm. (HI) 851
— Geo. Aug. Ch., A.G. Ir. 589;
C.J.Q.B. Ir, 578; Pres. Q.B.D.
Ir. 578
— sir Hy., W.C.H. 296
— sir Humphry, C.D.L. 242;
M.R. 388
— Jno. and sir J., K.C.B. 775;
R.C.H. 787
— Rd. and Sir R., Curs. B. Ex.
386; B. Ex. 384
— Th., Chest. H. 331; R. Dr.
JP.A. 338
— Th. Ersk., aft. Id, Farn-
borough, q.v., K.C.B. 783;
P.C. 220
Wm., abp. Ylº. 486; dri. St.
P. 453
IMayart, Saml., J.C.P. Ir. 581
Maydenhithe, Jno. de, dm.
Chich. 434
Maydenstune, see Maidstone
Mayes, Jenk, dn. *
*mm-ºs.
&mºmº
OSS. 623
Mayhew, see also Maihewe
Tiſor ayo), Rd... bp. Her.
Maynard, Hy., Tell. Ex. 167
— Jno., K.B. 763
— Jno. and sir J., C.G.S. 357;
S.L. 409-10
— Th., C. Cus. 274-5
— W., G. Nev. 730
Maynard, lds, and visc.
— Wm., 2nd lá., Compt. H.
292; P.C. 191
— Ch., 6th lä., aft. 1st visc.,
L.L., Suff. 312
— Hy., 3rd visc., Tu.L. ESX.
308
Mayne, See also Maine
— Edmd., gen, (13) 864
— Ed., J.C.P. Ir, 582; J.K.B.
Ir. 579
— Jas. Edmol., gen. (ID) 915
— Jno., gen. (ID) 878
— Perry, adm. (A) 814
— Rd. and sir R., C.C.P. 261 ;
K.C.B., 782
— Rd. Ch., adm. (HI) 852
IMaynewaring, see Main-
waring
IMayo, see also Mayhew
— Th., Pres, Coll. Ph. 938
Mayo, visc, and E. of
— Jno., 1st visc. and E. of,
form. Jno. Bourke and
ld. NaaS, q.v.
— Jos. Deane, 3rd E. Of,
form. hom. J. D. TSourke, q.v.
— Jno., 4th E. Of, form. la.
Naas, q.v., L.C.H. 786
— Bd. Southw., 6th E. of,
form, ld. Naas, q.v., G.G. Ind.
649; R.P. 751
— Bl. Jul., Css. Of, Cr. Ind.
809
Mayow, Geo. Wyn., gen. (D)
904
Mead and Meade
— I'lc., gen. (ID) 892
— Ja.s., G. Monts. 729
— hon. Jno., gen. (B) 869
— Sir Jno., K.H. 789
Tºno Michl. de C., gen. (D)
9
— Nathl., S.L. 411
— Rd. Jno. and Sir R., C.I.E.
§ gen. (D) 923; K.C.S.I.
— hon. Rt., G. C.G.H. 679;
gen. (A) 861
— Rt. Hy., Regr. M.G. 799;
U.S.C. 236
— Rochr., K.H. 789
— Saml., C. Cus. 275-6
— Th., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— Th., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Wm., dm. Cork, 632
Meadows, see also Medows
— Ed., C. Tx. 285
— sir Ph., B.T. 263; C. Exc.
279
Meagh and TMiagh.
— Wm., b.p. Kild. 617; dm.
Kild, 619
Mºsher, Wm., L.M. Dbln.
Meales, see Meyler
Meares, Wm. Lew. Dev., gen.
(ID) 918
Mearms, D., Modr. K. Sc.
547
Meath, E. of
— Jno. Chambre, 10th E. of,
K.P. 751; L.L. Dbln. 569
— Wm., 11th E. of, L.L.
Wickl. 571
Mºutis, sir Pet., G. Gsey.
66
Meaux, Nichs. de, bp. S. and
M. 483
MI e c kle n burg-Strelitz,
IIered. Gr. D. of, G.C.B. 773
For reigning Dukes see
under their Christian
Il{LIT16S.
Medici, see page 57 -
Medicis, Jul. de, bp. Worc.
473
Mºlina, J. M., Pres. Holas.
1 -
Medjid, S. Zr. 102
Medley, Hy., adm. (A) 814
— Jno., bp. Foton. 696
— Jul. Geo., gen, (ID) 927
Medlicott and Medlycott
— Jas., M. Chy. 396
Medows, see also Meadows
Wm. and sir W., C.C.
Bbay. 659; C.C. Mdras, 657;
Comm. F. Ir. 564; G. Bbay.
659; G.G. Ind. 648; G. Mdras.
656; gen. (A) 859; K.B. 765
Mºuninus, L. F. (2), C. Ro.
Mee, Ch. Hy., gem. (I) 899
Meeres, sir J., L. Admy. 175-6
IMIeeze, Geo., adm. (A) 813
Meggott, Rd., dn. Winch.
471
Mehermet Ali, V. E.g. 98
Meiklejohn, Hugh, Modr. K.
Sc. 547
Mein, Geo., G. Trim. 722; gen,
(D) 918
Melbourne, visc.
— Wm., 2nd visc., form, hon,
Wm. Tamb, q.v., H. Sec. 227;
L.T., 160; Prem. 146-7
Melbourne, visc.—comt.
F. J., 3rd visc., form. hon.
F. J. Lamb, q.v., and lå.
Beauvale q.v.
Melchiades, P, Ro. 33
Melchuo, St., b.p. Ard, 607
Melcombe, Geo., ld., form. G.
Dodington, q.v.
Meldrum, Jas., Ld. Sess. 518
— Walt., b.p. Brn. 531
Meleborne, Jord. de, dn.
Chich. 433
Melfort, Jno., 1st visc. and E.
of, form. Jno. Drummond,
q.v., K.T. 747; Sec. St. Sc. 502
IMelgarejo, M., Pres. Bol. 109
Melhuish, see also Mellish
— Geo. Br., gen. (D) 911
Mell (St.), bp. Ard. 607
IMIeller, see Mellor
Mellersh, Arth., adm. (H)
849
Mellinet, Genl., K.C.B. 778
Mellish, see also Melhuish
— Ch., C. St. 284
— Ed., dn. Her. 442
— Geo. and sir G., Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; L.J. App. 389; P.C.
218; Q.C. 418
Rd., K.H. 790
Wm., C. Exc. 280
Wm., Sec. Tr. 163
* Prob. same pers.
Mºiss, Geo. Jul., gen. (ID)
31
IMellitus (or Miletus), (St.),
abp. Cant. 429; bp. Lond. 45
Mellor and Meller
— Jno., M. Chy. 396
— Jno. and sir J., J.Q. B. 373;
J.Q. B.D. 374; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 919; Q.C. 417; S.L.
414
— Jno. Wm., J.A.G. 937; P.C.
221; Q.C. 419
Melross, see Hamilton
Melton, Wm. de, abp. Yk.
485; L.H.T. 153; L.K. 354;
S. St. 222
Mºugimensis, M. C., C. Ro.
3
— S. C. C., C. Ro. 37
Melun, Rt. de, bp. Her. 441
Melvill alnd Melville
— hom. Alexr., Comm. Tr. Sc.
497
— Hy., gen. (D) 931
— Jas. Cosm., K.C.B. 782
Jno. and sir J., L. Prov.
Edinb. 548
Maxw., K.C.I.E. 805
Pet, Melr, I.C.13. 782
— Rt., G. Grem. 724; G. St.
Vim, 725; G. Tob. 723; gen.
(A) 858; (B) 865
— Sir Rt., Ld. Sess. 517
— Wrm., Ld. Sess. 518
Melville, lds., visc, and E. of,
See also Leven and Melville
Melville Family.
— Geo., 4th Id, aft. 1st E.
of, H.C.P. Sc. 508; L.P.S. 501;
Pres, P.C. Sc. 500; Sec. St. Sc
502
I) undas IFamily.
— Hy., 1st visc. form. H.
Dundas, q.v., L. Admy. 180
IP.C. 203, 208; Pres. Ił.C. 252
— Rt. S., 2nd visc., IX.T. 748;
L. Admy, 181-2; L.P.S. Sc.
501; Pres. B.C. 253
— Hy., 3rd visc., G.C.B. 770;
gen. (D) 884
smºsºme
xk $
*
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1086
INDEX OF NAMES.
Melwer, Conrad, M.M. 246
Memmius, C., C. Ro. 46
Mendip, Weibore, 1st là.,
form, Welbore Ellis, q.v.
wººds, Geo. Clarke, adm. (II)
— Wm. Bower, (D)
828; (G) 840
— Wm. Itt. and sir W., adm.
(F) 839; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
adm.
780
wºmendez, F., Pres. S. Salv.
106
— M., Pres. Pu. 109
Mensdorf, Ch., G.C.B. 769
— Ct. Alexr., K.C.B. 782
Menteith, E. of, see also Mon-
teith
— Wm., E. of, L.J. Gen.
(1628) 522; Ld. Sess. 517
Mento, C. J., C. Ro. 39
Menzies, Archd., C. Cus. Sc.
404
— Ch., gen. (ID 883; K.C. B.
779; K.H. 790
— Th., Compt. Sc. 498
— Wnn. Coll., gem. (ID) 909
Meones, Nichs., J.K.B. Ir. 578
Mºeham, Sim., abp. Cant.
Mephani, Rd., dn. Linc. 448
Merbury (or Marbury), Laur.,
D. Chanc. Ir. 575 ; l. Treas.
Ir, 558
Mercer, Alexr., gen. (A) 860
— Alexr. C., gem. (IX) 885
— Ch. McW., gen. (ID) 920
— Dougl., gen. (ID) 880
— Rt., gen. (ID) 889
— Saml., adm. (IHI) 850
— Wrm. T., G. H. Kong, 673
Mercier, Wm., bp. Cmr. 604
Merdyth, see Meredith
MIere, see Delamere
Meredith, Meredyth, and
Meridyth ; see also Mere-
dydd
— (ab Owain), Pr. Wls. 17
— (ap Owen), Pr. Wls, 16
— (ap Owen), Pr. Wls. 17
— Ch., dn. Ardf. 640
— Sir Ch., Ch. Ex. Ir. 562
— Sir Hy., Ch. Ex. Ir. 562
— Sir Hy., J. Admy. Ct. Ir.
587
— Jas., gem. (A) 862
— Rd., bp. Llim. 622; dri, St.
IPatr. 618
— Töd., dn. Wlls. 429
— Sir Rt., Comm. Ir, 554
— Rog., M. Chy. 396
— Th., gem. (IB) 864
— Sir Wm', L. Admy, 179
— Sir Wim., 12.C. 203; Compt.
. 292
Meredith, lds.
— Wrm., ld, form. la. Somer-
ville, q.v.
Meredydd, see also Meredith
— Pr. Wls. 17
— (ab Bleddyn), Pr. Wls. 17
T (ab Owain) (2), Pr. Wls, 16,
— (ap. Owain), Pr. Wls. 16
Merefield, Jno., S.L. 410
Merelay, Rog. de, J. It. 367
Merenda, T. A., Dec. Ro. 38
— S. C., C. Ro. 42
Meres, Rog. de, J.C.P. 378;
J. It. 369 ; S.L. 407
Mereschall, see Marescall
Merewell, Hy. de, bp. Winch.
Merewether, Ch. Geo., Q.C.
419
—i. Hy Alw., Q.C. 417; S.L.
— Jno., dn. Her. 442
— Wm. Lock, and Sir W.,
I.C.S.I. 803; M.C.I. 647
Merewith, bp, Wells, 427
Merfyn, see Mervyn
Merick, see Merrick
Mºington, Wm. de, A.G.
Merino, F. A. de, Pres. Dom.
Rep. 105
Meriton, Geo., dm. Pboro.
458; dri. York, 487
Merivale, Ch., dm. Ely, 435
— Herm., U.S.C. 235; U.S.
Ind. 236; U.S. W. and C.
232
Merkes, Th., bp. Carl. 475
Merlin, Ed., Pt.c. P.A. 337
Merovaeus, K. Fr. 22
Merrick and Merick,
also Meyrick
— Jno., b.p. S. and M. 483
— Rowl., bp. Bgr. 426
— Wm., gen. (C) 871
— Sir Wm., J. Pr. Ct. 421
Mºriman, Ch. Ja.s., gem. (D)
Søe
9
— Jno., b.p. Down and Cmr.
604
— N. J., b.p. Gr. Tm. 680
Merry, Anth., Amb. Dk. 127;
Amb. Fr. 112; Amb. Sw. 126;
Amb. U.S.A., 132
— Wnn., Dep. Sec. at W. 234
Mershton, see Merston
Merston. See also Marston
#j}. ix. 333
— (or Mershton), Wm. de,
A. G. 398
Mertins (or Martyns),
Geo., L.M. Lond. 491
Merton, Jno. de, M. Chy, 393
— (or Myrton), Th. de, L.H.T.
Sc. 496
— Walt. de, bp. Roch. 459;
Jy. 365; Ld. Chanc. 353; L.K.
353
— Wm. de, dm. Wells, 428
Merula, L. C., C. Ro. 43, 45
Mervyn, and
sir
— Pr. Wls. 17
— sir Audl., S.L. Ir. 591
— Edm, or Edw., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 408
Merwe, Walt., M.M. 246
Messala, M. V., C. Ro. 43-4
P. V., C. Ro. 47
Messenden, Rog. de, J.C.P.
377; Jy. 365
Messing, Rd., b.p. Drom, 604
Messiter, Ed., gen. (D) 893
Messutaz-ud-Dowlah, &c.,
IPr. Min. of Kotah, K.C.S.I.
803
Mesurier, Augs. Tue, C.I.E.
808
— Jno. Tie, gen. (IB) 870
— Jno. Le, gen. (D) 932
— Paul Le, L.M. Tuond. 492
— Wm. Abrm. Le, gen. (D)
896
Metallanus, K. Sc. 18
Metcalfe, C. T., see lil. M.,
infra,
— Th., C.D.L. 242
Wm. Ja.s., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
419
Metcalfe, lds.
— sir Ch. Theoph, aft, ld, M.,
G.C.B. 772; G. Can. 692; G.G.
Ind. 649; G. Jam, 713; P.C.
213
Metellus, C. C., C. Ro. 45
— L. C., C. Ro. 42, 44, 45, 46;
Dt. Ro. 43
— M. C., C. Ro. 45
— P. C., C. Ro. 45
T43 Q. C., C. Ro. 44-5-6; Dt. Ro.
3
Metford, see Mitford
Metge, l’et., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
S.L. Ir. 592
Metham, Th., K.B. 759
Methuen, Methven,
Methven
*— Jno., B.T. 263
*— Jno., Ld. Chanc. Ir. 576
* Jno., M. Chy. 396
* Poss. Same pers.
*— Jno., Sec. St. Sc. 501
sº Sir Jno. Tud. Clk. Reg.
5
and
* Prob. same pers.
— Paul and .sir P., Compt.
H. 292; K.B. 764; Ld. Admy.
177; L.T. 156; P.C. 196; S. St.
224; Tr. H. 291
Methwold, Wrm. and sir W.,
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; L.K. Ir. 576;
S.L. 409
Metingham, Jno. de, C.J.C.P.
375; J.K.B. 371; S.L. 406
Meuricus, see Mauritius
Meuron, Count C. D. de, gem.
(IB) 866
— Count Pierre F. de, gen.
(B) 866
Mew or Mews, Pet., bp. B.
and W. 428; bp. Winch. 471;
dn. Boch. 461
Mexborough, Jno., E. of,
form. Jno. Savile and 1d.
Pollington, q.v.
Mey, Jno., abp. Arm, 595; T.D.
Ir. 552
— Jno., b.p. Carl. 475
Meyden, Adr. Van der, G.
Ceyl. 672
Meyler (or Meales), Wm., dm.
Clonm. 600
Meynell, Edg. J., C.C.J.,405
— Hy., adm. (D) 829; (G) 840
— Rt., S.L. 408
Meyners, Rt. de, L.G.C. Sc.
506
Meyrick, see also Merrick
-i. Augs. Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
91
— Geo., gem. (B) 867
— sir Saml. R., K.H. 790
— Th., gen. (A) 861
Meywar, Bah. of, G.C.S.I. 801
Miagh, see Meagh
Micallef, Amt, and Sir A.,
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 796
*Michael, bp. Clr. 596
× bp. Gall, 538
× bp. Isl. 539
*— (of Exeter), bp. Oss. 620
* bp. S, and M. 483
Prob. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
— Emp. Tzde. 98
— I. and II., Pr. Tva. 60
— I. to III., Pr, Sva, 95
— I. to III., R. Russ, 89
— I. to VIII, Emp, E.E. 50-1
— -Fedorowitz, R. Russ, 90
— -Koributh-Wiesnowiski, K.
Pld. 91
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1087
Michael—comt.
— Jas., gen. (D).929
m, Hy., Q.C. 419
Michel and Micheli, See also
Mitchell
— Ch. Ed., gen. (D) 895
— Geo, gen, (A) 861
— Jno., gen. (A) 862
— Jno. and Sir J., Comm. F.
Ir. 564; F. M. 856; G.C.B.
770; gen. (D) 893; K.C.B. 778
— Ch. Cornw., K.H. 791
— Fo. Th., adm. (D) 831;
K.C.B. 779
— Hy., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B. Ex.
Ir, 582; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Jno., K.C.B. 779
— Jno, L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., M. Chy, 395
— Jno. Ed., gen. (D) 922
Mihelson, BOrgard, gen. (C)
Michie, Archd., K.C.M.G. 797
— Jno., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
Micklejohn, see Meiklejohn
Micklem, Ed., gen. (D) 934
Micklethwaite, Th., L.G.O.
259; L.T. 156
Middlemore, Geo., G. Gren.
724; G. St. Hel. 682; gen. (B)
869
Middlesex, E, of, See also
Dorset and M.
— Lion., E.
Cranfield, q.v.
— Ch., E. of, aft. 2nd D. of
Dorset, q.v., L.T. 157
Middleton, Midleton, and
Myddleton
— Ad. de, J. It, 369
— Ch., gem. (D) 883
— Ch. and sir (C., aft. 1st là.
Barham, q.v., adm. (A) 815;
Compt. 257; L. Admy. 180
— Chr., J. Adm. Ct. 422
— Fk. Dobs. and sir F., gen.
(D) 928; K.C.M.G. 798
—iºn Geo. Nat. Br., adm. (G)
— Jno. de, dm. Her. 442
— Jno. de, S.L. 407
— Marm., b.p. St. Dav. 464;
bp. Wíord, and L. 627
— Pet, de, J. It. 369
— Rd., L.L. Demb. 314
— Rd. de, J.C.P. 377; Jy.
; ; T.I.C. and Ld. Chanc.
353
— R. T. C., Amb. Vza. 135
. — Th. de, M. Chy. 394
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Th. Fansh., bp. Calc. 653
— Wnn, de, B. Ex. 382
— Wm. de, bp. Norw. 454
Middleton, E. of
Middleton Family.
Jno., 1st E. of, H.C.P. Sc.
507; Ld. Sess. 517; P.C. 190
Ch., 2nd E. of, Ld. Sess.
517; P.C. 192; S. St. 224; Sec.
St. Sc. 502
Midleton, visc.
fºodrick IFamily.
— Alan, 1st visc., form. li.
Brodrick, q.v., L.J. Ir. 556
— Geo., 4th Visc., L.L. Surr.
312
— Wm. Jno., 7th visc., form.
hon. W. J. Brodrick, q.v.
Middylton, see Middleton
Midleton, see Middleton
, Miecislas, I., D. Pld, 90; K.
Pld, 90-1
of, form. li.
Mighells, Jas., adm. (A) 813;
Compt. Nº. 257
Miguel, K. Pgl. 89
Miami V. K. Sva. 95
— Fras. Sf., D. of, K.G. 736
Milbanke and Millbanke
— Jno., C. Cus. Ir. 565
— Jno. Ralph, aft. Sir J. R.
Milbanke-Huskisson, (I.Q.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. BVa.
119; Amb. G. St. 122; Amb.
§º &c., 123; Amb. Tuss.
— Mark, adm. (A) 815; G.
. Newfol. 700
Mºorne, Sir Jno.,L.M. Lond.
9
Milbourne, Rd., bp. Carl.
Tiš, pp. §t. Dav. #64; an
Roch. 461
Mildmay, Benj., C. Exc. 279
— Sir Wim., Ch. Ex. 154
Miles, Ch. Wm., gem. (D) 912
— Jno., gen. (D) 930
— Josh., gen. (D) 916
— Wm., gen. (D) 888
Miletus, see Mellitus
Milford, Sussex Ch., gen. (D)
91
Milford, lds.
1st Creation.
— Rd., 1st là., form. Sir R.
Phillipps, q.v., L.L. Pemb.
316
2nd Creation.
— Rd. B., 1st ld, form. R. B.
Phillipps, q.v.
Millar, see also Miller
— Arth., bp. Edinb. 542; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
— Fk. Ch. Ja.s., Q.C. 419
— J., gem. (C) 874
— Jno., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
521; S.G. Sc. 527
— Jno. Cr., gen. (ID) 918
Wm., gen. (B) 869
Millars, Wnn. de, Const. W.
Cast. 322
Millbanke, see Milbanke
Miller, see also Millar
, K.C. 414
— Alexr. Ed. and sir A., Q.C.
419
— Coombe, dn, Chich. 434
— Dav., adm. (H) 852
— Ed., S.L. 411
— Ed. Ev., gen. (D) 916
— Geo. Murr., gen. (D) 925
— Hy, gem. (ID) 927
— Hy. Matth., adm. (H) 853
— Jas., gen. (D) 931
— Jno., gen. (C) 874
— Jno., IK.C. 416
— Sir Jno., Chambn. EX. 166
— Rt., C.C.J. 404; S.L. 413
— Stearne B., J. Bank. Ir. 587
— Th., adm. (E) 836, (P) 839
— Th., R. Dr. P.A. 337
— Th, and sir T., L.J. Clk.
516; L.P. Ct. Sess. 516; Ld.
Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 529
— Wrm., C.I.E. 807
— Wrm., K.H. 792
— Wm., see Millar
— Sir Wrm., Lud. Sess. 520
— Wrm. Hy., gen. (I)) 896
Milles, see also Mills
— Jer., dm. Exr. 438
— Th., bp. Wſord. and L. 627
— Th., gem. (D) 914
— Th., K.C. 415
Mºjigan, Wm., Modr. K. Sc.
47
-* -
Milling, Th., b.p. Her. 441
Millington, Fras., C. Cus.
273
Jno., S.L. 410
Mills, see also Milles
— Ch., Chm. E.I. Co. 645
— Ch., M.C.I. 646
—— Ch., K.C.M.G. 798
— Ch. Jas. Conw., gen. (D)
905
— Hy., gen. (D) 914
— Hy., Q.C. 418
— Rt. Wnn., gen. (D) 882
Milman, Egerton Ch. Wm.
Miles, gen. (ID) 897
— Sir Fras., Pres. Coll. Ph.
938
— Fras. Miles, gen. (D) 880
— Geo. Br., gem. (ID) 909
— Gustavus Ham. L., gen.
(D) 914
— Hy. Hart, dn. St. P. 453
— Rt., bp. Calc. 653
Milne, see also Mylne
× Alexr., C.W.F. &c. 272
*— Alexr. and Sir A., adm.
(B) 821; (ID) 832; (E) 834;
G.C.B. 770 ; L. Admy. 183-4;
E.C.B. 779, 782
* 2 same perS.
— Alexr., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516
— sir Dav., adm. (A) 819;
G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 775
— Hy., gem. (ID) 909
— Sir Jno., G. Gsey. 668
Milner, see also Mylner
— Geo., gen. (A) 860
— Hy. Rt., gen. (D) 889
— Is., dn. Carl. 476
Milnes, Jno., Sec. Adm. 187
— Rt. Monckton, aft. 1d.
Houghton, q.v.
Milo (of Dunstable), bp. Ard.
607
Milosch, I. and II.. I’r. Sva.
95
Milred, bp. Lindisf. 478
— bp. Worc. 472
Milton, Chr. and Sir Chr.,
B. Ex. 384; J.C.P. 379; S.L.
41
1
Wm., dm. Chich. 434
Milton, Visc.
Damer Family.
— Geo., visc., aft. 2nd E. of
Dorchester, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 206
I'itzwilliam Family.
— Wm. Th. Sp., visc., aft. 6th
E. Fitzwilliam, q.v.,
Yorks, W.R. 313
Miltown, Jos., 4th E. of, K.P.
1.
75
Milvani, Th., Q.C. 420
Milward, Clem, adm. (BI)
845
— Clem., Q.C. 418
— Rt., J. Chest. 387
— Rt., L.P.S. 240
— Th. and sir T., J. Chest.
386; S.L. 409
Minant, Hugh, bp. Lich, and
Cov. 443
Minchin, Humphr., Clk. O.
26
0
— Paul, adm. (A) 817
Minet, Wm., gem. (B) 868
Mingaye, Wm. Ja.s., adm.
(D) 829; (G) 840
Mings, sir Chr., adm. (A)
813
Minot, Th., abp. Dolm, and
Gl. 616; dri. St. Pat. 61
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1088
INDEX OF NAMES.
Minto, lds., visc., and E. of
*= &iib. 1st lá., visc. and
E. of, form. Sir G. Elliott,
q.v., Amb. Gmy. 117; G.G.
Ind. 648; Pres, B.C. 252
— Gilb., 2nd E. of, Amb. Pr.
118; Amb. Scy. 115; Amb.
Sda. 114; Amb. Swz. 113;
Amb. Tusc., &c. 115; G.C.B.
772; L. Admy, 182-3; L.P.S.
241; P.C, 212
-ºwn. Hugh, 3rd E. of, K.T.
C.I.E.
Mºmon, M., Pres, Mex,
1
Mir, Humayun, &c.,
806
Mirehouse, Jno., Comm.
Serjt Lond, 495
Mºemont, M. of, gen. (B)
Mºneia, Wm. de, M. Chy.
Mirfine, Th., L.M. Lond. 490
Miscelus, bp. Emly, 625
Missenden, Jas., S.L. 408
Mºham, Sim. de, dn. Sal.
—, -, M. Chy. 395
— Alexr. F., Mod. I. Sc. 547
— Andr, and Sir A., adm. (A)
816; K.B., 766
— Andr. and Sir A., Amb. Pr.
117; K.B. 765
— Arth., R.C.B. 784
— capt. —, G. Br. Hond. 714
— Ch. Bull. H. and sir C.,
G. Fiji,711; G. Leew. Isl. 728;
is W. Pacif. 711; I.C.M.G.,
79
— Day, bp. Abdn. 530
— sir Dav., adm. (A) 813; L.
Admy. 176-7
— Jno., gem. (TD) 886
— Jno., gem. (ID) 890
— Jno., gen. (D) 899
— Jno. Wr., gen. (TD) 898
— Sir Michl., L.M. Dbln. 640
— Pet., C.I.E. 807
— Rt., adm. (A) 814
— Wm. and Sir Wim., adm.
(A) 818; K.C.B. 773
Mºhinson, J., bp. Bdoes.
7
Mitford, sir Jno., aft, 1st 1d.
Redesdale, q.v., A.G. 400;
K.C. 415; Lid. Chanc. Ir. 577;
P.C. 206; S.G. 402; Sp. H.C.
250
IRegd. C. W., gem. (ID) 930
*— Rd., b.p. Chich. 433; bp.
Sal. 467; TI. Treas. Ir, 558
*— (or Metford), T&d., byp. St.
Dav. 464
* 2 same pers.
— Rt., adm. (H) 844
— Rt., C. Tx. 285
— Walt., dm. Wells, 429
Mitre, B., Pres. Arg. 110;
Pres. B. Ay. 110
Miza, Abbas Khan, C.I.E. 807
Mºerly, Arth. Sc., gen. (ID)
9
— Fras. Jno., gen. (D) 920
— Geo., bp. Sal. 467
Mocher, Flower, gem. (A) 858
Mocholmoc, see Colman
Mochuan, see Dachuan
Mocoach, bp. Saig. 620
Moctean, bp. Cld. 598
Modesley, Th., dn. Chest, 477
Modiford, Th. and Sir T., G.
Bdoes. 719; G. Jam. 712
Moedogair, bp. Ferms, 621
Moel-Brigid (or Brigidian),
bp. Arm. 595; bp. Bmly, 625;
bp. Rph. 601
Moelcob, bp. Arm. 595
Moeldarius, bp. Clonm. 599
Moeldoborean, bp. Kild. 616
Moeles, Jno. de, K.B. 755
*Moelisa, abp. Arm. 595; bp.
Cllr. 596
× I., bp. Arm. 595
>k bp. Clr. 596
*— (O’Dorigh), bp, Rph. 601
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Moeller, Jno. Geo. L., Sec.
Guelph, 792
Moelmorda, bp. Emly, 625
Moelmury, bp. Arm. 595
Moelpatrick, bp. Arm, 595
Moels, Nichs. de, W.C.P. 317
Moena, (St.), bp. Clonf. 635
Moengal, bp. Kild. 616
Moeran, Edw. B., dm. Down.
Moffat, Augs. K., gen. (ID) 914
* Nº.h. de, bp. Glasg. 536
IMIogaldus, K. Sc. 18
Mohamed, see Mahomed
Mohesh, Chandra Nyaratna,
C.I.E. 807
IMIohun and Moyun.
— sir Jno., K.G. 733
36 IRegd. de, J.C.P. 376; Jy.
64
— Ch., 5th lil., gem. (B) 864
Moigne, see Moygne f
Moir, Alexr. Wils., G. Virg.
Isl. 731
— Dav., bp. Brm. 541
Moira, Fras., E. of, aft. 1st
M. of Hastings, q.v., C.C. Ind.
650; Const. T.L. 321; G.G.
Ind. 648; gen. (A) 859; R.G.
743; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 207
Molend, IRog. de ; see Longes-
pee, Rog. de
Tſoleston, Adam de, K.B. 754
Molesworth, Arth., gen. (D)
876
—- Guilf. Linds., C.I.E. 806;
IC.C.I.E. 805
— Hender, G. Jam, 712
— Hickm. Th., gem. (ID) 911
— Jno., See visc. M., infra,
— Rd., see visc. M., infra,
— Rd. C., gen. (D) 891
— Rt., see visc. M., infra,
— sir Wm., . Sec.
C.W.P.B. 272; P.C. 216
— Wrm. Jno., see visc. M.,
infra
Yºº olesworth, visc.
— Rt., aft. 1st Visc. M., B.T.
264
— Jno., aft. 2nd visc. M., C.
St. 283
— Rd., 3rd visc., F.M. 856;
gen. (A) 857
— Tºt., aft. 5th visc. M., C.
Cus, Ir. 566
— Wnn. Jno., 6th Visc., gen.
(C) 874
Moleton, sir Th. de, L.H.A. 170
Moleyns, see also Molins
— Towns. Allennb. de, gen.
4;
(ID) 931
Mºba (or Libba), bp. Glend.
15
Molin (St.), bp. Ferns, 621
IMIolineux, see Molyneux
Molins (or Moleyns), Ad., b.p.
Chich. 433; din. Sal. 468
Mollo, K.E.2
Moloney, C. P., gen. (D) 922
— Corn. ., G. Gamb. 686;
§ Gld, Cst, Col. 687; G. Tag.
87
Molteno, Jno. Ch., IK.C.M.G.
798
Molyneux, Molineux, and
Molyneaux
— Danl., Ulst. I&.A. 572
— Edm. and Sir E., J.C.P.
378; K.B. 760; S.L. 408
— hon. Fras. Geo., Amb. G.
St. 122
— Rt., G. I. Man, 666
— Rt. Hy. Moore and Sir R.,
adm. (E) 837; K.C.B. 781
— Th., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
— sir Th., gen. (B) 868
— Wm. Ch. F., gen. (D) 934
Mona, Guy de, bp. St. DaV.
464; L.H.T. 153
Monagas, J. T., Pres. Vzla.
107-8
Monahan, Jas. Hy., A.G. Ir.
588; C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.G. Ir.
590
Monarchus, Geoff., Jy. 363
Moncell, see also Monsell
— Nichs., dm. Ferns, 623
Moncey, Off. Nap, 26
Monck, see also Monk
— Geo., aft. 1st D. of Albe-
marle, q.v., adm. (A) 813;
L.T. 154-5; P.C. 189; Prem. 140
— hom. Rd., gem. (D) 92.1
Monck, lds, and Visc.
— lá., see Albemarle
— Ch. Staml., 4th Visc.,
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Can. 692;
G.G. Can. 692; L.L. Dbln.
569; L.T. 161; P.C. 218
Monckton, Hy., gem. (A) 863
— Rt., B.T. 263-
— hon. I&t., gem. (B) 865 .
Moncreiffe and Moncrieffe
— Col. Campb. Sc., IX.C.M.G.
798
— Dav. Stewart, Bar. EX, Sc.
524
— Geo., gem. (A) 861
— Geo., gem, (D) 892
— Geo. Hay, gem. (IP) 934
— Hy, J., Ld. Sess. 521
— Jas., see lá. M., infrat
— sir Jas. W., D. Fac. Sc.
527; Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess. 520
— Rd., L.M. Dbln. 641
IMIoncrieff, lds.
— Jas., aft. li. M., D. Fac.
Sc. 527; L.J. Clk. 516; Ld.
Adv. 526; P.C. 218; S.G. Sc.
527
Monday, see also Munday
— Jno., adm. (KI) 847 s
Moneda, Pedr. de la, G. Trin.
21
Money, archd., gen. (ID) 881
— Ermle Ky., gem. (D) 910
— sir Jas. ISyrle, gem (C) 875
— Jno., gem. (A) 860
— Rt. Cott., gem. (ID) 929
— Rowl., adm. (H) 845
— Wnn. Tayl., K.H. 789
Monim, Anthy., gem. (D) 878
Monins, Eaton, gen. (D) 885
— Matth., K.B. 763
Monk, see also Monck
— Jas. Hy., bp. Glr. and Br.
439; dim, Pboro. 458
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1089
Monk—cont.
— Jno., Q.C. 417
— Nichs., b.p. Her. 442
Monk-Bretton, Jno. Geo.,
ld., form, J. G. Bodson, Q.'U.
Monkhouse, R. P., ld., form.
R. P. Collier, q.v.
Mºmouth, Jno. de, bp. Llff.
— Jno. de, J. It. 367
Monmouth, E. and D. of ;
refer also to Buccleugh and
to Peterborough
— Ja.s., D. of (see also James),
K.G. 740; M.H. 302; P. 191;
C. Ch. 855; Ld. Admy. 175;
Capt. gem. 855; L.G.C. Sc.
506; Pr. E. 13; P.C. 191
— Ch., E. of, form. 2nd visc.
Mordaunt, q.v., also E, of
Peterborough, q.v.
Monoux, Geo., L.M. Lond. 490
Monro and Monroe, See also
Munro
— Alexr., bp. Arg. 538
— Hect., K.B. 765
— Ja.s., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Jno., L.J. App. Ir. 586 ;
S.G. Ir. 590 *
Monsell, see also Moncell
— Wrm., aft. lil. Emly, q.v.,
Clk. O. 260 ; L.T.u. Lim. 570 ;
P.C. 216; Paym. G.245; Postm.
G. 239; Pres. B.H. 255; U.S.C.
235; V.P.B.T. 269
Monson, hom. Ch., gem. (C) 872
— hom. Edm. Jno., amb. Arg,
136; amb. DR. 127; amb. Pgy.
136; amb. Ügy. 137; K.C.M.G.
798
— Jno., R.B. 763
— Jno., see lá. M., infra,
— Rt., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Monson, lds.
— Jno., aft. 1st 1d., K.B. '764;
P.C. 198; Pres. B.T. 264
— Wnn. Jno., 7th lä., C.Y.G.
298; P.C. 218; Tr. H. 292
Montacute, Sim, de, bp. Ely,
434; bp. Worc. 472
— Sir Sim. de, K. Man, 665;
L.H.A. 170
— Th. de, dn. Sal. 468
— Wm. de, aft. 1st E. of Salis-
bury, q.v., Const. T.L. 320 ;
K.B. 754 ; L.H.A. 171
— sir Wm., aft. 2nd E. of
Salisbury, q.v., K. Man (d.
1397)
IMontagu, Montague,
Montagou, and Mounta-
gue
— Basil, K.C. 416
— Ch., aft. 1st là, and E. Of
Halifax, q.v., Aud. EX. 167; Ch.
Ex. 165; L.T., 155; P.C. Prem.
141; Pres, R, Soc. 940
— Sir Ch., gem. (B) 865; K.B.
SR
765
— Chr., Aud. Ex. 166; Ch. Ex.
279, 280; C. St. 283
— Ed., IX.]3. 762
— Ed., called ló. M., L.T.
(1654) 154
— Ed., M. Chy. 397
— Ed., Sec. Bath, 784
— Ed., and sir E., C.J.C.P.
375; C.J.K.B. 370 ; S.L. 40S
— Sir Ed., Tr. H. 291
— Ed., aft. 1st E. of Sand-
wich, q.v., K.G. 740; L.T. 155;
P.C. 190
— Ed., see lá, M. infra
Montagu, Montague, Monta-
gou, and Mountague—cont.
— Ed. Hass., aft. li. and E.
Beaulieu, K.B. (1753) 765
— Ed. Wortl., T.T. 156
— FR., L.T., 158; P.C. 204
— lil. Fredk., Postm. G. 238
— Geo. and Sir G., adm. (A)
816; G.C.B. 767
— Geo., aft. 2nd E. of Halifax,
q.v., Aud. Ex. 167
— Hy., M. Chy. 396
Hy. and sir H., aft. li.
IXimbolton, visc. Mandeville
and E. of Manchester, q.v.,
C.J.K.B. 370; K.C. 414; L.H.T.
154; Rec. Lond. 494; S.L. 409
— Hy. Seym., C. St. 284; C.
St. and Tx. 285 ; C, TX. 285
— Horace Wrm., gen. (D) 906
— Jas., adm. (IHI) 846
— Jas., b.p. B. and W. 428;
bp. Winch. 471 ; dr. Lich. 445;
dm. WOrc. 473
— Jas. and sir J., A.G. 399;
B. Ex. 384; C.B. Ex. 382;
.S. 357; ; S.G.
401; S.L. 411
— Jno., adm. (A) 815; G.
Newfol. 700
— hon, Jno., dn. Dham. 479
— Jno. Wm., adm. (H) 846
— Ol., IS.C. 415
Rd., bp. Chich. 433;
Norw. 455; dm. Her. 442
Rt., adm. (A) 817
— li.Rt., P.C. 217; V.P. Ed. 255
— Wm. and sir. W., C.B. Ex.
381 ; S.L. 410
— Wnn. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Wrm. Aug. and Sir W., adm.
(D) 826; C. St. 284; K.C.H.
788; IX.H. 789
— Wnn. Ed., gen. (I)) 933
Montague, las., E. and D. of
Neville Family.
— Jno., ld., aft. E. of North-
umberland, q.v., and M. of
Montague (d. 1471), K.G. 736
IBrowne I'amily.
— Anthy., 1st visc., K.G. 738
Montagu Family.
— Ed., aft. li. M., K.B. (1603)
76i
— Ralph, aft. 3rd ló. and 1st
E, and D. of M., C.G.P. 299;
M.G.W. 296; P.C. 191, 193
— Jno., 2nd D. of, C.G.P.
299; gen. (A) 857; Gr. M.
Bath, 753 ; R.B. 764; K.G.
741; L.H. Const. 289; M.G.O.
259; M.G.W. 296; P.C. 198
IBrudenell I'amily.
— Geo., 1st D. of, form. E. of
Cardigan, q.v., L.L. Hunts,
309; M.H. 302; P.C. 203
— Hy. Ja.s., ld., L.L. Selk.
(1823, d. 1845) 512
Montaigne, see Monteigne
Montalt, Corm. Earl de, form.
visc. Hawarden, q.v., L.L.
Tipp. 571
Montandre, Fras. M.
F.M. 856; G. Gsey. 668
Montauban, Guill. M. A. A.
Cousin-, K.C.B. 779
Monteagle, lds,
Stanley and Parker Families.
Ed., 1st lél., IX.G. 737
— Wnn., 3rd lil., form. W.
Stanley, q.v.
— Hy., 5th lá., form. Hy.
Parker, q.v.
bp.
de,
Monteagle, lds,-cont.
Ičice Family
— Thos. Spring, 1st 1d., form.
Th. Spr. Rice, C.G. Ex. 169
— Th. Spr., 2nd lá., K.P. 752
Montealegra, J. M., Pres.
C.R. 106
Montealto, Jno. de, J. It. 368
Monteforti, Hy. de, Jy. 365
Monteigne, Geo., abp. Yk.
486; bp. Dham. 479; bp. Tinc.
447; bp. Lond. 452; dim. Westr.
469
Monteith, see also Menteith
— Wm., gem. (IP) 880
Monte, Odorisio Inig. D'Av.,
Count de, K.G. 736
Monter, Rt., M. Chy. 394. .
Monteras, F. de la, G. Trin.
721
Monterei, C. of, R. Nds. 83
Montez, J. F., Pres. Häa.S. 106
Montfichet, Rd. de, B. EX,
382; J. It. 367
Montford (or Mundfort), Wm.
de, dm. St. P. 452
— (or Monteforti), Hy. de,
J.C.P. 377; W.C.P. 317
— Pet. de, Sp. H.C. 248
— Simon, W.C.P. 318
Montgomerie and Mont-
gomery
— Alexr., adm. (H) 846
— Alexr., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Alexr. Lesl., adm. (G) 843
— Alf., C. Exc. 282; C.I.R.
285; C. St. and Tx. 285
— Ch. Lyons, gem. (D) 925
— hom. Fras., L.H.T. Sc. 498
— Geo., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Dry.
601; bp. MIth. 599; bp. Rph.
601 ; dri. Norw. 456
— Geo. Saml., gem. (D) 909
— sir Graham Gr., L.L. Kimr.
510; L.T. 161
— sir Hy. Com., M.C.I. 646;
P.C. 219
— H. H., bp. Tasm. 708
— Hugh Park., gen. (D) 933
— Jas, G. Dnca. 730; gem. (B)
867
— Jas, and Sir J. (No. 1), Ld.
Adv. 526; C.B. Ex. Sc. 523
sir Jas. (No. 2), Ld. Adv.
Jno., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Juo., R.B. 756
— sir Jno. de, L.H.A. 172
— Jno. Egl., adm. (E) 836;
(F) 839
Nichs., IX.B. 758
— Patr., gem. (D) 886; K.C.B.
779
— Rt., abp. Glasg. 537
— Rt., bp. Arg. 538
— Rt., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— lºt. and sir lº., Ch. Com.
Oudh. 654, G.C.S.I. 801;
R.C.B., 782; ſº.C.S.I. 802; L.G.
Pjab. 654; M.C.I. 646
Sir Th., K.G. 736
— Wrm., C. Exc. Ir. 566
Montgomery, lds, visc. and
E. of ; see also Pembroke
Archd., ld, (son of 12th E.
of Eglinton), gen, (C) S73
Ph., E. of, form. P. Her-
bert, q.v., aft. 4th E. of Pem-
broke, q.v. ; IX.B. 761; K.G.
739; L.C.H. 295; L.L. Kent,
309
&l
— Wnn., visc., also E. and M.
of Powis, q.v., gem. (B) S04
JFor List of Abbreviattoms, see pp. 944-952,
1090
INDEX OF NAMES
Montjoy, see Mountjoy
Montmain, Rt., b.p. Mth.
IMIontmorency, hon. Harv.
de, dm. Ach. 614
93 hon. Raym. H. de, gen. (D)
l
Montrimorency, D. of
Anne, D. %#, and Ct. de
Beaumont, K.G. 737
— Fras., D. of, I.G. 738
Mºntpesson, Sir Th., L.P.S.
Montresor, Fk. Byng, adm.
(E) 835; (E) 839
— sir Hy. Tuck, G.C.H. 786;
gen. (A) 862; K.C.B. 775
— sir Th. Gage, gem. (A) 862;
R.C.EI. 788
Mºtrion, Walt., gen. (D)
91
Montrose. E. and D. of
findsay P'amily.
— Dav., D. of, form. 5th E. of
Crauford q.v., L.G.C. Sc. 506
Graham Fanvily.
— Jno., 3rd E. of, H.C.P. Sc.
507; L.H.T. Sc. 497; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 515 ; Ld. Sess.
517
— Jno., 4th E. of, Pres. P.C.
Sc. 500
— Jas., 1st MI. of, K.G. 740
-Hijas, 2nd M. of, Ld. Sess.
7
5
— Jas., 3rd M. of, Pres. P.C.
Sc. 500
— Jas., 4th M., aft. 1st D. of,
Comm. Tr. Sc. 498 ; L.H.A.
Sc. 499; L.R. Sc. 503; L.P.S.
Sc. 501; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525;
P.C. 195; Pres. P.C. Sc. 500;
Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jas., 3rd D. of, form. M. of
Graham, q.v., B.C. 252 ; K.G.
743; K.T. 748; L.C.H. 295;
L.J. Gen. 522; L.L. Dumb.
509; L.L. Stirl. 512; M.H.
% IPres. B.T. 268; Postm.
— Jas., 4th D. of, form. M. Of
Graham, q.v., C.D.L. 243 ;
R.T. 748; L.L. Stirl, 512;
L.S.H. 290; Postm. G. 239
— Dougl. B. M. R., 5th D. of,
R.T. 749; L.L. Stirl. 512
Montt, M., Pres. Chi. 111
Montz, Hito, M. Jap. 100
Monymusk, Michl., bp. Dkld.
533; L.G.C. Sc. 506
Monypenny, Dav., Ld. Sess.
520; S.G. Sc. 527
IMooodie and IMIoody
— Ja.s., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Rd. Clem., G. Falk. Isl.
731; gen. (D) 901
— Steph., gem. (D) 888
— Wrm., bp. Cness. 531
Moon, Fras. Gr. and sir F.,
L.M. Lond. 492
Moor, Th., dm. St. P. 453
Moore, see also More
— Alexr. Geo. Mont., gen. (D)
927
— Arth., B.T. 264
— Arth., dn. Ach. 614
— Arth., J.C.P. Ir. 582; S.L.
Ir. 592
— Ch. Wils., gen. (D) 908
— Fras., gem. (A) 861
— Fras., S.L. 409
— Geo., gen. (ID) 887
— Geo. Fla., gen. (D) 919
Moore—cont.
— Gr. and sir G., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768; G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.B. 774; L.
181
— Hass. Rd., gen. (D) 890
—ºy. C.I.E. 806; gen. (D)
— Hy., G. Jam. 712
— Jas., gen. (IB) 868
— Jno., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
#. 426; dm. Cant. 431; P.C.
— Jno., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Norw. 455
— Jno., Comm. Ir. 554
— Jno., K.H. 792
— Jno., Norr. K.A. 329 ;
Winds. H. 331
— Jno. and Sir J., gen. (IB)
866; R.B. 766
T6 Sir Jno., adm. (A 814; K.B.
765
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Lewis Jas., adm. (IHI) 852
— sir Lorenzo, gen. (C) 875;
R.C.H. 788
— Matth., admm. (A) 815
Wnn., dn. Cash. 627;
579; S.G. Ir. 590; S.L. Ir, 593
— Rd., bp. Winch. 470
— Rd., dm. Emly, 628
— Rd., G. Brmda. 701
— Rd. Alex., gem. (D) 930
— Rd. Cornw., gen. (D) 900
— Rog., S.L. 411
— Ross. Balf., gem. (D) 912
— Th., Paym. G. 244
— Th. Ch. Cott., gen. (ID) 897
— Th. Ed. Laws, adm. (IHI)
849; G. Falk. Isl. 731
— Wnn., dm. Drom. 606
— Wnn. Geo., gen. (D) 883;
R.C.B. 778
— Wrm. Ja.s., C.I.E. 807;
K.C.I.E. 805
— Wrm. Yorke, gen. (D) 891
Moorhouse, Jas., bp. Manch.
480; bp. Melb. 705
Moorman, Rd., adm. (H) 850
Moorshedabad, Bah. Of,
E.C.I.E. 805
Moorsom, Const. Rd., adm.
(G) 841
— Jas. M., Q.C. 420
— Rt. and sir Rt., adm. (A)
818; K.C.B. 774; L. Admy.
181; S.G.O. 260
Mora, Jno. de, D. Chanc. Ir.
57
4
— J. R., Pres. C.R. 106
Morales, A., Pres. Bol. 109
Morant, Horatio Harb. gen,
(D) 922
Morarji, Gokuldas, C.I.E. 806
Moravia, Amdr. de, bp. Mor.
534
Moray, Dav., b.p. Mor. 534
— Gilb., bp. Cness. 531 ;
L.G.C. Sc. 506
— sir Rt., Pres. R. Soc. 940
Moray, Earls of
— Alexr., 5th E. of, H.C.P.
Sc. 507; K.T. 747; Ld. Sess.
517; P.C. 192; Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Ch., 6th E. of, K.T. 747
— Jas., 8th E. of, K.T. 747
50 Fras., 9th E. Of, L.L. Elgn.
509
— Fras., 10th E. of, K.T. 748;
L.L. Elgn. 509
Mordachus, K. Sc. 18
Mordant and Mordaunt
— Col., G. Gsey. 668
— Hon. Harry, gen. (B) 864
— Jno., S.L. 407
*— Sir Jno., C.D.L. 242; K.B.
759
*— Sir Jno., Sp. H.C. 249
* Prob. same pers.
-ºir Jno., gen. (A) 858; K.B.
7
— Jno., see lá. M. infra,
— Th. Osb., gem. (B) 866
Mordaunt of Turvey, lds.
— Jno., aft. 2nd ló. M., K.B.
760
Mordaunt of Avalon, &c.,
visc.
— Jno., 1st Visc., Const. W.
Ca,St. 322
— Ch., 2nd visc., aft. E. of
Monmouth, and E. Of Peter-
borough, q.v., L.T., 155; P.C.
193; Prem. 140
— Jno., visc. (son of 2nd
visc.), d.ſv.p., gen. (B) 864
Morderl, sir Jno., C. Exc. 279
Morderl, lds.
Chas., ld., see Hon. Chas.
Yorke
Mordon, Sim., L.M. Lond. 489
More, see also Moore
*— sir Geo., Chanc. Gart. 746
*— sil: Geo., Lt. T.L., 321
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; J.K.B.
372; Si. 408
— Jno., S.L. 409
— sir Reg., L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Rd., bp. Winch. 470
— Rd., M. Chy. 395
— sir Thos., C.D.L. 242; Ld.
Chanc. 355; Sp. H.C. 249
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 489
Wm., bp, suff. Colch. 461
Morehead, Ch., C.I.E. 807
Morenman, Jno., dn. EXr. 437
Moreno, G. G., Pres. Ecr. 108
Moresby, Fairf. and Sir F.,
adm. (B) 821 ; (C) 822; (ID)
829; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778
— Jno., adm. (E) 837
Moreton, see Morton
Morevill, see Morvill
Morewic, Hugh de, J. It. 366;
Jy. 363
Malachy O',
Morgair,
Malachy
Morgan, All, dm. Killoe. 637
Ch., C.C. Bgal. 652; C.C.
Ind. 650
— Ch., L.L. Brec. 315
— Sir Ch. Gould, P.C. 207
— Fras., J.Q.B. 372; S.L.
408
— Fras. (or Geo.), Rec. Dblſh.
642
— Geo., gen. (C) 872
— Geo. Osb., J. A. G. 937;
#. 219; Q.C. 418; U.S.C.
23
— Hamon., J. It. 366
— Hy., b.p. St. Dav. 464
— sir Hy., G. Jam. 712
— Hy. Rose, gen. (D) 913
— Hugh, dn. Bgr. 426
*— Ja.s., adm. (H) 847
Sk Jas., K.H. 792
* Prob. same pers.
— Jas. Peatt., gen. (ID) 933
— (or Young), Jno., bp. St.
Dav. 464; Chanc. Gart. 745;
dn. Winds. 474
Sø6
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
109]
Morgan—comt. t
— Jno., dm. Wſord. 628
— Jno., gen. (D) 886
— Jno., L.L. Brec. 315; L.L.
Monm. 310
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Ph., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Worc. 472
— Rd. and Sir R., C.J.C.P.
375 ; S.L. 408
— Rt., bp. Bgr. 426
— Th., gen. (ID) 881
— Th., J.A.G. 937
— Th., L.L., Brec. 315; L.L.
Monm. 310
— Th., S.W.F., 271
— sir Th., G. Jsey. 667
— Walt. and Sir W., C.J.
Mdras. 658; C.J. N.W.Pr. 654
— Wm., bp. Clff. 449; bp. St.
As. 462
Wm., K.C.M.G. 798
*— Wm. (No. 1), L.L. Brec.
315; L.L. Momm. 310
*— Wm., and Sir W. (No. 2),
K.B. 764; L.L. Brec. 315;
P.L. Monm. 310
* Prob. same pers.
— Wrm. Dom., gen. (D) 923
Morgan-Gould, form. Gould,
U
QI.U.
Morgeneu, bp. St. Dav. 464
Mºgenveth, bp. St. Dav.
Moriarty, Silv., adm. (A) 817
— Thos., Dn. Ardf. 640
Morice and Morys, see also
Maurice
— Humph., L.W.S. 323
Jno. and Sir J., L.D. Ir.
551; Ld Chanc. Ir. 574
Th. Hy., K.H. 791
Mºler, av. R., Amb. Swz.
3
— Ja.s., Amb. Pers. 130
— Jno. P., Amb. Sxy. 120
— Rt. B. D. and Sir R., Amb.
Bva. 119 ; Amb. Pgl. 125;
Amb. Russ. 126; Amb. Spn.
124; G.C.B. 773; G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.B. 784; P.C. 220
— Wrm, adm. (IHI) 847
Moriertach, Nehem.h., bp.
Cloy. 630
Morin, M.P., U.S.S. 226
— Ralph, J. It. 366
Moris, see Morris
Morison, see Morrison
Morland, sir Saml., C.Exc. 278
— (or Murland), Wm., dn.
Winds. 474; M. Chy. 394;
M.B. 387
Morley, Arnold, Sec. Tr. 164
—— Fras. Br., K.C.B. 784
— Geo., bp. Winch. 471; bp.
Worc. 473; dim. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457; P.C. 191
Herb., Lt. T.L. 322
-: no. Ch. Sec. Ir, 563; P.C.
*— Rt. de, Const. T.L. 320
*— sir Rt., L.H.A. 172
* Prob. same pers.
— Th., bp. suff, Marlb. 452
— Th., S.L., 411
— Wnn., R.B. 764
Morley, lds. and E. of
Th., 4th lä., K.G. 735;
L.H.A. 174
— Hy., 7th lä., K.B. 757
— Alb. Edm., 3rd E. Of,
C.W.P.B. 273; P.C. 220; U.S.
War, 232
Morliere, Mag. de la, G.
Mtius. 683
Mornington, E. of
— Rd., 2nd E. of, aft. li.
and M. Wellesley, q.v., B.C.
252; G.G. Ind. 648; K.P.
750; L.T. 158; P.C. 205
Wnn., 3rd E. of, form. hon.
W. Wellesley Pole, and lå.
Maryborough, q.v.
Morpeth, visc.
— Geo. H., visc., aft. 6th
E. of Carlisle, q.v., Amb.
Pr. 118; B.C. 252; L.L. Yorks.
E.R. 313; P.C. 208
— Geo. Wnn. Fk., visc., aft.
7th E. of Carlisle, q.v.,
C.W.F. &c. 272; Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; L.L. Yorks. E.R. 313;
P.C. 213
Morrell, Th. Baker, bp.
Edinb. 543
Morrice, Humphr., Compt.
H. 292; P.C. 201
— Sir Wm., L.T. 155; P.C.
189; S. St. 223
Morris and Moris
—, -, S.L. 407
— Alexr., G. Mtoba. 696
— Arth., gen. (D) 885
— Ch. Hy., gen. (ID) 906
— Corbyn, C. Cus. 276
— Den., dn. Lism. 629
— Edm. Finucane, gen. (D)
885; K.C.B. 779
— Edw., K.C.B. 781
— Edw., M. Chy. 397
— Genl., G.C.B. 769
— Geo., adm. (IHI) 844
—ºy. Gage (No. 1), adm. (H)
4
— Hy. Gage (No. 2), adm.
(IHI) 850
— Hy. Jos., gen. (D) 897
— Jas. Ed. Gord., gem. (ID)
894
— Jas. Nic. and sir J., adm.
(A) 818; K.C.B. 774
— Jno. Hy., Ch. Com. Cent.
Pr. 655; K.C.S.I. 803
— Lodge, aft. li. and visc.
Frankfort, q.v., C. Treas. Ir.
560; U.S. Ir. 563
— Michl and Sir M., A.G. Ir.
588 ; J.C.P. Ir. 581 ; Pres.
Q.B.D. Ir. 578; J.C.P. Ir. 582;
S.G. Ir. 590
— Pet., dr. Dry. 602
— Staates Long, gem. (A) 858
— Val., G. St. Vin. 725
Wm., adm. (H) 850
IMIorrison and Morison.
— Alexr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Arth., L.M. Dblin. 642
76!or Moryson), Ch., K.B.
—ºd. G. Jam. 713; gen. (A)
— Geo., gen. (A) 859
— Is. Hawk., adm. (HI) 845
— sir Rd., M.G.O. 258
— Wm., gem. (ID) 881; K.C.B.
782
Mºrosh, Edm. Gh., gem. (D)
Morse, Jas., gen. (D) 879
— Rt., gen. (A) 859
— Rt. Alexr., gen. (ID) 911
Mºshead, Sir Jno., L.W.S.
— Why. Hy. Anders., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 834; (E) 838
Morshed, Wm., gen. (A) 860
Mortain, Jno., E. of, aft. K.
John of Eng. q.v., G. Ch. Isl.
667
Moreton, see Morton
TVIortier, Off. Nap. 26
Mortimer, Edm. de, K.B. 754
— Geoff. de, K.B. 755
Rog., K.B. 756
*— Rog. de, K.B. 754
>; Sir Rog., aft. E. of March,
q.v., L.J. Ir. 551
* Prob. Same pers.
— Sir Th. de, C.J.K.B. Ir. 577
— Wm. de, J. It. 368
Mortimer, lds. and E. of
— Rt., E. of, form. Rt. Har-
ley, q.v., also E. of Oxford,
..?).
_4. Edm., ld. (d. 1331), L.M.
32
5
Mortlock, sir Jno. Cheet., C.
Exc. 281-82; C. Exc. Ir. 567
Morton and Moreton.
— Sir Alb., S. St. 223
— Jno., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
Ely, 435; L.K. 355; M.R. 387
— Jno., C.J. Chest. 386; K.C.
415
— Matth. Ducie, aft. 1d.
Ducie, q.v., W. Treas. Ir. 559
— Rt., bp. Worc. 473; M.R.
387
— Th., bp. Chest. 477; bp.
Dham. 479; bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; dn. Glr. 440; dim.
Winch. 471
— Wrm., bp. Mth. 599; bp.
Eild. 617; din. Chr. Ch. Dbln.
618
— Sir Wm., J.K.B. 372; S.L.
1
— Sir Wm., Rec. Lond. 494
— Wnn. Ell., gen. (ID) 902
Morton, E. Of,
— Rt., E. of, Ch. Jr. (1078)
362
— Jno., E. of, T.L. Ir. (1177-9)
55
— Edm. (Beaufort), E. of, aft.
E. of Dorset, and D. of
Somerset, q.v. (d. 1455), K.G.
735
Douglas Family.
— Jas., 4th E. of, L.H.A. Sc.
499; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Wrm., 9th E. of, C.Y.G. 298;
R.G. 739; L.H.T. Sc. 497
— Geo., 15th E. of, V.A. Sc.
499
— Jas., 16th E. of, R.T. 747;
Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; Pres. R.
Soc. 940
— Geo., 18th E. of, K.T. 748;
L.H.C.K. Sc. 546; L.L. Fifesh.
510; L.L. Mid. L. 509
Reymolds-Moreton Family.
(See E. of Ducie.)
Morvalel, abp. St. Dav. 463
Morvi, Thakore, Sahib of,
K.C.I.E. 805
*Morvill, Hugh de, J. It. 365;
>k Hugh de, L.H. Const. Sc.
507; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
* 2 same pers.
— Rd. de, L.H. Const. Sc. 507
— Wrm. de, L.H. Const. Sc.
507
Morys, see Morris and Mau-
rice
Moryson, see Morrison
Moseley, Rt.Stephemson, gem.
(D) 929
— Ed., Ld. Sess. 519
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1092
INDEX OF NAMES.
Moses, Wm., S.L., 411
Mosheim, Lew., gen. (B) 868
Mºley, Sir Nichs., L.M. Lond.
Mosquera, T. C. de, Pres.
N.G. 107; Pres. U.S.C. 107
Moss, Ch., b.p. B. and W. 428;
bp. St. Daw. 465
— Ch., bp. Oxf. 457
— Rt., dm. Ely, 435
Mossom, Rt., dm. Chr. Ch.
Dbln. 618; bp. Dry. 601
— Rt., dn. Oss. 623
Mostyn, Jno., gen. (A) 858
— Sir Rog., L.L. Flints. 314
— sir Rog., Tell. Ex. 168
— Sav., adm. (A) 814; Compt.
N. 257; L. Admy. 178
— hon. Sav., gen. (ID) 928
Mostyn, lds.
— Ed. M., 2nd lå., form, hom.
E. M. Lloyd, q.v.
Motelow, Hy. de, J.C.P. 377
Mothel, Jno., bp. Lim. 638
Motte, Pet. de la, gem. (ID) 878
Motteram, Jas., C.C.J. 405;
Q.C. 419
Mºteux, Jno., Chm. E.I. Co.
64
Mºley, Jos. Mart., adm. (IHI)
— Saml., adm. (ID) 824
Moubray, see Mowbray
Mould, FR., gen. (ID) 918
— Th. Rawl., gem. (D) 902
Mºle, Geo. E. V., bp. M. Ch.
76
— Jno., gem. (P) 892
Moulson, Sir Th., L.M. Lond.
1
49
Moulton, A., G. N. Sc. 694
— Jno. Fl., Q.C. 420
Moulvi, Saiyid, &c., K.C.S.I.
804
MIoung, U. Pe, &c., C.I.E. 808
***6. C. §06
Mounsey, Aug. Hy., Amb.
U.S.C. 134
Mountague, see Montague
IWIountain, Geo. Jehos., bp.
Mount, Alexr. Hugh, E. Of,
L.J. Ir, (1702) 555
Mount-Charles, Fras. N., E.
of, aft. 2nd M. of Conyng-
ham, q.v., G.C.H. 786; L.T.
159; U.S.F. 229
Mount-Edgcumbe, see Edg-
Cumbe
Mount-Edgcumbe, visc. and
E. Of
— Geo., 1st visc., form lá.
Edgcumbe, q.v., W. Treas. Ir.
560
— Rd., 2nd E. of, C.G.P. 300;
L.L. Cnwall. 307; P.C. 208
— Wm. H., 4th E. of, L.C.H.
295; L.L. Cnwall. 307; L.S.H.
290; P.C. 219
Mounteney, Rd., C. Acc. Ir.
567
Mountgryson, Rd. 1d., K.G.
(?) 736
Mountjoy and Montjoy, lds.
— M. B., 1d., aft. 1st E. Of
Newport, q.v.
JBlowmt I'amily.
— Walt., 1st là., IK.G. 736
— Jno., 3rd ló., K.B. 757
— Wrm., 4th Id., K.B. 759;
E.G. 737; M.M. 246
Mountjoy and Montjoy, lds,-
COvt.
— Ja.s., 6th lä., K.B. 760
— Ch., 8th lá., form. Sir Ch.
Blount, q.v., aft. E. of Devon,
g.'v., K.G. 739; L.D. Ir. 554
Stewart Family.
-º-, Wm. 2nd visc., gen. (IB)
Mountriey, Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 584
Mountrimorres, Herv., 4th
visc., dm. Cloy. 633
Mountriorris, Fras., 1st là.,
form. Sir Fras. Amnesley, q.v.
IMIountraſh, E. of
— Ch., 1st E. of, form. Sir C.
Coote, q.v., L.J. Ir. 555
— Ch., 2nd E. Of, L.J. Ir. 555
Mountstephen, Wm. Th. Bl.,
gen. (D) 901
Mount Stewart, and Mount-
Stuart
— Jno., visc., aft. 4th E. and
1st M. of Bute, q.v., Amb.
Sda. 114; Amb. Spm. 123;
L.L. Glam. 315; P.C. 203
Mowbray and Moubray
— Ed., gen. (D) 910
— Jno., K.B. 756
— Jno. de, J.C.P. 377; K.B.
755; S.L. 406
—iºno. Rt., J.A.G. 937; P.C.
— Sir Rt., K.H. 790
— Th. Jno., I.B. 756
Mowbray, lds.
— Jno., ld., aft. 2nd D. of
Norfolk, q.v., E.M. (1412) 326;
K.G. 735
Mowse, Wm., D. Arch. 420; J.
Pr. Ct. 421; M. Chy. 395;
Vic. Gen. 421
Mºon, Geo. Gill., gen. (D)
l
Moyers, Geo., L.M. Dbln. 642
IMIoygne (or Moigne), Th., b.p.
Ard. 608; bp. Kilm. and Ard.
607; dry. St. Patr. 618
Moylan, Denis, L.M. Dbln. 642
— Denis C., C.C.J. 403
Moyle, Jas., gen, (C) 871
— Rt., See Walt.
— Th., Sp. H.C. 249 -
— Walt. Or Rt., J.C.P. 378
— Walt., K.B. 757; S.L. 407
Moyne, Jno. le, Jy. 365
Moyse, Shadr., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Moyun, see Mohun
MIubire, Rt., b.p. Rph. 601
IMIucegros, Milo de, J. It. 366
— Rd. de, Jy. 364
IMucellus, bp. Her. 441
Mucianus, P. L. C., C. Ro. 45
Mudalier, Ram., C.I.E. 807
Mudge, Zach., adm. (A) 820
Mºlier, IFerd. von, K.C.M.G.
79
MIuffling, Bar. de, K.C.B. 775
Mugge, Wm., dm. Winds. 474
wºmanus, L. P. (2), C. Ro.
38-9
— M. P., C. R.O. 39
IMuhammad, see Mahomed
Muimnech, Clothma, bp.
Emly, 625
Muinhearmhoirm, K. Ir. 20
IMuinimone, K. Ir. 20
Muir, see also Mure
— Alexr. Wils., G. St. Xtr.
729.
— Ch. Wem., C.I.E. 808
— Jno., C.I.E. 806
— Win., dm. Thist. 749
Muir—convi.
— Wm., Mod. R. Sc. 54
— sir Wm., M.C.I. 647;
R.C.S.I. 802; L.G. N.W. Pr.
653; Sec. S.I. 804
— Wm. Mure, K.C.B. 780
Muirhead, Andr., b.p. Glasg.
536
— Rd., Tid. Clk. Reg. 525;
Sec. St. Sc. 502
Muirmhne, K. Ir. 20
Muirreadach. K. Ir. 20
— -Tireach, K. Ir. 21
Mukerji, Babu Bhuder, C.I.E.
806
Mulcaster, sir Fk. Wm., gen.
(B) 869; K.C.H. 788
— Wm. Ed., gen. (D) 901
— Sir Wrm. Howe, K.C.H. 788
— Wm. Sidm. Sm., gen. (D)
912
Muleton, Th. de, C.J.C.P. 375;
Ch. Jr. 363; J. It. 367; Jy. 364
Muley, &c. (3), S. Mco. 101
Mulgan, Jno., bp. Llin. 622
Mulfield, Rt., b.p. Killoe. 634
Mulgrave, lds. and E. Of
Sheffield Family.
— Edmd., 1st E. of, form. 3rd
ld. Sheffield, q.v.
— Jno., 3rd E. of, aft. M. Of
Normanby, and D. of Buck-
inghamshire, q.v., K.G. 740;
L.C.H. 295; P.C. 192
IPhipps Family.
— Comst. J., 2nd lù., B.C.
252; B.T. 267; L. Admy. 179;
IP.C. 204; Paym. G. 244
— Hy., 3rd lä., aft. Visc. Nor-
manby and 1st E.of Mulgrave,
q.v., C.D.L. 243; F. Sec. 228;
G.C.B. 768; gen. (A) 860; L.
Admy. 181; L.L. Yorks. E.R.
313; M.G.O. 259; P.C. 207
— Const. Hy., 2nd E. of, affi.
1st M. of Normanby, q.v.,
G.C.H. 786; G. Jam. 713; L.L.
Ir. 557; L.P.S. 241; P.C. 212
— Geo. Aug., E. of, aft. 2nd
M. of Normanby, q.v., Compt.
H. 293; G.N. Sc. 695; P.C.
215; Tr. H. 291
Mullaly (or Laly) Wrm., abp.
Trn. 611; dri. Th. 613
Mullart (or Maillart), Wm.,
dn. Cash. 627
Mullen, Rt., K.H. 791
Muller, Ed. Anger. Godf.,
gen. (D) 904
Mullins, Jno., gem. (ID) 927
Multon, Sim. de, M. Chy. 393
Mºbee, Gore Bol., gen. (D)
8
Muncaster, lds.
— Lowth., 2nd lá., form. L.
Pennington, q.v.
— Joselyn, Fr., 5th Id., L.L.
Cumb. 307
Munchin (St.), bp. Lim. 638
Munday, see also Mundy and
and Monday
— Sir Jmo., L.M. Lond, 490
Mundell, Wm. A., Q.C. 418
Mundella, Amth. Jno., P.C.
219; Pres. B.T. 269; V.P. Ed.
255
Munder, Jno. de, S.L. 406
—- sir Jno., adm. (A) 813
Mundfort (or Montford), Wim.
de, dn. St. P. 452
Mundy, see also Monday and
Munday
— Ch. Fitz Mill., gen. (D) 916
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES,
1093
Mundy—comt.
— Geo., dn. Emly, 628
— Geo. and sir G., adm. (A)
#: adm. (13) 821 ; K.C.B.,
— Geo. Rodn. and sir G., adm.
(D) 831 ; (E) 834; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 779
— Godfr. Bas., gen. (A) 863
— Godfr. Ch., G. Jsey. 668;
gen. (D) 894; U.S. War. 233
— Ja.s., S.L. 411
- Pierrepont Hy., gen. (D)
2
— Rt. Mill., G. Bdoes. 721 ;
G. Br. Gu. 715; G. Br. Hond.
#: G, Gren, 724 ; K.C.M.G.
Munee pore Mahar. of,
K.C.S.I. 803
IšIunro, see also Monro
79 Alex, gem. (IX) 883;
791
— sir Alexr., C. Cus. 276
— Col. —, G. Trin. 722
— Geo., gem. (ID) 898
— Sir Hect., gen. (A) 859
— Jno., gen. (ID) 876
— sir Th., G. Mdras.
K.C.B. 775
— Wm., gen. (B) 867
— Wm., gen. (D) 876
— Wm., gen. (D) 902
— Wm., gen. (ID) 935
Munsey, Th. Alex. Aug., gen,
(ID) 894
Newab
IMunshi,
C.I.E. 808
Münster, Ern. Fk. Herb. Ct.,
ºne. Guelph, 792; G.C.B.
7
Munster, Geo., 1st E. of,
form. Geo. Fitz-Clarence,
q.v., Const. W. Cast. 322; gem.
º 880; Lt. T.L. 322; P.C.
l
K.H.
656
Kishore,
Munzinger, J., Pres. Sw, C.
31
Murat, Joach., K. Nls. 56; Off.
Nap. 26
Murchison, Sir Rod. Imp.,
K.C.B. 783
Murdac, see also Muredach
— Hy", abp. Yk, 485
— Hugh, J. It, 366
— Ralph, J. It, 366; Jy. 363
Murdoch, Th. Whn. Cl.,
K.C.M.G. 796
Mure, see also Muir
Dav., Jy, Sc. 523; Ld. Adv.
526; Ld. Sess. 521; S.G. Sc.
527
Wm., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
Murechan, bp. Arm. 595
Muredach, see also Murdac
— bp, Arm. 595
— bp. Mayo, 611
— (St.), bp. Killa. 612
Murena, L. L., C. Ro. 46
Muriertagh, K. Ir, 22
Murland, see Morland
Mº, Eras. S., P.P. 417;
41
S.L.
582;
& . Ir, 58
— Juo. Patr., Q.C. 419
Murray, Alan, gen. (D) 932
— Alex, adm. (H) 848
— Alex., dm. Killa. 614
— Alex., Ld. Sess. 520; S.G.'
Sc. 526
— Amdr., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Andr, bp, Ross, 535
Murray—cont.
— Anth. Maxt., gen. (ID) 911
— Augs. Wm., gen. (D) 909
— Capt. —, G. V.D. Ld. 708
— Ch., gem. (ID) 912
— hom. Ch. Augs. and sir C.,
Amb. Dk. 127; Amb. Pers.
130 ; Amb. Pg!. 125; Amb.
Swz. 113; Amb. Sxy. 121;
K.C.B. 783; P.C. 219
— sir Dav., Compt. Sc. 498
→ºlibank Harl., adm. (H)
— Freem., G. Brmdal, 701;
gen. (ID) 897
— Dav., aft. visc. Stormont,
QI.Q).
— Geo., bp. Roch. 460; bp.
#ºnd M. 484; dri. OEC.
7
— Geo. adm. (A) 816
— Geo. and sir G. adm. (A)
817; K.C.B. 773
— Geo. and sir Geo., Comm.
F. Ir., 564; G.C.B. 767; G.C.H.
786; gen. (A) 862; K.B. 766;
L.G.O. 259; M.G.O. 259; P.C.
211; W, and C. Sec. 231
— hon. Geo., gen. (B) 869
— lá. Geo., bp. St. Dav. 465
— Geo. Fr., gen. (ID) 901
— sir Gid., Compt. Sc. 498;
Ld. Sess. 519
— hon. Hy., gen. (D) 877;
K.C.B. 778
—sºon. Hy. Amth., adm. (G)
3
— Herb. H., C. Cus. 277
— Jack Hy., adm. (H) 851
— Jas., aft. 1st là. Glenlyon,
Q.'v.
— Jas., U.S.F. 230
— Jas. and sir J., Ld. Clk.
Reg. 525; Ld. Sess. 520
*— hon. Ja.s., G. Can. 691;
gen. (C) 872
*— hon. Ja.s., G. I. Man, 666
:: hon. Ja.s., gem. (A) 858
* 2 same person.
— Jas. Arth., adm. (H) 845
— Jas. Patr., gen. (C) 875
— Jas. Wolfe, J. Adm. Sc.
524; Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno., Amb. Tºy. 129; Amb.
Vce. 116
— Jno., dm. Killoe. 637
— Jno., gen. (A) 861
— Jno., gen. (B) 868
— Jno., gen. (C) 874
— Jno. (Drumcairn), Tid.
Sess. 519
— Jno. (Bowhill), Lud. Sess.
520
— sir Jno., gen. (A) 861 ;
G.C.H. 786
— lil. Jno., gen, (A) S58
— Jno. Archd. and Sir J., Tud.
Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno. Irv., gen. (ID) 924
Jno. Walton, dm. Cnr. 605
“k sir Patr., Bar. Ex. Sc. 524
*— Sir Patr., Sec. B, C, 254
* 2 same pers.
— Patr., aft. E. of Tullibar-
dine, q.v., K.B. (1603) 761
— Rd., dm. Ard. 609
— Rd., Wan. Chr. Ch. Manch.
481
Rt., adm. (A) 817
— Rt., gem. (D) 930
— sil: Rt., Comm, Tr. Sc. 497;
L. J. Clk, 516; Lid. Sess, 519
— Th., gem, (A) 860
Murray—cont.
— Th., gem. (D) 880
— hon. Th., gem. (B) 865
— sir Th., Ld. Sess. 519
— Th. Andr. L., gen. (D) 927
— Wnn., bp. Kilf. 635; bp.
Tilff. 449
— Wrm., gen. (IB) 867
— Wm., gen, (D) 911
— sir Wm., Compt. Sc. 498
— Hon. Wm., aft. 1st là. and
E. of Mansfield, q.v., A.G.
399; C.J.K.B. 370; S.G. 401;
S.L. 412
Murray, lds.
— Jno., ld., aft. E. of Tul-
libardine (?), Sec. St. Sc.
(1696), 502
Murray-Macgregor, Sę6
Macgregor
Murrieux, sir Thos. Const.
T. 320
Murtough (2), K. Ir. 21-2
II. MacNeil MacLachlin, K.
Mus, P. D. (4), C. Ro. 40-1
Musa-Chelebi, S. Try. 97
IMusard, Ralph, J. It. 367
Mºcat, Sultan of, G.C.S.I.
Muschampe, Chr., B. Ex.
384
— Geoffr. de, byp. Lich. and
COW. 443
Musgrave, Anthy., and Sir A.,
G. Br. Cbia., 698; G. Jam.
713; G. Nat. 680; G. Newfa.
700; G. Nev. 730; G. Qland.
706 ; G. S. Austr. 706; G.
St. Vin. 725; G.C.M.G. 795;
K.C.M.G. 797
Ch., Clk. O. 260
Sir Ch., L.G.O. 259
* Prob. same pers.
— sir Chr., C.Y.G. 298
— Sir Chr., L.P.S. 240
— Sir Chr., M.G.O. 258
— Sir Chr., Tell. Ex. 167
— sir Ph., G. I. Man, 666
— Rd., TX.B. 761
31 sir Rd. C., L.L. Wmland.
3
— Th., abp. Yk. 486; bp. Her,
442; dim. Brl. 440; Jud. Com.
P.C. 360; P.C. 215
— Th., dm. Carl. 476
— sir Th., gen. (A) 859
— sir Wrm., C. Cus. 276
Musgrove, Jno. and sir J.,
i.Mi.Tond. 492
Muskerry, Jno. Th., 2nd id.,
gen. (C) 874
Mºkham, IRt. de, M. Chy.,
3
Mustapha, B. Tum. 101
— I. to IV,. S. Try. 97-8
→ºehmy Pasha, K.C.M.G.
Mºtoxide, Andrea, K.C.M.G.
Milter, St. John O'N., gen. (D)
Mutford, Jno. de, A.G. 398;
J.C.P. 377; J. It. 369
Mutge, Wm., gen, (C) 874
Mºtton, sir Peter, M. Chy.
395
Mºra, L. D. Seth of, C.I.E.
8
Muzaffar Kham, &c., C.I.E.
808
Sk
×
Muzzan, Franc. and sir F.,
G.C.M.G., 794; K.C.M.G. 796
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1094
INDEX OF NAMES.
My—, see wilso Mi-
Myburgh, Ph. Alb., Q.C. 419
Myddelton and Myddleton,
See Middleton
Myers, sir Wm., gem. (B) 866
Mylne, see also Milne
— Louis Geo., b.p. Bbay. 661
— Wm. Ch. Rt., gem. (D) 930
Mylner, see also Milner
— Th. Cal. P. A. 342; Tamc.
H. 332; R. Dr. P.A. 337
Mynne, Jno., Yk. H. 334
Myrton, see Merton
Mysore, Mahar, of (2),
G.C.S.I. 801
— Maharamee of, Cr, Ind.
809
N.
Naas, lds.
—Jmo., ld., form. Jno. Bourke,
q.v., aft. 1st E. of Mayo, q.v.
— Rd. Southwell, ld, aft. 6th
E. of Mayo, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir.,
563; P.C. 215 -
Nabha, Dewan Bishen,Sing of,
C.I.E., 806
— Raj, of, G.C.S.I. 801
Nadir, Sh. Pers. 99
Nadown, Raj. of, K.C.S.I. 803
Nagle, Sir Edm., adm. (A)
817; G.C.H. 786; K.C.B. 773
— Sir Rd., A.G. Ir. 588
Nahun, IRaj. of, K.C.S.I. 803
Nain Sing, C.I.E. 806
Nairn and Nairne
— Alex., Compt. Sc. 498
Alex., Ly. IS.A. 513
Sir Dav., C. Cus. 274
Sir Dav., Sec. Thist. 749
* Poss. Same perS.
— Sir Rt., Ld. Sess, 519
Wm. and sir W., Jy. Sc.
523; Ld. Sess. 520
Naish, see also Nash
— Jno., A.G. Ir. 589; L.J.
App. Ir. 586; Ld. Chanc Ir.
577; S.G. Ir. 590
Namis, abp. St. Day. 463
Namur, Rt. de, K.G. 733
Nanfam, Jno., G. Ch. Isl. 667
Nangle, Rd., bp. Clonf. 636
Nanose, Pres. Nic. 106
Nanquette, Pierre Franc. H.,
C.I.E. 806 b
p.
Naomh Gilda na (2),
Glend. 615
Napier, Sir Alex, Ld. Sess,
51
*i; Arch., Ld. SeSS. 517,
519
Ch. and sir C., adm. (D)
827; K.C.B. 777
— Ch. Ja.s. and Sir C., C.C.
Ind. 651; G.C.B. 769; G.
Virg. Isl. 731; gen. (B) 870;
K.C.B. 776
×
:k
Napier—comt.
Tag Ed, Hung del El... gem. (D
3
— Fras., see. lá. N. infra.
—ion. Geo. Campb. C.I.E.
8
— Geo. Th. and sir G.,
G. C.G.H. 679; gen. (A) 863;
IX.C.B. 776
— Geo. Th. Conolly, gem. (D)
896
— Ger. Jno., adm. (IH)850
— Johnstone, gen. (D) 881
Josh. and Sir J., A.G. Ir.
58S ; C.G.S. Ir. 577; Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; Lól. Chanc. Ir. 577;
P.C. 218
— Mark, gen. (B) 869
— Hon. Mark, gem. (C) 872
— Rt., gem. (E) 864
— Rt., gem. (B) 865
— Rt. C., see lil. N., infra,
— Th. E. and Sir T., gem. (ID)
882; K.C.B. 778
— Wnn., gem. (C) 872
— Wm., G. Labn. 675
— Wnn. C. E., gem. (D) 900
— Wnn. Fras. Patr. and Sir
W., G. Gsey. 669; gen. (D)
879; K.C.B. 777
Napier, lds.
— Fras., 7th lä., L.H.C.K. Sc.
546; L.L., Selk, 512
—Fras. 9th lä., aft. li. N. and
Ettrick, Amb. Nds. &c. 123;
Amb. Russ. 126; Amb. Pr.
118; Amb. U.S.A. 132; G.
Mdra.s. 657; K.T. 749; P.C. 217
— Anne Jane Ch., bss., aft.
N. and E., Cr. Ind. 809
Napier of Magdala, lds.
— Robt. Corn. and Sir R., aft.
ld. N. of M., C.C. Bbay. 660;
C.C. Ind. 651; Const. T.L. 321 ;
F.M. 856; G.C.B. 770; G.C.S.I.
801; G. Gibr. 670 ; gen. (D)
896; K.C.B. 778
—ºry Cecilia, Bss., Cr. Ind.
8
Napoleon. See also Bona-
partie
— I., Csl. Fr. 24; Emp. Fr. 24
— II. and III., Emp. Fr. 25
— III. (Emp. Fr.), K.G. 744
— (Pr. Imp.), Pr. Fr. 26
IN apper, sir Rt., C. B. Ex, Ir.
583
— Rt. Alexr., gen. (ID) 919
Narbon and Narboone
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Rbk.
P.A. 344; Richm. H. 333
— Nichs, Bl. M. P.A. 336;
Richm. H. 333; Ulst. K.A. 572
Narborough, sir Jno., adm.
| (A) 813
Narendra Krishna, &c.,
R.C.I.E. 805
Nares, Geo. and sir G., J.C.P.,
379. Si. 413
— Geo. Str. and sir G. adm.
(HI) 853; K.C.B. 783
Narses, K. It. 49
INſash, See also Naish
Jno. Hunter del, J.K.B. Ir,
578
Jos., gem. (D) 890
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 492
Iſasical, L. C. S., C. Ro.43
— P. C. S. (2), C. Ro. 44-5
Nasrmith, Dav., Q.C. 420
Mason, Jno., gen. (D) 924
Nasr-ul-Din, Sh. Pers. 99;
R.G. 745
Nathalocus, K. Sc. 18
Nathan, bp. St. Dav. 464
Nº. St. (or Nathy Cruim-
thir), bp. Ach. 612
nºtion, Jno. Louis, gen. (D)
Naunagar, Vibhajee of,
R.C.S.I. 803
Naunton, sir IR., S. St. 223
Nawazish Ali Kahn, C.I.E.
807; K.C.I.E. 805
Nayler, Geo. and sir G., Bl.
C.H. 339; Bl. M. P.A. 337;
Clar. K.A. 328; Gart. K.A.
328; Geneal. Bath. 784 ;
Guelph K.A. 793; K.H. 789;
M.G.K.A. 799; Yk. H. 334
Naylor, Ch., dm. Winch. 471
— Rt., dn. Lim. 639; dim.
Lism. 629
Naz, Virg., K.C.M.G. 797
Nead, Saml., gen. (B) 868
Neal and Neale, See also
Neele and Neile.
— Ed. St. Jno., Amb. Ecr.
942
— Rd., see Neile
— Th., M.M. 247
Nearne, Jno., dm. Llin. 623
Neave, Wm., S.L. Ir. 591
Neaves, Ch., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld.
Sess. 521; S.G. Sc. 527
Nectanus, bp. Mortl.-530
Nedham, Ch., gen. (D) 930
— Wm. Rt., gen. (D) 900
Need, Ch., gen. (D).913
— Hy., adm. (IHI) 850
Needham, hon. Fras., aft.
visc. and E. Kilmorey, gem.
(A) 860
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; J.K.B.
371; K.B. 757; S.L. 407
— Wrm., gem. (C) 874
Neele, Rd. and sir R., J.C.P.,
378; J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
Negreti, Dt. Mex. 103
Negus, Fras., M.H., 302
INehemiah, bp. Cmr. 603; bp.
Rild. 616
— dm. Killoe. 637
Neild, Hy. Jno. Th., gen. (D)
915 -
Neile, see also Neal and Neyle
— Jno., dn. Rip. 482
— (or Neale, or Neyle) Rd.,
abp. Yk. 486; bp. Dham. 479;
bp. Tich. and Cov. 444; bp.
Linc. 447; bp. Roch, 460; bp.
Winch. 471; dr. Westr. 469
— Sir Harry Burr., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768; G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.B. 774; L. Admy.
180-1
Nelson, Alex. Aberc., G. Gsey.
669 ; gem. (ID) 921
— Geo., L.M. Lond. 492
— Hor., see lä. N. infra,
— Hugh, G. Br. Cbia. 698
- Hon. Maur. Hor., adm. (HI)
— Rd. Jno., gen. (D) 899
— Rd. Th., gen. (A) 862
Nelson, lds. and visc.
— Sir Hor., aft. lī, and visc.
Nelson and D.of Bronte, adm.
(A) 816; K.B. 766
nºthorpe, Wm., C. Cus. Sc.
sºnard, Wm., gen. (D)
Nemours, Jul. de Medicis, D.
of, K.G. 737
Nepean, Evan adm. (EI) 848
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1095
Nepean—cont.
— Evan and Sir E., C. Treas.
Ir, 561; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; G.
Bbay. 659; L. Admy. 180-81;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 207; Sec.
Adm. 186; U.S. Home, 228;
TJ.S.W. 231
— Nichs., gen. (B) 867
— Th., gen, (C) 873
— W., gen. (D) 893
Nepos, J., Emp. W.E. 49
— Q. C. M., C. Ro. 45
Nºesford, Sir Rt. de, W.C.P.
7
Nergu, bp. St. Daw. 464
Nero, C. C., C. Ro. 43
47 T. C., C. Ro. 43; Emp. Ro.
7
Nerva, Emp. Ro. 47
— M. C., C. Ro. 46
Nesbit and Nesbitt,
Nisbet
Nesham, Chr. Jno. W., adm.
(D) 823; (G) 840
Nessari (St.), bp. Cork 630
Nessefield, Wm. de, A.G. 398
Nethercoat, Wm., dm. Kil-
macd. 638
Nettervill, Luke, abp. Arm.
595; J.K.B. Ir. 578
INeubourg, Aug. Guelph,
R.A. 793
Neve, Pet. Lé, Norr. K.A. 329;
R. Cr. P.A. 335; Richm. H.
333
— Ph., S.L. 411
— Wnn. Le and Sir W., Clar.
R.A. 328; Mowb. H. 340; Norr.
R.A. 329; Yk. H. 334
Nevell, see Nevill
Nevil, Nevill, Neville, and
Nevyll
— Alan de (No. 1), Jy. 363
— Alan de (No. 2), J. It. 365
— Alexr., abp. 485
— Ch., gen. (B) 868
— Chr., K.B. 763
— Clem., gen. (IB) 864
— Sir Ed., B. Ex. 384; J.C.P.
379; S.L. 410
— hon Ed., adm. (A) 813
— Geoffr. de, J. It. 368
— Geo., abp. Yk. 486; bp. EXr.
436; Ld. Chanc. 355 *.
— Geo., see Wm., infra,
— Hugh de, K.B. 754
— Jno. de, K.B. 754
— Jno., K.B. 755
— Jno., K.B. 756
— Joll. de. J.C.P. 376; J. It.
368; Jy. 364
— Laur., bp. Ferms, 621
— Phil. de, K.B. 754
— Ralph de, abp. Cantº. 430;
bp. Chich. 432; dm. Lich. 445;
J. It. 367; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574;
L.K. and Ld. Chanc. 353
— Ralph de, Const.
320
— Ralph, L.T. 161
— Ralph, Q.C. 420 .
— Ralph, see lá. N. infra
— Rd., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Rd., C.I.E. 808
— Rd.,aft. E. of Warwick and
Salisbury, q.v., K.G. 736 (d.
1471)
— Rt., b.p. Dham. 478 ; b.p.
Sal. 467
— Rt. de (No. 1), Jy. 364
— Rt. (No. 2), J. It. 368
— Saml. Tarr., bp. Duned.
710
S66
T.L.
Nevil, Nevill, Neville,
Nevyll—cont.
— (or Nevell), Th., dn. Cant.
431; dm. Pboro. 458
Toº" Nevylle), Th., dn. Ferns,
6
— Th., K.B. 756
— Th., R.B. 760
— Th., K.B. 762
— Sir Th., Sp. H.C. 249
— Wnn., adm. (IHI) 848
— Wm. or Geo., K.B. 758
— Wrm., aft. la. Fauconberg,
q.v., IK.B. 756
— Sir Wm. de, L.H.A. 172
Neville of Baby, lds.
— Jno., 3rd ló. K.G. 733;
L.H.A. 172
— Ralph, ld., aft. 3rd E. of
Westmorland, q.v.
Nevoy, Sir Dav., ld. Sess. 519
Newall, Dav. Jno. F., gen.
(D) 920
Newark (or Newerke), Hy. de,
abp. Yk. 485; dn. Yk. 486
Newbald, see also Nymbol-
they.
— (or Newbold), Geoff. de,
J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368
Newbery, Fras., gen. (B) 869
Newblanch, Ph. Chab., E of,
R.G. 737
Newboiá, See Newbald
Reybolt, Ed. Dorr., gen. (D)
93
— Sir Jmo. H., C.J. Mdras.
58
and
6
Newborough and New-
burgh
— Rog., K.B. 759
Newborough, lds.
Wymm Family.
— Th., 1st là. ; form. Th.
Wynne, q.v.
Newburgh, lds.
IBarret Family.
— Ed., ld. Barret of, C.D.L.
242; Ch. Ex. 154
Newcastle, E., M., and D. of
Gävenäish IFamily.
(See also Cavendish.)
— Wrm., 1st E., M., and D. of,
form. W. Mansfield, visc.
Mansfield, q.v., R.G. 740;
P.C. 189
— Hy., 2nd D. of, form. E. of
Ogle, q.v.; K.G. 740; P.C. 192
PIolles Family.
— Jno., D. of, form. E. of
Clare, q.v., P.C. 195; K.G.741;
L.P.S. 240
Holles, Pelham, and Clinton
I'amilies.
— Thos., 1st D. of, form T.
Pelham, ld. P. and E.of Clare,
q.v. (d. 1768), K.G. 741; L.C.H.
295; L.L. Md.K. 310; L.L.
Notts. 311 ; L.P.S. 241; L.T.
157; P.C. 197; Prem. 142;
S. St. 224
— Hy., 2nd D. of, from E. of
Lincoln, q.v., L.L., Notts,
311 ; P.C. 202
— Th., 3rd D. of, form. E. of
#coln, q.v.; L.L. Notts,
3
— Hy., 4th D. of, K.G. 743;
L.L. Notts, 311
— Hy., 5th D. of, form. 2nd
E. of Lincoln, q.v., C. Sec.
235; K.G. 744; L.L. Notts,
311; L.W.S. 323; W. Sec. 232;
W. and C. Sec. 231
Nºwoombe, Benj., dn. Roch.
— Danl., dm. Glr. 440
— Jno., dn. Boch. 461
— Rd., b.p. Llff. 449; bp. St.
As. 462
— Wm., abp. Arm. 596; bp.
Drom. 605; bp. Oss. 620; bp.
Wíord, and L. 627
Newdigate, C. N., P.C. 220
— Ed. Newd., G. Brmda. 701;
gen. (ID) 917
— Hy. Rd. Legge, gen. (D) 931
— Jno., S.L., 408
— Rd. and Sir R., C.J.K.B.
370; J.K.B. 372; S.L. 409, 410
Newell, Jul. Jas. Farm., adm.
(G) 842
Newerk, see Newark
nexhaven, Ch. Visc., C.Cus.
7
Newland, Hy., dm. Ferns, 623
Newman, Hor. Towns., dn.
Cork, 632
— Th., M. Chy. 394
— Walter, gem. (D) 932
Newmarch, Oliv., gen. (ID)
934
Rºymarket, Ad. de, J. It.
367
Rºxaham, Geo. Lew., K.C.
— Nath., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th. de, M. Chy. 393
— Wm. de, M. Chy. 393
Newport, Amd., C. Cus. 273
— Jno., S. L. 408
— sir Jno., C.G.Ex. 169; C.
Treas. Ir. 561 ; Ch. Ex. Ir. 562;
.C. 208
— Pat. de, dn. St. P. 452
— Rd. de, bp. Lond. 451; dim.
St. P. 453
— Hon. Th., aft. li. Torring-
tion, q.v., C. Cus. 274; L.T.
156
— Wm., K.B. 756
Newport, E. of
IBlowmt Family.
— Montj., 1st E. of, form. li.
Montjoy, q.v., M.G.O. 258
Newport Family.
— Fras., 2nd ló., aft. 1st visc.
N. and E. of Bradford, q.v.,
Compt. 292; P.C. 190; P.C.
193; Tr. H. 291
— O. G. C., visc., aft. 3rd E.
of Bradford, q.v., P.C. 215;
W.C.H. 297
Jocelyn Family.
— Rt., 1st là., form. Rt.
Jocelyn, q.v., aft. 1st visc. J.,
q.v., L.J. Ir. 557
Newry, Jno., dn. Chich. 434
Newton, Ad., dm. Dham. 479
— Ch., Regr. Bath, 784
— Ch. Th., K.C.B. 784
— Ed., G. Jam, 713; G. Mtius.
684; K.C.M.G., 798
— Fras., dn. Winch. 471
— Hy, and sir H., Adm. Adv.
423; Ch. Lond. 422; J.Adm.Ct.
423; M. Chy. 396
— Horace Park, gen. (D) 922
— Isaac and sir I., M.M.
247; Pres. R. Soc. 940
— Jno., gen. (C) 871
— Michl. and sir M., K.B. 764
— Rd., C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P.
378; S.L. 407
—iºn, bp. Brl. 439; dr. St. P.
— Th., gem. (ID) 879
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1096
w
INDEX OF NAMES.
Newton—comt.
— Wrm. Hy., IK.H. 791
— Wm. Saml. and sir W., gen.
(D) 897
Newtown, Brimsley, ld., aft.
2nd E. of Lanesboro', C. Cus.
Ir. 565; C. Exc. Ir. 566
Ney, Off. Nap. 26
Neylan or Neyland, Danl.,
bp. Kild. 617; dm. Elph. 609;
dm. OSS. 623
Neyle, see also Neile
Tº Gjib. Nev. G.§ 284
Niall, K. Ir. 21
— -Caillie, K. Ir. 21
— -Frea.sach, IK. Ir. 21
— -Glundubh, K. Ir. 22
Nias, Jos. and sir J., adm. (D)
831; (E.) 838; K.C.B. 779
Niccolo, see Nicholas
Nicephorus, I. to III., Emp.
E.E. 50
Nichol, see Nicholl
Nicholas, Nicolas, and Ni-
colaus
(3), bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
bp. Cness. 531
bp. Down, 603
— bp. Elph. 608
— bp. Emly. 625
bp. Isl. 539
bp. Kilmacd. 636
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514; Ld.
Clk. Beg. 524; Sec. St. Sc.
501
— D. Line. 29
— I., E. Russ. 90; K.G. 743
— I., K. Dk. 93
— I., Pr. Mgo. 95
— (or Niccolo), I. to III., M.
Fal. 53
— I, to V., P. Ro. 33-4-5
— Ambr., L.M. Lond. 490
— Ed., L.P.S. 240; Paynn. G.
244
— Sir Ed., L.T. 155; P.C. 189;
S. St. 223
— Fras., D. Lime. 30
— Jno., R.B. 763
Jno. Toup, adm. (D) 829;
R.H. 790
— Matth., dn. Brl. 440; dn.
St. P. 453
— sir Nich. Harr., Chanc.
M.G. 799; G.C.M.G. 794;
E.C.M.G. º IX.H. 790;
. 79
J.K.B.
:
:
Nicholl, Nichol, Nicoll,
and Nicol
— G. Tob. 723
— Ch., gen. (B) 870
— Ch. Gunt, K.B. 764
— Fras., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Hy., gem. (D) 916
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 1),
IB.T. 268; D. Arch. 421; J.
Adm. Ct. 423; J. Pr. Ct.
421; Jud. Com. P.C. 360; K.
Adv. 422; P.C. 208; Vic. Gen.
422
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 2),
B.T. 268; J.A.G. 937; L.T.
160; P.C. 214
— Th., gem. (ID) 928
Nichols, Nicholls, Nicols
and Nicolls
— Aug. and Sir A., J.C.I’.
378; S.L. 409
I'07
Nichols, Nicholls, Nicols, and
Nicolls—com.t.
— Bened., bp. Bgr. 426 ; bp.
St. Dav. 464
-Hºd. gen. (D) 882; I.C.B.
77
— Geo., gen. (D) 890
— Geo., IK.C.B., 782; P.L.C.
262; Sec. P.L.B. 262
— Gust., gem. (A) 863
— Hy. and sir H., Adm (A)
818; Compt. N. 257; K.C.B.
775
º Jas. Iºdm. Tarr., gen. (D)
7
Jasp. and sir J., C.C. Ind.
651; C.C. Mdras. 657; gen. (B)
869; K.C.
.C.B. 775
— Oliv. C.C. Bbay. 660; gen.
(A) 860
— Wnn., C.C.J. 404
— Wm., dm. Chest. 477
Nicholson and Nicolson
— Arth., K.C.I.E. 805
— sir FR. Wrm. Ersk., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 834; (E) 838
— Sir Geo., Ld. Sess. 519
— Hy. Fk., adm. (E) 837
— Ja.s., bp. Dkld. 533
— Loth., G. Jsey. 668; gen.
(D) 917; K.C.IS. 782
— Sir Th. Ld. Adv. 526
— Th. Wrm., IK.H. 791
Wm., abp. Cash. amd Eml.
; abp. Carl. 476; bp. Dry.
— Wm., b.p. Glr. 438
— sir Wm., gen (C) 874
Nicholyn, Lotto, M.M. 240
Nickle, Rt. and sir R., gen.
(D) 883; K.H. 790
Nicol, see Nicholl
Nicolas, see Nicholas
Nicolaus, see Nicholas
Nicolay, Wm. and Sir W., G.
Dnca. 730; G. Mtius. 683;
G. St. Xtr. &c. 727; gen. (B)
869; K.C.H. 788 -
Nicoll, see Nicholl
Nicolls, see Nichols
Nicols, see Nichols
Nicolson, see Nicholson
TNiddry, Jno., 1st lit., form.
hon. J. Hope, q.v., G.C.B. 767
G. H., V. Chanc.
Guelph, 792
Niel, Genl., IN.C.B. 778
Nigel or Nigellus, bp. Ely,
434; dim. Linc. 447; Jy. 363;
L.H.T. 152
Niger, M. V. M., C. Ro. 46
P., Emp. Ro. 47 '
— Rog., bp. Tuond. 451
nightingale or Nightin-
al,
— Miles and sir M., C.C.
IBbay, 660; gem. (B) 867;
R.C.B. 773
Nikke or Nikks, Rd., see Nix
Nilson, Laur., C.C. Bbay. 659
Ninian (St.) (2), bp. Gall, 538
Nºt, Nesbit, and Nes-
— Alexr., gem. (B) 869
— Colebr., gem. (C) 872
— Jno., gem. (ID) 918
— sir Jmo., Ld. Adv. 526; Ld.
Sess. 519
— Jos., gem. (I)) 880
Patr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Rt. Parry, C.I.E. 807
Nison, Fras. and sir F., Dep.
Sec, at W. 234
Nigen, IXnox Rowan gen, (ID)
Nix (or Nikks)
Rd., bp. Norw. 455; L.K.
355; Regr. Gart, 746
Nixºn, Fras, Russ., bp. Tasm.
7
— J. Lyons, G. Nev. 729; G.
St. Xtr. 729; G. Virg. Isl. 731
Nizamuddin, &c., C.I.E. 808
Nobilior, M. F., C, lêo. 43-4
— Q. T., C. Ro. 44
— S, F, P., C. Ro. 42
INobis, bp. Llff. 448
Nchle, Jas., adm. (D) 823
— Jno., dm. Exr. 437
— Wnn. Hall, gem. (ID) 930
Noboa, D., Pres, Ecr. 108
Noctua, Q. C., C. Ro. 41
Ngº, hon. Bennet, gen. (IB)
{}
— hom. Gerard J., C.W.P.B.
272; L.T., 161; P.C. 219
— Rown., dm. Sal. 468
— hom. Wrm., C.J. Chest., 386;
J.C.P. 379; R.C. 415; S.L.
412
Noell, see also Nowell
Nomenoe, D. Bry. 27
Nonis, abp. St. Dav. 468
Nood, Piet. Gysb., G. C.G.H.
378
6
Norcliffe, Norc., gem. (ID) 890;
K.E.I. 791
Norcott, sir Amos Gods. Rt.,
gen. (C) 875; K.C.H. 788
Edm., G. Gamb. 686
— Wm. Sh. R., G. Jsey. 668;
gen. (D) 903; K.C.B. 780
Norfolk, E. and D. of Refer
also to Arundlel, Howard,
Maltravers and Mowbray
JBigod I'amvily.
(See also Bigod)
— Rog. Big., 2nd E. of, Jy.
363
— Rog., 4th E. of, J. It. 367;
L.M. 325
— Rog., 5th E. of, L.M. 325
JPlantagenet l'amily.
— Th. (De Brotherton), 1st
E. of, L.M. 325
— Margt., Cts.s., aft. DSS. of,
L.M. 325
1Mowbray Family'
Th., D. of, form. E. of
Nottºm., q.v. (d. 1399)
Jno., D. of, form. Jno.
Mowbray, and E. of Nottm.,
q.v. (d. 1432)
— Jno., D. of, form. E. Of
IPlantagemet Family.
— Rd., D. of, also D. of York,
q.v. (d. 1483)
Howard Family.
— Jno., 1st D. of, form. li.
Howard, q.v., L.H.A. 174
— Th., 2nd D. of, form, ld.
Howard and E. of Surrey,
q.v., L.H.A. 174
— Th., 3rd D. of, E.M. 326;
L.K. 355
— Th., 4th D. of, E.M. 326;
K.G. 738
• List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1097
Norfolk, E. and D. of cont.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. E. of
Arundel, q.v. (d. 1646)
— Hy, 7th D. of, form. E. of
Arundel, q.v., E.M. 326; K.G.
740; P.C. 193
— Th., 8th D. of, E.M. 326
— Ed., 9th D, of, E.M. 326
— Ch., 10th D. of, E.M. 326
— Ch., 11th D. of, form. E. of
Surrey, q.v., E.M. 326; L.L.
Suss. 312
— Bern. Ed., 12th D. of, E.M.
326; K.G. 743; P.C. 211
— Hy. Ch., 13th D. of, form.
E. of Surrey, and lù. Mal-
travers, q.v., E.M. 326; K.G.
744; L.S.H. 290; M.H. 302
Tºy. Gr., 14th D. of, E.M.
— Hy., 15th D. of, E.M. 326;
K.G., 745
Norgate, Ed., Bl, M.P.A. 336;
Winds. H. 331
wºman, Fras. Booth, K.C.B.
— Hy. Radf., gen. (D) 909
— Hy, Wyl. and Sir H., G.C.B.
771; G.C.M.G. 795; G. Jam.
713; G. Qland. 706; gen, (D)
908; K.C.B. 780; M.C.I. 647
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 488
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Lion., C. Cus. Sc. 503
Normanby, visc. M. and D.
Of
Sheffield Family.
— Jno., 1st M. of, for, in. 3rd
E. of Mulgrave, q.v., aft. 1st
D. of N., and D. of Bucks,
q.v., L.P.S. 240; P.C. 194-5
IPhipps Family.
— Hy., 1st visc., form. 1d, and
aft. E. of Mulgrave, q.v.
Const. Hy., 2nd visc., aft.
1st M. of, form. E. of Mul-
grave, &c., q.v., Amb. Fr. 113;
Amb. Tusc. 115; G.C.B. 772;
H. Sec. 227; IK.G. 744; W. and
C. Sec. 231
— Geo. Augs. Const., 2nd M.
of, form. E. of Mulgrave,
q.v., C,G.A. 300; G.C.B. 778;
G.C.M.G. 795; G. N.Z. 709; G.
Qland. 706; G. Vict. 705;
E.C.M.G. 797
Normandy, Hy., D. of, Ch.
Jr. (1153) 362
Normannus, see Normanus
Rºmanton, Wm., M. Chy.
39
Normanton, E. Of
Ch., 1st E. of, form. Chas.
*
Agar, and lå. and visc.
Somerton, q.v.
Normannus and Nor-
manus, see also Cantilupe
— (or De Cantilupe), Simon,
L.K., 353
— Ulf., bp. Dorch. and Sidr.
46
4
wºmanville, Th. de, J. It.
6
Norreis, see Norreys
Norreys, see also Norris
— (or Norreis), Pet, dn. St.
Pat. 618
— Rt., Ch. Ex. Ir. 561
Norrie, Rt., b.p. Glasg. 543
Norris, see also Norreys
— Hy., adm. (A) 814
— sir Jno., adm. (A 813; L.
Admy, 177; P.C. 198
Norris—comt.
— Jno. Fr., Q.C. 419
— sir Th., L.J. Ir. 554
— Wm., K.B. 761
— Wrm., Mast. and Pres, Coll.
Surg. 939
Norris, lds.
— Fras., 2nd lå., aft. 1st E. of
Berkshire, q.v., K.B. (1605) 761
North, Br., bp. Lich. and Cov.
44; bp. inch. 471; bp.
Worc. 473; dr. Cantº. 43)
— Ch. Fk., gen. (ID) 899
— Dudley, see löl. N., infra
— Sir Dudl., L.T. 155
— Ford and sir F., J.Q.B.D.
# Just. Ch. D. 391; Q.C.
— Fras. and sir F., aft, 1st
ld. Guildford, q.v., A.G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 375; K.C. 414; L.K.
; P.C. 192; S.G. 401; S.L.
1
— hon. FR., aft. 7th E. of
Guildford, q.v., G. Ceyl. 672
— hon. Fk., 8ee lá. N., infra,
— hon. G., U.S.Home, 227
— Jno., K.B. 762
Jno. Hy., J. Admy. Ct. Ir.
587
Jno. Sidney, P.C. 221
— Rog., K.C. 414-5
— Rog., see 1d, N., infra.
North, lds.
— Rog., 2nd ló., K.B. 761; Tr.
FI. 291
— Dudl., aft. 3rd lå, N., K.B.
762 ; L. Admy. 175
— Wrm., 6th lä., gem. (B) 864;
D.C. 196
— hon. Fk., c.c. 1d. North,
aft. 4th E. of Guildford, q.v.,
Ch.Ex. 165; Chambn. Ex. 166;
H. Sec. 226; K.G. 742; L.L.
Soms. 311; L.T. 157-8; Paym.
G. 245; P.C. 202; Prem. 143;
W.C.P. 319
Northalis, Rd., abp. Dbln.
and Gl. 616; bp. Oss. 620;
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 575
Nºhail, Rt. de, bp. Worc.
47
Northampton, Adam de, bp.
Ferns, 621
— Hyde, J. It. 366.
— Jno. de, L.M. Lond. 489
— Rd. de, bp. Ferns, 621
Northampton, E. and M. of.
De Bohun Family.
Wm., 1st E of, form. Sir
W. de Bohun, q.v., K.G. 733;
L.H.A. 172
Parr Family.
— Wm., M. of, form. Id. Parr
of IXendal, and E. of Essex,
q.v.; C.G.P. 299
Howard Family.
— Hy., E. of, E.M. 326; K.G.
739; L.P.S. 240; L.T. 154;
W.C.P. 319
Comptom Family.
— Wm., 1st E of, form. li.
Compton, q.v., K.G. 739
29 Spencer, 2nd E. of, M.G.W.
6
— Jas., 3rd E. of, Const. T.L.
321; P.C. 191
— Geo., 4th E. of, Const. T.L.
321; P.C. 195
— Geo., 4th or 6th E. of, form.
hom. G. Compton, q.v.
High, 7th E. of, amb. Woe,
11 \
Northampton, E. and M. of
cont.
— Sp., 8th E. of, L.L. Nton.
10
3
— Ch., 9th E. aft. 1st M. of,
L.L. Nton. 310
— Spenc. Jos. Alw., 2nd M.
of, Pres. R. Soc., 940
— Wm., 4th M. of, form. Id.
Wm. Compton, q.v., K.G.
745
Northatus, K. Sc. 17
Northbertus, bp. Elm. 454
Northbrook, Ids, and E. of
— Fras. T., 1st là., form. Sir
F.T. Baring, q.v.
— Th. Geo., 2nd lå. aft. 1st E.
of, form. hon. T. G. Baring,
185-6; P.C. 218;
187; U.S. War. 232
Northbrugh or North-
burgh, Rog. de, bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444; L.H.T. 153
Northburg, Michl. de, bp.
Lond, 451
Northbury, sir Jno., L.H.T.
158
Wm. de, J. It. 368
Northcote, hon. Hy. Staff.,
aft. Sir H., S.G.O. 260 ; U.S.
War. 233
— Sir Staff. Hy., aft. 1st E. of
Iddesleigh, q.v., Ch. Ex. 166;
G.C.B. 773; L.T. 162; P.C.
217; Pres. B.T. 269; Sec. Ind.
236
— Walt. Staff., aft. visc. St.
Cyres, and 2nd E. of Iddes-
leigh, q.v., C.I.R. 286
— Cec. Fras., lady, aft. Css.
of Iddesleigh, Cr. Ind. 810
Northcott, Chas...,dn.Kilmacd.
638
Northcote; E. of
— Dav., 4th E. Of, L.H.T. Sc.
498
— Geo., 6th E. of, adm. (A
814
— Wm., 7th E. of, adm. (A)
817; G.C.B. 761; K.B. 766
Northey, sir Ed., A.G. 399
— Wm. B.T. 266
Northington, E. of
— Rt., 1st E. of, form, sir
Rt. and ló. Henley, q.v.,
L.L. Hants, 311 ; L.H.S. 287;
L.P.C. 188
— Rd., 2nd E. of, form. hon.
R. Henley, q.v., K.T. 748;
L.L. Tr. 557; P.C. 204
Northland, Geo., adm. 853
nºrthumberiana, E. and D.
O
— Walch. de Lovaine, E. Of,
bp. Dham. (1072) 478
— Hy., E. Of (d. 1152), Lél.
Chanc. Sc. 514
— Hugh Pudsey or Pusar, E.
of (d. 1195), (see Pudsey)
Percy Family.
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. Hy.
Percy, q.v. (d. 1408); K. Man,
665; L.H.A. 173
Nevill Family.
— Jno., E. of, form, ld, aft.
M. of Montague, q.v.
Percy Family restored.
—ºy. 4th E. of (d. 1489), K.G.,
— Hy, 5th E. of, K.B. (1489),
758; K.G., 737
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
70
1098
INDEX OF NAMES.
Northumberland, E. and D. of
—cont. º
Tºg Hy., 6th E. of, K.G. (1537),
737
Dudley Family.
— Jno., D. of, form. Visc.
Lisle and E. of Warwick, q.v.
% 1553); E.M. 326; L.S.H.
9
Percy Family restored.
— Th., 7th E. Of (d. 1572),
K.G. 738
— Hy., 9th E. of (d. 1632), K.G.
739; C.G.P. 299
— Algm., 10th E. of (d. 1668),
E.M. 326; K.G. 739 ; L.H.A.
175; L.H. Const, 289; L.L.
Dham. 308; P.C. 190
Fitzroy Family.
— Geo., D. of (d. 1716), Const.
W. Cast. 322; gen. (B) 864;
K.G. 740; L.L. Surr. 312;
P.C. 196
Seymour Family.
— Algn., . of, form. li.
Algn. Percy and E. of Hert-
ford, q.v. (d. 1750)
Smithsom, and Percy Families.
Note.—These Dukes commence
with 1st according to
Burke, and 2nd according
to Nicolas.
— Hugh, E., aft. 1st-2nd D.
of (d. 1786), K.G. 742; L.L. Ir.
557; L.L. Mdx. 310 ; L.L.
Nbland. 310; M.H. 302; P.C.
201
— Hugh, 2nd-3rd D. of (d.
1817); gen. (A) 858; K.G. 742;
L.L. Nbland, 310
— Hugh, 3rd-4th D. of (d.
1847), amb. Fr. 113; K.G. 743;
L.L. Ir. 557; L.L. Nbland.
310 ; P.C. 210
— Algm., 4th-5th D. of, form.
ld. Prudhoe, q.v. (d. 1865);
adm, (D) 829; (G) 840; K.G.
744; Ld. Admy. 183 ; P.C.
21
5
— Geo., 5th-6th D. of, form.
ld. Lovaine, and 2nd E. of
Beverley, q.v.
— Algn. Geo., 6th-7th D. of,
form. li. Lovaine, q.v., K.G.
745; L.L. Nbland, 310; I.P.S.
241; Pres. R. Inst. 940
Northwell, Wm. de, B. Ex.
83
3
Northwold, Hugh, bp. Ely,
434
— (or Northwood) Rog. de,
B. Ex. 382; W.C.P. 317; Jy.
364
Northwood, see Northwold
Norton, hom. Chapple, gen.
(A) 859
— sir Dudley, Ch. Ex. Ir.
562; Sec. St. Ir. 562
— Fletcher and Sir F., aft. 1st
ld. Grantley, q.v., A.G. 399;
R.C. 415; P.C. 202; S.G. 402;
Sp. H.C. 250
—- hon. Fl., Bar. EX. Sc. 524
— Geo., K.B. 760
— Greg. de, Rec Lond. 493
— Jeff, de, Rec. Lond. 493
A.G. 398
, K.B. 759
—- Rd., C.J.C.P. 375; S.L.
407
— Th., L.G. Ch. Hosp. 936
— Wm., Amb. SWZ. 113
Norton, lds.
— Ch. B., 1st là, form.sir C. B.
Adderley, q.v.
Nºwich, Geoff. de, dm. Yk.
8
— Sir Jno. de, L.H.A. 171
— Ralph de, Jy. 364
— Rt. de, C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P.
378 ; S.L. 408
— (or Norwico) W. de, B. Ex.
; C.B. Ex. 381; L.H.T. 152,
— Wm. de, (W. Bateman), bp.
Norw. 455; din. Linc. 448
Norwich, E. of
Goring Family.
— Geo., 1st E of, form. li.
§ring q.v., C.G.P. 299; P.C.
— Chas., 2nd E. Of, B.T.
263; C, Y.G. 298
INorwico, see Norwich
Nothelmus, abp. Cant. 430
INott, and Notte
— Ed. Bamb., adm (IH)851
— Fett., S.L. 411
— Fras. Percy, gem. (ID) 911
— Hy., gen. (ID) 910
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Wm., G.C.B. 769; gen. (ID)
879
Nottage, Geo. L.M.
Lond. 492
Notte, see Nott.
Nottingham, Jno. de,
Limc. 448
— Rt. de, B. Ex. 383
— Rt. de, J.C.P. 376; Jy. 364
- Wm. de, A.G. 398; C.B. Ex.
3
— Wnn., J. It. 368
INT ottiºlº E. Of
owbray Family.
— Th., E. of, aft. D. of Nor-
folk, q.v., E.M. 326; K.G. 734;
L.M. 325
Plantagemet Family.
— Rd., E. of (1476), also D. of
York, g. v.
IBerkeley Family.
— Wrm., E. of (d. 1492), E.M.
326
I'itzroy Family.
— Hy., E. of, form. Hy. Fitz-
roy, q.v., aft. D. of Richmond
and Somerset, q.v.
FIoward Family.
— Chas., 1st E. of, form. li.
How. of Eff., q.v., Const.
W. Cast. 322; E.M. 326;
L.H.A. 174; L.L. Suss. 312 ;
L.S.H. 290
Finch Family.
— Heneage, 1st E. of, form.
sir H. and ló. Finch, q.v.
— Daml., 2nd E. of, form. hon.
D. and lå. Finch, g. v., aft.
7th E. of Winchilsea, q.v.;
Ld. Admy, 176; L.L. Kent,
§ ; L.P.C. 188; P.C. 195; S. St.
Notton, Wm. de, J.K.B. 371;
S.L. 406
No vant, Hugh, bp. Lich, and
Cov. 443
Novis, abp. St. Dav. 463
Novitianus, P. Ro. 32
Nowell, see also Noell
— Alex., dm. St. P. 453
—— Hy., G. I. Man, 666
— Lawr., dm. Lich. 445
— Rd., G. I. Man, 666
— Wm... adm. (A) 819
Sw.,
dm.
Noy, Wm., A.G. 399
Nuad, bp. Arm. 595
nuadha:Fioum fail, R. Ir, 20
Nuba. Pasha, G.C.M.G. 795
Nucells, ld, see Scales and N.
Nudd, bp. Llff. 448
Nugent, Amdr., gen, (D) 927
— sir Ch. Edmél., adm. (A)
816; (B) 821; G.C.H. 787
— Ch. B. P. N. Hodges-,
E.C.B. 781
— Ch. Lav., gen. (ID) 906
— Count, K.C.B. 775
— Edm., bp, Kilm. 607
— sir Edm., L.M. D'bln. 642
— Geo., see ld, N., infra,
— Geo. and sir G., C.C. Bgal.
652; C.C. Ind. 650; F.M. 856;
G.C.B. 767; G. Jam. 713; gen.
(A) 860; K.B. 766
Jno., G. Antig. 728
Jno., gen. (C) 874
* Poss. same pers.
— Nichs., B.Ex. Ir. 583; C.J.
C.P. Ir. 580; S. G. Ir. 589
— Rd., L.D. Ir. 552
— Rt., see ld, N., infra,
— St. Geo. M., gem. (D) 922
— Th., C.J.K.B. Ir. 578 ;
J.K.B. Ir, 579
— Th., Comm. Serjt. Lond.
495
INugent, lds. and E.
— Rt., aft. 1st là. and E. Nu-
gent and Visc. Clare, q.v.,
L.T. 157; P.C. 200; Pres. B.T.
266; V. Treas. Ir. 560
Geo., aft. 2nd E.
Temple and 1st M. of
Buckm., q.v., L.L. Bucks. 306
— Geo., ld., son of 1st M. of
Buckm., Com. Io. Isl. 129;
G.C.M.G. 794; L.T. 160
Numa Pompilius, K. Ro. 36
Numerianus, Emp. Ro. 48
nºmiaicus, Č. C. M., C. Ro.
Nunant, Hugh, bp. Lich. and
Gov. 443
Nünez, R., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Nurse, Ch. Bulk, gem. (D)
926
Nºthau, Fred. Geo., gen. (D)
Nutley, Rd., J.Q.B. Ir. 579
Nuttall, Enos, bp. Jam, 713
— Jno., dn. Chest. 477
— Jos., L.M. Dbln, 641
— Th., gen. (ID) 927
Newbald),
5
Nymbolt he (or
Nyon, Mons. de, G. Mtius.
683
×
*
Sim., R. Cr. P.A. 33
0.
O'—
See also under the name with-
Out this prefix, which is
Sometimes omitted in the
Original lists from which
this book is compiled.
Oak—, see Oke—
IFor List of Abbreviations, 8e6 pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1099
Oakeley, see Oakley
Oakes, Sir Hild., G.C.B. 768;
G. Mita. 671; ;en. (# 337;
L.G.O. 259 -
— Rd., Amb. G. St. 121; Amb.
Pld. 126
— Th. Geo. Alexr., gen. (D)
908
Oakham, see Okeham
Oakley and Oakeley
— Sir Ch., G. Mdras. 656
— Jno., dn. Carl. 476;
Manch. 481
Oates, Jas. Poole, K.H. 792
Oatlawe, see Outlaw
Oatley, Ad., M. Chy. 376
O'Bainan, Patr., bp. Cmr. 603
— Gelasius, bp. Cllr. 596
Obaldia, J. de, Pres. Pan. 107
Obando, J. M. y, Pres.N.G. 107
O’Bardain, dm. Kilm. 609
olºra, Harry Sm., gen. (D)
— Th., gem. (I)) 931
oreira, Malachy, bp. Kild.
1
O’Beirne, Th. Lewis,
Meath, 599; bp. Oss. 621
O'Beoda, Donat, bp. Killa. 612
Obinus, abp. Lond. 450
Obizzo, II. and III., M. Fa. 53
Obligado, Pres. B. Ay. 110
O’Braion, bp. Clonm, 599
O’Braloin, Steph. W.,
Mayo, 611
O'Brian, O'Brien,
O'Bryen
— Barth., gen. (D).908
— Const., bp. ISilloe. 634
— Don., bp. Clonm. 600
*— Don., b.p. Killoe. 634
*— Don., bp. Tim. 638
* Poss. Same pers.
— Don. Hinchy, adm. (G)
841
—- Ed., adm. (A) 817
— Ed. Ja.s., gen. (C) 875
— Jas., J.Q.B. Ir. 579 ;
J.Q.B.D. Ir. 579; S.L. Ir. 593
— lil. Ja.s., aft. 3rd M. Of
Thomond, q.v., adm. (A) 820;
G.C.H. 786
— Jas. Th., bp. OSS., F. and
L. 622; dr. Cork, 632
— Jno. Ter. Nic. and Sir J.,
G. Ceyl. 673; G. Hlgld. 670;
G. Newfil. 700; K.C.M.G. 798
— Jos., adm. (GF) 841
— Kenn., dm. Emly, 628
— Luc., adm. (A) 815
— Sir Luc., aft. 13th lä. In-
chiquin, q.v., L.L. Clare, 569
— Mariam, abp. Cash. 624;
bp. Cork, 630
— Maur., bp. Rilf. 635; dri.
Kilf. 637; bp. Killoe, 634
— Michl. Wnn., S.L. 414
— Percy W., L.T. 157
— Pet., A.G. Ir. 589; S.G. Ir.
590; S.L. Ir, 5.93
— Rt., adm. (D) 824
— Terence (3), bp. Killoe, 634
— Terence, gen. (I)) 895
— Thad., dn. Cash. 627
im. and sir T., L.M.
Dblin, 642
— Wm., J.C.P.D. Ir. 582;
J.Q.B.D. Ir. 580
O’Brogan, Bened., bp. Ach.
612
— Dav., bp. Clr. 596
— Nehem., bp. Cllr. 596
— Steph., abp. Cash. 624
dn.
bp.
bp.
and
Por List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
O’Brogy, Greg., bp. Clonf.
635; dra. Clonf. 637.
O’Brolcan, Flathbert,
Dry. 600
O’Bryen, see O'Brien
ăila, Chas., bp. Emly,
5
O'Cahan (or O'Cane), Corm.,
bp. Rph. 601
— (or O'Cane), Dennis, bp.
Kilf. 635
O'Cairil, Corn., b.p. Trn. 611
O'Callaghan, Fras. Langf.,
C.I.E. 807
— Geo. Wm. Dougl., adm. (E)
835; (E) 838 .
— Hon. Rt. Wm. and Sir R.,
C.C. Mdras. 657; G.C.B. 769;
gen. (B) 868; K.C.B. 774
O'Caine, see O'Cahan
O'Caran, Gilb., abp. Arm. 595;
bp. Rph. 601
O'Carellan, see O'Cherballen
oğırmacain, Gilc., dn. Elph.
O'Carolan, see O'Cherballen
ogºrrol, sir Danl., gem. (E)
6
— Jno., see MacCarrill
— Th., abp. Cash. 625; abp.
TnT. 611
O'Cashin, Jno., bp. Killa. 612
O'Cassy, see O'Cuffy
ogatan, Sluagad, bp. Llin.
521
O'Cathald,
Rild. 616
bp.
Muredach, bp.
- ogºthian, Brigd., bp. Ferns,
621
— Moelisa, bp. Ferns, 621
O'Cathsuigh, Cormac,
Kild. 616
O'Cellaic, Dungall, bp. Llin.
1
62
ogºrvanan, Hugh, bp. Clr.
9
5
O'Cherballen (or O'Carellan)
Florence (2), bp. Dry. 600
— (or O'Carolan), Don., dn.
Dry. 602
— (or Carellan), German or
Gervase, bp. Dry. 601
otherlony, Alex., Bl. L. P.A.
41
oºltree, Michl., b.p. Drmbl.
5:
bp.
Ochterlonie, Ochterlony,
and Ouchterlonie
— sir Dav., G.C.B. 767; K.C.B.
775
— Jno., b.p. Brm. 541
Ochus, K. Pers. 99
oglerchen, Cellach, bp. Cld.
599
O'Clery, Gelisa, bp. Ach. 612
O'Cloghena, Florence or
Finin, bp. Ross. 631
O'Clowan or O'Cluan, Mala-
chy, bp. Killa. 612
oglumain, Oengus, bp. Ach.
12
O’Cruil (or Comuil), Cat., bp.
Tn. 611
ogºny, Amlave, bp. Dry.
6 *
— (or O'Dubthaic), Maur., bp
Dry. 600
O'Coinderi, see O'Connery
O'Colman (or Kellach), Gelas.,
bp. Ferns; 621
O’Colweny, Michl., dm.
Ardf. 640
O'Con—, see also O'Conn—
t
O'Conlactain, Moelisa, bp
Elph. 608
O'Conacty, Florence, bp.
Kilm. 607
ogºnaing, Donat, bp. Cash.
O'Conarchy, Christ., bp.
Lism. 626
— Don., b.p. Ardf. and Agh.
639
O'Concubhair, see O'Connor
O'Conellan, Abrm., abp Arm.
595; dri. Arm. 597
O'Congalan, Th., bp. Ard., 607
ogºning, Derm., b.p. Killoe.
4
O'Conn—, see also O'Con—
O'Connell, Connor (2), bp.
Killoe. 612
— Dainl., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Hugh Heefke, gen. (D) 924
— Maur. Ch. and Sir M.,
G. N.S.W. 703; G. Qland.
705-6; gen. (B) 869; R.C.H.
788
— Pet. Pierce Ly., gen. (D)
920
O'Conner, see O'Connor
O'Connery, (or O'Coinderi),
Th., dn. Kilm. 609
O'Connor, O'Conor,
O'Conner
— Ardg., bp. Elph. 608
— Bern., bp. Ross, 631
— Domat, bp. Elph. 608
— (Or O'Concubhair), Donat,
bp. Killa, 612
— Jno., L.M. D'blm. 642
— Luke, gen. (D) 932
Luke S. M., G. Gamb. 686;
gen. (D) 901
Maur., b.p. Elph. 608
— Milo, bp. Elph. 608
N. R., Amb. Bga. 128
— Owen, bp. Killa. 612; dm.
Ach. 614
O'Conolly, Patr., bp. Chr. 596
— Rd. and Sir R., adm. (IHI)
845; K.C.H. 789
— Th., abp. Arm. 595
— Th., abp. Thi. 611;
Elph. 608; din. Ach. 614
O'Conor, see O'Connor
O'Conuil, see O'Cnuil
ogerboy, Flam., b.p. Ferns,
l
O'Corcroin, bp. Clr., 596
O'Cormacain, Is., bp. Killoe,
634; dr. Killoe. 637
— Th., bp. Killoe. 634
— Wm., abp. Trn. 611; B.
Cfert, 635
O'Cormagan, Dav., dr. Kil-
loe, 637
O'Corrin, Jas., b.p. Killoe. 634
O'Corry, Maur., dm. Arm. 597
O'Coscry, Bened., b.p., Kil-
loe. 634; dr. Killoe. 637
Octa, bp. Gall. 538
— K.E. 1
octavianus, See also Augus-
llS
— Emp. Ro. 47
— C. J. C. (7), C. Ro. 46-7; Tr.
Ro. 46
Octavius (son Geo. III.), Pr.
E. 15
— C., C. Ro., 44-5
— (Farmese), D. Pnna. 53
— L., C. Ro. 46
Octtan, G. I. Man, 665
O'Cuffy (or O'Cassy), Dav., b.p.
Emly, 625 |
and
bp.
|
70 *
1100
INDEX OF NAMES
O'Culean, Den., dn. Arm. 597
O'Cunga, Ultan, bp. Cld. 598
O'Cunlis, Corn., bp. Clonf.
636; bp. Emly, 625
ogºrran, Corm., dm. Llin.
O'Currin, Sim., bp. Kilf. 635
oºithil, Conaing, bp. Fºrmly,
O'Daly, Lewis, bp. Clonm. 600
O'Dea, Corn., b.p. Killoe. 634;
bp, Lim. 638
— Denn., bp. Oss. 620
Odell, Th., C. Exc. Ir, 566-7
— Th., E.S.P. 301
Wm., C. Treas. Ir. 561;
L.T. 159
Odet-Pellion, see Pellion
Odiham, see Odyham
Odinsele (or Dodinsele), Wm.
de, L.J. Ir. 550
O’Diocholla, Eudocius, bp.
Kild. 616
Odlamh-E'odhla, K. Ir. 20
Odlum, S. S., G. Monts. 729
*Odo, bp. Kilmacd, 636
*— bp. Mayo, 612
*— bp. Ross, 631
: dm. Clr. 597
— (or Hugh) dn. Oss. 622
* Prob. Some same persons.
Comp. dates.
— (bp. Bayeux and E. Of
Rent), Ch. Jr. 362
— H. Severus, bp. Witn. 466
Odoacer, Emp. W.E. 49
— K. It 49
opºsherite, Phel., dm. Rph.
O'Doherty, Gilb., bp. Emly,
625; dri. Emly, 628
opºnchada, Ch., dm. Cloy.
63
opºneman, Andr., dn. Ermly,
6
O'Donnel and O'Donnell
— Sir Ch. Routl., gem. (D) 884
— Rodk., bp. Dry. 601;
Rph. 602
— Thirl., dr. Arm, 597
—ºth. Mac Cormac, bp. Rph.
6
O'Donovan, Rd., gen. (B) 868
oºrish, Moelisa, bp. Rph.
O'Dove, M., see Dovey
O'Dowd, Const., dn. Trn. 613
O'Dowda, Mamus Fitz Fult.,
bp. Killa, 612
— Wnn., bp. Killa. 612
O'Dreaim, Gill., dm. Elph., 609
O'Dubery, bp. Cloy, 630
O'Dubliai and O’Duffy
— Catholicus, abp. Trn. 611
— Cele, bp. Mayo, 611
— Don., b.p. Clonm. 599; bp.
Flph. 608; bp. Trn. 611
— Flanachan, bp. Elph. 608
— Maur. Or Mur., bp. Trn.
611
— Wrm., bp. Clonm., 600
O'Dubhin, bp. Kild. 616
O'Dubthaigh, Muredach, bp.
Rph. 601
O’Duffy, see O’Dubhai
O’Duibditrib, Dav., bp. Ardf.
and Agh. 639
oºnany, St. Felix, bp. Oss.
6;
2
O'Dunan, Miler or Melm., bp.
Cash. 624
O’Dunluing, Tuethal, bp. Cld.
599
O'Dwyer, Dav., dn. Cash, 627
offſham, Walt. de, M. Chy.
CE— See also AE–
Gººcan, Mac-Mic, bp. Lism.
62
CElfstan (or Æfstan), bp.
Lond, 451
o;gain, Ect., bp. Clonm.
O’Erodain, see O'Roman
tºy, bp. Dorch, and Sidr.
O’Etegan, Wm., b.p. Elph. 608
O'Fallon, Don., bp. Dry. 601
O'Farrel, Rd., gen. (C) 871
O'Felan, Eug., bp. Killoe. 634
O'IFerral and O’Ferrall
— Ch., bp. Ard. 607
— Corn., bp. Ard. 607
— Florence, bp. Rph, 601
— Owen, bp. Ard. 607
60 Rd., bp. Ard. 607; dri. Ard.
9
— Rd. More, G. Mlta. 671; L.T.
160; P.C. 215; Sec. Adm. 186;
Sec. Tr. 163
— Wrm., bp. Ard. 607
Offa, K.E. 2-3
Offaley, Th. 1d., L.D. Ir. 553
Offley, Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wrm., dn. Chest. 477
Offord, Andr. de, M. Chy. 393
— Jno. de, see Ufford
O'Fiana,cta, Suibney, bp.
Eild, 616
O'Fin, Cormac, bp. Emly,625
— Matth., bp. Ross, 631
O'Findan, Wm., byp. Clonm.
600
O'Findsa, Jno., b.p. Elph. 608
orgaherty, Donat, bp. Killa.
1
— Domat, dm. Enachd. 613
O'Flain, Condla, Bp. Llin. 621
O'Flanagan and O'Flanna-
garl
— bp. Cloy, 630
*— dr. Elph. 609
Sk Barth., b.p. Dry. 601
* Poss. same pers.
— Don., bp. Elph. 608
— Malach., dn. Elph. 609
O'Flanchua, bp. Emly, 625
oºlanua, Regd., bp. Emly,
625
oºlan, Dubdan, bp. Cld.
O'Fogarty, Don, bp. Oss. 620
O'Foglada, Moelisa, bp. Cash.
624
O'Eollanmuin, Tuathal, bp.
Cld. 599
O’Follomar, bp. Cld. 599
orgranaan, Cath., b.p. Kild.
O’Fraic, Jno., bp. Ard. 607
Ö'Gaiachor, —, bp. Clonm.
600
— Laur. (2), bp. Rph. 601 ; dri.
Rph. 602
ogºnagher, Edm., dn. Rph.
Oger, J. It, 365
O'Germidider, bp. Killoe. 634
ognomelan, Jas., bp. Killoe.
Ogilvie and Ogilvy
— sir Alexr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Barth., gem. (C) 871
— Geo., gen, (C) 872
— Jas., gen. (A) 859
— Jas., gen. (D) 879
Ogilvie and Ogilvy—cont.
— Jas., see ld. O., infra,
— Jno., gen. (D) 881
— Patr. de, L.H.T. Sc. 496;
L.J. Gen. 522 -
— Sir Patr., Ld. Sess. 519
— sir Walt. (2), L.H.T. Sc.
496-7
Ogilvie, lds.
— Jas., ld., Ld. Sess. 517
oß, * Chall. (No. 1), adm.
(A) 81
—iºr Chall. (No. 2), adm. (A)
— Sir Ch., adm. (A) 819; (B)
821
— Edmd., gen. (I)) 905
— Newt., dn. Winch. 471
— Th., adm, (G) 842
— Sir Th., G. Ch. Hosp. 936
Ogle, E. of
— Hy., E. of, aft. D. of New-
castle. g. v., P.C. (1670) 191
oºthorpe, Jas. Ed., gen. (A)
— Owen, bp. Carl. 475; dri.
Winds. 474; Regr. Gart. 746
— Sir Rt., B. Ex. Ir. 584
— Theoph., M.H. 302
oºrman, Finan, bp. Kild.
l
6
O'Grada and O'Grady
—ºyes, adm. (D) 828; (G)
— Jno., abp. Cash. 625
— Jno., a,bp. Tha. 611
— Jno., abp. Elph. 608
— Standish, A.G. Ir. 588
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583
O'Griffa, Matth. or Mahoun,
by). Killoe. 634
oºgan, Christian, bp. Cld.
{X
— Jno., Land Comm. Ir. 588;
S.L. Ir. 593
O'Hagan, lds.
Th., aft. 1d. O’H., A.G. Ir.
588; J.C.P. Ir. 582; K.P. 752;
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577; S.G. Ir.
590; S.L. Ir. 593
O'Hailgemen, Maclothod, bp.
Cork, 630
oºingly, Don., bp. Dbln.
— Saml., bp. D bln. 615
O'Halloran, Hy. Dunn., gen.
gell.
(D) 901
— sir Jos., (D) 876;
G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 776
oiamire, Melisa, bp. Wſord.
626
O'Haneki, bp. Killa. 612; dri.
Killa. 614
O'Hannada, Gilla Mac-
Aiblen, bp. Ardf, and Agh.
3
639
O'Hara, Ch., C. Acc. Ir. 567;
C. Treas. Ir. 561; G. Gibr.
670; gen. (A) 859
— Murchard, bp. Ach. 612
O'Harachtain, Moelisa, bºp,
Emly, 625
O'Harretaigh, Al., bp.
Clonm, 599
O'Hathern, Alan., b.p. Ardf.
and Agh. 639
O'Haurecan, Fogdath, bp.
Ferns, 621
O'Hearny (or O'Heawo, or
Shennagh), Don., dm. Kilf. 637
O'Hectigern, Christin., bp.
ClOmm. 599
O'Heda, bp. Lism. 626
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1101
O'Hedian, Jno., bp. Oss. 620
Rd., abp. Cash. 625
~~ Wm., b.p. Emly, 625
oºdram, Nichs., b.p. Ach.
O'Heffernan, see also O'Hif-
fernan
T.A.R., bp. Emly, 635
oºidigein, Th., dm. Elph.
Q: Heir, Colman, bp. Cld. 598
O'Heirman (or O'Hiffernan),
Th., dm. Cork, 632
O'Hene, Don., bp. Cash. 624
O'Heney, Ch., bp. Killoe. 634
— Corn., bp. Killoe. 634
—Matth., abp. Cash. 624
O'Henisy, Nichs., b.p. Wíord.
and L. 627
oisoshain, Don., dm. Clr.,
— Pet., dm. Clr. 597
o; othy, Christin., bp. Ard.
— Matth., bp. Ard. 607
oileremon, Aid., b.p. Kild.
O'Herlihy, Th., bp. Ross, 631
O'Hethe, Jos., bp. Ferns, 621
O'Hiffernan, see O'Heirnan
O'Higin, –, bp. Mayo, 612
origgin, Bern., bp. Elph.
— Eriell, dm. Elph. 609
origgins, Dem., Pres. Chi.
O'Himalan, Jno., bp. Kilf. 635
oiraghty, DaV., abp. Arm.
O'Hislerman, bp. Ard. 607
O'Hogain, Matth., b.p. Killoe.
634; dim. Killoe. 637
— Maur., bp. Killoe. 634
— Th., bp. Killoe. 634
oºgan, Hugh, dn. Killoe.
7
3
O’Hoisin, Aid, abp. Trn. 611;
bp. Trn. 611
— Edan., bp. and abp. Th.
611
oºran, Dom., dn. Killoe.
737
O'Houla,chan and O'Hulla-
chain
— Dom., abp. Cash. 624
— Jno., dn. Ross, 633
— Laur., bp. Ross, 631
— Pet., bp. Ross, 631
Oilliol, K. Ir. 20
—-Molt, K. Ir. 21
Oke—, see also Oak—
orsete, Thadd., dn. Cloy.
Okeham, Jno. de, B. Ex. 383
O'Kellach, Foelam, bp. Kild.
616
— Murtogh, bp. Kild. 616
O'Kellechuir, Dumch., bp.
Saig. 620
O'Kelly, Edan, bp. Clr. 596
— Eochaid, bp. Cld. 599
— Maur., abp. Trm. 611; bp.
Clonf. 635
— Michl. Or Nichs., dm. Clonf.
*-*
637
— Th. (3), bp. Clonf. 635; abp.
Trn. 611
O'Kennedy, Dom., bp. Killoe.
634
O’Kerney, Carbrick, bp.
Ferns, 621
O'Kerny, Christm., bp. Cmr.
603
O'Kerry, Patr., dn. Arm. 597
ofºon, Jno. de, J. It, 368; Jy.
Okey, sir Wm., C.D.L. 242
O'Killeen, Cormac, bp.
Clonm. 599
Olaf, Skotkonung. K. Sw. 92
O’Lagenan, Moelisa, bp.
Emly, 625
O’Laghnan, Laur., bp. Elph.
608; bp. Kilmacd. 636
— Marian, abp. Trm. 611; dri.
Trn. 613
O'Laidig (or O'Loyn), bp.
Killa. 612
O'Laigdnerl, Carbre, bp.
Ferns, 621
— Constans, bp. Ferns, 621
— Corn., b.p. Ferns, 621
— March., bp. Ferns, 621
— Ugair., bp. Ferns, 621
Olain, K. Man, 664
O'Isaitin, Jno., bp. Killa. 612
ołºnnube, Jno., bp. Drom,
O’Inapain, AEngus or Æneas,
bp. Rph. 601
Olaus IV. and V., K. Dk.93
Olave, I. to III., K. Man. 664-5
Oldais, Jno., bp. Clonm. 600
Oldershaw, Ch. Ed., gem. (D)
930
olºneia, Ed. Jno., gen. (D)
93
— Jno. gen. (ID) 882; K.H.
791
— Rd., gen. (D) 933
Oldhall, Sir Wm., Sp. H.C.
248
Oldham (or Oldman), Hugh,
bp. Exr. 436
— Rd., bp. S. and M. 483
Oldiss, see Oldyss
Oldman, see Oldham
Oldys, Wm., Nor. K.A. 329
Oldyss (or Oldiss), Wm., Adm.
Adv. 423
O'Lean, Jno., bp. Clonf. 635
O'Leary, D. F., Amb. N.G.
134
Olegal, R. Russ. 89
O'Liathan, Colman, bp.
Lism. 626
Oliford, Walt. de, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
O'Ligbai, bp. Emly, 625
Oliphant, see also Ollivant
— Jas., Chrl. E.I. Co. 646
— Jas., see Wm., infra
— Rt., Postm. G. Sc. 502
— Walt., L.J. Gen. 522
— Wrm, or Jas. and sir W.,
Ld. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 519
— Wm. St., gen. (D) 920
Oliver, Jno., dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457; M. Chy. 395
— Jno., dm. Worc. 473
— Jno. Ryd., gen. (ID) 934
— Jord., J. It, 367
— Nathl, Wm., gem. (D) 883
— Rd. Aldw., adm. (H) 849
— Rt. Dudl., adm. (A) 819
— Th., gem. (D) 886
— Wm. Br., adm. (IHI) 849
Olivey, Walt. R., K.C.B. 784
Olivier, Giuss. borg.,
G.C.M.G. 794
Ollivant, see also Oliphant
— Alfd., b.p. Llff. 449
— Ed. Ch. K., C.I.E. 808
Olmius, Hon. Jno. Luttrell-,
aft. E. of Carhampton, q.v.,
C. Exc. 281
Olney, Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
oiºshian, Cong., bp. Kilf.
O'Isoghlen, sir Colm. Michl.,
#6. 937; P.C. 218; S.L. Ir.
3
Michl. and Sir M., A.G. Ir.
588; B.Ex. Ir. 584; M.R. Ir.
: S.G. Ir. 590; S.L. Ir.
5
O'Tºoghlin, Rd., b.p. Kilf., 635
— Ter., gen. (IB) 868
oºmersan, Alan, bp. Cloy.
3
— Donat (3), abp. Cash. 624
— Ired, bp. Killoe. 634
— Thady. bp. Killoe. 634
O'Isongain (or Lomugan), Th.,
dri. Clonf. 637
O'Lorchan, Don., dm Clonf.
637
O'Loyn, see O'Laidig
oº:: Wm., gen. (D) 906;
.C.B. 781
O'Inuchan (or O'Lucheran),
Th., dm. Arm. 597
O’Lumlin, Corm. or Ch., bp.
Clonf. 635
Olybrius, F. A., Emp. W.E.
49
O'Macturan, Christm., bp.
Clr. 596
O'Mail, Corm., bp. Glend.
615
O'Mailduib, Neil, bp. Cork,
630
O'Maily, Edan, bp. Clonm.
599
O'Malfagamair, Jno., b.p.
Rilla. 612
O’Malgebry, Carthag, bp.
Ferns, 621
O'Malley, Geo., gen. (D) 879
— Pet. Fr., Q.C. 417
O'Malone, Hugh, bp. Clonm
600
63ſor O’Malvain), bp. Cloy
3
Omar, Cph. Aba. 98
O'Meara, Daml., gen. (B) 867
O'Meiciti (or O'Meleic), bp
Emly. 625
O'Melider, Mor., bp. Clonm.
599
oºiachan, Denn., bp. Ach.
1
— Th., bp. Ach. 612
O’Mictllian, Walt., b.p. Ross,
631
Omma,ney and Ommany
— Ed. Lac., gen. (D) 899
— Erasm., adm. (E) 835; (P)
338
— Fras. Mont. MaxW., gen.
(D) 914
— Hy. Man., adm. (D) 825;
(G) 840
— Jno. Ackw. and Sir J.,
adm. (A) 820; K.C.B. 776
Ommiades, Cph. Aba. 98
O'Modein, Moel., bp. Clonm.
599
O'Moeil, Ph., bp. Clonm. 600
O'Moelomair, Erc., bp. Trn
611
oroghan, Greg., abp. Th1.
11
O'MIolan (or Malone), Odo,
dm. Clonm. 600
O'Moran, Macrait, bp. Ard.
607
O'Morda, Den., bp. Elph.,
608
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1102
INDEX OF NAMES,
onfordai, Petro, bp. Clonf.
o'Morgair, Christm, bp. Cir.
596
— Malachy, see Malachy
Ormpteda, Louis Conr. Geo.,
baron, Chanc. Guelph, 792
O Muctigern, Loetan, bp.
Rild., 616
O'Mugin, Gilla AEda, bp.
Cork, 630
oºlinic, Cleirec, bp. Llin.
621
O Mulkyran, Denis, bp.
Elph. 608
ph.
O'Mullaly (or Laly), Th., abp.
Trn. 611
- Wº; abp. Trm. 611; dr.
l
Trn. 613
O'Mulledy, Corn., bp. Emly,
625; bp. Clonf. 636
opiunoy, Albin, bp. Ferns,
621
O'Mulrony, Florence Mack.,
bp. Elph. 608
O'Muredach, Cobthack (St.),
bp. Kild., 616
O'Murrechan, Mur., bp.
Clonm. 599
oMurredai, Adam, bp. Ard.,
O'Murry, Don., abp. Trn, 611
O'Mutan, Mugron, bp. Cork,
630
Ona cus (or Onachus), bp. Isl.
539; bp. S. and M. 483
O'Nathain, Th., bp. Rph. 601
O'Neale, K. of Meath, K.B.
(1394) 755
— Odo, bp. Clr. 596
— Odo, bp. Dry. 601
O'Neil, O'Neile,
O'Neill
— Sir Bryan, J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Hy. Arth., gen. (ID) 896
—ºno. Jas. Silvn. gen. (D)
927
— Jno. Th., dn. Kilmacd. 638
O'Neill, visc. and E.
— Chas. Hy., 2nd visc. and
1st E., K.P. 750 ; L.L. Ant.
568 ; Postm. G. Ir, 564
— Jno., Br. Rd., 3rd visc.,
gen. (A) 863,
O'Niellan, Ch., dn. Arm. 597
O'Nioc, Murchad, bp. Trm. 611
— Murg., bp. Trn. 611
Only, Roger. K.B., 754
Onslow, Alexr. Camb., G. W.
Austr. 707
— Arth., dm. Worc., 474
— Arth., P.C. 197; Sp. H. C.
250
— Arth., S.L. 412
— Arth., Tr. N. 256
— Denz., gen. (A) 861
— Foot, C. Exc. 279
— Rd., gem. (IB) 865
— Rd., Rec. Lond. 493; S.G.
401; Sp. H.C. 249
— Rd., see lá. O., infra,
— sir Rd., adm. (A)
G.C.B. 767
— Th., see lö. O., infra,
— Wrm., K.H. 790
— Wrm. H., see E. of O., infra,
Onslow, lds. and E. of
— Sir Rd., aft. 1st ld. O., Ch.
Ex. 165; L. Admy. I'76; L.L.
Surr. 312 ; L.T. and Ch. Ex.
156; P.C. 195; Sp. H.C. 250;
Tell. Ex. 167
and
815;
Onslow, lds. and E. Of-comt.
— Th., 2nd lå., L.L. Surr. 312;
Tell. Ex. 168 -
— Rd., 3rd lù., K.B. 765; L.L.
Surr. 312
— Geo., aft. 4th lä. O., 1st id.
and Visc. Cranley, q.v., and
1st E. of O., Compt. H. 292;
L.L. Surr. 312; L.T. 157-8;
P.C. 202; Tr. H. 291
— Wrm. Hill., 4th E. of, G.
N.Z. 709; K.C.M.G. 798; Sec.
B.T. 269; U.S.C. 235
ogºsypore,Maharoid .C.S.I.
— Maharanee of, G.C.S.I. 801
Openshaw, Rt., dr. Clr. 597;
dh. Cmr. 605
Opinius, L., C. Ro. 45
C. Ro. 44
O'Quin, Th., bp. Clonm. 600
Orange, Pr. of, see under their
Christian names
orithmin, Slog., b.p. Saig.
Oranmore and Browne,
Dom., 1st là., form.D.Browne,
Q.7).
Orans, Ch., gen. (D) 886
ofºtes, J. M., Pres. Gua.
1.
Orbegoso, L. J., Pres. Pu. 109
Orbha, K. Ir. 20
Orcadensis, Chr., bp. S. and
— Sim., b.p. S. and M. 483
Orchan, S. Tºy. 97
Ord, See also Orde
TFras. M. Chy. 397
— Harry St. Geo. and sir H.,
G. Brmdal, 701; G.C.M.G. 795;
G. Dnca. 730; G. Str. Sett.
675; G. W. Austr. 707;
R.C.M.G., 797; gen. (D) 908
— Rt., C.B. Ex. Sc. 523
— Wrm. Hy., L.T. 160
— Wm. Redm., gen. (ID) 893
Ordbrightus, bp. Sels. 432
Orde, See also Ord
— Jas., gem. (A) 863
— sir Jno., adm. (A) 816; G.
Dnca. 730
— Leon. Sbr., gem. (B) 867
— Rt. Hutch., K.H. 789
— Th., aft. 1st là. Bolton,
q.v., B.T. 267; Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; P.C. 204; Sec, Tr. 163;
|U.S.H. 227
Ordogno or Ordono, I. to
IV., K. S
Gilla-Mocuda,
., E.S.. Sp.
O'Rebacain,
bp. Tism. 626
— Mal-Duin, bp. Lism. 626
O'Reilly, Mont. Fk., adm.
(HI) 852
O'Reley, Jno., bp. Kilm. 607
— Rd., bp. Kilm. 607
Orestes, C. A., C. Ro. 46
*s- ., C. R.O., 44-5
Orevalle, see Orwell
Orfeur, jno, gen. (C) 871
Orford, IRt. de, bp. Ely, 434
Orford, E. of -
IRussell Family.
— Ed., 1st E. of, form. E.
Russell, q.v., L. Admy. 176-7;
P.C. 195 …
Walpole Family.
1st Creation,
— Rt., 1st E. of, form. Sir R.
Walpole, q.v.
— Rt., 2nd E. of, form. lī.
Walpole, q.v.
Orford, E. Of-comt. -
— Geo., 3rd E. of, L.L. Norf.
310
— Horatio, 4th E. of, form.
ld. Walpole, q.v.
2nd Creation.
— Horatio, 1st E. of, form. .
ld. Walpole, q.v.
O'Riagan, Flanagan,
Rild. 616
Orial, Pet. de, L.H.T., 152
Oribe, M., Pres. Ugy. 111
Oriel, Jno., 1st là., form. Jno.
Foster, q.v.
Orivallis, see Rivallis
Orkney, E. of, see also Caith-
Ił6S
bp.
S
Simclair Family.
— Hy., 1st E. of (d. about
1418), L.H.A. Sc. 499
Wm., 3rd E. of, L.J. Gen.
522; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
Lothwell Family.
— Ja.s., D. of, and E. of Both-
well, q.v., L.H.A. Sc. (1567)
499
JHamilton, and Fitzmaurice
Families.
— Geo., 1st E. of, F.M. 856;
K.T. 747; P.C. 196
— Geo. Wrm. H., 6th E. Of,
form. Wisc. Kirkwall, q.v.
Orlebar, Jno., adm. (IH) 851
*— Jno., C. Exc. 280
*— Jno., M. Chy. 396
* Poss. same pers.
Orleton, Ad. de, bp. Her. 441;
bp. Winch. 470; bp. Worc.
472; L.H.T. 153
Ormathwaite. 1ds.
— Jno., 1st ld. form. Sir J.
Walsh, q.v.
— Arth., 2nd lå., form. hon.
A. Walsh, q.v.
Orme, Alexr., dn. Ard. 609
— Ed., dm. Kilm. 609
— Fk. D., Amb. Bol.
Amb. Vza. 134
Ormesby, see Ormsby
Ormeston, Th., C.I.E. 806
Ormiston, Rog., K.B. 759
Ormond, sir –, L.H.A. 170
— Jas., see D. of O., infra,
— Th., K.B. 758
Ormond, E., M., and D. of,
See also under Wiltshire
— Jas. Butler, 1st E. of, L.L.
Ir, 551
— Ja.s., 2nd E. of, L.J. Ir. 551
— Ja.s., 3rd E. of, L.D. Ir.
551-2
— Jas., 4th E. Of, L.D. Ir. 552;.
L.L. Ir. 552
— Ja.s., 5th E. of, also 1st E.
of Wiltshire, q.v., K.G. 736;
L.L. Ir. 552
— Pierce, 8th E. of, also E.
of Ossory, q.v., L.D. Ir. 553
— Jas., 9th E. of, form. Ja.s.
... Butler and Visc. Thurles, q.v.,
L. Treas. Ir. 559
— Th., 10th E. of, K.B. 760;
K.G. 739; L. Treas. Ir. 559;
L.J. Ir. 554
— Jas., 12th E., aft, 1st M.
and D. of, K.G.740; L. Admy.
175; L.H.S. 286; L.L. Ir. 554;
L.L. Ir. 555; L.S.H. 290; P.C.
189, 92
135;
; K.G. 740;
. 289; L.L. Ir.
555-6; P.C. 194; W.C.P. 319
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1103
oºd, E, M., and D. of
C0%t.
— Walt., 16th E. of, K.P. 750
— Jas., 19th E. and 1st M. of,
ºw Cr.), K.P. 751; L.L. Kilk.
3)
— Jno., 2nd M. of, K.P. 751
— Jas. Edm. Wm. Theob.,
§ M. of, K.P. 752; L.L. Kilk.
7
Ormesby and Ormsby
— Arth., gem. (IB) 866
— Coote, dm. Dry. 602
— Hy., A.G. Ir. 589; L.J. App.
Ir. Š586; Land J. Ir. 587;
S.G. It. 590
— Jno. Wnn., gen. (D) 901
— Wm. de, J.C.P. 377; J. It.
368; J.K.B. 371
oºbhartaigh, dn. Louth,
oºnan, Rinad, bp. Glend
— (or O'Erodaim), Magr., bp.
Ardf. and Agh. 639
— Mel. Brandan, bp. Ardf.
and Agh. 639
Orr, Ch. Alex., gen. (ID) 904
— Jas., gen. (D) 912
of ºy, E. of, see also under
OT
— Rog., 1st E. of, L.J. Ir. 555;
P.C. 190
— Ch., 4th E. of, gem. (C) 871;
R.T. 747; P.C. 196
Orry, K. I. Man, 664
orgºth, sir Wm., G. Ch. Isl.
7
Orsini, Reyn., dn. Sal. 468
Orthamach, bp. Kild. 616
ornadan, Felix, abp. Trn.
— Gillasius, bp. Ach. 612
— Imar, bp. Killa, 612
— Melruan, bp. Ach. 612
— Rugnald, bp. Kilmacd. 636
— Th., bp. Ach. 612
O'Rudican, Dermod, bp.
Ferns. 621
O'Ruirk, Simon, bp. Kilm. 607
Orwell (or Orevalle), Hugh de,
bp. Tuond. 451
— Th., bp. Killa. 612
Orwell, lds, and visc.
— Fras., 1st là, and Wisc.,
form. Fras. Vernon, q.v., aft.
E. of Shipbrooke, B.T. 265
Osa, (or Bosa), bp. Sels. 432
Osbaldeston, Geoffr., J.K.B.
Ir, 579
— Rd., A.G. Ir. 588
— Rd., bp. Carl. 476; bp.
Lond. 452; dri. Yk. 487; P.C.
l
20
* Osbert, bp. Exr. 436; Ld.
Chanc. 352
*— dim. Sal. 468
* Poss. Same pers.
— bp. Dmbl.[532
Osborn and Osborne
— —, K.C. 415
— Alexr., C. Cus, Sc. 504
— Ang. Ed., gen. (D) 915
— Capt. —, G. Newfii. 700
— Ch., C. Cus. 273
— Ch., J.K.B. Ir, 579
— Ch. Osb. Creagh-, gem. (D)
924
— Ed., L.M. Lond. 490
— sir Ed. Ol., adm. (A)
— sir Geo., gem. (A) 859
— Hy., adm. (A) 814
— Hugh St., gem. (D) 876
Osborn and Osborne—comt.
— Jno., Amb. Sxy. 120
— Jno., adm. (A) 818
F— Jno., C.C.J. 405; Q.C. 418
-zºno. and sir Jno., S.L. Ir.
— Jno. and sir J., L. Admy.
181
— Sir Pet., G. Gsey. 668
— R. Bernal, Sec. Adm. 187
— Rt., dr. Ferns, 623
— Rt., Sec. Adm. 187
— Saml., adm. (A) 817
— Sherard, adm. (E) 836
— Sidney F. G., C.I.R. 286
— Th., see lá. O., imfra,
— sir Wm., C. Cus. Ir. 565;
C. Ex. Ir. 566
— sir Wm., K.H. 789
Osborne, lds.
— Sir Th., aft. la. O., Visc.
Dunblane, visc. Latimer, E.
of Danby, M. of Carmarthen,
and D. of Leeds, q.v., L.T.
155; P.C. 191; Tr. N. 256
O'Scanlan, Patr., abp. Arm.
595; bp. Rph. 601
Oscar, K. Sw. 92 -
— I. and II., K. S. and N. 92
— II. (R. S. and N.), K.G. 745
oflºoba, Carbrac, bp. Rph,
O'Sedaghan, Dav., bp. Kil-
macd. 636
O'Selbaic (2), bp. Cork, 630
— Cellach, bp. Cork, 630
— Clerech, bp. Cork, 630
— Moriertach, bp. Lism. 626
— Patr., bp. Cork, 630
O'Semican, Th., dn. Lim.
639
Osgodby or Osgodeby, Adam
de, L.K. 353-4; M.R. 387
of hanassy, Jrmo., IK.C.M.G.,
O'Shaughnessy, Wm. Cooke,
gen. (D) 933
o;agal, Conat, bp. Elph.
60
O'Sinaidaig, Clemens, bp.
Ach. 612
Oskitell, abp. Yk. 485
Osman I. and II., S. TRy. 97-8
— Pasha, K.C.M.G. 799
Osmund (St.). (E. of Dorset),
bp. Sal. 466; Ld. Chanc. 352
Osmundus (or Oswynus), bp.
Lond, 451
osºleman, Maur., bp. Cloy.
Ospina, M., Pres. N. G. 107
Osred (2), K.E. 2
Osric (2) K.E. (2)
Ossenius, bp. Cld. 598
Ossington, Jno. Ev., 1st visc.,
form. J. E. Denison, q.v.
Ossory, E. of ; see also
Ormond and Upper Ossory
— Pierce, E. of, also 8th E. of
Ormond, q.v., L.D. Ir. 553
— Th., E. of (son of Jas. 1st,
D. of Ormond), adm. (A) 813;
R.G. 740; L. Admy. 175; L.D.
Ir. 555; P.C. 190, 192
Ossulston, Ch. Augs., ld, aft.
5th E. of Tankerville, q.v.,
P.C.:208; Tr. H. 291
Ostforus, bp. Worc. 472
Ostrich, see Astry
Osulf, K.E. 2
O'Sullivan, Alam, bp. Cloy.
630; bp. Lism. 626
— Laur., byp. Cloy, 630
Osulph, bp. Witn. 466
Oswald, K.E. 2, 3
— Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
— (St.), abp. Yk. 485; bp.
Worc. 472
— Jas., B.T. 265; L.T. 157;
P.C. 201; W. Treas. Ir. 560
— Jno., bp. Clonf. and K. 636;
bp. Drom. 605; bp. Rph. 602
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (A)
862; G.C.B. 768; G.C.M.G. 794;
Y.C.B. 774
Oswed, K.E. 2
Oswulf, K.E. 2 w
Oswy, K.E. 2, 3
Oswynus, see Osmundus
ofºora, T. E., Pres. U.S.C.
7
O’Tarpa, Carus, bp. Ach. 612
O'Tarpaid (or O'Torpy), Cor-
mac, bp. Killa. 612
O'Teig, Teig, bp. Killoe. 634
Other, Walt. Fitz., Const. W.
Cast. 322
Othman, Cph. Aba. 98
— S. T.Ky. 97
otho, (the Illustrious), C.P.R.
— D. Aus. 58
— D. Bdy. 28
— (2), D. Brk. 69
— D. Foa. 71
— I. to III., D. Su. 80
— I. to III., D. Sxy. 77
— I. to IV., E. Gnny. 61
— I. to V., M. Brg. 65
— Hy., C.P.R. 68
— Hugh Fitz, Const. T.L. 320
— Wrm. Leopold, K. Bva. 68
O'Tiernay, see Tierney
O'Tigernach, Corn., bp.Ardf.
and Agh. 639
— Florence, bp. Kilf. 635
O'Tirlenan, bp. Ard. 607
Otley, see Ottley
O'Toole (St. Laurence), abp.
Dblin. 615
ofºrmais, Jocelin, bp. Ard.
7
O'Torpy, see O’Tarpaide
O'Traffy (or Rory), Rod, bp.
Ferns, 621
offington, Jno., L.M. Dbln.
40
Otter, Hy. Ch., adm. (H) 849
- wºm. bp. Chich, 433
Otterburn, Ad., L.J. Clk. 516;
Ld. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 518
Nicol., Ld. Clk. Reg. 525
— Wrm., Sec. St. Sc. 501
Ottley and Otley
— Ad., bp. St. Daw. 465
— Coghill Gl., gen. (ID) 895
-º. or Rog., L.M. Lond.
4
Ottoman, S, TRy, 97
Ottway and Otway
J. and Sir A., P.C.
220; U.S.F. 230
— Ch., gen. (A) 858
— Ch., gen. (D) 890
— Sir G. Gr., adm. (GF) 843
— J., K.C. 414
— L. C., Amb. MeX. 133
— Sir Loft. Wrm., gem. (A) 863
— Rt. Jocel., adm. (HI) 851
— Rt. Wall., and Sir R., adm.
º 819; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B.
77
— Art
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1104
INDEX OF NAMES,
Ottway and Otway—comt.
— Th., bp. Killa. and Ach. 613;
bp. Oss. 620
— Wm. Alb., adm. (A) 817
Ouchterlonie, see Ochterlonie
Oude, Bah, of, K.C.S.I. 803
— Sing, Mahar. of, K.C.S.I.803
— Nawab of, G.C.S.I. 801
Oudenarde, Giles de, Lt. T.L.
321
Oudinot, Off. Nap. 26
Oudoceus, bp. Llff. 448
Oudtschoom, Pieter, &c., G.
C.G.H. 678
oughton, Jas. Adolph., and
Sir J., gen. (B) 865; IC.B. 765
ogºnal, Edm., b.p. Meath,
Ourgham, Th., K.B. 755
Ouseley, Sir Gore, Amb. Pers.
130; G.C.H. 786; P.C. 210
— Regd., gen. (D) 913
— Wm. Gore and Sir W.,
Amb. Arg. 136; Amb. BZl.
135; Amb. C. Am. 133; Amb.
Ugy, 136; K.C.B. 782
Outlawe (or Oatlawe), Rog.,
#!. Ir. 551; Ld. Chanc. Ir.
7
Outram, Jas., and Sir J. Ch.
Comm. Oudh, 653; G.C.B.
769; gen. (D) 888; K.C.B.782;
I.C.C.S.I. 802
Qvedale, Th., K.B. 757
Overms, Ed., C.C.J. 404
overal, Jno., bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; bp. Norw. 455; dim.
St. P. 453
Overay, Th., G., Jsey, 667
Overbeck, Daml., G. Ceyl. 672
Overend, Wm., Q.C. 417
Overton, Benj., C. Cus. 274
Yº ſº. 3 ºsá
— Wm., bp. Lich. and Cov.
444
Owain, see Owen
Owder, Th. Sc. and Sir T.,
i.M. ionä. 492
Owen and Owain
— bp. Ard. 607
— K. Hgy. 59
— Yk. H. 334
— ab Grufydd (2), Pr. Wls. 17
— Ad., dn. Lim. 639
smºs-s wººl (or Hywel), Dha,
IPI. WIS. 17
— Ch. Wm., C.I.E. 807
— Ed. Wrm. Camp. Rich. and
Sir E., adm. (A) 820; Clk. O.
260; G.C.B. 769; G.C.H. 786;
K.C.B. 774; L. Admy. 182;
S.G.O. 260
— Fras. Ph. Cuml. and Sir
F., C.I.E. 806; K.C.B. 784;
R.C.M.G. 797
— Geo., Norr. I.A. 329; It.
Cr. P.A. 335; Ylö. H. 334
— Gwynedd, Pr. Wls. 16
— Hugh, K.C.B. 784
— Hugh, L.L. Pemb, 316
— Jno., b.p. St. AS.462
— Jno. Chr., dm. Oxf. 457.
— Jno., dn. Clonm. 600
— Jno., gem. (B) 865
— Jno. and Sir J., gen. (D)
884; K.C.B. 777; K.H. 790
— sir Jno., L.L. Pemb, 316
— Loft., gen. (D) 891
— Morg., bp. Llff. 449
— Rd., adm. (H) 847
— Rd., I.C.C.B. 784
— Rt., gen. (B) 870
— Th., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Owen and Owain—covt.
— Wnn., K.C. 416
— Sir Wm., L.L. Hav, 316;
T.L. Pemb, 316
- Wm. Fitzwm., adm. (ID)
— Wm. Geo., gem. (D) 914
— Wm. S., C.C.J. 405
Owens, Geo. Bolster and sir
&jvſ. iSºln gº
oyſgrave, Th., L.M. Lond,
Owtred, Hy, K.B. 759
Oxenbridge and Oxon-
bridge
— Ed. or God., K.B. 760
— sir Rt., Lt. T.L. 321
— Th., S.L. 407
Oxenden, A., bp. Montr. 694
— Geo., D. Arch. 420; Vic.
Gen. 421
— sir Geo., L.T. 156; L.
Admy, 177
Oxenford, see also Oxynforde
— Const.de, J. It. 366
Oxford, Jno. of, bp. Norw.
454; Ch, Jr. 362; du. Sal. 468;
J. It, 366
Oxford, E. of
De Vere Family.
— Rt., 3rd E. of, form. Rt. de
Vere, q.v.; J. It, 367
— Thos., 8th E. of, form.
Th. de Vere, q.v.
— Rt., 9th E. of, K.G. 734;
L.f. fr. 55i
— Rd., 11th E. of, K.G. 735
— Jno., 12th E. of, K.B. 756
— Jno., 13th E. of, C.Y.G.
298; Const. T.L. 320; K.B.
757; K.G. 736; L.H.A. 174
Jno., 15th E. of, K.G. 737
— Jno., 16th E. of, IC.B. 760
— Hy., 18th E. of, K.B. 762
— Aubrey, 20th E. Of, gen,
(B) 864; K.G.740; P.C. 191-2-3
FIarley Family, See also
Mortimer.
— Rt., 1st E. of, also E. Mor-
timer, q.v., form. Rt. Harley,
q.v., K.G. 741; L.H.T. 156;
Prem. 141
—iºd. 4th E. of, L.L. Radn.
Oxmanton, Wm., ld, aft, 3rd
E. of Rosse, q.v., L.L. K. Co.
570
Oxon—, see also Exon-
Oxonbridge, see Oxenbridge
Oxynforde, See also Oxen-
ford
— Jno. de, L.M. Lond. 489
w
P.
*P + 4 +, dm. Emly, 628
*P + + 4, dm. Lim. 639
* Poss. same pers.
Pace, Rd., dm. Exr. 437; dim.
St. P. 453; S. St. 223
— Wm. Napp, gen. (D) 913
Pacheco, G., Pres. Bol. 109
Pacilus, C. F. (2), C. Ro. 39,
42
Pack, Chr., L.M. Lond. 491
— Den. and sir D., gen. (C)
873; K.C.B. 774
Packhurst, sir Rt., L.M.
Lond. 491
rººkington, See also Paking-
OIl
Wm. de, dm. Lich. 445
*aesley, Jno., L.M. Lond.
× Jno., M.M. 246
* Prob. same pers.
Paddy, Nichs., Lanc. H. 333;
R. Dr. P.A., 338
Pade, Raym., dn. Sal. 468
Pado, Jno. or Jonn. de, K.B. 755
Paetinus, M. F., C. Ro. 41
— M. F. C., C. Ro. 41
Paetus, C. AE., C. Ro. 41
— P. A., C. Ro., 40, 46, 47
— P. AB., C. Ro. 43
— Q. AE., C. R.O. 44
Paez, J. A., Pres. Vzla. 107-8
Page, Benj. Wm., adm. (A
819
— Fras. and Sir F., B. Ex.
384; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 373;
S.L. 411
eo. Hyde, gem. (D) 925
Jno., L.M. Dblm, 641
* Jno., M. Chy. 395
*— Jno. or Wm., Curs. B. Ex.
386
-*-
* Prob, Same perS.
— Rd., S.G. 401
— Wrm., see Jno., Supraº
— Wrm. Ed., IV.H. 791
Pagerie, Steph. de la, Rel.
Nap. 26
Paget, Lord Alfr., gen, (D)
904
—hon. Arth. and Sir A., Amb.
G. St. 121; Amb. Gmy. 117;
Amb. Scy. 114; Amb. Tºy.
129; G.C.B. 771; K.B. 766;
JP.C. 207
— Aug. B. and Sir A., Amb.
Aus. 117; Amb. Dk. 127 :
Amb. It. 114; Amb. Pgl., 125;
Amb. Sw, and N. 127; Amb.
Sxy. 121; G.C.B. 773; K.C.B.
783; P.C. 219
—hon. Berk, C. Exc. 282;
L.T. 159
– Ch. and sir C., adm. (A)
820; G.C.H. 786; K.C.H. 787
—ld. Clar. Ed., adm. (D) 882;
(E) 834; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
#86; P.C. 217; Sec. Adm. 187
— hom. Ed. and Sir E., C.C.
Ind. 650; G.C.B. 767; G.
Ceyl. 672; G. Ch., Hosp. 936;
gen. (A) 861; K.B. '766
—ld. Geo. Aug. Fred, gen,
(D) 896; K.C.B. 780
— Geo. Ed., K.C.B. 784
— Hy., K.B. 760 º
— hon. Hy., see lă. P., inºfra
— Ja.s., Curs. B. EX, 386
— sir Jas., Pres. Coll. Surg.
939
— Wrm., K.B. 763
— Wm., see lă. P., infra
— Wnn. Hy., gem. (D) 918
IPaget, lds.
— sir. Wm., aft. 1st là, P.,
C.D.L. 242; Compt. H. 292;
:* 738; L.P.S. 240; S. St.
223
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1105
Paget, lds.—comt.
- Hy., aft. 7th 1d. P., form.
ld. Burton, q.v., aft. 1st E. of
Uxbridge, q.v.; C.Y.G. 298;
#Admy. 177; L.T. 156; P.C.
£º. Jno., bp. Worc. 472
Fain and Paine, see Payn
and Payne
Painter, see Paynter
*#enham, Jno., adm. (IHI)
— hon. Ed. Michl, and Sir
E., G.C.B. 767; gem. (C) 873;
K.B. 766
—hon. F. J., Amb. Arg. 136;
#b. Chi. 137; Amb. Pgy.
— hon. Hy., dn. Chr. Ch.
Dbln. 619; dri. St. Pat. 618
— hon. Herc. Rt. and sir H.,
gen. (B) 870; K.C.B. 776
— Rd. and sir R., Amb. Mex.
133; Amb. Pgl. 125; Amb.
#A. 132; K.C.B. 782; P.C.
— sir Th., S.L. Ir. 591 *
— hon. Sir Th., adm. (A) 816;
G.C.B. 768
Tºon. Th. Alexr., adm. (IHI)
- Th. Hy, gen, (D) 907
Fºlington, See also Packing-
OI).
— Jno., S.L. 408
— Sir Jno. Som., aft. 1st là.
Hampton, q.v., G.C.B. 770;
L. Admy. 184; P.C. 215; W.
and C. Sec. 231; W. Sec. 232
Paladines, D'Aurelles de,
R.C.B. 778
Palatio, Octavian de, abp.
Arm. 595
Palgrave, sir Fras., R.H. 790
Wm. G., Amb. Bga. 128;
#b. Si. 131 ; Amb. Ugy.
Palin, Ch. Th., gem. (ID) 926
Palle, Chemtsal, &c., C.I.E.
808
Palles, Chr., A.G. Ir. 589;
C.B. Ex, Ir, 583; Pres. Ex. D.
Ir, 583; S.G. Ir. 590
Palliser, Ch. Hy., K.C.B. 781
— Hy., gen. (D) 898
— Hugh and sir H., adm. (A)
815; Compt, N. 257; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854; G. Newfii. 700; L.
Admy, 179
— Wm., abp. Cash, and Eml.
626; bp. Cloy. 630
Palmer, Anthy, K.B. 761
rth., C.C.J. 403; S.L. 412
— Arth. Hunt, and sir A.,
G., Qland. 706; I.C.M.G. 797
— Ch., gem. (C) 874
— Felix, G. Gren. 724
7– Fras., gen. (B) 864
*— Geoffr. and sir G., A.G.
; ; C.J. Chest. 386 ; S.G.
1
— Geo., adm. (A) 817
— Guy, S.L. 408
— Hy., gen. (ID) 901
— Hy. §: gen. (D) 933
— Hy, Well., gem. (D) 919
— sir Jas., Chanc. Gart. 746
— Jno., dn, Pboro. 458
— Jno. Geo., gen, (D) 913
— Jno. Hinde, Q.C. 418
— Jos., dn. Cash. 627
— Pet., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— sir Ralph, C.J. Mdras. 658
*º-º-º-º:
“smºmºmº
Palmer—cont.
— Rog., K.B. 763
— Sir Rog. Wm. Hy., gen,
(ID) 92.1
— Round., aft. Sir R. and 1st
ld. and E. Selborne, q.v., A.G.
400; Ld. Chanc. 358 ; P.C.
218; Q.C. 417; S.G. 402
— Th., C. St. 283
Palmerston, visc.
— Hy., 2nd visc., B.T. 265; L.
Admy. 179; L.T. 158
— Hy, Jno., 3rd visc., F. Sec.
228; G.C.B. 772; H. Sec. 227;
R.G. 744; L. Admy. 181; L.T.
161; P.C. 208; Prem. 148-9 ;
Sec. at W. 234; W.C.P. 319
Palmes, G., Tell. Ex. 167
Palmys, Brian, jun., S.L. 408
Paludius, abp. Lond. 450
Paman, see Payman
Pamplin, Rt., adm. (A) 819
Panåt, in Naji. E. ºf
Panioty, Demetr., C.I.E. 807
Paniter (or Panter), Dav., bp.
Iłoss. 535; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Patr., Sec. St. Sc. 502
IPanizzi, Ant., K.C.B. 783
Pannure, ld, and E. of
— Wm., E. of, G. Gibr., (1756)
669; gen. (A) (1770) 858
— Fox, 2nd ló., form. hon.
Fox Maule, q.v., aft. 11th E.
of Dalhousie, q.v., G.C.B.
772; K.T. 748; L.P.S. Sc. 501;
W. Sec. 232
Pansa, C. V., C. Ro. 46
— Q. A., C. Ro. 41
IPanta, Synd. &c., of, C.I.E 806
Panter, D., see Paniter
Panton, Jas., J.K.B. 371
— Th., gen. (B) 864
Pantulf, Hugh, J. It. 366
Papelew, Rt., bp. Chich. 432
Paperna, M., C. Ro. 45
Papillon, Dav. (? 1 or 2), C.
Exc. 280-1
— Q. A. (2), C. Ro. 42
Par, see also Parr
*-*. fă. de, Portr. Lond, 488
Paramindr, &c. (K. Siam),
G.C.M.G. 795
rºlshowe. Th. de, M. Chy.
9
Pare, Jno., gen. (A) 862
Paredes, Pres. Mex. 103
Parfew, Rt., see Purfoy
Pargeter, Wm., M. Chy, 396
Pargitor, Sir Th., L.M. Lond
490
Parham, Benj., C.C.J. 403
Paris, Jno. Ayrt., Pres. Coll.
b. 9.
, 938
Parish, Hy. Woodb., gen. (D)
921
— Jno. Ed., adm. (BI) 852
— Woodb, and Sir W., C, Exc.
282; C. Exc. Sc. 505; K.C.H.
789
Parisio, Ct. Paolo, G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.M.G. 796
Park, Jas. Al. and sir J.,
jöp. §§0, K.C. is ; Si. 413
Parke, Col. —, G. Leew. Isl.
727
— Geo., gem. (ID) 881
— Hy. Wm., gem. (D) 894
— Jas. and Sir J., aft. li.
Wensleydale, q.v., B. Ex. 385;
J.I.B. 373; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; P.C. 212; S.L. 413
Parke—cont.
— Th. Adams, gem. (D) 883
— Wm., gen. (ID) 904; K.C.B.
2
78
*šiker, Sir Ch. Chr., adm. (G)
1
— Chr., adm. (A) 816
— Ed. A., gen. (ID) 892
— Geo., adm. (H)849
— Geo., see visc. P., infra,
— Sir Geo., adm. (A) 819;
R.C.B. 776
Ts6 hon. Geo. Lane, gen. (B)
5
—- Gerv., gen. (A) 857
— Hy. (2), K.B. 760
— Hy., aft. 5th lá. Monteagle,
q.v., K.B. 762
— Hy. Perr., bp. E. Eq, Afr.
688
— Sir Hy. Wats., K.C.M.G. 797
— sir Hyde (No. 1), adm. (A)
815
— sir Hyde (No. 2), adm. (A)
815
— Hyde (No. 3), adm. (D) 827;
L. Admy. 183
— Jas. and sir J., Q.C. 417; V.
Chanc. 390
— Jno., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
616; abp. Th. 611; bp. Elph.
608
— Jno., adm. (IHI) 847
— Jno., B. Ex. 384; S.L. 409,
410
— Jno., dm. Llin. 623
— Jno., gen. (IB) 685
— Jno., L.T. 160; P.C. 216;
Sec. Adm. 186; Sec. Tr. 163
— Jno., M.I. Ir, 585
— Jno. B., gen. (D) 881
— Kenyon Stev., Q.C. 417
— Matth., abp. Cant. 431; dri.
Linc. 448
— sir Peter, adm. (A) 815
— Rd., gen. (D) 896
— Rog., dn. Linc. 448
— Saml., bp. Oxf. 456
— Th. and sir T., B. Ex. 385;
C.B. Ex. 382; J.C.P. 379; P.C.
202; S.L. 412
— Th., see la. P., infra.
— Wnn., adm. (A) 816
— sir Wm., adm. (A) 820;
(B) 821; (C) 822; G.C.B. 769;
K.C.B. 776; L. Admy, 182-3
-ºwn. and Sir W., J. l’r. Ct.
Parker, lds. and visc.
— Th., and Sir T., aft. 1st là.
P., and 1st E. of Macclesfield,
q.v., C.J.Q.IB. 370; Lól. Chanc.
357; P.C. 195; S.L. 411
— Geo., aft. visc. P, and 2nd
E. of Macclesfield, q.v.
— Geo., visc., aft. 4th E. of
Macclesfield, q.v., Tell. Ex.
167; Compt. H. 293; P.C. 205
Parkes, Harry Sm, and sir
H., Amb. Ch, and Cor. 131;
Amb, Jap. 131; G.C.M.G. 795;
K.C.B. 783
— Hy. and sir H., G.C.M.G.
796; ISI.C.M.G. 797
rººkhurst, Jno., bp. Norw.
55
— Sir Wnn., M.M. 246
rººkin, Geo. Hy., adm. (IHI)
85
*śinson, Ch. Fk., gen. (D)
— Ch. Fla., gem. (ID) 922
Ed., gen, (D) 881
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1 106
INT).EX OF NAMES.
rºy, Brook Br., gen. (D)
— Wm., gen. (D) 895
Parma, Pr. of, R. Nds. 83
Parnell, Hy. Br., and sir H.
aft, 1st lá, Congleton, q.v., C.
Treas. Ir. 561 ; Paym, G. 244;
Sec, at W. 234; Tr. N. 257
— Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Jno, and Sir J., C. Cus. Ir.
565; C. Exc. Ir. 566; C. Treas.
#. 560; Ch. Ex. Ir. 562; P.C.
Parneys, Jno. L.M. Lond,
490
Parning or Parnyng Rt.
and Sir ., C.J.K.B. 369;
J.C.P. 377; Ld. Chanc, 354;
S.L. 406
Parr, see also Par -
— Jno., G. I. Man, 666
— Jno., G. N. Sc. 695
— Rd., b.p. S. and M. 483
— Th., K.B. 759
— Th. Chase, gen. (D) 891
— Wnn. Chase, gem. (ID) 929
Fºr of Kendal, sir Wnn., K.G.,
786
— Wm., ld., aft. E. of Essex,
and M. of Northampton, q.v.,
K.G. (1543) 738
Parra, A., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Parrott, Benj., gem. (ID) 919
Parry, 'Benj. bp. Oss, 620;
dn. Oss. 623; dm. St. Pat. 618
— Dav., G. Bóloes. 720
— Ed., b.p. Killoe, 634; dim.
Lism. 629; dri. Wíord. 628
— Ed., b.p. Suff. Dow, 431
— Ed., Chn. E.I. Co. 645
— Ed. Igg., adm, (H) 848
— Fras., adm. (A) 816
— Fras., C. Exc. 278-9
— Fk. Wnn. Best, gen, (D)
932
— Hy, bp. Glr. 438 ;
Worc. 473; dri. Chest. 477
70 Hy. Hutt, bp. Perth, W.A.
7
— (or Pavy), Hugh, bp. St.
Dav. 464
— Jno., b.p. Oss. 620; dim. Chr.
Ch. Dbln. 618
-nºno. Bill, C.C.J. 403; Q.C.
7
— Jno. H., P.P. 418; S.L.
413
— Jno. Parry Jones, adm. (H)
853
bp.
— Love Parry Jones,
(B) 870; K.H. 791
Rd., byp. St. As. 462; dn.
Bgr. 426
— Rt., dn. Lism. 629
— Spencer Cl., gen, (13) 869
— Th., b.p. Béloes. 721
— sir Th., C.D.L. 242
— sir. Th., Compt. H. 292;
Tr. H. 291
— Wm., adm. (A) 814
— Sir Wm. Ed., adm. (ID) 829 ;
L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Wm. Hy. Webley-,
(ID) 823
Parslow, Jno., G. Gibr. 670;
gen. (A) 858
Parsons, Cliff., gem. (ID) 929
—ºir Humphr., L.M. Lond.
— Jas., gen. (D) 887
— Jno., bp, Pboro. 458 ; dra.
Brl. 440
— Jno., gen. (C) 871
gen.
-
adm.
Parsons—cont.
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond, 491
— Sir Lawr., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
C. Treas. Ir. 561
— Needh. Th., gem. (I)) 926
— Rt. White, adm. (H) 847
— Sir Wm., L.J. Ir. 554
Partridge, Hy., K.C. 415
— Rd., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
Pascal I, and II., P. Ro. 33-4
Paschal, Jno., b.p. Llff. 449
1°asco, Jno, adm, (D) 828
Pashley, Rt., Q.C. 417
Paske, Wm., gen. (D) 915
Paslem, Jno., K.B. 756
Pasley, Ch. Wm. and sir C.,
gen. (D) 879; K.C.B. 777
— Th., and sir T., adm. (A)
816
— Sir Th. Sab., adm. (D) 831;
(E) 834; K.C.B. 780
**quito (de Vannes), D. Bry.
7
Passele, Edm. de, B. Ex. 383;
S.L. 406
Passelewe, Rt., Ch. Ex. 152
— Sim., B. Ex. 382
Paston or Pastone, Wm.,
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
Patchett, Wm., Q.C. 419
IPaté, Geml. —, R.C.B. 778
Pate, Rd., bp. Worc. 473
Pater, bp. Llff. 448
— Ch. Dudl., adm. (A) 819
Paterculus, C. S., C. Ro. 42
Paterson and Patterson.
— Adr. Hugh, gen. (D) 919
— Ch. Wm., adm. (A) 818
— Geo., G. Gren. 724
— Jas., gen. (B) 865
— Jas., gen. (C) 872
— Jno., abp. Glasg. 537; bp.
Edinb. 533; bp. Gall. 539; bp.
BOSS. 536
— Jos., gem. (D) 883
— Marc., C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.G.
Ir. 589; S.L. Ir. 592
— Th., gen. (ID) 883
— Walt., G. Pr. Ed. Isl. 699
— Wrm., C.C.J. 406
— Wm., dm. Carl. 476 ; dri.
EXI. 437
Wm., G. N.S.W. 702
Sir Wrm., K.C.H. 788
* 2 same pers.
— Wm., gen. (D) 928
— Sir Wm., gen, (B) 869
— Wnn. Th. L., gen. (ID) 909
Pateshull and Patteshull
— Hugh de, bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; L.H.T. 152
— Mart. de, Ch. Jr. 363; dm.
St. P. 452; Jy. 364
— Nichs, Lechn]., adm. (H)
845
— Sim. do, J. It. 366 ; Jy. 363
— Walt. de, J. It. 367
Patey, see also l’at
Ch. Geo. Ed., adm. (GH)843;
G. Gamb. 686; G. Lag. 687 ;
G. St. Hel. 682
Paton, Jas., bp. Dkld, 533
— Jno. Staff., gen. (ID) 901
Patricio, Pres. Nic. 106
Patrick (St.), bp. Arm. 595
× bp. Cloy. 630
bp. Dbln, 615
bp. Kilf. 635
bp. Kilm. 607
— bp. Lim. 638
— dn. Drom. 606
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates,
×
sk
*
>k
x
×
×
$.
Patrick—cont.
51 (Master of Gray), Ld. Sess.
7
— Sim., bp. Chich. 433; bp.
Ely, 435; dyn. Pboro. 458
Patrington, Steph., bp.
Chich, 433; bp. St. Day. 464
Patroe (St.), bp. Cnwall. 436
Patten, Flº, adm. (H) 849
— (or Waynflete), Jno., dn.
Chich. 434
— Jno. Wils., C.D.L. 243;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; P.C. 217
— Merc., Bl. M. P.A. 336
Patterson, see Paterson
Patteshuli, see Pateshull
Patteson, Jno. and Sir Jº,
J.K.B. 373; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; P.C. 215; S.L. 413
— J. C., bp. Melan, 711
Pattinson, Rd., G. Hlgld. 670
Pºison, Alexr. Hope, K.H.
79
— Jas., Chn. E.I. Co. 645
— Jas., gen. (A) 859
Pattle, Th., gen. (D).905
— Wim., gen. (D) 886
Patton, Geo., L.J. Clk. 516;
i. Adv. 526, F.C. 217; S.G.
SC. 527
— Hugh, adm. (H) 846
— Jno., gen. (IP) 893
— Phil., adm. (A) 816; L.
Admy, 180-1
— Rt., adm. (H) 846
— Rt., gen. (ID) 910
— Walt. D. Phillips, aft.
Patton-Bethune, gen. (D) 902
Pattyn, see Patten and Wayn-
ete
Paty, see also Patey
— Geo. Wrm., gem. (D) 882;
R.C.B. 779; K.H. 790
Paul and Paull
— bp. Cmr. 604,
— Emp. Russ. 90
— I. to V., P. Ro., 33, 35-6
— -Alexr. Leop., Pr. L. Dtd.
73
— Alf. Wall., C.I.E. 808
—-Fredk, G.D. M. Sch. 75.
— Geo., K. Adv. 422; Vic.
Gen. 422
— Gregory Ch, and Sir G.,
C.I.E. 806; K.C.I.E. 805
— Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Jno., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— Matt. C., gen. (ID) 886
— Th., dm. Cash. 627
— Th. Hy., gen, (JD) 881
— Wrm., bp. Oxf., 456; dim.
Lich, 445
— Wm. de, bp. Mth. 599
Paule, the Lord of, K.B.
(1400) 755
Paulet and Pawlet, see also
Poulett
sir Amyas,Chanc.Gart,745
Sir Amias, G. Jsey, 667 °
* 2 same pers.
— Sir Anthy., G. Jsey. 667
— Ch., aft, 5th D. of Bolton
q.v., K.B. 765
— lá. FK, gem. (D) 895
sº|a. Geo., adm. (D) 831; (F)
3
— lil. Harry, aft. 4th D. of
Bolton, *#3 adm. (A) 814;
l
×
4.
L. Admy.
— lil. Hy, K.B. (1625) 762
Hy., adm. (A) 818
K.C.B. 774; L. Admy, 181
— sir Hugh, G. Jsey. 667
— lil.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX () F NAMES.
1107
Paulet—comt.
— Jno., IK.B. 759
'— ld. Nass., K.B. (1725)764
— lá. Wm., Tell. Ex. (1715) 168
— lil. Wm., F.M. (1886) 856;
G.C.B. 770; gen. (D), 893;
R.C.B. 779
— Sir Wm., aft. lī, St. John
of . Basing, 1st E, of Wilt-
Shire, and 1st M. of Winches-
ter, q.v., Tr. H. 291
— Wm., aft, 3rd M. of Win-
chester, q.v., K.B. 760
Paulinus (St.), abp. Yk. 485;
bp. Roch. 459
Paull, see Paul
Paullulus, S. P. A., C. Ro. 44
**s, L. AE. (2), C. Ro. 43,
— M. A., C. Ro. 41-2
Pauncefote, sir.Jul., G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.B. 784; K.C.M.G.
797; U.S.F. 230; U.S.C. 236
Paunton, Jas. de, Jy. 365
Pauper, see Poor
Pavely, sir Walt., K.G. 733
Pavy (or Parry), Hugh, bp. St.
Dav. 464
Pawel-Rammingen, L. A.
G. L.A. F. von, K.C.B. 783
Pawlet, see Paulet and Poulett
Paxton, Geo., gen. (D) 912
*†, (or Pye), Adam, bp. Cloy.
Paye, Steph. de, bp. St. Andr.
529
Payham, J., b.p. Worc. 472
Payman (or Paman), Clem.,
dn. Elph. 609
Payn, Payne, Pain,
IPaine
— Ch., gen. (D) 886
Ch. Fk., adm. (HI) 845
— Fras., dn. Jsy. 668
— Gallw. B., gen. (ID) 900
— Jno., bp. Mth. 599; M.R.
Ir, 585
— Jas. S., Pres. Lib. 100
—- Jno. Home, Q.C. 420
— Jno. Will., adm. (A) 817;
L.W.S. 323
— Sir Ralph, aft, ld. Laving-
ton, q.v., G. Leew. Isl. 727;
R.B. 765
— Steph., dn, Exr. 437
— Wrm., S.L. 413
— Wm. and Sir W., gen. (D)
907; K.C.B. 781
— Sir Wm., gem. (A) 861
Paynem, Glem, du. Elph. 609
Paynswick, Rt., dn. Chr. Ch.
Dblin. 618
Paynter, G. Bmda. 701
— Dav. Wm., gen. (D) 902
— Jas. Aylm., adm. (E) 835;
(E) 839
Payridon, Pres. Arg, 110
Peacock, Barnes and sir. B.,
C.J. Bgal. 652-3; Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; P.C. 218; Q.C. 417
— Geo., dm. Ely, 435
— Geo. Jno., gen. (D) 909
— Reg., bp. Chich, 433; bp.
St. As. 462
Peache, sir Th., W.C.P. 318
Peachy, Wm., gem. (B) 868
Peacock, Peacocke,
IPecocke
— Rd., adm. (A) 820
— Sir Steph., L.M. Lond. 490
— Th., gem. (I)) 890
— Sir Warr. Marm., gen. (A)
862; K.C.H. 788
and
and
Peada, K.E. 3
Peake, Sir Hy, Tr. N. 257
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Th., P.P. 416; S.L. 413
— Th. Ladd, adm. (IHI) 846
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Pearce, see also Pearse and
Peirse
— Sir Edm., M. Chy. 396
— Ed., gen. (C) 871
— Th., gen. (B) 864
— Wm., dm. Ely, 435
— Wrm., K.H. 791
Zach., b.p. Bgr. 426; bp.
Roch. 460; dim. Westºr. 469;
dn. Winch. 471
Peard, Shuldh., adm. (A) 819
Pearl, sir Jas., K.H. 791
Pears, Th. Towns., gem. (D)
896 &.ć.783
Pearse, see also Pearce and
Peirse
92 Arth. Th. Gr., gen. (D)
5
— Geo. Godfr., gen. (ID) 921
— Josh., adm. (H) 848
— Rd. Bulk., adm. (IH) 851
— Wm. Alf. Bumb., adm.
(HI) 851
— Wm. G., gem. (D) 878
Pearson, see also Peirson
— Alexr., Ld. Sess. 519
— Sir Ch. Kn., gen. (ID) 925;
E.C.M.G. 797
— Jno., bp. Chest. 477
— Jno., L.M. D'blin. 641
— Jno. and sir J., Just. Ch.
D. 391; Q.C. 418
-iſos. Br., bp. Newc. N.S.W.
— Nathl., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Nichs., dn. Sal. 468
— Sir Rd., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Rd. Harr., adm. (A) 820
-ºir Th., gen.(B)870; K.C.H.
— Th. Hooke, gen. (D) 904
— Wm., Q.C. 419
IPeat, Dav., adm. (IHI) 848
Pec. Rā āś, j. it. §§
Pecham (or Peche), Rt., bp.
Lich. 443
Peche, Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Sir Jno., W.C.P. 318
— Rd., bp. Lich. and Cow.
443; L.J. Ir. 550
— Rt., see Pecham
Pechell, sir Geo. Rd. Brooke,
adm. (&) 841
— Mark Rt., adm. (IHI) 852
— Saml., M. Chy. 397
— sir Saml. Jno. Br., adm.
(D) 827; K.C.H. 788; L. Admy.
182-3
— sir Th. Br., gen. (C) 873
Peck, see Pecke
Peckard, Pet., dm. Pboro. 458
Pecke, Ed., S.L. 410
Peckham, sir Edm., M.M. 246
— sir Hy., S.L. 410
— Jno., abp. Cant. 430
— Rt., L.M. Lond, 492
Peckwell, Rt. Hy., S.L. 412
Pecoce, Dumc., Sec. St. Sc.
501
Pecocke, see Peacock
Pecthelmus, bp. Gall. 538
Peddie, Jno., K.H. 790
Pede, Rd., dn. Her. 442
Pedius, Q., C. Ro. 46
Pedley, sir Nichs., S.L. 410
Pedor, Jno., dn. Worc. 475
Pedraza, Pres. Mex. 103
Pedro, all indexed under
Peter
Peebles, Jno., bp. Dkld. 533;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Rt., L.G.C. Sc. 506
Peel, see also Peile
— Arth. Well., P.C. 220; Sec.
B.T. 269; Sec. P.L.B. 262;
Sec, Tr. 164; Sp. H.C. 251
— Fk. and sir. F., K.C.M.G.
796; P.C. 216; Sec. Tr. 163;
U.S.C. 231, 235; U.S.W. and
C. 231; U.S. War, 232
— Jno., dn. Worc. 474
— Jno., gen. (D) 922
— Jonn., gem. (D) 884; P.C.
216; S.G.O. 260; W. Sec. 232
— Laur. and Sir L., B.C. 253 :
C.J. Bgal. 652; , Jud. Com.
P.C. 361; P.C. 216
— Rt. and sir R. (No. 1), C.
Treas. Ir. 561; Ch. Ex. 165;
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; H. Sec. 227;
L.T. 160-1; P.C. 209; Prem.
147; U.S.W. and C. 231
— sir Rt. (No. 2), Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; G.C.B. 772; L. Admy.
183; P.C. 217
— Wm., K.C.B. 778
— Wm. Yates, B.C. 253; L.T.
160; P.C. 213; U.S. Home, 227
Peers, Sir Ch., C. Cus. 274-5;
L.M. Lond. 491
— Rd., G. Bdoes. 719
Peile, see also Peel
— Jas. Br., K.C.S.I.
M.C.I. (347
— Mountf. Steph. Lov., adm.
(BI) 853
Peirs, see Piers
Peirse, see also Pearce and
Pearse
— Ed., adm. (H) 850
Peirson, see also Pearson
— Rd., K.B. 765
Pelagius, K. Sp. 85
I, and II., P. Ro. 33
Pelayo, K. Sp. 85 *
IPelham, Edmd. and Sir E.,
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; L.R. Ir. 576;
S.L. 409
— hon. FK. Th., adm. (D)832;
L. Admy. 184
— hon. Geo., bp. Brl. 439; bp.
Exr. 437; bp. Linc. 447
— Hy., C. Cus, 276
— Hy., Cl. Pells. 168
— Hy., L. Admy, 175
— hon. Hy., Ch. EX. 165; L.T.
156-7; P.C. 197; Prem. 142;
Paym. G. 244; Sec. at W.
233; Tr. Ch. 294
— hon. Jno. Th., bp. Norw. 455
— Th., B.T. 264
— Th., R.B. 755
— Th., see lá. P., infra,
— Sir Wm., L.J. Ir. 554
Pelham, lds.
— Th., aft. 1st là. P., C. Cus.
274; L.T. 155
— Th., aft. 2nd ld. P. and 1st
E. of Clare and 1st D. of
Newcastle, q.v., B.T. 265 ;
Compt. H. 292; L. Admy. 179;
M.G.W. 296; P.C. 201
hon. Th., aft. li. P., and
2nd E. of Chichester, q.v.,
C.D.L. 243; C.Y.G. 298; C.
Treas. Ir. 560; Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; H. Sec. 226; P.C. 206;
S.G.O. 260; Sec. St. Ir. 562
*— Th., B.C. 252
* 2 same pers.
803;
sk
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1108
INDEX OF NAMES,
Pelissier, Marsh., G.C.B. 769
Pell, Alb, and sir A., J. Bank.
392; S.L. 412 .
— sir Watk. Owen, adm. (ID)
828; (G) 840; K.C.H. 789
Pellew, sir Ed., aft. 1st là.
and visc. Exmouth, q.v., adm.
(A) 817
— hon. Fleet. Br. R. and sir
F., adm. (D) 827; K.C.H. 789
— Geo., dm. Norw. 456
— Isr. and sir I., adm. (A)
818; K.C.B. 774
Pellion, Marie Jos. Alph.
Odet—, K.C.B. 778
Pelly, Hy. Jos., gen. (IP) 901
— Lewis and sir L., gen. (D)
924; K.C.B. 783; K.C.S.I. 803
Permber, Ed. Hy., Q.C. 419
Pemberton, sir Fras, C.J.C.P.
375; C.J.K.B. 370; J.K.B. 372;
P.C. 192; S.L. 410
— Geo. R., gen. (D) 887
— sir Jas., lu.M. Lond. 491
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Jos., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Th., aft. li. Kingsdown,
q.v., K.C. 416
Permbridge, Pembrigg, or
Pembrugg, sir Rd. de,
wójiš: R.C. 733
Pembroke, Hy., dm. Oss. 622
— Jno., B. Ex. Ir. 583
Pembroke, E. of, see also
wºnder Montgomery
I)e Clare Family.
— Gilb. De Clare, 1st E. of,
L.M. 325
— Rd, (Strongbow), 2nd E.
of, L.J. Ir. 550; L.M. 325
IMarshal Family.
— Wm., 1st E. of, L.D. Ir,
550; L.L. Ir. 550 ; W.C.P.
317
— Wm., 2nd E. of, form. W.
Marshall, q.v., L.J. Ir. 550;
L.M. 325
— Rd., 3rd E. of, L.M. 325
— Gilb., 4th E. of, L.M. 325
— Walt., 5th E. of, L.M. 325
— Anselm, 6th E. of, L.M. 325
Bastings Family.
— Jno., 2nd E. of, K.G. 733
IPlantagemet Family.
— Humph., 1st E. of (son of
Hy. IV.), aft. D. of Gloucester,
q.v., R.G. 734
Tudor Family.
— Jasper, 1st E. of, form. J.
Tudor, q.v., aft. D. of Bed-
ford, q.v., K.B. 756; K.G. 736;
L.L. Ir. 553
Herbert Family.
1st Creation,
— Wrm., 1st E. of, form, ld,
Herbert of Chepstow, q.v.
27vd. Creation.
— Wnn., 1st E. of, form. Sir
Wm. Herbert, and aft. li. H.
of Cardiff, q.v., L.S.H. 290
— Hy., 2nd E. of, form, ki.
Cardiff, q.v., K.G. 738
— Wm., 3rd E. of, E.M. 326;
R.G. 739 ; L.C.H. 294-95;
L.S.H. 290; L.W.S. 323
— Ph., 4th E. of, also 1st E.
of Montgomery and 1st lél.
Herbert of Shurland, q.v.,
Const. W. Cast, 322; L.W.S.
3
The following were also E.
of Montgomery:—
— Wnn. 6th E. Of, B.T. 263
Pembroke, E. Of-comt.
— Th., 8th E. of, K.G. 741;
L. Admy, 176; L.H.A. 176-7;
L.L. Ir. 555; L.L. S. Wales,
315; L.P.C. 188; L.P.S. 240;
P.C. 194; Pres. R. Soc. 940
— Hy., 9th E. of, gen. (B)
864; Gr. St. 304; P.C. 198
Hy., 10th E. of, gem. (A)
858; L.L. Wilts, 313
Geo. Augs., 11th E. of,
form. li. Herbert, q.v., Amb.
Aus. 117; G. Gsey. 669; gen.
§ 860; R.G. 743; L.L. Wilts,
— Geo. Rt. Chas., 13th E. of,
TJ.S. War. 232
Pennery, Thor. Rd., K.B. 758
Penaud, Adm., K.C.B. 778
Pencestre or Penchester,
Steph. de and Sir S., J.C.P.
377; W.C.P. 318
Penda, K.E. 3
Pendarves, Alexr., S.L.R., 271
Pender, Fras., adm. (A) 817
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 799
Pendergast, see Prendergast
Penfold, see Pinfold
Pengelly, Th. and sir T.,
C.B. Ex. 382; S.L. 411
Penkeston, Jas., J.K.B. Ir. 578
— Walt., J.K.B. Ir. 578
Penn, sir Wm., adm. (A) 813
Pennant, sir Saml., L.M.
Lond. 492
Pennefather, Ed., C.J.Q.B.
Ir. 578; S.G. Ir, 590; S.L. Ir.
593
Jno. Lys, and Sir J., G.C.B.
770; G. Ch. Hosp. 936; gen.
(D) 885; K.C.B. 777
— Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 584; C. St.
Ir. 568; U.S. Ir. 563
Pennell, Foll. Walr., adm. (G)
841
Penney, see Penny
Pennington, Alderman, Lt.
T.L. 321
— sir Isaac, L.M. Lond. 491
— sir Jos., C. Cus. 276
— Lowth., aft. 2nd lá. Mun-
caster, q.v., gem. (A) 859
Pennus, M. J., C. Ro. 44
Penny and Penney
— Gabr. Rd., gen. (ID) 877
— Jno., bp. Bgr. 426;
Carl. 475
— Nichs., dn. Lich. 445
— Nichs., gem. (ID) 887
Wrm., Ld. Sess. 521
Pennycuick, Jas. Farr., gem.
(ID) 922
— Jno., I.H. 792
Permichyn, Ed. Gord., 1st là.,
L.L. Carn. 314
Penrice, Hy., Adm. Adv. 423;
J. Adm. Ct. 423
Penros and Penrose
— Ch., gem. (D) 907; K.C.B.
81
7
— Ch. Vin. and Sir C., adm.
(A) 819; G.C.M.G. 794; K.C.B.
7
— Jno.,
C.J.K.B. Ir. 577;
J.C.P. 378
Penshurst, Percy Cl. S., 1st
ld., form. V. Strangford, q.v.
IPenson, Wm., Chest. H. 331;
Lanc. H. 333
IPenton, Hy., L. Admy. 179
Penzance, Jas. Pl., 1st 1d.,
form. J. P. Wilde, q.v.; D.
Arch. 421
bp.
Pepin, K. Fr. 23
Peploe, Saml. (No. 1), Wäm.
Chr. Ch. Manch. 481 ; b.p.
Chest. 477
— Saml. (No. 2), Wän. Chr,
Ch. Manch. 481 -
Pepper, Jno., gen. (C) 871
rºppereu, Sir Wnn., gen. (IB)
Pepys, Ch. Chr. and sir C.,
aft. 1st là. and E. Cottenham,
q.v.; C.G.S. 358; Jud. Com.
P.C. 360; K.C. 416; Ld.
Chanc. 358; M.R. 388 ; P.C.
213; S.G. 402
— Hy., b.p. S. and M. 484; bp.
WOrc. 473
— sir Lucas, Pres. Coll. Ph.
d., B. Ex. 384; C.G.S.
II. 576; C.J.K.B. Ir, 578; S.L.
409
— Saml., Pres. R. Soc. 940;
Sec. Adm. 186
— Wm. W., M. Chy. 397
Pera, M. J., C. Ro. 43; Dt. Ro.
43
— D. J., C. R.O. 42
Perbroun or Perburn, Jno.
de, L.H.A. 171
Percenay (or Perchehay), Hy.
de, B. Ex. 383; J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
Perceval and Percival
— Alexr., L.T. 160
— hom. Ch. Geo., aft. 1st là.
Arden, q.v., L. Admy. 180
— (or Persevall), Hugh, dn.
Ross. 633
— Jno., L.M. Tuond. 490
— Jno. Maxw., G. N.S.W. 703;
gen. (D) 899
— Lew., gem. (ID) 932
— Sp., gem. (ID) 897
— Sp. and sir S., Clk. O. 260;
Tell. Ex. 167; U.S. Home,
227
—hon. Sp., A.G. 400; C.D.L.
243; C. Treas. Ir. 561; Ch.
Ex. 165; K.C. 415 ; L.T. 158-9;
P.C. 208; Prem. 145; S.G.
402
— Wm., dm. Emly, 628
Perchard, Pet., L.M. Lond,
492
Perchehay, see Percehay
Percival, sée Perceval
Percy, hon. Algn., Amb. Fr.
113; Amb. Swz. 113.
— Algm., see lá. P., infra.
— Allan, K.B. 761
— Hy., K.B. 754
— Hy. (Hotspur), K.B. 756;
K.G. 734
— Hy., K.B. (1426), 756
— Hy., see 1d. P., infra,
— hom. Hugh, dm. Cant. 432;
bp. Carl. 476; bp. Roch. 460
— hon, Josc., adm. (ID) 826
— Pet. de, J. It. 368; Jy. 365
— Rt. de, J. It. 366
— Th., bp. Drom. 605; dim.
Carl. 476
— Th., b.p. Norw. 455
— Th., aft. E. Of Worcester,
q.v. (d. 1402), K.G.734; L.H.A.
173 -
— (or Persey), Walt., S.L. 407
Wm., bp. Carl. 475
— Wm. de, J. It. 366
— Wrm. de, K.B. 755
— hon, Wm. Hy., adm. (H)
844; C. Exc. 282
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1109
Percy, lds., Wisc. and E.
— Hy., aft. Id. P. and E.
Northbd., q.v. (d. 1408), K.G.
733; L.M. 325
— Algm., aft. lil. P. and D. of
igmba, q.v. (d. 1668), K.B.
— li. Algn., aft. E. of Hert-
ford, and E. of Northumber-
and 7th D. of Somerset, q.v.
(d. 1750), G. Gsey. 668
— Hy. Hugh Maur., visc. (son
of Geo., 5th D. of Northbd.),
gen. (D) 900; K.C.B. 780
. Geo., Earl, son of 6th
D. of Northbd., P.C. 218; Tr.
FI. 292
Pereira, Pres. Ugy. 111
– Mamass. Lop., gen. (D) 876
"Perez, J. J., Pres. Chi. 111
— S., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Periam (or Peryam), Wm.
and sir W., C.B. Ex. 381;
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Perkins, AEm., gen. (I)) 932
— Chr., dn. Carl. 476
— Ed. Norm., gem. (D) 915
— Jas. Fras., gen. (B) 866
— Wm. Hill., gen. (I)) 877
Perne, Andr., dm. Ely, 435
Perowne, Jno. Jas, S., dn.
PbOro. 459
Perperna, M., C. Ro. 45
Perriam, see Periam
Perrin, see also Perryn
— Arth., L.M. D'bln. 642
— Louis, A.G. Ir. 588; J.K.B.
Ir. 579; S.L. Ir. 593
Pºins, Jno., L.M. Lond.
9
*
Perrot or Perrott, sir Geo.,
B. Ex. 385; K.C. 415 ; S.L.
412
sir Jno., L.D. Ir. 554
Perry, Ch., bp. Melb. 705;
Prel, MI.G. 799
— Jas., gem. (ID) 886
— Jno. Laisne, adm. (IHI) 852
— Mich., L.M. Lond. 491
— sir Th. Ersk., C.J. Bbay.
660; M.C.I. 646
Perryam, see Periam
Perrym, see also Perrin
— Rd. and sir R., B. Ex. 385;
l{.C. 415; S.L. 412
Persevall, see Perceval
Persey, Walt., see Percy
Persia, Mukhbar ud Dowlah
of, C.I.E. 807
— Sult. of, G.C.S.I. 802
Pertab, Mahar. of, K.C.S.I.
3
80
Pertharitus, K. Lmd. 49
Perth, Jas., 4th E. Of, Comm.
Tr. Sc. 497; K.T. 747; L.J.
Gen. 522; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515;
Ld. Sess. 517; P.C. 192
Pertinax, Emp. Ro. 47
IPery, Wm. Cecil, aft 1st 1d.
Glentworth, q.v., b.p. Killa.
and Ach. 613; bp. Lim. A.
and A. 639; dim. Killoe. 637;
dm. Dry. 602 ſº
Peryam, see Perian
Pester, Hy., gen. (D) 897
— Hugh Loam., gem. (D) 912
Pessulano, Rt. de M., bp.
Lich, and Cov. 444
Pestonji, &c., C.I.E. 808
Peter and Pedro
*— bp. Clonm. 600
* (of Dumath), bp. Cnr. 604
ź bp, Lich. 443
Peter and Pedro—comt.
>k bp. Ork, 535
× dn. Dry. 602
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
g . 54
— (de Courtenay), Emp. E.E.
51
— (abb. of Tewkesbury), J. It.
367
— K. Cle. 86
— P. R.O. 32
— (de Fuentes), R. Nds. 82
— I., G.D. Obg. 76
— I., R. Russ. 90
— I. and II., D. Bry. 28
— I. and II., Emp. Bzl. 108
— II. (Emp. Bzl.), K.G. 745
— I. and II. K. Scy. 55
— I. to III., E. Russ. 90
— I. to IV., K. Arr. 86
— I. to V., K. Pgl. 88-9
— V. (K. Pgl.), K.G. 744
— -Ernest, K. Nds. 82
—-Fred., D. 6)bg. 76
—-Fred.-Louis, D. Obg. 76;
G.D. Obg. 76
—-Leopold, G.D. Thy. 57
— -Louis-Farmese, D. Pnna. 53
— Th., gem. (B) 867
— Wnn. and sir W., M. Chy.
394
Peterborough, E. of, see also
Monmouth
Hy., 2nd E. of, Gr. St. 303;
I.G, 740 ; P.C. 191-2
— Ch., 3rd E. of, also E. of
Monmouth, g. v., adm. (A) 813;
G. Jam. 712; gen. (A) 857;
K.G. 741; P.C. 195
Peters, Wm. Hy. Br., gen. (D)
Petersdorff, Ch. E., C.C.J.
404; S.L. 413
Peterson, Fk., C.I.E. 807
—Wm., dm. Exr. 437
Petheram, Wm. Com. and
Sir W., C.J. Bgal. , 653; C.J.
N.W. Pr. 654; Q.C. 419
rºicus, C. S. (2), C. Ro. 39,
— C. S. (5), Dt. Ro. 40
Petion, A., Pres. S. Dom. 105
Petit and Pety't
— Dunc., Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Jno., B. Ex. 383
— Jno., K.B. 755
— Th., dm. Ferns, 623
— Wnn. le, S.L. Ir. 590; L.J.
Ir. 550
Petitot, Wm., gem. (C) 871
Petow, Pet., bp. Sal. 467
Petre, Ed., P.C. 193
— Geo. Gl., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb., Pgl. 125; Amb, Pgy.
136; Amb. Scy. 115
— sir Wm., S. St. 223
Petre, lds.
— Jno., 1st là., L.L. ESX.
308
Petr ezzo pulo, Pietr.,
G.C.M.G. 794; K.C.M.G. 796
Petrides, Plato, K.C.M.G. 796
Petrie, Arth., bp. Edinb. 542;
bp. Mor. 544
— Jno. Gord., gen. (D) 916
— Wrm., G. Mdras. 656
Petronilla, Q. Arr. 86
Petrus, see Peter
Pettingal, Ed., gen, (D) 891
Petty, ld. Hy., aft. 3rd. M.
Lansdowne, q.v., Ch. Ex. 165
L.T. 158; P.C. 207
Petyt, see Petit
Peverel,. Peverell, and
IPeveril
— Hugh, Jy. 363
— Th., bp. Llff. 449; bp. Oss.
620; bp. Worc. 472
Wm., K.B. 754
— Wm., W.C.P. 317
Peyton, Fras., gen. (D) 908
— Jno., adm. (A) 817
— sir Jno., G. Jsey. 667; Lt.
T.L. 321
— Sir Jno. Str., K.C.H. 789
— Jos., adm. (A) 815
Th., din. Th. 613
— sir Th., gen. (ID) 911
Pezet, J. A., Pres. Pu. 109
Pharamond, K. Fr. 22
Phayre, Arth. Purv. and sir
A., Ch. Com. Brma. 655;
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Mtius. 634;
gen. (I)) 910; K.C.S.I. 803
—º. gen. (ID) 921 ; K.C.B.
781
Pheasant or Phesant
— Jasp., dn. Killoe. 637
— Pet., J.C.P. 379; Rec. Lond,
494; S.L. 409
Phelip, see Philip
Phelips, see Philips
Phelps, Arth., gem. (I)) 934
— Rd., U.S.S. 226
Phlesant, see Pheasant
Philbrick, Fk. Adolph., Q.C.
419
Philibert (de Chalons), Pr
... S3
Or.
— I. and II., D. Swy. 54
— I. and II. M. Bdn. 67
Philip and Phelip
>}: bp. Ardf. and Agh. 639
*— bp. Brn. 531
:: bp. Clonm. 600
*— (of Slane), bp. Cork, 630
*— (of Poictiers), bp. Dham,
478; Jy. 364
bp. Emly, 625
*— bp. Wíord.
Wford. 628
dra. Clr. 597
dr. Cork, 632
dın. Emly, 628
dn. Lism. 628
*— Ld. Chanc. 353
* Prob. some same pers,
Comp. dates.
— (D’Alsace), C. Flrs. 81
— (the Hardy), C. Flrs. 81
— (the Ingenuous), C.P.R. 68
— (le Bon), D. Bbt. 29
— D. Pnna. 53
— D. Su. 80
— D. Thy. 57
— Emp. R.O. 47
— E. Gnny. 61.
— (Ph. II. Spn.), K.C.E. 7
— K. Cle. 86; K.G., 737
— (2), K. Nav. 85
*
:
626; dın.
*:
::
X;
$:
7
— M. Bdn. 67
— (son Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (gson. Ja.s. I.), Pr. E. 13
— Pr. Tu. Sch. 73
— (le Beau), R. Nds. 82
— I., C. Swy. 54
— I, to III., D. Bdy. 29
— III. (D. Bdy.), K.G. 735
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1110
INDEX OF NAMES.
Philip and Phelip—cont.
— I. to III., Pr. Nass. 75
— I. to V., K. Sp. 86
Tº II. (K. Sp.), K.C.E. 7; K.G.
738
— I, to VI., K. Fr. 23-4
— V., K. Nav. 87
— Arth., adm. (A) 8.7
-Fredk. -Lg., H.
— (or Phelip), Jno. K.B. 756
— Matth., K.B. 757; L.M.
Lond. 490
— Wnn., C.P.R. 68
— Wrm., Pr. Or. 83
Philipot, see also Philpot
— Jno., Bl. L.P.A. 341; R. Dr.
P.A. 338; Som. H. 332
Philippa (g. dau. Edw. III.),
Pr. E
. 10
— (g. dau. Edw. III.), Pr. E.
11
— (Iss, Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
— (dau. Hy. IV.), Pr. E. 11
— Q.C.E.
Philipps, see Phillips
Philippas, L. M., C. Ro. 45-6
— Q.M., C. Ro. 42, 44
Philips, see Phillips
Philipsom, see Phillipson
Phillimore, Augs. and Sir A.,
adm. (E) 836; R.C.B. 782
— Hy. Bourch., adm. (E) 837
— Jno. Geo., Q.C. 417
— Jos. and sir J., Adm. Adv.
423; B.C. 253
— Rt. Jos. and Sir R., Adm.
Adv. 423; D. Arch. 421; J.A.G.
937; J. Adm. Ct. 423; J.P.D.A.
391; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
217 ; Q. Adv. 422; Q.C. 418
— Walt. Geo. F. and sir W.,
P.P. 420
Phillip, Capt. A., G. N.S.W.
702 -
Phillip i cus-Bardanes,
Emp. E.E. 50 tº
Phillips, Phillipps, Phi-
lips, Philipps, and Phi-
lips, see also Philps
Pºlips, Alex. R., adm. (H)
85
— Amb., S.L. 411
— Arth. Chaumc., gen. (D) 914
— Benj. S. and Sir B., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Sir Ch., gem. (B) 868
— Ch., Ed. Grigg, L.L. Hav.
316
— Dav., G. Jsey, 667
— Ed. and sir E., M.R. 388 ;
S.L. 409; Sp. H.C. 249
— Fla., gem. (ID) 914
— Geo. Rt., gen. (D) 923
— Hy. Pye, gen. (ID) 925
— Jas. M., R. Dr. P.A. 338
— Jas. Rt., adm. (ID) 827
— Jno., bp. S. and Mſ., 483
*— Sir Jno., B.T. 264
*— Sir Jno., P.C. 201
* 2 same pers.
— Jno. Alex., gem. (ID) 891 i
— Jno. Hy., aft. Sir J. Phil-
lips-Scourfield, L.L. Hav. 316
Rd., G. N.Sc. 694
*— Rd., gen. (B) 864
* Prob. same pers.
— Rd., U.S.C. 235
— Sir Rd., aft. li. Milford
(1st Cr.), q.v., L.L. Hav. 316
— Sir Rd. Bulk., aft. 1d. Mil-
ford (2nd Cr.), q.v., L.L. Haw.
316
Phillips—cont.
Rd. Ell., C. Cus. Sc., 504
— Rt., L.P.S. 240
— Rt. Hosk., gen. (D) 931
— Rt. Newt, gem. (D) 902
— Saml. March., P.C. 215;
U.S. Home, 228
sir Th., Q.C. 418
— Walt., dm. Roch. 461
— Wnn., gen, (C) 872
— sir Wnn., aft. lil. Bardolph,
R. G. 735
— Wrm. Cornw., gen (ID) 918
Phillips-Treby, see Treby
Phillipson and Philipson.
— Jno., S.W.F. 271
— Rd. Burt., gen (IB) 866
— T., L. Admy, 178
Phillott, Ch. Geo. Rodn.,
adm. (HI) 846
— Hy., gem. (C) 875
Phillpot, see Philpot
Phillpott-s, see Philpott-s
Philo, C. C., C. Ro. 38
43 L. V. (2), C. Ro. 43; Dt. Ro.
3
— Q. P. (4), C. Ro. 40–1; Diº.
RO. 40
Philpot, Philpott, Phillpot,
; Phylpot, see also Phili-
po
— Hy., bp. Worc. 473
— Jno., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Jno., K.B. 759
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Ph., gem. (B) 870
Philpotts and Phillpotts
— Arth. Th., gem. (D) 905
— Hy., bp. Exr. 437; dri.
Chest. 477
Philps, Jas. Hy., R.H. 792
Philus, L. F., C. Ro. 44
Triº. 3 #S. ſ.
**, IXenn. M., Modr. K. Sc.
47
— Th., P.P. 417
— Th., Sec. Adm. 187
Phinny, see Finny
rººps, hon. Aug., C. Ex.
1-
*
— Benj., dm. Down, 605; dm.
Ferns, 623
— hom. Ch. Beaum., K.C.B.782
— sir Const., L.J. Ir. 556; Ld.
Chanc. Ilº. 576
— hom. Edm., gen. (A) 861
— hom. Edw., Q.C. 417
— Geo. Wm., gem. (B) 869
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Paul, K.H. 791
Phipson, Th. W., Q.C. 418
Phocas, Emp. E.E. 50
IPhra-Bat, &c., K. Si. 100
Phraklang - Chao,
K.C.M.G., 797
Phyl—, see Phil—
Piastus, D. Pld. 90
Picard, see Pickard
IPicens, M. H., C. Ro. 46
Picheford, Geoffr. de, Const.
W. Cast. 322; J. It. 368
&c.,
IPickard Picard, and
fy cará
— Benj. Sp., adm. (H)852
— Hy., L.M. Lond. 489
— Jas., gem. (D) 910
Pickering and Pykering,
See also l’uckering
— sir Jas., Sp. H.C. 248
— J. A., G. Virg. Isl. 731
— Perc. Amdr., Q.C. 417
39 Rt. de, dm. Yk. 486; M. Chy.
393
Pickering and Pykering—comt.
— Wm. de, dm. Yk. 486; M
Chy, 393
— Wm. Hy., gem. (ID) 895
Fiºrett, Wm., L. M. Lond.
Pickmore, Fras., adm. (A)
818; G. Newfii. 700
Picot, see Pycot
Picton, Jno., gen. (C) 873
— Th. and sir T., G.C.B. 767;
G. Tob. 723; G. Trin. 722;
gen. (B) 867; K.B. 766
Wm., gen, (A) 859
Pictor, C. F., C. Ro. 42
e #. C. Ro. 42
Pictuinus, bp. Gall. 538
Piel, see Pyell
rºat, Jac. Chr., G. Ceyl.
67
Pierce, see also Pearce
— F., Pres. U.S.A. 102
91 Josh, Hume Spr., gen. (ID)
918
T- Th., dm. Sal. 468
— Th., gen. (D) 914 }
— Th. Wm. West, gem. (D)
935
— Wm., see Piers
Pierola, N. de, Dt. Pu. 109
Pierreport, hon, Hy. M.,
Amab. Sw. 126; P.C. 208
— Wnn., adm. (A) 819
IPierrot. Pres. Hti. 105
* Piers, jmo, abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. Sal. 467; dri.
Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457; dri. Chest.
477; dn. Sal. 468
(or Pierce), Wm., bp. B.
and W. 428; bp. Pboro. 458;
dn. PbOro. 458
Pierse, see also Piers, Pearce,
Pearse, and Pierce
— Dudl., dum. Rilmacd. 637
Pierson, see also Pearson and
Peirson
— sir Rd., gen. (B) 865
— Wm. Hy, adm. (H) 847
Pietas, L.A., C. Ro. 46
Piggot, Piggott, Pigot,
and Pigott +
— —, G. Tob. 723
— Sir Arth., A.G. 400
— Dav. Rd., A.G. Ir, 588;
583; S.G. Ir.
Ed. F. S., E.S.P. 301
— Fras., aft. Pigott-Conant,
G. I. Man, 666
— sir Geo., gen. (A) 861
— Gill, and sir G., B. Ex. 385 ;
P.P. 417; S.L. 413
— Hy. and sir H., G.C.M.G.
794; gen. (A) 860
— Hugh and sir H., adm.
(A) 815; (ID) 825; K.C.B. 777;
K.C.H. 788; L. Admy. 179,
180
— Ja.s., adm. (A) 816
— Rd., gem. (A) 863
Rd., S.L. 407
*— Rt., Wän. M. 245
*— Sir Rt., gen. (IB) 866
* 2 same pers.
— Th., bp. Bgr. 426
— Th., S.L. 408
*#gu, Arth. Com., gen. (D)
l

— Fras., dm. Chich. 434
Pike and Pyke
— Jno. Wm., adm. (H) 853
— Rd., K.B. 754
Pikenot, Rt., J. It. 366
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1111
Pilborough, Jno., B. Ex. 384
Pilcher, Jno. M., gen. (D) 889
Pilkington and Pilkyriton
— Andr. and sir A., gen. (B)
869; K.C.B. 776
— Jas., b.p. Dham. 479
— Jno., I.C.B. 757
— Rt., gen. (C) 875
— sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
Pillar, Jas., S.L.R. 271
Pilmore, Jno., bp. Mor. 534;
bp. Ross. 535
rºworth, Wm., bp. Kild.
Pim, see also Pym.
— Bedf. Clapp. Tryv. adm.
(HI) 853
Pincernia, Nichs. de, J. It. 367
Pinckney, L., Tell. Ex. 167
— W., Tell. Ex. 167
Pine, see also Pyne
— Benjn. Chill. Campb.. and
Sir B., G. Antig., &c. 727; G.
Gld. Cst. 686; G. Leew. Isl.
727; G. Nat. 680; G. St. Xtr.
29 : G. W.
729; e Austr. 707;
K.C.M.G. 796
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336
— Rd., G. Gld. CSt. 686
Pineda, L., Pres. Nic. 106
Pinfold, Ch., Adm. Adv. 423
— Ch., G. Bdoes, 720
— Th., Adm. Adv. 423
Pingo, Benj., R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Yk. H. 334
Pinkeni, Gilb. de, J. It. 365
Pinkham, Wm. Cypr., bp.
Sask. 697
Pinson, Ph., abp. Trm. 611
Pinto, Pres. Arg, 110
— A., Pres. Chi. 111
Pipard, Gilb., J. It. 366
— Pet., L.J. Ir. 550
Pipe, Rd., L.M. Lond. 490
— Rt. Sl., gen. (ID) 890
Pipon, Geo., K.H. 791
— Ph. Goss., gem. (ID) 922
Pirie, Jno. and sir J., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Wrm., gem. (ID) 913
Wm. R., Mod. R. Sc. 547
Piro, Giuss. Mar. Bar. de,
G.C.M.G., 795; K.C.M.G., 796
— Wm., bp. Glend. 615
Pirri, Martyn, M.M. 246
Piso, C. C., C. R.O. 44, 46
. C., C. Ro. 44
Pitcairne, Rt., Ld. Sess. 518;
Sec. St. Sc. 502
Pitman, Ch. Ed., C.I.E. 806
— Rt., gem. (D) 877
Pitt, Geo., aft. 1st ld. Rivers,
q.v., Amb. Sda. 114; Amb.
Spn. 123
Geo. Dean-, gen. (D) 882;
K.H. 791
— Geo. Dean-, gen, (D) 922
*— Jno., B.T. 264-5
Sk Jno., G. Brmda. 701
>k Jno., L. Admy. 178
*— Jno., S.W.F. 271
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Th., G. Jam, 712
— Th., aft. 1st lá. Camelford,
q.v., L. Admy, 179; L.W.S. 323
— Th., M. Chy. 396
— Th., aft. li. Londonderry,
QI.1).
— Wm. (No. 1), aft. 1st E. of
Chatham, q.v., P.C. 199;
Paym, G. 244; Prem. 142; V.
Treas. Ir. 560; S. St. 224
IPitt—comt.
— Wm. (No. 2), B.C. 252; Ch.
Ex. 165; L.T. 158; P.C. 203;
Prem. 144; W.C.P. 319
— Wm. Augs. and sir W.,
Comm. F. Ir. 564; gem. (A)
858; K.B. 765
Pitt-Lewis, see Lewis
Pitt-Rivers, see Rivers
Pittenweem, Abbot of, Ld.
Sess. 518
Pitts, Saml., B.T. 264
Pium tellus, Wm., Const. T.L.
320
rigs I. to IX., P. Bo. 32, 35,
3
Q. C. M., C. Ro. 45
Place, Alfr. Fox, gen. (D) 923
Planché, Jas. R., R. Cr. P.A.
336; Som. H. 332
Plancus, L. M. (2), C. Ro. 46
Planta, Jos., B.C. 253; G.C.H.
787; L.T. 160; P.C. 213; Sec.
Tr. 143; U.S.F. 230
Plantagallet, Geoffr., abp.
Yk. 485; bp. Linc. 446; Ld.
Chanc. 353
IPlasket, Rd., K.C.M.G. 796
Plat, Gust. du, K.H. 790
— Pet. du, gen. (C) 873
Platt, Th. Josh. and sir T., B.
Ex. 385; K.C. 416; S.L. 413
Playfair, Archd. Lew., gen.
(ID) 932
— Ell. Minto, gem. (D) 925
— Jno. Wm., gen. (D) 913
— Lyon and sir L., K.C.B.
784; P.C. 218; Postm. G. 239;
V.P. Ed. 255
— Rt. Lamb, K.C.M.G. 798
Playnford, Rowl., Bl. M. P.A.
336; Yk. H. 334
Plegnmund, abp. Cant. 430
Plessetis, Jno. de, Const.
T.L. 320
Plessis, Hugh de, K.B. 754
Pleste, Rt. de, B. Ex. 383
— Wrm. de, A.G. 398
Plesyngton, Rt. de, C.B. Ex.
381
Pletternberg, Joach. Van,
G. C.G.H. 678
Pleydell - Bouverie,
Bouverie
Plomer, see also Plumer
— Jno., K.B. 757
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond, 492
Plot, Rt., Mowb. H. 340
Plowden, Trevor Jno. Chich.,
C.I.E. 807
— Wm. Chich., K.C.S.I. 803
Pºmbe, Saml., L.M. Lond.
9
4
Plume, Isaac, dm. Drom. 606
IPlumler. See also Plomer
* †. Bī. 36.5
— Th. and sir T., A.G. 400;
K.C. 415; M.R. 388; P.C. 209;
S.G. 402; W. Chanc. 390
Plumptre, Ed. H., dm. Wells,
429
— Jno., C. St. 283
— Jno., dn. Glr. 440
Plumridge, Jas. HanW. and
Sir J., adm. (ID) 829; K.C.B.
777
Plumstok, Rd. de, M. Chy.
393
Plunket and Plunkett
— Alexr., Ld. Chanc. Dr. 575
— hon. Ch. Daws., gen. (D)
907
— Sir Chr., L.D. Ir. 552
$66
Plunket and Plunkett—comt.
— hon. Dav. Rt., C.W.P.B.
273; P.C. 219; S.G. Ir. 590
— hon. Fras. B. and Sir F.,
Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. Jap. 131;
Amb. Sw. and N. 127;
K.C.M.G. 798
— Jno., C.J.K.P. Ir. 578
— Jno. Hubert, G. N.S.W. 703
— hon. Patr., J. Bank. Ir. 587
T55 Sir Nichs., L. Treas. Ir.
8
— Rd., C.J.K.B. Ir. 577; S.L.
Ir. 591
— hon. Rt., dm. Trn. 613
— Th., C.J.K. B. Ir. 577
— hon. Th., dn. Down, 605;
bp. Trn. K. and A., 613
— Sir Th. Fitz- Chr., S.L. Ir.
591
— Walt., M.M. 247
— Wm., C. Exc. 282;
Ir. 567
— Wm. Com., see lă. P., infra.
Plunket, lds,
— Wm. Con., aft. 1st là. P.,
A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.C.P. Ir, 581;
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577; P.C. 211-2;
S.G. Ir. 589
— Wrm. Con., 3rd la., abp.
Dblin, G. and K. 617; bp. Mth.
599; dri. Chr. Ch. D bln. 619
Plymouth, E. of
— Th., 1st E. Of, P.C. 192
— Other L., 4th E. of, L.L.
Glam. 315
Pocock, Geo. and sir G., adm.
(A) 814; K.B. 765
—ººd. bp. Mth. 599; bp. OSs.
Pocklington, Ev. Hy. Fk.,
gen. (D) 903
— Jno., B. Ex. Ir. 584; J.
Chest. 387
Podda, bp. Her. 441
Podmore, Rd., gen. (D) 876
Poer, see also Poor
— Miler le, bp. Llin, 62:
— Rt. le, B. Ex. Ir. 583;
C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Rt. le, bp. Wſord. and L.
627; dry. Lim. 639
— Rt., le, L. Treas, Ir. 558
— Walt, le, J. It. 367
*ggson, Norman Rt., C.I.E.
— Wred. Quir., gen. (ID) 923
Poitiers, Ern. de, K.B. 755
— Ph. de, bp. Dham. 478
— Rd., Archd. of, J. It. 365
Pºland, Jas. Aug., adm. (H)
8
C. Exc.
Pole, see also Poole
— Arth. Cunl.Van Nott., gen,
(D) 894
— Ch. Mor. and sir C., adm.
(A) 816; G.C.B. 767; G. Newfa.
700; K.C.B. 773; L. Admy. 181
— Ch. Van Nott., gem. (ID)
926
— (or Poole), Dav., b.p. Pboro.
458; D. Arch. 420; Vic. Gen.
i
42
— Edmd. de la, aft. D. of
Suffolk, q.v., K.B. (1483) 758
— Edw., gem. (IB) 865
— Edw., gen. (D) 897
— Sir Michl. de la, L.H.A.
172; Ld. Chanc. 354
S.L.
— Ralph, J.K.B. 371 ;
407
— Regd., abp. Cant. 431; din.
EXr. 437
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1112
INDEX OF NAMES,
Pole—cont.
— sir Rd., K.G. 737
— Wrm., S.L. 407
— Wrm. de la, L.H.A. 174
— Wrm. de la, B. Ex. 383
— hon. W. W., aft. la, Mary-
borough and E. of Morning-
ton, q.v., C. Treas. Ir. 561 ;
Ch. Ex, Ir. 562; Ch. Sec. Ir.
563; Clk. O. 260; L.T. 159;
Nº. 247; P.C. 208; Sec. Adm.
86
Polhill, Ch., C. Exc. 279-80
Polirac, Bertr. de, M.M. 245
Polk, J. K., Pres. U.S.A. 102
Pollard, Ch., gem. (ID) 920
— Dill. Gust., gem. (D) 913
— sir Hugh, Compt. H. 292;
G. Gsey. 668; P.C. 190
— Jno., S.L. 408; Sp. H.C.
249
— Lewis, J.C.P. 378 ; S.L. 408
Wm., dn. Bgr. 426
Pollexfen, Hy. and sir H.,
A.G. 399; C.J.C.P. 375; S.L.
4.1.1
— Jno., B.T. 263
— Nichs., C. Exc. 279
Pollington, Jno., 1st là.,
form. Jno. Savile, q.v., aft.
E. of Mexboro’, q.v.
Pollio, C. A., C. Ro. 46
Pollock, Ch. Ed., and Sir C.,
B. Ex. 385; J. Ex. D. 385;
J.Q.B.D. 374; Q.C. 418; S.L.
414
— Dav, and sir D., C.J. Bbay.
660; K.C. 416
— FK, and sir F., A.G. 400;
C.B. Ex. 382; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; K.C. 416; P.C. 214; S.L.
413
— Fk. Rd., K.C.S.I. 803
— Geo. and sir Geo., Const.
T.L. 321 ; F.M. 856; G.C.B.
769; G.C.S.I. 801; gen. (D)
878; K.C.S.I. 802
— Jos., C.C.J. 404
— Pet., Ld. Sess. 517
— Th., gem. (ID) 876
Poltimore, Aug. F. G. W.,
2nd lå., P.C. 218; Tr. H. 292
IPolton (or Pulton), Th., bp.
Chich. 433; bp. Her. 441; bp.
Worc. 473; dm. Yk. 486
Polwarth, lds.
— Patr., ld., form. Sir P.
Hume, q.v., aft. 1st E. Of
Marchmont, q.v., Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515;
Ld. Sess. 517
— Alexr., ld., aft. 2nd E. Of
Marchmont, q.v., Ld. Clk.
Beg. 525
— Hy. Fras., ld, (d. 1867), L.L.
Selk. 512
— Walt. Hugh, id.
1867), L.L. Selk. 512
Polwhele, Th., gen. (D) 892
Pomeroy, Arth., dm. Cork, 632
— Jno., gen. (B) 865
— Wrm. de, K.B. 755
Pomery, Ed., K.B. 759
Pomfret, Jno., R. Cr. P.A. 335
Pomfret, E. of
— Th., 1st E. of, K.B. 764
— Geo., 2nd E. of, P.C. 202
— Th. Wm., 4th E. of, form.
hon. T. Fermor, q.v.
Pompeius, Tr. Ro. 46
— C., C. Ro. 47
- Q., C. Ro. 44
— S., C. Ro. 46
(SucC.
Pompilius, N., K. Ro. 36
Pond, Jno., Astr. Roy. 941
Ponde, Jno. (or Th.), R. Cr.
P.A. 335; Som. H. 332
Ponsonby, hon. Flº. Car. and
sir F., G.C.M.G. 794; G. Mlta.
671; gen, (C) 874; K.C.B. 776;
R.C.H. 78
.C.H. 787
— Geo., Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577;
P.C. 208
— hon. Geo., L.T. 160
— Geo. Conw., gen. (D) 895
— hon. Hy. gen. (C) 871
— Hy. FR. and sir H., G.C.B.
773; gen. (D).905; K.C.B. 783;
P.C. 219
— hon. Jno., C. Cus, Ir. 565;
C. Exc. Ir. 566; L.J. Ir. 557
— Jno., See lă. P., infra,
— hon. Rd., bp. Dry. 601;
bp. Dry. and Rph. 602; bp.
Rilloe. and Kilf. 635; dum. St.
Bat. 618
— hon, Wm. and sir W., gen.
(C) 873; K.C.B. 774
564 Wrm. Br., Postm. G. Ir.
5
Ponsonby, lds. and visc.
— Jno., 2nd lù., aft. 1st visc.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Bgm.
123; Amb. Bzl. 135; Amb. R.
Pl. 136; Amb. Scy. 115; Amb.
Tky. 129; G.C.B. 772
Ponsonby-Fane, see Fame
Pont, Rt., Ld. Sess. 518
Ponte, Rd. de, J. It. 366
Pontianus, P. Ro. 32
rºtois, Jno. de, bp. Winch.
47
Poole, see also Pole
— Arth. Rusc., Q.C. 420
— Arth. Wm., b.p. Jpn. 677
— Dav., S.L. 412
— Dav., see Pole
— Hy., gen. (D) 896
— Hy. and sir H., C. Exc. 280
— Jacob, L.M. Dblin. 641
Pooley, Jno., bp. Cloy. 631;
bp. Rph, 601; dri. Oss, 623
— Rt., C. St. 283
Poor, Poore, and Pauper
See also Poer.
— Herb. or Rt., b.p. Sal. 466;
Jy, 363
—; Rd., b.p. Chich. 432; bp.
Dham. 478; bp. Sal. 466; dā.
Sal. 468; J. It. 367
— Rog., Tud. Chanc. 353
Pope, Saml., Q.C. 418
— Wrm., K.B. 761
IPopham, Brunsw., adm. (G)
84
—iºd. Wm. Leyb., gen. (A)
86
— Alexr., C. Tx. 284-5
Alexr., M. Chy. 397
x; Fras., K.B. 763
*— Fras., L. Admy. 175
* 2 the same pers.
— Home Riggs and sir H.,
adm. (A) 819; K.C.B. 774;
E.C.H. 787
— Jno. and sir J., A.G. 399;
Jno., C.J.Q. B. 370; S.G. 401;
S.L. 408; Sp. H.C. 248-9
— Wnn., adm. (H) 846
Poplicola, see also Potitus
G. & ſo. 46
— M. V. (2), C. Ro. 40
— P. V., C. Ro. 37, 38, 40; Dt.
RO. 40
Popple, Alured, G. Brmda. 701
— Wnn., G. Brmda. 701
Popplewell, Geo. Otw., adm.
(HI) 857
Porche, Perciv. de, M.M. 245
— Rt. de, M.M. 246
Porcher, Jno., M.M. 245
Porcina, M. AE. L., C. Ro. 44
Port, Ad. de, J. It. 366
— Jno., J.K.B. 372; S.G. 401;
S.L. 408
Portarlington, Hy. Jno.,
3rd E. of, K.P. 751
Porte, Jno., K.B. 760
Portelli, Agost., K.C.M.G. 796
Porten, Stain. and sir S., C. '
Cus. 276; U.S.S. 226
Porter, Andr. M., A.G. Ir.
589; M.R. Ir, 585; S.G. Ir.
59
0
— Sir Ch., L.J. Ir. 555; Ld.
Chanc. Fr. 576
— Geo., aft. bar. de Hoche-
fried, gen. (B) 867
— Geo. R., Sec. B.T. 270
— Hy. Ed., gen. (ID) 885
— Jas., W.C.H. 296
— Jas. and sir J., Amb. G. St.
121; Amb. TRy. 129
— Jno., bp. Clr. 596; bp. Killa.
and Ach. 613 *
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Neale, G. Antig. 728; G.
ºw. Isl. 728; G. Monts.
7
— Sir Rt. Ker, Amb. Vza. 134;
IK.C.H. 789
*gerneia, Jno., abp. Glasg.
7
Porteseye, Ad. de, J. It. 367
Porteus, Beilby, B.T. 268; bp.
Chest. 477; bp. Lond. 452;
B.C. 204
Portington, Jno., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
Portland, Rt., bp. Emly, 625
Portland, E. and D. of
TVeston Family.
— Rd., 1st E. of, form. li.
Weston, q.v.
— Jerome, 2nd E. of, P.C.
190
Ch., 3rd E. of, B.T. 263
$Eentimek and Cavendish-B.
JFamilies.
— Wrm., 1st D. of, form. Wrm.
Bentinck and visc. Wood-
#ºk q.v., Gr. St. 303; K.G.
74
— Hy., 2nd E., aft. 1st D. of,
G. Jam. 712
— Wirl., 2nd D. of, K.G. 742
Wm. Hy., 3rd D. of, form.
M. of Titchfield, q.v., H. Sec.
226; K.G. 742; L.C.H. 295;
L.L. Ir. 557; L.L. Notts. 31.1;
L.P.C. 188; L.T. 158; P.C.
201; Prem. 144-5
— Wm. Hy., 4th D. of, Jud.
Com. P.C. 360; L.P.C. 188;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 210
— Wm. J. A. C. J., 7th D. of,
M.H. 302; P.C. 221
Portlester, Rowl., 1st là.,
form. Sir R. Eustace, g. v., L.
ºns. Ir. 559; Ld. Chanc. Ir.
7
5
Portlock, Jos. Ell., gem. (D)
892
Portman, Wm. and sir W.,
C.J.Q.B. 370; J.K.B. 372;
K.B. 763; S.L., 408
Portman, lds, and visc.
— Ed. B., 1st là., aft. 1st Visc.,
L.L. Soms. 311; L.W.S. 323
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1113
Portmore, E. of
— Dav., 1st E. of, G. Gibr.
669; gen. (A) 857; K.T. 747;
P.C. 196
— Ch., 2nd E. of, K.T. 747
Portsmouth, Jno., 1st E. of,
form. Jno. Wallop and visc.
Lymington, q.v.
Fººtu, Maurice de, abp. Trn.
Postumius, L., C. Ro. 42
Poterna, Jas. de, Jy. 364
Potitus, see also Poplicola
— L. V., C. Ro. 37-8-9
— M. V. M., C. Ro. 41
Pott, Dav., gen. (D) 901
— Steph., gen. (ID) 897
Potter, Barn., bp. Carl. 475
hr., dn. Dham. 479; dim.
WOrc. 473
— Jno., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
Oxf. 456; P.C. 19S
— Jno., dn. Cant, 431
— Jno., U.S.S. 226
— Th., dn. Wíord. 628
— Th., V. Treas. Ir. 560
— Wm., Q.C. 419
rººfinger, Brab. Hy., gen.(I))
— sir Hy., Amb. Ch. 131;
G.C.B. 772; G.C.G.H. 679;
H. Kong, 673; G. Mdras. 657;
gen. (ID) 881; P.C. 214
— Jno., gem. (ID) 898
Ed., J. Chest. 387
— Rd., U.S.S. 226
— Sus. Maria, Dow. Lady,
Cr. Ind. 810
Potton, Rd. de, bp. Abdn. 530
Poulden, Rd., adm. (IP) 823
Poulett and Powlett, see
also Paulet
— Ch. Arm. and sir C., gem.
(C) 871; K.B. 765
— Geo., L.L. Hants, 311
— hon. Geo. and Sir G., adm.
(D) 826
— Th. (or Wm.), S.L. 411
— Th. Nort., gem. (C) 873
— hon. Vere, gen. (B) 866
— Wrm., S.L. 407
— Wm., S.L. 411
Poulett, lds. and E.
-— Jno., 3rd ló., L.L. Dors. 307
— Jno., 4th la., aft. Visc.
Hinton, q.v., and 1st Earl P.,
K.G. 741; L.L. Soms. 311 ;
L.T. 156; L.S.H. 290; P.C. 195
— Jno., 2nd E., L.L. Soms.
311
— Vere, 3rd E., L.L. Dev. 307
4th E., K.T. 748;
Poulett - Thompson, see
Thompson
Poulton, Hy., Boil. A., gen.
(D) 912
Poulteney, J., S.L.R. 271
Pounterney (or Pultney),
Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
Povey, sir Jno., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578
Powell, Baden Hy. Baden-,
C.I.E. 807
— Burd. Rd., gen. (D) 911
— Geo. Sm. Baden-, K.C.M.G.
799
— Hy. Wats, gen. (A) 859
— Herb. Br., adm. (GF) 841
— Jno., G. Bdoes. 719
— Jno. and sir J. (No. 1),
J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 372; S.L.
411
Powell—comt.
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 2), B.
Ex. 384; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B.
373 ; S.L. 411 -
— Jno. Jos., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
418
— Mos., dn. Llin. 623
— Nathl., K.C. 415
— Rh., dn. Bgr. 426
— Rd. Ashm., adm. (IHI) 849
— Th., K.H. 792
— Th. and sir T., B. Ex. 384;
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 410
Walt., gen. (ID) 889
— Wrm., dr. St. As. 463
— Wrm., S.L. 409
— Wnn. Ed., L.L. Card. 315
Power, Alfr., K.C.B. 783
— Dav., Q.C. 418
Ed., dn. Lism. 629
Col. J–, G. Mtius. 683
Jas., gem. (ID) 880
* 2 same pers.
— Maml. and sir M. K.C.B.
774; gen. (B) 868
— Maur., G. St. Luc. 725
— Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 584
— Walt., M. Chy. 393
— Wrm. Gr., K.C.B. 779; K.H.
790; gen. (ID) 882
— Wm. Jas. Ty., K.C.B. 770
Powerscourt, visc.
— Rd., visc., form. Rd. Wing-
field, q.v.
— Merv., 7th visc., K.P. 751
Powis and Powys
— hon. Hor., b.p. S. and M.
484
— Lytt. H. and sir L., B. Ex.
384; J. Chest. 387 ; J.K.B.
373; S.L. 411
— Th., dm. Cant. 431
— Th. and Sir T., A.G. 399 ;
J.Q.B. 373; S.G. 401; S.L.
410–11
Powis, lds., E., and M. of
— Jno., ld. K.B. (1478) 757
EIerbert Family.
1st Creation.
— Wrm., 1st là., form. W.
Herbert and sir W., q.v.
— Wnn., 1st E., aft. 1st M. of,
P.C. 193
— Wrm., visc. Montgomery,
q.v., and 2nd M. of, gen. (B)
8
::
:k
Herbert Family.
2nd Creation.
— Hy. Arth., 1st là. Herbert
of Chirbury, aft. 1st E. of,
Compt. H. 292; gen. (A) 858;
L.L. Salop, 311; P.C. 200; Tr.
H. 291
— Geo. Ed. H. A., 2nd E. of,
L.L. Montg. 315
Clive amól, Herbert Families.
3rd Cºreation.
— Ed., 1st E. Of, form. 2nd
ld. Clive, q.v., L.L. Ir. 557;
L.L. Montg. 315 ; P.C. 207
Edw., 2nd E. of, K.G.
744; L.L. Montg. 315
Ed. Ja.s., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Montg. 315
Powle, Hy. and sir H., M.R.
388; P.C. 192-3 ; Sp. H.C. 250
— Rd., R.B. 764
Powlett, see Poulett, Paulet,
and Orde
*Pownall, Jno., C. Cus. 276;
C. EXC. 281
*— Jno., U.S.C. 235
* Prob. same pers.
Powney, Jno., K.H. 791
— Rd., gen. (ID) 886
Powtrell, Nichs., S.L. 408
Powys, see Powis
Poynes, Nichs., K.B. 761
Poynet, Jno., bp. Roch. 460;
bp. Winch. 471
Poynings, sir Ed., Compt. H.
292; K.G. 737; L.D. Ir. 553;
W.C.P. 319
— Th, K.B. 760
Poynton, Alexr. de, J. It.
366
Poyntz, Hugh de, K.B. 754
— Rt., K.B. 763
— Steph., adm. (A) 819
— Steph., gen. (C) 872
— Steph., P.C. 198
Poywick, Wm. de, J. It, 368;
Jy. 365
Pracle, Pr. Jull. du, G. Ch.
Isl. 667
Prado, Mar., Pres. Pu. 109
— Mar. Ign., Pres. Pu. 109
Praed, Bulk. Mackw., adm.
(ID) 824
— Wrm. Mackw., C.C.J. 403;
S.L. 412
— Winthr. M., Sec. B.C. 254
Pratt, Benj., dm. Down, 605
Ch. and sir C., gen. (C)
874; K.C.B. 774
— Ch. and sir C., aft, 1st li.
and E. Camden, q.v., A.G.
339; C.J.C.P. 376; K.C. 415;
P.C. 201; S.L. 412
— Ch. C., gen. (ID) 889
— Jno., gen. (A) 861
— Jno. and Sir J., C.G.S. 357;
C.J.K.B. 370; Ch. Ex. 165;
; P.C. 197; S.L.
— hon. Jno. Jeffr., aft. visc.
Bayham, and 2nd E. and 1st
M. Camden, q.v., L. Admy.
180; Tell. Ex. 167
— Rt., gen. (ID) 905
— Rt., M. Chy. 397
— Saml., dn. Boch. 461
— Th. Sims., gen. (D) 892;
K.C.B. 779
— Wnn., dn. Cloy. 633
Prattent, Fras. Mowbr., adm.
(E) 837
Pratty, Rd., bp. Chich. 433
Preedy, Geo. Wm., adm. (H)
850
Premislas, K. Pld. 91
— I. and II., K. Brma. 59
Prendergast and Pender-
gast
— Ch. O'L., gen. (ID) 933
— Ch. O’N., gen. (ID) 884
— Harris, Q.C. 418
— Harry N. Dalr., gen.
925; IN.C.B. 781
— Jeffr, and Sir J., gen,
876
— Jno., dn. Lism. 629
— Mauns. Mark, gen. (ID) 934
— Michl., Q.C. 417
— sir T., Postºrm. G. Ir. 564
— Wnn., b.p. Mayo, 612
Prene, Jno., abp. Arm. 595;
dn. St. Pat. 617
Prentice, Saml., C.C.J. 405;
C. 418
(ID)
(ID)
Prescott, Hy. and sir H.,
adm. (D) 827; G.C.B. 770; G.
Newfa. 700; R.C.B. 778; L.
Admy. 183
— Isaac, adm. (A) 816
Tèd., gen. (IB) 866
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
71
1114
INDEX OF NAMES.
Prescott—comt.
Rt., G. Can. 691; gen. (A)
859
Wm., gen. (ID) 890
Pressly, Ch., C. Exc. 282;
C.I.R. 285; C. St. and Tx.
285; K.C.B. 783
Preston, Arth., gem. (C) 872
— Arth. Jno., dn. Rild. 619;
dn. Lim. 640
— sir Ch., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— D'Arcy, adm. (A) 819
— D'Arcy Spence, adm. (HI)
852
— Geo., gem. (IB) 86
— Gilb. de, C.J.C.P. 375;
J.C.P. 376; J. It, 368; J.K.B.
371; Jy. 364
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; Rec. Lond.
493; S.L. 407
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Jno. and Sir J., L.P. Ct.
Sess. 516; Ld. Sess. 518; Sec.
St. Sc. 502
— Jno. Img., gem. (ID) 922
— Rd., gen. (IP) 928
— Rd., K.C. 416
— Rt. de and sir R., C.J.C.P.
375; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; D.
Chanc. Ir. 575; L.D. Ir.
551; Ld. Chamc. and L.R. Ir.
575; S.L. Ir. 590
— Sir Rt., Ld. Sess. 519
— Rd., aft. 1st E. of Desmond,
q.v., R.B. 761
— Rd., see visc. Pr., infra,
— Rog. de, J.C.P. Ir. 581 ;
J.K.B. Ir. 578
— Th., Pt.c. P.A. 337; Ulst.
R.A. 572
— Wrm., b.p. Ferns and L. 622;
bp. Rilla. and Ach. 613
— Wrm., L.D. Ir. 553
— Wrm. Rd., gem. (D) 905
Preston, visc.
— Rd., 1st visc., P.C. 192; S.
St. 224
Prestwyk, Wm., M. Chy. 394
Pretorius, M. W., Pres. Trl.
101
Prettejohn, Rich. Buckl.,gen.
(D) 918
Pretyman, Geo., see Tomline
Prevost, Aug., gen, (C) 872
— Geo. and Sir G., G. Can.
691; G. Dmca. 730; G. N. Sc.
695; G. St. Luc. 725; gen. (B)
86
— Jas., adm. (IHI) 844
— Jas. Ch., adm. (E) 835; (F)
839
— Wm. Aug., gem. (C) 874
Price, Pryce, and Pryse
— Arth., abp. Cash. and Eml.
626; bp. Clonf, and K. 636;
bp. Ferns and L. 622; bp.
Mth. 599; dim. Ferns, 623; dm.
Lism. 629
— Ch., L.M. Lond. 492
— Cromw., C. Acc. Ir, 567
— Dnl., dm. Her. 442
— Dml., dm. St. AS.463
— Dav., adm. (D) 829
— Ed., gen. (ID) 906
— (or Pryse), Ed. Lewis, L.L.
Card. 315
— Edwin Pl., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
418
— Geo. Uved., gen. (ID) 923
— Griff., K.C. 415
— Hy., ân. Cash. 627
— Jno., C. Exc. 279
Price, Pryce, and Pryse—cont.
— Jno., gem. (C) 871
— Jno., L.L., Glam, 315
— Jno., W. Treas. Ir. 559.
— Nichs., gem. (C) 871
— Rd., dm. Clonm. 600
— Rt., bp. Ferns and L. 622;
dn. Chr. 605
— Rt. and Sir Rt., B. Ex. 384;
J.C.P. 379 ; S.L. 411-2
— Rt. Davis, L.L. Mer. 314
— Th., abp. Cash, and Eml.
626; bp. Rild. 617
Th., G. Dnca. 730; G. St.
Xt). 729
— Wm. Ph., gen. (D) 878
Prichard, see also Pritchard
— Augs., gen. (D) 914
— Hy., gen. (D) 904
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Prickett, Geo., S.L. 411
— Th., adm. (IHI) 846
Prideaux, Ch. Gr., Q.C. 418
Edm., A.G. 399; C.G.S.
356; K.C. 414 ; S.G. 401
Humphr., dn. Norw, 456
— Jno., bp. Worc. 473
— Jno., S.L. 408
Pridham, Rd., adm. (HI) 847
Fiestley, Ed. Jonn., K.H.
7
— F. J. B., gen. (ID) 923
Fºstman, H., L. Admy.
Prieto, Pres, Chi. 111
Prime, Saml., S.L. 412
Primrose, sir Archd., L.J.
Gen. 522; Ld. Adv. 526; Ld.
Sess. 519; Ld. Clk. Beg. 525
— Gilb., gen. (C) 871
— Jas. Maur., gen. (D) 906
Prince, Jno., gen. (B) 867
Pringle, Alexr., L.T. 160
— And.., Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess.
520
— Geo., gen. (D) 926
— Hy., gen. (C) 872
— Jas., adm. (HI) 844
— Jno., gen. (C) 875
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Jno., Pres. R, Soc. 940
— Rt., Sec. at W. 233; U.S.S.
225
— Rt. Edgf., Ld. Sess. 520
— Th., adm. (A) 816
— sir Walt., Ld. Sess. 520
— Wrm. Hy. and Sir W.,
G.C.B. 768 ; gem. (B) 868;
R.C.B. 774
*#sep, Hy. Thoty, M.C.I.
Fiºr, Benj. Jno. C., gen. (D)
— Ch., gem. (D) 906
— Hy., gen. (ID) 892
— Matth., B.T. 263; C. Cus.
274; U.S.S. 225
Priscus, T. N., C. Ro. 38
Prisot, jno, Sr. 407
Pritchard, see also Prichard
— Ed., gen. (B) 869
— Gord. Dougl., gen. (D) 930
asſor Pritchet), Jno., bp. Glr.
— Saml. Perk., adm. (HI) 847
Pritchet, see Pritchard
Pritzler, sir Theoph., gen.(B)
§§§ {&#: 775
Privermas, L. AE. M. (2), C.
io. 40.T. iśt. Rö. Hoj
Probus, M.A., Emp. Ro. 48
Fºy, sir Pet., L.M. Lond,
1.
Proby, lds.
— hom. Granville L., ld., aft.
3rd E. of Carysfort, adm. (D)
826; (G) 840
— Granville L., 1d., aft. 4th
E. of Carysfort, q.v., Compt.
H.293; P.C. 216
Probyn, Dight. Macn, and
Sir D., gen. (D) 909; K.C.B.
784; R.C.S.I. 803
— Edm. and Sir E., C.B. Ex.
382; J.K.B. 373; S.L. 411
— Jno., dm. Llff. 450
— Ol., C.I.E. 807
— Th., G. St. Xtr. &c. 727
IProcter and Proctor
— Anth., dm. Ferms, 623
— Hy, gen. (C) 873
— Hy. A., gen. (ID) 881
— Rd., M. Chy. 396
— sir Wm. Beaud., adm. (D)
826; (G) 840
Proculus, C. P., C. Ro. 40
Profit, J., S. St. 222
Prophet, Jno., dn. Her. 442;
dın. Yk. 486
Prosper, bp. Cness. 531
rºab, Chunder Rai., C.I.E.
8
Proude, Nichs., dm. Clonf. 637
Prowde, Lewis, J.K.B. Ir.
579
rºwse, Sir Wm., adm. (A)
8
Prudhoe, lds., see also North-
umberland
— Algm., ld, aft. D. of North-
umb., q.v., Pres. R. Inst.
(1842) 940
Pry—, see also Pri—
Pryce, see Price
Prynne, Wm., C. Exc. 277-8
Pryse, see Price
Prysot, Jno., C.J.C.P. 375
Prytherg, Rd., J. Chest.
386
Pucelle, Ger, la, bp. Lich, and
Cov. 443
Puckering, see also Picker-
ling
—sir Jno., Ld. K. 356; S.L.
408; Sp. H.C. 249
Puckle, Jas., gem. (D) 916
Pudsey, sir Geo., S.L. 410
— Rd. K., C.I.E. 806
— (or Pusar), Hugh, E. of
Northbd., bp. Dham. 478;
Ch, Jr. 362; Const. W. Cast.
322; J. It. 366; Jy. 363
Puella, Ger., bp. Lich. and
COV. 443
Puerta, L., Pres. Pu. 109
Puget, Pet., adm. (A) 819
Pugeys, Imb., Comst. T.L.
320
Pughe, Jno. Rt., gen. (D) 915
Pugolas, Hy., Bl, M. P.A.
336; Richm. H. 334
Pulcher, A.C., C. Ro. 43-4-5-6
. C., C. Ro. 44-5
P. C. C. R.O. 42, 44
Pulleine, Jno. Ja.s., bp. Suff.
Penr. 482
Puleston, Jno., J.C.P. 379 ;
S.L. 409
wº-
Pullein, Hy., G. Bmda, 701
— Saml., see Pullen
Pullen (or Pulleim), Saml.,
abp. Trn. 611; dr. Clonf. 637
— Tobias, bp. Cloy, 630; bp.
Drom. 605; dri. Ferns, 623
ºw”. Jas. Saml., adm. (IH
{)
I'Or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1115
Puller, Chr. and sir C., C.J.
Bgal. 652; K.C. 416
Pulley, Ch., gen. (D) 912.
Pulling, Alexr., S.L. 414
— Ja.s., adm. (IHI) 848
Pºison, Sir Ed., L.M. Lond.
Pullus, L. J., C. Ro. 42
Pully, Rd., bp. S. and M. 483
ulman, Jas., Clar. K.A. 328;
Norr. K.A. 330; Ptc. P.A. 337;
Richm. H. 334
Pulteney, Danl., B.T. 264; L.
Admy. I'77
— Harry, gen, (A) 858
— Sir Jas., gen. (A) 860; P.C.,
208; Sec. at W. 234
—ºno, B.T. 263-4; C. Cus.
— Th., gen. (C) 871
— Th., K.B. 758
—Wm., aft. E. of Bath, q.v.,
P.C. 196, 198; Sec. at W. 233
— sir W111., L.P.S. 240
Pultney (or Pounteney), Jno.,
L.M. Lond. 489
Pulton, Th., see Polton
Pulvillus, C. H. (2), C. Ro. 38
— M. H. (2), C. Ro. 37
Pºchard, Wm., dm. Išild.
Punganur, Zem. of, C.I.E.
Fºnah, Mahar. of, I.C.S.I.
Puntoyse, Jno. de, M.M. 245
Pupienus, Emp. Ro. 47
Purcell, see also Pursell
— Ed., adm. (G) 841
— Jno. (2), bp. Ferns, 621
Pºchase, Wm., L.M. Lond.
Purdon, Ed., L.M. Dblin. 642
— Hy., S.L. Ir, 592
Purefoy, Wm., J. Pr. Ct. 421
Purey-Cust, see Cust
Purfoy, Parfew, or War-
* bp. Her. 441; bp. St. As.
6
Purley, Fras., S.L. 411
Purpureo, L. F., C. Ro. 43
Pursell, see also Purcell
T62 Th., bp. Wíord. and L.
— Th., dra. Ferns, 623
Fººglove, Rt., b.p. Suff. Hull,
86
. Fºvie, Fras. Reg., adm. (IHI)
5
— Herb. Mark Garr., gen. (ID)
935
— Juo. Brett, adm. (ID) 827
— Jno. Child, adm. (A) 817
— Jno. Child, adm. (IHI) 853
— Rd., adm. (H) 850
— Th., Q.C. 417
Pulsar, see Pudsey
Puskin, Rd., dm. St. As. 463
Putiala, Mahar., G.C.S.I. 801;
K.C.S.I. 802
Putnam, Geo., IK.B. 759
Puton, Franç., Alfr., C.I.E.
807
Putta, abp, Yk. 485
— byp. Dev. 436
— bp. Her. 441; bp. Roch.
459
Puttiala, see Putiala
Py—, see also Pi— .
Pybus, Ch. S., L. Admy, 180;
L.T. 158
Pycard,
Pickard
see Picard and
Pychard, Jno., dm. Chich. 434
Pycot, Jno., dn. Exr. 437
Pycroft, Th., K.C.S.I. 802
Pye, Adam, see Pay
— All. Hampd., G. Br. Hond.
714; gen. (C) 874
— Hy. Ja.s., P. Laur. 301
— Laur., G. Ceyl. 672
— Rd., C. St. 283
— Sir Rt., Aud. Ex. 166
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 814
— Wm., dn. Chich. 434
Fish (or Piel), Jno., L.M. Lond.
Pykering, see Pickering
Pyke, see Pike
IPym, see also Pim
— Ed. Lawr., gen. (D) 92.1
— Fk. Geo., gen. (ID) 921
— Rt., gem. (D) 880
— Saml. and Sir S., adm. (D)
824; K.C.B. 777
— Sir Wm., K.C.H. 788
— W. Rowl., G. Monts. 729
Pymme, see Pym and Pyne
*ºpen, Steph. de, dm. Wells,
Pynchebek, Th., C.B. Ex.
381 *
Pyne, see also Pine
— Rd. and sir R., C.J.K.B. Ir,
578; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; L.K. Ir.
576
(or Pymme), B. Ex. 384
W. R., G. Trin. 722
Q.
Quail, Wm., L.M. Dblin. 641
Quain, Jno. Rd. and Sir J.,
J.Q.B. 374; J.Q.B.D. 374;
Q.C. 418; S.L. 414
Rd., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
Qualberg, Corn. Van,
C.G.H. 678
uaplode, Wm., bp. Dry. 601
uarnle, Geo., C. Exc. 280;
C. Tx. 284
Queensberry, M. and D. of,
See also Buccleugh and
Dover
— Wrm., 3rd E., aft. 1st M.
and D. of, Comm. Tr. Sc.
497; H.C.P. Sc. 507; L.J.
Gem, 522; Ld. Sess. 517; P.C.
192; Pres. P.C. Sc. 500
- Ja.s., 2nd D. Of, also D. of
Dover, H.C.P. Sc. 508; K.G.
741; L.H.T. Sc. 497-8; L.P.S.
Sc. 501; Ld. Sess. 517; P.C.
195; Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Ch., 3rd D. of, also D. of
Dover, L.J. Gen. 522; L.IX.
; 503; P.C. 197; V.A. Sc.
9
— Wm., 4th D. of, form. 3rd
E. of March, q.v., L.L. Dumfr.
509
For subsequent Dukes, see
Buccleugh and Q.
Queensberry, M. and D. of
COnt
— Ch., 5th M. of, form. Sir C.
Douglas, q.v., K.T. 748; L.L.
Dumfr. 509
— Jno., 6th M. of, L.L.
Dumfl. 509
— Archd. Wm., 7th M. of,
form. Visc. Drumlanrig, q.v.
Quentin and Quintin
— bp. Clonm. 600
— Sir Geo. Aug., gem. (B) 869;
R.C.H. 787
oº::ceto, Rt. de, bp. Linc.
Quichelmus (or Gulielmus),
bp. Roch. 459
Quin (or Coyn), bp. Lim. 638
— Mark, L.M. Dbln. 640
-ºichi, adm. (D) 831; (G)
— Rd. Rt., adm. (IHI) 849
Qui Th., L.M. Dbln. 640
uincey or Quincy, de, see
ºney,
Sim. de, Ld. Clk. Reg. 524
Emp. Ro. 48
See Quentin
Corn. adm. (T)) 824
C. S., C. Ro. 46
Pet., bp. Exr. 436
R.
Iº, dm. St. As. 462
Raban, Herb., gem. (D) 914
Babuleius, M., Dec. Ro. 38
Baby, Hy. Ja.s., adm. (II) 852
— Jno., S.L. 411
Raby, lds.
— Th., 3rd lil., aft. visc.
Wentworth and E. of Straf-
ford, q.v., 1*.C. 196
Bachad, Pacha, K.C.M.G. 797
Badama I. and II., K. Mad.
101
Radcliffe and Radclyffe,
(see also Ratcliffe
Geo. Tr., gem. (D) 923
— Hy., G. I. Man, 665
— Rd. (or Ratcliffe), Barmes
P.A. 341; Bl. M. P.A. 336 ;
Sonn. H. 332
— (or Radclyf), Ralph, K.B.
756
— Rt. Park, gen. (ID) 908 .
— (or IRadclyff), Rog., dn. St.
P. 453
— Th., bp. Drom. 604
— Wm., adm. (H) 848
— Wnn., gen. (ID) 899
— Wna., R. Cr. P.A. 335
— Wm. Poll., gen. (D) 907;
Ix.C.B. 781
Rºsolyve, Th. de, J. It,
69
Rºſenhale, Jno. de, J. It,
6
Rºswell, Itt. de, M. Chy.
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.


71 *
1116
INDEX OF NAMES,
*
Radford,
847; K.H.
**ington, Sir Jno., L.H.A.
Radley, W., see Raleigh
sºlington, Sir Jno., L.H.A.
17
*ºnor, Elias de, bp. Llff.
Radnor, E. of
Iéobartes Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Jno.
Robartes, q.v., L.P.C. 187
— Ch. B., 2nd E. of, L.L.
Cnwall. 307; L.W.S. 323; P.C.
194; Tr. Ch. 294 *
30 Hy., 3rd E. of, L.L. Cnwall.
7 w
— Jno., 4th E. of, form, ld.
Robartes and visc. Bodmin,
Q.?). -
Lowverie and Pleydell-B.
IFamilies.
— Jacob, 2nd E. of, L.L.
Of, L.L.
Sami, adm. (H)
791
Berks, 306
— Jacob, 4th E.
Wilts, 313
Radstock, lds.
— Wrm., 1st là., form. Sir Wrm.
Waldegrave, q.v., G.C.B. 767
— Granv. Geo., 2nd lá., adm.
(D) 826
Radulph and Radulphus,
see Ralph
Rae, see also Ray
Dav. and sir D., Jy. Sc.
; L.J. Clk. 516; Ld. Sess.
— Wnn., bp. Glasg. 536
— sir Wim., Ld. Adv. 526;
P.C. 211
Raff, W., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Raggad, or Ragged, Patr.,
bp. Cork, 630; bp. Oss. 620
Baggett, Rd., adm. (A) 820
Raginnbertus, K. Limd. 49
Raglan, Fitzroy Jas. Hy., 1st
ld., form. Id. F. Somerset,
q.v., F.M. 856; gen. (A) 863;
IP.C. 216
IRaigersfeld, Jeff., ld., adm.
(D) 823
Raikes, Ch. Lew., gem. (ID)
932 -
— Fk. Dunc., C.I.E. 808
— Hy. Cec., P.C. 219; Postm.
G. 239
— Rt. Nap., gen. (ID) 916
— Th., gen. (ID) 917
Rainald, C. H.lt. 81
Rainbow, Ed., bp. Carl. 475;
dri. PbOro. 458
Raine, Jno., K.C. 415
Rainelm, bp. Her. 441
IRainer I. to III., Pr. Mno.
30-1
— Danl., gen. (ID) 901
Raines, Julius Aug. Rt., gem.
(ID) 904
— Rd. and sir R., J. Adm. Ct.
423; J. Pr. Ct. 421
Rainey, see also Reiny
— Arth. Jac. M., gen. (D)
915
— Hy., gen, (D) 882; K.H.
790
— Hy. Garm., gen. (D).905
*ier, Jno. Spr., adm. (A)
19
— Pet., adm. (A) 816
Rainsford, see Raymsford
Rait, Jas., bp. Brm. 541
— Jr.o., bp. Abdn. 530
Raith, Alexr., ld., Dep. Tr.
Sc. (1692) 497
Rajundra, Lala, Mitra, C.I.E.
806
Ralee, Jno. de, K.B. 755
*igh, Walt, dr. Wells,
9
— Sir Walt., C.Y.G. 298; G.
Jsey, 667; L.W.S. 323
— Wrm. de, bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444; bp. Norw. 454; bp.
Winch. 470; Jy. 364
Ralph, Raldulph and Ba-
dulphus, See also Rodolf
45 abp. Cantº. 430; bp. Roch.
59
× bp. Brn. 530
*— bp. Chich. 432
:k bp. Dmbl. 532
>k bp. Down, 603
× (of Kilmessan), bp. Down,
603
-k bp. Gall. 538
*— (of Bristol), bp. Kild. 616;
dın. St. Patr. 617
>k (le Petit), bp. Mth., 599
*— bp. Norw. 454; Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 574
:k bp. Ork. 535
*— din. Chich. 433
*— (2), dn. Her. 442
— dra. Linc. 447
*— (archd. of Hereford), Jy.
*— (archd. of Colchester), Jy.
363
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates
Ralston, see Raulston
Ram, sir Abel, L.M. Dbln.
640
— Diwan Het., C.I.E. 807
— Th. (No. 1), bp. Ferns and
L. 622; dri. Cork, 632; dm.
Ferns, 623
— Th. (No. 2), dn. Ferns, 623
Rambir, Singh, gem. (D) 915
Rambridge, Jno., dn. Lich.
445 -
Rambar, Kell., bp. Saig. 620
Bamiro, I. and II., K. Arr. 86
— I. to III., K. Sp. 85
Ramkrishnar, &c., C.I.E.
Ramos, M.-gen. —, G. Gibr.
669
Rampore, Bah. of, G.C.S.I.
801
— Nawab of, G.C.S.I. 801;
R.C.S.I. 802 •
Rampret, D. Thy. 57 -
Rampston (or Rempston), sir
Th.de, Comst. T.L. 320; K.G.
734; L.H.A. 173
Ramsay and Ramsey
— Amdr., G. Bbay. 659
— sir Amdr., Ld. SeSS. 519
— Ed. Bann., gen. (ID) 914
— Geo., gen. (B) 864
— Geo., gen. (C) 874
— Geo., gem. (D) 904
— Geo., see ld. R., infra,
— Geo. Ant., K.H. 790
— Geo. Wm., G. Antig., &c.,
727; gen. (C) 873
— hon. Sir Hy., gem. (D) 916;
R.C.S.I. 803
— Jas., bp. Dmbl. 532; bp.
Ross, 536
— hon. Ja.s., gen. (B) 868
— Jno., gem. (A) 861
— hom. Jno., gen. (B) 870
— Sir Jno., L.H.T. Sc. 496
Ramsay and Ramsey—cont.
— Jno. Sc., gen. (ID) 895
— Nathl., gen. (D) 932
— Pet. de, bp. Abdn. 530
— Rt., adm. (HI) 845
— R. Murray, G. Lag. 687
— sil: Th., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wrm., gen. (B) 867
— Wm., gen. (D) 920
— Wm. and sir W., adm. (ID)
; (E) 834; (E) 838; K.C.B.
— Wm. Maule, gen. (ID) 897
Ramsay, lds.
— Geo., aft. li. R. and 12th
E. of Dalhousie, q.v., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 834; (F) 838
Ramsden, sir J. W., U.S.
War, 232
— Th., U.S.S. 225-6
— Wm., adm. (H) 846
Ramsey, see Ramsay
Ramshay, Wm., C.C.J. 404
Ranajee, Mahar. Kunwar,
G.C.S.I. 801
Ranavolona, I. to III., Q.
Mad. 101
Randolf, (abb. of Evesham),
J. It. 367
— Jno., J. It. 368 -
— Ch. Grenv., adm. (G) 841
— Ch. Wils., gen. (D) 921
— Geo. Granv., adm. (E) 836;
— Jno., B.T. 268; bp. Bgr.
426 ; bp. Lond. 452; bp. Oxf.
456; P.C. 208
— Jno., J. It. 369
— sir. Th., L.G.C. Sc. 506
Randon, Agost. and Sir A.,
& C.M. &.7.jāj.ö.M.G.795
Ranelagh, visc. and E. of
— Rd., 3rd visc. and 1st E. of,
form. Rd. Jones, q.v., P.C.
194; Paym, G. 244
— Th. Hor., 7th visc., K.C.B.
783
Ranger, see Reinger *
Rankin and Rankine
— Alexr., Mod. K. Sc. 547
*— Dav., bp. Glasg. 543
*— Dav., Sc. Bg. 545
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno., Mod. R. Sc. 547
Ranulph, See also Arnulph
— bp. Down, 603
— J. It. 366
35 (or Arnulph), Ld. Chanc.
53
Ranutio, I. and II., D. Pnna.
53
Raoul, D. Line. 29
Raper, Felix Vinc., gem. (D)
878
— Hy., adm. (A) 819
— Jno. Fr., gen. (ID) 920
Rapp, Off. Nap. 26
Rašoherina, Q. Mad, 101
Rastall, Saml., dm. Rilloe. 637
— Wnn., J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
Ratbod or Radboton, D.
Tny. 57
Ratchis, K. Limd. 49
Ratcliffe, see also Radcliffe
— Alexr., K, B. 763
— Geo., K.C. 414
— Hy., K.B. 760
— Jer., K.H. 790
— sir Jno., K.G. 735
— Rd., see Radcliffe
— Sir Rd., K.G. 736
— Th., K.B. 762
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
INDEX OF NAMES,
1117
Rathdonnell, Jno., 1st lá,
form. J. McClintock, q.v.
Rafsay, Ed., adm. (ii) 826;
(G) 840
Rattray, Jas., adm. (H) 845
— Jas. Či. gen. (ID) 921
-- Th., bp. Dkld. 542; Pr. Bp.
Sc. 540
Raulston, Jno., bp. DKld. 533;
Sec. St. Sc. 501
Raven, Jno., R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Richm. H. 333
*yendale, Mich. de, M. Chy.
*enser, Rd. de, M. Chy.
IRavenshaw, Jno. Golds.,
Chn. E.I. Co. 645
Ravilla, L. C. L., C. Ro. 45
Ravis or Ravys, Th., bp.
Glr. 438; bp. Lond. 452; din.
Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
Rawdon, Jno. Daws., gen.
(D) 885
Rawle, Rd., bp. Trin. 723
sºlins, Jas. Seb., gen. (D)
— Rd., bp. St. Daw. 464
— Th., S.L. 410
IRawlinson, Chr. and Sir C.,
C.J. Mdras. 658
— Hy. Cresw. and sir H.,
Amb. Pers. 130; K.C.B. 782;
M.C.I. 646
— Sir Rt., K.C.B. 784
— Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— sir Th., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wrm. and sir W., C.G.S.
357; S.L. 411
*ynsley, Rd. B., gen. (ID)
Rawson, Geo., C.J. Ir. 568
— Jno., L. Treas. Ir. 559
— Rawson Wm. and sir R.,
G. Bah. Isl. 716; G. Bdoes.
&c. 719, 721; K.C.M.G. 797
Rawstone, Ja.s., adm. (H)
49
Ray, See also Rae
— Hy., Berw. P.A. 341
— Ph., gen. (ID) 882
Raymond, K. Arr. 86
— K. Cle, 85
— Hy. Ph., gem. (ID) 899
— Rt., see lö. R., infra,
— Th. and sir Th., B. Ex.
384; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
— Wm., gen, (B) 868
Raymond, lds.
— Rt. and sir R., aft. 1st id.
; C.G.S. 357;
370; J.K.B. 373;
S.G. 401; S.L. 411
— Rt., 2nd lå., P.C. 200
Raymundus, see Reymundus
Raynsford and Rainsford
— Ch., gen. (A) 859
— Hamb., gem. (D) 888
— Jno., W.C.P. 318
— Sir Mark, L.M. Dbln. 640
— Rd. and Sir R., B. Ex. 384;
C.J.K.B. 370; J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
— Wrm. H., gen. (C) 874
Raynton, sir Nichs., L.M.
Lond. 491
Rea, Ed., gen. (D) 897
Reachta-Righdhearg, K. Ir.21
Read, see also Reade, Rede,
|Reed and Reid
— Clare Sew., Sec. L.G.B.
256
Read—cont. .
— Geo., gen. (B) 865
— Hy., gen. (B) 866
— Jno., S.L. 407
— Rd. and sir R., L.K. and
Ld. Chanc. Ir. 576; M. Chy.
395
— Rt. and Sir R., C.J.C.P.
375; J.K.B. 372; S.L. 407
— Saml., L.M. D'blin. 641
Reade, See also Read, &c.
— Hy., C. Tx. 284
— Rt., bp. Carl. 475; bp.
Chich. 433; bp. Wford. and
L. 626
— sir Th., Amb. Tun. 132
— T. F., Amb. Tun. 132
— Wm., bp. Chich. 432
Beader and Eeder
— Enoch, dn. Emly, 628; dn.
Film. 609
— Enoch, L.M. Dbln. 640
62ſor Reder), Jno., dn.Wford.
— Rd., dn. Emly, 628; dn.
Išilm. 609
Ready, Jno., G. I. Man, 666
% Pr. Ed. Isl. 699; gem. (ID)
Reay, Josh., gen. (I)) 924
Beay, lds. -
— Don. Ja.s., 1st là., form. Sir
D. J. Mackay, q.v., G. Bbay.
659; G.C.I.E. 805
— Fanny Georg. Jane, lady,
Cr. Ind. 810
Rebilus, C. C., C. Ro. 46
Rebow, Fras. Sl., gen. (A) 862
Recaredo I. and II., K. Sp. 85
Recesuinto, K. Sp. 85
Rechila, (2), C. Hlt. 81
Rede, See also Read, &c.
— Barth., see Reed
— Edm., K.B. 757 .
— Rd., C.B. Ex. Ir. 582; D.
Chanc. Ir. 575
— Roger de, M.M. 245
— Walt. le, abp. Cash. 625;
bp. Crk. 630
— Wm., K.B. 759
as eford, sir Hy., Sp. H.C.
4
Redenesse, Jno. de, C.J.K.B.
Ir. 577; J.K.B. Ir. 578
Reder, see Reader
Redesdale, Jno., 1st là., form.
Sir J. Mitford, q.v., B.T. 268
Rºswell, Jno. de, B. Ex.
3
IRedevard, see Redward
Bedhakaluth, Deb.
R.C.S.I. 802
Raj.,
Redhouse, Jas. Wrm., K.C.M.G.
7
99
Redington, Th. Nichs. and
Sir T., K.C.B. 782; Sec. B.C.
254; U.S. Ir. 563
Redman, Rd., Sp. H.C. 248
— Rd., b.p. Ely, 435; bp. Exr.
436; bp. St. As. 462
— Wm., bp. Norw. 455
— Wm., K.B. 758
Redmond, Jno. Patr., gem.
(D) 917
Redwald, K.E. 23
Redward (or Redevard), abp.
Yk. 485
IReed, see also Read, &c.
*— Barth., L.M. Lond. 490
* Barth., M.M. 246
* Prob. same pers.
— Ed. Jas, and sir E., K.C.B.
783; L.T. 162
Reed—comt.
— Gen. de, K.C.B. 775
— Jno., gen. (D) 885; K.H.
790
— Th. and Sir T., G.C.B. 770;
gen. (D) 884; K.C.B. 779
Rees, see Rice
Beevar, Bah. of, G.C.S.I. 801;
R.C.S.I. 802
Reeve and Reve
— sir Edm., J.C.P. 379; S.L.
409
— Jno., adm. (H) 849
— Jno., gen. (D) 880
— Saml., adm. (A) 816
— Th, le, bp. Lism. 626; bp.
Wford. and L. 626; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 574
376; j.o.º. 379; K.C. ais;
P.C. 198; S.L. 411
— Walt. le, dn. Wíord. 628
Reeves, Geo. Ja.s., gen. (D)
877; K.H. 789
— Geo. Marm., (ID)
900
— Isaac. Morg., dm. ROSS. 633
— Wm., b.p. Down, C. and D.
605; dn. Arm. 597
Refham, see Roffham
Regillensis, A. C. C., see
Sabinus
40 A. C. C., C. Ro. 40; Dt. Ro.
4
— A. C. S., C. Ro. 37-8
— A. P. A., C. Ro. 37-8; T)t.
RO. 37
— C. C. C., Dt. Ro. 40
— C. C. S., C. Ro. 38
— S. P. A., C. Ro. 38; Dec.
RO. 38
*Reginald, bp. Cloy. 630; bp.
Down. 603
× bp. Cmr. 603
*— bp. Crk. 630
*— (2), bp. Isl. 539; bp. S. and
M. 483
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— D. MIda. 53
— (2), K. Man. 664-5
— (or Reynold), Walt, abp.
Cant. 430; bp. Worc. 472;
L.H.T. 152; Ld. Chanc. 354
Regner I. to V., C. H.lt. 81
Regnier, Off. Nap. 26
Regulus, C. A., C. Ro. 423
— M. A., C. Ro. 40–1-2-3; Dt.
Ro. 43
Reichel, Ch. Pars., b.p. Mth.
599; din. Clonm. 600
Reid, see also Read, &c.
— Alexr. T., gen. (D) 880
— Blair Th., gen. (D) 918
— Ch. and sir C., G.C.B. 771;
gen. (D) 902; K.C.B. 780
— Ch. Saml., gen. (ID) 899
— Dav., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Dav., gem. (ID) 906
— Geo. Alexr., gem. (D) 884
— Jas. Bl., gen. (ID) 930
— Jas. Hy., gen. (D) 920
— Jno., gen. (A) 859
— Jno. Walt., R.C.B. 781
— Lest. Rt., G. Bbay. 659
— Rt., b.p. Ork. 535; L.P. Ct.
Sess. 516; Ld. Sess, 518
— Rt. Thr., Q.C. 420
— Th., Chin. E. I. Co. 645
— Wnn, and sir W., G. Bdoes.
&c. 719-20; G. Brmda. 701;
G. Mlta. 671; gen. (D) 890 ;
R.C.B. 782
gen.
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1118
INDEX OF NAMES.
Reignolds, see also Reynolds
- Th. Sc., gen. (D) 890
Reilly, Fras. Sav., K.C.M.G.
798; Q.C. 419
— Jno., C. Acc. Ir. 567
-ºwn. Edmd. M., gen. (D)
Reinaldus, bp. Ross, 535
Reiner, abp. Arm. 595
Reinerus (or Reyner), bp. St.
As. 462
Reinger, Jno., B. Ex. 382
— Rd., Jy. 364
Reiny, see also Rainey
— Jno. de, J. It, 367
Remington, see Reymington
Rempston, see Rampston
*enael,Alex, Mead., K.C.I.E,
— Geo. W., L. Admy. 186
René (de Nassau), Pr. Or. 83
— I. and II., D. Line. 29
Benger, Rd., L.M. Lond. 488
Renney, Hy., gen. (D) 901
*ºnen, Th., dm. Winch.
7
*ºnie, Ch. Elph., gen. (D)
— Geo., G. Falk. Isl. 731
— Wm. Hepb., G. St. Vin.
725; G. Trin. 722
*ºny, Geo. Alexr., gen. (ID)
Renshaw, Th. Ch., Q.C. 419
— Walt. Ch., Q.C. 420
Renton, Rt., gem. (D) 918
IRºenulphus, bp. Lond. 451
Renwick, Wm. Turnb., gen.
(D) 901
Reodaigh, bp. Ferns, 621
Rºbingdon, Ph. de, bp. Linc.
Repington, Ch. Ashe A'Court,
gen. (D)'879
Ed. Hy. A’Court, adm. (ID)
828; (G) 840
Repps, Wm., b.p. Norw. 455
IR essaldar, &c., C.I.E. 807
— Jafar Ali Khan, C.I.E. 808
— Shir Singh, C.I.E. 808
IRest, Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
Restitutus, abp. Lond. 450
— bp. Lond. 450
Retford, Rt. de, J. It. 368
— Wnn. de, B. Ex. 383
Rethumus, bp. Dorch. 446
Reutha, or Reutherus, K.
Sc. 17
Reve, see Reeve
Reveley, Hy., C. Exc. 281
Rewys, Nichs., dn. Bgr. 426
Rex, Q. M., C. Ro. 45-6
Reygate, Jno. de, J.K.B. 371;
Jy. 365
Reymington, L.M.
Lond. 490
Reymundus (or Wymundus),
bp. S. and M. 483
— dn. Lim. 639
Reynardson, Sir Abrm., L.M.
Lond. 491
— Th. Birch, gen. (A) 863
Reynel and Reynell, See also
Iłeynolds
— Carew, bp. Down. and
Cmr. 604; bp. Dry. 601
— (or Reynolds), Bd.,
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; J.C.P. Ir.
581; J.K.B. Ir. 579; S.L. Ir.
591
Th. and sir T., gen. (IB)
869; K.C.B. 775
Reyner, see Reinerus
Jno.,
Reynett, Jas. Hy. and sir J.,
880; 79
Reynolds, see also Reignolds
and Reynel
— Barr., and Sir B., adm. (ID)
828; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778
— Ed., bp. Norw. 455; dm.
Chr. Ch. Oxf. 457
— Geo., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Geo. Stew., adm. (IHI) 850
— Ja.s. and Sir J. (No. 1), C.B.
Ex. 382; J.K.B. 373; S.L. 411
— Jas. and sir J. (No. 2), B.
; 385; C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.L.
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
— Jno., dm. Linc. 448
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Jno. Hy., gen. (D) 912
— Jno. Wm., gen. (D) 905
94 Josh. and sir J., Pres. B.A.
1
— Rd., bp. Bgr. 426; bp. Linc.
447; dm. Pboro. 458
— Sir Rd., see Reynell
— Rt., A.G. 399; S.G. 401
— Rt. Carth., adm. (A) 818
—ºth, bp. Her. 441; dri. Exr.
— Walt., see Reginald
*son, Jno., L.M. Dbln.
Rhee, Th. Van, G. Ceyl. 672
Rheinhold, Rost, C.I.E. 808
mºnius, Jno. Is., G. C.G.H.
67
Rhodes, see also Rodes
— Chr., C. Exc, Sc. 505
— Godfr., dm. Dry. 602
Rhodri, R. Wls. 16
Rhydderch, Pr. Wls. 17
— ab Caradoc, Pr. Wls. 17
— ab Jestyn, Pr. Wls. 17
Rhys, See also Rice
Pr. WIS. 17
— ab Grufydd (2), Pr. Wls. 17
— ab Tewdwr Mawr, Pr. Wls.
— ab Owen, Pr. Wls. 17
Ri-, see Ry—
*iºch, Wnn. Alexr., gen. (ID)
Riall, Phim., G. Gren. 724;
gen. (A) 862; R.C.H. 788
Rialton, visc.
— Sidney, 1st visc., form. 1st
ld. and aft. 1st E. Godolphin,
Q.'U.
— Fras., 1d., aft. 2nd E. Of
Godolphin, q.v., L.W.S. 323
Riaz, Pasha, K.C.M.G. 797
Fºuleau, IPet., adm. (D)
riºton, sir Geo., L.M. D'blin.
4
Rice, see also Rees and Rhys
— Benj. Lew., C.I.E. 807
— hom. Ed., dm. Glr. 440
— Ed. Br., adm. (E) 836;
IK.C.B. 782
— Fras., M.M. 247
— Geo., B.T. 265-6 ; P.C. 202;
Tr. Ch. 294
— Jno. ap, L. Treas. Ir. 558
92 Harry Chipp. Pl., gen. (D)
929
— Saml., K.H. 790
— sir Steph., B. Ex. Ir. 584;
C.B. Ex. Ir. 583; C. Treas. Ir.
559
hom. Steph. E. Spring, C.
CuS. 277
Bice—convi.
— Th. Spring, aft. 1d. Mont-
eagle, q.v., Ch. Ex. 165; L.T.,
160; P.C. 212; Sec. Tr. 163;
U.S. Home, 227; W. and C.
Sec. 231
— hom. Th. C. W. Spring,
|U.S.F. 230
IRich and Riche
— Arth. Newb., gen. (ID) 917
— Ch., adm. (1H) 847
— Edmd., abp. Cant. 430
— Edwd., M. Chy. 395
— Edwin Ludl., adm. (H)
848
— Geo. Fla., adm, (ID) 830;
(G) 840
. Talb., gen. (ID)
8
— Hy., L.T. 161
— Hy., aft. 1st E. of Holland,
q.v., K.B. 762
— Hugh, K.B. 760
— J. B., Pres. Hti. 105
— Sir Pet., Chambn. Lond.
493
§: | See lá. B., infra,
— Rt., M. Chy. 395
— sir Rt., G. Ch. Hosp. 936;
gen. (A) 857; F.M. 856
— Sir Rt., gen. (B) 865
— Sir Rt., L. Admy. 176
— Sir Th., adm. (A) 816
— Wrm. Ch., gen. (ID) 919
Rich, lds.
— Rd., aft. 1st là. B., Ld.
Chanc. 355; S.G. 401; Sp.
.C. 249
Rt., aft. 2nd lå. R. (?), K.B.
(1559) 761
Rt., ld., aft. 2nd E. of War-
wick, q.v., K.B. 761
— Rt., ld., aft. 3rd E. of War-
wick, q.v., K.B. 762
*Richard, abp. Cant. 430
>k bp. Ach. 612
*— bp. Bgr. 425
*— (St.), bp. Chich. 432
>k bp. Clonm. 600
*— bp. Cmr. 604
(de Proebenda), bp. Dkld.
533; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
*— (2), bp. Isl. 539
*— bp. Lim. 638
*— bp. Mor. 534
*— bp. S. and M. 483
*— bp. St. Andr. 528
- bp. St. As. 462
º bp. Wíord. and L. 627
— (2), dn. Chich. 433
dr). Her, 442
º dm. Tich. 445
*— (Archd. Wilts), J. It. 366
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— D. Bdy. 28
— K.B. 754
— (SOn Wm. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hy. II.), aft. Rd. I.,
q.v., Pr. E. 9 *
— (son R. John), Pr. E. 9
— (son Hy. III.), Pr. E. 9
— (son Blk. Pr.), aft. Rd. II.,
Pr. E. 10; Pr. W. E. 8
— (g. Som Ed. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (iss. Ed. III.), l’r. E. 11
— (iss. Ed. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (son Ed. IV.), Pr. E. 12
— Rose P.A. 344
— I. to III., D. Ndy. 30
— I. to III., K.E. 4, 5
I. (K.E.), L.H.A. 551
:
>k
:
>k
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1119
Richard—cont.
— II. (R.E.), Ld. Ir. 551
- Jno. ap, dn. Her. 442
Richards, Alb. Nort., G. Br.
Cbia, 698
— Alf, gen. (D) 878
— Ed. L., C.C.J. 403
— Ed. Vaugh., Q.C. 418
- —iºleetw. Jno., gen.
(D)
— Fras. Jno., gen. (ID) 919
Tº", Wrm. and sir. F., adm.
*g, K.C.B. 781 ; L.
eo. Hy. and sir G., adm.
(E) 836; (E) 839; K.C.B. 781
— Griff., Q.C. 417
— Jno., A.G. Ir. 588; B. Ex.
Ir. 584; S.G. Ir. 590
– Jno., dm. Ardf. 640
— Jno., L.L. Glam. 315
→Michi, gen. (C) 871; S.G.O.
- Pet. and six P., adm. (D)
830; (G) 841; K.C.B. 779; L.
Admy. 183
— Rd. and sir R., M. Chy, and
Acct. G. 397
-- Rd. and sir R., B. Ex. 385;
C.B. Ex. 382; C.J. Chest. 386;
#9. 415; P.C. 209; S.L.
— Rt., gen. (ID) 917
— Rt. Vaughan, Q.C. 417
— Sol., gen. (D) 92.1
→ win, gen. (ID) 876; K.C.B.
77
IRichardson, Ch. and sir C.,
adm. (ID) 825; K.C.B. 777
— Jas. Th. Stew. and sir J.,
Sec. Thist. 749
*— Jno., byp. Ard. 608
*— Jno., din. Her. 442
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno., dm. Kilmacd, 638
— Jno. and sir J., J.C.P. 380;
S.L. 413
— Jno. Hy., gen. (ID) 884
— Jno. Luther, gen. (D) 876
−iºr Jno. Stew., Sec. Thist.
— Josh, Fl., gem. (ID) 915
— Rd., S.L. 411
— Rt., dm, Ard. 609
— Rt., L.H.T. Sc. 497
— Th, and sir T., C.J.C.P.
375; C.J.K.B. 370; S.L. 409;
Sp. H.C. 249
— Wm., adm. (HI) 847
— Wrm., S.L. 410
— Wm. Madd., gen. (C) 872
— Wrm. Stew, gem. (I)) 932
Richbell, Ed., gen. (C) 871
Riche, see Rich
Richer I., C. H.lt. 81
Richense, Q. Pid. 90
Fighey, Matth, H. J., G. N. Sc.
59
Richier, Isaac, G. Brmda. 701
Richm—, S.L. 407
Richmond, Archd. F., gen.
(D) 887
— Hy, C. Cus. 276-7
— Rd., byp, S and M. 484
Richmond, E. and D. of, see
also March, Lenox, Gordon
and Nottingham
Le Drewa Family.
— Peter de Savoy, 1st E. of,
W.C.P. (1241) 317
— Jno. de Montford, 7th E.
of, also D. of Brittany, k.G.
(1376) 734
Richmond, E. and D. of—cont.
Plantageºmet Family.
Jno., E. of, aft. D. of
Lancaster, q.v., and K. Castile
(d. 1399), K.G. 733
— Jno., E. aft. D. of, L.H.A.
(1421) 174
Tudor Family.
— Edm., 1st E, of, form. E.
Tudor, q.v.
Fitzroy Family.
— Hy., D. of, form. Hy.
Fitzroy, and then E. of Not-
tingham, q.v. (d. 1536), L.H.A.
174; W.C.P. 319 -
Stuart Family.
1st Creation.
— Lud., 1st E. and D. of, also
D. of Lenox, q.v., C.G.S. 356;
E.M. 326; H.C.P. Sc. 507;
K.G. 739; L.G.C. Sc. 506;
L.S.E.I. 290
20tcl. Creation.
— Ja.s., 1st D. of, also E. of
March and D. of Lenox,
K.G. 739; L.G.C. Sc. 506;
L.H.A. Sc. 499; L.S.H. 290;
W.C.P. 319
— Esmé, 2nd D, of, also D. of
Lenox, L.G.C. Sc. 506
— Ch., 3rd D. of, form. E. of
Lichfield, q.v., also D. of
Tenox, L.G.C. Sc. 506
Lenoa, Family.
— Ch., 1st D. of, K.G. 740;
L.G.C. Sc. 506;, L.H.A. Sc.
;: T.L. Kent, 309; M.H.
— Ch., 2nd D. of, gen. (B)
865; IK.B. 764; K.G. 741; L.H.
§st. 289; M.H. 302; P.C.
19
— Ch., 3rd D. of, Amb. Fr.
1.12; F.M. 856; gen. (A) 858;
K.G. 742; L.L. Suss. 312;
. 259; P.C. 201; S. St.
22
— Ch., 4th D. of, G. Can. 691;
gen (A) 860; K.G. 743; L.L.
#. 557; L.L. Suss. 312; P.C.
2
8
— Ch., 5th D. of, K.G. 743;
L.L. Suss. 312 ; P.C. 211;
Postm. G. 238
— Ch. Hy., 6th D. of and 1st
D. of Gordon, Jud. Com. P.C.
361; K.G. 745; L.K. Sc. 503;
L.P.C. 188; L.L. Bffsh. 50S;
Pres. B.T. 269; Sec. Sc. 502;
V.P. Ed. Sc. 500
#ards, Ed. Jno., gen. (ID)
91
— Geo. Kett., K.C.B. 784
Rickets and Ricketts
— Sir Cornw., adm. (IHI) 848
— Geo. Poy., G. Bdoes, 720;
G, Tob. 723
— Hy., K.C.S.I. 802
— Rd. Rodn., gen. (D) S96
— sir Rt. Tr., adm. (A) 820
Rickhill, Wm., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
risinghaie, Jno., bp. Chich.
4
*-*.
sigman, Wm., gen, (D)
Riddall, Wm., gen, (D) 881;
K.H. 790
Riddei, Riddell, and Ridel
— Ch. Jas. Buch., gem. (D)
901
— Geoffr. (No. 1), Ch. Jr. 362;
Jy. 363
Riddel, Riddell, and Ridel—
convö.
— Geoffr. (No. 2), bp. Ely,
434; Ch. Jr. 362; Jy. 363;
L.H.T., 152
—ºy. Jas., gen. (ID)879; K.H.
— Michl., gen. (D) 880
—ºd. bp. Ely, 434; J. It.
3
— Steph., Ld. Chanc. Ir.
574
—ºir Walt. Buchanan, C.C.J.
— Wrm., Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
aſſing, Geo., bp. Southwell,
Biddoch, Jas. Compt. Sc. 498
Bidel, see Riddel
*out, Jno. Wood, gen. (D)
Rider, see Ryder
Rideware, Wm. de, J. It.
Bidgeway, Josh. West and
Sir J., K.C.S.I. 803; U.S. Ir.
563
*śey, Ch. Wm., gen, (D)
8
— Sir Matth. W., Sec. Tr. 164;
U.S. Home, 228
— Nichs., bp. Lond. 451; bp.
Roch. 460
—— Nichs., M. Chy. 397
— Th. and sir T., M. Chy.
395; Wic. Gen. 421.
— Wrm., bp. Caled. 698
— Wrm. Jno., gen. (D) 898
Biebeck, Joh. Anthy. Van, G.
C.G.H. 678
Rier, Geo., L.L. Carm. 315
Rigaud, Gibbes, gen. (D) 911
— Steph. Jord., bp. Antig.
728
Rigby, Alexr., B. Ex. 384; S.L.
409
— Alexn’., gen. (C) 872
— sir Alexr., C. Cus. Sc. 503
— Chr., C. Tx. 284
— Ed., S.L. 410
— Jno., Q.C. 419
— Rd., B.T. 265; Ch. Sec. Ir.
562; M.R. Ir. 585; Paym. G.
244; V. Treas. Ir. 560
Biggs, Ed., C. Cus. 275
Righy, Hy, gen. (ID) 904
Rigny, H. de, K.C.B. 775
Riley, see also Ryley
— Ch. Wils., adm. (IHI) 849
*— Ph., C. Exc. 279
>}: Ph., S.W.F. 271
* * same pers.
— Steph. D., gem. (D) 887
Rimington, Saml., gen. (B)
8
86
*Rinaldo, D. Thy. 57
× M. Fa. 53
* 2 same pers.
Ringstede, Th. de, bp. Bgr.
426
Jºinzy, Geo. Aug. Flº, de, gen.
(D) 900
Ripariis, Rt. de, J. It. 368
Walt. de, J. It, 367
— Wrm. de, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
514
Ripon, E. and M. of, see also
Earl De Grey
— Flk, Jno., 1st E. of, form.
F. J. Robinson and visc.
Goderich, q.v., L.P.S. 241;
Paym. Gr. 244; Pres, B.C. 254;
Pres. B.T. 268
JFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1120
INDEX OF NAMES,
Ripon, E. and M. of cont.
— Geo. FK., 1st M. of, form.
E. De Grey and R. (see Grey),
G.G. Ind: 650; L. Admy. 186;
L.L. Yorks N.R. 313
— Henr. Anne Theod, Mss.
of, Cr. Ind. 809
*berry, Jno., bp. Emly,
Ritchie, Ch. T., P.C. 221;
#s. L.G.B. 256; Sec. Adm.
— Dav., Mod. R. Sc. 547
— Geo., Mod. K. Sc. 547
Rt., Amb. Vce. 116
– Wm., Mod. K. Sc. 547
Ritherdon, Augs., gen. (D)
-
924
Rivallis, Ryevalis, or Ori-
Vallis, Pet. de, B. Ex. 382;
L.H.A. 170; L. Treas. Ir. 558;
W.C.P. 317
Rivarola, C. A., Dt., and Pres.
Pgy. 110
- Fras., Ct., gem. (B) 870;
K.C.H. 788; K.C.M.G. 796
Rivera, F., Pres. Ugy, J11
Rivers, Augs. Hy. Lane Fox-
Pitt-, gen. (ID) 917
— Jas., U.S.S. 226
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
Bivers, lds. and E.
Widvile Family.
— Rd., 1st là., aft. 1st E.,
R.G. 735; L.H.T. 153
— Anthy., 2nd E., form, ld.
Scales and Nucells, q.v.
IDarcy and Savage Families.
— Th., 1st E., form. Visc. Col-
Chester, q.v.
— Rd., 4th E., Comst. T.L.
321 ; gen. (A) 857; M.G.O.
258; P.C. 195
Pitt Hamily.
— Geo., 1st là., form. Geo.
Pitt, q.v., L.L. Dors. 307;
L.L. Hants. 311
Riverston, Th., ld, C, Treas.
Ir. (1689) 559
Rivett-Carnac, see Carnac
Bizzio, Dav., Sec. St. Sc. 502
Roan or Roane, Jno., bp.
Killoe, 634; dm. Clr. 597
Robaire, Bart. de, K.B. 757
IRobartes and Robarts
— Fras., Tell. Ex. 167
— Iłuss., Tell. Ex. 167
Robartes. 1ds.
— Jno., 3rd ld., aft. 1st visc.
Bodmin and E. of Radnor,
q.v., B.T. 268; E.M. 326; L.D.
and L.L. Ir. 555; L.P.S. 240;
L.T. 155; P.C. 190, 192
Robbins, See also Robins and
Robyns
— Th. Wm., gen. (ID) 882
Bobe, F.R. H., G. S. Austr. 706
gen. (D) 897
— Wm., K.C.B. 774
*Robert (the Norman), abp.
Cantº. 430; bp. Lond, 451
*— bp. Ard. 607
— bp. B. and W. 427
- (2), bp. Brm 531
*— (2), bp. Clonf. 635
(of Flanders) bp. Cmr. 605
-*. #. Dkld. 533
(de Proebenda), bp. Dr.bl.
532
(of England), bp. Brmly,
625
:
:
.
>}
!
Robert—comt.
:}; bp. Isl. 539
gº (of Askeaton), bp, Kild,
:* bp. Killa. 612
*— (2), bp. Lim. 638
º (of Bedford), bp. Lism.
*— (4), bp. Ross, 535
*— bp. Ross. 631; M.M. 246
*—bp. St. Andr. 528
¥ (2), bp. Wíord. 626
*— dum. Ferns, 623
Sk
x}:
>k
dn. Llin. 623
(2), dn. Sal. 468
(abbot of Holyrood
House), L.H.T. Sc. 497
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
– (de Courtenay), Emp. E.E.
51
— (the wise), K. Nls. 56
— (som Wnn. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (Son James I.), Pr. E. 12
— I., D. Prma. 54
— I. and II., D. Bdy. 28
— I. and II., D. Ndy. 30
— I. and II., IK, Fr. 23
— I. to III., C. Firs. 81
— I. to III., K. Sc. 19
— (Guiscard), K. Scy. 55
Roberts, Abrm. and sir A.,
G.C.B. 770; gen (D) 885; gen,
(D) 886; K.C.B. 779
— Ed., Cl. Pells. 168
— Fras. Alexr. Cr., b.p. Nass.
717
— FR. Sl. and Sir F., C.C.
Ind. 651; C.C. MIdras.
C.I.E. 806; G.C.B.
G.C.I.E. 805; G. Nat.
gen. (D) 920; K.C.B.
Iš.C.I.E. 805
— Hy., C.I.R. 285
— Hy. G., gem. (ID)
R.C.B. 778
— Hy. Tuff., gen. (D) 881
Jno., B.T. 265-6
Jno., Chri. E.I. Co. 644
Jno., Chm. I.I. Co. 645
* 2 same pers.
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
75i :
888;
*:
>k
— J. C., U.S.S. 226
— Jno. Ch. Gawen, aft.
Roberts-Gawen, adm. (IHI)
845
— J. J., Pres. Tib. 100
— Rd., K.H. 791
— Rd. Armstr., gen. (D) 916
— Th., gen. (A) 860
— Wm., bp. Bgr. 426
— Wm., gem. (D) 922
— Ulst., K.A. 572
Robertson, Alexr.
gen. (D) 909
— Archd., gen. (B) 866
— Archd., gem. (C) 872
— Archd., gem. (ID) 879
— Ch. Duisb., gem. (D) 907
— Sir Daiml. Br., K.C.M.G.
Cunn.,
— Dav., aft. Robertson-Mac-
donald, adm. (IH)850
— Dav., L.L. Berw. 508
— Geo. Dunc., gen. (C) 874
— Hy. Lark., gem. (ID) 913
— Herc. Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 521
— Jas., gen. (A) 862
— Jas., Ld. Sess. 519
— Jas., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Jas. Hy. Cr., gem. (D) 909
— Jno., K.C.M.G. 797
— hon. Jno., C.I.E. 807
Robertson—cont.
— Patr. B., Ld. Adv. 526,
S.G. Sc. 527
Patr., D, Fac. Sc. 527; Ld.
Sess. 521
— Rt., adm. (H)851
— Rt. Rich., gen. (D) 894
— Rt. Stamw, gen. (D) 931
— Th., dm. Dham. 479
— Wrm., adm. (HI) 847
— Wnn., gen. (B) 867
— Wrm., Ld. Sess, 520
— Wnn., Postm. G. Sc. 502
— Wm. D., gen. (D) 887
Robertson-Ross, see Ross
Robins, see also Robbins and
Robyns
— Jos. F., dm. Rillo.e. 637 .
Robinson, see also Robi-
SO]]
— Alexr., gen. (ID) 922
— Andr., gen. (C) 871
— Benj. C., P.P. 419 ;
414
— Ch., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Ch. Gepp., adm. (E) 835;
— Sir Chr., Adm. Adv. 423;
Ch. Lond. 422; J. Adm. Ct.
423; K. Adv. 422; P.C. 211
— Daiml. Geo., gem. (ID) 907
Fk. Ch. Br., adm. (E)
837
— hon. Flº. J., aft. 1st Visc.
Goderich, and E. of Ripon,
q.v., B.T. 268; Ch. Ex. 165;
L. Admy. 181; L.T. 159;
Paym. G. 245; Pres. B.T.
268; Tr. N. 256; U.S.W. & C.
231; V.P.B.T. 269
— Flº, Lacey, C.I.R. 286
— Fk. Ph. and sir F. G.C.B.
769; G. Tob. 723; gem. (A)
862; K.C.B. 774
— Geo., J.C.P. Ir. 581 .
— Geo. Aberc. and Sir G.,
Chm. E.I. Co. 645
— Hy., bp. Carl., 475
— Hy., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Hy., K.C.B. 784
— Hy. Ed., gen. (D) 885
— Herc., adm. (H) 845
— Herc. Geo. Rt. and Sir H.,
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Antig.
728; G. C.G.H. 679; G. Ceyl.
673; G. H. Kong, 673; G.
Monts. 729 ; G. Mſtius. 684;
G. N.S.W. 703; G. N.Z. 709;
- :. 729 ; I.C.M.G.
796; P.C. 220
— Jas., gem. (A) 858
— Jas., S.L. Ir. 593
— Jno., b.p. Brl. 439; bp.
Lond. 452; dri. Winds, 474;
L.P.S. 240; P.C. 196
— Jno., S.W.F. 271
— Jno., gem. (B) 867
Jno., Sec, Tr. 163
*— Sir Jno., Const, T.L. 321 ;
Lt. T.L. 322
Sir Jno., L.M. Lond, 491
* Prob. same pers,
— Jno. Bev., G. Ont. 692
— sir Leon, Chambri. Lond.
493
— Mark, adm. (A) 818
— Nichs., b.p. Bgr. 426
— Sir R., G. Brmda. 701
— Rd., aft.] stild. Rokeby, q.v.,
abp. Arm. 596; bp. Ferms
and L. 622; bp. Kild. 617; bp.
Killa, and Ach. 613; dm. Chr.
Ch. Dbln. 618
S.T.u.
#:
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1121
Robinson—cont.
– Rt., gen. (B) 866
– Rt., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
- Rt. Spencer and sir R.,
adm. (D) 832; (E) 834; (E)
838; Compt. N. 258; K.C.B.
783; L. Admy. 185
- Saml., Châmbn. Lond. 493
- Stapylt., gen. (D) 911
— T., Sec. P.O. 239
- Sir Tancr., adm. (A) 814
— Th., dm. Kilm. 609
-- Sir Th., aft. 1st là. Grant-
ham, q.v., B.T. 265; C. Exc.
280; G. Bdoes. 720; K.B. 764;
#ºw. 296; P.C. 199; S. St.
− hon. Th., aft. 2nd lù.
Grantham, q.v., B.T. 266;
P.C. 202; V.C.H. 297
-- Wm. and Sir W., G. Bah.
Isl. 716; G. Bdoes. &c. 719,
#: G. Trin. 723; K.C.M.G.
--Wrm. Cl. Fras. and Sir W., G.
Falk. Isl. 731; G. Pr. Ed. ‘Is.
699; G. S. Austr. 707; G. Str.
Sett. 675; G. W. Austr. 707;
G.C.M.G.795; I.C.M.G. 797
– Wm. Foth., Q.C. 419
— Sir Wm. Hy., K.C.H. 788
- Wm. Rose, K.C.S.I. 803
Robison, see also Robinson
— Hugh Geo., gen. (D) 913
T. Sir Jno., K.H. 791 ſ
*itaine, Theod., G. Queb.
Robles, F., Pres. Ecr. 108
Robley, -, G. Tob. 723
– Hor. Gord., gen. (ID) 932
Robsart, sir Jno., K.G. 735
— Lewis, aft. li. Bourchier,
# (d. 1433), K.B. 756; K.G.
Robson, Sim., dm. Brl. 440
Roby, Bapt., dn. Lich. 445
Robyns, see also Robins and
Robbins
— Jno., gen. (D) 889; K.H. 791
Boca, J. A., Pres. Arg. 110
— V. R., Pres. Ecr. IO8
Rocafuerte, V., Pres. Ecr. 108
Roceline, Ld. Chanc. 353
Roch, sil: Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
Roche, See also Roches
— Edm., gem. (ID) 906
— Geo., abp. Cash. 625
— Hy., dm. Ferns, 623
— (or Rupe), Jno., bp. Cork,
630; dn. Cork, 632
— Jno., bp. Lism. 626
— Jno., gem. (ID) 905
— (or Roches), sir
L.H.A. 173
— Milo., bp. Tilin. 622
— Ph., IK.C.H. 787
— Th., B. Ex. 383
— Wnn., bp. Cork and Cl. 631
Rocheford, see Rochford
Roches, See also Roche
— Chev. Des, G. Mtius. 683
— Jno. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
Rochester, Rt. and sir R.,
C.D.L. 242; Compt. H. 292 ;
K.B. 760; K.G. 738
— Solomon de, J. It, 368
Rochester, visc. and E. of,
See also Clarendon and
Somerset
Cam'r IFamily.
— Rt., 1st Visc., form. Robt.
Carr, q.v., aft. E. of Somer-
set, q.v., K.G. 739
Jno.,
Rochester, visc. and E of
cont.
PIQ/de Family.
— Laur., 1st E. of, form. hon.
L., ld. and visc. Hyde, q.v.,
L.L. Cnwall. 307; K.G. 740 ;
L.H.T. and L.T. 155; L.L.
Herts. 309; L.L. Ir. 555;
#9. 187-8; P.C. 194; Prem.
1.
— Hy., 2nd E. of, form. 1d.
Hyde, q.v., aft. E. of Claren-
don, q.v., L.L. Cnwall. 307;
V. Treas. Ir, 559
Rochford and Rocheford
— Barth., K.B. 755
— Sayer de, K.B. 755
Rºhford, lds., visc., and E.
O
IBoleym. Family.
— Th., 1st visc., form sil: T.
Boleyn, q.v., aft. E. of Wilt-
shire and Ormond, q.v.
— Geo., ld, and visc. (Son of
Thos., 1st visc.), W.C.P. 319
Carey Famvly.
— Hy., 1st visc., form. Hy.
Carey, q.v., aft. 1st E. of
Dover, q.v.
— Jno., visc., form. Jno.
Carey, q.v., aft. 2nd E. of
Dover, q.v.
Nassaw (of Zwlestein) Family,
see also Zulestein.
— Wrm. Hy., 1st E. of, form.
W. H. Nassau de Zulestein,
gen. (B) 864
— Wrm. Hy. N., 4th E. of,
Amb. Fr. 112; Amb. Spm. 123;
Gr. St. 304 ; R.G. 742; L.L.
. 308; P.C. 200; S. St.
3)
Rochfort, Geo., gen. (B) 866
— Maur., bp. Lim. 638; L.D.
Ir, 55.1
— sir Maur., L.D. Ir. 550
— Rt., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B. Ex.
Ir. 583; L.K. Ir. 576
→ *. bp. Down and Cmr.
— Simon, bp. Mth. 599
—— Th., dm. St. Pat. 618
Rock, Jas., R. Dr. P.A. 338
Rººke, Jas. Harw., gen. (D)
9
Rockele, Rt. de, J.C.P. 376;
Jy. 364
Fockingham and Rokyng-
ham
— Jno. de, M. Chy. 393
Rockingham, lds., E., and M.
Of
— Lewis, 3rd lä., aft. 1st E.
of, L.L. ICent, 309
— Lewis, 2nd E. of, L.L.
Rent, 309
— Th., 3rd E. of, L.L. I\ent,
309
— Th., 1st M. of, form. T. W.
Wentworth and 1st E. of Mal-
tom, q.v.
— Ch. 2nd M. of, I.C.G. 742;
L.L. Yorks, W.R. 313; L.T.
157-8; P.C. 201; Prem. 143-4
Rocomb, Rd., bp. Llin. 622
Rodborough, Milo de, J. It.
369
Rodd, Jno. Rashl., adm. (H)
S51
— Jno. Trem. and sir J.,
adm. (A) 820; K.C.B. 776
Rºeburn, Th., bp. St. Dav.
64
Roden, E. of :-
Rt., 2nd E. of, form. Visc.
Jocelyn, K.P. 750 ſº
— Rt., 3rd E. of, form. Visc.
Jocelyn, q.v., K.P. 751
aggerham, Jno. de, M. Chy.
39
*
Rodes, see also Rhodes
—- Frăs., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Roderic, Roderick, and
IRodheric
— bp. St. Dav. 464
— (O'Connor), K. Ir. 22
— K. Sp. 85
— (2), K. Wls. 16
— Ch., dr. Ely, 435
Rodham, Rt., adm. (A) 815
Rodheric, see Roderic
Rodney, Geo. Br., see 14. R.,
tnfra,
— Rd. de, K.B. 754
— Th. Br., gen. (D) 917
Rodney, lds.
— Geo. Br., aft. Sir G. and 1st
ld. R., adm. (A) 814; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854; G. Newfa. 700;
F.B. 765
— Geo., 3rd ld., L.L. Radn.
316
Rodoaldus, K. Limd. 49
Rödolf, Rodolph, and Ro-
dolphus; see also Ralph and
Rudolph
— D. Aus. 58
— D. Bóly. 28
— D. Su. 80
— K. Bina. 59
— K. Fr. 23
— K. Hgy. 60
— K. Linnd. 49
— Pr. Tva. 60
— I. and II., C.P.R. 68
— I. and II., E. Gºmy. 62
— II. (E. Gnny.), K.G. 738
— I. to III., El. Sxy. 77
— I. to III., R. Bdy. 28
— I. to X., M. Bdn. 67
— -Aug., D. Brk. 70
Rodrigo, K. Sp. 85
Rºwen, Benj. B. H., Q.C.
41
— Edg., Q.C. 419
Roe, Geo., L.M. D bln. 642
— Jno., gem. (D) 918
— Jno., S.L. 408
— Sir Th., Chanc. Gart. 746
— Wm. Th., C. Cus. 276-7
Roebuck, Jno. Arth., P.C.
219; Q.C. 417
Roffham (or Refham), Rd.,
L.M. Lond. 489
*Roger, abp. Yk. 485
*— bp. B. and W. 427
ºn (of Appleby), bp. Oss.
620
(of Wexford),
620; dm. Kild. 619
× (2), bp. Ross. 535
*— bp. Sal. 466; Ch. Jr. 362;
L.H.T. 152; Ld. Chanc. 353
*— bp. St. Andr. 528; Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
bp. Wíord. and L. 626
*— (son of Rt., E. of Glo'ster),
bp. Worc. 472
*— drl. Sal. 468
* Prob. some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— (O’Connor), K. Ir. 22
— I. and II., K. Scy. 55
— Lapine, M.M. 245
— (Mortimer) (iss. Ed. III.),
Pr. E. 10
§
bp. Oss.
***
*
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1122
INDEX OF NAMES,
Rogers, Arund., C.C.J. 405
— sir Ed., Compt. H. 292;
W.C.H. 296
— Fras. J. N., K.C., 416
— sir Fredc., aft. 1st là.
Blachford, q.v., K.C.M.G.
796; P.C. 218; U.S.C. 235
— Hy., K.B. 759
— Hy. Bl. Harr., gen. (D) 909
— Rd., b.p. suff. Dov. 431; dim.
Cant. 431
— Rt. Henley, adm. (IH)845
— Th., adm. (A) 819
— Th., S.L. 407
— Wrm., gen. (D) 884
— Wm., M. Chy. 396
— Woodes, G, Bah. Isl, 716
Rogers-Harrison, see Harri-
SOIl
Rogerson, Jno., A.G. Ir. 588;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; Rec. Dblin.
642; S.G. Ir. 589
— Sir Jno., L.M. Dbln, 640
Roghened (or Roughead),
Wm., bp. Emly, 625; dm.
Emly, 628
IRokeby, Ralph, S.L. 408
— (or lºookby), Th. and sir
T., J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 373;
S.L. 411
— Sir Th., L.J. Ir. 551
— Wrm., abp. D'blin. and Gl.
616; bp. Mth. 599 ; Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 575-6 -
Rokeby, lds.
— Rd., 1st là., form. R.
Robinson, q.v., L.J. [r. 557
— Hy., 6th Id., gen. (ID) 885;
K.C.B. 778; G.C.B. 770
Rokel, S.L. 406
Rokesley or Rokeslie, Greg.,
L.M.E.Lond. 489; M.M. 245
IRokh, Sh. Pers. 99
Rokyngham, see Rocking-
halm
Rolfe, Rt. M. and sir R., aft. 1d.
Cramworth, q.v., B. Ex. 385;
C.G.S. 358; Jud, Com. P.C.
360 ; K.C. 416; P.C. 215; S.G.
402; S.L. 413; V. Chanc. 390
— Th., S.L. 407
Roland, see also Rowland
— Jno., dun. Cash, 627;
Chy. 394
Rolland, Wm. Rae, adm, (H)
850
Rolle, Hy., C.J.K.B. 370 ;
J.K.B. 372; L.T. 154; S.L.
409
— J., L. Admy. 175
Rolles, Juo., K.B. 764
— Rt., adm. (A) 8.19
Rollo, D. Ndy. 30
—— hon. Itt., gen. (D) 903
Rollock, Pet., bp. Dkld. 533.;
Compt. Sc. 498; Ld. Sess.
517
Rolt, Jno. and Sir J., A.G.
400; Jud. Com. P.C. 361 ;
L.J. App. 389; P.C. 217; Q.C.
417
— Jno. and sir J., gem. (ID)
882; K.C.B. 777; K.H. 792
Rolveston, Rog. de, dn. Linc.
47
4
Roma, Ct. Cam., G.C.M.G. 795
Romachus, K. Sc. 18
Romaine, See also Romayne
— Wm. 3. Sec. Adm. 187
IRomanus, bp. Poch. 459
*:::: *.*.*,
— P. Ro. 34
— I. to III., Emp. E.E. 50
Romayne, see also Romaine
— Jno., abp. Yk. 485
— Th., L.M. Lond, 489
Rome, Flº., gen. (D) 881
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
Romer, Rt., Q.C. 419
— Rt. Corc., gen, (D) 915
— Rt. Fr., gem. (ID) 891
Romesei, see Romsey
Romilly, FR., C. Cus. 277
— Jno., see ld, R., infra,
— Saml, and sir S., K.C. 415;
S.G. 402
Romilly, lds.
— Juno, and sir J., aft. 1st Id.
R., A.G. 400; Jud. Com, P.C.
360; M.R. 388; Q.C. 417; P.C.
215; S.G. 402
Formney, Ids. and E. Of
Sydney Family.
— Hy., E. of, form. IIy., ld,
and visc. Sydney, q.v., gem.
(B) 864; Gr. St. 303
Marchaſm. Family.
— Ch., 3rd lói., aft. 1st E.,
L.L. Kent, 309
Romsey (or Romesei), Nichs.
de, J. It. 368
— Walt. de, J. It. 367
Romulus, bp. Isl. 539; bp. S.
and M. 483
— K. R.O. 36
Roman, bp. Lism. 626
Ronhale (or Rouhale), Tēd.,
M. Chy. 394
Rookby, see Rokeby
Booke, sir Geo., adm. (A) 813;
L. Admy. 176-7; P.C. 195
— Giles and sir G., J.C.P.
379 ; S.L. 412
— Hayman, gem. (IS) 864
— Sir Hy. Will., gem. (C) 875;
IX.C.H. 788
— Jas., gem. (A) 859
Roolwer, bp, Isl. 530; byp. S.
and M. 483
Roome, Flº., gen, (ID) 929
— Hy., gem. (TD) 876
— Wm., gem. (D) 876
Roope, Benj., gem. (IP) 880
Roos, sir Jno., L.H.A. 171
Foos, lds.
— Wm., ld, 7th (12th), R.G.
734; L.H.T. 153
— Th., 9th (14th) lá., R.B. 756
— Th., 13th (18th) lil., aft. E.
of Rutland, q.v., K.G. 737
Roper, Hy, dm. Clom.m. 600
— sir Hy., C.J. Bbay. 660
— Jno., A.G. 398 -
Forey, Earl, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
514
Ros, sir Jno. do, L.H.A. 171
-— hon. Jno. Fk. FitzGer, de,
adm. (GF) 842
P. de, J. It. 366
— litt. de, Jy. 364
Bos, lds, de
— Wrm, Lenn., 20th lá, de,
form. Wm. L. Tascelles. g. v.,
C.Y.G. 298; P.C. 215
— Dudley Ch., 21st ld. de,
gen. (D) 909
Rosas, J. M. de, Pres, Arg. 110
Roscommon, Wentworth,
4th E. of, C.G.P. 299
Rose, Alexr., bp. Edinb. 533;
bp. Mor. 534; Pr. Bp. Sc. 540
Ch., b.p. Dkld. and Dnbl.
542; bp. Dmbl. 542
Geo., B.T. 268; P.C. 207;
Paym, G. 245; Sec. Tr. 163;
Tr. N. 256; V.P.B.T. 269
Rose—cont.
— Geo. and Sir G., J. Bank.
; ; IK.C. 416 ; M. Chy.
— Geo. Hy. and Sir G., Amb.
BVa. 119; Amb. Pr. 118; Amb.
§4. 132; G.C.H. 786; P.C.
— Jno., gem. (D) 876; R.C.B.
776
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Jno, and sir J., G.C.M.G.
795; K.C.M.G. 796; P.C. 221
— Hy., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Hugh, gem. (D) 926
— Hugh Hy, and sir H., aft.
ld. Strathnairn, q.v., C.C.
Ind. 651 ; Comm. F. Ir. 564;
G.C.B. 769; G.C.S.I. 801; gen.
º 889; K.C.B. 778; K.C.S.I.
8
*— Jas, bp. Glasg. 543
*— Jas, Sc. bp, 545
* Prob. Same pers.
— sir Jno. Wm., Rec. Lond.
494; S.L. 412 -
— Sl., C. Ex. 282; C. Ex. Sc.
505
— Wnn., K.C.B. 783
— Sir Wrm., K.C.H. 787
— Wm.’ Anders, and Sir W.,
L.M. Lond, 492
Rosebery, E. of
— Neil, 3rd E. of, R.T. 748
— Archd. Jno., 4th E. of, K.T.
748; L.L. Linlithg. 511; P.C.
212.
— Archd. Ph., 5th E. of,
C.W.P.B. 273; F. Sec. 229;
L.L. Linlithg. 511; II.L. Mid.
L. 509; L.P.S. 241; P.C. 220;
TJ.S. Home, 228
Roslyn, see Rosslyn
Foss and Rosse
— Alexr., gem. (A) 860
26 Alexr., gen, (C) 872; S.G.O.
2
0
— Andr., gem. (C) 873
— Arth., abp, Glasg. 537;
abp. St. Andr. 529; bp. Arg.
538; bp. Gall. 539
sir Campb. CI. Gr., gen,
(D) 923; K.C.B. 781
*— Ch., C. Exc. 282
*— Ch., L. Admy. 182; L.T.
160
* 2 same pers.
— Ch., gem. (A) 857
— Ch., gen. (B) 866
— Ch., gen. (C) 872
— Ch. Payne Hodgs., adm.
(ID) 824
— Dav., C. Exc. Sc. 504
— Dav., C.I.E. 806
— Day., Lud. Sess. 520
— Day. Rt., G. Tob. 723
— Edm., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Edm. Dav. Russ., gen. (ID)
914 i
— Geo., see la. T., infra,
— Hew. Dalr, and Sir H.,
F.M. 856; G.C.B. 769; gen.
º 879; K.C.B. 775; L.G.O.
— Hugh, gen. (D) 886
— Sir Jas. Clarke, adm. (ID)
831
— Jas. Kerr, gem. (D) 896;
K.H. 792
— Sir Jas. Lockh., gen, (C)
87
— Jas. Tyr, Cart., C.I.E.
806
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1123
Ross and Rosse—comt.
— Jno. de, bp. Carl. 475
— Jno., b.p. IDown, 603
— Jno., bp. Exr. 437
— Jno., gen, (B) 869
— Jno., Ld. Adv. 525
— Jno. and Sir J., gen. (C)
875; G. Gsey, 669; K.C.B. 776
- Jno. and sir J., gen. (D)
909; K.C.B. 781
— Sir Jno., adm. (GF) 841
— Jno. Fras, adm. (HI) 852
- Sir Jno. Lockh., adm, (A)
815
— Matth., D. Fac. Sc. 527
— sir Patr., G. Antig. 728;
G.C.M.G., 794; G. St. Hel.
682; gen. (C) 874; K.C.H. 788;
K.C.M.G. 796
— Patr. Robertson, gen. (D)
922
— Rt., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. Exc.
Ir, 566
— Rt., gen, (C) 873
— Rt., K.H. 790
— Rt., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Th., gen. (D) 907
Ross, lds., E., and D. of
— Walt., E. of, L.J. Gen.
(1239) 522
Stuart Family.
— Jas., 1st D. of, abp. St.
*. 529; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
{)
$)
Wm., 12th lä., I.H.C.K. Sc.
546; L.H.T. Sc. 498
Geo., aft, 13th lä, R., C.
Cus. 275; C. Cus. Sc. 504; C.
Exc. Sc. 504
Gore Family.
-ºlph, 1st E. of, gen. (A)
— Geo., 2nd E. of, C. Treas.
Ir. 561
Rosse, E. of
— Laur, 2nd E. of, Postm. G.
Ir. 564
— Wm. 3rd E. of, form. li.
OXmanton, q.v. ; IC.P. 751;
Pres, lit. Soc. 940
Rossell, Ch., L.M. Dbln. 641
Rosslyn, E. of
— Alex., 1st E. of, form. A.
Wedderburn and lå. Lough-
borough, q.v.
— St. Cl. Ja.s., 2nd E. of,
Amb. Pgl. 124; G.C.B. 768;
gen. (A) 860; Jud. Com. P.C.
360; L.L. Fifesh, 510; L.P.C.
188; L.P.S. 241; L.T. 160;
P.C. 211
Jas. A., 3rd E. of, gen. (D)
884; M.B.H. 303; P.C. 214
— Rt. Fras., 4th E. of, G.C.A.
§: L.H.C.I.C. Sc. 546; P.C.
221
Rossmore, lds.
— Rt., 1st là., form. G. R.
Cunningham, q.v.
— Hy. Rt., 3rd lá., L.L.
Monaghan, 570
Rostislaw, R. Russ. 89
IRoswell, Wm. (error in body,
iºd. Sé. 401
IRotharis, K. Tumd. 49
Rotheachta (2), IX. Ir. 20
Rothernhale, Jno., K.B. 756
Rotheram and Rotherham
— Jno. and Sir J., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 411
— (or Scott), Th., abp. 486;
bp. Limc. 447; bp. Roch, 460;
Ld. Chanc, 355
*ºnerreia, Wm. de, bp. Carl.
5
Botherham, see Rotheram
Rothes, E. and D. of
— Wm. (? Geo.), 4th E. of,
Ld. Sesºs. 517
— Jno., 7th E., aft. 1st D. of,
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; H.C.P.
Sc. 507; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515;
Ld. Sess, 517; P.C. 190; Pres.
P.C. Sc. 500
— Jno., 8th E. of, L.H.C.K.
Sc. 546; V.A. Sc. 499
— Jno., 9th E. of, Comm. IF.
# 564; gen. (A) 858; K.T.
7
Rothesay, Stuart de, See
Stuart
Rottenburg, Fras. Bar., gen.
(B) 867
Botton, Guy, gen. (ID) 913
Roubury, Gilb. de, J.
377; J.R.B. 371
Boucliffe, Br., B. Ex. 383
Rouden, Wm., M. Chy. 394
Rºen, abp. of, Const. T.L.
20
Rough, Wm., S.L. 412
Rough head, see Roghened
Rouhale, see Ronhale
*ggpen, Geo. B., M. Chy.
397
— Rt. Pr., Q.C. 417
Rous, Anthy., din. Lich. 445
— Fras., Sp. H.C. 249
— hon. Hy. Jno., adm. (D)
830; L. Admy. 183
— Jno. de, K.B. 755
— Saml., G. Bóloes. 720
Rouse, C. W. B., Sec. D.C.
254
Sir Edmoi., L. and V. Treas.
559
Ir,
— F., L. Admy, 175
Rºth, Sir Rand. Ish., K.C.B.
7
Routhall, see Ruthal
Row, Wm. Sk, gem. (ID) 912
Rowan, Ch., and Sir C., C.C.P.
261'; K.C.B. 782
Hy. Seb., gen. (D) 903
Wm. and Sir W., F.M. 856;
G.C.B. 770; gen. (D) 882;
IK.C.B. 778
Rowcliffe, Hy., Q.C. 419
Rowcroft, Fras., gen. (D) 896
Rowe, sir Hy., L.M. Lond.
— Jno., G.I. Man. 666
Nichs., P. Laur. 301
— Pet., C.J.R.H. Ir. 577
— Saml. and sir S., G. Gamb.
686; G. Gld. Cst. Col. 687;
G. W. Afr. Sett. 688; IS.C.M.G.
797
— Sir Th., L.M. Lond. 490
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wrm. Carp., Q.C. 417
Rowland, see also lºoland
— Andr., gem. (D) 897
Rowlands, Hy., bp. Bgr. 426;
dn. Bgr. 426
— Hugh, gem. (ID) 923
— Wrm. Bowen, Q.C. 419
Rowlatt, Edwin Alexr., gem.
(D) 912
Rowlet, Ralph, M.M. 246
Rowley, 13.art. Saml., adm.
(A) 817
— Sir Chas., adm. (A) 819;
G.C.B. 769; G.C.H. 787;
IS.C.]3, 774; L. Admy. 182
| — Ch. Jno., adm. (E) 837
Rowley—comt.
— Jno., gen. (C) 874
— Josh., adm. (A) 815
-ºir Josh. Rick., adm. (D)
— sir Josias, adm. (A) 819;
G.C.B. 769; G.C.M.G. 794;
K.C.B. 774
-ºšam. Campb., adm. (ID)
— Wm., C. Acc. Ir, 567; C.
Cus. Ir. 565-6
— Wm., gen. (A) 859
— Wrm. and Sir W., adm. (A)
814; K.B. 765; L. Admy. 178
Rowthall, see Ruthal
Roxburgh, Fras, and sir F.,
C.C.J. 405; Q.C. 418
— Hugo de, bp. Glasg. 536;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
Roxburgh, E. and D. of
— Rt., 1st E. of, L.P.S. Sc. 501
— Jno., 5th E., aft. 1st D. of,
R.G. 741; L.P.S. Sc. 501; P.C.
195; Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jno., 3rd D. of, Gr. St. 304;
K.G. 743; K.T. 748; L.L.
Poxb. 512; IP.C. 206
— Jas. Hy. Rt., 6th D. of,
R.T. 748; I.L. Berw. 508
— Jas. Hy. Itt., 7th D.
L.L. Roxb. 512
— Anne, DSS. of, M. Robes,
304
Roy, Wm., gem. (C) 872
Rºyal, Jos., G. N.W. Terr.
7
Roye, Edw. J., Pres. Lib. 100
Royle, Jos. Ralph Ed. Jno.,
C.I.E. 808
Boyse, Geo., dn. Brl. 440
of,
Royston, Pét. Sor., bp. Mtius.
84
6
Royston, Wisc.
— Ph., visc., form, hon, P.
Yorke, q.v., aft. 2nd E. of
Hardwicke, q.v., L.L. Cambs.
306; P.C. 200
— Ch. Ph., visc., aft. 4th F.
of Hardwicke, Compt. N. 293;
P.C. 217
Ruby, Mons. de, Compt. Sc.
498; Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515
*honnet, L., Pres. Sw. C.
l x
Ruck-Keene, see Keene
Ruclinus, see IXuclinus
Rudd, Anthy, bp, St. Dav.
464 : dn. Glr. 440
Ruddell, Jas. Archd., gen. (D)
928
Ruderfield, Wm. de, abp.
Yk. 485
Rudhale, Wm., S.L. 408
Rudolf (Cr. Pr. Austr.), K.G.
745
Rudsdell, Jos. and Sir J.,
Regr, M.G. 799
Rudstone, sir Tu.M.
Lond, 490
Rudyard, Wm., dn. St. Pat.
617
Rudyerd, Hy., gem. (B) 867
IRufane, Wm., gen. (B) S65
Rufinus, P. C. (2), C. Bo. 41-2;
Dt. Ro. 40, 42
Rufus (2), bp. Tuond. 451
— C. Ro, and Dt. Ro. ; see also
Flavus and Malmercinus
Jno.,
— A. C. C., C. Ito. 42
— Cornelius, bp. Elph. 608
— Geoffr., bp. Dham, 478;
Ld, Chanc. 353
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1124
INDEX OF NAMES.
Bufus—comt.
— T. A. L., C. Ro. 45
- Wny, J. It, 365; Jy. 363
Rugg, Hy., dn. Cloy. 633
– Wm., bp. Norw. 455
Ruggles, Jno., gen. (D) 915
Bugnett, sir Jas. Hy., G.
Jsey. 668
Rule, Wm. de, bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444
— Sir Wm., Sr. N. 257
Rullianus, Q. F. M., C. Ro.
(5) 41; Dt. Ro. (2) 41
Rumbold, sir Arth. C. H., G.
Nev. 729; G. St. Xtr. 729; G.
Virg. Isl. 731
— Sir Geo. Berr., Amb. H.
ThS. 120
— Hor. and sir H., Amb. Arg.
136; Amb. Chi. 137; Amb.
Gr. 129; Amb. Sw, and N.
# ; Amb. Swz.114; K.C.M.G.
Rumley, Rand, gen. (D) 897
Rumodeep, Sing, K.C.S.I. 803
Rumold, St., bp. Dblin. 615
*pt. Isaac Aug., G. Ceyl.
IRºundall, Fras. Hornbl., gem.
(ID) 908
Rundle, Th., b.p. Dry. 60I
Runnington, Ch., S.L. 412
Rupe, see Roche
Rupella (or Capella), sir Rd.
de, L.J. Ir. 550
Rupert, E. Gnny. 62
— Pr. (g. son Jas. I), see also
under D. of Cumberland;
adm. (A) 813; C.P.R. 68;
Const. W. Cast. 322; R.G. 740;
L. Admy. 175; L.L. Surr. 312;
P.C. 190-1; Pr. E. 13
— I. to III., C.P.R. 68
... (C.P.R., aft. Emp.
Gmy.), K.G. 735
Rupibus, Pet. de, bp. Winch.
470; Ch. Jr. 362; Jy. 364; Ld.
Chanc. 353
Rupilius, C. Ro. 45
Rurick, R. Russ. 89
Ruse or Rushe, Anthy., dn.
Chich. 434
Rushedon, Th., S.L. 408
Rushooke, Th., byp. Chich,
433; bp. Llff. 449
Rushout, sir Jno., L.T. 157;
P.C. 199; Tr. N. 256
Rºhton, Rand., G. I. Man,
5
Rushworth, Ch. Powl., C.
Exc. 282; C.I.R. 285; C. St.
284; C. St. and Tx. 285; C.
TX. 285
— Ed. Ever., G. Br. Gu. 715;
G. Jam. 713; G. Trill. 722
Russe, Wm., M.M. 246
Russel and Russell
— lil. Alexr. Geo., gem. (ID).905
— A. J., Pres. Lib. 100
— Bak. Cr. and Sir B., IS.C.B.
781; K.C.M.G. 797
— Barth., J.K.B. Ir. 578
— Ch. Arth. and Sir C., A.G.
400; Q.C. 419
Russel and Russell—comt.
Dav. and Sir D., gem. (ID)
897; K.C.B. 780
— Ed. Lechm. and sir E.,
gen. (D) 902; IS.C.S.I. 803
— Ed., aft. E. of Orford, q.v.,
adm. (A) (1690) 813; L. Admy.
76; P.C. 193; Tr. Ch. 294;
Tr. N. 256
— lil. Ed., adm. (ID) 831; (E)
834
— El.., L.M. Lond. 489
— Fras., K.B. 760
-
— hom. Fras., G. Bdoes. 719
— Geo. and sir G., C.C.J. 404
— Geo. Lake, C.C.J. 404
— Geo. Wrm., gen. (D) 916
— Ld. Geo. Wm., Amb. Pr.
118; G.C.B. 772; gen. (D) 880
— Geo. W. E., Sec. L.G.B.
256
— sir Hy., C.J. Bgal. 652;
P.C. 209
— Hy. Ch., gen. (D) 886
— Jas., Q.C. 417
— Sir Jas., gen, (D) 876
— Juno., adm. (G) 843
— Jno., bp. Limc. 447; bp.
Eoch. 460 ; Ld. Chanc. 355
— Jno., Sp. H.C. 248
— Jno., see lá. and Earl R.,
infra
Tai Jno. Arch., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
18
— Jos., K.C.B. 776; K.C.M.G.
796
— Lechm. C., gen, (D) 881
— Michl., bp. Glasg. 543
— la. Odo Wm. Leop., aft.
ld. Ampthill, q.v., Amb. G. St.
122; Amb. Gmy, and Pr.
116; G.C.B. 773; G.C.M.G.
795; P.C. 218; U.S.F. 230
— Rd., gen. (C) 871
— Rt., G. Gsey. 668
— Rog., dn. Lism. 628
— Th. Macm., adm. (A) 817
— Wnn., bp. Isl. 539; bp. S.
and M. 483
39 Wm., M. Chy. and Acct. G.
7
— Wm., see lá, R., infra,
— sir Wm., gen. (D) 907
— Sir Wnn., gem. (D) 920
— sir Wnn., L.D. Ir. 554
—ld, Wm., Amb. Pgl. 125;
L. Admy. 181
— W. A., bp. N. Ch. 676
Wm. Carm., gen. (D) 918
— Wm. Oldm. and Sir W., C.J.
Bgl. 652; S.L. 413
—ld. Wr., dm. Exr. 438
Russell, lds. and E.
— Sir Jno., aft. li. R. and 1st
E. Of Bedford, q.v., Compt.
H. 292; IS.G. 738; L.H.A. 174;
L.P.Y. 240
— Wm., ld, aft. 5th E. of
Bedford, q.v., K.B. 763
— la. Wm., son of 5th E. of
Hºora (beheaded 1683), P.C.
—ld. Jno., aft. 1st Earl R.,
Amb. Aus. 117; C. Sec. 234;
F. Sec. 228–9; G.C.M.G. 795;
H. Sec. 227; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; K.G. 744; L.P.C. 188;
L.T. 161; P.C. 211; Paym. G.
244; Prem. 148-9; W. and C.
Sec. 231
Russin, bp. Cork, 630
Rust, Geo., dn. Cmr. 605; bp.
Drom. 605
Ruthal, Jno., L.H.T. 152
— or Routhall, or Rowthall,
Th., bp. Dham, 478; dm. Sal,
468; D.P.S. 240; Regr. Gart.
746; S. St. 223
Rutherford and Ruther-
furd
— Andr., aft. Rutherford-
Clark, q.v., Ld. Adv. 526; Ld.
Sess. 521; P.C. 215; S.G. Sc.
527
— Gilb. Bryd. R., adm. (H)
85
— Juno, Wellw., gen. (D) 914
Ruthven, lds., see also E. of
GOWrie
1st Creation.
Wm., 2nd lå., L.P.S. Sc.
501; Ld. Sess. 517
Wm., 4th lä, Ld. Sess.
2nd Creation.
— Dav., 2nd Id., Comm. Tr.
Sc. 497
Ruthyn, ld, Grey of, See
Grey
Rutilus, C. M., C. Ro. (4)
40-1; Dt. Ro. (2) 40 .
— C. N. (2), C. Ro. 38-9, 41
— S. N., C. Ro. 37, 41
— see also Tricostus, P. V.
Rutlam, Rajah of, K.C.I.E.
805
Rutland, E. and D. of
Plantage met Family.
— Ed., 1st E. Of (son of
Edw. III.), aft. D. of, Albe-
marle and D. of York, q.v.,
R.G. 734; L.H.A. 173; Comst.
T.L. 320
— Edmél., E. of (son of Rd.,
; of York), G. Ch. Isl. (1397)
67
— Edmél., E. of, Ld. Chanc.
Ir. (1460) 575
lMammers Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. 13th
(18th) lil. Boos, q.v. º
— Hy., 2nd E. of, K.G. 738
— Ed., 3rd E. of, K.G., 738
— Fras., 6th E. of, form. F.
Manners, q.v., R.G. 739
— Jno., 2nd D. of, K.G. 741
— Jno., 3rd D. of, C.D.L. 242;
K.G. 741; L.L. Leic. 309;
L.S.H. 290; M.H. 302; P.C.
197
— Ch., 4th D. of, K.G. 742;
L.L. Ir. 557; L.L. Leic. 309;
L.P.S. 241; L.S.H. 290 ; P.C.
204
— Jno. Hy., 5th D. of, K.G.
743; L.L. Leic. 309
— Ch. C. J., 6th D. of, form.
M. of Granby, q.v., K.G. 745;
L.L. Leic. 309
— Jno. Ja.s. Rt., 7th D. of,
form. li. Jno. Manners, q.v.
Rutmel, bp. Clonf. 635
Rutter, Saml., b.p. S. and M.
48
4
Buxton, Wm. Fitzh., adm. (H)
852
Ruydocus, bp. Cnwall. 436
Ry —, see also Ri —
Ryan, Ch. List. and sir C.,
Ass. C. and A. and C. and
A.G. 169; K.C.B. 784
— Corn., dn. Rilloe. 637
— Donagh, dn. Emly, 628
— sir Ed., B.T. 268; C.J. Bgl.
652; Jud. Com. P.C., 360; P.C.
214
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1125
Ryan—cont.
— Th., K.H. 791
– Val, gen. (D) 924
– Vinc. Wm., bp. Mtius. 684
*śarde, Jno., dn. St. Pat.
1
Ryder and Rider
lfr. Ph. and sir A., adm.
(B) 821; (E) 835; K.C.B. 781
— sir Dudl., A.G. 399;
C.J.K.B. 370; P.C. 199; S.G.
401; S.L. 412
— hom. Dudley, aft. 2nd lå.
and 1st E. of Harrowby q.v.,
B.C. 252; B.T. 268; Compt.
H. 293; P.C. 205; Paym. G.
244; Tr. N. 256; U.S. F. 229;
V.P.B.T. 269
— Hy., bp. Killoe. 634
— hon. Hy., bp. Glr. 439; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444
— hon. Hy., dm. Wells, 429
— Jno. (No. 1), abp. Trn. 611;
bp. Down and Cmr. 604; bp.
Killoe. 634
— Jno. (No. 2), bp. Killoe.
634; drl. St. Pat. 618
— Jno., dn. Lism. 629
— Ralph, K.B. 759
— sir Wrm., L.M. Lond, 491
— hon, Rd., H. Sec. 227;
J.A.G. 937; L.T. 158; P.C. 208
Rye, Pet., adm. (H) 844
Ryevalis, see Rivallis
Rygwallon, Pr. Wls. 16
Rykenman, Rog., M.M. 245
Ryle, Jno. Ch., b.p. Lpool. 480;
dn. Sal. 468
Ryley, see also Riley
— —, Chest. H. 331
— Wm., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Clar.
K.A. 328; Lanc. H. 333; Norr.
R.A. 329; R. Rge. P.A. 344
Fynwell, Wm., L.M. Lond.490
Rytherch, Pr. Wls. 17
Rythmarch, bp. St. Dav. 464
Fyves, Br., dm. Chich. 434;
dn. Winds. 474
— Geo. Flº., adm. (A) 820; (G)
1
84
— Jerome, dn. Killoe. 637;
(im. St. Pat. 618
— Sir Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 584; L.R.
Ir. 576; Rec. D'blin. 642; S.L.
II. 591
— sir Wm., A.G. Ir. 588;
J.K.B. Ir. 579
S.
S***, dm. Oss. 622
Sabert (St.), K.E. 2
Sabine, Ed. and Sir E., gem.
(D) 890; K.C.B. 783; Pres. R.
Soc. 940
— Fras., dm. Dich. 445
Jos., G. Gibr. 669; gem. (A)
857
Sabinianus, P. Ro. 33
Sabinus, see also Regillensis;
— A. C. C. R. (2), C. Ro. 38;
Dec. R.O. 38
C. C., C. Ro. 46
— T. S., C. Ro. 37
Sabloil, Rt. de, L.H.A. 170
Sacheverell (or Sackveyle),
Hy., K.B. 760
Wnn., G. I. Man, 666; L.
Admy. 176
Sackveyle, see Sacheverell
Sackville, see also Germaine
— Ed., aft. 4th E. Of Dorset,
q.v., K.B. 762
— lá. Geo., gen, (IB) 865
— lá. Geo., see ld. S., infra,
— Jord. de, J. It. 367
— Rd., Sir R., Ch. Ex. 154;
L.L. Suss. 312
— Th., K.IB. 763
Sackville, lds. and visc.
—ld. Geo., aft. li. Geo. Sack-
ville-Germaine and 1st visc.
Sackville, Pres. B.T. 266; C.
*-
Sec. 234 ; L.G.O. 259; L.
gºas. Ir. 560; P.C. 200; P.C.
01.
— Mortim., ld., G.C.M.G.
(1888) 796
Sackville-West, see West
Saldernmen, abp. St. DaV. 463
Sadington, Rt. de, C.B. Ex.
381; Ld. Chanc. 354
— (or Sodington), Th. de, J.
It. 368
Sadleir, Jno., L.T. 161
— Rd., gem. (D) 933
Sadler, Jno., M. Chy. 395
— sir Ralph, C.D.L. 242; S.
St. 223
sºurnven, abp. St. Dav.
463
Saenius, L., C. Ro. 47
Safvet, Pasha, G.C.S.I. 801
Sage, Arth., gem. (D) 912
— Jno., Sc. Byp. 545
| Wm., gen. (D) 893
| Saget, N., Pres. Hti, 105
Saham, Rd. de, B. Ex. Ir.
382; L. Treas. Ir. 558
— Wrm. de, J.K.B. 371
Sahlerus (comes Winton), B.
i
EX, 382
Sahuliie —, G. Tob, 723
| said, V. Eg.'98
| Sainsbury, Th., L.M. Lond.
Q
92
! saint, Ailm., K.B. 756
| “Saint.” For popes and
bishops bearing this
prefix, see under their
Christian names.
Where “St.” forms part
of the surname or
title, the names are
given below.
St. Albans, visc., E. and D. of
JBacom, JFamily.
— Fras., visc., form. Fras.
Bacon and ló. Verulam, q.v.
Jermyn Family.
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. Hy.
Jermyn, q.v., K.G. 740; L.C.H.
295; P.C. 190
IBeauclerk Family.
— Ch., 1st D. of, C.G.P. 299;
R.G. 741
— Ch., 2nd D. of, form. E. of
Burford, q.v., Const. W. Cast.
322; K.G. 741
— Geo., 3rd D. of, L.L. Berks.
306
St. Albans, visc., E. and D. of
convi.
— Wnn., A. A. De V., 10th D.
of, C.Y.G. 298; L.L. Notts.
311 ; P.C. 218
St. Amand, sir Alm., see 1d.
St. A., infra,
— Arn. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Rd., see la. St. A., infra,
St. Amand, lds.
— sir Alm., aft. 2nd lå, St. A.,
L.J. Ir. 551
— (or Scyntismond), Almaric,
3rd lá., K.B. 755
— Rd., 4th lä., K.B. 757
St. Augustine (abb. of), J. It,
365
St. Barbara, Wm. de, bp.
Dham. 478; dun. Yk. 486
St. Clair. See also Sinclair
hon. jas. gen. (A) 858
— Th. S., gen. (D) 882; K.H.
790
St. Clere, Guy, W.C.P. 318
St. Cyr, Off. Nap. 26
St. Cyres, Walt. S., visc.,
form. W. S. Northcote, q.v.,
aft. 2nd E. of Iddesleigh, q.v.
St. Pamuna, Rog. de, J. It.
36
— Wm. de, Const. T.L. 320;
Jy. 364
sºGeorge, Arth., din. Ross,
6
— Hy. and sir H. (No. 1), Bl.
M. P.A. 336; Gart. K.A. 327 ;
Norr. K.A. 329; P. Rge. P.A.
344; Richm. H. 333
— Hy. and sir H. (No. 2), Clar.
K.A. 328; Gart. K.A. 327;
Nolºr. IX.A. 329; Richm. H.
333
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (IP)
900; K.C.B. 780
— Rd., gen. (B) 865
— Rd. and Sir R., Berw. P.A.,
341; Clar. K.A. 328; Norr.
R.A. 329; Sec. St. Patr. 752;
Ulst. K.A. 572; Winds. H. 331
— sir Th., Gart. K.A. 327;
Norr. K.A. 329; Sonn. H. 332
— sir Th. Bl., gen. (C) 874;
K.C.B.I. 788
St. German, Jno. de, bp,
WOrc. 472
St. Germans, E. of
— Jno., 1st E. Of, form. Jno.
Eliot and 2nd lù. E., q.v.,
|U.S.F. 229
Wm., 2nd E. of, form. hon,
Wrm. Eliot, q.v.
Ed. Gr., 3rd E. of, form.
ld Eliot, q.v., G.C.B. 772;
L.L. Ir. 557; L.S.H. 290 ;
POStºm. G. 238
St. Helena, Jno. de, J. It.
36
67
St. Helens, All., 1st lél., form.
All. Fitzherbert, q.v., Amb,
Nds., &c. 122; Annb. Russ.
125; G.C.H. 786
St. Hippolite, Dav. M., baron
de, gem. (A) 857
sº Jacobo, Steph. de, Jy.
6
3
St. John, hon Flº, gen. (A)
860
— Fk. Bt., Amb. C. Am. 134;
Amb. Sva. 128; Amb. U.S.C.
134 ; Amb. Vza. 135
— Hy., see la. St. J., infra.
— hon. Hy., gen. (A) 859
— Jeffr., b.p. Ferns, 621
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1126
INDEX OF NAMES.
St. John—comt.
— Jno. bp. Ferns, 621
— Jno. de, J. It. 367; L.
Treas. Ir. 558
— Jno., K.B. 758
— Jno., S.L.R. 271
— Ol., A.G. 399; C.G.S. 356;
C.J.C.P. 375; L.T. 154; S.G.
401; S.L. 409
— Ol., see lö. St. J., infra,
— Sir Ol., aft. 1st visc. Gran-
dison, q.v., L.D. Ir. 554
T.9. Beauch. Cov., K.C.S.I.
Pawlet, K.B. 763
— Rt., gen. (D) 895
Rt. Wm., K.H. 790
—I&Owl., K.B. 762
— hom. and rev. St. Andr., dn.
WOrc. 474
— St. Andr., U.S.F. 229
— St. Andr., see la. St. J.,
imfra,
— Spens. and Sir S., Amb.
Bol. 135; Amb. Dom. Rep.
133; Amb. Hti. 133; Amb.
Mex. 133; Amb. Pu. 135;
K.C.M.G. 797
— Wrm., dum. Ferns, 623
— Wrm. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Wrm., seeld. St. J., infra,
St. John, lds.
— Walt. Lindesay, ld, Ld.
Sess. (1537) 518
St. John of Bletsho, lds.
— Ol., 4th lit., aft. 1st E. of
Bolingbroke, q.v., K.B. 762
l., ld, aft. 2nd E. Of
Bolingbroke, q.v., K.B. 762
— St. Andr., 13th Id., P.C. 208;
C.G.P. 300
St. John of Lydiard Tre-
goze, lds.
— Hy., aft. 1st là. and visc. St.
Johm, and 1st visc. Boling-
broke, q.v., P.C. 195; S. St.
224; Sec. at W. 233
St. John of Basing, lds.
Pawlet Family.
— Wnn., ld., aft. E. Of Wilt-
shire and M. of Winchester,
q.v., K.G. 738; L.C.H. 294;
L.H.T. 139; L.S.H. 290; Ld.
R. 355
St. Just, Luc. Let. de, G.
Queb. 694
St. Lawrence, Lawr. de, Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575
—— Nichg., aft. 1d. Howth, q.v.
— Rt. de, Ch. Ex. Ir. 561; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575
— (or Howth), Th., A.G. Ir.
588; J.K.B. Ir. 578
— hon. Th., bp. Cork and R.,
632; dri. Cork, 632
St. Leger, —, Bl. Sang. P.A.
342
— Anthy., gem. (C) 872
— Anthy. and Sir A., K.G.
738; L.D. Ir. 553; L.K. Ir.
576; M.R. Ir. 585
— Jeff., b.p. Oss. 620
— Jno., gem (C) 872
— St. Jno., B. EX. Ir. 584
— Th., b.p. Mith., 599
Th., K.B. 757
:}; Wm., b.p. Llin. 621
+– Wm., bp. Mth. 599
* 2 same pers.
— Wm., gem. (B) 866
St. Leonards, Ed. B., 1st là.,
form. Sir E. #. Sugden, q.v.,
Jud. Com. P.C. 360
St. Isoe, sir Wim., C.Y.G. 298
St. Isooe, Ed., adm. (A) 813
St. Martin, Lawr. de, bp.
Boch. 459.
— Ralph de, J. It, 366
— Rd. de, dm. St. Pat. 617
St. Omera, Wm. de, J.
368; J.K.B. 371; Jy. 365
sºfaul, Horace, Amb. Sw.
— Jno. de, abp.Dbln. and Gl.
615; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574; Ld.
IK. 354; M.R. 387
s: Quintin and St. Quin-
11
O
— Walt. de, J. It. 366
It.
*— Sir Wm., C. Cus. 274
× sir Wm., L.T. 156
*— sir Wm., W. Treas. Ir,
559
* Prob. all Sanne pºrº,
St. Severino, (dm. of), M
Chy. 394
sºyalerico, Jno. de, B. Ex.
St. Vigore, Th. de, J. It.
368
St. Vincent, Jno., 1stlél. and
E., form. Sir J. Jervis, q.v.,
Amb. Pgl. 124; G.C.B. 766 ;
L. Admy. 180; P.C. 206
Sairt, Airtri, bp. Cork, 630
Sais, An, dn. Bgr. 426
Saisjed, Mihrban, C.I.E. 808
Salanon, See also Salomon
— D. Bry. 27
— K. Hgy. 59
Salar Jung, see Hyderabad,
Ea.h. of, 802
Salavaria, Maria de, G. Trin.
721
Salaverry, F. S., Pres. Pu.
109
Salbiere, Comte de, G. Ch.
Isl. 667
Salcedo, Juan José, G. Trin.
21
Salceto, Rt. de, J. It. 368
Salcott, Jno., bp. Bgr. 426;
bp. Sal. 467
Sale, Rt. Hy., and sir R.,
G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 777
sºleman, Jno., bp. Norw.
454
Salern, Walt. de, abp. Trn.
611; dim. St. P. 452
Salgar, E., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Salimator, C. L., C. Ro. 44
— M. L. (2), C. Ro. 43; Dt.
Ro. 43
Salinguerra I. and II., M.
Fa. 52
Salinis, Steph. de, K.B. 754
— Wm. de, dm. St. Patr. 617
Salis, Rod. de, gem. (ID) 903
saiisbury, See also Salus-
bury
— Fulke., dm. St. As. 463
— Jno., bp. S. and M. 483;
bp. suff. Thetf. 455; dn. Norw.
455
Salisbury, E. and M. of; see
also Warwick t
Longespée Family; see also
Longespée.
— Wrm., E. Of (d. 1250), L.H.
A. 170; W.C.P.317
Montacute IFamily.
— Wm., 1st E. of, L.M. 325
— Wnn., 2nd E. of, form. W.
Montacute and Sir W., q.v.,
L.H.A. 172; K.G. 733; L.H.A.
172; L.M. 325
Salisbury, E. and M. of comt.
— Jno., 3rd E. of, E.M. 326;
I.G. 734
— Th., 4th E. of, K.G. 735
Nevill Family.
— Rd., 1st E. of, K.G. 735; Ld.
Chanc. 355
Cecil Family.
— Rt., 1st E. of, form, ld.
Cecil and visc, Cranborne,
q.v., K.G. 739; L.H.T. 154 ;
L.L. Herts. 308
— Wm., 2nd E. of, form. Wm.
Cecil, q.v., C.G.P. 299; C.G.S.
356; K.G. 739; L.L. Dors.
307; L.L. Herts, 308
— Jas., 3rd E. of, K.G. 740 ;
P.C. 19.1
.C. 19
— Jas., 5th E. of, L.L. Herts.
309
— Jas., 7th E., aft. 1st M. of,
form. visc. Cranborne, q.v.,
R.G. 742; L.C.H. 295; P.C.
203; Postm. G. 238
— Jas. Br. W., 2nd M. of,
form. Visc. Cranborne, q.v.,
B.C. 253; Jud. Com. P.C. 361;
R.G. 744; L.L. Mdz. 310 ;
#0. 188; L.P.S. 241; P.C.
— Rt. A. T., 3rd M. of, form.
ld. R. Cecil and visc. Cran-
borne, q.v., Amb. Gmy. and
Pr. 116; Amb. TRy. I30; F.
Sec. 229; K.G. 745; L.T. 162;
Prem. 151; Sec. Ind. 236
- Geo. Car., Mss. of, Cr. Ind.
Salkeld, Lane, dn. Carl. 476
m., S. L. 411
Sall, Wm., K.H. 792
Salles, Genl. de, G.C.B. 769
Salley (or Sawley), Miles, bp.
Llff. 449 -
Salmeron, Pres. Sp. 87
Salmon, C. S., G. Nev. 730
— Geo., gen. (B) 869
— Jno., bp. Norw. 454; Ld.
Chanc. 354
- Now, adm. (E) 836; K.C.B.
— Th., bp. Ferns and L. 622
— Wm. Br., gen. (D) 916
Salnave, S., Pres. Hii. 105
Salomon, See also Salamon
— Count Dem., G.C.M.G., 795
Salomons, Dav. and Sir D.,
L.M. Lond. 492
Salt, Th., Sec. L.G.B. 256
Saltenstall, sir Rd., L.M.
Lond. 491
Salter, Ed., M. Chy. 395
— Greg. de, dn. Kild. 619
— Hy. Tish., gen. (ID) 887
— Jas. Fall., gen. (D) 878
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wm. Talf., Q.C. 419
Saltoun, Alex. Geo., 16th lä.,
gen. (B) 870; $º
R.C.B. 777; K.T. 748
Saltu, Hugh de, bp. Ferns, 621
Salusbury, see also Salis-
bury
— FK. Oct., gem. (D) 910
— Th., Adm. Adv. 423; J.
Adm. Ct. 423
Salveine, Rog., K.B. 756
Salveyn, Ger., J. It. 369
Salvin, Anthy., gem. (B) 869
Salwey, Rd., L.T. 154
sºbach, sir Wnn., S.G. Ir.
*mº
For List of Abbreviatºoms, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1127
Samford, Th. de, Jy. 364
sºpson (St.), abp. St. Daw.
— bp. Brn. 530
— bp. Worc. 472
... Rd., bp. Chich. 433; bp.
Lich. and Cov. 444; dm. Lich.
445; dn. St. P. 453; du. Winds.
474; Regr. Gart. 746
— Rt., adm. (A) 813
Th., dn. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457
— Th., K.B. 759
Sams, Wm., J. Adm. Ct. 423
Samson, see Sampson
Samuels, Saul, K.C.M.G. 798
Sancho (Ramirez), K. Arr. 86
— I. and II., K. Pgl. 88
— I. to VII., K. Nav. 85-6-7
— II. to IV., K. Cle. 85-6
Sancroft, Wm., abp. Cant.
431; din. St. P. 453; dri. Yk.
487; P.C. 191-2
Sancta, Fide Alan de, Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 574
Sandale, Jno. de, bp. Winch.
470; Ch. Ex. 152; dr. St. P.
;: L.H.T. 152; Ló. Chanc.
sandbach, Sir Wm., S.L. Ir,
59
sºleman, Rt. Gr., K.C.S.I.
03
*
Sanders, see also Saunders
— Arth., C. Cus. 277
— Arth., gem. (ID) 897
— Jno. Fk., gen. (ID) 928
— Matth., bp. Llin. 622
— Th., adm. (IH)847
Sanderson, See also Saunder-
SOIl
— sir Jas., L.M. Lond, 492
— P., Amb. Rºma. 128
— Rt., bp. Linc. 447
— sir Th. Hy., K.C.M.G., 799
Sandes, Geo., K.B. 763
C., bp. Cash., E.
L. 627; b.p. Killo.e.,
K., Cl, and K. 636
Sandford, Ch. Wald., b.p.
Gibr. 670
— Danl., or Dav., b.p. Edinb.
542
— Daml. Fox, bp. Tasm. 708
— Ed., gem. (B) 865
— Fras., Lanc. H. 333; R. Dr.
P.A. 338
— Sir Fras. Rd., K.C.B. 783;
P.C. 220; U.S.C. 236
— Geo., dm. Ard. 609
— Hy. de, bp. Roch. 459
— Sir Herb. Br., K.C.M.G.
799
— Nichs. de, dm. Ferns, 623
— Rt., gen. (C) 872
Sandham, Geo., gen. (D) 904
— Hy., gem. (D) 895
— Rt., gen. (D) 934
Sandhurst, lds.
— Wm. Rt., 1st lá., form. Sir
W. R. Mansfield, q.v.
— Wm., 2nd lá., U.S. War,
232
Sandilands, Phil., gen. (D)
893
Sandom, Wm., adm. (D) 830
Sandon, Vist.
ºr dudi., visc., aft. 2nd E. of
Harrowby, q.v., Sec. B.C. 254
— Dudl. Fras. St., visc., aft.
3rd E. of Harrowby, q.v.,
P.C. 219; Pres. B.T. 269 ;
V.P. Ed. 255
Sandwich, Hy. de, bp. Lond.
15. W.G. p.317
— Ralph de, Const. T.L. 320 ;
J.K.B. 371; L.M. Lond. 489;
W.C.P. 318
— Sim. de, W.C.P. 317
— Sim. de and Sir S., W.C.P.
3.18
Sandwich, E. of
— Ed., 1st E. of, form. Ed.
and 1d. Montagu, q.v., adm.
§ 813; B.T. 263; M.G.W.
— Jno., 4th E. of, Amb. Spm.
123; gen. (A) 858; Ld. Admy.
178; P.C. 199; Postm. G.
238; S. St. 224-5; V. Treas.
Ir. 560
— Jno., 5th E. of, form. Visc.
Hºchinbroke. q.v., Postm. G.
— Jno. Wm., 7th E. of,
C.G.A. 300; L.L. Hunts, 309;
M.B.H. 303; P.C. 215
Sandwith, Jno. Pitc., gem.
(D) 916
— Wm., gen. (D) 878
— Wm. Fk., gen. (ID) 934
Sandys, Ed., see 1d. S., infra,
— Edwyn, abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Lond. 451; bp. Worc. 473
— Fk. Herv., gen. (D) 891
— Geo., gen. (D) 887
— Saml., see la. S., infra,
— Wm., see lil. S., infra,
Sandys of the Vine, lds.
— sir Winn., aft. 1st 1d. S., K.G.
737 ; L.C.H. 294
Sandys of Ombersley, lds.
Samdys Family.
— Saml., aft. 1st là. S., Ch. |
Ex. 165; Coff. H. 293; L.T.
157; P.C. 198; Pres. B.T.
265; Tr. Ch. 294
— hon. Edwin, aft. 2nd lå. S.,
L. Admy. 178
Hill Family.
– Arth. M. Wm., 2nd lå., gen.
(D) 882
San Giovanni, Giorg., &c.,
Bar. de, K.C.M.G. 798
Samkey, Ed., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Hy. Gore, L.M. D'bln. 641
— Nichs. G.I. Man. 666; gem.
(IB) 864
— Rd. Hier., gen. (ID) 926
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 906
San Martin, Pres. Pu. 109
— J. M., Pres. S. Salv. 106
San ope, see Snape
San Ramon, Th., Pres. Pu.
Benet.
109
Sanset un, de,
Roch. 459 ; Jy. 364
Santa Anna, A. L. de, Pres.
and Dt. Mex. 103
*Santa Cruz, Pres. Bol. 109
+: And, Pres. Pu. 109 ,
* 2 same pers.
Santa, Maria, D., Pres. Chi.
111
bp.
Santana, P., Pres. Dom. Bep.
105
Santhey, Jno., B. Ex, Ir. 584;
C.J.IX.P. Ir. 578
Santos, M., Pres. Ugy. 111
Santry, Ja.s., 1st là., form. Sir
J. Barry, q.v
Sapiens, L. L., C. Ro. 44
Saracenus, Jno., dn. Wells,
428
Sardar,Bahadoor, R. M. J. P.,
C.I.E. 807
Sardenne, Wm. de, M. Chy.
393
sºl, Hy. Andr., G. Gsey.
Sargeaunt, Wm. Ch. and Sir
W., G. St. Vin. 725; K.C.M.G.
798
Sargent, sir Ch., C.J. Bbay.
660
Hy., gen. (D) 887
Jno., Clk. O. 260
Jno., Sec. Tr. 163
* Prob. same pers.
— Jno. Nept., gen. (D) 909
sigood, Aug., P.P. 419 ; S.L.
1
:};
‘.
Sarmiento, D. F., Pres. Arg.
110; Pres. Ugy. 111
Sarnsfield, sir Nichs., K.G.
734
Sarsfield, sir Domnk., aft.
1st visc. Kilmallock, C.J.C.P.
Ir. 580; J.K.B. Ir. 579
Sartorius, Sir Geo. Rose,
adm. (B) 821; adm. (C) 822;
adm. (D) 828; G.C.B. 771;
E.C.B. 779
Satow, Erm. M., Amb. Si. 131
sºrael or Satrahel, K. Sc.
1.
Saunarez and Sausmarez
— Geo. de, gen. (D) 906
— Jas. de, see lá. S., infra,
— Ph., adm. (HI) 852
— Rd., adm. (IHI) 846
— Th., adm. (IHI) 851
— Sir Th., gen. (A) 862
Saumarez, 1ds.
— sir Jas. de, aft. 1st là. S.
adm. (A) 817; G.C.B. 767
F.E. 766
Saunders, see also Sanders
— Aug. P., dm. Pboro. 459
— Ch., C.C.J. 404
— Ch. and Sir C., adm. (A)
814; Compt. N. 257; K.B.
765; L. Admy. 179; P.C. 202
— Edm. and sir E., C.J.K.B.
370; S.L. 410
— sir Edw., C.B. Ex. 381;
C.J.Q.B. 370; J.C.P. 378; S.L.
408
— Edw. Augs., gen. (ID) 913
| — Edw. Wnn., gen. (ID) 934
— Sir Geo., adm. (A) 813
— Herb. Cliff., Q.C. 419
— Jno. Str., gen. (A) 862
— Morl., S.L. Ir, 591
— Rt., S.L. Ir. 591
Saunderson, see also San-
derson
— hon. Th., aft. 3rd E. of
Scarborough, q.v., K.B.-764
Saunford, ... de, abp.
Dbln. and Gl. 615
— Jno. de, abp. Dbln. and Gl.
615; dm. St. Pat. 617; J. It.
368 ; L.J. Ir. 550
Saurin, Ed., adm. (H) 845;
C. Cus. 277; C. St. 284; C. St.
and Tx. 285; C. TX. 288
— Jas., bp. Drom. 605; du.
Cork, 632; dr. Dry. 602
— Lewis, dm. Ard. 609
— Wm., A.G. Ir. 588
Sausmarez, see Saumarez
Sausse, sir Matth. Rd., C.J.
Bbay. 660
Sauvage, See also Savage
— Geoffr. le, Jy. 364
— Jas, le, J. It, 367
→ºog. le, Const. W. Cast.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1128
INDEX OF NAMES.
Savage, see also Sauvage
— Sir Arn., Sp. H.C. 248
— Hy., adm. (A) 817
— Hy. Jno., gem. (ID) 893
— Jno. and sir J., K.B. 757;
K.G. 737
— Sir Jno. Bosc., gen, (C) 875;
R.C.B. 777; K.C.H. 788
— Ph., Ch. Ex. Ir, 562
— Th., abp. Yk. 486;
Lond. 451; bp. Roch. 460
Savaricus, bp. P. and W. 427
Savary, Off. Nap. 26
Savell, Hy., K.B. 760
Savensby (or Stavensby),
*. de, bp. Tich, and Cov.
Saverrio, P. S., C. Ro. 41-2
Savile and Saville
*— Hy., L. Admy. 175-6
*— Hy., V.C.H. 296
* 2 same pers.
— Jno., aft. 1st là. Polling-
tion and 1st E. Of Mexboro’,
q.v., K.B. 765
— Jno., see lá. S., infra,
— Jno. and Sir J., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 408
bp.
— Sir Jno., form. Lumley,
q.v., P.C. 220
Savile, lds, and visc.
— Sir Jno., aft. 1st là. S. and
E. of Sussex, q.v., Compt. H.
292
— Th., 2nd lå., aft. 1st visc.,
Tr. H. 291
Savory, Wm. Scov.,
Coll. Surg. 939
Savoy, Bern. de, Const. W.
Cast. 322
*— Pet. of, bp. Worc. 472; dim.
Sal, 468
sºbridge, Jno., bp. Winch.
7
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th., dun. Ferns, 623
Sawley, see Salley
Sawyer, Ch., gem. (D) 909
— Edm., M. Chy. 396
— sir Rt., A.G. 399; Sp. H.C.
49
— W. C., bp. Graft. and Arm.
704
— Herb., adm. (A) 815
— Herb. and sir H., adm. (A)
818; IK.C.B. 773
Saxby (or Saxelby), Ed., B.
Ex. 384
Saxe – Coburg, Pr. of, see
Albert
Pres.
Saxe-Meiningen, Bern. FR.
&c., Pr. of, G.C.B. 773
Saxe-Weimar, Bern., D. of,
G.C.B. 768
— Pr. Wm. A. E. Of, Comm.
F. Ir, 564; G.C.B. 771; gem.
(D) 903; K.C.B. 781
Saxelby, see Saxby
Saxey, Wm., J.K.B. Ir. 579
Saxred, IN.E. 2
Saxton, sir Ch., U.S. Ir. 563
— Geo. Harp., gen. (ID) 914
Saxulf (or Sexulf) (St.), bp.
Lich. 443
Say and Saye
— Galfr. de, L.H.A. 171
— Sir Geoff., L.H.A. 171
— Jno. and sir J., C.D.L. 242;
K.B. 757
— Jno., Sp. H.C. 248-9
— Wnn., dn. St. P. 453
— Wrm., I.C.B. 758
— Wnn. de, W.C.P. 317
Say and Sele, lds, and visc.
— Jas., 1st lá., form. Ja.s. de
Fienes, Const. T.L. 320 ;
L.H.T. 153; W.C.P. 318
— Wm., 1st visc., L. Admy.
175; L.P.S. 240; P.C. 190
— Th., 10th lä., gen. (C) 872
Sayer, Exton, Adm. Adv. 423;
S.L.R. 271
— Geo., adm. (A) 820
— Jas., adm. (A) 815
— Jas. Rt. St., gem. (D) 909
— Jos., S.L. 412
Sayle, Capt. W., G. Brmda. 701
Scaccario, Matth. de, A.G.
398
Scaeva, D. J. B., C. Ro. 41
P. M., C. Ro. 44
Scaevola, Q. M., C. Ro. 44-5
Scales, Th., ld, K.G. (1425)
73
5
Scales and Nucells, Anthy.,
ld., aft. 2nd E. Rivers, q.v.,
R.G. (1466) 736
Scaly, Jno., K.C.M.G. 797
Scambler (or Scrambler),
Edm., bp. Norw. 455; bp.
PbOro. 458
Scammell, Walt., b.p. Sal.
466; dri. Sal. 468
sºlºs (or Scannail), bp.
scamien, Th. Ch., K.C.M.G.
798
Scannail, see Scandalus
$carborough, see Scarde-
burgh and Scorburgh
Scarborough, E. of
— Rd., 1st E. of, form. Bd.,
ld., and visc. Lumley, q.v.,
C.D.L. 242; gen. (IB) 864;
L.L. Dham. 308; W. Treas.
Ir, 559
— Rd., 2nd E. of, gen. (B)
864; K.G. 741; M.H. 302; P.C.
197; gem. (B) 864
IRd., 4th E. of, Coff. H. 294;
Dep. E.M. 327; P.C. 201; V.
Treas. Ir. 560
— Jno., 8th E. Of, L.L. Notts.
311
Scardeburgh, see also Scar-
borough
Rt. de, dm. Yk. 486
— Rt. de, K.B. 755; J.C.P.
377; J.K.B. 371
— (or Scarborough), Rog. de,
J. It, 367
Scardeville, Hy., dn. Cloy.
3
Scargill, Jas., gem. (D) 900
Scarle, Jno. de, Ld. Chamc.
354-5; M.R. 387
Sir Th., C.D.L. 242
Scarlett, Ja.s. and sir J., aft.
1st lél. Abinger, q.v., A.G. 400;
C.B. Ex. 312; Jud. Com. P.C.
; R.C. 415; P.C. 213; S.L.
13
— Sir Jas. Yorke, G.C.B. 770;
gen. (D) 889; K.C.B. 777
— hon. Pet. C., Amb. BZl.
135; Amb. Gr. 129; Amb.
Mex. 133; Amb. Tusc. 115
Scarsdale, Robt., 3rd E. of,
C.G.P. 299
Scaurus, M.A., C. Ro. 45
— M. AE., C. Ro. 45
Scawen, Rt., C. Exc. 278
Sch—, see also Sh–
Schaedde, see Schoedde
Schalch, Jno. Augs., gen. (B)
868
Schanck, Jno., adm. (A) 817
Schaw, see Shaw
Schenk, K., Pres. Sw, C. 31
Scherer, J. J., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Schives, Jno., Ld. Clk. Reg.
525
— Wm., abp. St. Andr. 529
Schneider, Flº., gen. (D) 926
— Jno. Wm., gen. (ID) 917
Schoedde, sir Jas. Holmes,
gen. (D) 884; K.C.B., 777
sºley, Geo., L.M. Lond.
49
Schomberg, Alexr. Wilm.,
adm. (A) 820
— Ch. Flº., adm. (IH) 849
— Sir Ch. MI, G. Dnca. 730;
R.C.H. 788
— Geo. Augs., gem. (ID) 903
— Herb., adm. (H) 848
— Jos. T., Q.C. 418
Schomberg, D. of
— Fk., 1st D. of, gen. (A) 857;
K.G. 741; M.G.O. 258; P.C.
193
— Ch., 2nd D. of, gem. (A)
857
— Meinhardt, 3rd D. of, also
D. of Leinster, q.v., C. Ch.
855; gen. (A) 857; K.G. 741;
P.C. 194
schooibred, Wm., Mod. K.
SC. 547
Schreiber, Brym. Fras., gen.
(D) 928
Schreibershofer, Maxn.,
R.C.B. 777
Schrender, Jan, G. Ceyl. 672
Schuler, FK., gen. (D) 887
Schultz, Jonn. Chrn., G.
MtOba, 696
Schute, see Shute
sºlutte, Otto, bar., gem. (C)
7
Schutz, Jno., L.W.S. 323
Schwartzenburg, Pr., G.C.B.
767
Scipio, See also Africanus,
Asiaticus, Barbatus, Caepio,
Calvus, and Nasica,
L. C., C. Ro. 40-1-2
— P. C., C. Ro. 43-4
— Q. C. M. P., C. Ro. 46
Scoble, Andr. Rd., Q.C. 419
Scorburgh or Scores-
burgh, Rt. de, B. Ex. 383;
J. It. (?); K.B. 755
Scory, Jno., bp. Chich. 433;
bp. Her. 441; bp. Roch. 460
Scot, see Scott
Scotlaou, Wm. de, J. It. 369
Scotland, Colley Harm. and
Sir C., C.J. Mdra.S. 658
Scotre, Rog. de, B. Ex. 383;
C.B. Ex. 381 ; S.L. 406
Scott and Scot
— Alexr., Ld. Clk. Beg, 525
— Benj., Chambn. Lond. 493
— Buch., C.I.E. 808
— Ch., gem. (ID) 910
— Ch. Perry, bp. N. Ch. 676
— Ch, Rochf., G. Gsey. 669;
gen. (D) 899
— lá, Ch. Th. Mont. Dougl.,
adm. (E) 837
— Cuthb., bp. Chest. 476
— Dav., adm. (IHI) 845
*— Dav., Chn. E.I. Co. 644-5
sk sir Dav., K.H. 789
* 2 same pers.
— Dougl., gen. (D) 921
— Dunc. G. gem. (D) 886
— Ed., gen. (C) 873
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1129
Scott and Scot—cont.
— Ed., K.B. 763
— Ed. Hint., adm. (G) 842
— Ed. Wm. Sm. gen. (D) 898
— Edwin Ludd., gen. (D) 914
— Fras., adm. (E) 835
— Fras. H., gen. (D) 916
— Geo., adm. (HI) 847
— Geo., gen. (A) 859
— Geo. and sir G., adm. (A)
820; K.C.B. 776
— Geo. Lewis, C. Exc. 280-1
— Hy. Alexr., gen. (D) 886
— Hy. Y. Darr., gen. (D) 910
— Hopt. Stratf., K.C.B. 776
— Ja.s., gen. (B) 864
— Jas., gen. (D) 894
— Jas., Ld. Sess. 518
— Ja.s. and sir J., adm. (ID)
830; (E)834; K.C.B. 779
— Jno., aft. li. Earlsfort and
Visc. and E. of Clonmel, q.v.,
A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.K.B. Ir, 578;
S.G. Ir, 589; S.L. Ir. 592
— Jno., B. Ex. 383; C.B. Ex.
381
— Jno., b.p. Dkld. 533
— Jno., b.p. St. Andr. 528
— Jno., dm. Lism. 629
— Jno., dm. Yk. 487
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Jno. and sir J., aft. 1st lá.
and E. of Eldon, q.v., A.G.
400; B.T. 268; C.J.C.P. 376 :
K.C. 415; P.C. 206; S.G. 402;
S.L. 412
Jno. and sir J., G. Br. Gu.
715; G. Labn. 675; G. Nat.
680; K.C.M.G. 797
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (D)
885; K.C.B. 779
— Sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 517, 519
— Sir Jno., W.C.P. 318
— Jno. Guill., gen. (D) 913
— Matth., b.p. Abdn. 530; bp.
Dkld. 533; Lól. Chanc. Sc.
5
Matth. Hy., adm. (A) 818
— Patr. Geo., gen. (ID) 925
— Rt., dum. Roch. 461
— Rt., K.C.B. 776
— Rt. Anth. Ed. adm. (HI)
852
— Th., abp. York, &c.; see
Botherann
— Th., gem. (A) 861
— Th. (l’itgorn), L.J. Clk. 516
— Th. (Abbotshall), Ld. Sess.
518
— Th., T.M. Lond, 490
Walt., gen, (D) 896
— Wm., B. Ex. Ir. 584; C. Acc.
Ir. 567; J.K.B. Ir, 579 ; S.L.
Ir. 592 -
— Wrm., gem. (A) 861
— Wrm. and sir W., aft, ld.
Stowell, q.v., Adm. Adv. 423;
IB.T. 268; Ch. Lond. 422; J.
Adm. Ct. 423; P.C. 206; Vic,
Gen. 422
— Wrm. and Sir W., C.J.K.B.
369; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371;
.L. 406
:k Wm., IK.B. 758
*— Sir Winn., W.C.P. 319
* Prob. same pers.
Wnn. (Balwerie), Ld. Sess.
5
Sir Wrm. (Clerkintoun), Ld.
Sess. 519
— Wm. Carm., C.C.J. 404
— Wm. Hy, gen, (D) 882
— Wnn. Is., admm. (H. X45
Scougal, Jas., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Patr., b.p. Abdn. 530
Scourfield, see Phillipps-
Scourfield
sººyen, Bdmd. Jno., gen. (D)
924
— Geo. and sir G., G.C.B. 770;
gen. (A) 863; K.C.B. 775
Scrambler, see Scambler
Scratchley, Pet. Hy., gen. (D)
1 Oct. 1882 (see Errata);
IK.C.M.G. 798
sºven, Jno., P.P. 416; S.L.
13
Scrogie, Wm., b.p. Arg, 538
$croggs, Wm. and sir W.,
C.J.K.B. 370; J.C.P. 379; K.C.
414–5; S.L. 410
Scroop, Scroope,
Scrope
— Adr., K.B. 763
and
A.G.
* Lºſ & º ºs º a kº º J.C.P.
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 406
— Hy. le, C.B. Ex.
C.J.I.B. 369; J.C.P. 377
— Hy., see lá. S., infra,
— (of Castlecombe),
R.B. 759
Jno., C.G.S. 357
*— Rd., abp. Yk. 485;
Lich. and Cov. 444 .
sk Rd. de, dm. Chich. 434
* Poss. same pers.
— Rd., bp. Carl. 475
— sir Steph. le, L.D. Ir. 552
— Th., b.p. Drom. 604
— sir Th. le, L.D. Ir. 551
Wm., see la. S., infra,
Scrope of Bolton, lds.
— Rd., 1st là., L.H.T. 153;
L.K. 354
— Rd., 3rd ld., L.H.T. 153
— Jno., 5th la., K.G. 736
— Hy., 7th lä., R.B. 759
— Hy., aft. 9th 1d. Scr., K.B.
760; K.G. 739
— Th., 10th lá., K.G. 739
Scrope of Masham, lds.
— Hy., 3rd ld., K.G. 735;
L.H.T. 153
— Jno., 4th lél., L.H.T. 153
— Sir Winn., aft. lil. Scr. and
1st E. of Wiltshire, q.v., K.G.
734; K. Man. 665; L.H.T. 153
Scudamore, Arth., gem. (D)
906
— F. I., Sec. P.O. 239
— Sir Jhuo., K.B. 763
Scurlock, iºs Ol'
Scurloke, Burnaby, A.G. Ir,
SS
5
— Th., D. Chanc. Ir. 574
Scyntismond, Alm., see St.
Amand
Sea,chnasach, K. [r. 21
Seadhna (2), K. Ir. 20
Seafield, visc. and E. of, see
also E. Of Findlater
— Jas., 1st visc., aft. 1st E.
of S., and 4th E. of Findlater,
q.v., form, lil. Deskford, q.v.,
L.H.C.IX. Sc. 546 ; L.H.T. Sc.
498; Ld. Chanc, Sc. 515; P.C.
195; Sec. St. Sc. 502; P.C. 195
Fras. Wrm., 6th E. of, form.
hon. F. W. Grant, q.v.
-Hºno Ch., 7th E. of, K.T.
7
9
Seaford, Ch. Aug., 2nd lói.,
form. la. Howard de Walden,
q.v., U.S.F, 229
398;
377;
381;
Jno.,
bp.
}
Seaforth, lds. and E. of
Scotch, Peerage.
— Geo., 2nd E. of, Sec. St.
Sc. 502
— Kenn., 3rd E. of, K.T. 747
Fºnglish Peerage.
Fr. Humb., 1st là., form.
F. H. Mackenzie, q.v., G.
Bdoes. 720; gen. (B) 866
Seager, Ed., gen. (T)) 909
Seagram, Hy. Frowd, G.
Gamb. 686
Seagrave, see Segrave
Sealy, Benj. Wm. Dowd., gen.
(D) 877
— Geo. Pr., gen. (D) 905
sºmer, Sir Th., L.M. Lond.
49
Searle, see also Serle
— Daiml., G. Bdoes. 719
— Juno. C., adm. (A) 819
— Th., adm. (ID) 827
Seaton, see (tlso Seton
— Sir Hy., K.C.H. 788
—— Th., IX.C.B. 778
Seaton, lds.
— Jno., 1st là., form. Sir J.
Colborne, q.v., Comm. F. Ir.
564; Comm. Io. Isl. 129; F.M.
; G.C.M.G. 794; gem. (A)
Sö
m. (D) 905
. 8S
— Ja.s., 2nd ló., ge
Sebastian, K. Pgl
— Off. Nap.26
Sebba, K.E. 2
Sebbi, K.E. 2
Sebert (St.), K.E. 2
Sebright, Ch., K.C.M.G. 796
— Sir Jno., gen. (A) 858
Seccombe, Jno., adm. (H)
851
— Th. Lawr., IX, C.S.I. 803
Secker, Th., abp. Cant. 431
bp. Brl. 439; bp. Oxf. 456
dn. St. P. 453 ; P.C. 200
Sectalbrait, bp. Emly, 625
seguer, Alexr. le, B.
38
Seddon, Daml., gen. (B) 868
Sedgrave, see Segrave
Sedgwick, Ed., U.S.S. 226
*— Jas., C. Exc, Sc. 505
Sk Jas., C. St. 284
* Prob. same pers.
Sedna (St.), bp. Saig, 620
Sedulius (St.), bp. Dhln. 615
— (or Siedhul), bp. Rild. 616
Seel, Hy. How. Mol., Bl. M.
P.A. 337; Richm. H. 334
Seele, Th., dn. St. Pat. 618
Seffride (or Seffridus) (2), bp.
Chich. 432; dh. Chich. 433;
J. It. 365
Sefton, E. of
— Ch. Wm., 3rd E. of, L.L.
Lanc. 309
Wrm. Ph., 4th E. of, Amb,
Pgl. 125; K.G. 745; L.L. Lanc.
309
Segar, Rt., C.C.J. 404
— Th., Bl. M. P.A., 336
— Wnn, and Sir W., Gart.
K.A. 327; Norr. K.A. 329;
Ptc., P.A. 337; Som. H. 332
Segda, Ph., dn. Cloy. 632
Segene, bb, Arnn. 595
Segrave, Seagrave, Sed-
grave, and Sydgrave
— Gill), de, bp. Lond, 451
— Gilb. de, Jy. 364
— Hugh de, L.R. 354
Nichs., see 16. S., infra
Patr., b. Ex. Ir, 584
Ex.
I'Or List of Abbº'eviations, see pp. 944-952.
72
1130
INDEX OF NAMIES.
Segrave, Seagrave, Sedgrave,
and Sydgrave—comt.
Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 583
*—— Rd., B. Ex. Ir. 584
** Rd., C.B. Ex, Ir, 582
Rd., Ld. Chanc. Ir. 575
* Prob. Some same pers,
Comp. dates.
— Steph., abp. Arm. 595 ; dm.
Lich. 445
— Steph. de, Ch. Jr. 363;
Comst. T.L. 320; Jy, 364;
W.C.P. 317
— Walt. de, dn, Chich, 434
Segrave, lds.
Segrave IFamily.
-
— Nichs., ld, (d. 1380), L.M.
325
:
×
×
IBerkeley Family.
— Wm. FitzH., ld, aft. 1st
E. Of Fitz Hardinge, q.v., L.L.
Glouc. 308
Seinges, Rd. de, J. It. 366;
Jy. 364
sºon, Geo., S.L. 408
signsore, Sult, of, I.C.M.G.
8
Selbaic, see O'Selbaic
Selborne, Round., 1st là, and
1st E., form, sir R. Palmer,
q.v., Jud. Com. P.C. 361; Ld.
Chanc, 358
Selby, see also Seleby
— Geo., gen. (D) 916
— Hy., S.L. 410
— Ja.s., Rec. Lond. (elect.)
494; S.L. 411
-— Ralph de, B. Ex. 383
Selden, J., L. Admy. 175
Seleby, see also Selby
— Wm. de, A.G. 398
Selfe, Wm. Lyon, C.C.J. 405
Selim I, to III., S. Try. 97-8
Selkirk, E. of
— Wrm, 1st E. of, aft. D. of
Hamilton, q.v.
-— Ch., 2nd E. of, L.H.T. Sc.
498; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525; P.C.
198; Sec, St. Sc. 502
— Th., 5th E, of, L.L. Kirkc.
510
— Dumb. Ja.s., 6th E. of, L.K.
Sc. 503; L.L. Kirkc. 510
Sellar, Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
Sellon, JBaker Jno., S.L. 412
Selred, IX.E. 2
Selwin and Selwyn
— Ch. Jasp. and sir C., Jud,
Com. JP.C. 361 ; L.J. App.
;: P.C. 217; Q.C. 417; S.G.
0
— Flk. Tueop. Augs., adm. (KI)
851
— Geo. Augs., b.p. Auckl.
N.Z. 709; bp. Lich. 444; Prel.
M.G. 799
— G. Aug., S.L.lt. 271
— Jasp. Hy., admm. (H) 851
— Jno. Bich., b.p. Melan. 711
— Wrm., G. Jam, 712; gem.
(C) 871
— Wnn., K.C. 415
— Wm., K.C. 416
Selwin-Ibbetson, see Ibbet-
SO]]
Sempringham, IRalph
du. Lich. 445
*Senach, bp. Arm. 595
*— bp. Cld. 598
* * same pers.
Senchai, bp. Enmly, 625
Sendall, Walt. Jos., G. WW d.
Isl, 719
de,
Seneschallus, Walt., Ld.
Chanc. Sc. 514
Senhouse, sir Humph. Fl.
E.C.H. 788
- Ră. bp. Carl. 475; dn. Glr.
440
Senior, Hy., G. Antig. 728
— Nass. Wm., M. Chy, 397
Seppings, sir Rt., Sr.N. 257
Seramudi, &c., G.C.S.I. 801
sºapio, P. C. S. N., C. Ro.
Serbrethae, bp. Emly, 625
sºnnela, Rowl., b.p. Brl.
Serge, Alexr., Gr. D. of Russ.,
& 53. Fº
Sergius, I. to IV., P. Ro. 33-4
— L. (2), C. Ro. 39
Serle, see also Searle
Rt., L.M. Lond. 488
Serlo, dm. Exr. 437
— dun. Sal. 468
Serrano, Pres. Sp. 86
Serranus, A. A., C. R.O. 44
— C. A., C. R.O. 45
— S. A., C. Ro. 44
Serred, K.E. 2
Serrurier, Off. Nap. 26
Servante, Hy., gen. (D) 898
servilianus, Q. F. M., C. Ro.
44
Servilius, C., C. Ro. 43; Dt.
RO. 43
Servius, Tullius, K. Ro. 36
Sesse, Rt., dm. Cloy. 633
Seton, See also Seaton
— Alexr. (Kilcreuch),
Sess. 519
— Alexr. (Prior of Pluscar-
dim), Ld. Sess. 517
— sir Alexr. (Pitmedden), Ld.
Sess. 519
— sir Alexr., ld. Urquhart,
aft, 1st E. of Dunfermline,
q.v., L.P. Ct. Sess. (1593) 516
— Dav., Compt. Sc. 498
— Jas., G. St. Vin. 725
— IRog., see Seyton
— Sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 517
— (or Setone), Th. de and Sir
., C.J.I.B. 369; J.C.P. 377;
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 406
Seton, lds.
Geo., ld., Ld. Sess. (1542)
517
Sevenoak, Wm., L.M. Lond.
489
Ld.
Sever, Seveyer, or Sive-
yer, Wm., b.p. Carl. 475; bp.
Dham. 478
Severius. P. R.O. 33
Severn, j'no., gem. (A) 858
Severus, A., Emp. Ro. 47
— F. V., Emp. Ro. 48
—— Lib., JEmp. W.E. 49
— Luc. Sept., Emp. Ro. 47
— Od., abp. Cantº. 430
Seveyer, see Sever
Seward, Th., gen. (B) 867
Sewell, I&t., gem. (C) 874
— Th, and Sir T., IN.C. 415 ;
M.I.A., 388; P.C. 201
— Win. Hy; and Sir W., gen.
(D) 882; K.C.B. 779
Sexburga, Q.E. 2
Sexh elm, bp. Lindisf. 478
Sexted, I.C.E. 2
Sextius, L., Trib. Ro. 39
Sexton, Th., L.M. Dbln. 642
Sexulf, see Saxulf
Şey and Sele, see Say and
Sele
Seymour, Ch., dn. Dry. 602
— Ch. Hy., dm. Trn. 613
— Ed, and sir E., Compt. H.
292; L. Admy. 175; L.T. 155;
P.C. 191,192, 194; Sp. H.C. 249;
Tr. N. 256
— Edw. A., see lä, S., infra,
— Fras, and sir F., gen. (D)
899; K.C.B. 780
ld, Fras., dm. Wells, 429
— Fras. Hugh Geo., aft. 5th
š, of Hertford, q.v., gen. (ID)
— Fk., G. Brmda. 701
— Fk., G. Br. Cbia. 698; G.
Br. Hond. 714
— FR., G. Nev. 729
— Fk. Beauch. Pag. and sir
F., aft. 1d. Alcester, q.v., adm.
(E) 836; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
780; Ld. Admy. 185
Hººk. Hor. Arth., gen. (ID)
— lä. Geo., C. Exc. 281-2
— sir Geo. Fras., adm. (IB)
821; (C) 822; (ID) 826; G.C.B.
770; G.C.H. 787; K.C.B. 777;
R.C.H. 787; L. Admy. 183
Geo. Ham. and sir G.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. Bgm.
123; Amb. Pgl. 125; Amb.
Russ. 126; Amb. Tusc. &c.
115; Amb. G. St. 121; G.C.H.
787; K.C.H. 788; P.C. 216
Geo. Hy, adm. (D) 833;
(E) 834; G.C.B. 772; L. Admy.
184-5
— Hy., K.B. 760
— Hy. Danb., Sec. B.C. 254
— Horace A. D., C. Cus. 277
— lit. Hugh, adm. (A) 816; L.
Admy, 180
— Sir Michl., adm. (A) 820 ;
R.C.B. 774
— Michl. (Culme-Seymour),
and sir M., adm. (C) 822; (D)
830; (E) 837; G.C.B. 769;
K.C.B. 777; Regr, and Sec.
Bath, 785
- — Rd. Aug., G. St. Luc. 725;
gen. (C) 874
— Wrm., gem. (IB) 864
— Wrm., K.B. 759
— Wm., aft. 2nd E. and 1st
M. of Hertford, q.v., K.B. 762
— Wm. Digby, Q.C. 418
— Wm. Hy., gem. (D) 907
— Ed. Ad., c.c. lá. S., aft,
12th D. of Somerset, q.v.,
C.W.F. &c. 373; C.W.jšiš'
272; L.T. 160; P.C. 215; Sec.
B.C. 254; U.S. Home, 227
Seymour of Sudley, lds.
→ The ld., IK.G. 738; L.H.A.
sºnour of Trowbridge,
S.
— Fras., 1st là., C.D.L. 242;
P.C. 190
Seymour-Conway,
way and Hertford
Seys, A. N., bp. Bgr. 425
Evan, S.L. 409 ; S.L. 410
Seyton or Seytone, Itog, de,
C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 377; Jy.
365
Seyyid, B.B.S., S. Zr. 102;
G.C.M.G. 795
— IC., S. Zr. 102
— M., S. Zr, 102
Shala, Edm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno. and sir J., L.M. Lond.
490; M.M. 246
See Con-
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1131
Shadforth, Hy., gen. (A) 863
Shadwell, Ch. Fk. Alexr. and
#. C., adm. (E) 835; K.C.B.
— Lanc, and sir L., C.G.S,
358; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
#9. 416; P.C. 211; W. Chanc.
— Lawr., gen, (ID) 906
— Th., P. Laur. 301
sºftworth, Jno., L.M. Lond,
Shaftesbury, lds. and E. of
— Anthy., is: ld., form. Sir A.
A. Cooper, and lù. Ashley,
q.v., B.T. 263; L. Admy, 175;
T.P.C. 187; Ld, Chanc. 357
— Anthy., 2nd E. of, P.C. 191
— Anthy., 4th E. of, L.L.
Dors. 307; P.C. 200
— Cropley, 6th E. of, P.C.
209
— Anthy., 7th E. of, form.
ld. Ashley, q.v., K.G. 744;
L.L. Dors. 307
Shaftoe, sir Rt., S.L. 410
Shahab-ud-din, Kazi, C.I.E.
806
Shahzada, Nadir, C.I.E. 808
Shakespear, Ch. Maxt., gen,
(D) 915
— Geo. (D)
913 -
— Jno. Talb., gem. (D) 910
Shams - ul - Amara, &c.
E.C.I.E. 805
Shand, Alexr. B., Ld. Sess.
521
Shank, Dav., gen, (B) 868
Shankar Bakhsh, &c., C.I.E.
807
— &c., K.C.I.E. 805
Shannon, visc. and E. Of
1st Creation.
— Rd., 2nd visc., F.M. 856;
L.J. Ir. 556
2nd, Creation.
— Hy., visc. Boyle, and 1st
E. of Sh., form. Hy. Boyle,
..?).
—“Rd., 2nd E. of c. Treas.
Ir 560-61; R.IP. 750; P.C. 203;
V. Treas. Ir. 560
— Hy, 3rd E. of, K.P. 750;
T.L. Crk. 569
Shapcott, Rt., S.G. Ir. 589
Shapter, Jno., Q.C. 418
Shardlelow (or Chardelawe),
Jno. de, J.C.P. 377; J.K.B.
371; R.B. 755
— Rt. de, Jy. 364
Buckm., gen.
Shareshull, Wm. de and Sir
., C.B. Ex. 381; C.J.K.B.
369 ; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371;
R.B. 755; S.L. 406
shºrt-ul-omrah, K.C.S.I.
80
Sharp and Sharpe
— Alex. Rent., adm. (D) 828
— Hy., M. Chy. 394
— Jas, abp. § Andr. 529
— Jno., abp. Ylö. 486; dh.
Camt. 431; dim. Norw. 456;
P.C. 195
— Jno., B.T. 264
— Matth., gem. (A) 862
— Phil. Ruff, adm. (II) 853
— Rt., adm. (H) 848
— Sutton, Q.C. 417
— Wrm., G. Bdoes. 720
Sharpeless, Jno., G. I. Man,
666
Sharrington, sir Wm., M.M.
246
Shaw and Schaw
— AEn., gen. (C) 873
— Alexr., G. I. Man, 666
— Ch. Aug., gen. (D) 883
— Cl. Rt., gem. (D) 935
— Sir Fk., Rec. D'bln. 642
— Geo., gen. (ID) 916
— Geo., L.H.T. Sc. 496
— Hugh., gen. (ID) 932
— Jas., Compt. Sc. 498
— Sir Jas., Chambn. Lond.
493; L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno., gen. (C) 874
— sir Jmo., C. Cus. 273
— Sir Jno., S.L. 410
— Sam., gen. (D) 886
— Wrm., Q.C. 419
— Wm. B., gem. (D) 927
Shaw, Ids.
— Ch., 14., aft. visc. and E.
Cathcart, q.v., W.A. Sc. 499
Shaw-Lefevre, see Lefevre
Shaxton, Nichs, bp. Sal. 467
Shea, see also Shee
— Ambr. and sir A., G.
Isl. 716; K.C.M.G. 798
Sheaffe, sir Rog. Hale, gem.
(A) 862
Shecſield, -, M. Chy. 394
Shee, see also Shea,
— sir Geo., Amb. Pr. 118;
Sec. Tr. Ir. 561; U.S.F. 230;
U.S. Home, 227; U.S.W. and
C. 231
— Mart. Arch., Q.C. 418
— Mart. Arch, and Sir M.,
Pres, R.A. 941
— Wrm. and sir W., J.Q.B.
373; P.P. 417; S.L. 413
sºmela, sir Rt., Rec. Lond.
9
— sir Th., Sp. H.C. 249
— Wrm., dun. Yk. 487
Sheffield, lds. and E. of
Sheffield, Family.
— Jno., 2nd ló., K.B. 761
— Edmd., ld, aft. 1st E. of
Mulgrave, q.v., R.G. 739
— Edw., aft. 2nd E. of Mul-
grave, q.v., K.B. 762
- Holroyd, Family.
— Jno., 1st là., aft. 1st E. of,
B.T. 268; IP.C. 209
Sheikhuppur, Sheik of,
C.I.E. 807
Sheil, see Shiel
Shekel, Jho., adm. (H)846
shekieton, jos, gem (D) 011
Shelburne, E. of
— Wrm., 2nd E. of, aft. 1st
M. of Lansdowne, q.v., gem.
(A) 858; H. Sec. 226; IS.G.
742; L.T. 158; P.C. 201; Prem.
144; Pres. B.T. 265; S. St.
224
— Hy., E. of, aft. 4th M. of
Lansdowme, q.v., L.T., 161 ;
TJ.S.F. 230
Sheldon, Gilb., abp. Cant.
431; bp. Lond. 452; P.C. 190
— sir Jos., L.M. LOnd. 491
— Jno. or Ralph, IX.13. 758
— (or Shilton), Rd. and Sir
R., R.C. 414 ; S.G. 401
*Shelford, Hy., dm. Her, 442
*— Hy., M. Chy. 394
* Prob. same pers.
Shelley, Jno. and sir J., P.C.
202; Tr. H. 291
— Rd., C. St. 283
— W
m., J.C.P. 378 ;
Lond. 493; 8
Shelton, Jno., K.B. 759
— Rd., C. St. 283
sºvooke, Geo., Sec. P.O.
9
Shennagh (or Heawo), Danl.,
dn. Kilf. 637
Shepard, see Sheppard
Shepey, see Sheppey
Shephard, Wm., S.L. 410
shºpheard Wm., adm. (H)
847
Shepherd, Arth., Bl. L.P.A.
341; R. Dr. P.A. 338
— Jas., S.L. 411
— Jas, Keith, adm. (A) 820
— Jno... adm. (ID) 832
— Jno., Chn. E. I. Co. 645-6;
M.C.I. 646
— Saml. and Sir S., A.G. 400;
C.B. Ex. Sc. 523; P.C. 210;
S.G. 402; S.L. 412
Sheppard and Shepard, see
also Shippard
— Pons., gen. (ID) 934
Sheppey, Jno. de, bp. Roch.
460; dri. Linc. 448; L.H.T. 153
shºpstone, rheophºkong.
797
Sherborne (or Sherburn),
Rt., bp. Chich. 433; bp. St.
Dav. 464; dim. St. P. 453
Sherbrick, Th., gen. (D) 880
Sherbrooke, Jno. Cope and
Sir J., G.C.B. 767; G. Can.
691; G. N. Sc.- 695; gen. (A)
861; K.B. 766
Sherbrooke, visc.
— Rt., visc., form. Bt. Towe,
q.v., G.C.B. 773
Sherburn, Rd. and sir R.,
G. I. Man, 666
— Iłt., see Sherborne
— Th., G. I. Man, 666
Shere Ahmed IXhan, C.I.E. 808
Sherer, Geo. Moyle Sh.,
R.C.S.I. 802
Josh., adm. (G) 842; K.H.
791
Sheridan, Jno., adm. (H) 845
Pat., bp. Cloy. 630; dim.
Cnr. 605
— Rol. Br., P.C. 208; Sec. Tr.
163; Tr. N. 256; U.S.F. 229
— Whyn., byp. Kilm. and Ard,
§ bp. Ard. 608; dri. Down,
. (IB)
S&C
— Wrm. and sir W., gen
868; K.C.H. 788
Sheriff and Sherriff,
also Shirreff
— Jas. W., G. Nev. 730
— Jno. Pr., gen. (D) 932
— Th., R. Dr. P.A., 338
sheriffs, Jas., Mod. IV. Sc.
Sheringham, Wm. Louis.;
adm. (IHI) $48
sººrington, Walt., C.D.L.
Wm., K.B. 760
Sherlock, D., S.L. Ir. 593
— Fras., K.H. 790
— Nichs., dm. lxild. 619
— Th., bp. Bgr. 426; bp.
Lond, 452; lop. Sal. 467; dim.
Chich, 434; dn. St. P. 453;
IP.C. 199
I'or List of Albbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1132
INDEX OF NAMES.
Sherman, Steph. Wm. B.,
en. (ID) 933
Sherrard, hon. Ph., gem. (B)
865
Sherriff, see Sheriff
sºftwood, Jno., bp. Dham.
— Wnn., b.p. Mth, 599; L.D.
Ir. 552; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 575
Shewell, Hy., gen. (D) 919
sº Matth., b.p. Cork and
Shiel and Sheil
— Jas., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Justin and sir J., Amb.
Pers. 130; gen. (D) 893;
K.C.B. 782
— Rd. Lal., Amb. Tusc. 115;
J.A.G. 937; M.M. 247; P.C.
214; V.P.B.T. 269
Shield, Hugh, Q.C. 419
— Wrm., adm. (A) 819
Shioy (or Joy), Wm., abp.
Trn. 611
sºner, sir Hy., adm. (H)
8
Shilton, Rd., see Sheldom
— Rd., K.C. 414
Shipbrooke, Fras., 1st E. of,
form. Fras. Vernon and visc.
Orwell, q.v.
Shipley, Sir Ch., G. Gren.
724; gen. (C) 873
— Jno., bp. Llff. 449; bp. St.
As. 462; din. Winch. 471
→ Bega. Younge, gem. (ID)
9
— Wrm. DaV., dn. St. As.
463
Shippard, see also Sheppard
—Alexr., adm. (I)) 825
— Sidn. God. Alexr., G. Br.
Bland. 680; IS.C.M.G. 798
Shirland and Shurland
— Alm, de, B. Ex. 383
— Sir Geoffr. de, W.C.P. 317
— Sir Rt. de, W.C.P. 318
Shirley and Shuriey
— Arth., gem. (D) 897
— sir Geo. or sir Jno.,
C.J.K.B. Ir, 578
— Geo. Ja.s., adm. (A) 820
— Hor. and Sir H., gen. (ID)
897; K.C.B. 780
— Jno., S.L. 409
— Ralph., IV.B. 756
— Th. and Sir T., G. Bah.
Isl. 716; G. DInca. 730; G.
Leew. Isl. 727; gen. (A) 859
+Walt Aug., b.p. S. and M.
4
— Wnn., G. Bah. Isl.
gen. (B) 865
Shirreff, see also Sheriff
Ch. Æn., gem. (D) 893
— Wrm., gem. (A) 859
— Wm. Hy., adm. (ID) 827
Shirton, see Sturton
sºyers, Th. Rev., adm. (A)
81
Shone, Saml., b.p. ISilm. E.
and A. 609
— Th. Ak., gen. (ID) 899
Shorabji, &c., C.I.E. 807
Shore, sir Jno., aft. 1st 1d.
Teignmouth, q.v., G.G. Ind.
648
Shoredich, Jno. de, B. Ex.
383; K.B. 755
Shoreswood, Geo., b.p. Brm.
531; Lól. Chanc. Sc. 515; Ld.
Clk. Reg. 525; Sec. St. Sc.
501
716;
Short, see also Shortt
— Augs., b.p. Adel. 707
— Th. Vowl., bp. S.
484; bp. St. As. 462
Shortall, Jas, gen. (B) 870
Shorthalls, Th., B. Ex. Ir
583
Shorter, Jno., C. St. 283
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
Shortland, Pet. FR., adm.
(IHI) 851
— Vinc. Jno., gem. (ID) 919
— Will., G. N.Z. 709; G. Nev.
729; G. Tob. 723
Shortt, see also Short
— Fras. Hy., adm. (H)851
— Jno. Mac., gem. (D) 896
Shotesbrooke, Jno., K.B. 756
Shottinden, Rt. de, Jy. 365
Shovel, sir Cloudesl., adm.
(A) 813; L. Admy. 177
Shower, sir Barth., Rec. Lond.
49
Showers, Ch. Lion., gem. (D)
91
—iºd. Mill. Gull., gen. (D)
7
— St. Geo. Daml., gem. (ID)
898
Shrapnel, Hy., gem. (B) 869
Shrewsbury, Balph de, bp.
E. and W. 428
— Rt. de, bp. Bgr. 425 t
Shrewsbury, E. and D. of,
See also Talbot
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Sir
Jno. and 12th lá. and Earl
Talbot, q.v.
— Jno., 2nd E. of, K.G. 736;
L.H.T. 153; L.L. Ir. 552
— Geo., 4th E. of, K.B. 757;
R.G. 737; L.S.H. 289
— Fras., 5th E. of, K.G. 738
— Geo., 6th E. of, E.M. 326;
K.G., 738
— Gilb., 7th E. of, K.G. 739
— Ch., 12th E., aft. 1st D. of,
I.G. 741; L.C.H. 295; L.H.T.
156; L.L. Heref. 308; L.L.
Herts, 309; L.L. Ir. 556; P.C.
193-4; Prem. 141; S. St. 224
— Hy. Jno., (? 18th) E. of,
also 3rd E. of Talbot, q.v.,
C.G.A. 300
— Chas. Jno., 19th (? 20th) E.
of, C.G.A. 300; P.C. 219
Shriggely, Jno., B. Ex. Ir.
583; C.J.K.B. Ir. 577
Shrinlptom, Jno., G. Gibr.
669; gem. (C) 871
Shuckburgh, Rd., dm. Cmr.
*(\tº
605
Shuldham, Edm.W., gem. (D)
S77
— Molyn., see lil. S., infra,
Th. Hy., gem. (ID) 898
Shuldham, lds.
— Molyn., aft. 1st là. S., adm.
(A) 815; G. Newfol. 700
Shun-che, Emp. Ch. 100
Shurland, see Shirland
Shurley, see Shirley
Shute, Ch. Cam., gem. (I)) 904
— Jno., aft. Jno. Barrington-
Shute and 1st Visc. B., q.v., C.
Cus. 274; M.R. Ir. 585
— (or Schute), Rt., B. Ex.
384; J.Q.B. 372; Rec. Lond.
494; S.L. 408
Shuttleworth, Asht. Asht.,
gen. (ID) 899
— Ph. N., b.p. Chich. 433
— IRd., S.L. 408
-
Shuttleworth—comt. -
— Sir Ugh. J. Kay-, C.D.L.
243; P.C. 221; U.S. Ind. 236
Shutz, Jno., C. St. 283
Si—, see also Sy—
Siam, Surawongse Somd. C.
P., Reg. of, K.C.M.G. 797
Sibley, Geo., C.I.E. 806
Sibthorpe, sir Chr., J.K.B.
Ir. 579
Tºº bp. Kilf. 635; bp. Lim.
— Th. de M. Chy. 393
Siculus, Q. C. V., C. Ro. 37
Sidenham, see Sydenham
Sidi-Ali, B, Tun. 101
— -Mohamed, S. Mco. 101
Sidmouth, Hy., 1st Visc.,
form. H. Addington, q.v., H.
Sec. 227; Jud. Com. P.C. 360;
L.P.C. 188; L.P.S. 241
Sidney, see Sydney
Siedlhul, see Sedulius
Sigarus, bp. Wells, 427
Sigbert (2), bp. Lich. 443
Sigebert (4), K.E. 2
— I. and II., K. Fr. 22-3
Sigebryt, K.E. 2
Sigefrid, C. Lux. 84
Sigehard, K.E. 2
Sigello, see Sigillo
Sigelmus (or Sigfridus), bp.
Sels. 432
— (or Swithelmus), I. and II.,
bp. Shbn. 466
Sigenard, K.E. 2
Sigered, K.E. 2
Sigeric (2), K.E. 2
Sigerico, K. Sp. 84
Sigfridus, see Sigelmus
Sigher, K.E. 2
Sigillo or Sigello
— Hugh de, bp. Dkld. 533.
— Nichs. de, J. It, 365
— Rt. de, bp. LOrld. 451
Sigismund, E. Grmy.
IK.G., 735
— K. Bdy. 28
— K. Brma. 59
— K. Hgy. 60
— IC. SW. 92
— M. Brg. 65
— (g. son Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
— I. and II, D. Line. 29
— I, to III., K. Pld. 91
—-Bathori, Pr. Tva. 60
— -Ragotzski, Pr. Tva. 60
Sijwar, Babu, Ch. L., C.I.E.
80
7
Silamus, D. J., C. Ro. 46
M. J., C. Ro. 45
Silk, Wm., bp. Mth. 599
Sillery, Ch. Joc. Cec., gen.
(D) 924
Sillitoe, Ad. W., bp. N. Westr.
698
Silo, K. Sp. 85
Silver, Alexr. Cr., gem. (D)
917
62;
Silverius, P. Ro. 33
Silvester, see Sylvester
Sim, Dunc., gen. (D) 887
Simcocks, Th., dn. Cloy. 633
Simcoe, Jno. Gr., Amb. Pgl.
124; gem. (B) 866
Simeon and Symeon
— -Breac, K. Ir. 20
— Ch., adm. (IHI) 846
— Geoff., dm. Chich. 434; dri.
Linc. 448; M. Chy. 394
— Jno., M. Chy. 397
Simmonds, See also Symonds
— Wnn., S.L. 408
IFor List of Abbreviat lºoms, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1133
Bimrmons, See also Symons
— Jno. Lint. Ar. and sir J.,
G.C.B. 771; G.C.M.G. 795; G.
Mlta. 671; gen. (D) 902;
R.C.E. 780
Simnevil, Jno. de, K.B. 754
*Simon, bp. Dn.bl. 532
*— bp. Dry. 601
*— bp. Gall, 538
*— bp. Isl. 539
"sº (of Kilkenny), bp. Kild.
*— bp. Mor. 534
*— bp. Ross, 535
*— bp. Worc. 472
*— dun. Chich. 433
*— dra. Linc. 448
*— (abb. of Reading), J. It.
367
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— (the Proud), R. Russ. 89
— Jno., K.C.B. 784; Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
— Jno., P.P. 418; S.L. 414
Simonds, see Symonds
Simons, see Symons
sºphinson, Jno. Aug. F.,
$implicius, P. Ro. 33
Simpson and Simson
— Alexr. L., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Benj., K.C.I.E. 805
— Cortl. Herb., adm. (IHI) 852
— Dav., gen. (D) 897
— Ed. and sir E., Ch. Lond.
#: D. Arch. 421; J. Pr. Ct.
1
— Ed. H., gem. (ID) 879
— Frank, G. Lag. 687
— Geo. Wm. Y., gen. (D) 903
— Jas. and sir J., G.C.B. 769;
gen. (D) 883
º' als. Murr. Th., gen. (D)
— Jno., gem. (ID) 905
-— Jno., S.L. 410
—– Rt., K.H. 789
— Th., Compt. Sc. 498
— Wnn., Curs. B. Ex. 386
— Wrm., gem. (B) 867
— Wm. Hy., G. Lag. 687
— W. S., gem. (D) 923
Sir clair, see also St. Clair
*— Geo., Ld. Sess. 520
— Hy., bp. IRoss, 535; L.P.
Ct. Sess. 516; Ld. Sess. 518
— Jno., bp. Brm. 531; L.P. Ct.
Soss. 516 4.
— Jno., b.p. Cness. 531
— Jno. (dean of IRestalrig),
Ld. Sess. 518
— Sir Jno., P.C. 209
— hon. Jno. (Muckle), Ld.
Sess. 520
— sir Jno. Gord., adm. (ID)
828
— Patr., gem. (B) 866
— Patr., gem. (C) 872
— sir Rt., L.J. Clk, 516; Ld.
Sess. 520
— Wrm., b.p. DKld. 533
‘Sinell (St.), bp. Clr. 596
Singe, see Synge
singer, Jos. Hend., b.p. Mth.
99
— Morg., adm. (HI) 853
— Wnn., Mod. R. Sc. 547
sigh, Mahar. Dhul., K.C.S.I.
8
Sirigleton, Hy., C.J.C.P. Ir.
; M.R. Ir, 585; S.L. Ir.
.592
Singleton—comt.
— Jno., gen. (D) 894
— Jno., K.H. 792
— Jno., gen. (ID) 913
— Mark, St. O., 260-1
Sinwell, Jno., b.p. Linc. 446
Siorlamh, K. Ir. 20
Siorna-Saoghalach, K. Ir. 20
Sírcar, Moh, Lall., C.I.E.
807
Sirdar-Ajit, C.I.E. 807
— Asad, &c., C.I.E. 806
— -Dewa, K.C.S.I. 803
Siricius, abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Wltºn. 466
— P. R.O. 33
Sirmur, Bah. of, G.C.S.I. 801
Sisebert, Sisibut, or Sisebuth,
R. Sp. 85
Sisenando, R. Sp. 85
Sisinnius, P. Ro. 33
Siveyer, see Sever
Siward, bp. Roch. 459
Sixtus, I. to V., P. Ro. 32, 33,35
sºdon, Ch. R., gen. (D)
88
shººte, Jno. Br., G. Bdoes.
720
sºmngton, Th., b.p. Bgr.
— Sir Wm., L.D. Ir. 553
Skelmersdale, Ed., 2nd lá.,
aft. 1st E. of Lathom, q.v.,
C.Y.G. 298; P.C. 219
Skelton, sir Bev., Lt. T.L. 322
— Hy., gen. (B) 86
— Jno., P. Laur. 300
Skene, Andr., S.G. Sc. 527
— Jas. and Sir J., L.P. Ct.
Sess. 516; Ld. Clk. Reg. 525;
Ld. Sess. 519
— Jno. and sir J., Ld. Adv.
526; Lól. Clk. Reg. 525; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Jno. Gord. C., gen. (B) 867
— Ph., gem. (C) 872
— Rt., gem. (B) 866
Skerk, Pet., K.B. 754
Skerrett, Jno., gen. (B) 867
— Jno. Burn., gem. (C) 873
Skerwing, Rog. de, bp. Norw.
454
Skey, Fc. Carp., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Skiddy, Rog., bp. Crk. and
Cl. 631; din. Lim. 639
Skilling, Michl., A.G. 398
Skinner and Skynner
— Allam M., C.C.J. 404; Q.C.
417
— Brindl., C. St. 283
— Jno., bp. Abdm. 541; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
— Jno., gen. (B) 868
— Jno. and Sir J., C.B. EX.
382; J. Chest. 387; K.C. 415;
P.C. 204; S.L. 412
— Matth., C.J. Chest. 386;
S.L. 411
— Ph. K., gen. (B) 868
go Ph. IV. McGr., gen. (ID)
901
— Ralph, dn. Dham. 479
— Rt., bp. Brl. 439; bp. Oxf.
456; bp. Worc. 473
— Th., L.M. Lond. 491-2
— Wrm., bp. Abdn. 541; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
— Wrm., gem. (B) 865
Skipp, see Skypp
Skipsey, Wm., adm. (D) 823
Skipton, Rd., M. Chy. 394
—Wm., dun. Killa. 614
Skipwith, sir Th., S.L. 410
—" Wm. de, C.B. Ex. 381;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 577; J.C.P. 377-8;
R.B. 755; S.L. 406
Skirlaw or 'Skirlow, Walt.,
bp. B. and W. 428; b.p. Dham.
478; bp. Lich. and Cov. 444;
L.K. 354; M. Chy. 393
Skirrow, Walt., K.C. 416
Skrene, Wm., S.L. 407
Skynner, see Skinner
Skypp, Jno., bp. Her. 441
sºring, Ch. Fras., gen. (D)
90
Slack, Ch. Maur., bp. Clr. 597
Slacke, Rd., Winds. H. 331
Slade, Adolph. and Sir A.,
adm. (E) 835; (F) 838; K.C.B.
778
— Fk. Wm., Q.C. 417
— Herb. Daws., gem. (D) 924
— Sir Jno., G.C.H. 787; gen.
(A) 862
— Marc. Jno., G. Gsey. 669;
gen. (D) 892
— Saml., dn. Chich. 434
— Th. and Sir T., Sr. N. 257
WIm. H., gem. (ID) 889
Sladen, Ch., K.C.M.G. 797
— Jno. Rams., gem. (D) 911
Slake, Nichs., dn. Wells, 429
Slane, lds.
— Chr., 13th Id., L. Treas. Ir.
559
— Chr., 22nd lá., aft. 1st Visc.
Longford, q.v., gen. (C) 871
Slaming, Nichs., K.B. 764
Slanoll, K. Ir. 20
sºy, Sir Steph, L.M. Lond.
91
Slaughter, Wrm., adm. (H)
847; K.H. 791
Sledda, K.E. 2
Sleeman, Wm. H., gen. (D)
888; K.C.B. 782
Sleigh, Jas. Wall, gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 778
— Wrm. C., S.L. 414
Slessor, Jno., gen. (D) 881
Sley, Wm., dm. Arm. 597
slight, Jul. Foulst., adm. (H)
851
Sligo, M. Of
— Jno. Den., 1st M. of, form.
E. of Altamont, q.v.
— Howe Pet., 2nd MI. Of, G.
Jam. 713; IX.P. 750; L.L.
Mayo, 570; P.C. 212
Slingsby, Hy., M.M. 246-7
Sloane, Hams, and Sir H.,
B.T. 266; Pres. R. Soc. 940
Sloper, Rt. and Sir R., Q.C.
Ind. 650; C.C. Midras. 657;
gen. (A) 858; K.B. 765
Wm., B.T. 265 -
Sluaig - O'Mail, bp. Lism.
626
Sluysken, Abr. Jos., G.C.G.H.
6
78
Slyfield, Jos. Cl, Sl., K.H. 792
Smalbroke, Rd., bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444; bp. St. DaV.
465
Small, hom. Jno., G. Gsey.
669; gem. (C) 872
Smailey, Ed., gem. (D) 914
Smallridge or Smalridge
- Geo., bp. Brl. 439; dr.
Carl. 476; dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
457
Smallwell, Ed., b.p. Oxf. 456;
bp. St. Dav, 465
— Matth., dm. Lich. 445
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1134
INDEX OF NAMES.
Smalridge, see Smallridge
Smart, Geo., gen. (I)) 926
— Jas., gen. (D) 886
— Rt. and sir R., adm. (ID)
831; (E) 834; K.C.B. 779;
R.H. 790
— Wrm. Rd. Ed., K.C.B. 780
Smedley, Jonn., dn. Clr. 597;
dın. Killa. 614
Smee, Wim. Nug. Th., gen.
(D) 891
Smelt, Corn., G. I. Man, 666
— Leon., Clk. O. 260
— Wnn., gem. (ID) 880
Smerdis, K. Pers. 99
Smert (or Swertz), Jno. Gart.
K.A. 327
Smith, see also Smyth and
Smythe
— Alb., K.C.M.G. 797
— Ad., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Andr., adm. (A) 819
— Andr., R.C.B. 782
— Archd. Lev. and sir A.,
J.Q.B.D. 374
— Arthr., abp. Dblin, and Gl.
616; bp. Clonf. and K. 636;
bp. Down and Cnr. 604 ; bp.
Mth. 599; dri. Dry. 602; dm.
Rph. 602
— Cecil Clem. and sir C., G.
Ceyl. 673; G. Str. Sett. 675;
R.C.M.G. 798
— Ch., adm. (IH)848
— Ch., gem. (ID) 900
Ch., L.G. Gr. Hosp. 854
— Ch. B. Euan-, Amb. Zr.
132
— Ch. Doug., G. Pr. Ed. Isl.
699
— Ch. Fk., gen. (ID) 912
— sir Ch. F., G. Trim. 722;
gen. (D) 879; K.C.B. 777
— Ch. Ham., K.H. 790
— Ch. Hodg., gen. (D) 915
— Chr., L.M. Lond. 492
— Clem. Jno., gen. (ID) 935
— Colim, Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Culling Ch., C. Cus. 277;
|U.S.E. 229
Dom., L. Prov, Edinb.
548
Don. Alex., R.C.M.G. 798
D. T., G.T. and C.Isl. 713
— Edmd, Davidson, gen. (D)
— Ed., bp. Down and Cnr.
604 ; dri. St. Pat. 618
Ed., G. I. Man, 666
Ed., gen. (A) 859
* 2 same pers.
— Sir Ed., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— Ed. Fras., Q.C. 418
— Ed. Tyrr., adm. (A) 817
— Edwin Th., K.C.M.G. 799
— Fras., gen. (B) 866
— Sir Fras., G. Tasm. 708
— Fk. Harris, adm. (IH)852
— Fk. Hy., gen. (TD) 914
— Flº. Nep., gen. (D) 913
— Geo., B. Ex. Ir. 584; C. Acc.
Ir. 567 -
— Geo., b.p. Vict. (H.K.) 674
— Geo., C.I.E. 806
— Geo., Chn. E.I. Co. 645
— Geo. Str., G. N. Brk. 795 ;
gen. (C) 873
— Ham. Ch., gen. (ID) 915
— Hav., gen. (C) 873
— Hy., adm. (ID) 830; (E) 834;
IK.C.B. 780
— Hy., gem. (B) 866
— Hy., gen. (D) 888
>}:
ź
Smith—comt.
— Hy. Geo. W. and Sir H.,
G.C.B. 769; G. C.G.H. 679;
gen. (ID) 881; K.C.B. 777
— Hugh, K.B. 764
— Jas., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— sir Jas., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jas. Carm., see Smyth
— Jas Rd. Bullen, M.C.I. 647
— Jas. Webb., gen. (ID) 879
— Jas. Webb., gem. (D) 900
— Sir Jer., adm. (A
— Jno. (No. 1), B.
— Jno. (No. 2), B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 411
— Jno., bp. Killa. and Ach.
613; du, Lim. 639
— Jno., b.p. Llff. 449
*— Jno., C. Exc. 279
× Jno., Ch. Ex. 165; L.T.
155; P.C. 194; Sp. H.C. 250
* Poss. same pers.
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 640
— Jno., P.C. 197; Tell, Ex.
167
— Sir Jno., G.C.H. 786; gen.
(A) 862
— Jno. FK. Sig. and sir J.,
gen. (C) 874; K.C.H. 788
— Jno. Geo. S., C.C.J. 403
— Jno. Louis, gem. (ID) 893
— Sir Jno. Mark Fk., gen. (D)
885; K.H. 789
— Jno. Nichs., gen. (ID) 876
— Jno. S., Amb. TRy. 129
— Jno. Wrm., K.C.B. 779
— Jno. Wrm. Sidn., gen. (D
904
— Jos. Alexr., gen. (D) 926
— Jos. Grace, C.C.J. 403
— Josh. Jomm., L.M. Lond.
492
— Josh. Simm, gen. (ID) 896
— Josiah Wim., C.C.J. 404;
Q.C. 418
— Lionel and Sir L., G.
Bah. Isl. 716 ; G. Bdoes.
&c. 719-20; G. Br. Gu. 715;
G. Mtius. 683; G. Jam. 713;
G. St. Luc. 725; G. Trin. 722;
G.C.B. 772; G.C.H. 787; gen.
(B) 869; IS.C.B. 775
— Luml., Q.C. 419
— Malc., gem. (C) S71
— Matth., gem. (ID) 898
— Michl. and Sir M., B. Ex.
Ir. 584; M.R. Ir. 585
— Michl. Wnn., gem. (D) 899
— Miles, bp. Glr. 438
— Mont. Ed. and sir M.,
J.C.P. 380; Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 218; Q.C. 417; S.L.
414
— Nathl., Chm. E.I. Co. 644
—Nathl., L.G. Ch. Hosp.
Nathl. Bowden, adm. (E)
7
Nichs., M. Chy. and Acct.
G. 397
— Oct. Ludl., gen. (D) 935
— Perc. Guill. Ll., gem. (D)
934
— Pet., K.C.M.G. 796
— Ph., gen. (D) 930
— Rd. Hort., Q.C. 419
— Rt. Mard., K.C.M.G. 799
— Rt. Payne, dn. Cant. 432
— Rt. Vern., aft. li. Tyveden,
q.v., L.T. 160; P.C. 214; Pres.
B.C, 254; Sec. at W. 234; Sec.
B.C. 254; U.S.W. and C, 231
Smith—cont.
— Saml., G. I. Man, 666
— Saml., gen. (D) 881
-Isami, dm. Chr. Ch. Oxf.
— Th., adm. (A) 814
— Th., bp. Carl. 476; dm
Carl. 476
— Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Th., aft. 1st visc. Strang-
ford, see Smythe
— sir Th., Chanc. Gart. 745;
S. St. 223
— sir Th., dm. Carl. 476
— Th. Assh., L.L. Carn. 314
— Th. Berry Cusack, A.G.
º M.R. Ir. 585; S.G. Ir.
9
5
— Th. Charlton, gem. (ID) 897
— Th. Ed., adm. (II) 853
— Th. Hatch., gen. (D) 878
— Th. Park., gen. (D) 930
— Th. Patr., gen. (TD) 879
— Wrm., bp. Killa. and Ach.
613; bp. Kilm. and Ard. 607;
bp. Rph. 601; dim. Drom. 606
— Wm., bp. Lich. and COV.
444; b.p. Linc. 447
— Wm., dm. Chest. 477
— Wrm., gen. (D) 931
— Wm., L.M. Dbln. 640
— Wm., R. Dr. P.A. 338
— Wnn. Cusack and Sir W.,
B. Ex. II. 584; S.G. Ir. 589
— Wrm. Fk. Haynes, G. Br.
Gu. 715; G. Leew. Isl. 728
— Wm. Hy., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
L. Admy. 185; L.T. 162; l’.C.
; ; Sec. Tr. 164; W. Sec.
23
— Wm. Sydn., adm. (G) 842
— sir Wrm. Sidm., adm. (A)
817; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B. 773
Smith-King, see King
Smith-Stanley, Sée Stanley
and E. of Derby
Smollett, Jno. Rou., adm. (D)
824
Smurily, see Imurily
Smyly, Andr. Ferg., dm. Dry.
602
— Jno. Ber., gem. (D) 915
— Ph. Aust., gem. (D) 894
Smyth, see also Smythe and
Smith
— Ed. Selb. and Sir E., G.
Mtius. 684; gen. (ID) 903;
K.C.M.G. 797
— (or Smith), Geo., B. EX.
Ir. 584; C. Acc. Ir. 56
— Geo., Ld. Sess. 519
— Hy., gem. (I)) 903
— Hy. Augs., gem. (D) 925
— sir Jas. Carm., G. Bali.
Isl. 716; G. Br. Gu. 715; gen.
(C) 875; K.C.H. 787
— Jas. Gibb., gen. (D) 984
— Jas. Rowl., see Jno. Rowl.
— Jno., B.T. 268; L. Admy.
180; L.T. 158; M.M. 247;
IP.C. 207 *
-— Jno., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Jno. Hall, gem. (D) 910
— Juno. Hy., U.S. Home, 227
— Jno. Nug., G. Br. Hond.
714; G. N. Sc. 695; gen, (C)
874
— Jno. (or Jas.) Rowl., gen.
(D) 895; K.C.B. 779
— hon. Leic. and Sir T., G.
C.G.H. &c. 679; gen, (D) 905;,
R.C.B., 781; K.C.M.G. 798
— Rd., L.M. Dblm. 641
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMIES.
1135
Smyth—comt.
— Spenc., adm. (H) 849
— Th., bp. Lim., A. and A.
639;... dr. Emly, 628
— Wm., adm. (G) 843
— Wrm. Hy., adm. (HI) 846
— Wrm. Pow. St., gen. (D)
913
Smythe, See also Smyth and
Smith
— Dav., Ld. Sess. 520
— Fk. Wm., K.C.M.G. 799
— hon, Geo, A. F. P. S., aft.
...” Strangford, q.v., U.S.F.
— hon. Ph. Syd., dn. Dry.
602 y y
— hon, Sidn. Staff, and Sir
S., B. Ex. 385; C.B. Ex. 382;
C.G.S. 357; K.C. 415; P.C.
203; S.L. 412
— Th., aft. 1st visc. Strang-
ford, q.v., K.B. 763
— Th. (Bp.), see Smyth
— Wm., dn. Ardf. 640
Wm, Jas., gem. (D) 904
Smythes, Jesse, S.G. Ir. 589
Smythies, Ch. Acan., bp. C.
Afr. 688
Snagg and Snagge
— Th., A.G. Ir. 588; S.L. 408;
Sp. H.C. 249
— Th. W., C.C.J. 405
Snape (or Sanope), Rd., K.B.
755
Sneath, Wm., K.B. 760
Sned bran, bp. Kild. 616
Snell, Th., b.p. Oss. 620; bp.
Wford. and L. 626
Smeterby, Reg., B, Ex, Ir,
583
Sneyd, Clem., adm. (H) 844
— Th. Wm., gen. (D) 933
Snigge, sir Geo., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 409 -
snodgrass, K., G. N.S.W.
703; G. V.D. Ld. 708
shºw, Th. Rochf., gem. (ID)
— Wnn., dn. Brl. 440
Snowdon, Rt., bp. Carl. 475
Snyterton, Th. de, J. It. 369
sºy, Brooking, gen. (ID)
9 -
2
— Jno. Clark, adm. (E) 836
Soame (or Some), sir Steph.,
L.M. Lond. 491
Soames, Jos., L.G. Gr. Hosp.
854
Sobhair, IX.E. 20
Sobiestas I. and II., D. Brma.
R
{)
Socche, Godw., M.M. 245
Sodington, Sir Rd., L.H.T.
153
— Th., see Sadington
Sogdianus, K. Pers, 99
Soilly, Hy. de, bp. Worc. 472
Solvathius, IX. Sc. 18
Solyman, Sh, Pers. 99
—I. to III., S. T.Ky. 97
Some, see Soame
Somer, Hy., B. EX, 383
Somers, Jno., see 10. S., infra,
— Rd., C. Cus. 275; C. Cus.
Sc. 504; C. Exc. Sc. 504
Somers, lds, and E.
Somen's I'amily.
— Jno., aft. Sir J. and lå. S.,
A.G. 399; L.H.S. 286; L.P.C.
188; Ld. Chanc. 357; L.K.
357; P.C. 194; Pres. R. Soc.
940; Rec. Lond, 494; S.G. 401
Somers, lds. and E.-CO7vt.
Cocles and Somers-Cocles
J'aimſilies.
— Chas., 1st là., form. Sir C.
Cocks
— Jno., 2nd ló., aft. 1st E.
S., T.I.. Heref. 308
— Jno., 2nd E., L.L. Heref.
308
Somerset, Ch. (3rd son of
;w. 4th E. Of Worc.), K.B.
7
— Sir Ch., 1st là. Herb. and
E. of Worcester, q.v., C.Y.G.
298; K.G. 737; L.C.H. 294
—ld. Ch. Hy., G. C.G.H. 679;
Compt. H. 293; gen. (A) 860;
P.C. 206; Paym. G. 244
— Ed. (4th Son of Edw., 4th
E. of Worc.), K.B. 762 ...
— Ed. Arth., gem. (ID) 904
—ld. Fitzr. Ja.s. Hy., aft. 1d.
Raglan, q.v., Amb. Fr. 113;
gº Bº ; K.C.B.775; M.G.O.
— lá. Gr. Ch. Hy., C.D.L. 243;
C.W.F., &c. 272; L.T. 159-60;
TP.C. 213
— Gr. Rt. Hy., Q.C. 418
— Hy. de, dm. Exr. 437
— Hy. and Sir H., C.C. Bbay.
660; gen. (D) 883; K.C.B. 777;
R.H. 790
— la. Hy. Rd. Ch., Compt. H.
293; P.C. 219
— Lev. El. Hy., adm. (E) 836
—ld. Rt. Ed. Hy., G.C.B.
768; gen. (A) 862; K.C.B. 774 ;
L.G.O. 259; S.G.O. 260
— Th., aft. visc. Cashel, q.v.,
R.IB. 761 -
Somerset, E., M., and D. of;
See also Nottingham and
JRichmond
Beaufort Family.
— Jno., 1st E. and M. of,
form. Sir J. Beaufort, q.v.,
aft. M. of Dorset, q.v.
— Jno., 3rd E., aft. D. of, also
E. of Kendal, q.v., K.G. 735
— Ed., 4th E., aft. D. of,
form. E. of Morton and E.
of Dorset, q.v.; W.C.P. 318
JFitzroy Family.
— Hy. (mat. son of Hen. VIII.)
D. of Richmond and G., also
E. of Nottingham, q.v.
Carr Family.
– Rt., E. of, form. Itt. Carr
and visc. Rochester, q.v.;
L.C.H. 294; L.H.T. Sc. 497
Seymou?' I'amily.
— Ed., 1st D. of (cr. 1547),
form. 1st E. of Hertford, q.v.;
ºt. 326; K.B. 760; L.W.S.
— Wnn. 2nd D. of, form. M.
of Hertford, q.v.
— Ch., 6th D. of, IX.G. 740;
L.P.C. 188; M.H. 302; P.C. 194
— Alg., 7th D. of, form. li.
Percy, q.v., also E. of Hert-
ford and E. Of Northbd., q.v.,
gen. (A) 857; L.L. Suss, 312
— Ed., 9th D. of, P.C. 202
— Ed. Adolph., 11th D. Of,
R.G. 743; Pres. R. Inst. 940
— Ed. Adolph., 12th D. of,
form. li. Seymour, q.v., K.G.
744; L. Admy. 184; L.L. Dev.
307
— Eliz., Dss. of, Gr. St. and
M. Robes, 303
Somerton, Ed., S.L. Ir. 591
Sonnerton, visc.
— Ch., 1st visc., form. Ch.
Agar, q.v., aft. 1st E. of Nor-
manton, q.v., abp. DBln. and
Gl. 616
sºmerville, Jas., L.M. Dbln.
j41
— Ph., adm. (IHI) 850
— Sir Wrm. Mered., aft. 1st
ld. Athlumny and lá. Mere-
dyth, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
P.C. 215; U.S. Home, 228
Somerton, lds.
sº Kenelm., 17th lä., adm. (H)
5
Sommers, see Somers
Sonnenberg, I., bar. de, gem.
(C) 874 -
Sontag, Jno., gen. (B) 867
Soofe, Sh. Pers. 99
Sophia (dau. Jas. I.), Pr. E.
3
— (the Electress—g. dau.
Jas. I.), Pr. E. 13
— (dau. Geo. III.), Pr. E. 15
— (D. of Zell.), Q.C.E. 8
-Charlotte (iss. Ja.s. I.),
Pr. E. 13
-Dorothea (dau. Geo. I.),
Pr. E. 14
— -Dor. Ulr. Alice (g. dau.
Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15 -
— -Matilda (iss. Geo. II.), Pr.
E. 14
Sophus, P. S., C. Ro. 41-2
Soppitt, Matt., gen. (ID) 887
Sorel and Sorell
— Hy. Andr., gen. (D) 920
— Sir Th. St., K.H. 790
— Wrm., G.V.D. Ld. 708
— Wrm. Alexr., gem. (B) 865
Sorewell, Wm. de, J. It.
7
Sorrell, see Sorell
Sosius, C., C. Ro. 47
Sotehill, see Sotill
Soterus, P. Ro. 32
Sotheby, Ch., adm. (D) 828
— Ed. Southw., adm. (E)
835; (F) S39; K.C.B. 780
— Fk. Ed., gen. (D) 933
— Th., adm. (A) S17
Sothern, see also Southern
— Jno., J.K.B. Ir. 578
scheron, Frank, adm. (A)
1
Sotheron-Estcourt, see Est-
Court
Sotherton, see Southerton
Sotill, Ger., K.R. 756
T." Sotehill), Hy., A.G.
39
Soto, B., Pres. C.R. 106
— M. A., Pres. Hölas. 106
sºlette, C., Pres. Vzla.
107
Souillac, Vicomte de, G.
MItius. 683
Soulouque, F., Pres, and
Emp. Hti. 105
Soult, Off. Nap. 26
Sourindio, &c., C.I.E. 806
Souter, see also Suter
— Sir Frank Hy., C.I.E. 807
South, Jho. Fl., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
Southampton, lds., E. and D.
Of
Fitzwilliam Family.
— Wrm., 1st E of, form. Sir
Wm. Fitzwilliam, q.v.; L.H.A.
174; L.P.S. 240; K.H. 291
JFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1136
INDEX OF NAMES.
sonºpton, lds., E. and D, of
—CO7lt.
Wriothesley Famly.
— Thos., 1st E. of, form. li.
Wriothesley, q.v.
— Hy., 3rd E. of, R.G. 739
— Thos., 4th E. Of, B.T. 263;
E.M. 326; K.G. 740; L.H.T.
and L.T. 155; P.C. 189
Fitzroy Family.
1st Creation.
— Ch. Fitzr., 1st E. of, aft.
1st D. of S. and of Cleveland,
q.v., K.G. 740 -
2nd Cº-eation.
— Ch., 1st là., gen. (A) 858
- Geo. F., 2nd ló., gem. (B)
— Ch., 3rd lù., L.L. Nton. 310
Southcote, Jno., J.Q. B. 372;
S.L. 408
Southern, see also Sothern
— Hy., Amb. Arg. 136; Amb.
IBZl. 135
— Jas., Sec. Admy. 186
$outherton and Sotherton
Jno., B.E. 384; Curs. B.
EX. 386
Now., Curs. B. Ex. 386
Southesk, Jas., E. of, form.
Sir Jas. Carnegie, q.v., K.T.
749
sºuthey, Rd., G. Gr. Ld. W.
— litt., P. Laur. 301
Southgate, Th., Q.C. 418
Southwell, Ch., K.H. 789
— Ed. (No. 1), L.P.S. 240;
Sec. St. In’. 562
— Ed. (No. 2), Sec. St. Ir.
562
— Rd., dn. Ardf. 640
— Rt. and sir R., B.T. 263;
C. Cus, 274; C. Exc. 278 ;
º R. Soc. 940; Sec. St. Ir,
— Sir Rt., M.P. 388
Southwell, visc.
- Th. Anthy., 3rd. visc., I.C.P.
7
— Th. Arth. Jos., 4th visc.,
R.P. 751 ; L.L. Leitr. 570
Souwche, see Zouch
Sowerby, Jas., gem. (IB) 866
Sowler, Rt. Scarr., Q.C. 418
sºigne, Nichs. de, M. Chy.
Spain, Dav., adm. (H) 851
Spakeston, Iłd, de, dn, Wells,
4
sºdewick, Wrm. de, J. It.
6
Spalding, Jno. de, J. It, 368
Spankie, I&t., I’.P. 416 ; S.L.
41. º
Sparke, Bowy. Ed., bp. Chest.
% bp. Ely, 435; dim. Brl.
4
— Jas. Patt., gen. (ID) 900
— Th., b.p. suff. Iłerw. 479
— Sir Wm., J.K.IB. Ir. 579
Sparkford, Th., bp. Wíord.
and L. 626
Sparrow, Anthy., b.p. Exr,
437; bp. Norw. 455
Spairshott, Ed., adm. (H)
847; K.H. 789
Spearman, Alex. Y. and sir
A., P.C. 218; Sec. Tr. 164
Speed, Wm., Q.C. 420
Speeke, see Speke
Speechley, Jno. Mart., bp. Tr.
and Coch. 676
Speke and Speeke
— Geo., K.B. 761
— Jno., I&.B. 759
Spelman, Clem., Curs. B. EX,
— Jno., J.K.B. 372; S.L. 408
Spence, Flº., gen. (D) 898
— Geo., K.C. 416
— Hy. D. M., dm. Glr. 440
— Jas. Km., gen. (D) 916
— Jno. Compt. Sc. 498
— Jno., Ld. Adv. 526; Ld.
Sess. 518
— Th., b.p. Abdn, 530; bp.
Gall. 538; L.P.S. Sc. 509
Spencer, see also Spenser
— Aubr. Geo., byp. Jam. 713;
bp. Newfa. 700
— hon. Aug. Almer. and Sir
A., C.C. Bbay. 660; G.C.B.
770; gem. (IO) 894; K.C.P. 779
— Brent. and Sir B., G.C.B
767; gen. (A) 861; K.B. 766
—ld. Ch., Compt. H. 292; L.
Admy. 179; M.M. 247; P.C.
201; l’ostm. G. 238; Tr. Ch.
294; V. Treas. Ir. 560
— lil. Fras. A., B.C. 252
— Geo. Trev., bp. Mdras. 658
— Giles, G. Gsey. 668
— Hy. le, bp. Norw. 455
— li. Hy. Jno., Amb. Nds.
&c. 122; Amb. Pr. 118; Amb.
SW. 126
— sir Hugh de, aft. E. of
ºucester (?), q.v., W.C.P.
8
— sir Ja.s., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., Adm. Ind. 648
— Jno., dm. Ely, 435
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— hom. Jno. Welbore Sun-
derland, adm. (E) 836; (E)
839
— sir Rd., K.C.H. 788
— lit. Itt., B.T. 266; P.C. 203;
S.W.F. 271 ; W. Treas. Ir. 560
— hon. Rt. Cav., IK.C.H. 787
— Wnn., gen. (B) 867
— Wrm., see lá. Sp., infra,
— Wm. Rt., C. St. 284
Spencer of Wormleighton,lds.
- Wm. aft. 1st là. Sp., R.B.
Spencer of Althorpe, E.
— Geo. Jno., 2nd E., Amb.
Gmy. 117; H. Sec. 227; IS.G.
743; Ld. Admy. 180; L.P.S.
# P.C. 206; Pres. R. Inst.
— Jno. Ch., 3rd E., form.
Visc. Althorpe, q.v.
IFlc., 4th E., adm. (G) 841;
IX.G. 744; L.C.H. 295; L.S.H.
290; P.C. 215
— Jno. Poyntz., 5th E., Jud.
Com. P.C. 361; IS.G. 744; L.L.
Ir. 558 ; L.L. Nton. 310 ;
L.P.C. 188; P.C. 216
Spens, Andr., gen. (ID) 890
— Jno., gen. (IB) 867
Spenser, see also Spencer
— Edmm., P. Laur. 301
Sphothad, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
514
Spicer, Alexr., dn. Išilloe. 637
— Wm., M. Chy. 396
Spiers, Alexr., L.L. Remfw.
511
Spigºurnell, Hy., J.R.R. 371;
S.L. 406
— sir ‘ Ralph, L.H.A. 172;
W.C.P. 318
Spiller, Rd., C. Exc. 281
sº Jno... gen. (D) 884;
..H. 791
Spinks, Flº. L., S.L. 414
— Th., Q.C. 418
Spinther, P. C. L., C. Ro. 46
Spitigrieus I. and II., D. Brma.
59
spittal, Jas, and sir J., L.
Prov. Edinb. 548; Lt. Edinb.
509
Spofford or Spofforth, Th.,
bp. Her. 441; bp. Roch. 460
Spooner, Jno., G. Bdoes. 720
— Wnn., C.C.J. 404
Spot, Nim, Compt. Sc. 498
Spottiswood, Jas., bp. Clr.
596
— Jno., abp. Glasg. 537; abp.
St. Andr. 529; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; Ld. Sess. 517
— Molyn. Cap., gen. (D) 916
— Sir Rt., L.P. Ct. Sess. 516;
# Sess. 517, 519; Sec. St. Sc.
502
— Wnn., Pres. R. Soc. 940
Spraggs, Sir Ed., adm. (A)
813
spranger, Jno., M. Chy. 397
— Jno. Wrm., adm. (A) 819
Sprat and Spratt
— Th., bp. Boch. 460; dm.
Westl. 469
— Th, Ab. Br., adm. (H)849
Spridelington (or Sprinling-
ton), Wm. de, bp. St. As. 462;
dn. St. AS.463
Sprigg, Jno. Gord., K.C.M.G.
798
Spring-Rice, see Rice
springthorpe, Jno., M. Chy.
94
Sprinlington, see Spride-
lington
Sprint, Jno., dn, Brl. 440
sºngthorpe, Jno., C.D.L.
242
Sprot, Jno., gen, (ID) 928
Sprotton, Jno., bp. S. and M.
48
spºule, Flower M., gem. (C)
87:
Spry, Ch., see Wnn.
- Hon. gen. (IB) 866
— Sir Rd., adm. (A) 814
— Th. Dav., adm. (A) 816
79 Wm. (? Ch.), G. Bdoes.
720
— Wm., gem. (IB) 866
— Wm. FR., gen. (C) 873
spºsin, Jno. Bl., gen. (D)
Spurimus, Q. P., C. Ito. 44
Spurling, Jno., S.L. 408
Spyrmie, Wm., bp. Mor. 534
Squibb, Arth., Clar. K.A. 328
— L., Tell. Ex. 168
Squire, Matth., adm. (A) 816
— Saml., bp. St. Dav. 465;
dr). Brl. 440
Stack, Ed., gem. (A) 861
— Geo. FitzG., R.H. 792
— Jno., bp. Ardf, and Agh.
63
9
— Maur., gen. (D) 888; IS.C.B
779
— Nath. Mass., gen. (ID),893
Stackpoole, Wm. Hy., dm.
ISKilf, 637
Stafford, –, R.B. 757
— Aug. O'Brien, Sec. Adm.
187
— Edm., b.p. Exr. 436
For List of Abbreviations, 800 pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES,
| 137
Stafford—cont.
— Edm., Ld. Chanc, 354-5
— Edm., see E. of S., infra,
— Ed., aft. D. of Bucking-
ham, q.v., R.B. (1485) 758
— Ed. Wm. and Sir E.,
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 797
— Hugh (bro. to E. of St.),
R.B. (1400) 755
— Jno., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
B. and W, 428; din. Wells,
429; L.H.T. 153; Ld. Chanc.
355
— Jno., dn. Oss. 622
— Jno., gen. (C) 875
— Jno., aft. E. of Wiltshire,
q.v., IK.B. (1461) 756
— Jno. Fras., gen, (b) 914
- Nichs, bp. Ferms and L.
— Ralph, see la. S., infra
— Sir Th., M.G.O., 258
— Wna. Josh. Fitzm., gen.
(ID) 919
Stafford, lds., E., and M. of
Stafford Family.
— Ralph de, aft. 10th lá, and
1st E. of S., IX.IB. 755; K.G.
733
— Hugh, 2nd E. of, K.G. 734
— Th., 3rd E. of, K.P. 755
— Edm., 5th E. of, I.B. 755;
K.G. 734
— Humph., 6th E. of, K.P.
756; K.G. 735
Hy., . (Son of 7th E.),
aft, 1st E. of Wiltshire, q.v.,
K.G. 737
Gower Family.
— Gr., 1st M. of, form. 2nd E.
Gower, q.v.
— G. Gr. L., 2nd M. of, form.
3rd E. Gower, q.v., aft, 1st D.
of Sutherland, q.v., K.G. 743
— Geo. Gr., M. of, form. E.
Gower, q.v., aft. 2nd D. of
Sutherland, q.v.
— Geo. Gr. Wm., &c., M. of,
aft, 3rd D. of Sutherland, q.v.,
L.L. Crom. 509
Stag, Jno., B. Ex; 383
Stainer, see Staymer
Stanier
$taines, sir Th., IV.C.B. 774
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 492
Stainforth, Ch. Bap., gem.
(D) 923
– Fras. Geo., gen. (D) 914
sºng ave, Ad. de, J.C.P.
377; J.K.B. 371
Stair, Wisc.
— Jas., 1st Visc., form. Sir
Jas. Dalrymple, q.v.
— Jno., 2nd visc. and 1st E.
of, form. Sir Jno. Dalrymple,
*
and
Q.?).
— Jno., 2nd E. of, form. visc.
Dalrymple, q.v., C. Ch. 855;
F.M. 856; IX.T. 747; P.C. 196;
V.A. Sc. 499
— Wrm., 4th E. of, also 4th E.
of Dumfries, K.T. 747
— Jno. Ham..., 8th E. of, form.
sir J. H. Dalrymple, q.v.,
I.T. 748; L.R. Sc. 503
— Jno. Ham., 10th E. Of, form.
visc. Dalrymple, q.v., R.T.
749; L.H.C.R. Sc. 546; L.L.
Ayrsh. 508
Staley, Th. Nett., bp, Honol.
712
Stalker, Foster, gen, (D) 887
Stallard, Saml. gen. (D) 920
Stamer, sir Tuovel, bp. Suff.
Shrewsb. 444
— Sir Wrm., L.M. D’bln. 641
sºmford, Rog., Chest. H
30
— Taur. de, dn. St. P. 452
Stamford, E. of
— Th., 2nd E. of, B.T. 263;
C.D.L. 242; P.C. 194; Pres.
IB.C, 263
— ſand Warrington], Geo.
ºry, 5th E. of, L.L. Chesh.
306
— [and Warrington], Geo.
Harry, 6th E. of, L.L. Chesh.
306–7
sºmp, sir Th., L.M. Lond.
491
Stämpfli, J., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Stanbery, Stanberry or
Stanbury, Jrmo., bp. Bgr.
426; bp. Her. 441; bp. Norw.
5
45;
Standish, M. Chy. 395
— Hy., bp. St. As. 462
— Ja.s., W. Treas, Ir. 559
Stanes, Rd, de, J.C.P. 377; J.
It. 368; J.R.B. 371; Jy. 365
Stanhope, Arth., dn. Wíord.
628
Ch., see la. S., infra,
TJ.S.S. 225
× • ? * tº
*— hon. Ch., Tr. Ch. 294
* Prob. same pers.
— hom. Ch. Banks, Reg. and
Sec. Bath, 784
Ch. Lond. 422;
*— Sir Ed.,
M. Chy. 395; Vic, Gen. 421
Ed., K.B. 761
* 2 same pers.
— hon. Ed., C. Sec. 235; P.C.
220; Pres. B.T. 269; Sec. B.T.
269; U.S. Ind. 236; V.P. Ed.
255; W. Sec. 232
— Geo., dm. Cant. 431
— Hy., adm. (H) 846
— Hy. (som of Ph., ld. S.), K.B.
63
— Hy. Edwin, adm. (A) 817
— Jas., see Earl S., infra,
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
— hon. Jno., L. Admy. 178
— Jno., see löl. S., infra,
— hom. Limc., gem. (ID) 877
— Lovel, U.S.S. 226 -
IPh., Amb. G. St. 121; Amb.
H. Ths. 120; Amb. Sxy. 120
— Ph. D., see lá. S., infra,
— Ph. Spenc., gen. (D) 885
— Wm., K.B. 764
— Wnn., aft, 1st là. and E. Of
Harrington, q.v., P.C. 197;
W.C.H. 297
Stanhope of Harrington, lds.
— sir Jno., aft. 1st lil. S.,
V.C.E.H. 296
— Ch., aft, 2nd ló., K.B. 762
Stanhope of Elvastom and
Mahon, lds., visc., and E.
Jas., aft. 1st là., visc., and
Earl S., Ch. Ex. 165; gen. (B)
864; L.T. 156; 12, C, 196; Prem.
141; S. St. 224
— l’h, Hy., 5th E. of, form.
visc. Mahon, q.v.
Stanhope of Chesterfield, lds.
Ph. D., ld., aft. 4th E. of
Chesterfield, q.v., C.Y.G. 298
Stanian, Temple, U.S.S. 225
Stanier (or Stainer), sil: Saml.,
L.M. Lond. 491
sºihurst, Jas., Rec. Dblin.
64
:k
Stanislaus, D. Line. 30
I. and II., K. Pld. 91
Stanley, Arth. Penr.,
West. 469
— C., G. I. Man, 666
— Ch. (g. son of 8th E. Of
Derby), K.B. 763
*— Edm., C. Acc. Ir. 567
2% IEdm., S.L. Ir. 592
* Prob. same pers.
— Sir Edm., C.J. Mdra.S. 658
— Ed., adm. (G) 842
— Ed., b.p. Norw. 455
— Ed., K.B. 761
— Ed., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
— Ed. G., see lä. St. of Bick.,
imfra,
— Ed. Hy., see 14. St. Of
Bick., infra,
— Ed. Jno., see ld. St. of Ald.,
infra
— F. A., see d. St. of Prest,
infra,
— Geo., G. I. Man, 666
— Geo., K.B. 757
— Hans, Amb. Fr. 1.12; Amb.
Russ. 125; Coff. H. 294; L.
Admy. 179; P.C. 201
— Hy. (2), G. I. Man, 666
— Ja.s., bp. Ely, 435; W dr.
Chr. Ch. Manch. 481 ; bp. S.
alld M. 483
— Jas., M. Chy. 397
— Jno., G. Antig. 728
Jno. and sir J., C. CuS.
274-5; C. St. 283
— sir Jno. (d. 1414), Comst. W.
Cast, 322; R.G. 734; K. Man,
665; L.L. Ir. 552
— sir Jmo., K. Mam (1414), 665
— sir Jno., Tell. Ex. (1700)
16
7
— Rand., G. I. Man, 666
— Rt., K.B. 763
Th., b.p. S. and M. 483
Th., dm. Wells, 429
Th., M.R. 387
* Tºrob. same pers.
— Th., G. I. Mann (1663) 666
— sil: Th., C.D.L. 242
— sir. Th., G. I. Man (1537)
666
— Sir Th., G. I. Man (1562)
(566
— sir Th., L.L. Ir. (1431) 552
— Sir Th., M.M. (1539) 246
— Th., see la. St., infra,
— Wrm., dm. St. AS.463
— Wrm., G. I. Man, 666
— Wnn., IX.]3. 757
— sir Wim., L.D. Ir. 552
— Wm., aft. li. Monteagle,
q.v., K.B. (1533) 760
— sir Wim., Ch. Ex. 154; K.G.
736; L.C.H. 294
— Wnn., aft. 6th E. of Derby,
q.v., G. I. Man, 666
— Wm., see la. St., infra,
— Wm. Dac., gen. (D) 912
— hom. Wnn, Owen, L.L.Ang.
314
— Wm. I’earce, adm. (H) 847
Stanley, lds., see also Strange
and Derby
— Th., ld, aft. 1st lél. St. (d.
1459), K.G. 736; K. Man, 665
Th., ld., aft. 1st E. of
Derby, q.v.,736
— Th., aft. la, Strange and
2nd E, of Derby, q.v., K.B
758
Ed., ld, aft. 12th E. of
Derby, q.v., L.L. Lanc. 309
*
dm.
×
×
tº-ºs-s-s
I'07" List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1138
INDEX OF NAMES,
Stanley of Bickerstaff, lds.
— Ed., c.c. 1d. St., aft. 1st là.
St. of B. and 13th E. of Derby,
Q,t).
— hon, Ed. G., aft. Id. St. of
B. and 14th E. of Derby, q.v.,
Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; P.C. 212;
U.S.W. and C. 231; W. and
C. Sec. 231; C. Sec. 235
— Ed. Hy., c.c. li. St. and 1d.
St. of B., aft. 15th E. of Derby,
q.v., F. Sec. 229; P.C. 216;
Pres. B.C. 254; Sec. Ind.
236; U.S.F. 230
Stanley of Alderley, 1ds.
d. Jno., 2nd ló., form. E.
J. Stanley and lá. Eddisbury,
q.v., P.C. 214; Paym, G.244-5;
Postm. G. 239; Pres. B.T.
269; Sec. Tr, 163; U.S.F. 230;
U.S. Home, 227; V.P.B.T.
269
Stanley of Preston, lds.
— Fk. Arth., 1st là., form. F.
A. Stanley, C. Sec. 235; G.C.B.
773; G.G. Can. 692; L. Admy.
184-5; P.C. 219; Pres. B.T.
269; Sec. Tr. 164; U.S. War,
233; W. Sec. 232
Stannard, Eton (or Eaton),
Rec. D'blin. 642; S.L. Ir. 592
Stannus, sir Ephr. G., gem.
(ID) 878
— Hy. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 905
— Jas., dn, lºoss. 633
Staniser, R., bp. N. Sc. 695
Stansfeld, Jas., C.C.J. 403;
L.T. 161; P.C. 218; Pres.
L.G.B. 256; Pres. P.L.B. 262;
Sec. Tr. 164
— Jas., jumr., L. Admy. 184
— Th. Wolr., gen. (D) 935
— Wrm. Hy. Crompton, gem.
(ID) 924
Stanton, Ed. and sir E., Amb.
Bwa. 119; Amb. E.g. 130; gem.
(D) 905; K.C.M.G. 798
To Geo. Hy., b.p. N. Q. Land,
706
— Herv. de, Ch. Ex. 152
Stanwey, Jno., dm. Her. 442
— Wrm. (le, dm. Exr. 437
Stanwix, Jno., gem. (B) 865
*— Th., G. Ch. Hosp. 936
*— Th., gen. (C) 871
* Prob, same pers.
— Th. Sl., gen. (A) 860
Stanyan, A., L. Admy. 177
Stanyford or Stanyforth,
Th., S.L. 412
Stapelton and Stapilton,
see Stapleton
Staple, Ad., L.M. Lond. 489
Staples, Ed., bp. Mith. 599
—Jno., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C.
Exc. Ir, 566 -
— Jno. and sir J., K.C.M.G.
798; L.M. Lond. 492
Stapleton, Stapelton, and
Stapilton
— Aug. G., C. Cus. 277
— Br., K.B. (1475) 757
— Br., Iš.B. (1503) 759
— Sir Br., IK.G. (1382) 734
— sir Miles, C. Cus. 276
- sºilº, K.G., 733
— Milo, s
— Nichs., } See la. St., infra,
— Ph., L. Admy. 175
— Walt., bp. Exr. 436; Const.
T.L. 320; L.H.T. 153
— Sir Wm., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— hon. Wm., gem. (A) 861
-
Stapleton, lds.
— Milo de, aft, 1st ld. St., J.
It, 369
— Nichs, de, aft. 2nd 1d. St.,
J.K.B. 371
Stapleton-Cotton,see Cotton
Stapylton, hon. Granv. Ans.
Chetw., gen. (C) 874
— Granv. Geo. Chet.,
(ID) 909
— Hy. D., C.C.J. 403
Starck, Maur. Adolph. N. de,
adm. (ID) 826
Starke, Wm., gen. (IN) 928
Starkey, Humphr, and sir
H., C.B. Ex. 381; J.C.P. 378;
Rec. Lond. 493; S.L. 407
sºkie, Th., C.C.J. 403; K.C.
Starmer, Ch., adm. (IH) 850
Statham or Stathum, Nichs.,
B. Ex. 383
Staunford, Wm., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 408
gell.
staunton, Geo., gen. (D)
898
— Sir Geo. L., Amb. Ch. 130
— Herv. or Hy, de, B. Ex.
383; C.B. Ex. 381; C.J.C.P.
375; C.J.K.B. 369; J.C.P. 377;
J. It. 368
— Jno., S.L. Ir. 592
— Laur., dn. Tinc. 448
— Michl., L.M. Dbln. 642
— Ph. de, bp. Llff. 449
— Ph. de, K.B. 755
— Wrm. de, J. It, 368
Staurachius, Emp. E.E. 50
Staveley, Chas. Wm. Dumb.
and sir C., C.C. Bbay. 660;
G.C.B. 771; gen. (D).902; gen.
(D) 909; K.C.B. 779
— Ed., gem. (ID) 931
— Wm., C.C. Mdra.S. 657; G.
MItius. 683; gen. (D) 882
— Miles, gem. (B) 866
Stavensby, see Savensby
Staverton, Jno., B. Ex. 383
Stawell, see also Stowell
— sir Wm. Foster, G. Vict.
705; K.C.M.G. 798
Stayner, see also Stainer
— sir Rd., adm. (A) 813
Stebbing, Saml., R. Cr. P.A.
335; Som. H. 332
Stede, Edwin, G. Bdoes. 719
Steel and Steele
— — S.L. 410
— Arth. Iſoft, gen. (D) 912
— Augs. FR., gen. (D) 917
— Ed., b.p. C. Afr. 688
Jas. Anthy., gem. (D) 915
— Tºd., C. St. 283
— Rt., M. Chy. 397
— Scud. W. and sir S., gem.
(D) 887; K.C.B. 777
Th., B.C. 252; P.C. 205;
Paym. G. 245; Sec. Tr. 163
Th., gen. (D) 881
— Th. Mont. and Sir T.,
Connm. F. Ir. 564; G.C.B.
R.C.R.
771; gen. (D) 900;
780
— Wrm., A.G. 399; C.B. Ex.
381 ; Comm, Ir, 555 ; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576; Rec. Lond.
494; S.L. 409
Steere, Jno., bp. Ardf. and
Agh. 639; bp. Kilf. 635
— Wm., bp. Ardf. and Agh.
639; dim. Ardf. 640
Stefano, Sp. Facco, G.C.M.G.
795
Stehelin, Benjn., gen. (C
872 y J g (
— Benj. Sp., gen. (D) 897
- Ed., gen. (B) 868 -
signauer, M., G. Mtius.
Stenkill, K. Sw. 92
*Stephen, abp. Lond. 450
>k bp. Brn. 531
*— bp. Isl. 539 +
Sk % pp. Wford. 626; abp.
. 61
dr. Kild. 619
L. Treas. Ir. 558 *
* Prob. Some same pers. .
Comp. dates. -
— D. Bwa. 68
— Emp. E.E. 50
K.E. 4
— K. Pld. 91 -
— (g. sort of Wm. I.), Pr.
E. 9 -
—i. and II, Pr. Tva. 60
— I, to IV., K. Hgy., 59, 60
Tril
sk
×
"— I. to IX., P. Ro. 32-3-4
— Sir Alf., G. N.S.W. 703;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 797
— Geo. Miln., G. S. Austr.
7
06
— Hy. Jno., P.P. 416; S.L.'
413 *
— Jas., C.C.J. 405
— Jas., M. Chy. 397
— Ja.s. and sir J., B.T. 268;
R.C.B. 782; P.C. 215; U.S.C.
235; U.S.W. and C. 232 -
— Jas. Fitz. and Sir J., J.
Ex, D., 386; J.Q. B.D. 374;
R.C.S.I. 803; Q.C. 418
— Wnn., J. Adm. Ct. 423
— Wrm., b.p. Dmbl. 532
Stephens, see also Stevens
— Archd. Jno., Q.C. 418 (See
amte Stephen)
— Ed., gem. (B) 867
— Geo. Hopew., adm.
819
— Geo. Nesb., gen. (ID) 932
— Hy. Sykes, gen. (D) 900;
R.H. 792
— Pembr. Scott, Q.C. 419
— Ph, and sir P., L. Admy.
180–1; Sec. Adm. 186-7
(A)
— Phil. Wilk., adm. (A)
819 -
— sir Rd., J.K.B. Ir. 579; S.L.
Ir, 591 -
Wm. Fraser, gen. (D):
927
Wrm. Kn., adm. (H) 848
Stephenson, see also Steven-
SOIl
— Aug. Kepp, K.C.B. 784
— Benj. Ch. and sir. B., C.W.
F. &c. 272; G.C.H. 787; K.C.H.
788; K.H. 789
— Sir Flº. Ch. Arth., G.C.B.:
771; gen. (D) 905; K.C.B.
78.1
— Flº. Ja.s., gen. (ID) 921
— Geo., dn. Kilf. 637 -
— Hy. Fk., C. Exc. 282; C.I.R.
285 ; C. St. and Tx. 285 -
— Sir Wim., L.M. Lond. 492
— Wm. Hy, and sir W.,
C.I.R. 286; K.C.B. 783 --
Stepney, Geo., B.T. 263
— sir Jno., Amb. Pr. 118;
Amb. SXy. 120
Sterling, see also Stirling
— Anthy. Com., K.C.B. 778
— Sir Saml., L.M. Lond
491
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1139
Sterne, Jno., bp. Clr. 596; bp.
Drom. 605; dm. St. Pat. 618
— Jno., b.p. suff. Colch. 461
— Rd., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Carl. 475
Steuart, see also Stewart
and Stuart
— Ch., gem. (D) 899
— Dav., L. Prov, Edinb. 548
— Geo. Mack, gen. (D)
88
— sir Jas., 8ee Stewart
— Rt., L.T. 160
Stevens, see also Stephens
— Arth., gen. (D) 919
— Ch., adm. (A) 814
— Edm., gen, (A) 859
— Fk. Wm., C.I.E. 808
— Geo. Shep, gen. (D) 933
—Hy., S.L. 411
— Hy. Borl., gen. (ID) 923
— Humph., gen. (C) 872
— Jno. Harv., gen. (D) 889
— Rt., dn. Roch, 461
— lºt., S.L. 410
— Th., gen. (ID) 889
Stevenson, see also Stephen-
SOIl
— Ch., gem. (B) 867
— Jas., adm. (HI) 844
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
—Nathl., gem. (I)) 929
Bd., G. I. Man, 666
— Rt. and sir R., gen. (D)
876; K.C.B. 776
— Rt. H., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Wim, G. Br. Hond. 714; G.
Mtius. 684; K.C.B. 783
steward, Gabr. T., C. Tx.
— Hy. Hold., gen, (D) 933
— (or Stewart), Sir Nichs.,
Chambn. Ex. 166
— Rt., dm. Ely 435
Stewart, See also Steuart
almd Stuart
-
— —, G. Tob. 723
— Col. —, G., N.S.W. 703
— Alexr., gen. (C) 872
malesr. Ch. Hect., gen. (D)
Algn. Augs., gem. (D) 932
: Andr. (No. 1), bp. Cress,
531; L.H.T. Sc. 497
Andr. (No. 2), bp. Cness,
531; bp. Dkld, 533; bp. Mor.
534; L.P.S. Sc. 500
— Archd., gen, (C) 873
— Archd., K.H. 790
— Ch. (ld. Stuart de Rothe-
say), see Stuart
—hon. Ch., adm. (A) 813
— Ch. Ed., C.I.E. 807
— C. J., bp, Queb. 694
— Ch. Thornt., gen. (D) 922
— Ch. Winn., see ld. St, and
M. of Lond., infra
— Dav., bp. Mor. 534
— Dav., gen. (C) 874
— Dom. Mart. and sir D.,
C.C. Ind. 651; G.C.B. 771;
G.C.S.I. 801; gen. (D) 907;
K.C.B. 781; M.C.I. 647
— Dug., Ld. Sess. 520
— Ed., bp. Ork, 535
— Ed., dm. Winch. 471
— hom. Ed., C. Cus. 276
— Fras., gem. (C) 873
— Geo., gen, (D) 934
ilb., Ly. K.A. 513
— Hy., dm. Drom. 606
— Herb. and Sir H., gem. (D)
927; K.C.B. 781
--
Stewart—cont.
— Houst. and Sir H., adm.
(B) 821; (D) 829; G.C.B. 770;
G. Gr. Hosp. 854; K.C.B. 777 ;
L. Admy. 183
— Jas., adm. (A) 814
— Jas., bp, Mor. 534; L.H.T.
Sc. 496
— Ja.s., gen. (A) 860
— Jas., L. Prov, Edinb. 548
— sir Jas., G.C.H. 786; gen.
(A) 859
— hon. Jas. Hy. Keith, C.
Cus. 276-7; C. Cus. Ir. 566;
C. St. 284; Sec, Tr. 164
— Jas. Patt., adm. (HI) 844
Jno., A.G. Ir. 588; S.G. Ir.
589
Jno., C.I.E. 808
— Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Jno., K.B. 756
— Jno. Dr., gem. (ID) 906
— Jno. Ham., gen. (D)894
— Jno. Hy., gen. (D) 918
— hon. Keith, adm. (A) 815
— hon. Keith, adm. (GF) 842
— sir Michl. Shaw, L.L.
Renfw. 511
— sir Michl. Rt. Shaw, L.L.
Renfw. 511
— (or . Steward), sir Nichs.,
Chambn. Ex. 166
— Rd., dn. Llin. 623
— Rt., Amb. N.G. 134
— Rt., bp. Cuess. 531
— Rt., gem. (C) 874
— Rt., gem. (ID) 891
— Rt., Ld. Sess. 520
— Rt., M. Chy. 396
— Rt. Cr., gen. (ID) 927
— Rt. Jno. Joc., gem. (I)) 932
— Th., gen. (D) 877
— Sir Th., Ld. Sess. 520
— Walt., aft. 1st là. Blan-
tyre, q.v., L.P.S. Sc. 501; Ld.
SeSS. 517
— Wnn., b.p. Abdn. 530;
L.H.T. Sc. 497
— Wrm., gem. (A) 857
— Wrm, gem. (C) 874
— Wrm., gem. (C) 875
— Wrm., aft. 2nd Id, Blall-
tyre, q.v., K.B. 762
— Sir Winn., L.M. Lond. 491
— sir Wm., Ly, K.A. 513
— hon. Wm., G.C.B. 767; gen,
(B) 867; K.I3.766
Wm. Houston and sir W.,
adm. (E) 835; Compt. N. 258;
G.C.B. 771; K.C.B. 780
— Sir Wm. Ja.s., Lól. Adv. 526
Stewart, lds.
—hon. Ch. Wnn., aft. 1d St.and
3rd M. of Londonderry, q.v.,
Amb. Aus. 117; G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; K.B. 766; P.C.
209; U.S.W. and C, 231
Stewart - Moncreiffe, see
Moncreiffe
steyngrave, Ad. de, B. Ex.
3
Stibbert, Giles, C.C. Bgal.
652; C.C. Ind. 650
Stibbs, Ed., Chest. H. 331
Stidio, bp. Cnwall. 436
Stig and, abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Elm. , and Dunw. 454; bp.
Winch, 470
— byp. Sels. and Chich. 432
Stikesward, Rog. de, J. It. 366
Stile, Sir Jno., W. Treas. Ir.
559
— Wnn., gem. (B) 866
sºleman, Wm. Cr., gem. (D)
1.
3
Stiles, see also Styles
m., C. Cus. 276
Still, Jno., bp. B. and W. 428
— Sim. Van der, G. C.G.H.
678 G.
— Wm. Adr. Van der,
C.G.H. 678
Stillingfleet, Ed., bp. Worc.
473; dim. St. P. 453
— Jas., dm. Worc. 473
Stillington, Rt., b.p. B. and
W. 428; Ld. Chanc. 355
Stirbey, D. B., H. Wea. 94
stºcheleye, Walt. de, J. It.
36
Stirling, see also Sterling
— Alex. Gr., gem. (A) 862
— sir Archd., Ld. Sess. 519
— Ch., adm. (A) 817
— Fk. Hy., adm. (E) 836
— Jas., gen. (C) 874
— Jas. and sir J., adm. (D)
829; G. W. Austr. 707
— Jas. and sir J., Just. Ch.
D. 391
— Jas. and Sir J., L. ProV.
Edinb. 548
— Jno., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Sir Th., gen. (A) 859
Waite Hock., bp. Falk. Isl.
731
Wm., gen. (D) 933 .
Stirling, Wm., 1st Viscº, aft.
1st E. of, form. Sir Wm.
Alexander, q.v., Ld. Sess. 517
Stirling-Maxwell, see Max-
Well
Stisted, Ch., K.H. 791
Hy. Wm. and sir H., G.
Ont. 692; gen. (D) 899; K.C.B.
780
Stitchell, Rt., bp. Dham, 478
Stivicle, Josc. de; Jy. 364
Stock, Jino. Sh. Ed., Q.S. 418
— Jos., J. Admy. Ct. Ir, 587;
S.L. Ir. 593
— Jos., bp. Killa, and Ach.
613; bp. Wíord. and L. 627
— Th., gen. (D) 916 -
Stockenstrom, Andr. and Sir
A., G. C.G.H. 679
Stockesley, Jno., bp. Lond.
451
Stockton, Jno., L.M. Lond.
4
*-
*s-
490
— Th., J.K.B. Ir. 579
Stoddard, Jno. Fk., gen. (D)
91S
— Th. Hy., gem. (ID) 915
Stoddart, Jas., adm. (H) S49
*— Jas., C. Exc. Sc. 505
*— Jas., L. Prov. Edinb. 548
* Prob. Same perS.
— Pringle, adm. (ID) 827
Stody, Jno., L.M. Lond; 489
Stoke, Ralph de, Jy. 364
— Rd. de, J. It. 367
Stokes, Al. de, dm. St. AS.463
— Ch. Batr., gen. (D) 928
— Geo. Gabr. and Sir G.,
Pres, R. Soc. 940
— Jno., M. Chy. 394
— Jno. de, B. EX. 383
— Jno. and Sir J., gen, (D)
927; K.C.B.783
— Jno. D., gem. (D) 888
— Juo. Lort, adm. (D) 833;
(F) S3S
— Rd., B. Ex. 383
Stoll, Jno. Luke Rd., adm.
(H) 850
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1140
INDEX OF NAMES.
Stolo, C. L. C. (2), C. Ito. 40
stºdon, Wm., L.M. Lond,
48
Stone, Andr., B.T. 265; U.S.S.
225-6
Dav. Hy., L.M. Lond. 492
— Geo., abp. Arm. 596; bp.
Dry. 601 ; bp. Ferns and L.
622; bp. Kild. 617; dr. Chr.
Ch. Dblm. 618; dim. Dry. 602;
dm. Ferns, 623; L.J. Ir. 556-7
— Jno., S.L. 409
— Jno., S. St. 222
— Wrm. Hy., dn. Rilm. 609
Stonehewer, Rd., C. Exc. 280;
D.S.S. 226
Stonehouse, sir Jno., Compt.
H. 292; P.C. 196
*Stoner, Wm., K.B. 757
*— Lt. T.L. 321
* Prob. same pers.
Stoney, Geo. Butl., gen. (ID)918
Stonford, see Stouford
Stonor, Hy. Ja.s., C.C.J. 404
Stomore, Jno. de, C.B. Ex.
381; C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 377;
S.L. 406
Stopford, Ed., bp. Mth. 599
— hom. Ed. and sir E., G.C.B.,
768; gen. (B) 868; K.C.B. 774
— hon. Ed., gem. (C) 872
— Jas., bp. Cloy. 631; dim.
Rilmacd. 638
Jas. Geo., See visc. St.,
infra,
— Jas. Jno., adm. (ID) 832;
(E) 834
— hom. Mont., K.C.B. 777;
adn]. (ID) 830
— Rd. Hy., adm. (G) 843
— hon. Rt. and sir R., adm.
(A) 818; (C) 822; G.C.B.
768; G.C.M.G. 794; G. Gr.
Hosp. 854; K.C.B. 773
— Rt. Fansh., adm. (ID) 832;
(E) 834; (E) 838
— hom. Th., bp. Cork and R.
632; dr. Ferns, 623; dri.
Rilloe. 637
Stopford, visc.
— Jas. Geo., visc., aft. 3rd E.
of Courtown, q.v., Tr. H. 291
Stopynden, Jno., M.R. 387
Storer, Anthy., B.T. 266-7
Storey, see Story
Storke, Rd., IRbk. P.A. 344
Storks, Hy., C.C.J. 403; P.P.
416 ; S.L. 413
— Hy. Kn. and Sir H., Com.
Io. Isl. 129; G.C.B. 772;
G.C.M.G. 795; G. Jam, 713 ;
G. Mita. 671; gen. (D) 897;
K.C.B. 778; P.C. 217; S.G.O.
260
Stormont, visc.
— Dav., 7th visc., form. D.
Murray, q.v., aft. 2nd E.
of Mansfield, q.v.; Amb. Fr.
1.12; Amb. Gmy. 116; Amb.
Sxy. 120; K.T. 748; L. J. Gen.
522; L.P.C. 188;
S. St. 225
— Wrm. D., visc., aft. 4th E. of
Mansfield, q.v., L.T. 160
Storr, Jno., adm. (A) 815
Story and Storey
— Ed., bp. Carl. 475;
Chich. 433
— Geo. Walt., dm. Cnr. 605;
dm. Lim. 639
— Hy. Alexr., adm. (FI) 849
— Jos., b.p. Killoe. 634; bp.
Rilm. 607; dm. Ferns, 623
bp.
P.C. 201;
Story and Storey—comt.
Ph., gem. (D) 935
— Ph. Fras., gen. (D) 889
— Val. FK., gen. (ID) 918
Stote, sir Rd., S.L. 410
stºmera, Rd. Jno., gen. (ID)
Stouford, Stonford, Or
Stovard, Jno. de, C.B. Ex.
381; J.C.P. 377; S.L. 406
Stourdza, M., H. Mya. 94
stºrton, Wm., Sp. H.C.
— Wm., see ld. S., infra,
Stourton, lds.
— Jno., aft. 3rd lá. St., K.B.
7
75
— Wnn., 4th lä., K.B. 758
Wm. aft. 10th lá. St., K.B.
7
Stout, Rt., K.C.M.G. 798
Stovard, see Stouford
Stovin, Fk. and sil: F., É.
(D) 879; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
775; K.C.M.G. 796
— Rd., gem. (IB) 868
Stow, FR. Milk., gem. (IN) 934
— Harry, gem. (ID) 899
— Th., dm. St. P. 453
— Wrm. de, B. Ex. 383
Stowell, Jno., K.B. 761
— (or Stawell), Jno., K.B. 763
Stowell, lds.
— Wm. li., form. Sir W.
;” q.v.; Jud. Com. P.C.
0
"stºvte, sir Fras., L.M. Dbln.
641
*— Fras., Rec. Dbln. 642
* 2 same pers.
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
Strabo, C. F., C. Ro. 44-5
— C. P., C. Ro. 45
Stracey, see Strachey
Strachan, See also Strahan
— Dav., b.p. Brm. 531
— Dav., Ld. Sess. 518
— Ja.s., Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Jno., bp. Prm. 541
— Jno., b.p. Tor. 693
— Jno. Mill., b.p. Rangn. 655
— sir Rd. Jno... adm. (A) 817 ;
G.C.B. 761; K.B. 766
Strachey and Stracey
— Chr., adm. (H) 845
— Geo., Amb. Sxy. 121
— Hy. and sir H., Sec. Tr.
;: St. O. 260 ; U.S. Home
7
— Jno., Rec. Lond. 494
— Jno. and Sir J., Ch. Com.
Oudh. 654; G.C.S.I. 801;
I.C.S.I. 803; L.G. N.W. Pr.
653; M.C.I. 647
Rath. Jane, Lady, Cr. Ind.
810
— Rd., gen. (ID) 904; M.C.I.
647 -
Stradbroke, Jno. Ed. C., 2nd
1
E. of, L.L. Suff, 312
Stradling, Ed., K.B. 755
— Geo... dn. Chich. 434
sºrora, Edm. de, dn. Yk.
48
— Nichs., see Stratford
Strafford, ld. and E. of
Wentworth Family.
Ist Creation.
— Thos., 1st E. Of, form. Id.
Raby and visc. Wentworth,
q.v., K.G. 740
7m., 2nd E. of, K.G. 740 ;
. 191
P.C.
Strafford, ld, and E. of comt.
20yd Creatºo?".
— Th., 1st E. of, gen. (IB) 864;
R.G. 741; L. Admy, 177.
ISymg Family.
— Jno., 1st 1d. and E., form.
sir J. Byng, q.v., F.M. 856;
gen. (A) 862
— Geo. S., 2nd E. of, form.
hon. G. S. Byng, ld. Str, and
visc. Enfield. q.v.
— G. H. C., ld. and aft, 3rd E.
of, form. Visc. Enfield (in
1884) q.v.
Strahan, see also Strachan
— hon. Ch., G. Gsey. 668
— Geo. Cum, and sir G., G.
IBdoes., &c. 719, 721; G.C.G.H.
&c. 679; G. Gld. Cst. Col. 686;
G. Tasm. 708; G.C.M.G. 795;
E.C.M.G., 797
— Wnn., Adm. Adv. 423
sººn or Stralley, Wm., K.B.
75
Strang, see Strange
Strange, Eubulo le, K.B. 754
— Guy le, J. It. 366
— Jas. Newb., adm. (E) 835;
(IF) 839
(or Strang), Jno., dn. Oss.
Jno., Amb. Vce. 116
— Jno. le, K.B. 754
— Jno. and sir J., K.C. 415;
M.R. 388; P.C. 199; Rec. Lond
494; S.G. 401
— Rt., K.B. 759
— Rog. le, J. It. 368
— Rog, le, K.B. 755
— (or Straunge), Th, and sir
T., D. Chanc. and Ld. Chanc.
Ir. 575; L.D. Ir. 552; L.
Trea,S. Ir, 55S
Sir Th. A., C.J. Mdras. 658
Strange, lds.
Stamley and Murray
Families.
(See also Stanley.)
— Th., ld., form. Th. Stan-
ley, q.v., aft. 2nd E. of Derby,
(U)
Q.7).
— Ed. Stanley, c.c. 1d. Str.
(gr. son of 3rd E. of Derby),
R.B. 760
— Jas., 1st là., aft. 7th E. of
Derby, q.v., K.B. 762
— Jas., ld. (? son of 2nd D. of
Athole), C.D.L. (1762) 243;
P.C. 201
— Jno. Sm., c.c. 1d. Str.
(son of 11th E. of Derby),
L.L. Lanc. 309
Strange of Knockyn, lds.
— Jno., 12th lil., K.B. 756
— Geo., 13th la., K.G. 736
Strangeways, see Strang-
ways
Strangford, visc.
— Th., 1st visc., form. Th.
Smith (1625), q.v.
Percy C., 6th visc., aft. 16.
Penshurst, q.v., Amb. Pgl.
124; K.B. 766; P.C. 208; G.C.B.
771; Amb. Sw, and N. 127;
Amb. Thy, 129; G.C.H. 786;
Amb. Russ. 126; Amb. Bzl. 135
Geo. A. F. P. S., 7th Visc.
form. hon, G. A. F. P. Š
Smythe, q.v.
Strangways and Strange-
ways
— Geo., gen. (D) 923
— Giles, P.C. 191
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1I41
strºys and StrangeWays
—CO707.
— Jas., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Sir Jas., Sp. H.C. 249
— hon. Wnn. Th. H. Fox-,
aft. 4th E. of Ilchester, q.v.,
Amb. Aus. 117; Amb. G. St.
122; U.S.F. 230
Stranshorn, Anthy. Bl, and
sir A., gen. (D) 895; K.C.B.
77
Stratford, Fras. P., M. Chy.
7
— Hy. de, M. Chy, 393
— Jno. de, abp. Cant. 430 ;
bp. Winch. 470; L.H.T. 153;
Ld. Chanc. 354
× Nichs., dm. St. As. 463
*— Nichs., Wolm. Chr.
Manch. 481
* 2 same pers.
— Ralph de, bp, Lond. 451
— Rt. de, bp. Chich. 432; Ld.
Chanc. 354
Stratford de Redcliffe
Stratif., visc., form. Sir S.
Canning, q.v., R.G. 745
Strathallan, Wm., 4th 1d.
and 1st visc., form, hon. Wm.
Drummond, q.v.
Strath brock, Rt., b.p. Chess.
531
Strathearn, see Commaught
and Str., Cumberland and
Str., and Kent and Str.
Strathmore, E. of
— Patr., 3rd E. of, Ld. Sess.
517
— Claude, 13th E. of, L.L.
FOlºf. 510
Strathnairn, Hugh H., 1st
ld., form. Sir H. H. Rose, q.v.,
F.M. 886 ~
Ch.
Stratorm and Stratton
— Ad. de, B. Ex. 382
— Alex., Amb. Sw, 126
— Fras., gen. (D) 888
— Jas. Murr., (gen. (D) 927
— Jno., gem. (A) 859
— sir Jos., gem. (B) 869 ;
R.C. H. 788
— Rd. de, K.B. 754
— Wrm. Alb., gem. (D) 907
Straubenzee, Ch. Th. Van
and Sir C., G.C.B. 770; G.
Mlta. 671; gem. (ID) 894;
IX.C.B. 778
Straunge, see Strange
Streatfeild, Ch. Ogle, gen.
(D) 891
Street, Jrio. Alfr., gem. (D)
90
4
— Th. and sir Th., B. EX.
384; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 410
Streicher, Fras., gem. (C) 874
Stretely, Jno. de, dn. Linc.
448
Stretton, Rt., bp. Lich. and
Cov. 444
— Th. de, dn. Lich. 445
Strickland, Ch., adm. (A)
13
8
— Ed., K.C.B. 781
— sirlºog., adm. (A) 813
— Th., gen. (B) 867
— Th., K.B. 761
— sir Th., L.P.S. 240
— (or Strykeland),
K.B. 759
— Wrm., bp. Carl. 475
— Sir Wim., L.T. 156; P.C.
198; Sec, at W. 233
Striker, Th., dm. Cloy. 632
Walt.,
Stringer, sir Th., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
Stritche, Andr., dm. Lim. 639
Strode, Ch., S.W.F. 271
— sir Ed. Chetham-, form.
Chetham, q.v., adm. (ID) 826
— Fk. Th. Chetham-, adm.
(HI) 851
— Geo., S.L. 410
— Jno. de la, J. It. 368
— Th., S.L. 410
— Wrm., gen. (B) 865
Strong, Wm., C. Exc. 279
Stroud, Hy., adm. (H) 847
Strover, Saml. R., gen. (D)
0
88
Structus, see also Ahala,
. S. P., C. Ro. 37-8
— Q. S. P. (2), C. Ro. 38; Dt.
RO. 39
— S. S. P., C. R.O. 38
Strutt, Ed., aft. 1st là. Belper,
q.v., C.D.L. 243; P.C. 215
— Wrm. Gooday, gen. (C) 872
Strykeland, see Strickland
Stryvelin, Gilb. de, bp. Abdm.
530
— Th. de, Ld. Chanc. Sc.
514
Strzlecki, Paul Edm. de,
R.C.M.G. 796
Stuart, see also Steuart and
Stewart
— family of, L.H.St. Sc. 505
— Alexr., abp. St. Andr. 529;
Tid. Chanc. Sc. 515
— Alexr., bp. Mor. 534
— Alexr., K.C.M.G. 798
— Amdr., B.T. 266
— Andr. (bps., &c.)
Stewart,
— Ch., gen. (D) 894
— hon. Ch. and Sir C., see
ld. St. de Rothesay, imfra,
— Ch Sh. and Sir C., gen.
º 898; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
77
— hon. Ch., K.B. 766
— sir Don. M., see Stewart
— Ed. Amdr., L.G. Ch. Hosp.
936
— Ed. Cr., bp. WPu. 710
— Fras., K.B. 762
— id. Geo., adm. (D) 824
— Hy., adm. (A) 820
— H. V., see li. St. de Decies,
infra
— Houst., see Stewart
Jas., C.C. Bbay. 659; C.C.
Mdras. 657; gen. (A) 860
— Jas., gem. (C) 872
— Jas., gem. (ID) 896
— Jas., D. of Ross, q.v.
— Jas. (L.H.T. Sc.),
Stewart
— hon. Ja.s., gem. (B) 865
Jas. Fk. D. C., L.L. Butesh.
508
Jno. and Sir J., Jud.
Conn. P.C. 361; P.C. 218; Q.C.
417; V. Chanc. 390
— Jno. and sir J. (Count of
Maida), K.B. 766; G.C.B. 767;
G. Grem. 724; gem. (IB) 866
— sir Jno., C. EXc. Sc. 505
— Jno. Rams., gen. (D) 903
— hon. Patr. and sir P.,
G.C.M.G. 794; G. Mlta. 671;
gem. (A) 863
ld. Patr. Jas. Herb. Cr.,
L.L. Butesh. 508
— Sir Nichs., see Stewart
— Rd., dm. Chich. 434
S60
S626
Stuart—comt.
— Rt., Amb. Dom. Rep. 133;
Amb. Hti. 133
— Rt., C.J. N.W. Pr. 654
— Rt., Q.C. 418
— Sir Rt., gen. (A) 860
— Sir Simeon (2), Chambn.
Ex. 166
— Th., bp. St. Andr. 529
— Walt., see Stewart
— hon. Wm., abp. Arm. 596;
bp. St. Dav. 465; P.C. 206
— hon. Wm., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb. Gr. 129; Amb. Nds.,
&c. 123; Amb. Pgy. 136;
Amb. Ugy. 137; K.C.M.G. 798.
— hon. Wm., gen. (B) 869
— hon. Wrm. and sir W., see
Stewart
— Wm. Jas., gen. (ID) 935
Stuart de Decies, lds.
— Hy. Will., 1st Id., form. H.
V. Stuart, L.L. Wíord. 571
Stuart de Rothesay, lds.
— Ch., lci., form. Ch. Stuart,
and Sir C., Amb. Fr. 112-13;
Amb. Nds., &c. 122; Amb.
Pgl. 124-25; Amb. Pr. 118;
Amb. Russ. 126; G.C.B. 771;
K.B. 766
Stuart-Wortley, see Wort-
ey
Stuart-Mackenzie,
Mackenzie
sºbs, Fras. Wrm., gen. (D)
S626
— Wm., bp. Chest. 477; bp.
Oxf. 457
— Wm. Hy., gen. (D) 912
Stubin, Dav., dun. Kild. 619
Studd, Ed., gen. (ID) 884
Studdert, Jno. Fitz Gu.
adm. (IHI) 846
Stupart, Gust., adm. (HI) 844
Sturges-Bourne, see Bourne
Sturmey or Sturmy, sir
Jno., L.H.A. 170, 171
Sturrock, Geo., gen. (ID) 911
Sturton (or Shirton), Rt., dn.
ROSS. 633
sºeville, Rt. de, bp. Dkld.
— Rt. de, J. It. 365
— Wnn. de, J. It. 366
Styles, see also Stiles
— Juno., adm. (A) 820
Suarez, J., Pres. Ugy. 111
Suatopluc, D. Brma. 59
Subadar, &c., C.I.E. 807
Subramaniya, &c., C.I.E.
S0
Suchet, Off. Nap.
sºlins, Edm., dm. Norw.
— Sir Jno.,
Compt. H. 292
— Maur., Compt. N. 257
— Wrm. Benj., adm. (H) 847
Sudbury, Jno., dn. Dham. 479.
— Sim. de, abp. Cant. 430;
bp. Lond. 451; Ld. Chanc, 354
— Th. de, dm. Wells, 428
Suddozaie, Shahzadah, &c.,
C.I.E. 807
Sudhal, Deo, &c., C.I.E. SOS
Sudeley, lds.
IBoteler Family.
— Ralph, 1st lol., form, R.
Boteler, q.v., L.H.T. 153
Hambury-Tracey Family.
Ch., 1st là., form. Ch.
Hambury-Tracy, q.v., L.L.
Montg. 315
Coff. H. 293;
I'o), Lºst of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1142
INDEX OF NAMES
Sudeley, lds,-cont.
Th. C., 2nd Id., form. hon.
Th. Ch. Hambury-Tracy, q.v.,
L.L. Montg. 315
— Sud. Ch. Geo., 3rd ló., L.L.
Montg. 315
– Ch. D. Rd., 4th lä., C.G.A.
300; P.C. 220
Sudley, Rt. de, J. It. 368
Sudley, visc.
- Ch. F., visc., aft. 5th. E. of
Arram, q.v., C. Cus. 277
$uebricht, K.E. 2
Suenfrid, Kiš. 2
Suenon I. to III., K. Dk. 93
Suero, Pres. Bol. 109
Suffield, lds.
— Wm. A., 2nd lå., form.
W. A. Harbord, q.v.
— Ch., 5th lä., K.C.B. 783;
M.B.H. 303; P.C. 220
Suffolk, E., M., and D. of
Ufford Family.
— Rt., 1st E. of, form. Sir Rt.
#ord, q.v., K.G. 733; L.H.A.
1.
7
— Wnn., 2nd E. of, K.G. 734 ;
L.H.A. 172
I)e la Pole Family.
*— Michl., 1st E. of, K.G. (?)
734
– Wm., 4th E., aft. 1st M.
and D. of, K.G. 735
– Jno., 2nd D. of, K.G. 736
— Edm., 6th E. of, form. E.
de la Pole, q.v., K.G. 737
IBramdom. Family.
— Ch., 1st D. of, form. Sir C.
Brandon, q.v., E.M. 326; L.K.
355; L.S.H. 289
Grey Family. -
- Hy., 1st D. of, form. M. of
Dorset, q.v.
Howard Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. 1st là.
Howard de Walden, q.v.,
ºr. 299; E.M. 326; L.C.H.
94
..— Theoph., 2nd E. of, form.
ld. Howard de Walden, q.v.,
R.G. 739; L.L. Dors, 307;
W.C.P. 319
— Jas., 3rd E. of, E.M. 326
— (and Bindon), Hy., 6th E.
of, also li. Chesterford, q.v.,
IPres. B.T. 264; L.L. ESX. 308
— Ch. Wnn., 7th E. of, L.L.
ESX. 308
— (and Berkshire), Hy., 12th
E. of, Dep. E.M. 327; K.G.
742; L.P.S. 241; P.C. 202; S.
St. 225
— Jno., 15th E. of, gem. (A)
859
‘Sugden, Ed. B. and sir E.,
aft. 1st Id. St. Leonards, q.v.,
K.C. 416; Lól. Chanc. 358; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 577; P.C. 213; S.G.
402
0
Suibhne-Meain, I.C. Ir, 21
Suibhney, bp. Arm. 595
Suintila, K. Sp. 85
Suithulfus, see Swithulfus
Sulby, see Sully
Sulgheim. Or
bp. St. Dav. 464
Sulhaithnay, abp. St. Dav.
46;
Sulgeheyn,
63
Sulhidwr or Sulhidyr, bp.
St. Dav. 464
Sulivan, see also Sullivan
Barth. Ja.s. and Sir .
adm. (G) 843; R.C.B. 780
*
y
Sulivan—comt.
— Geo. Lyd., adm. (E) 837
— Lawrence and sir L., P.C.
215; Dep. Sec. at W. 234
— Lawr., see Sullivan
— Steph. Hy., Amb. Chi. 137;
Amb. Pu. 135 -
Tººh. Baker Mart., adm. (IHI)
— Th. Ball, adm. (H) 845
Sulla, L. C. (2), C. Ro. 45; Dt.
Bo. 45 :
— P. C., C. Ro. 46
Sulliard, see Sulyard
Sullivan, see also Sulivan
— sir Ch., adm. (D) 829
— Ed., bp. Alg. 693
Ed. and Sir E., A.G. Ir.
588; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577; M.R.
º S.G. Ir. 590; S.L. Ir.
— Fras. Wm. and sil: F., adm.
(E) 836; K.C.B. 781
— Jno., B.C. 252-3; B.T. 268;
#” 207; U.S. W. and C.
— Laur., Chn. E.I. Co. 644
— Lawr., see Sulivan
- Tim. Danl., L.M. Dbln.
— Wm., gen. (D) 896
sºy (or Sulby), Jno., K.G.
Sulnay, abp. St. Dav. 463
Sulyard (or Sulliard), Jno.,
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 407
Sumeri, Rog. de, J. It, 368
Summerled, K. Man, 665
Sumner, Ch., C.C.J. 404
— Ch. Rd., bp. Llff. 449; bp.
Winch. 471; dim. St. P. 453
47Geo. Hy. Guildf., b.p. Suff.
7
— Jno. B., abp. Cant. 431
bp. Chest. 477; Jud. Com.
P.C. 360; P.C. 215
sºpter, Rt. de, dm. Exr.
37
Sunderland, E. of
— Rt., 2nd E. of, L.C.H. 295;
R.G. 740; L.P.C. 187; P.C.
191; S. St. 223-4
— Ch., 3rd E. of, Gr. St. 303;
R.G. 741; L.L. Ir. 556; L.P.C.
188; L.P.S. 240; L.T. 141, 156;
P.C. 195; Prem. 141; S. St.
224; V. Treas. Ir. 559
— Ch., 5th E. of, also 3rd D.
of Marlborough, q.v.
Sundon, Wm., 1st là., form.
Wm. Clayton, q.v., L.T. 156
Sura, P. C. L., C. Ro. 46
Surien, sir Fras., K.G. 735
Surrey, lds., E., and D. of.
Search also wºnder Arundel,
Maltravers, and Norfolk
TWaremme Family.
(See also Warenne.)
— Rd., 8th E. Of, form. E. of
Arundel (1386), q.v.
h. de Holland, D. of,
form. E. of Kent (1397), q.v.,
E.M. 326; L.L. Ir. 552
Th., E. of, aft. 2nd D. Of
Norfolk, q.v., (d. 1524), E.M.
326; R.G. 736; L.H.T. 154
— Th., ld. Howard and E. of,
aft. 3rd D. of Norfolk, q.v.
(d. 1554), K.G. 737; L.H.T.
154 ; L.L. Ir. 553
— Hy. Howard, C.C. E. of,
R.G. (1541) 738
Surrey, lds., E., and D. of
CO7vt.
— Ch., E. of, aft. 11th D. of
Norfolk, q.v., Dep. E.M. 327;
L.L. Yorks, W.R. 313; L.T.
158
— Hy. Ch., E. of, aft. 1d. Mal-
travers, q.v., and 13th D. of
Norfolk, q.v., C.Y.G. 298;
P.C. 213; Tr. H. 291
Surup, Narain, C.I.E. 806
surridge, Th., aim. (A) 818
Sussex, E. and D. of
Ratcliffe Family.
— Rt., 1st E. of, form. Visc.
Fitzwalter, q.v.
— Hy., 2nd E. of, K.G. 738
— Th., 3rd E. of, form. Visc.
Fitzwalter, q.v., C.G.P. 299;
K.G. 738; L.C.H. 294; L.D. Ir.
553 -
Hy., 4th E. of, K.G. 739
— Rt., 5th E. Of, K.G. 739
Yelverton Family.
— Talb., 1st. E. of, Dep. E.M.
327; K.B. 764; P.C. 197
— Aug. Fk., D. of (son of Geo.
III.), form. Pr. Aug. FK., q.v.,
Comst. W. Cast. 322; G.C.B.
772; G.C.H. 785; Gr. M. Bath,
754; K.T. 748; P.C. 207; Pres.
JR, Soc. 940 -
sºline, Matth., dn. Exr.
Suter, Andr. Burn, bp. Nels.
710
Suther, Th. G., bp. Abdn. and
Ork. 541
Sutherland, sir Jas., gen. (D)
878
— Wrm., G. Mtius. 684; gen.
(D) 882
Sutherland, E. and D. of
— Jno., 13th E. of, L.P.S. Sc.
501
— Geo., 14th E. of, C.G.S. Sc.
515
— Jno., 15th E. of, gen. (IB)
864; K.T. 747; P.C. 197
— Geo. Gr., 1st. D. of, form.
E. Gower and 2nd M. of Staf-
ford, q.v.
— Geo. Gr., 2nd D. of, form.
M. of Stafford, q.v., K.G. 744;
L.L. Salop, 311
— Geo. Gr. Wrm., 3rd D. of,
form. M. of Stafford, q.v.,
K.G. 744; L.L. Suth. 512
— Harriett E. G., DSS. of, M.
Robes, 304
— Anna, Dss. of, M. Robes,
304
sºmela, Walt, de, bp. Norw.
54
Suthflete, see Wuldham
Suthill, Jno., J. It. 366
Suthworth, Matth. de, Rec.
Lond. 493
Sutton and Suttone
— Sir Ch., K.C.B. 774
— Ch. Manners-, abp. Cant.
431; bp. Norw. 455; din. Pboro.
;: dm. Winds. 474; P.C.
7
— Ch.Manners- and sir C., aft.
1st visc. Canterbury, q.v.,
G.C.B. 772; J.A.G. 937; P.C.
208; Sp. H.C. 250
—iſsuttone, Elias de, J.K.B.
Eerd., K.B. 762
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1143
Sutton and Suttone—cont.
>k Hy., dn. Dry, 602; dri.
Wford. 628
*— Hy., dn. Lim. 639
* Poss. same pers.
— Jno., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Jno. de, K.B. 755
— Jno. and (sir J., adm. (A)
817; K.C.B. 773
— hon. Jno. Hy. Th. Man-
ners-, aft. 3rd visc. Canter-
bury, q.v., G. N. Brk. 696; G.
Trin. 722; G. Vict. 705;
R.C.B. 783; U.S. Home, 228
— Ol., b.p. Linc. 446; dri. Linc.
- Rd. G. Gsey. 668; gem. (B)
§ Rd., L.P.S. 241
*— sir Rd., L.T. 155
* Prob. same pers.
— Rt., D.L.K. Ir. 575; M.R.
Ir. 585; V. Chanc. Ir. 575
— Rt., dn. St. Pat. 618
— Rt., U.S.S. 226
— Rt. and sir R., K.B. 764;
P.C. 197 -
— Rog. de, M. Chy. 393
— Saml., adm. (A) 820
— sir Th. Manners-, aft, 1st
ld. Manners, g. v., B. EX. 385;
R.C. 415; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 577;
S.G. 402; S.L. 412
— Wm., gen. (ID) 897
— Wrm., B. Ex. Ir. 583; M.R.
Ir. 585
Swaffham, Jno. de, bp. Bgr.
426; bp. Giov. 630 R
€C.
Swalchyme, Rt.
Lond. 493
Swale, sir Rd., M. Chy. 395
Swan, Ed. Bell, C. Acc. Ir. 567
Swanland, Sim. L.M. Lond.
489
Swann, Geo. Jam., C.I.E. 808
Swanston, Clem. Tudw. (No.
1), K.C. 416
— Clem. Tudw. (No. 2), Q.C.
418
Swanton, Rt., adm. (A) 814
— 'Th., Cornpt. N. 257
Swayn, Jno., abp. Arm. 595
Swayne, Hugh, gen. (B) 868
— Spelm., adm. (H) 844
Sweatman, Arth., bp. Tor,
de,
693
Sweeting, H. L., G. Mtius.
684 .
Sweetman, Milo, abp. Arm,
5
Sweit, sir Geiles, D. Arch.
420 -
Swellengrebel, Hendr., G.
C.G.H. 678
Swereford, Alexr. de, B. Ex.
382
Swerendon, Wm.; M. Chy.
39
Swerker I. and II., K. Sw.
92
Swertz, see Smert
Swetenham and Swetten-
haml
— Edm. Q.C. 419
— Išillner, L.M. Dbln, 641
— Matth., L.H.A. 173
Sweyn I. and III., K. Dk.93
Swi-, see also Swy—
Swiatopalk, R. Russ. 89
Swiatoslow, R. Russ. 89
Swift, Eras. Hy., dm. Clonm.
60
0
— Jonn., dm. St. Pat. 618
Swillington, Ralph, A. G. 398
Swinburn and Swinburne
— Ch. Hy., adm. (G) 842
— Jno., gen. (D) 896
— Jno. Denn., gen. (D) 922
— Th. Rt., gen. (T)) 891
sºnaley, Jno. Ed., gen, (D)
7
Swinefield, Rd., bp. Her. 441
Swiney, Geo., gen, (D) 878
—— Geo., gen. (ID) 917
— Wm., adm. (A) 816
Swinhoe, FK.Wm., gen.(D)916
— Saml., gen. (D) 886
Swinly, Geo. Hy., gen. (D) 900
sºnerton and Swynner-
O11
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Rog. de Const. T.L. 320
Swinton, Alexr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 520
— Saml., gen. (C) 874
Swith ed., K.E. 2
Swithelm and Swithelmus,
See also Sigelmus
— K.E. 2 -
Swithin (St.), bp. Winch. 47
Swith red, K.E. 2
*Swithulf, bp. Roch. 459
*Swithulfus, bp. Lond. 451
* 2 same pers.
Swy—, see also Swi-
synford, Nichs., L.M. LOnd.
489
Swynnerton, see Swinnerton
Sy—, see also Si-
Sybba, bp. Elm. 454
Sybourgh, Ch., gen. (C) 871
Sydall, El., b.p. Glr. 438; bp.
St. Dav. 465; dn. Cant. 431
Sydemanus, bp. Dev. 436
Sydenham and Sidenham
— Benj., C. Exc. 281
— Rd., J.C.P. 378
— Sim., bp. Chich. 433; din.
Sal. 468
— Th., Amb. Pgl. 124
— Wrm., called löl. S., L.T. 154
Sydenham, lds.
— Ch., 1st lå., form. C.
Poulett - Thompson, QI.U.,
G.C.B. 772; G. Can. 692
Sydeserf, Th., bp. Brn. 531;
bp, Gall, 538; bp. Ork. 535
Sydgrave, see Segrave
Sydney and Sidney
— Fk. Wnn., a,ólnn. (IHI) 852
sir Hy., K.G. 738; L.J. Ir.
553; V. Treas. Ir. 559.
Hy., see lö. S., infra,
— sir Ph. Ch., aft. 1d. De
L'Isle and Dudley q.v.,
G.C.H. 786; K.C.H. 787
Th., L.M. Trond. 492
— sil: Wrm., Lt. T.L. 321
Sydney of Penshurst, lds.
-Rt., ld., aft. E. of Leicester,
IK.B. 762
Sydney of Sheppey, lds, and
VISC.
— Hy., aft. lī, and visc. Syd.,
and 1st E. Of Romney, q.v.,
L.J. Ir. 555; L.L. Kent, 309;
M.G.O. 258; P.C. 193; S. St.
224; W.C.P. 319
Sydney of Chislehurst, lds.,
visc., and E.
Townshend, I'amily.
— Th., 1st lil. and visc., form.
T. Townshend, q.v., B.C. and
Pres, B.C. 252; Pres. B.T.
267; Sec. at W. 234
Sydney of Chislehurst, lds.,
visc., and E.-60?vt.
— Jno. Rt., 3rd visc., aft. 1st
E., Amb. Bgm. 123; C.Y.G.
298; G.C.B. 772; L.C.H. 295;
L.L. Kent, 309; L.S.H. 290;
P.C. 216
Sydney, lds.
Irish Peerage.
— Dudl. A. S., 1st là., form.
D. A. S. Cosby, q.v.
Sydnor, Rd., Regr. Gart. 746
Syed, Ameer Hoss., C.I.E. 808
— Bakir Ali Khan, C.I.E. 807
Syer, Fk. Chev., adm. (H) 849
Syers, Jno. D., gen. (D) 890
Sykes, Hy. Pet., gen. (I)) 922
— Jno., adm. (ID) 825
— Wrm. Hy., Chn. E.I.Co.,
646
Sylvester and Silvester
— I. and II., P. Ro. 33-4
Jno., Comm. Serjt. Lond.
495; Rec. Lond. 494
Rt., bp. Suff. Hull, 486
Symeon, see Simeon
Symes, Ed. Sp., C.I.E. 808
— Jos., adm. (H) 844
— Sutt., dm. Ach. 614
Symmachus, P. Ro. 33
Symonds and Simonds
— Jno., Rec. Lond. 493
— Jyrm. Ch., gen. (D) 908
— Th. Ed., adm. (IHI) 845
— Th. Matth. Ch. and sir T.,
adm. (E) 821; (ID) 832; (IE)
834; G.C.B. 771; IK.C.B. 779
— sir Wrm., adm. (G) 841; Sr.
N. 257
Symons and Simons
— Ch. Bert., gen. (ID) 898
— Corn. J., G. Ceyl. 672
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
Synge and Singe
— Ed. (No. 1). bp. Ardf. and
Agh. 639; bp. Crk., Cl. and R.
§ bp. Lim. 638; dm. Elph,
609
— Ed. (No. 2), abp. Trn. 611;
bp. Rph. 602; bp. Clonf. and
K. 636; bp. Cloy. 631; b.p.
ºph. 608; bp. Ferns and L.
6
— Fras. Hutch., gen. (IO)910
— Geo., byp. Cloy. 630;
Drom. 606
— Mill. Hy., gem. (D) 911
Saml., dn. IXild. 619
Nichs., b.p. ISilloe. 634;
IXilloe, and IXilf. 635
Synterby, Nichs, de, B. Ex.
[r. 583; J.C.P. Ir. 581
Syred or Syredus, abp. Cant.
(?) 430; du. St. P. 452
Syud, Ameer Ali, C.I.E. 808
— Lutf. Ali Khan, C.I.E. 807
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1144
INDEX OF NAMES.
T.
T—, bp. Brm, 530
Taaf, Jno., abp. Arm. 595
Tablere, Dahl, le, dm. Trm.
613
Tabley, Geo., 2nd ld, de, P.C.
218; Tr. H. 292
Tablir, Ralph, J. It, 367
Tachmon, Hugh de, bp. Mth.
599; L. Treas. Ir. 558
Tacina (dau. of Owen Tudor),
Pr. E. 12
Tacitus, Emp. Ro. 48
Taddy, Wm., S.L. 413
Tadmoth, bp. Roch. 459
Tages, M. O., I’res. Ugy. 111
Tagore, Mahar. Jot. Moh.,
K.C.S.I. 803
Tailboys, see Talboys
Tailer, Wm., S.L.R. 271
Tailerand, dm. Yk. 486
Taillor, see also Taylor
— Th., B. EX. Ir, 580
Tait, see also Tate
— Archd. C., abp. Cant.
431; bp. Lond, 452 ; dh. Carl.
476; Júd. Com, l’.C. 361; P.C.
216
— Geo., Ly. Dep. 513
— Jas. Hold., adm. (D) 826
Talang, Kash. Tr., C.I.E. 807
Talbot, Adelb. Cec., C.I.E.807
— Bruno, C. Treas. Ir. 559;
Ch. Ex. Ir. 562
— Ch., dm. Exr. 438; dim. Sal.
468
— hon Ch., see lil. T., infra
— Ch. and Sir C., adm. (D)
831; (E) 834; K.C.B. 779
— Chr. Rice Mans., L.L.
Glam. 315
— Fitzr. Som., gem. (D) 934
— Gilb. and sir G., J. It. 368;
K.G. 737; L.H.A. 173; L.S.H.
289
– Ja.s., Amb. SWZ. 113
— Jno., see li. T., infra
— hom. Jno., B.T. 265
— hom. Jimo., J. Chest. 387
– hon. Jno. and Sir J., adm.
(A) 819; G.C.B. 769; K.C.B.
774 -
— Jno. and Sir J., see ld. T.,
infra,
– hom. Jno. C., Q.C. 417
— Jno. C., see E. Talbot, infra
— Jno. G., Sec. D.T. 269
— Jno. Th., adm. (H) 848
— Rd., bp. Lond. 451; dim. St.
P. 452
IRd., abp, D'bln. and Gl.
616; L.D. Ir. 552; Ld. Chanc.
II. 575
Rd., dn. Chich. 434
* Prob. same perS.
Rd., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— Rd., aft. 1st ID. and D. of
Tyrconnel, (1.0.
— Rt., gen. (D) 907
— hom. Sharr., gem. (C) 871
— Th., D. Chanic. Ir. 575
— Th., gen. (D) 932
— Wrm, bp. Dham. 479; by.
Oxf. 456; bp. Sal, 467; dri.
Worc. 473; L.L. Dham, 808
:};
$:
Talbot-cont.
— Wm., M.M. 247
— Wm., Rec. D'bln. 642
— Sir Wnn., M.R. Ir, 585
Talbot, lds, and E., see also
Shrewsbury
— Gilbert, 5th lä., R.G. (abt.
1413) 735
— sir Jno., aft. 12th lä. T. and
1st E. of Shrewsbury, q.v.,
R.G. 735; L.L. Ir. 552; Ld.
Chanc. Ir, 575
— Jno., aft. 2nd E. of Shr.,
q.v., K.B. 756
— Geo., ld, aft, 6th E. of
Shr., q.v., K.B. 760
Talbot of Hemsoe, lds. and E.
— hom. Ch., aft. 1st là. T.,
Ld. Chanc. 357; P.C. 198;
S.G. 401
— Wrm., 2nd lå., aft. Earl T.
(1st Cr.), L.H.S. 287; L.S.H.
290; P.C. 200
— Jno., 3rd ló. and 1st E.
(2nd Cr.), B.T. 267
— Chas., 2nd E. of, IX.G. 744;
R.P. 751; L.L. Ir, 557; L.L.
Staffs. 312; P.C. 209
— Hy. Jno., 3rd E., aft. E. of
Shr. and T., q.v., adm. (G)
841; C.G.A. 300; P.C. 216
Talboys (or Tailboys), Hy,
IX. B, 758
Talebot, see Talbot
Talfourd, Th. N. and sir. T.,
J.C.P. 380 ; P.P. 416; S.L. 413
Talleyrand (de Perigord),
Off. Nap. 26
Talmash, Th., gem. (B) 864
Tºmasp Or Thalmas Sh. Pers.
Tametone, Wm. de, J. It, 367
Tamphilus, C. B., C. Ro. 44
— M. B., C. Ro. 44
Tamworth, sir Nichs., L.H.A.
7
Tamworth, visc,
— Rt., visc., form, ld, aft. E.
Ferrers, q.v.
Tancock, Jno., adm. (H) 844
Tancred, K. Scy. 55
— Hy. Wnn., K.C. 416
Tanfield, Laur, and Sir L.,
* C.B. Ex. 381; J.K.B. 372; S.L.
409
Tanjore, Vijaya, &c., Rajah
of, Cr. Ind., 809
Tankard, Jno., bp. ISilla. 612
Tankerville, E. O
Grey Family.
1st Creation.
— Jno., 1st E. of, K.G.
(1419-20) 735; K.B. (1426) 756
2nd Creation.
— Ford, 1st I. Of, B.T. 263;
L.P.S. 240; L.T. 155; P.C.
194
JBennet I'd?) vily.
— Ch., 1st E. Of, K.T. 747;
P.C. 196; Postm. G. 238
— Ch., 2nd E. of, C.Y.G. 298;
IX.T. 747
— Ch., 4th E. of, P.C. 204
— Ch. Augs., 5th E. of, form.
ld. Ossulston, q.v.
— Ch., 6th E. of, C.G.A. 300;
L.S.H. 290; P.C. 217
Tanks, Wm., C.B. Ex. 381
Tanner, Ed., gem. (D) 930
— Jno., bp. Drom, 604; b)p.
Dry. 601
— Oriel Viv., IX.C.B. 781
— Th., bp. St. AS. 462
Tantia, Gorey Raw. Bah.,
C.I.E. 807
Tany, Wm., L.D. Ir. 551; Ld.
Chanc, Ir. 574
Tºng-kwang, Emp. Ch.
Tapp, Hor. Th., gen. (D) 880
— Th., gem. (D) 903
Tappulus, P. V., C. Ro. 43
Tapton, Jno., dn. St. AS.463
Tarbat, Geo., 1st visc., form.
G. Mackenzie, q.v., aft. 1st
E. of Cromarty, q.v., Comm.
Tr. Sc. 497; Sec. St. Sc. 502
Tarbock, Ed., G. I. Man, 666
Tarente, Hy. Ch. de la Tre-
mouille, Pr. of, K.G. 740
Tarkinus, bp. Isl. 539
Tarleton, sir Bama'stre, G.C.B.
768 ; gen. (A) 860
— Jno. Walt., adm. (E) 835;
(F) 839; K.C.B. 780; L.Admy.
185
Tarpey, Hugh, L.M. Dblin. 642
Tarquinius (Priscus), K. Ro.
36
— (Superbus), K. Ro. 36
Tarrant or Tarrent, Ch.,
dºm. Carl. 476; dim. Pboro. 458
— Ch., gem. (B) 866
Tash, Th., C. Cus. 276
Tate, see also Tait
— Hy. Carr, gen. (D).900
— Jno., L.M. Lond, 490
— Jno., Rec. Lond. 494; S.L.
41
1.
— Nahum, P. Laur. 301
— Rt., L.M. Lond, 490
Tatham, Ed., adm. (H) 849
Tatius, #. Rö. 36
Tatton, Nev., gen, (C) 872
— Wrm., gen. (B) 864
Tatwine, abp. Cant, 430
Taubman, Jno., G. I. Man,666
Taunton, Jno. de, dm. St.
IPat. 617 -
Rd., b.p. suff, Dov. 431
– Wm. E., aft. Sir W., J.K.B.
373; K.C. 416; S.L. 413
Taunton, lds.
— Hy., 1st là., form. Hy.
Labouchere, q.v., C. Sec.
235; U.S. W. and C. 231
Taurello, M. Fa. 52
Taurus, T. S., C. R.O. 46
Taverner, Edm., L., gen. (D)
919
— Jno., S. W. F. 271
Tavistock, Wim., 1st M. of,
form, 5th E., aft. 1st D. of
Bedford, q.v. *
(See also D. of Bedford.)
Tawney, Ch. Hy., C.I.E. 808
Taxton, Jno., Ld. Chanc. Ir.
575
Taylor and Taylour
— Abrm. Ber., K.H. 792
— Alex, and sir A., gen. (D)
905; K.C.B. 780
— Arth. Hy., gem. (D) 933
— Arth. Jos., gen. (D) 901
— Brooke and Sir B., Amb.
I3va. 119 ; Amb. Dk. 127;
Amb. G. St. 121; Amb. Pr.
118; G.C.H. 786; P.C. 211
— Brook Jno., gen. (D) 896
—- Ch. Wnn., gen. (D) 913
— Ed., C. Exc. Ir. 566
— Geo., Rec. D'blin, 642
— Hy., K.C.M.G. 796.
—Herb. and sir H., G.C.B.
768; G.C.H. 786; gen. (IB)
868 ; K.C.H. 787 ; S.G.O. 260.
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX () F
1145
NAMES.
Taylor and Taylour—cont.
— Hy. Geo. Andr. and Sir H.,
G.C.B. 770; gen. (D) 878;
K.C.B. 779
— Jas, gen. (B) 867
— Sir Jas., L.M. Dblin. 641
– Jeremiah., gen. (D) 884
— Jeremy, º Down. and
Cmr. 604; bp. Drom, 605
— Jno., bp. Linc. 447; dm.
Linc. 448
..— Jno., M.R. 387
— Jno. and sir J., gem. (B)
869; K.C.B. 776
— la, Jno. (D)
931
— Jno. Pitt, C.C.J. 404
— Jos. Newh. adm. (A) 845
→Markh. Le F., gem. (D)
— Michl. Ang., P.C. 212
— Pringle, G., Jam. 713; gen.
(D) 891 ; K.H. 791
— Reyn. Geo., gen, (D) 907
— Rd., S.L. 409
— Rd. Ch. H. and sir R., gem.
(D).904; K.C.B. 781
— Rt., dm. Clonf. 637
– hon. Rt., gem. (A) 860
— Saml., §§ 420
— Th. adm. (A) 816
— (or Taillor), Th., B. Ex.
Ir, 583
— Th., L.M. D bln. 641
— Th., Mod. I. Sc. 547 -
— Th. Ed., C.D.L. 243; L.T.
161; P.C. 217; Sec, Tr. 163
— Th. Matth., gen, (D) 887
— Th. Wm., gen. (D) 882
— Wm., adm. (A) 818
— Wrm., gem. (A) 858
— Wm., gen. (B) 866
— Wm., gen. (D) 887
— Wnn., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm., Mod. IX. Sc. 547
— Wm. Nort, adm. (H) 850
— Wrm. Wilk., gen. (IP) 923
— Z., Pres. U.S.A., 102
Teate, Jos., dn. Oss, 623
Tººk, I'ra S., &c., D. of, G.C.B.
Hy gen.
— Mary, Dss of, see Mary
Adel. &c.
Tedfrid, bp. Dunw. 454
Tedder, Th., dm. Llin. 623
Teed, Jno., Godfr., C.C.J. 404;
Q.C. 417
Teesdale, Chr. Ch. and Sir C.,
gen. (D) 932; ISI.C.M.G. 798
— Sir Geo., gen, (ID) 877;
R.H. 790
—— Hy. Geo., gen, (D) 899
Tela, K. It. 49
Teignmouth, Jno., 1st là.,
form. Sir J. Shore, q.v., B.C.
252-3; P.C. 208
Tºda, S. L. de, Pres, Mex.
10.
Telesphorus, P. Ro. 32
Telius, see Thelian
Tempest, Th., A.G. Ir. 588
Tºplar, Hy. Jno., gem. (ID)
91
Templarius, G., L.H.T. 152
Temple, Chr., C.C.J. 404;
IS.C. 416
— Fras., adm. (ID) 825; (G)
840
— Fk., b.p. Exp. 437; bp.
Lond. 452; Jud. Conn. P.C.
362; P.C. 220
— FK., aft, ld, Dufferin, &c.,
q.v., U.S. Ind. 236
Temple—cont.
:k Sir Jno., A.G. Ir. 588
*— Sir Jno., M.R. Ir. 585
*— Sir Jno., S.G. Ir. 589
× Sir Jno., V. Treas. Ir. 559
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Leofr., Q.C. 419
— Oct., G. Si. Le. 685
Iöd, and sir R., Ch. Com.
Cent. Pr. 655; G. Bbay. 659;
G.C.S.I. 801; K.C.S.I. 803;
º Bgal. 652 ; Sec. S.I.
— sir Rd., C. Cus. 273-4;
K.B. 763
— Sir Rd., aft. li. and visc.
Cobham, q.v., G. Jsey, 667
— Rt. Gr., C.C.J. 403
— Steph., Q.C. 417
Wrm. and Sir W., M.R. Ir.
585
Sir Wm., P.C. 192
—- hon. Wm. and Sir W.,
Amb, Russ. 126; Amb. Scy.
115; K.C.B. 782
Temple, Earls
— Rd., 2nd E., K.G. 742; L.
Admy. 178; L.L. Bucks. 306;
L.P.S. 241; P.C. 200
— G. N., 3rd E., form. G.
Grenville, q v., aft. 1st M. of
Buckm., q.v., F. Sec. 228;
L.L. Ir. 557; P.C. 203
— Rd., 4th E., aft. 2nd M. and
1st D. Of Buckm., q.v., B.C.
252; P.C. 207; Paym. G. 244;
V.P.B.T. 269
- Mary Aug., lady, Cr. Ind.
Templeman, Alfr., gem. (D)
4
Templetown, Geo. Fk., 3rd
visc., form. hom. G. F. Optom,
q.v. K.C.B. 780; G.C.B. 771
Tench, Watk., gen. (IB) 868
Tenham, ld., see Teynham
Tenison, see Tennison and
Tennyson
Tennant, Jas., K.C.B. 777
— Jas, Fras., C.I.E. 806; gem.
(ID) 926
Tenment, Jas. Emers, and sir
., G. Ceyl. 672; G. St. Hel.
; Sec. B.C. 254; Sec. B.T.
27
Tennison and Tenison, see
also Tennyson
— Ed., bp. Oss. 620
— Ed. IX., L.L. Leitr. 570;
L.L. Rosc. 571
Rd., bp. Clr. 596; bp, Mth.
599; dim. Clr. 597; bp. Killa.
and Ach. 613
— Th., abp. Cant. 431; bp.
Linc. 447; P.C. 194
Th., J.C.P. Ir. 582; S.L. Ir.
592
Tennyson, see also Tennison
— Alf., see lil. T., infra.
— Ch., aft. Tennyson-D'Eyn-
court, q.v., Clk. O. 260; l’.C.
212
Tennyson, lds.
— Alf., aft, 1st là. T., P. Laur.
30]
"fennyson-D'Eyncourt, see
D'Eyncourt
Tenterden, lds.
— Ch., 1st là., form. Sir Ch.
Abbot, g".
— Ch. S. A., 3rd ló., K.C.B.
783; U.S.F. 230
Teoldus, bp. Worc. 472
Tergusius, W.C.P. 317
Terlying, Jno., M. Chy. 393
Tººnan, Augs. Hy., gen. (D)
923
Ternay, Chev. d’Arz. de, G.
MItius. 683
Terrell, Th. H., C.C.J. 404
Terret, see Terrot
Tºy, Astl. Fell., gen. (D)
Terrick, Rd., b.p. Lond. 452;
bp. Pboro. 458; P.C. 201
Terringham (or Tiringham),
Wrm., IK.B. 763
Terrot, Ch., gen. (A) 862
— Ch. Hugh., bp. Edinb. 543;
Pr. Bp. Sc. 540
Terryll, Th., C.G.S. 356
Testa, Vit. de, dm. St. P. 453
Testaferrata, Gius. Marq.,
R.C.M.G. 796
Tºsier, Hy. Gr. de, gen. (D)
16
Teviot (or Tiviot), Wisc.
Spencer Family.
— Rt., visc., form. hon. I&t.
Spencer, L.P.S. (1685) 240
Livingston Family.
— Th., Wisc., form. Sir Th.
ºyingston, gen. (IB) (1704)
64
Tew, Dav., L.M. Dblm. 641
— Jno., L.M. D'blin. 641
Tewfik, V. E.g. 98; G.C.S.I.
801
Teyes, Wal, de, W.C.P. 317
Teynham, lds.
— Jno., 1st lit., K.B. 762
— Chr., 5th lä., L.L. Kent,
309
Thacker, Saml., gem. (D) 912
Thackeray, Fls. Renn., gem.
(A) 863
Thackwell, Jos. and Sir J.,
G.C.B. 769; gen. (ID) 882 ;
IK.C.B. 777; K.H. 790
— Jos. Edwin, gen. (D) 905
— Wm. de W. Roche, gen.
(ID) 933
*Thady, bp. Ach. 612
*— bp. Down and Cmr. 604
*— bp. Dromm. 604
*— bp. Rilloe. 634
*— bp. Kilm. 607
:k bp. Ross, 631
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. lates.
Thakur, &c., K.C.I.E. 805
Thalna, M. J., C. Ro. 44
Thamas, see Tannasp
Thanet, E. of
— Th., 6th E. of, P.C. 195
— Hy., 11th E. of, L.L. Rent,
309
Thayer, Humphr., C. Exc.
280 -
Thean or Theanus, abp.
Lond. 450
Thedred, abp. Lond. 450
Thefridus, bp. Dumw. 454
Thelian (or Telius, or Elad),
bp. Llff. 448 -
Thelwall, Ewb., M. Chy. 395
— Th. de, C.D.L. 242; M. Chy.
393; M.R. Ir. 585
.*Theobald, abp. Camt. 430
Ld. Chanc. 353
bp. Worc. 472
* 2 same pers.
— C. Lux. 84 -
— I. and II., D. Line, 29
— I, and II., IX. Nav, 85, 87
:k
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
73
1146
INDEX OF NAMES.
Theodat, K. Sp. 85
Theodatus, K. It. 49
Theodebald, K. Fr. 22
— K. It. 49
Tººglebert I. and II., K. Fr.
Theodiscle, K. Sp. 85
Theodolinda, K. Limd. 49
Theodora, Emp. E.E. 51
— Emp. Tzde. 98
Theodore, abp. Cant. 430
— P. R.O. 33
— I. and II., R. Russ. 90
— -Lascaris I. and II., Emp.
E.E. 51
Theodoric, K. It. 49
— I. and II., IN. Sp. 84
Theºdorus I. and II., P. R.O.
3-4
*Theodred, bp. Elm. and
Dunw. 454
*Theodredus, bp, Lond. 451
* 2 same perS.
Theodric, K.E. 2
Theodosius I., Emp. W. E.
— I. to III., Emp. E.E. 50
Theodwin, see Dedwin
Theologild, abp. Cant. 430
Theonus, bp, Lond. 450
Theophilus, Emp. E.E. 50
Theotoky, Ct. Ant., G.C.M.G.
794; K.C.M.G. 796
— Bar. Elm., G.C.M.G. 794
Thereus, K. Sc. 17
Thermus, Q. M., C. Ro. 43
Therry, Jno., C. Exc, Ir,
566-7
Thesiger, hon. Alfr. Hy.,
Jud. Conn. P.C. 361; L.J. App.
389 ; P.C. 219; Q.C. 419
92 hon. Ch. Wemyss, gen. (TD)
927
— Fk, and sir F., aft. 1st là.
Chelmsford, q.v., A.G. 400;
R.C. 416; Ld. Chanc. 358;
P.C. 216; S.G. 402
— hom. FR. Aug., aft. 2nd lå.
Chelmsford, q.v., G. C.G.H.
&c. 679; gen. (ID) 907
Theudis, K. Sp. 85
Theudisela, 18. Sp. 85
Theulph, bp. Worc. 472
The well, Wm. de, L.H.A. 171
Thewles, Jas., gem (C) 873
Thicknesse, Fras. Hy, bp.
suff. Leic. 458
Thierry, C. Flrs. 81
— I. and II., D. Line. 29
— I. to IV., K. Fr. 22-3
— I. to IV., C. Fld. 82
— V. to VII., C. Hld. 82
Thiers, L. A., Pres. Fr.25
Thirkiiby, see Thurkilby
Thirlby or Thirleby, bp.
Ely, 435; bp. Norw. 455; bp.
West]'. 469
Thirlwall, Conn., bp. St. DaV.
465
Thirij, F. A., K.C.B. 778
Thirninge (or Thyrnynge),
Wm., C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 378
Thirwit, see Tirwit
Tholozaine, See Tolason
Thirkell, see Thyrkyll
*Thomas (2), abp. Ylc. 485
#. bp. Clonf. 635
:: (2) bp. Clonm, 600
*— bp. Down, 603
*— bp. Down and Cmr. 604
»k
2}.
+
bp. Dmbl. 532
bp. E. Ang. 454
— blo. Emly, 625
Thomas—comt.
:k (3), bp. Gall. 538
:}; bp. Isl. 539
>k bp. Kild. 616
*— (2) bp. Killa. 612
*— bp. Kilm, 607
× bp. Lism. 626
× (2) bp. Llin. 621
& bp. Ork. 535
*— bp. Boss. 535
× (2), bp. S. and M. 483
::: (2), bp. St. As. 462
×
:k
>}:
dın. Ardf. 640
dın. Cash. 627
dn. Clonm. 600
dm. Dry. 602
(of Woodford), dn. Lim.
9
dm, Th. 613
(abb. of Winchecumbe),
J. It, 367
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp, dates.
— C. Swy. 54
— (son Edw. I.), Pr. E. 10
— (son Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10;
K.G., 734
— (g, son Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (iss. Edw. III.), Pr. E. 11
— (son Hy. IV.), aft. D. of
×
×
>k
:k
Clarence, Pr. E. 11; K.B
755
27 sir Edm., B.T. 265; S.W.F.
71
— Ed., C.I.E. 807
— Fras. Wm., gem. (D) 929
— Flº, Jenn., adım. (HI) 845
— Sir Geo., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Geo. Ed., gem. (ID) 918
— Grant E., G. Bdoes, 721
— Griff. ap, R.B. 759
— Hy., gen. (D) 882
— Hor. L., Pres. Coll. Surg.
939
— Hugh, dm. Ely, 435
— Jas., Bl, M.P.A. 336; Chest.
H. 331
— Jno., adm. (A) 816
— Jno. (No. 1), bp. Limc. 447;
bp. Sal. 467; bp. St. As. 462;
dın. PbOro. 458
Jno. (No. 2), bp. Pboro.
458; bp. Sal. 467; b.p. Winch.
471
— Jno. (No.
3), bp. Roch, 460
dm. Westl. 469
— Jno., gem. (18) 865
— Jno. Well., gen. (D) 908
— Lamb., dm. Chich, 434
— Lanc. Fras. Ch., gen. (D)
920
— Lewis, bp. suff. Shrewsb.
444
— Mes., bp. Goulb. 704
— Ralph, S.L. 413
— Rd., adm. (ID) 825
— Rowl., dn. Bgr. 426
— sir Rys ap, IX.G. 737
— Wrm., b.p. St. Dav. 464; bp.
Worc. 473; dr. Worc. 473
— Wm., gen. (B) 867
— Wrm. ap, K.B. 756
Thomian, bp. Arm., 595
Thomlinson, see Tomlinson
Thomond, Brian de, K. of
Thomond, K.B. (1394) 755
Thomond, E. and M. of
30 Hy., 8th E. of, L.L. EsX.
08
Percy, 1st E. of, form.
Percy Wyndham O'Brien,
q.v., 294; L.L. Soms. 311 ;
l”.C. 200; Tr. H. 291
|
Thomond, E. and M. Of-cont.
— Murr., 1st M. of, form. 5th
E. Of º Q.?).
— Wm., 2nd M. of, K.P. 750
— Jas., 3rd M. of, form. li.
Jas. O'Bryen, q.v.
Thompson, Thomson, and
Tomson
— Maj. —, G. Trim. 722
— Alexr., and sir A., B. Ex.
385; C.B. Ex. 382; M. Chy,
and Acct, G. 397; P.C. 209;
S.L. 412
— Alexr., gen. (D) 879
— Anthy., dm. Rph. 603
— Arnold, gen. (D) 909
— Aug. Riv. and sil: A., Ch.
Com. Brma. 655; K.C.S.I. 803;
L.G. Bgal. 652
— Benj., U.S.C. 235
— Ch., adm. (A) 816
— Ch., gen. (ID) 926
— Ch., K.C. 415
— Ch., M. Chy., 397
— Sir Ch., gen. (A) 858
— Sir Ch., gem. (IB) 866
— Ch. Hothalm-, form. Hot-
ham, q.v.
— Ch. Poulett-, aft. li. Syden-
ham, q.v., G.G. N. Am. Prov.
692; P.C. 212; Pres. B.T. 268;
Tr. N. 257; V.P.B.T. 269
— Ch. Wm., gen. (ID) 906
— Dalml. Rt., C.I.E. 806
— Dav., gen. (ID) 920
— Ed., L. Admy. 178
— Ed. Deas., K.C.M.G. 797
— Fras. Iłingl., gen. (D) 890
— Giles, bp. Glr. 438 ; drl.
Winds. 474
— Harry, gen. (D) 879
— Hy., Ly. K.A. 513
— Ja.s., K.C.B. 777
— Jas. Sinc., gen. (D) 924
— Jno., adm. (IHI) 844
— Jno., gen, (D) 934
— Sir Jmo., L.M. Lond. 491
— sir Jno. Deas, K.C.H. 788
— Jno. Sp. Dav., R.C.M.G.799
— Jno. V., S.L. 413
— Mowbr., gen. (D) 928
— Narb., adm. (A) 820
— Pears. Sc., gem. (ID) 917
— Ralph Wood and sir W.,
K.C.B. 784; U.S. War. 233
— lºd., dn. Brl. 440
— Rd. Ll., gem. (ID) 910
— Rt., C. St. 283
— (or Toumson), Rt., bp. Sal.
467; dn. Westºr. 469
— Ron. Ferg. and sir R., Amb.
Pers. 130; C.I.E.806; G.C.M.G.
796; K.C.M.G. 798
Saml., Pt.c. P.A. 337;
WindS. H. 331
— Th., dm. Killa. 614
— Th., gem. (D) 918
— Th., Lanc. H. 333; R. Dr.
P.A. 338
— Sir Th. Bould. adm. (A)
818; Compt. N. 257; G.C.B.
768; K.C.B. 773
— Th. Perr., gen. (I)) 885
— Th. Pick., adm. (E) 835;
(E) 838
— Th. P. E., C.C.J. 405
— Th. Sp., adm. (G) 843
— sir Th. Raikes Tr., adm.
(G) 842
— Wrm., abp. Yk. 486; bp.
Glr. and Br. 439; Jud. Colm.
P.C. 361; P.C. 217
Wm., L.M. Lond, 492
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1147
Thompson, Thomson,
Tomson—cont. &
— Wrm., S.L. 411
—IWm. and Sir W., B. Ex. 384;
Curs. B. Ex. 386; Rec. Lond.
494; S.G. 401; S.L. 411
— sir Wim., C. Cus. 273
— W. A., Mod. IV. Sc. 547
— Wnn. T. and sir. W., Amb.
Chi. 137; Amb. Pers, 130 ;
K.C.M.G. 797
Thoms, see also Toms.
Jno., dn. Ferns, 623
Thomson, see Thompson
Thonory, Jno., bp. Oss. 620
Thoralby, Jno., M. Chy. 394
Thorburn, Rt., K.C.M.G. 798
Thoresby, Jno. Čle, abp. Yk.
485; bp. St. Dav. 464; bp.
Worc. 472; Lól. Chanc. 354;
L.K. 354; M.R. 387
Thoresbye, Hy., M. Chy. 395
Thorimbergh (or Thurum-
berd), Aym., Const. T.L. 320
Thorismund, K. Sp. 84
Thoriz, I&og. ãe, dn. Exr. 437
Thorn and Thorne
— Jas., adm. (H) 847
Nathl., gen. (D) 882; IS.C.B.
778; K.H. 790
— Peregr. Fras., K.H. 792
— Steph. de, dun. Her. 442
— Wm., dm. Chich. 434
Wm., K.H. 790
Thorndon, see Thorntom
Thornborough, Thorn-
brough, Thornburg, and
Thornburgh
— Ed. and sir E., adm. (A)
817; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
—— Ed. Le Cras, adm. (G) 841
— Jno., b.p. Brl. 439; bp. Lim.
638; bp. Worc. 473; dim. Yk.
7
— Th., Rec. Lond. 493
— Th., Winds. H. 331
Walt, de, Lud. Chanc. Ir.
r:
4
Thorndike, Daml., gem. (D)
899
Thorne, see Thorn
Thornhill, Anthy. Rt., gem.
(D) 917
— Jas. Badh, K.H. 792
— Hy., gen. (ID) 925
— Wnn., R.H. 789
Thornton (or Thorndom),
AEgedius, L. Treas. Ir. 558
— Ch. Macl. Jno., gen. (D)
920
— Ch. Wade and sir C.,
G.C.H. 787; gem. (IB) 870 ;
K.C.H. 787; K.H. 789
— Ed. and Sir E. (No. 1), Amb.
Dk. &c. 127; Amb. G. St. 121;
Amb. H. Ths. 120; Amb. Pgl.
125; Amb. Pr. 118; Amb. Sw.
126; G.C.B. 772; P.C. 209
— Ed. and Sir E. (No. 2), Amb.
Arg. 136; Amb. Iłżl. 135;
Almb. N.G. 134; Amb. Pgl.
125; Amb. Pgy. 136; Amb.
Russ. 126; Amb. Tºy. 130 ;
Amb. U.S.A. 132; Amb. Ugy,
137; G.C.B. 773; R.C.B. 783;
P.C. 218
— Gilb. de, A.G. 398; C.J.I.B.
369; S.L. 406
— Jno., C.I.R. 285; C. St. 284;
C. St. and Tx. 285 ; C, Tx.
285
— Peter de, K.B. 755
— Rt., Chn, E.I. Co. 645
and
— Saml., adm. (G) 841
}
Thornton—cont.
Saml., bp. Ballt. 705
— Th. H., Sec. S.I. 804
— Wm., gen. (B) 866
Wm., gem. (C) 872
— Wm. and Sir W., gen. (IB)
869; K.C.B. 776
— Wm. H., I.C.M.G. 796
Thorold, Anthy. Wils.,
Roch. 460
— Sir Geo., L.M. Lond. 491
— Regd. Goth., gem. (D) 931
Thorp and Thorpe
— Ch., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Fras., B. Ex. 384;
409
— Geo. de, R.B. 754
— Gery., dn. Wíord. 628
— Jno. de, J. It. 369
— Jno. Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Rt., gen. (ID) 894 -
— Bt. de (No. 1), J.C.P. 377
— IRt. de and Sir R. (No. 2),
C.J.C.P. 375; Ld. Chanc. 354;
S.L. 406 .
— Rt. de (No. 3), J. It. 369
— Saml., K.H. 791
Saml. Jos., gen. (D) 919
— (or Trop), Sim. de, J. It. 368
Th., B. Ex. 383; Ch. Ex.
153; Sp. H.C. 248
Wm. de and Sir W., A.G.
398; B. Ex. 383; C.J.I.C.B.
369; J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371;
S.L. 406
Thring, Jno. Ed., gen. (D)
915
— Hy., aft. 1st ld. T., K.C.B.
783
bp.
S.L.
Throckmorton and Throg-
morton
— Sir Nichs., Chambn. Ex.
166
6
— Rt., K.B. 759
— Wnn., M. Chy. 394
Thuillier, Hy. Ed. Land. and
sir H., gen. (ID) 909
Thurbone, Jrmo., S.L. 411
Thurkilby (or Thirkilby,
Rog. de, Ch. Jr. 363; J.C.P.
376; J. It. 368; J.K.B. 371 ;
Jy. 364
Thurland, sir Ed., B. Ex.
384; S.L. 410
Thurles, Jas., visc., form. J.
Butler, q.v., aft. 9th E. of
Ormond, q.v.
Tºlow, Ed., Ch. Sec. Ir.
56
— Ed., see lä. T., infra.
hon. Th. Linc., bp. Dham.
479; bp. Linc, 447; dm. Roch.
461; dm. St. P. 453
Thurlow, lds.
— Ed., aft. 1st là. E., A.G.
399; K.C. 415; L.H.S. 287;
Ld. Chanc. 357; P.C. 203;
S.G. 402; Tell. Ex. 168
— Thos. Jno., 5th lä., L.H.C.
R. Sc. 546; P.C. 221; Paym.
G. 245
Thursby, see Thoresby
Thurstan, abp. Yk, 485
Thurston, Jno. Bates and sir
J., G. Fiji, 711; G. W. Pac.
711; I.C.M.G. 798
— Mark, M. Chy. and Acct. G.
396
Thrupp, Arth. Th., adm. (E)
837
Thurumburd, See Thorim-
bergh
Thuysz, Jan., G. Ceyl. 672
Thwaites, Geo. Saund., gen.
(ID) 885
— Th., C.D.L. 242
Thyn, see Thynne
Thyn begh, see Tynebegh
Thynne, Egr., S.L. 409
— Fras., Lanc. H. 333
—ld. Geo., aft. 2nd ló. Car-
teret, q.v., B.T. 268; Compt,
H. 293; L.T. 158; P.C. 207
— Hy., Tr. H. 292
— Hy. Fk. (No. 1), aft. 1st là.
Carteret, q.v., C. Exc. 278;
L.T. 155; P.C. 202
— la. Hy. Flº. (No. 2), P.C.
219
— lil. Jno., aft. 3rd la. Car-
teret, q.v., B.T. 268; P.C. 207;
W.C.H. 297
Thyrnynge, see Thirminge
Thyrkyll, Lanc., K.B. 759
Ti—, see also Ty—
Tibelot, Pain de, IK.B. 754
Tºrius, bp. Down and Cmr.
04 -
— (3), Emp. Ro. 47
— II. and III., Emp. E.E. 50
Tichborne, see also Titch-
bourn
— sir Hy., L.G.O. 259; L.J.
Ir. 554
— Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
Tickel, Rd., C. St. 283-4
Tickell, Rd., gen. (D) 881
— Th., U.S.S. 225
Tickhill, Th., A.G. 398
Tidcomb, Jno., gem. (B) 864
Tidhelm, bp. Her. 441
Tidy, Th. Holmes, gen. (ID) 903
Tierney, Geo., M.M. 247; P.C.
%; Pres, B.C. 252; Tr. N.
— (or O'Tiermey), Jno., dun.
IXilmacd. 637
— Sir Matth., K.C.H. 787
Tigermas, b. Ir. 20
*Tigernach (Boircech), bp.
Cld. 599
*— (O'Moeleoin), bp. Clonm.
599
*— (St.), bp. Clonm. 599
*— (St.), bp. Clr. 596
:# (2), bp. Dronn. 604
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
Tighe, Ed., C. Acc. Ir. 567
— Hugh U., dun. Ard. 609; dim.
Dry. 602; dim. Llin. 624
— W. Fk., L.L. Kilk. 570
Tºury, Rd. de, Comst. T.L.
Tildeslegh, see also Tyldsley
— Th., S.L. 407
Tilesworth, Wm., M.M. 246
Tilford, see Tydferth
Tillmere, bp. Hex. 480;
WOl'C. 472
Tilley and Tilly
Hy., K.B. 754
— Jno., gen. (ID) 934
— Jno., IX.C.B. 783; Sec. P.O.
239
Saml. Theon. and sir S., G.
N. Brk. 696; K.C.M.G., 797
Tillotson, Jno., abp. Cant.
431; din. Cant. 431; din. St., P.
453; P.C. 194
Tilly, see Tilley
Tilred, bp. Lindisf, 478
Tilson, Geo., U.S.S. 225
Hy., bp. Elph. 608;
Chr. Ch. D bln. 618
bp.
dm.
. For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
73 *
1148
INDEX OF NAMES.
riºren, Harry V., gen. (D)
Tindal, see also Tyndall'
— Louis Sym., adm. (H) 849
— Nichs. C. and Sir N,
C.J.C.P. 376; Jud. Com. P.C.
; P.C. 211; S.G. 402; S.L.
Tinker, Jno., G. Bah. Isl. 716
ºinley, Rt. Newt., gen. (D).904
Tinling, Ch., adm. (A) 820
— Ed. Burn., adm. (H) 848
- Isaac Patt., gen, (C) 874
Tinningham, Ad. de,
Abdn. 530
Tinney, Wm. Hy., K.C. 416;
M. Chy. 397
Tippetts, sir Jno., Sr. N. 257
lipping, Rt., gen. (B) 867
Tiptoft, Jno. de and sir J.,
K.B. 755; L.H.T. 153; Sp.
H.C. 248
— Jno., see lá. T., infra,
— sir Rt., L.H.A. 170
Tiptoft, lds.
ºte Jno., ld., see E. of Worces-
€r
Tirrtullus, bp. Her. 441
Tiringham, see Terringham
Tirloch, K. Ir. 22
Tirrey, Dom., b.p. Crk, and
Cl. 631
Tiruvarur, &c., C.I.E. 806
Tirwhit, see Tyrrwhitt
Tirwit (or Thirwit), Rt.,
J.C.P. 378; J.K.B. 371; S.L.
407
Tisdall, Archd., admi. (H) 845
h., A.G. Ir. 588; S.G. Ir,
;: S.L. Ir. 592; Sec. St. Ir,
5
Tºyngton, Rd. de, M. Chy.
393
bp.
Titchbourn, see also Tich-
borne
— Col. —, Lt. T.L. 322
Titchfield, Wm. Hy., M. of,
aft, 4th D. of Portland, q.v.,
L.L. Mdz. 310; L.T. 158
Tºgomb, Jonn. H., bp. Rangn.
55
Titilus, K.E. 2
Titius, M., C. Ro. 47
Titulus, K.E. 2
Titus (3), Emp. Ro. 47
Tiviot, see Teviot
Tobias, bp. Boch. 459
Tobin, Geo., adm. (ID) 823
— Jos. Webbe, gen, (A) 863
Tocliffe, Rd., b.p. Winch. 470;
Ch. Jr. 362; J. It. 366; Jy. 363
Tod and Todd
— Anth., Sec. P.O. 239
— Darcy, IX.P.I. 789
— Jno., b.p. Down. and Cnr.
604; bp. Drom. 604; dun. Cash,
627; dri, Oss. 623
— Suet. Hy., gen. (ID) 879
— Wm., dn. Drom. 606
Tola, bp. Kild. 616
Tola son (or Tholazaine), Jno.,
L.M. Lond. 489
Toler, Jno., A.G. Ir, 588;
C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; S.G. Ir. 589;
S.L. Ir. 592
Tollemache, Jno. Rd, Delap.,
adm. (A) 819
Toller, Saml. B., Q.C. 418
Tolly, Count Barcl. de, G.C.B.
767
*— lt.-col. —, G. Trin. 722
*— Hy., gen. (C) 874
* Prob. same pers.
Tombs, Hy. and sir H., gen,
(ID) 902; Is...C.B. 779
— Jno., gem. (D) 878
Tomkyns, Geo., gen. (D) 888
Tomline, Geo. Pretyman,
form. Pretyman, bp. Linc.
447; bp. Winch. 471; dim, St.P.
453
Tomlins, Rd., Curs. B. Ex.
386
Tomlinson and Thomlin-
SO]].
— Geo., bp. Gibr. 670
— Matth., Comm. Ir. 554-5
— Nichs., adm. (A) 820
Torms see also Thoms
— Peter, Pt.c. P.A. 337
Tomson, see Thompson
Tonei, Simeon de, bp. Mor.
534
Tong or Tonge, Th., Clar.
K.A. 328; Norr, K.A. 329; Yk,
H. 334
Tonson, Jacob, gen. (D) 880
— hon. Ludl., bp. Killoe., K.,
Cl, and K. 636
ºforistall, see Tunstall
Tony, Michl., L.M. Lond. 488
Tonyn, Patr., gem. (A) 859
Tooker, see Tucker
Toone, Wm., K.C.B. 775
Toovey, Jno., gem. (C) 871
Topcliffe, Jno., C.B. Ex. Ir,
582; C.J.K.B. Ir, 577
Topham, Anthy., dm. Limc.
448
4 s
Toppesfeld, Fras., B. Ex. Ir.
583
Toppin, Jas. Morr., gem. (ID)
932
Topping, Jas., P.iº. 415
Torbach, bp. Arm. 595
Torell, Wm., Jy. 363
Torgesius, bp. Lim. 638
Torkinus, bp. S. and M.
Tornoura, Ad. de, J. It, 366
Toro, M. M., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Torquatus, A. M., C. Ro. 44
— L. M., C. RO
, 46
— T. M., C. Ro. 41-2-3-4; Dt.
Ro. 43
— T. M. J. (3), C. Ro. 40; Dt.
RO. 40–1
Torr, Jno. B., Q.C. 419
Torre, M. G. de la, Pres. Ecr.
108
Torrens, Arth. Welles., gem.
(D) 889; IK.C.B. 777
— Hy, and Sir H., gem. (C)
874; K.C.B. 774
Hy. D'O, and sir, H., G.
C.G.H. &c. 679; G. Mlta. 671;
gen. (D) 908; K.C.B. 782
— Rt., J.C.P. Ir. 582; S.L. Ir.
593
— Rt. Rd.,andsir R., G.C.M.G.
795; IK.C.M.G. 797
Torrington, Ph.
Cash. 625
Tºngton, lds., Visc., and
E
de, abp.
... O
Herbert Family.
— Arth., 1st E. of, form. Arth.
Herbert, q.v.
Newport Family.
— Th., 1st là., form. hom. T.
and 1d. Newport, q.v., L.T.
156; P.C. 197; Tell. Ex. 167
Dyng I'amily.
— Geo., 1st Visc., form. Sir G.
and lù. Byng, q.v., K.B. 764;
T.H.A. 177-
Torrington, lds., visc. and E.
of—comt. .
— Pattée, 2nd visc., form.
hon. P. Byng, q.v. C.Y.G.298;
V. Treas. Ir. 560
sm Geo., 3rd visc., gem. (C)
— Geo., 4th Visc., Amb. G. St.
121
— Geo., 6th visc., adm. (A)
819 .
— Geo., 7th visc., Amb. Bgm.
123; G. Ceyl. 672
Torrismund, K. Sp. 84
Torry, Patr., bp. I kld, and
Dnbl. 542; bp. Fife, Dkld.,
and Dnbl. 543
Tortherus, bp. Her. 441
Tostius, see Tuistius
Total, see Totta,
Tothill, Jno., gen. (D) 891
— Jno., M. Chy, 396
Totila, K. It. 49
Tºington, AleXr., b.p. Norw.
8):
— Sams, de, J. It. 366
Totta, and Tota,
— bp. Dorch. 446
— bp. Sels. 432
Tottenham, Loft, Anthy.,
gen. (A) 859
— Ch., aft, ld, Loftus, q.v.,
C. Cus. Ir, 565
ld. Rt. Ponsonby, bp. Clr.
596; b)). Ferms and L. 622;
bp. Killoe. and Išilf. 635
Totnes, Geo., 1st E. of, form,
Sir G. and lå. Carew, M.G.O.
2.8
Tºy, Sir Jno., L.M. Dbln,
— Th., adm. (A) 817
Tºch, Jno. Gr., gem. (D)
Touchet, Ferd, or Merv.,
R.B. 762
— Jas., K.B. 757
Tounson, Rt., see Thompson
Tour, Sanch. dela, R.G. (?) 734
Tournay, Wm. de, dm. Linc,
7
Tourner, Tim., S.L. 410
Toutheby, Gilb. de, J. It. 369;
S.L. 406 +
Touzel, Helier, gen. (A) 863
Tovar, M. F., Pres, Vzla. 108
Tovey, Wm., G. Gibr, 670
Tower and Towre
— Com., gen. (ID) 918
—Jno., adm. (ID) 825
— Rd. de la, R. Dr.
337
Towers, Fk., gen. (ID) 893
— Jno., b.p. Pboro. 458; dm.
PbOro. 458
Towgood, Rd., dm, Brl. 440
Townley, Ch, and sir C., Bl.
M. P.A. 336; Clar. K.A. 328;
Gart. K.A. 328; Lanc. H.333;
Norr. K.A. 329; Yk. H. 334
ch Watson, L.L. Cambs.
P.A.
Townsend, see Townshend
Towre, see Tower
Towse, Wm., S.L. 409
Townshend and Townsend
sk Ch. (No. 1), L. Admy, 179;
L.T. 167
*— Ch. (No. 2), Tr. N. 256
* Prob. same pers.
— Ch. (No. 3), aft, 1st Id.
Bayning, q.v., P.C. 203; V.
Treas. Ir, 560
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1149
Townshend and Townsend—
cont.
— hon. Ch. (No. 4), B.T. 265;
Ch. Ex. 165; L. Admy. 178;
L.T. 157; P.C. 200; Paym. G.
244; Pres. B.T. 265; Sec. at
W. 233; Tr. Ch. 294
— Ch., see visc. T., infra.
— Ed., dm. Norw. 456
— Fras., Bath K.A. 785; R.
Cr. P.A. 335; R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Winds. H. 331
– Seo, C. Exc. 279; C. St.
— hon. Geo., adm. (A) 814
Geo., see visc. and marq.
T., infra,
— H., J. Chest. 386
— Ham., dn. Ach. 614
— Hy. Dive, gen. (D) 891
— hon. Hor., C. Exc. 280
— hon. Hor. G. P., K.C.H.
788
— Isaac, adm. (A) 814; G.
Gr. Hosp. 854
— Ja.s., L.M. Lond. 492
— lil. Ja.s., K.C.H. 788
— Jno., C. Cus. Ir, 565; C.
Exc, Ir, 566
— hon. Jno., aft. 1d. Jno. T.,
L. Admy. 179-80; P.C. .208 ;
Paym. G. 245
— Jno., see marq. T., infra,
— Jno. Fitzhenry, J. Admy.
Ct. Ir, 587
— hon, Jno. Th., aft. 2nd
visc. Sydney, q.v., L. Admy.
;: L.T. 158; U.S. Home,
7
— Rd., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C.
Exc. Ir. 566
— Rt., S.L. 408
— Rog., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Saml., gem. (C) 872
— Saml. Ph., adm. (HI) 853
— Steph., dm. Exr, 437
— Th., gen. (C) 872
— Th. (No. 1), Tell. Ex. 167;
U.S.S. 225
— Th. (No. 2), aft. 1st là. and
1st visc. Sydney, q.v., F. Sec.
228; L.T. 157; .C. 202;
#m. G. 245; Sec. at W,
34
— Th. Stew., bp. Mth, 599; dn.
Wford, 628
— Wrm. Chamb., dn. Trn. 613
— Wm. Ch., Q.C. 417
Townshend, visc. and M.
— Ch., 2nd visc., L.L. Ir. 556;
L.P.C. 188; K.G. 741; P.C.
195; S. St. 224
— hon. Geo., aft. 4th visc.
and 1st M., F.M. 856 ; G.
Ch. Hosp. 936; gem. (A) 858;
L.G.O. 259; L.L. Ir. 557; L.L.
§t. 310; M.G.O. 259; P.C.
— Geo., 2nd M., form. Id. de
Ferrers and E. of Leicester,
QI."),
— Jno., 4th M., adm. (GF) 842
Tozer, Jno., S.L. 413
— Wm. Geo., bp. C. Afr. 688;
bp. Jam. 713
Tracey, Ch. Hambury, aft.
1st là. Sudeley, q.v.
— Hy. de, B. Ex. 382; J. It.
367
— Rd. Ed., adm. (E) 837
— Rt. and sir R., B. Ex. 384;
C.G.S. 357; J.C.P. 379; J.K.B.
Ir. 579 ; S.L. 411
Traction, Jas., 1st là., form.
J. Dennis, q.v.
Trafford and Traford
— Ed., K.B. 759
— Rd. L., C.C.J. 403
— Th. Saml., gen. (D) 885
Trahaern ab Caradoc, Pr.
WIS. 16
Trail, Jas., bp. Down. and
Chr. 604
— Jas., E.S.P. 301
— Ja.s., U.S. Ir. 563
— Saml., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Walt., b.p. St. And. 529
Tºm, Geo. Balf., gen. (D)
934
Trahern, see Traheyron
Traheron, Barth., dn. Chich.
Traheyron (or Trahern), Th.,
Nottºm. P.A. 343; Ptc. P.A.
337; Som. H. 332
Trajan, Emp. Ro. 47
Tramerin, bp. St. Dav. 464
Trapaud, Cyrus, gem. (A) 858
Tºgº, Jno., 1st E. of,
H.C.P. Sc. 507; L.H.C. K. Sc.
546; L.H.T. Sc. 497; Ld. Sess.
517
Trau, Berm. Arn., &c., K.G.
734
Traunt, Patr., C. Exc. 278
Travancore, Mahar. of (2),
G.C.S.I. 801; K.C.S.I. 802
— Rani of, Cr, Ind. 810
Travers, Benj., Pres, Coll.
Surg. 939
— Boyle, gen. (A) 862
— Eatom and sir E., adm. (IHI)
847; K.H. 790
*— Jas., gem. (ID) 900
*— Ja.s., K.H. 792
* * same pers.
º' als. Fras. Eaton, gen. (D)
91
— Jos. Oates, gen. (ID) 901
— Pet., M.R. Ir. 585
— Rt. (No. 1), bp. ISilloe. 634
— Rt. (No. 2), bp, Llim. 622
— sir Rt. gem. (C) 874
— Saml., S.L.R. 271
Traverst, R., K.C.M.G. 796
Trayford, Edmd., K.B., 756
Trayner, Jno., Ld. Sess. 521
Treacher, Wm. Hood, G. Br.
N. Blmo, 676
Trebonius, C., C. Ro. 46
Treby, Geo., L.T. 156
— Geo. and Sir G., A.G. 399 ;
C.G.S. 357; C.J.C.P.375; Rec.
Lond. 494; S.G. 401; S.L. 411
— Geo. and sir G., Sec. at
W. 233; Tell. Ex. 167
— Paul Winsl. Phillips, gen.
(D) 921
Tºothick, Barl.,L.M. Lond.
4
Tredegar, Ch., M. R., L.L.
Brec. 315
Tredennick, Jas. Rd. Kn.,
gen. (D) 930
Treffnant (or
Jno., b.p. Her. 441
Trefusis, hon. Ch. Rod., aft.
ld. Clinton, q.v., C. Exc. 281,
282; C. Ex, Ir, 567
Tregonwell, Jno. and sir J.,
J. Adm. Ct. 422; M. Chy. 394
Tregrision, Ralph, dm. Exr.
437
Tregury, Michl., abp. Dbln.
and Glr, 616; dun. St. Pat.
618
Trevenant),
Trelawney, Ch., gen. (C) 871
*— Ed., C. Cus. 275
‘Ed., G. Jam. 712
* Poss. same pers.
— Ed., dn. Exr. 438
— Ham., G. St. Hel. 682
— Harry, gen. (C) 872
— Jno. Jago, gen. (ID) 927
sir Jonn., bp, Brl. 439; bp.
Exr. 437; bp. Winch. 471
sir Wnn., G. Jam. 712
— sir Wm., L.L. Cnwall. 307
Trellick, see Trilleck
Tremayle, Th., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 407
::
Tremayne, Jno.,Comm. Serjt.
Lond. 495; Rec. Lond. 493;
S.L. 411
Tremen here and Tremen-
heere
— Ch. Wrm., gen. (D) 901
— Walt. R., gen. (D) 880;
E.H. 790
Tremlett, Franciso Sangro,
adm. (IHI) 852
— Wm. Hy. Br., adm. (D) 824;
(GF) 840
Tremulus, Q.M. (2), C. Ro. 41
Trench, hom. Eyre Power,
gen. (B) 866
— Fk. Chen., gen. (D) 934
— Sir Fk. Wnn., gem. (A) 863;
R.C.E.I. 788
— Hy. Le Poer, gen. (D) 914
— hon. Power, abp. Thi. 611;
abp. Trn. and bp. Kill, and
Ach. 613; byp. Elph. 608; bp.
Wford. and L. 627
— Rd. Chen., abp. Dbln. G.
and K. 617; dr. Westºr. 469
— hon. Rt. Le Poer, K.C.B.
7
74
— Th., dm. Kild. 619
— hon. Wrm. Le Poer, adm.
(ID) 824
Trenchard, Jno., C. Tx. 284,
5
Jno., C.J. Chest. 386; S.L.
411
Sir Jno., P.C. 194; S. St.
224
<!
>
;
* Prob. same pers.
Trentham, Gr. L., visc., aft.
2nd E. Gower, q.v., L.H.A. 178
Tresham, Wm. and sir W.,
C.D.L. 242; Sp. H.C. 248
Tresilian (or Tresylian), Rt.
and Sir R., C.J.K.B. 370
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
Treslove, Th. C., K.C. 416
Treswell, Andrew, S.W.F. 271
— (or Creswell), Rt., Bl.
M. P.A. 336; Som. H. 332
— Rt., S.W.F. 271
Tresylian, see Tresilian
Trevaignon, Jno. de, J.C.P.
377; S.L. 406
Trevanyon, Jno., K.B. 759
Trevalur, Jno. (2), bp. St. As.
Trevelyan, Ch. Ed. and sir
C., G. Mdra.s. 657; K.C.B.
783; Sec. Tr. 164
Geo. Ott, and sir G., C.D.L.
243; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; L
Admy, 185; L.K.Sc. 503; P.C.
220; Sec. Adm. 187; Sec, Sc.
502; V.P. Ed. Sc. 500
— Hy. Will., gem. (D) 902
— Jno., K.B. 759
— Will., gem. (D) 896
Trevenant, see Treffnamt
Trevet, Th., J. It, 368; Jy, 365
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1150
INDEX OF NAMES,
Trevor, −, Sec. at W. 233
— hon. Arth., aft. 2nd V.
Dungannon, q.v., C. Cus. Ir,
565; C. Exc. Ir. 566
Arth. Hill, gen. (D) 893;
K.H. 791
— Ed., gem. (D) 896
— Fras. Ch., gen. (ID) 922
— Hugh, L.M. Dblin. 641
— Jno., IK.C. 415
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 1),
C.G.S. 357; K.C. 414; M.B.
388; P.C. 194; Sp. H.C. 250
— sir Jno. (No. 2), P.C. 190;
S. St. 223
— hon, Jno. (No. 3), L. Admy.
178
— hom. Jno. (No. 4), Amb. G.
; 121; Amb. Sda. 114; P.C.
— Jno. Sal, gen. (ID) 920
— Sir Rd., J. Adm. Ct. 423
— hon. Rd., bp. Dham. 479;
bp. St. Dav. 465
— Teudor, L.G. Gr. Hosp. 852
— Th, and sir T., B. Ex. 384;
S.L. 409
— Th., see la, Tr., infra.
— Wm. Cosm., G. Tasm. 708;
gen. (D) 919
Trevor, lds.
— sir Th. and lói. T., A.G.
399; C.G.S. 357; C.J.C.P. 376;
R.B. 763; L.P.C. J.88; L.P.S.
240; P.C. 195, 197; S.G. 401;
S.L. 411
Tºwnan, Jno. T., gem. (ID)
Trewythosa, Sim. de, A.G.
398; S.L. 406
Trial-Faidh, I. Ir. 20
Tricinitinus, H. L., C. R.O.
— L. L., C. Ro. 38
— L. L. F., C. R.O. 39
— S. L., C. Ro. 37
— T. L. (2), C. Ro. 37
Tricostus, A. V., C. Ro. 37-8
L. V., C. Ro. 39
— O. V., C. Ito. 37-8
— (Rutilus), P. V., C. Ro. 37
S. V., C. Ro. 38
— T. V., C. Ro. 37-8
Tridianus, see Tyrcheamus
Trigeminus, P. C. F., C. Ro.
38; Dec. IRO. 38
Trigge, Th. and Sir T., G.
Gibr., 670: gen. (A) 859; I.B.
766; L.G.O. 259
Trikingham, Lamb. do, B.
Ex. 383; J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368-
9; J.R.B. 371
Trilleck or Trillock, Ad.
de (2), dn. Oss. 622
— Jno., bp. Her, 441
— Th., bp. Roch. 460 ; dri.
Her. 442; dri. St. P. 453
Timingham, Jno., G. Brmda.
Trimleston, Jno., 3rd ló.,
form. Sir Jno. Barnewall,
q.v., J.K.B. Ir. 578; L. Treas.
Ir. 559; Ld. Channe, Ir. 576
Tºmmen, Wm., dn. Winch.
7
Trimmell, Ch., bp, Norw. 455;
pp. Winch. 471
Trinder, Hy., S.L. 411
— Jno., M.M. 247
Tripe, Linn., gen, (D) 914
Tristram, Th. Hutch., Ch.
Lond. 422; Q.C. 419
Trobe, see Latrobe
Fo?"
Trollope, Ch., gen, (D) 896;
IK.C.B. 780
—— Ed., bp. suff. Nottm. 447
— Geo. Barne., adm. (IHI) 845
— Hy, adm. (H) 851
-— sir Hy. adm. (A) 817;
G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 775
— Hy. Amthy, adm. (H) 853
— sir Jno., P.C. 215; Pres.
P.L.B. 262 w
Trºmson, Rt. Nix., gen. (D)
9
Trop, see Thorp
Trott, G. Bah. Isl. 716
Trotter, Alex., gem. (B) 867
-— Hy. fºund. adm. (GF) 842
— Rt., Postm. G. Sc. 502
— Th., gen. (C) 873
— Wm., L. Prov, Edinb. 548
Trotti, Ard., K.C.B. 778
Troubridge, sir Ed, Th.,
iºn. (D) 827; L. Admy, 182,
— Sir Th., adm. (A)
L. Admy. 180
Troup, Col., gen. (I)) 899
— Hugh, gem. (ID) 897
Troutbecke, Wm., C.D.L. 242
Trower, Ja.s., R.C. 415 ; M.
Chy. 397
— Walt. Jno., bp. Gibr. 670;
bp. Glasg, and Gall. 544
Tºll, Rt. Holt., gem. (D)
Trujillo, J., Pres. U.S.C. 107
Trumbull, sir Wim., L.T. 155;
|P.C. 194; S. St. 224
Trumhere, bp. Lich. 443
Tºmpington, Wm. de, J. It.
67
Truro, Thos., 1st là., form.
sir T. Wilde, q.v.
Truscott, Sir Fras. W., L.M.
Lond. 492
— Jno., gen. (D) 878
— Wnn., admm. (A) 816
Trussell, Wm., J.C.P. 377;
Jy. 365
Wm., Sp. H.C. 248
Sir Wm., L.H.A. 172
* Prob. Same pers.
Trutch, Jos. Wnn., G. Br.
Cbia. 698; K.C.M.G. 799
Trydell, Botet, gen. (D) 893
Tryon, Geo. and sir G., adm.
(E) 837; K.C.B. 782; Sec.
Adm. 187
— Rt., adm. (GF) 843
— Saml., gem. (D) 901
— Wnn., gen. (B) 866
Tsai-t'ien, Emp. Ch. 100
Tuadcar, bp. Kild. 616
Tuathal, bp. Clonm. 599
— -Maolgarbh, IV. Ir. 21
— -Teachtmar, K. Ir. 21
Tubertus, A. P., Dt. Ro. 39
P. P. (2), C. Ro. 37
Tubman, Nichs., Hps, P.A.
343; Lanc. H. 333; R. Cr.
P.A., 335
Tucca, C. S., C. Ro. 42
Tucker, Auchm., gen. (D) 900
— Benj., Sec. Adm. 187
— Danl., G. Bmda. 701
— Ed., C. St. 283; C. Tx. 284
— Ed, and sir E., adm. (D)
826; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B, 774
— Hy. St. Geo., Chn. E.I.Co.
645
— Jno., U.S.S. 225
— Jno. Jerv., adm. (D) 831;
(G) 841
— Jos., dm. Glr. 440
817;
×
tº:
Tucker—cont.
— Jos., Tr. N. 257
— Steph. Is., R. Cr. P.A. 336;
Som. H. 332
— Th. Tud., adm. (H) 844
— (or Tooker), Wm.,
Lich. 445
Tuda, bp. Lindisf. 478
Tuditanus, C. S., C. Ro. 45
— M. S., C. Ro. 42, 44
— P. S., C. Ro. 43
Tudor, Edm., aft. E. of Rich-
mond, q.v., K.B. (1449) 756
— Jasp., aft. E. of Pembroke,
q.v., K.B. (1449) 756
J. E., G. St. Xtr. 729
— Jos., C. Cus. Sc. 504
Tufnell and Tuffnell
dm.
**
| — Ed. Wyndh., bp. Brisb.
0
706
— Hy., L.T. 160; P.C. 215;
Sec. Tr. 163
Tufton, Sir Hy. Ja.s., aft. 1st
ld, Hothfield, q.v., e
Wrmland, 313
— Sir Wm., G. Bdoes. 719
Tuistius (or Tostius),
Wford. 626
Tuite, Hugh Manl., gem. (D)
893
Tulbagh, Ryk., G. C.G.H. 678
Tulca, K. Sp. 85
Tulga, K. Sp. 85
Tullibardine, E
— Patr., 2nd E.
Murray, q.v.
— Jno., 6th E. of, aft. 1st D.
of Athole, q.v., H.C.P. Sc.
508
Tullie, see also Tully
— Th., dm. Carl. 476
— Th., dm. Rip. 482
Tulloch, Alex., gem. (D) 887
— sir Alexr. Murr., gem. (D)
894; R.C.B. 782
— Arth., gem. (D) 928
— Jno., dn. Thist. 749
— Jno., gem. (D) 886
— Jno., Mod. IX. Sc. 547
— Jno. St., gem. (D) 920
— Th. de, bp, Ork. 535
— Wrm., b.p. Mor. 534 ; bp.
Ork. 535; L.P.S. Sc. 500
Tullock, Jno. Saml. Dr., gen.
(D) 916
Tulloh, Alexr., gen, (D) 899
Tullus (Hostilius), K. Ro. 36
— L. V., C. Ro. 46-7 .
Tully, see also Tullie
bp.
. Of
of, form. P.
— Rev. Ol' Riv., (lhi, Clonf. 637
— Rt., byp, St. Dav. 464
Tºse, sir Hy., L.M. Lond,
Tumbert, bp. Hex, 480
Tumfriht, see Tumfrith
Tunbright, bp, Lich, 443
Tunfrith (or Tumfriht), bp
Lich. 443
Tunis, The Bey of, G.C.B. 772
Tunstall, Cuthb., bp. Dham.
479; bp. Lond, 451; dim. Sal.
468; L.L. Dham. 308; L.P.S.
240; M.R. 387
Sir Rd., K.G. 736
Sir Rd., M.M. 246
* Prob. same pers.
Tuntgall, }. Saig. 620
Tupper, Ch. , and sir C.,
G.C.M.G. 795; IX.C.M.G. 797
— Gasp. le M., gen. (D) 927
Turbervill, Gerv., K.H. 791
rºpervine, Jas., b.p. EXr.
7
#
Sk
Čst of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1151
Eurbus, Wrm., bp, Norw, 454
Turgesius, K. Ir. 21
Turgot, bp. St. Andr, 528
Turke, L.M. Lond. 489
Turlough I. and II., K. Ir.
§ 22
— (O'Connor), K. Ir, 22
Tºnbum, Hugh, dm. Chich,
— Mont. Ja.s., gem. (D) 921
— Wrm., b.p. Glasg. 536; byp.
Dkld. 533; L.P.S. Sc. 500
tºnemire, Wm. de, M.M.
Turner, Turnor and Turn-
OULI'
— Adolph, Amb. Ugy. 136
— Algm., Sec. P.O. 239
— Arth., J.C.P. Ir, 581
— Arth., S.L. 409
— Augs., gen. (D) 916
ºh, G. Si. Le. 685; gen. (C)
— Ch., gem. (D) 879
— sir Ch., B.T. 264; L. Admy.
177; L.T. 156; Tell. Ex. 168
— Chas. Arth. and Sir C.,
C.I.E. 806; C.J. MIdra.s. 658;
K.C.I.E. 805; M.C.I. 647
— (or Turnor), Chr. and sir
C., B. Ex. 384; C. Exc. 277;
S.L. 410
— Edm. Rt., C.C.J. 405
— (or Turmour), Sir Ed., C.B.
fºx. 381; S.G. 401; S.L. 410;
Sp. H.C. 249
— (or Turnour), Ed. Wint.,
adm. (E) 836; (E) 839
— Fras., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Roch, 460; dum. Winds. 474
— Frank, gem. (ID)901; K.C.B.
781
— Geo., gem. (ID) 884; R.C.B.
779
— Geo. Ja.s. and sir G., Jud.
Com. P.C. 360; L.J. App. 389;
§ 215; Q.C. 417; W. Chanc.
90
— Hy., S.L. 411
— Hy. Aust., gem. (D) 900
— Hy. Bl., gen, (I)) 900
— Sir Hilgr., G. Bmda. 701;
gen. (A) 861
— (or Turnor), J., G. Brmda.
701
— Jas. Fras, bp. Graft. and
Arm. 704
— Jno., C. St. 283
— (? Farmer), Jno., G. Bdoes.
720
— Jno., gem. (D) 907
— Jno., S.L. 410
— Sir Jno., L.T. 157
— Jno. M., bp. Calc. 653
— Jos., dn. Norw. 456
— Nathl. Oct. S., gen. (D)
2
922
— Saml., L.M. Lond. 492
— Steph., dm. Rip. 482
Th., dm, Cant. 431;
Roch. 461
— Tim., C.J. Chest. 386
— Sir Tomk. Hilgr., G.
786; K.C.H. 787
— Walt., dn. Ferms, 623
— Wm., adm. (G) 842
— Wrm., Amb. N.G. 134; Amb.
Rep. Col. 134; Amb. Tºy.
129
— Wm., dm. Wells, 429
— Wm., gem. (ID) 877
— (or Turnor), Wm., gem. (D)
886 w
*-
dn.
C.H.
|
|
Turner, Turnor, and Turmour
—cont.
— Wrm. and Sir W., Adm.
Adv. 423; J. Adm. Ct. 423; J.
Pr. Ct. 421
— Sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
— Wm. West, K.C.S.I. 803
Turney, Ch. Bark., K.H. 790
Turnham, sir Rt. de, L.H.A.
170
— Steph. de, Jy. 364; L.H.A.
170
Turnor, see Turner
Turnour, see Turner
Turpin, bp. Brm. 530
— Rd., Bl. M. P.A. 336; Hps.
P.A. 343; Winds. H. 331
Turpington, Jno., K.B. 756
Turri, Jord. de, Jy. 364
— Nichs. de, Ch, Jr. 363;
J.C.P., 377; Jy. 364
Turrinus, C. M., C. Ro. 42
Turton, Jno. and sir J.
Ex. 384; J.K.B. 373;
411
— Rt. Str., gen. (D) 925
• 3 . Ely, ; dim.
Pboro. 459; din. Westr. 469
Turvil and Turville
— Fras. Fortesc., K.C.M.G.
797
Geoffr. de, L. Treas. Ir.
558; V. Chanc. Ir. 574
Maur. de, J. It. 367
Tuscus, C. A., C. Ro. 37
Tºon, Hy. Brasm., gem. (D)
93
Tuthaldus, bp. St. Amdr. 528
Tuttebury or Tuttlebury
Th., B. Ex. 383; dim. Wells, 429
Tuyll, Wm. and sir W., gen.
(A) 863; K.C.H. 788
Twedy, Hy., M.M. 246
Tweeddale, E. and M. of
— Jno., 2nd E., aft. 1st M. Of,
Comm. Tr. Sc. 497; H.C.P.
Sc. 508; L.H.T. Sc. 497-8;
Ld. Chanc. Sc. 515 ; Ld.
Sess. 517; Pres. P.C. Sc. 500
— Jno., 2nd M. of, form, ld.
Yester, q.v., Ld. Chanc. Sc.
515; Lól. Clk. Reg. 525
Jno., 4th MI. of, L.J. Gem.
522; Ld. Sess. 517; P.C. 198;
Sec. St. Sc. 502
— Geo., 7th M. of, L.L. Hadd.
— Geo., 8th M. of, C.C.
Mdras. 657; F.M. 856; G.C.B.
770; G. Mdra.s. 657; gem. (A)
863; K.C.B. 779; K.T. 748;
L.L. Hadd. 510
Tweedie, Maur., gem, (D) 887
— Michl., gem. (D) 928
— Wm. Jno., gem. (ID) 914
Twells, Ed., bp. Blfm. 681
Twenlow, Geo., gemi. (D) 894
Twigge, Jno. Th., gen. (D)
931
Twisden, see also Twysden
— Ph., bp. Rph. 602
— Sir Th., J.K.B. 372; S.L.
409-10
Twistleton, Ed. T. B., P.L.C.
QR
Horace,
26
Twiss, R.C. 416 ;
\U.S.W. and C. 231
— Jno., gem. (D) 898
— Wrm, gem. (A) 861
— Traw, and six T., Adm.
Adv. 423; Ch. Lond. 422; Q.
Adv. 422 ; Q.C. 418; Vic. Gen.
422
, B.
S.L.
Twylden, Jno., gem. (D) 899
Twynham, Walt., Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 515
Twysden, see also Twisden
— Hy. Dunc., adm. (IH) 849;
gen. (ID) 912
Ty—, see also Ti–
Tyacke, Hy. Ph., gen. (D).910
Tyddiman, sir Th., adm. (A)
813
*Tydferth, bp. Dumw. 454
*— (or Tilford), bp. Hex. 480
* * same pers.
*yers, Wm. Augs., gem. (D)
Tyery, Nichs., M.M. 246
Tyes, Theod. le, K.B. 754
Tyldsley, see also Tildeslegh
Th., G. I. Man, 666
Tyler, Maj. —, G. Trin. 722
— Ch. and Sir C., adm. (A)
818; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
— Ch. Ja.s., gem. (ID) 933
— Geo. and sir G., adm. (G)
841; G. St. Vin. 725; K.H.
790
— Jno., b.p. Llff. 449; dm. Her.
442
— Jno., K.H. 791
— Jno., Pres. U.S.A. 102
— Jno. Wrm., C.I.E. 80S
Tºgh (or Thymbegh), Wm.
de, A.G. Ir. 588 ; C.B. Ex. Ir.
582; C.J.C.P. Ir. 580; L.Treas.
Ir. 558
Tyndall, see wilso Tindal
— Humphr., dm. Ely, 435
— J. M., M. Chy. 395
→ Saml. Wrm., L.M. Dbln.
64
* †wn., Guis. P.A. 343;
Lanc. H. 332; R. Dr. P.A.
337 r:
*— Wm., K.B. 758
* 2 same pers.
Tyne begh, see Tymbegh
Tyrawley, lds.
— Ch., 1st là., gen. (A) 857
— Jas., 2nd lól., also lil. Kil-
maim, F.M. 856; G. Gibr. 669;
gen, (A) 858; P.C. 201
Tyrcheanus, or Tyrchan,
* or Tridianus, bp. Llff. 448
Tyrconnel, E., Visc, and D.
O
Talbot Family.
— Rd., 1st E., aft, 1st D. of,
L.L. Ir. 555; L. Treas. Ir. 559;
P.C. 193
I31 ownlow Family.
— Jno., 1st visc., R.B. 764
Carpenter l'amily.
— Jno. Delaval, 4th E. of
G.C.BI. 786
Tyrell, see Tyrrell
Tyrone, Geo. de la Poer, 2nd
E., aft. 1st M. of Water-
ford, q.v., IX.P. 750
Tyrrell and Tyrell
— Hy., R.B. 760
— Ja.s., gem. (IB) 864
— Jas., L.l?.S. 240
— Jno., C.C.J. 403
— Jno., S.I. Ir. 590
— Jno. and sir J., Sp. H.C.
248 }
— Ralph." Comst. W. Cast.
322
— Rd., adm. (A) 814
— Th. and sir T., J.C.P. 379;
S.L. 410
– Wm. bp. Newc, N.S.W
7 *
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1152
INDEX OF NAMES.
Tyrrwhitt, see also Tirwhit
— Ch., gen. (D) 922
— Th, and sir T., L.W.S.
323
*gºer, Alexr. Fr., Ld. Sess.
— Jas., Ly. Dep. 513
— Ja.s. Mc. L. Bann. Fraser,
gen. (TD) 901 ; K.C.B. 781
U.
Ubylwinus (or
bp. Llff. 448
Uchtred, see also Ughtred
and Uhtred
— bp. Lindisf. 478
ujipur, Mahar. of, G.C.S.I.
801
Udalric, D. Blma. 59
TJ dry, Alexr., C. Exc. Sc. 505
Uffa, K.E. 2
Ufflete, Gill. de, S.L. 407
Tſfford (or Offord), Jno. de,
abp. Cant. 430; dri. Linc.
448; Ld. Chanc. 354
— sir Ralph, L.J. Ir. 551
*— Rt. de, K.B. 754
x: Sir Rt., L.H.A. 171
* 2 same pers. and 2 aft.
1st E. of Suffolk
— sir Rt. de, L. J. Ir. 550
— Sir Th., K.G. 733
TJgaine-Mor, K. Ir. 21
Ughtred, see also Uchtred
and Uhtred
Sir Anthy., G., Jsey. 667
Sir Th., L.H.A. 171
Th., 1st là., K.G. 733
* Prob. same pers.
Uhtred, see also Uchtred and
Ughtred
— bp. Llff. 449
Ulderic, D. Thy. 57
TUlecot, Jno. de, J. It. 367
— Ph. de, J. It. 367
Tullock, Hy., dn. Iłoch. 461
TJ1mannus, See Ulstanus
Ulric, D. Whg. 80
uţick, D. of Holstein, K.G.
73
— Pr. Mkg. 74
TJ11:ica-Eleanora, Q. SW. 92
10 Istan, or Ulstanus (Or
Ulmannus), dn, St. P. 453
Tſlster, Earls of, See also
March and Ulster
— Jno. de Courcy, E. of, L.D.
Ir, (1185) 550 4
— Hugh, E. of, form. (1189)
H. de Lacy, q.v.
ſº
|Unelbicus),
×
×
— Lion., E. Of, K.G. (1361)
TJ1 war, Mahar. of, G.C.S
801
TJrmfreville, sir JRt. de, K.G.
735
Umpton, Alexr., IX.B. 760
— Ed., K.B. 761
Underdown, Emm. Mag.,
.C. 420
Underhill, Jno., bp. Oxf. 456
— Jos., Q.C. 419
Underwood, Rá., dm. Lism.
629
TJnelbicus, see Ubylwinus
Uniacke, Rd., gen, (D) 877
Universalis, Gilb., bp. Lond.
Unwin, Rt., gen, (D) 912
TJnwona, bp. Dorch. 446; bp.
Sidr. 446
Upington, Th., K.C.M.G. 798
Upper-Ossory, Jno., 2nd E.
of, L.L. Beds. 306
Upsale, Geoffr. de, J. It. 368
TJpton, Anthy., J.C.P. Ir. 581
— hon. Arth., gell. (ID) 889
— hon. Arth. Percy, gen. (A)
— hon. Geo. Fk., aft. 3rd Visc.
Templetown, q.v., gen. (D)892
— Jno., C. Cus. 273
utiºn, bp. Bgr. 425; bp. Llff.
— I. to VIII., P. R.O. 32, 34-5-6
TJrban, D', see Durban
Urbina, J. M., Pres. Ecr. 108
Urbino, FR., D. of, K.G. 736
73 Guido Ubaldo, D. of, K.G.
737
TJrgerieu, bp, St. Dav. 464
Uriarte, H., Pres. Pgy. 110
Uriell, Jas., C.B. Ex. Ir. 582
TJrlin, sir Sim., Rec, Lond.
494; S.L. 411
TJrmston, Ed., gen. (B) 865
uţºuhart, Ed. Ja.s., gem. (B)
866
— Fras. Gr., gen. (D) 901
— Th., b.p. Ross, 535
Urquhart, Ids.
—Alexr., ld., from. Alexr.
Seton, q.v., aft, 1st E. Dun-
fermline, q.v., L.P. Ct. Sess.
516; Lól. Sess. 518
TJrquiza, J. J., Pres. Arg. 110
TJrraca, K. Cle, 85
usºula (iss, Edw. III.), Pr. E.
l
Urswick or Urswicke, Chr.,
dın. Winds. 474; dri. Ylk. 487
Regr. Gart. 746
Urswyke, Th., B. Ex. 383;
C.B. Ex. 381; Comm. Serjt.
Lond. 495; Rec. Ilond. 493
Uscher, Usher and Ussher
— Ad., Ulst. R.A, 572
— Chr., Ulst. K.A. 572
— Hy., abp. Arm. 595
— Herb. Tayl., G. Gld. Cst.
686; G. Gld. Cst. Col. 687;
G. Labn. 675; G. Tob. 724
— Ja.s., abp. Arm. 596; bp.
Carl. 475; bp. Mth. 599
— Jno. Theoph., gen. (D) 922
— Rt., b.p. Kild. 617
— sir Th., adm. (ID) 827;
K.C.H. 787
— Th. N., Amb. Hti. 133
Utber (or Uthert), Rt., adm.
(A) 813
TJtellus, bp. Her. 441
Utermark, Jno. de Hay., Blf.
Gsey. 669
TJ thert, see Utber
Uthwayte, Rd., C. St. 283
TJtlagh, see Outlawe
TUtlawe, see Outlawe
Utterton, Jno. Sutt., b.p. Suff.
Guildf. 471
'Uvedall, Wm., K.B. 758
Uxbridge, E. of
1st Creation.
— Hy., 1st E. of, form, hon,
Hy. Paget and 7th lä. P., and
1st là. Burton, q.v., C.Y.G.
298; P.C. 196
— Hy., 2nd E, of, L.L. Ang.
314
2nd Creation.
Tai Hy., 1st E. of, L.L. Staffs,
312
— Hy. Wm., 2nd E. of, aft.
1st M. of Anglesey, q.v.,
G.C.B. 767; L.L., Ang. 314
— Hy., E. of, aft. 2nd M. of
Anglesey, q.v., L.C.H. 295;
P.C. 213
W.
Vache, Sir Ph, de la, K.G. 734
— Rd. de la, Comst. T.L. 320;
Const. W. Cast. 322; K.G.
733
Vaillant, Count, G.C.B. 769
Valaoriti, Spiri, K.C.M.G. 796
Valdez, J. de Dios, G. Trin.
72
1.
Vale, Geoff. de la, K.B. 755
Valencey, Ch., gen. (A) 859
Valens, Emp. E.E. 49
Valentia, Geth., . Aym.,
Lud, de, bp. Winch. 470
Valentia, Visc.
Arth., 2nd visc., aft. 1st
E. of Anglesey, q.v., W. Treas,
Ir. 559
Valentinian I. to III., Emp.
W.E., 48–9
Valentimus, P. R.O. 33
Valerianus, Emp. Ro. 48
Valerius, N., C. Ro. 47
Valia, K. Sp. 84
valiant, Th., K.C.B. 777 ;
K.H. 79
. 791
— Th. Ja.s., gem. (D) 892
Vallack, Jos., K.H. 790
Valle, A., Pres. S. Salv. 106
— Jno. de, bp. Ardf. and Agh.
63
9
— Steph. de, bp. Lim. 638;
bp. Mth. 599; dim. Lim. 639;
L. Treas. Ir. 558
valietort, see Mount-Edg-
cumbe and V.
vallibus, Pet. de, Const, T.L.
320 de
vºn;
L.H.A. 171
valoimes, Theob. de, J. It,
367
Valois, Hamo de, L.J. J.E. 550
valomiis, Ph. de, L.G.C. Sc.
506
– Wm. de, L.G.C. Sc. 506
Valsamachi, Demetr. and
sir. D., G.C.M.G.795; K.C.M.G.
796
— Spir, K.C.M.G. 796
Or
Waresius
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
INDEX OF NAMES.
1153
Valverde, J. D., Pres, Dom.
Rep. 105
Vamba, K. Sp. 85
Vampage, Jno., A.G. 398
vººrugh, Capt., G. Newfii,
— sir Jno.,
Clar. K.A. 328;
Gart. K.A. 327
vºuren, M., Pres. U.S.A.
Vance, Jas., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Patr., Ld. Sess. 518
Vandamme, Off. Nap. 26
Vandeleur, Jno. Ormsb. (No.
1), C. Cus. Ir. 565-6; C, Exc.
Ir. 566
— Jno. Ormsb. and Sir J.
(No. 2), gen. (A) 862; G.C.B.
768; K.C.B. 774
— Jno. Ormsb. (No. 3), gen.
(D) 932
— Th. B., J.K.B. Ir. 579 ; S.L.
Ir. 593
– Th. Pak., gen. (C) 872
viºlepert, Geo., adm. (A)
Vanderesch, Jacob, C. St.
283
Vane, Fras., K.B. 763
y. (g. son of E. of West-
moreland), K.B. (1661) 763
— sir Hy, G.C.B. 768
— sir Hy., Coff. H. 293;
Compt. H. 292; L. Admy.
175; L.T. 154 ; Tr. H. 291; S.
St. 223
— hon. Hy., aft. 2nd E. of
Darlington, q.v., L.T. 157; V
Treas. Ir. 560
— Vere, K.B. 763
Vºgoens, Ryck, G. Ceyl.
Vanhomrigh, Barth., L.M.
Dbln. 640
Vanmildert, Wm., bp. Dham.
; bp. Llff. 449; dry. St. P.
Wannes, Pet., dm, Sal. 468
“mºº-ºº-ººm
Vanremen, Don. Campb.,
gen. (ID) 916
Vansittart, Ed, Westby,
adm. (HI) 850
— Geo. Hy., gen. (A) 861
— Hy., adm. (A) 820
— Hy., G.G. Ind. 648
— Nich, aft. 1st lá, Bexley,
C.D.L. 243; Ch. Ex. 165; Ch.
Ex. Ir. 562; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
C. Treas. Ir. 561; L.T. 159;
P.C. 207; Sec. Tr. 163
Wantort, J., dn. Bgr. 426
Warela, P., Pres. Ugy. 111
Vargas, Pres. Vzla. 107
Varro, C. T., C. Ro. 43
Varus, C. C., C. Ro. 46
Wasconcelos, Pres. S. Saly.
106
Washion, Jas., adm. (A) 817
Vassall, Rawd. Jno. P., gen.
(ID) 900
— sir Sp. L. H., K.H. 792
Vatia, P. S., C. Ro. 45
Vaticanus, P. S. C., C. Ro,
38; Dec. Ro. 38
T. R. R., C. Ro. 38; Dec.
Ro. 38
Watinius, P., C. Ro. 46
Vaugham, -, M. Chy. 395
— Ch. Jno., dm. Llff. 450
Vaughan—comt. -
— Ch. Rd. and sir C., Amb.
Spn. 124; Amb. Swz. 113;
Amb. Tºy. 129; Amb. U.S.A.
132; G.C.H. 787; P.C. 210
— Ed., bp. St. Dav. 464
— Ed., L. Admy. 175
— Gwynn, C. Cus. 275-6
— Harl., S.L. 412
— sir Hugh, G. Jsey. 667
— JaS., dn. Ach. 614
— Jno., adm. (A) 815
— Jno., K.B. 763
— Jno., L.L. Carm. 315
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 1),
C.J.C.P. 375; S.L. 410
— Jno. and Sir J. (No. 2), B.
Ex. 385; J.C.P. 380; Jud.
P.C. 360; P.C. 212 ;
S.L. 412
— hon. Jno., gem. (B) 866 ;
K.B. 765
— Jno. Luth. and sir J.,
gen. (D) 909; K.C.B. 782
— Pet, dm. Chest. 477
— Rd., bp. Bgr. 426; bp.
Chest. 477; bp. Lond. 452
— Rd., K.B. 763
— Steph., M.M. 246
— Th., K.B. 757
— hon. Wrm., aft. visc. and
E. Of Lisburne, q.v., L.L
Card. 315; L.L. Mer. 314
Vaughan, lds.
— Rd., 1st là. (also 2nd E. of
Carbery, q.v.), P.C. 190
— Jno., ld., aft. 3rd E. of
Carbery, q.v., G. Jam. 712;
L. Admy. 176
Waus, Geo., bp. Gall, 538
— Th. de, Sec. St. Sc. 501
Vaux, Jno, de, J. It. 368
— Lawr., Wan. Chr.
Manch, 481
— Oliver de, J. It. 368
— Rt. de, J. It. 366
— T., G. Jsey. 667
Vaux of Harroden, lds.
— Th., 2nd lù., K.B. 760
Vavasour, Hy. le, K.B. 754
Tsº." Hy. Magh. M., gen. (B)
6
— Jno., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 407
— Wm., J. It. 366
— Wm. le, J. It. 369
Veele, Walt. de, bp. Kild. 616
Veintimilla, Ig. de, Pres.
ECr. IO8
Veitch, Hy., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Ja.s., Ld. Sess. 520
— Jas. Rd., adm. (H) 852
Veja, M., G.C.M.G.
I.C.M.G. 796
Velasco, Pres. Bol. 109
Weldon, Jno., Rec. Dbln. 642
Welson, Wm., Ld. Chanc. 352;
See Welson
vºheim, Aug. War., gen. (C)
7
3
Venables, Add. Rt. P., bp.
Nass. 717
Geo. St., Q.C. 418
— Wnn., L.M. Lond. 492
Wenham, Gilb. de, Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 575
Venno, L. P., C. Ro. 41
Venour, Wm., L.M.
8
489
Ventagiri, Raja of, K.C.I.E.
805
Ventidius, P., C. Ro. 46
Ventris, Peyt. and sir P.,
J.C.P. 379; S.L. 411
Ch.
794;
Lond.
i
;
|
|
vº, E. S. de L., G. Trin.
721
vºphila, Jas., G. Leew. Isl.
727
Verdan, see Verdun
Verdoen, sir Pet., L.M. Dbln.
1
64
Verdon, Geo. FC., K.C.M.G.
796
Verdun, Bertr. de, J. It. 366;
Jy. 363
— Jno. de, J. It. 368
— (or Verdam), Sir Theob. de,
L.L. Ir. 551
— Walt. de, Const. T.L. 320;
J. It. 367
Vere, Alberic de, Ch. Jr. 362;
368
y.
— Ch. Br. and Sir C., gen. (C)
875; K.C.B. 775
— Rt. de (bro. to 12th E. of
Oxford), K.B. 756
— Th. de, aft. 8th E. of Ox-
ford, q.v., K.B. 754
Wm. de, bp. Her. 441; J.
It. 366; Jy. 364
— Wm. de, Ld. Chanc. 353
Were of Tilbury, lds.
— Horatio, 1st lol., M.G.O. 258
Were of Hamworth, lots.
— Vere, 1st là., form. 16. V.
Beauclerk, q.v., L.L. Berks.
300
Vereker, Ch., C. Treas. Ir.
561
— hon. Jno. Preſid., L.M.
Dbln. 642
Verelst, Hy., Adm. Ind. 648
Weremundo I. to III., K. Sp.
85
Vergu, bp. St. Dav. 464
Verner, Geo., gen. (D) 916
— sir Wm., K.C.H. 789
Werney, Geo., see lá. Wil-
loughby de Broke
— Grew., K.B. 763
— Sir H., P.C. 220
— Jno., dil. Lich. 445
— Jno., R.B. 758
— hon. Jno., C.J. Chest. 386;
IX.C. 415; M.R. 388 ; P.C. 198
— Ralph, see Earl V., infra.
Werney, E.
— Rauf., L.M. Lond. 490
— Ralph, 1st E., form. visc.
Fermanagh, q.v., P.C. 201
Vernon, Ch., gem. (A) 858;
Lt. T. L. 322
Ed., adm. (A) 814
| — Fras., aft. 1st E. of Ship-
brooke, q.v.
— Sir Ed... adm. (A) 815
— hon. Ed. Verron-, aft.
Vernon Harcourt, see Har-
COUllºt,
— Geo., IX.B. 760
— Geo. and Sir G., B. Fºx.
384; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409
— Hy., C. Exc. 280
—— Hy., IX.]3. 758
— sir Hy., C. Exc. 277
— Hy. Ch. Ed., gem. (ID) 879
— Jas., L.P.S. 240; P.C. 194;.
S. St. 224; Tell. Ex. 167
|U.S.S. 225
— Jas, Jr., C. Exc. 279-80
— Rd., Sp. H.C. 248
— Sir Rd., Coff. H. 293
— Th., B.T. 264
— Th., Tell. Ex. 168
— Wnn. de, J. Lt. 367
Vernon-Harcourt, see Har-
court
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
1154
INDEX OF NAMES.
Verrucosus, Q. F. M. (5), C.
Ro. 43; Dt. Ro. 43
Verschoyle, Ham., bp. Kilm.
E. and A. 609; dim. Ferms, 623
— Ja.s., b.p. Killa. and Ach.
613; dim. St. Pat. 618
vºluys, Steph., G. Ceyl.
Verulam, lds, and E. of
— Fras., ld., form. Fras.
Bacon, q.v., aft. visc. St. Al-
bans, q.v.
— Jas. Walt., 1st E. of, L.L.
Herts. 309
— Jas. Walt., 2nd E. of, L.L.
Herts. 309
Verus, L., Emp. Ro. 47
Vesci, Wm. de, L.J. Ir. 550
Vesci, visc. de
— Jno., 2nd visc. de, L.L. Q.
Co. 571
— Jno. Rt. Wm., 4th visc, de,
L.L. Q. Co. 571
Vesey, Geo. Hy, gem. (D) 913
— Jno., abp. Trn. 611; bp.
Limk., A. and A. 639; din.
Crk. 632; L.J. Ir. 556
Jmo., see Voysey
— Jno. Agm., gem. (C) 873
— Sir Th., bp. Killoe. 634; bp.
Oss. 620
— Wrm. de, J. It, 368
Vesey-Fitzgerald, see Fitz-
gerald
Vespasian, Emp. Ito. 47
Westurme, Louis Hutton,
adm. (H) 853
Vetch, Ham., gem. (D) 897
— Saml., G. N. Sc. 694
Veteriponte, Rt. de, J. It.
366-7
Vetus, C. A., C. Ro. 47
Veulle, Jno. de, Blf. Jsey. 668
Weym, Rd. de, J. It. 367
Veysey, see Voysey
viºls, Geo. Court., gen. (ID)
vibal, Dt. Pgy. 110
Vibulanus, K. F. (3), C. Ro,
37-8
— M. F. (2), C. Ro. 37-8; C.
RO, 39
N. F., C. Ro. 39
— Q. F. (7), C. Ro. 37-8-9;
Dec. Ro. 38
Vicars, Ed., gem. (C) 874
— Ed., gen. (D) 889
Vicedominus, P. Ro. 35
Victor, Off. Nap. 26
— I, to III., P. Ro. 32-4
—-Amadeus, K. Scy. 56
— - Amadeus I. and II., D.
Svy. 55
— -Amadeus I. and II., IC.
Sda, 55
— -Emmanuel I. and II., K.
Sda. 55
— -Emmanuel II. (R. It.);
K.G. 744
— -Ferd., &c., Pr. Of Hohen-
lohe - Langenbourg (Ct.
Gleichen), adm. (HI) 851;
Const, W. Cast. 322; G.C.B.,
773; K.C.B. 783
— Jas. C., gem. (ID) 889
Victoria, Q.E. 6; Pr. E. 15
— -Adel.-Mary-Louisa (dau.
% Vict.), Pr. E. 15; Cr. Ind.
8
— -Alb.-Eliz.-Mat.-Mary (g.
dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
— -Alex.-Olga-Mary (g, dau,
Q, Vict.) Pr. E. 15
Victoria—cont.
— -Alix-Helen-Louise-Beatr.
(g, dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 16
— -Eliz.-Aug.-Charl. (g. dau,
Q. Vict.), Pr. E. 15
— -Eug.-Julia-Eva (g. dau, Q.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16
— -Louise-Sophia-Aug.-Am,-
Hel, (g. dau. Q. Vict.), Pr. E.
1
—-Mel. (g, dau. Q. Vict.), Pr.
E. 16
— -Patr.-Hel.-Eliz. (g. dau, Q.
Vict.), Pr. E. 16
— G., Pres. Mex. 103
Vidal, Alexr. Th. Em., adm,
(ID) 830
— F. A., Pres. Ugy. 111
— Owen Em., b.p. Si. Le, 686
Vidone, Walt. de, Ld. Chanc.
Sc. 514
viº sir Hy. de, Chanc. Gart.
746
Vigilius, P. Ro. 33
Vignoles, Ch., dm. Oss. 623
Vigors, Barth., bp. Ferms and
L. 622; dm. Arm. 597; dm.
Llim. 623
— Hor. Nels., gem. (ID) 893
Villahermosa, D. of, R. Nds.
83
Villenlore, Barth., Compt.
SC. 498
villettes, Arth., Amb. Swz.
113
— Wm. Anne, G. Jam. 713;
gen. (IB) 866
Williers, hom. Ch. Polh.,
J.A.G. 937; P.C. 216; Pres.
P.I.R. 262
— Sir Ed., M.M. 246
— Fras., Tell. Ex. 168
—— sir Geo., see la. V., infra,
— hon. Geo. W. F. and Sir
G., aft. 4th E. of Clarendon,
q.v., Amb. Spm. 124; C. Cus.
277; G.C.B. 772
— hon. Hy. M., bp. Dham.
479; bp. Carl. 476
— sir Hy., M.M. 246
— hon. Jimo. Chaºs., Amb. Pgl.
124; B.T. 268; Compt. H.
293; P.C. 204
—ºir Jno. Hy. de, K.C.M.G.
7
— hom. Th., L. Admy. 178
— Th. Hyde, Sec. B.C. 254
Williers, lds. and visc.
— Sir Geo., aft. 1st visc. V.
and E. M. and D. of Buck-
ºgham, q.v., K.G. 739; M.H.
2
— Ed., 1st là. and visc., aft.
1st E. of Jersey, q.v., L.J. Ir,
555
Geo. B., Wisc., aft. 4th E.
of Jersey, q.v., L.H.A. 179;
P.C. 201; W.C.H. 297
viºla, Jno. de, bp. B. & W.
7
Vincent, see also St. Vincent
— Amdr. Atk., adm. (IHI) 847;
K.H. 789
— Aug., R. Cr. P.A. 335; R.
Rge. P.A. 344; Winds. H. 331
— Edg., K.C.M.G. 799
— sir Fras., Amb. Vce, 116
— Sir Fras., U.S.F. 229
— Jas. V., dn. Bgr. 427
— Jno., gem. (A) 862
— Jno. Paint., Pres. Coll.
Surg. 939
— Nichs., adm. (A) 815
Vincent—cont.
—isions. Ch. Car., K.C.B.
7
— Wm., dr. Westr. 469
— Wnn., gen. (D) 881
Vine, Wm., gen. (D) 914
Viney, sir Jas., gen. (C) 875;
R.C.H. 788
Vinicombe, Geo. Ell., gem.
(C) 875
Vinucius, L., C. Ro. 47
Violens, L. V. F. (2), C. Ro.
1
4 g
Vipont, Th., bp. Carl. 475
viſcellinus, S. C. (3), C, Ro.
3
Visen, Hy., D. of, K.G. 735
Wisme, Louis de, Amb. G. St.
121 ; Amb. Sw. 126
Visolus, C. P. L., C. Ro. 40-1
— Q. P. L., Dec. Ro. 38
Vitalianus, P. Ro. 33
Vitellius, Emp. Ro. 47
Vitericus, K. Sp. 85
Vitiges, K. It. 49
Vitiza, K. Sp. 85
Vitulus, L. M., C. Ro. 42
Q. M., & ſó... 12
Vivian, Ch., C. St. 283
— Ch. Cresp., see la. V., infra
— sir Hussey, see Hussey
— Huss. Cresp., see ld, V.,
infra,
— hon. Jno. C. W., L.T. 161,
162; U.S. War. 233
— Rd. Huss, and sir R., See
ld. V., infra,
— sir Rt., gen, (D) 887
— Rt. Jno. Huss, and Sir R.,
gen. (D) 888; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 778; M.C.I. 646
Vivian, lds. *
— Rd. Huss., aft. 1st lá. V.,
Comm. F. Ir. 564; gen. (IB)
869; G.C.B. 768; G.C.H. 786;
R.C.B. 774; K.C.H. 787; M.G.O.
259; P.C. 213
Ch. Cr., 2nd ld., L.L.
Cunwall. 307
— hom. Huss. Cresp., aft. 3rd
ld. V., Amb. Bgm. 123; Amb.
Dk. 127; Amb. Eg. 130; Amb.
Rºma. 128; Annb. Swz. 114;
R.C.M.G. 798
Mahar.
Vizianagram,
R.C.I.E. 805
— Zem. Of, K.C.S.I. 802
viºlimir I. and II., R. RuSS.
9
of,
Vodimus, abp. Lond. 450
Voeux, Geo. Wm. Des, and sir
G., G. Bah. Isl. 716; G. Fiji,
711; G. H. Kong, 673; G.
Newfa. 700; G, St. Luc. 725;
G. Trin. 722; G. W. Pacif.
711; K.C.M.G. 798
Vogel, Jul., K.C.M.G. 797
Vogorides, N. S., H. Mva. 94
Volcan, Jno., b.p. Drom. 604;
bp. Oss. 620
Volkonsky, Pr., G.C.B. 767
Volusianus, Emp. Ro. 47
Volusus, C. V. P., C. Ro. 39
— M. V., C. Ro. 37
Vosey, see Voysey
Woyle, Geo. El., gem. (D) 911
— Fras. Ed., gem. (D) 910
Voysey, Vosey, or Veysey,
Jno. (iiids Harmam), bp. Exr.
436-7; dim. Exr,437; dri. Winds.
474; Regr. Gart. 746
viºlanat, Ger. J., G. Ceyl.
67
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1155
vºy; Johann Eliza de, C.I.E.
Vulso, A. M., C. Ro. 38, 44;
fee. Rö. 38
— C. M., C. Ro. 43
— L. M. (2), C. Ro. 42
Vuyst, Petr., G. Ceyl. 672
Vyner, Th., dn. Glr. 440
—- Rt. and sir R., M.M. 247;
L.M. Lond, 491
— Th. and sir T., L.M. Lond.
491; M.M. 247
Vyse, Ed. How., gen. (D) 921
— Rd., gen. (A) 860
d., W. H. Howard, gem.
‘D) 882
W.
*W***, dn. Flmly. 628
*W***, dm. Iim. 639
* Prob. same pers.
Waad, sir Wm., Lt. T.L. 321
Wace, Wm.. bp. Wford. 626;
dm. Wíord. 628
Waddell, Jno., Ld. Sess. 518
Waddilove, Ch. Lod., adm.
(E) 836
— Rt. D., dm. Rip. 482
wagainston, Ch., gen. (ID)
— Ed., b.p. Chich. 433
— Evelyn, gen. (D) 915
— Geo., dm. Dham. 479
— Hy. Ferr., gen. (ID) 916
Hor., P. C.,217; U.S. Home,
Waddy, Rd., gen. (D) 903;
IN.C.B. 780
— Saml. D., Q.C. 419
Wade, Geo., C. Ch. 855; F.M.
856; L.G.O. 259; P.C. 198
— Th. Fras. and sir T., Amb.
Ch., ; G. C.G.H. 679;
K.C.B. 783
Wadenhall, Ad. de, dm. St.
Pat. 617
wageson, Rd., L.G. Ch. Hosp.
Wadham, Jno., J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 407
Waferton (or Waverton), Th.
de, dn. Oss. 622
Wafyr, Hy., K.B. 757
Wagenaar, Zach., G. C.G.H.
678
Wager, sir Ch., adm. (A) 813;
Compt. N. 257; L. Admy.
177-8; P.C. 198; Tr. N. 256
Wagonnai, Nichs., bp, Mayo,
612
Wahab, Ch., gen. (D) 893
— Geo., gem. (D) 876
— Geo. L., gem. (D) 878
— Jas., gen. (ID) 880
Wainfleet, see Waynflete
Wainwright, Jno., B. EX. Ir,
584
Wainwright—comt.
— Jas. Fras. Ball., adm. (E)
835
wººthman, Rt., L.M. Lond.
49
Walkbruge, –, S.L. 407
Wake, Ch., adm. (E) 836; (P)
839
— Th., Const. T.L. 320
— Wrm., abp. Cantº. 431; bp.
Linc. 447; dm. Exr. 437; P.C.
196 .
wºkebrug, Wm. de, J. It.
•369
Wakefield, Dl., K.C. 416
— Hy., b.p. Worc. 472; L.H.T.
153
Wakeman, Jno., bp. Glr. 438
Wakering, Jno. de, bp. Norw.
455; C.D.L. 242; L.K. 355;
M. Chy. 394; M.R. 387
Walcot, Walcott, and Wall-
cott
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Jno. Ed, adm. (GF) 841
— Steph., K.C.M.G. 797
— Th. and sir T., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 410
Waldby, Rt., abp. Dblin. and
Gl. 616; abp. Yk. 485; bp.
Chich. 433; bp, S, and M.
483; Lól. Chanc. Ir. 575
Waldegrave, see also Wal-
grave
— sir Rd., Sp. H.C. 248
— hon. Saml., bp. Carl. 476
— hon. Wm., aft. 1st là. Itad-
stock, q.v., adm. (A) 816; G.
Newfol. 700
Waldegrave, lds. and E.
— Hy., 1st ld., Compt. H.
292
Jas., 2nd lói, and 1st E.,
P.C. 198; K.G. 741
— Jas., 2nd E., K.G. 742;
L.W.S. 323; P.C. 199; Tell.
Ex. 168
— Jno., 3rd E., gen. (A) 858;
L.L. ESX. 308
— Geo., 4th E., form. Visc.
Chewton, q.v.
— Wrm., 8th E., adm. (IH) 844
Waldemar, K. Sw, 92
— M. Brg. 65
— Gouth. Flz., P.L. Ltd. 73
— (g, son. Q. Victoria), Pr. E.
15
— I. to III., IX. Dk. 93
Walden, Rog., abp. Cant. 430;
bp. Lond. 451; dim. Yk. 486;
L.H.T. 153
Walden, lds., see Howard de
Walden
Waldern (or Waldren), Wm.,
L.M. Lond. 489-90
Waldherus, bp. Lond, 450
Waldhull, Sim. de, J. It, 366
Waldimir, see Vladimir
Waldric, Ld. Chanc. 353
Wale, Ch. and sir C., G. Mart.
719 ; gem. (A) 862; IS.C.B. 774
— Jas., b.p. IXild. 617
— sir Th., K.G. 733
Waledene, Humph. de, B.
EX. 383
Waleis, see Waleys
Waleran, Walerand,
Wallerall
— C. Lux. 84
— D. Line. 29
— bp. Roch. 459
— Jno., Comst. T.L. 320
— Itt., Jy. 364; W.C.P. 317
and
Wales, Princes and Prin-
cesses of. Search also under
their Christian names.
— Edw. Pr. of, aft. Edw. I.,
q.v., W.C.P. 318
— Edw., Pr. of (Blk. Pr.),
F.G. 733
— Rd., Pr. of, aft. Rd. II.,
q.v., K.G. 734
— Hy., Pr. of, aft. Hy. V.,
q.v., K.G. 734; W.C.P. 318
— Ed., Pr. of (son of Hy.
VI.), see Pr. Ed.
— Ed., Pr. of, aft. Ed. V., q.v.,
K.B. 757; K.G. 736; S.L. Ir.
553
— Arth., Pr. of, 1st Son of
Hy. VII., K.B. 758; K.G.737
— Hy. Fk., Pr. of, son of Jas.
I., IK.G. 739
— Ch., Pr. of, aft. Ch. II.,
q.v., K.G. 740
— Fk., Pr. of, son of Geo. II.,
See also Pr. Fredk., P.C. 197
— Geo. Augs., Pr. Of, aft.
Geo. IV., q.v., K.G. 742; P.C.
204
— Alb. Ed., Pr. of (son of Q.
Vict.), adm. (B) 821; F.M.
856; G.C.B. 770; G.C.I.E.
805; G.C.M.G. 795; G.C.S.I.
800; gem. (ID) 883; K.C.S.I.
802; K.G. 744; K.P. 751; K.T.
749; P.C. 217
— Pr. Albert Vict. of, aft. D.
of Clarence, K.G. 745; K.P.
752. See also Pr. Alb. Vict.
Pr. Geo. FK. Erm. Alb. Of,
IS.G. 745
— Alexandra, Prss. of, Cr.
Ind. 809
— Prss. Alex. Olga, &c. of,
Cr. Ind. 840
— Prss. Louise, &c. of, aft.
Dss. Of Fife, Cr. Ind. 810
Waleys, Walleys,
Waleis
— Dav. le, dm. Wíord. 628
— Hy., L.M. Lond. 489
— Rd. de, bp. Emly, 625
— Wm. de, J. It. 367
Walgrave, see also Walde-
grave
— Sir Ed., C.D.L. 242
— Wm., K.B. 759
Walkeline (or Walkim), bp.
Winch. 470
Walker, Baldw. Wake and Sir
W., adm. (D) S32; (E) 834;
Compt. N. 258; K.C.B. 777 ;
Sr. N. 257
— Chamberl. Wm., gen. (D)
915
— Ch. A., gem. (D) 878
— Ch. Fras., adm. (IH) 853
— Ch. Pynd. Beauch., gen.
(D) 905; K.C.B. 781
— Dav., gem. (C) 874
— Ed., gem. (D) 877 ;
790
— Ed., Sec. at W., 233
— Ed. and sir E., Bl. L. P.A.
341; Chest. H. 331; Gart.
IX.A. 327; Norr. R.A. 329; R.
Cr, P.A. 335
— Ed. Noel, IX.C.M.G. 799
— Ed. Walk. Ell., gem. (D)
921 -
— Ed. Walt. Forr., gen. (ID)
894; K.C.B. 780
— Ellis, gem. (A) 860
— Fitzwim., gen. (D) 907
— Foster, gen. (D) 881
and
K.H.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1156
INDEX OF NAMES.
Walker—comt.
— Fk., gen. (A) 863
— sir Fk., R.C.H. 789
— Fk. Wm. Ed. For., gen.
(ID) 934
— Geo. Andr., gen. (ID) 932
— Geo. Full., gen, (ID) 928
— Geo. Towns. and sir G.,
C.C. Mdras. 657; G.C.B. 767;
G. Gren. 724; gen. (A) 862;
ºb. 774; L.G. Ch. Hosp.
— Geo. Warr., gen, (D) 906
— sir Hov., adm. (A) 813
— Jas., adm. (A) 820
— Jas., bp. Edinb. 543; Pr.
Bp. Sc. 540
— Jas., C.I.E. 808
— Jas. and Sir J., G. Bah.
Isl. 716; G. Bdoes. &c. 719,
# G. Trin. 722; K.C.M.G.
7
— Jas. Th., gem. (I)) 920
— Jno., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Jno., Q.C. 417
— Jno. Geddes, gen. (IO)900
— Jos., gen. (A) 862
— Jos., gem. (D) 889
— Lesl., K.H. 790
— Mark, gen. (D) 919
— Rog., dm. Chest. 477
— Saml., A.G. Ir. 589 ; S.G.
II. 590
Th., C. Cus. 274-5
Th., S.L.R. 271
* Prob. same pers.
— Th., M. Chy. and Acct. G.
397 ; S.L. 412
— Walt., J. Adm. Ct. 423; J
Pr. Ct. 421
— W., G. Br. Gu. 715
— Wrm., C.C.J. 403
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 916
— Wrm., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Wnn., Rec. D'blin. 642
— Wrm. Stu., K.C.B. 784
Walkin, see Walkeline
Walkingham, Al. de, A.G.
398; J. ſt. 368
Walkington, Ed., b.p. Down
and Crir. 604
—— Th., dm. Exr. 437
Wall, Geo., S.L. 408
— Jno., dm. Drom. 606
— Pet., bp. Clonm. 600
— Th. and sir T., Bl.M. P.A.
::
336; Berw, P.A. 341; Cal.
P.A. 342 ; Gart. K.A. 327;
Lanc. H. 332; Norr. K.A.
329; R. Cr. P.A. 335; Winds.
H. 331
Wallace, Ad., Compt. Sc. 498
— Ch. Ja.s. St., gem. (D) 914
— Don. Mart., lx.C.I.E.805
— Hill, gem. (D) 920
— Jas., A.G. 399; K.C. 415;
S.G. 402
— Jas., Mod. K. Sc. 547
sir Jas., adm. (A) 816; G.
Newfol. 700
sir Jas. MaxW., gen. (D)
883; K.H. 789
— sir Jno. Alexr., gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 776
— Jno. Dunc. Campb., gen.
(D) 915
— Lewis Bail., gen. (A) 862
— M., G. N. Sc. 695
— Pet. M., gen. (D) 886
— Sir Rd., IK.C.B. 783
— Rt., bp. Isl. 540
— Rt., K.C.S.I. 802
— Rowl. Rt., gen. (D) 935
Wallace—cont.
— Th, see la. W., infra
— Sir Th., Ld. Sess. 519
Wallace, lds.
— Th., aft. 1st là., B.C. 252-3;
L. Admy. 180; M.M. 247; P.C.
207; V.P.B.T. 269
Wallcott, see Walcot
Wallensis, Th., bp. St. Dav.
464
Waller, Edm., Coff. H. 293
— Fk., Q.C. 419
— Geo., Hy., gen. (D) 929
— Hardress Edm., gen. (ID)
930
— Ja.s. Wall, S., K.H. 790
— sir Jonn. Wathem, G.C.H.
786; K.C.H. 787; K.H. 789
— Rt., C. Cus. Ir. 565; C. EXC.
Ir. 5
. 566
— sir Steph., G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Th., S.L. 410 .
— Th. W., Amb. Bgm. 123
— Wm., C. St., 283-4
— Wm., gen. (IB) 867
Walleran, see Waleran
..] Walleys, see Waleys
Wallia, K. Sp. 84
Wallifly, Geffr., G. Gsey. 668
Wallinger, Arm., S.L. 413
Wallingford, Wm., 1st visc.,
form, ld. Knollys, q.v., aft.
E. of Banbury, q.v.
Wallington, Ch. Arth. G.,
gen. (D) 886
Wallis, Geo., Ulst. K.A. 572
— Hugo, bp. Linc. 446
— Ja.s., U.S.S. 226
— Prov. Wm. P. and sir P.,
adm. (B) 821 ; (C) 822; (ID)
829; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778
— Th., dra. Wíord. 628
— Th., dm. Dry. 602
Wallop, sir Hy., L.J. Ir. 554;
V. Trea,S. Ir. 559
— Jno., aft. 1st visc. Lyming-
ton and E. of Portsmouth,
q.v., L.T. 156
— Sir Jno., K.G. 738
— Rd., Curs. B. Ex. 386
Wallore, see Wollore
Walmesley, Th, and sir T.,
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
Walmisley, Wm., dm. Lich.
445
Walmodern, Count, gen. (B)
867; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 775
Walmsley, see Walmesley
Walpole, Edw, and sir E., Cl.
Pells. 168; K.B. 765
— Ed., K.B. 763
— Galfr., Postm. G. 238
— hon. Geo., U.S.F. 229
— Hor., see lá. W., infra.
— Hor. Ed., gen. (ID) 912
— Jno., gen. (ID) 898
— Jno., S.L. 408
— hon. Jno., Amb. Chi. 137
— Ralph de, bp. Ely, 434; bp.
NOrw. 454
— Rt., see lö. W., infra,
— Rt. and Sir Rt., gen. (D)
897; K.C.B. 778
— hon, Rt., Amb. Pgl. 124
— Rt. and sir R., aft. 1st E.
of Orford, q.v., Ch. Ex. 165;
R.B. 764; K.G. 741; L. Admy.
177; L.T. 156 ; P.C. 196 ;
Paym. G. 244; Prem. 141-2;
Sec. at W. 233; Tr. N. 256
— Spenc., G. I. Man, 666
— Spenc. Hor., H. Sec. 227;
P.C. 215; Q.C. 417
Walpole—cont.
— hon. Th., Amb. G. St. 121
— Wrm., adm. (ID) 829; (G)
840
Walpole of Walpole, lds.
— Rt., 1st id., aft. 2nd E. of
Orford, q.v., Aud. Ex. 167; Cl.
Pells. 168; K.B. 764
Walpole of Wolterton, lds.
— Horatio, aft. 1st li. W.,
Coff. H. 293; P.C. 198; Tell.
Ex. 168; U.S.S. 225
— Horatio, ld., aft. 1st E. of
Orford (2nd Creation), q.v.,
Amb. Russ. 125; B.C. 253; L.
Admy. 181
Walram. Pr. Nass. 75
Walrand, Rt., bp. Ferns, 621
Walrond, Wm. H., L.T. 162
Walsh and Walshe
— Abel, dm. Trm. 613
— Anthy., gem. (B) 869
— hon. Arth., aft. 2nd lå.
Ormathwaite, g. v., L.L. Radn.
316
— Dav., Mod. K. Sc. 547
— Fk. Wnn., J. Bank. Ir, 587
— Geo., gem. (G) 871
— Hunt, gen. (A) 858
— Jno., dm. Crk. 632
— (or Welsh), Jno., J.C.P. 378;
L. 408
— Jno., dm. Cnr. 605
— sir Jmo., aft. 1st là. Orma-
thwaite, q.v., L.L. Radn. 316
— Jno. Ed., A.G. Ir. 588; M.R.
II. 585
— Nichs., bp. Oss. 620
— Sir Nichs., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580;
J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Patr., bp. Wíord. and L.
627; dim. Wíord. 628
— Ralph, or Raphael, dn.
Dronn. 606
— Sandy St., gen. (D) 897
— Th., B. Ex. 383 .
— Walt., dri. Kild. 619
— Wrm., b.p. Mth. 599
— Wrm., dn. Lism. 628
— Wm. Pak., bp. Oss., F. and
L. 622; din. Cash. 627
Walsham, sir Jno., Amb. Fr.
113; Amb. Ch. and Cor. 131
Walshe, see Walsh
Walshum, Rt. de, dm. St. AS.
463
Walsingham, sir Ed., Lt.
T.L. 321
— sir Fras., C.D.L. 242;
Chanc. Gart. 745; L.K. 356;
S. St. 223
— Rd. de, J. It. 369
Walsingham, lds.
— Wm., 1st là., form. Sir W.
de Grey q.v.
— Th., 2nd lå., B.C. 252; B.T.
267; P.C. 204; Postm, G. 238;
W. Trea.S. Ir. 560
— Geo., 3rd ló., gen. (B) 868
Walstodus (or Wastoldus),
bp. Her. 441
Walter, see also Gualterius
:k bp. Dkld. 533
x bp. Gall. 538
:k. bp. Glasg. 536
*— bp. Her. 441
×
* bp. Roch. 459
*— bp. St. Andr. 528
*— (3), bp. Wſord. 626
xk (Prior of Blantyre),
Compt. Sc. 498
>k
(abp. Rouen), Const. W.
Ca,St. 322 -
Fon' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952
INDEX OF NAMES.
1157
Walter—cont.
*— din. Chich. 433
*— L.J. Gen. 522
*— Ld. Chanc. Sc. 514
* Prob. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Dav., L.G.O. 259 .
— sir Ed., K.C.B. 784
— Hub., abp. Cant. 430; bp.
Sal. 466; Ch. Jr. 362; dri. Yk.
486; Jy. 363; Ld. Chanc. 353
— Jno. and Sir J., C.B. Ex.
381; S.L. 409
— Jno. McN., gen. (D) 905
— Theob., J. It. 366
Waltham, Jno., bp. Oss. 620
— Jno. de, bp. Sal. 467;
#T. 153; L.K. 354; M.R.
— Rog., B. Ex. 383
— Wrm., M. Chy. 394
Walton, see also Wauton
— Bend., C.I.E. 806
—Br., bp. Chest, 477
— Brud., gem. (D) 932
Fk. Th. Granv., C.I.E. 808
— sir Geo., adm. (A) 813
— Jac., adm. (ID) 824
— Jno., G. I. Man, 665
Tai' mo., abp. Dbln. and Gl.
— Saml., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Simm. de, see Wauton
— Wrm., K.C. 416
— Wrm. T., gem. (ID) 883
Walwaine, Wm., L.H.T. 153
Walworth, Wm. de and Sir
W., L.M. Lond. 489
Warmba, K. Sp. 885
Wandesford, Chr., L.J. Ir.
#; L.K. Ir. 576; M.R. Ir.
— Michl., dm. Dry. 602; dri.
Lim. 639
"Wangford, Wm., S.L. 407
Wangrave, Jno. de, Rec.
Lond. 493
Wanley, Fras., dn, Rip. 482
Wantage, Rt. Jas., 1st là.,
form. R. J. Lloyd-Lindsay,
q.v., L.L. Berks. 306
"Waple, Jno., M. Chy, and
Acct. G. 396
Warburton, Ch. Mong., bp.
Cloy. 631 ; b.p. Lim., A. and
A. 639; dim. Ard. 609; dm.
Clonm. 600
— Geo., dm. Glr. 440; dry.
Wells, 429
— Hugh, gem. (A) 858
— Jno., Som. H. 332
— Pet. (No. 1), J.C.P. 378;
S.L. 408
— Pet. (No. 2), J.C.P. 379;
J. Chest. 386; J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 409
— Wrm., bp. Glr. 438; dn.
Erl. 440
— Wnn., dm. Elph. 609
Warcup, Leon., Berw. P.A.
s 341; Bl. M. P.A. 336; Carl.
H. 339
Ward, see also Warde
lt.-Col. —, G. Trin. 722
— hom. Bern. Matth., gem.
(D) 927
— sir Ed., A.G. 399; C.B. EX.
382; C.G.S. 357; S.L. 411
— Ed, Michl., Amb. Sxy. 120;
Amb. P&l. 125; Amb. Russ.
125
— Jos., gen. (IB) 866
t., R.H. 792
...sm-mm-
Ward—cont.
Ed. Wolst., gem. (D) 916;
K.C.M.G. 797
— Geo., gen. (ID) 913
— Hy. Const. Ev., C.I.E. 808
— Hy. Geo. and Sir H., Com.
Io. Isl. 129; G.C.M.G. 795; G.
Ceyl. 673; G. Mdras. 657;
Sec. Adm. 186
— Ja.s., dn. Cloy. 633
— Jas. Ham., adm. (H) 848
— Jno., Amb. H. Tris. 120
— Jno., Bl. M. P.A. 336
— Jno., J. Chest. 387; Q.C.
415
— Jno., L. M. Dbln. 640
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno. Giff., dn. Linc. 448
— Jno. Ross, adm. (HI) 851
— Knox, Clar. K.A. 328
— Michl., bp. Dry. 601; bp.
Oss. 620; dim. Lism. 629
— Michl., J.K.B. Ir. 579
— Sir Patience, C. Cus. 274;
L.M. Lond. 491
— Rt., Clk. O. 260; L. Admy.
181; U.S.F. 229
— Rowl., S.L. 409
— Seth., b.p. Ex1:. 437; Chanc.
Gart. 746; bp. Sal. 467; dn.
Exr. 437
— Th., dn. Cmr. 605
— Th. Le Hunt, adm. (E) 837
— Wrm., adm. (D) 840; (G) 827
— Wrm., byp. S. & M. 484
— Wm. Cuthb., gen. (ID) 892
— Wnn. Jno., gem. (ID) 915
— hom. Wrm. Jno., adm. (E)
837
Warde, see also Ward
— Ch., adm. (PI) 845; K.H. 791
-— Ed. Ch. and sir E., gen.
(D) 901; IS.C.B. 780
— Fras. amd Sir F., gem. (ID)
894; K.C. B. 780
— Geo., Comm. F. Ir. 564;
gen. (A) 858
— Geo., gen. (A) 861
— Hy. and sir H., G. Bdoes.
720; G. Mtius. 683; gen. (A)
861; G.C.B. 76S; K.C.B. 773
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
— Matth., dim. Kilmacd. 637
— Wnn., B. Ex. 383
Wardell, Wm. Hy., gem. (D)
931
Warden, Fras. F., gem. (D)
917
— Fk., adm. (D) 833
— Rt., gem. (ID) 906
— Th. Sm., gem. (D) 918
Warder, Geo. Lodw., gem. (D)
9
92
Wardlaw, Hy., b.p. St. Andr.
529
Jno., gem. (IB) 869
— Rt., gem. (ID) 903
— Walt., bp. Glasg. 536
Wardour, Wrm., Cl. Pells. 168
Ware, Hy., bp. Chich. 433
— Jno. de la, bp. Llff. 449
— Jos., dm. Elph. 609
— Rd. de, J. It. 368
Wareiwa,st and Warlewast,
— Rt., byp. Exr. 436; dm. Sal.
468
— Wm., bp. Exr, 436
Waren, see Warren
Warenne, Jno., see Earl W.,
infra
— Regd. de, J. It. 365
— Wrm. de, J. It. 366; Jy. 364
— Wm., see Earl W., infra,
Warennie, Earls
— Wm. de, aft. Earl W. and
Surrey, Ch. Jr. 362
— Jno. de, Earl W.
Surrey, J. It. 368
wagham, Ralph de, bp. Chich.
43
— Wm., abp. Cantº. 431; bp.
Lond. 451 : Ld. K. and Ld.
Chanc. 355; M.R. 387
Warine (or Guarinus), Ld.
Chanc. Or W. Chanc. 353
Waring, see also Warren
— Ed. Jno., C.I.E. 807
— Holt, dri. Drom. 606
— Th., gem. (ID) 88%
Warle, Warlee, or War-
legh, Ing. de, B. Ex. 383;
L.K. 354
Warlewast, see Warelwa st
warmington, Corn. M., Q.C.
4
and
Warmistry, Th., dn. Worc.
473
Warner, D. B., Pres. Lib. 100;
dn. Lich. 445
— sir Ed., Lt. T.L. 321
— Jno., bp. Roch. 460; dn.
Lich. 445; du. Winch. 471
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Ph., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Th., C. St. 283
Warneville, Ralph de, Ld.
Chanc. 353
Waroc, D. Bry. 27
Warr, De la, see De la Warr
Warr, Rd., K.B. 759
— Rd., U.S.S. 225
Warre, Hy. Ja.s., C.C. Bbay.
660; gem. (D) 903; K.C.B. 781
— Sir Wim... gen. (D) 879
Warren and Waren, See also
Wall:enne
— Arth. Flx., gem. (ID) 933
— Ch., C.J. Chest. 386; K.C.
415
— Daws. St., gen. (ID) 928
— Ch. and Sir C. (No. 1), gen.
(D) 893; K.C.B. 779
— Ch. and Sir C. (No. 2),
C.C.P. 261; G. B. Bland. 680;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B. 784 ;
F.C.M.G. 798
— Ed., dm. Emly, 628;
OSS. 623
— Fk., adm. (A) 820
— Geo., gen. (D) 887
— Geo., K.D. 765
— Jrmo., b.p. Bgr. 426; byp. St.
Daw. 465; dun. Bgr. 427
— Jno., J. Chest. 387
— Jno. de, l\.B. 754
— Sir Jno. Borl., adm. (A )
817; Amb. l{uss. 125 ; G.C.B.
766; G.C.H. 786; K.B. 765;
P.C. 207
— Lion. Sm., gen. (D) 932
Nathl., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Pet. and sir P., adm. (A)
814; K.B. 765
— Sir Ralph, L.M. Lond, 490
— Rd. de, L.H.T. 152
— (Waryn or Waryng), Rd.,
dri. Linn. 639
— Rd. B., S.L. Ir, 5.93
— Rd. Laird., adm. (D) 832;
(E) 834
— Rt. Rd., A.G. Ir. 588; J.P.
and M. Ir. 587; S.G. Ir. 590
— sir Saml., adm. (ID) 823;
K.C.B. 777 ; K.C.H. 788
— Saml., gem. (C) 874
— Saml., L.M. Dbln. 642
(lm.
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1158
INDEX OF NAMES.
Warren and Waren—comt.
— Saml., Q.C. 417
— Th. Mans., gen. (D) 931
— Wrm., adm. (GF) 842
Warrender, sir Geo., B.C.
253; L. Adumy. 181; P.C. 210
Warrington, § 1st E. of,
form. 2nd Id. Delamere, q.v.
Warry, Geo. D., Q.C. 420
Warsup, Rt., M. Chy. 396
Warton, see also Wauton
— (or Parfew, or Purfoy), Rt.,
bp. Her, 441; bp. St. As. 462
— Th., P. Laur. 301
wºrtre, Nichs., bp. Drom.
60
Warwick, Nichs, de, A.G. 398;
S.L. 406
Warwick, lds., E., and D. of
— Jno. de Plessitis, E. of, J.
It. (1250) 368
JBeauchamp Family.
— Th., E. of (d. 1369), K.G.733;
L.H.A. 172 ; L.R. 354; L.M.
325
— Th., E. of (d. 1401), K.G.
734; L.H.A. 173; L.M. 325
— Rd., E. of, form. T. Beau-
champ, q.v. (d. 1439), R.B.
755
Hy. de Beauchamp, E. of,
aft. D. of W. (d. 1445), G. Ch.
Isl. 667
Nevill Family.
— [and Salisbury], Rd., E. of,
form. Rd. Nevill, q.v. (d. 1471).
K.G. 736; L.H.A. 174; W.C.P.
1
Dudley Family.
Jno., E. of, form. Visc.
Lisle, q.v., aft. D. of North-
umberland, q.v. (d. 1553)
— Ambr., E. Of (d. 1589), K.G.
738; M.H. 301
Rich Family.
— Rt., 1st E. of, form. R.
Rich, q.v.
— Rt., 2nd E. of, G. Gsey. 668;
L. Admy. 175; L.H.A. 175;
L.L., ESX. 308; W.C.P. 319
— Rt., 3rd E. of, form. Iłt.
Bich, q.v.
Grevilla Family.
See also Brooke and Warwick.
— [and Brooke], Geo., 2nd E.
of, form, ld. Geo. Greville,
q.v., L.L. Warw. 312
— Hy. B., 3rd E. of, L.L.
War W. 312
Waryn, see Warren
Wasand, see Watsand
Washington, Geo.,
|U.S.A. 102
— Jas., Bar. de, K.C.B. 777
— Jno., adm. (GF) 842
Wastoldus, see Walstodus
Water, Ph., dm. Lim. 639
Waterford, M. of
— Geo. de la P., 1st M. Of,
form. 2nd E. of Tyrone, q.v.
— Jno. Hy. de la P., 5th MI.
of, K.P. 751; L.L. Wíord. 571;
M.IB.H. 303
— Hy. de la P., 2nd M. of,
E.P. 750 *
— Hy. de la P., 3rd M. of,
, K.P. 751 -
— Jno. Hy. de la P., 5th M.
of, K.IP. 751; L.L. Wíord. 571;
M.B.H. 303; P.C. 220
waterhouse, Ch., G. Gsey,
66
— Sir Ed., Ch. Ex, Ir. 561
Pres.
Waterlow, sir Syd. H., L.M.
Lond. 492 -
Waterman, Edm. FR., gen.
(D) 926
— sir Geo., L.M. Lond. 491
Waters, Ed, FR., gen. (D) 880
— (or de l'Eau), Eust., bp.
Lim. 638; dum. Lim. 639
— Jno., R. Bl. P.A. 344; R.
Cr. P.A. 335; Yk. H. 334
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (IB)
870; K.C.B. 776
— Marc. Ant., gem. (ID) 890
— Th., Carl. H. 339; R. Cr.
P.A. 335
Waterton, Rt., IN.B. 759
Waterville, Jno. de, K.B. 754
Watford, Rt. de, dm. St. P.
r:
{}
Wath, Michl, de, L.K. 354;
M.R. 38
, 387
Watkins, Flº., adm. (A) 819;
(G) 840 .
— Jno., dn. Her. 442
— Ll. Vaugh., L.L. Brec. 315
— Th. Vern., adm. (IHI) 848
— Westr., gem. (ID) 887
Watling, Jno. Wyatt, adm.
(IHI) S47
Wats, see Watts
Watsand (or Walsand), Al. (le,
J.C.P. 376; Jy. 364
Watson, Alexr., gen, (B) 870
— Anthy, bp. Chich. 433; dim.
Brl. 440
— Archd., gen. (D) 878
— Archd., Modr. K. Sc. 547
— sir Arth. Townl., Q.C. 420
— Sir Br., L.M. Lond. 492
— Ch., adm. (A) 814
— Dav., gen. (C) 871
— Dav., gem. (ID) 911
— Ed. Day., gen. (D) 917
— sir Fras., G. Jam., 712
— Fras. Metc., dn. Llin. 624
— Fk. Beilb. and sir F., C.
Cus. 277; K.C.H. 787
Geo., C. Exc. 281
— Geo. Vinc., gem. (D) 928
—- Geo. Willes, adm. (E) 837
— Hy., G. Br. Gu. 715
— sir Hy., gen. (D) 877
— Ja.s., S.L. 412
Jas. and sir J., gen, (A)
S63; K.C.B. 777
Jas. K., gem. (ID) 931
— Jno., Bl, M.P.A. 336
Jno., bp. Winch. 471; dim.
Winch. 471
Jno., dun. Ferns, 623
— Juno. and sir J., gen. (D)
923; K.C.B. 781
— Jno. Wats. Tad., gem. (A)
859
—Jonn., bp. Dkld, and Dmbl.
542
— Lewis W., gen. (ID) 887
— Rd., bp. Llff. 449
— Rt., adm. (A) 818
— Rt., gen. (B) 866
Th., b.p. Linc. 447;
Dhann. 479
— Th., bp. St. Dav. 464
— Th. and Sir T., Pres. Coll.
Ph. 938
— Wrm., see lä. W., imfra
Wm. Hy. and sir W., B.
Ex. 385; Q.C. 417; S.L. 41
Watson, lds.
— Wnn., aft. la. W., D. Fac.
Sc. 527; Jud. Com. P.C. 362;
L. App. 358; Ld. Adv. 526;
P.C. 219; S.G. Sc. 527
dn.
Watt, Jas., C.I.E. 808
— Jas. Tand., gem. (ID) 433
whitevine, Fk. de, gen. (C)
— Lewis de, gen. (C) 873
Watts and Wats
— —, Adm. Ind. 647 -
— Geo. Ed., adm. (D) 828;
(G) 840
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno. Pons., gen. (ID) 925
— Rt., dm. Ferns, 623; dri.
OSs. 623
— Wm., L.M. D'blin, 640
— Wm. Hy., gen. (D) 923
winchope, Jno., Ld. Sess.
— Patr., gen. (C) 872
— Rt., adm. (ID) 828
Waude, Wm. de, dm. Sal. 468
wººsh, Sir Andr. Sc., gen. (D)
9
— Gilb., gen. (ID) 878
º'no., bp. Carl. 476; dim. Glr.
— Jno., dm. Worc. 473
wºughton, sir Th., Sp. H.C.
Wauton, see also Warton.
— Jno. de, J. It. 367
(or Walton), Sim. de, bp.
Norw. 454; J.C.P. 376; J. It,
368; Jy. 364
Waveney, Rt. Al. St., 1st 1d.,
L.L. Amt. 568
Waverton, see Waferton
Way, sir Greg. Holm. Br., gem.
(B) 870
— S. J., G. S. Austr. 706
Waykam, Wm., K.B. 754
Waynflete (or Pattem), Jno.,
Cln. Chich. 434
— Wrm. de, bp. Winch. 470;
Ld. Chanc. 355
Weare, Hy. Edwin, gen. (D)
907
— Th., lx.H. 791
Wearg, sir Clem., S.G. 401
Weathershed (or Grant), Rd.,
abp. Cantº. 430
Weaver, see Weever
Web, Webb and Webbe
— All. Beech., b.p. Blfn. 681;
bp. Gr. Th. 680
— Ch. Locock, Q.C. 419
— Daiml., gem. (B) 865
— Ezek., dm. Lim. 639
— Geo., b.p. Lim. 638
— Jas., G. Newfa. 700
— Sir Jno., K.C.H. 788
| — Jno. Bichm., gen. (A) 857;
| K.C. 415
— Nichs., G. Bah. Isl. 716
! — Noah, dum. Llin. 623
! — Th., dm. Kilm. 609
! — Th., S.L. 411
— Wrm., adm. (IHI) 846
— Wnn., dm. Dry. 602
— Sir Winn., L.M. Lond. 491
Webber, Ch., adm. (A) 815
— Ch. Edm., gen. (D) 928
— Ed., gen. (B) 868
— Fras., dh. Her. 442
— Hy., dm. Exr. 437
— Jas., dn. º 482
| — Jas., gen. (C) 873
t To Wrm. Thos. Th., b.p. Brisb.
706
Webley-Parry, see Parry
Webster, Edm. Forst., C.I.E.
808
— Rd. Ev. and sir R., A.G.
400; Q.C. 419
For List of Abbreviations, See pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1159
Webster—cont.
'- Rt. Farq., gen. (D) 919
— Th., gen. (I)) 878
— Th., Q.C. 418
— Th. Ed., gen. (D) 935
Wedderburn, Alex., aft. 1st
ld. Loughborough and E. of
Rosslyn, q.v., .G. 399;
C.J.C.P. 376; K.C. 415; P.C.
203; S.G. 402; S.L. 412
— Alex., C. Exc. Sc. 504
Sir Dav., Postm. G. Sc.
503
JaS., b.p. Dmbl. 532
— Ja.s., S.G. Sc. 527
— Jno., gen. (I)) 911
— Patr., Ld. Sess. 520
— Sir Pet., Ld. Sess. 519
weeks, Jno. Wills, bp. Si. Le.
— Ralph, G. Bdoes. 720
Weems, see Wemyss -
Weever, Jno., Comm. Tr. 554
Welby, Reg. Earle and sir
R., K.C.B. 784; Sec. Tr. 164
– "h. Earle, bp, St. Hel.
— Wrm., K.B. 761
Welch, see Welsh
Welchman, Jno.,
899
Weld, Fredk. Aloys. and sir
F., G. Str. Sett. 675; G. Tasm.
708; G. . Austr. 707;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G. 797
49 sir Humphr., L.M. Lond.
91
— Jos., S.L. 411
Weldon, Th., C.I.E. 808
— Walt., gen. (ID) 915
— Wm. Hy., R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Winds. H. 332
Welford and Welleford
— Geoff. de, M. Chy. 393
→alph de, J. It. 366; Jy.
— Rd. G., C.C.J. 404
Welifed, Nichs., bp. Wíord,
626; dr. Włord. 628
Welleford, see Welford
Welles, see also Wells
— (or Wellis), Jno.,
Lond. 490
— Rt., dn. Ely, 435
— Sim. de, bp. Chich, 432
— Wrm., L.D. Ir. 552
— Wrm. de; J. It. 367
Welles, lds. and visc.
— Leo (or Lionel), 6th lá.,
R.B. 756; K.G. 736 ; L.L. Ir.
552
Jno., 1st visc., K.G. 736
Wellesley, Arth. and Sir A.,
aft. 1st visc. E., M., and D.
of Wellington, q.v., C. Treas.
Ir, 561; Ch. Sec. Ir. 563; K.B.
766; P.C. 208
— lil. Ch., gen, (D) 891
— Geo. Grev. and Sir G.,
adm. (ID) 833; (E) 834; G.C.B.
771; K.C.B. 781; , L. Admy,
185
— hon. Ger., dm. Winds. 474
— hon, Hy. and Sir Hy., aft.
1st lä. Cowley, q.v., Amb.
Aus. 117; Amb. Spm, 124;
G.C.B. 771; K.B. 766; L.T.
158; Sec. Tr. 163; P.C. 209
hon. H. R., aft. 2nd ld. and
1st E. Cowley, q.v., Amb. Tºy.
129
gén. (D)
L.M.
— Rd., see Marq, W., infra,
— Walt., b.p. Kild. 617
Wellesley, Marq.
— Rd., Marq., form. 2nd E. of
Mornington, q.v., Amb. Spn.
124; B.C. 252; C. St. 284;
F. Sec. 228; K.G. 743; L.C.H.
295; L.L. Ir. 557; L.S.H. 290;
L.T. 159
Wellington, visc., E., M., and
D. Of
— Arth., 1st visc., E., M.,
and D. of, form. Sir A.
Wellesley, q.v., Amb Aus.
117; Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. Pr.
118; Amb. Russ. 125-6 ; C. Ch.
855; Const. T.L. 321; F.M.
856; F. Sec. 228 ; G.C.B. 767;
G.C.H. 786; . (A) 860 ;
R.G. 743; L.H. Const. 289;
L.L. Hants. 311; L.T. 159-60;
M.G.O. 259; Prem. 146;
W.C.P. 319
— Arth. Bd., 2nd D. of, gen.
(ID) 885; K.G. 744; L.L. Mdz.
310; M.H. 302; P.C. 216
— Elizabeth, DSS. Of, M.
IRobes, 304
| Wellis, see Welles
' Wells, see also Welles
! — Fras. Ch., gen. (IP) 895
— Hugh or Hugo de, bp.
Linc. 446; J. It. 367; Jy. 364
— Jno., bp. Llff. 449
— Jno. and Sir J., adm. (A)
817; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 775
J. It. 367; Jy.
364
— Mord. L., S.L. 413
— Rd., adm. (IE) 837
— Saml., gen. (D) 905
— Th., adm. (A) 817
— Th. Spencer and sir T.,
Pres. Coll. Surg.939
— Wrm. de, bp. Roch. 460
— Sir Wrm., D. Chanc. Ir. 575
Wellwood, Jno., dn. I&ph. 602
Wellys, Rt., bp. Ach. 612
wºman, Herc. Atk., gen. (D)
Welsh, Dav. Ja.s., gen. (D) 925
— Jas., gen. (ID) 876
— (or Walsh), Jno., J.C.P.
378
Welson, Wm., see Welson
Welti, E., Pres. Sw. C. 31
Welward, Wm., Ld. Chanc.
II. 574
Wemyss, Andr., Ld. Sess. 518
— Dav. Dougl., gen. (A) 860
(or Weems), Hy., b.p. Gall.
588
sir Jas., Ld. Sess, 519
— Jas. Ersk., adm. (ID) 829;
L.L. Fifesh. 510
Jas. Haylºrsk., L.L. Fifesh.
510
Sir Jno., Ld. Sess. 519
— Maur., gen. (B) 866
— Th., Ld. Sess. 518
— Th. Ja.s., gem. (D) 882
Wm., gem. (A) 860
— Wm., gem. (C) 872
— Wnn., gen. (ID) 880
Wemyss, E. of, see also E. of
March
— Jno., 1st E. of, L.H.C.IX.
SC. 546
— Dav., 3rd E. Of, L. Admy.,
º L.H.A. Sc. 499; V.A. Sc.
99
— Fras., 7th E. of, aft. E. of
W. and March, L.L. Pbls. 511
— (and March), Fras., 8th E.
of, L.L. Pbis. 511
{
!
Wenceslas, D. Bbt. 29
— E. Gnny. 62
— M. Brg. 65
— I. and II., C. Lux. 84
— I. and II., D. Brma. 59
— III. to VI., K. Brma. 59
Wendy, see Windy
wendover, Rd, de, bp. Boch,
...)
Weneyve, Jno., C. St. 283
Wengham, see Wingham
Wenlock, sir Jno., K.G. (1460)
See errata; L. Treas. Ir. 559;
Sp. H.C. 248
— Walt., L.H.T. 152
Wenlock, 1ds.
— Paul B., Ist 1d., L.L.Yorks.
E.R. 313
— Beilby Rd., 2nd lù., L.L.
Yorks. E.R. 313
Wensleydale, Jas., 1st 1d.,
form. Sir J. Parke, q.v.
Went, Jno., see West
wººtsrave, Jno., L.M. Lond.
Wentworth, Hy., K.B. 758
— Jno., G. N. Sc. 695
— Pet., dri. Arm. 597
— Pet., dn. Dry. 602
— Pet., K.B. 763
— sir Ph., K.G., 735
— Rd., K.B. 759
— (or Bynteworth), Rd. de,
bp. Lond. 451; Lá. Čhanc.35%
— Th., gen. (IB) 864
— Th., K.B. 763
— Th., see lă. W., infra
— Th., aft. 1st E. of Malton,
and 1st M. of Rockingham,
q.v., K.B. 764
Wentworth of Nettlested,lds.
— Th., 1st là., L.C.H. 294
— Th., 4th 1d., aft. 1st E. of
Cleveland, q.v., K.B. 762
Wentworthof Woodhouse, lds.
— Thos., visc, form. li. Raby,
q.v., aft. E. of Strafford, q.v.,
L.D. Ir. 554; P.C. 189
Werden, sir Jno., C. Cus. 273-4
Werefrid, bp. Worc. 472
Weremund, bp. Roch. 459;
bp. Worc. 472
Weremundus, bp. Dunw. 454
wºrse. Hy. Reyn., gen. (D)
Werinbertus, bp. Dorch. 464
Werstane or Werstanus,
bp. Dev. 436; byp. Shbn. 466
Weselham, Rog. de, bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444; dim. Linc. 447
Wesley, see also Westley
— Saml, Rt., gen, (ID) 891;
IK.C.B, 779
West, Algll, E. and sir A.,
C.I.R. 286; R.C.B. 784
Aug. Wm., dm. Ard. 609
— Benj., Pres. R.A. 941
— Ch. R. S., see lă. S., infra
— Edm., S.L. 410
— sir Ed., C.J. Bbay. 660
— Geo., Wan. Chr.
Manch. 481
— Hy. Wynd, Q.C. 418
— Jac., L.M. D'blin. 642
— Ja.s., Pres. R. Soc. 940
— Jas., Sec. Tr. 163
— Jermy, Ch., gen. (D) 913
— Jno., C. Cus. Sc. 504
— Jno., dm. Chr. Ch. D'blin.
619; dra, St. Pat. 618
— Jno. and sir J., adm. (A)
819; (B) 821; G.C.B. 770;
IK.C.B. 777
Ch.
I'om' List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1160
INDEX OF NAMIES.
West—CO7lt.
— (or Went, Jno., dm. Cloy.
632
— hom. Lionel. Sackv. Sackv.
and sir L., Amb. Arg. 136;
Amb. Fr. 113; Amb. Spm.
124 ; Amb. U.S.A. 132;
K.C.M.G. 798
— Mart., G. Nat. 680
-— Nichs., b.p. Ely. 435; dim.
Winds. 474; Regr. Gart. 746
— Raym., K.C.I.E. S05
— Regd., dm. Her. 442
— Rd., gen. (D) 878
— Rd J l
• ? .J. Ir. 556; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576
Temple, adm. (A) 814; L.
Admy, 178
— Th., adm. (A) 817
— Th., K.B. 754
— Th., K.B. 756
— Th., K.B. 758
— Wm. Cornw., L.L. Denb.
314
— Wm. Hy. Hore, gem. (D)
924
West, lds.
— Ch. Rd. Sackv., ld., aft. 6th
E. de la Warr, q.v.. gen. (D)
89%
Westbury, Wm., J.C.P. 378;
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
— Rd., 1st là., form. Sir R.
Bethell, q.v., Jud. Com. P.C.
361; P.C. 217
Westby, Barth., B.E. 383
— Bas. Cl., gen. (D) 933
— Ward. Geo., C. Cus. 275-6
Westcote, Jno. de, J. It, 369
Westcote, lds.
— Wm. Hy., 1st là, (W. H.
Lyttelton in 1761), L.T. 158
Westernra, Fras., gen. (D) 900
Western, Th., adm. (A) 819
— Th. Burch., L.L. ESX. 308
Westfield, Th., bp. Brl. 439
Westhorp, Th., M. Chy. 394
Westlake, Jno., Q.C. 419
Westley, see also Wesley
— Sir Rt., L.M. Lond. 491
Westmacott, Sp., gem. (D)
7
90
Westmeath, E. of
— Th., 6th E. of, K.P. 750
— G. F., 7th E. of, form. Visc.
Delvin, q.v.
— Anthy. Fr., M. Of, L.L.
W. Meath, 57.1
Westminster, Ed. de, B. EX.
382
Westminster, M. and D. of,
— Rt., 1st M. of, form. Visc.
Belgrave, and 2nd E. Gros-
venor, q.v., K.G. 744
Rd., 2nd M. of, L.S.H. 290;
K.G. 744; L.L. Chesh. 307;
P.C. 215
— Hugh Lupus, 3rd M. and
1st D. of, K.G. 745 ; L.L.
Chesh. 307; M.H. 302; P.C.
219
Westmoreland, E. of
Nevill Family.
(See also Nevill.)
— Ralph, 1st E. of, E.M. 326;
I.G. 734
— Ralph, 2nd E. of, K.B. 756
— Ralph, 4th E. of, K.G. 737
— Hy. 5th E, of, K.G. 738;
L.L. Dham. 308
Fame Family.
— Fras., 1st E. of, form. F.
Fane, q.v.
Westmoreland, E. Of-Comt.
— Vere, 4th E. of, L.L. Kent,
30
— Th., 6th E. of, Pres. B.T.
264; P.C. 197
— Jno., 7th E. of, gem. (A)
858
— Jno., 10th E. of, form, ld.
Burghersh, q.v., K.G. 742;
L.L. Ir. 557; L.L. Nt On. 310 ;
L.P.S. 241; M.H. 302; P.C.
205; Postm. G. 238
Jno., 11th E. of, form. li.
Burghersh, q.v., Amb. Aus.
117; Amb. Bgm. 123; Amb.
G. St. 122; G.C.B. 772; gem.
(A) 863
Weston, Ed., U.S.S. 225-6
— Fras., K.B. 760
— Hy., K.B. 761
— Hugh, dm. Westr. 469; dm.
Winds. 474
— Ja.s. and sil. J., B. EX. 384;
S.L. 409
— Jno. de, Const. T.L. 320
— Jno., S.L. 407
— Nichs., bp. Dry. 601
— Ph. (le, dri. Yk. 486
— Rd. (No. 1), J.C.P. 378;
S.G. 401; S.L. 408
— Rd. and Sir R. (No. 2), B.
Ex. 384; S.L. 409
— Rd. and sir R. (No. 3), B.
Ex. 384; S.L. 410
— Sir Rd., G. Gsey. 668
— sir Rd., see lá. W., infra,
— Rt. and sir R., dn. Arch.
420; dri. St. Pat. 618; dim.
Wells, 429; L.J. Ir. 554; Ld.
Chanc. Ir, 576; M. Chy.
395
Steph., bp. Exr. 437
— Th. de, K.B. 754
— Walt. de, G. Ch. Isl. 667
— Sir Wim., C.J.C.P. Ir. 580
— sir Wim., G. Gsey. 668
Weston, lds.
— sir löd., aft. 1st là. W. and
E. of Portland, q.v., Ch. Ex.
154; K.G. 739; L. Admy. 175;
L.H.T. 139 ; Ch. Ex. 154
Westphal, sir Geo. Aug., adm.
(G) 841
— Ph., adm. (H) 847
wººtphaling, Herb., bp. Her.
1.
4
wººtropy, Jas. Ed., gem. (ID)
— Jno. Pars., gen. (D) 900
— sir Michl. R., C.J. Bbay.
660
— Roberts Michl., gem. (D)
914
Westwode, Rog., B. Ex. 383
Wetenhall, Ed., bp. Cork and
; 632; bp. Rilm. and Ard.
607
Wetham, see also Whetham
— Th., gem. (A) 857
Wetherall, see also Wetherell
— Ed. Rt. and Sir R., gem. (D)
907; K.C.S.I. 803
— I'k. Augs., adm. (H) 846
— sir Flº. Aug., G.C.H. 786;
gen. (A) 862
— Sir G. R., U.S. Ir. 563
— Th., M. Chy. 394
Wetherby, Jno., din. Cash.
627; dry. Emly, 628
Wetherell, see also Wetherall
— Ch. and sir C., A.G. 400;
P.P. 415; R.C. 416 ; S.G. 402
— Fk. Aug. (2), see Wetherall
Wetherell—cont.
— Geo. Augs, and Sir G., gem.
(D) 883; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
778; K.H. 790
— Nath, dm. Her. 442
Wetherhead, Th., byp.Włord.
and L. 627
Wetton, Rd., M. Chy. 394
Wexford, Rog. de, dm. OSS.622
Weyland, Th. de C.J.C.P.
375; J.C.P. 377; J. It. 368;
S.L. 406
Wm. de, J.C.P. 377; J. It.
368; Jy. 365
Weymouth, visc.
— Th., 1st visc. B. T. 263;
P.C. 195
— Th., visc., aft. 3rd M. of
Bath, q.v., Gr. St. 304; K.
742; D.L. Ir, 557; P.C. 201
S, St. 224-5
winney, Captn. S., G. Brmda.
7
Wharncliffe, lds.
— Jas. Arch., 1st Id., Jud.
Com. P.C. 360 ; L.L. Yorks.
W.R. 313; L.P.C. 188; L.P.S.
241; P.C. 213
— Jno., 2nd lå., form. hon.
Jno. Stuart-Wortley, q.v.
Wharton, Geo., K.B. 761
— Goodw., L. Admy. 176
— Jas., gem. (A) 861
— Sir M., L. Admy, 176
— Rd., Sec. Tr. 163
— Rt., C.C.J. 403
— Th., C. Exc. Sc. 505
— Th., K.B. 763
— Th., see lá. Wh., infra.
Wharton, lds., E., and M. of
— hon. Th., aft. 5th lä, and
1st E. and M. Of Wharton
(also E. of Malmesbury, q.v.),
Compt. H. 292; L.L. Ir. 555;
L.P.S. 240; P.C. 193
Whateley and Whately
— Rd., abp. Dbln. G. and K.
617; abp. Dbln. and Gl, 616
— Th., B.T. 266; Sec. Tr. 163
U.S.S. 226
— Wrm., Q.C. 417
Whatley, sir Jos., IX.C.H. 788
Wheate, sir Th., St. O. 260
Wheatley, sin: Hy., G.C.H.
787; K.C.H. 788
Rt., G. Bdoes. 719
— Wrm., gen, (C) 873
Wheeler, see also Wheler
— Andr., gen. (C) 871
— Ed., Chm, E.I. Co. 644
— Sir Fras., adm. (A) 813
— Flc., gen. (D) 933
— Hugh Mass. and sir H.,
gen. (D) 886; K.C.B. 777
— Jonas (or Jas.), bp. OSs.
620; din. Chr. Ch. Dbln. 618
— Rt., gem. (ID) 934
— Th., C.C.J. 404; S.L. 414
— Th. Whitt., Q.C. 420
Wheelhouse, Wm. St. Ja.s.
Q.C. 419
whºlan, Sir Th., L.M. Dbln.
Wheler, see also Wheeler
— Fras. and Sir F., gem. (D)
896
Whelpdale, Rog., bp. Carl.
475
Whetham, see also Wetham
Arth., gem. (B) 867
— Sir Ch., L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno., C. Exc. 279, 280; C.
Exc. Sc. 504
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1161
Whetham—cont.
— Jno., dn. Lism. 629
— Jno., gen. (D) 882
Whetstone, Sir Wm., adm.
(A) 813
Whi—, see also Why—
whichcote, Geo., gen. (D)
Whiddon (or Whyddon), Jno.,
J.Q.B. 372; S.L. 408
Whigham, Jas., C.C.J. 404
Whimper, see also Whymper
— Fk. Am., gem. (ID) 905
whinyates, Ch., Richm. H.
3
— Ed. C. and sir E., gen. (D)
884; K.C.B. 778; K.H. 789
— Fras. F., gem. (ID
— Fk. F., gen. (D) 887
— FR. Th., gen. (ID) 925
— Fk. W., gen, (D) 889
— Th., adm. (IHI) 844
Whish, Geo. Palm., gen. (D)
902
— Mart., C. Exc. 281; C. St.
283
— Rd., gen. (ID) 877
— Wm. Geo. Hyndm., adm.
(HI) 848
— Wm. Sams., gen, (D) 880;
K.C.B. 777
Whistler, Th. Kims., gen. (D)
902
whitaker, sir Ed., adm. (A)
813
— Wm., S.L. 412
Whitby, see Whittey
Whitbread, Gord., C.C.J. 405
— Saml., L. Admy. 184
Whitchister (or Wircestre),
Rog., J.C.P. 377; Jy, 365
Whitcock, see Whittock
Whitcombe, Jno., abp. Cash.
and Eml. 626; bp. Clonf. and
R. 636; bp. Down and Cmr.
504
60
White, see also Whyte and
Albus
— Anthy., Pres, Coll. Surg,
939
— hom. Ch. W., L.L. Clare,
569
— Fras., bp. Carl. 475; bp.
Ely, 435; dim. Carl. 476; bp.
Norw. 455
— Fk. Ch., gen. (A) 862
— FR. Meadows, Q.C. 419
— Geoffr., bp. Crk. 630
— Geo. Hy. Parlby, adm. (H)
848
— Geo. Stewart and Sir G.,
gen. (D) 932; R.C.B. 781
— Hy., K.C.B. 775
— Hy., aft. 1st là. Annaly,
(1.79., §I. Longf. 570
— Hy. Arth., gen. (D) 910
— Hy. Dalr., gem. (D) 903;
F.C.B., 780
— Hy. Geo., gem, (D) 930
— Hy. Hopley, Q.C. 418
(or Whyte), Jno., A.G. Ir.
588
Jno., gen. (A) 860
— Jno., G. Jam. 712
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno. Chamb. and Sir J.,
adm. (A) 820; K.C.B. 777
— Jno. Hubb., gen. (ID) 932
— Luke, L.L. Longf. 570
— Luke, aft. 2nd lá. Ammaly,
q.v., L.T. 161
[art, adm, (H) 846
**-
White—cont.
— Mart., gem. (D) 876
+Michi, gen. (D) 885; K.C.B.
7
Patr. and Sir P., B. Ex. Ir.
583; J.K.B. Ir. 578
Pet., dn, Wiſord. 628
— (or Albus), Ph. in Crk.632
— Raym. Herb., gen. (D) 924
— Rd., L.D. Ir. 551; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575
— Rd., L.M. D'bln. 641
— Rd. Dunn., adm. (IHL) 850
— Rt., bp. Dnbl. 542; bp.
Fife, 543; pr. bp. Sc. 540
— Rt., gen. (ID) 909
— Tayl., J. Chest. 387
— Th., adm. (H) 844
— Th., bp. Pboro. 458
— Th., Clk. O. 260
— Th., dn. Ard. 609
—ºr Th. (2), L.M. Lond, 490,
49
— Wm., dn. Dry. 602
*— Wm., dn. Trm. 613
*— Wrm., dm. Kilf. 637
* 2 same pers.
— Wrm., L.M. Lond. 490
— Wm. Arth. and sir W.,
Amb. Rºma. 128; Amb. Sva.
128; Amb. Thy. 130; G.C.B.
773; G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G.
798; P.C. 221
— Wm. Geo., gen. (ID) 895
— Wm. Rd., gen. (ID) 933
Whiteacre, Ch., S.L. 411
Ed., S.L. 411
wºreia, See also Whit-
€
— (or Witefeld), Rt. de, J. It.
366; Jy. 363
Whiteford, see also Whit-
ford
— Sir Geo., L.M. Dbln. 642
— sir Jno., gen. (IB) 865
— sir Jno., K.H. 790
Whitehall, Launc., C. Cus.
Sc. 503
whitehead, Hugh, dm. Dham.
79
— Jas. and Sir J., L.M. Lond.
492
— Rt. Ch., gen. (D) 934
— Th., gen. (D) 877; K.C.B.
777
— Wm., P. Laur. 301; Regr.
and Sec. Bath, 784
Whiteheare (or Whytere),
Jno., dn. Brl. 440
Whitehill, Steph. Jas. K.,
gen. (D) 915
whitehorne, Jas. Ch., Q.C.
419
Whitehurst, Ch. H., Q.C. 417
Whitelock and Whitelocke,
See also Whitlock
— Bulstr., called li. W., C.
Exc. 279; C.G.S. 356; Comst.
W. Cast, 322; L. Admy, 175;
L.T. 154; S.L. 409
— Jas. and Sir J., J.K.B. 372;
S.L. 409
— Jno., gem. (B) 866
Whiteside, Ja.s., A.G. Ir. 588;
C.J.Q.B. Ir. 578; S.G., Ir. 590
Whiteway, Wm. Vall.,
K.C.M.G. 797
Whitfield, see also Whitefield
*— maj.-gen. —, G. H. Kong,
673
*— Hy. Wasc., gen. (ID) 903
* 2 same pers. -
— Ralph, S.L. 409
Whitford, see also Whiteford
— (or Whitworth), Walt., bp.
Brm. 531
Whitgift, Jno., abp. Cant.
#. bp. Worc. 473; dn. Linc.
4
Whithers, &ee also Withers
.." tº. §§...i
Whiting, Th., Chest. H. 330
wºmaw, Archd., Sec. St. Sc.
50
wºmey, Geoffr., dn. Ferns,
6
— Hy., gen. (B) 865
Whitlock, see also Whitelock
— Geo. Corn. and Sir C., gen.
(D) 891; K.C.B. 778
— Jas., C.J. Chest. 386
— Wm., K.C. 415
Whitmarsh, Jas. F., K.C.
416
Whitmore, Ch. S., C.C.J. 404;
C. 417
— Ed., gem. (C) 871
— Edm. Augs. and Sir E.,
gen. (IP) 905; K.C.B. 781
— Fras. Lock., gen. (ID) 921
— Geo., C. St. 283
— Sir Geo., gen. (A) 863;
R.C.H. 788
— sir Geo., L.M. Lond, 491
— Geo. Stodd., K.C.M.G. 798
— Hy., L.T. 161
— Mort. B. S., gen. (D) 910
— Th., K.B. 764
— Wm., gen. (B) 865; Wän.
M. 245
Whitshed, Jas, Hawk, and
Sir J., adm. (A) 816; adm. (IB)
821; G.C.B. 768; K.C.B. 773
Wm., C.J.C.P. Ir. 581;
C.J.K.B. Ir. 578; S.G. Ir. 589
Whittaker, see Whitaker
Whittey (or Whitby), IRt., bp.
Ferns, 621
Whittingham,
(ID) 900
— Paul Bern., gen. (D) 910
— sir Saml. Ford., C.C.
Mdras. 657; G. Dnca, 730;
Ferd., gen.
gen. (B) 869; K.C.18, 775;
IX.C.H. 787
— Wrm., dun. Dham. 479
Whittington, Rd., L.M.
Lond. 489
— Th., B. Ex. 383
Whittlesey (or Wittlesey),
Wm. de, abp. Cantº. 430; bp.
Roch. 460; bp. Worc. 472
Whittock, Jno., bp. Cloy.
630; din. Cloy. 632
Whitty, Irw., gen. (ID) 889
Whitwell, sir Nathl, L.M.
Dblin. 641
Whitwich, Jno., S.L. 409
— Th., Yk. H. 334
Whitworth, Ch., see lú. W.,
infra
— Fras., S.W.F. 271
— Walt., see Whitford
Whitworth, lds., visc., and E.
— Ch., aft. 1st 1d., visc. and
E., Amb. Dk, 127; Amb. Fr.
1.12; Amb. Pld. 126; Amb.
Russ. 125; B.T. 268; G.C.B.
§§ ...” 765; L.L. Ir. 557;
.C. 206
Whorwode, Wm., A.G. 398;
S.G. 401
wherwood, Jas., Winds. H.
Why—, see also Whi—
Whyche, Hugh, K.B. 757
l'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
74
1162
INDEX OF NAMES,
Whyddon, see Whiddon
wºmam, Wm. Hy., G. Nev.
73
Whylock, Jas., gem. (D) 889
Whymper, see also Whimper
— Hy. Jos., C.I.E. 808
Whyte, see also White and
Albus
— Hy., Ld. Sess. 518
— (or Whitc), Jno., A.G. Ir.
588
— Jno., bp. Ilinc. 447; byp.
Winch. 471
— Jno. Wm., admm. (IHI) 852
— Nichs., M.I., Ir, 585
— Tödl., gen. (A) 859
— Wnn., dm. Kild, 619
— Wm., dm. Wíord, 628
— Wm. Hy., adm. (E) 837
Whytere, see Whitehcare
Wi—, see also Wy—
Wiatschelaw, R. lèuss, 89
Wibba, K.E. 3
Wich, see also Wycho
— Rd. de la, bp. Chich. 432
Wichinton, Hy. de, Jy, 364
— Wm. do, J. It. 367
Wickart, Jno., dm. Winch.
71
4
Wickens, Jno. and sir J., V.
Chanc, 390
Wickey, Jno., adm. (A) 817
Wickford, see Wikeford
Wickham and Wyckham,
see also Wykehann
— Lewis, C. St. and Tx., 285
— Tob., dim. Yk. 487
— Wm., Amb. Swz. 113; B.T.
268; C. Treas. Ir. 561 ; Ch.
Soc, Ir. 563; L.T. 158; P.C.
207; U.S. Home, 227
Wm., by). Linc. 447; bp.
Winch. 471; din. Linc. 448
— Wm. (le, see Wykchann
Wicklow, Wm. Forw., 4th E.
of, K.P. 751; I.L. Wickl, 57.1
Wickwane, Wm., abp. Yk.
485
Widdrington, sil. I)av. Lab.
Tirl., gen. (B) 868; R.C.H. 788
— Th, and sir T., C.13. EX.
381; C.G.S. 356; L.T. 154;
S.L. 40%); S.L. 410; Sp. H.C.
249
Widmore, Jno. Frost, K.C.
415
Wigard, abp. Cant, 429
Wigenholt, Jno., J. It, 367
Wighedus, bp. Tuond. 450
Wight, Jno., adm. (D) 823;
(GF) 840
Wighthun, bp. Sels, 432
Wighteinus, bp. Winch. 470
Wightman, Jos., gem. (G) 871
— Wm., and Sir W., J.Q.13.
373; S.L. 413
Wightred, K.E. 1
Wightwick, Th., Pt.c. P.A. 337
Wiglaf, K.R. 3
Wigley, Fras. Sp.,..., G. N
730; G. St. Xtr. 799; G.
Xtr. and Nev. 729
Wigmore, Th., G.G.§cy, 668
Wigram, Jas, and sir J., Jud.
Com. I’.C. 360; K.C. 416; l’.C.
214; V. Chanc, 390
— Jos. Cott, bp. Iłoch. 460
— Loft. Tott., Q.C. 417
– Wm., Chn. J.I.Co. 645
Wigston, Jas., adm. (G) 841
W#. bp. Winch. 470
Wihtred, I.C.E. 1
wireforé, see Wykford
4. NOV.
G. St.
Wilberforce, Ern. Rowl., bp.
New C. T. 481
— Saml., bp. Oxf. 457; bp.
Winch. 471; dim. Westr. 469
Wilbert, bp. Shbn. 466
Wilbraham, Ed., Q.C. 417
— Rd., gen. (D) 901; K.C.B.
80
— Rog., S.G. Ir, 589
— Th., Rec. Lond. 494
| Wilby, Wm., gen. (D).908
| Wilcocks, see also Willcocks
— Jos., bp, Glr. 438; bp.
Roch, 460; dim, Westr. 469
Wilcox, see also Willcox
Ed., S.W.F. 271
— Jno., C. Tºxo. 278, 279
Wild and Wilde, see also
Wylde
— Alf. Th. and sir A., gem.
(D) 908; K.C.B. 780; M.C.I.
647
— Ed, Jno., gem. (D) 918
— Geo., bp. Dry. 601
— Geo., S.L. 409
— Jas. P. and sir J., aft. 1d.
Ponzamco, q.v., 13. Ex. 385;
J. Prob. and Div. 391; Jud.
Com, P.C. 361; P.C. 217; Q.C.
417; S.L. 414
Jno., C.B. Ex. 381; C.G.S.
356; K.C. 414; S.T. 409
Th. and Sir T., aft, ld.
Truro, A.G. 400; C.J.C.P.
376; Jud. Conn. P.C. 360; I'd,
Chanc. 358; IP.C. 215; S.G.
402; S.L. 413
— Wrm. and Sir W., J.C.P.
379; J.R.B. 372; Rec. Lond.
494; S.L. 410
Wildennan, see Wildman
Wilder, sir Fras. Jno., gem.
(B) 868
Wildman, Ed., IK.H. 791
— Jno., M.M. 246
— Iłd., C.C.J. 403
Wilferus, abp. Ylc. 485
Wilford, Edm. Neal, gem. (ID)
898
— Fras, dn, Jºly, 435
Gerv. de, B. Ex. 383; C,13.
EX. 381
IRd. Rich., gen, (A) 860
*Wilfredus, bp. Dumw. 454
*Wilfreth (2), bp. Worc. 472
*Wilfride (2), abp. Ylö. 485
*— by). Sels. 432
* bp. St. Dav. 464
#: bp. Worc. 472
* I’rob. Some same pers,
ilib Comp. dates.
§ #by,3 see Wilughby
Wilkes, Jno., Chambn, Lond,
493; L.M. Lond. 492
Wilkie, Hales, gen, (D) 029
— Jno., gen. (D) 903
Wilkins, Ch., P.I’. 417; S.L.
1:
413
— Sir Ch., IK.H. 790
Geo., K.H. 792
— Hy. St. Cl., gen. (D) 918
— Jno., bp. Chest. 477; dim,
Rip. 482
Wilkinson, —, G. Bmda. 701
— Andr., St. O. 260
— Ch. Iºdm., gen. (D) 901
— Ch. Vaughan, gen. (D) 917
— Chr. D., gen. (D) 887
— I'lk. Gr., gen. (I)) 907
— Geo. How, b]p. Tru. 469
— Geo. Hutt., C.C.J. 403
— Hy. Cl., gen, (D) 932
| Wilkinson—comt.
— R., K.H. 792
— Th., K.C.S.I 802 .
— Th., L.M. Dbln. 641
— Th, Iºd., b.p. Zld. 681
— Wrm, and sir W., G.C.M.G.,
794; gem. (A) 862
Will, Jno. Shiress, Q.C. 420
— sir Th., G.C.B. 770
Willaumez, Louis Ed. Bouet,
K.C.B. 778
Willcock, Jno. W., Q.C. 417
Willcocks, see also Wilcocks
— Rt. Hy., K.H. 792
Willcox, see also Wilcox
— Jas., adm. (E) 835; (F) 838
Willeby, Pet, Ch, Ex. 152
Willes, see also Wills
— Ed., bp. B. and W. 428; bp.
St. Dav. 465; dm. Linc. 448
— Ed., C. Acc. Ir. 567; C.B.
Ex, Ir, 583
— Ed., J.K.B., 373; K.C. 415
S.G. 402; S.L. 412
— Geo. Omm, and Sir G.,
adm. (E) 836; K.C.B. 781
— Ja.s. Irw., gen, (D) 889
— Jas. Sh, and J., J.C.P. 380;
Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C. 218;
S.L. 413
— Jno. and Sir J., A.G. 399;
C.G.S. 357; C.J.C.]?. 376; C.J.
Chest. 386; K.C. 415; J. Chest.
387; P.C. 198; S.T., 412
— Juno, Ilºw., gen. (TD) 928
— Wrm. Hy., C.C.J. 404
William, see (tlso Gulielmus
*—— abp. Yk, 485
::: bp. Arg, 537
*— bp, IBrm. 531
# bp. Bgr, 425
*— (or Godfrey), bp. Chich,
432 -
*— bp. Cness. 531
*— (of I’ort IRoyal), bb. Cmr.
604
*— (of Jerepont), bp. Cork,
6
*— (3), bp, Dmbl. 532
*— by). I own, 603
*— bp. Drom, 604
*— bp. Finly, 625
*— bp. Isl. 539
*— bp. Rild. 616
*— (2) by. Llſſ. 449
*— bp. Llin. 621
*k (the Nornman), bp. Ilond.
451
:k
bp. Mor, 534
*— (6), bp. Ork, 535
*— (of Kilkemmy), bp. Oss. 620
× (Gulielmus or Quichel-
mus), bp, Boch. 459
*— bp. S. and M. 483
'-º'abb. of Ross.), Compt. Sc,
*— (Commond. of Culross),
Compt. Sc. 498
*— dh. Bgr. 426
:k dn. Chich, 433
*— (2), dn. Tich. 445
*— dul. St. P. 452
*— dn, Yk, 486
sº (archd. of Heroford), J. It,
*— (archd. of Totmoss), Jy.
363
*— (of York), J W. 364
*— (prior of St. John's), Tud.
Chanc. Ir. 574
*— Ld. Clk. Itog. 524
* Prob. Somo same pers,
Comp. dates,
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944.052,
INDEX OF, NAMES.
1163
William—cont.
— C, Anj. 27
— (de Clito), C. Flrs. 81
— C. Lux. 84
— D. Aus. 58
— (2) D. Brk. 69, 70
— (Aug. L. &c.), D. Brk, 71;
K.G. 743
— (2), D. Ndy, 30
— D.S. Wr, 79
— E. Gmy, 62
— (of Bavaria), IK.G. 734
. Sc. 19
(Earl Marischal), L.P.S.
Sc. 501
— M. Bdn. 67
(Rufus—son of Wm. I.),
Pr. E. 9, aft. Wm. II., q.v.
(son of Hy. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (g. son of Hy. I.), Pr. E. 9
— (Son of Stephen), Pr. E. 9
— (son of Hy. II.), Pr. E. 9
— (son of Hy. III.), Pr. E. 9
— (son of Edw. III.), Pr. E. 10
TI (iss. of Edw. III.), Pr. E.
l
T3 (g. Son of Chas. I.), Pr. E.
— (son of Q. Anne), Pr. E. 14
— (de Croi), IR. Nds. 82
— (of Nassau), IR. Nds. 83
– I., E. Gmy. 63, 65; R. Pr.
65; 1:C,G. 744 º
I., IC. W.Bg. 81; G.C.B. 767;
I.G. 743
— I. and II., D. Brk. 69
— I. (D. 13rk.), K.G. 735
— I. and II., D. Bwa, 68
— I. and II., El. H. CSl, 72
— I. to III., K. Scy. 55
— I. to IV., R.E. 45-6
Pr. Or., aft, Wm. III.
(IK.E.), K.G., 740; and see
Wm. III. (Pr. O.), infra,
IV. (K.E.), form. D. of
Clarence and Pr. Wm. Hy.,
infra, q.v., K.G. 742; IS. Hmr.
71; IX.T. 748
— I. to III., K. Nds. 83
— II. (IS. Nds.), F.M. 856;
K.G., 745
— III. (IK. Nds.), see Wnn. I.
(Pr. O.), infra,
— I. to IV., R. Nds. 83
-— I. to VI., C. Hld. 82
— I. to VI.,
Princes of Orange.
— I., Pr. Or. 83; R. Nds. 83
— II., IPr. Or. 83; l.G. 740 ;
R. Ndls. 83
— III., Pr. Or. 83; K.E. 5;
1C.G. 740; R. Nds, 83
IV., Pr, Or. 83; K.G. 741;
IR. Nds, 83
— V., Pr. Or. 83; I.G, 742
— VI., Pr. Or, 83
— -Fk. —, IPr. Or, 83; K. Nds.
(Wm. I.), 83; gen. (A) 860;
§º. 767; K.B. 766; K.G.
sº-º-º-º:
— IV. to IX., Lg. H. CS1. 72
— IX. (Lg. H. Csl.), aft. Wm.
I., El. H. Csl., q.v., K.G. 742
— -Aug. (Son of Geo. II.), aft.
D. of Cumb., q.v., Pr. E. 14
— -Erm., D.S. Wr. 79
—-Frodk, (iss. Of Geo. II.), Pr.
E. 14
— –Fredk., Pr, Or., vićle supra,
— -Geo,, D. Nass. 76
* #y. (g, son of Geo. II.), Pr,
E
William—cont.
Hy. (Wrm. IV., IC.E., q.v.),
IK, Hnr. 71; P.C. 205; Pr. E.
1.
4
— -Lewis, D. WDg. 81
Williams, Albt. Hy. Wilm,
gen. (D) 935
— Benj. Fras, Q.C. 420
—ºeni. T., C.C.J. 405; Q.C.
1
— Ch. Fla., R.C. 416
— Ch. Haml., adm. (GF) 841;
IK.I3. 764; L.L. Heref. 308
— Ch. J. Watk, and Sir C.,
J.Q.D.D, 374; Q.C. 419 1)
* gº
— Dav. and sir D. (No.
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 408
— Dav. (No. 2), M.R. 387
— Edm. ICeyn, and Sir E.
gen. (D) 879; K.C.B. 775
— Ed. Arth., gem. (D) 922
— Ed. Ch. Sp., C.I.E. 806;
gen. (ID) 930
Ed. Rd., adm, (G) 841
— Ed. V. and sir E., J.C.P.
380; Jud. Com. P.C. 361; P.C.
217; S.L. 413
Geo., adm. (H) 849
Griff., b.p. Oss. 620
Gr., dum. Iłgr. 426
* Prob. same pers.
— Gw., C.C.J. 405
— Hy. or Rd., dm. Lich, 445
— Hy., gen. (A) 861
— Hy. I'ra.s., gen. (T)) 924
— Jas. B., gen. (D) 888
— Jas. Wnn., bp, Queb. 694
— Jno. (No. 1), abp. Yk, 486;
bp. Linc. 447; dum. Sal. 468;
dm. Westºr. 469 ; L.R. 356
— Jno. (No. 2), bp. Chich. 433
— Jno., C. Cus. 276-7
— Jno., dn. Bgr. 426
— Jno., S.L. 412
Jno. and sir J., B. Ex.
385; J.R.B. 373; K.C., 416;
S.L. 413
— Jno. and Sir J., Sr. N. 257
— sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
— Jno., aft. 1d. W., L.C.H. 294
— Jno. Daiml., gem. (ID) 913
— Jno. Wm. Colm. and sir J.,
gen. (D) 917
— Jos., dn. Clr. 597
— Josh., Q.C. 418
— Low. Dumc., gen, (D) 895
— Momier and Sir M., C.I.E.
806; K.C.I.E. 805
— Momt. Steph., Q.C. 420
— Montg., gon. (ID) 895
Owen Lew. Copc, gem. (D)
925 *
Pomry, L.L. Brec. 315
l’h, K.C. 416
— Rd. or Hy, dm. Lich, 445
— löd., gen. (B) 868; K.C.B.
775
— Rt., adm. (A) 820
— I&t. Griff., Q.C. 419
— Rt. Vaugh., C.C.J. 404
— Rowl., G. Leew. Isl. 727
— Saml., G. Gren. 724
— Sherb., gem. (D) 889
— Th., du. Llff. 450
—— Th., Sp. H.C. 249
— Th., gen. (ID) 901
ir Th., adm.
E
:K
*
(A) 818;
G.C.B. 768; IV.C.B. 773
— Th. Molyn., gem. (D) 803;
IX. H. 791
*— Watk., L.L. Denb. 314
*— Watk., L.L. Mer, 314
* * same pers,
Williams--comb
—Watkin L. G. and Sir W.,
gen. (ID) 888
Wm., bn. Wpu. 710
# Wm., K.C. 415
*— Wm., Sp. H.C. 249
*— Sir Wm., S (#. 401
* 2 same pers.
ates.
Wm. and Sir Wrm., gen. (C)
875; IK.C.B. 774
— Wm. Fenw. (of Išars) and
Sir W., Const. T.L. 321;
G.C.I3. 770; G. Gibr. 670; G.
N. Sc. 695; gem. (ID) 890, 898;
IK.C.B. 778
gen. (I)) 891;
— Wm. Fr.,
IK.H. 791
Wm. Jno., gon. (D) 929
— Wnn, Th., gen. (ID) 921
— Woodf. Jno., adm. (D) 832;
(E) 834; (E) 838
Williams-Wynn, see Wynn
Williamson, Ad., gem. (B)
864; K.B. 765
— Caes., dn. Cash. 627
— Dav., Ld. Sess. 520
— Geo., gen. (B) 865
— sir Jos., L. Admy. 175;
IP.C. 191, 194; Pres. R. Soc.
940; S. St. 223
— Rt., C. Cus, 274
— Ush., gem. (D) 894
— Wnn. Jno., C.I.E. 806
Williby, see Willoughby
Willimot, see Wilmot
Willington, Bayly, gen. (B)
7
86
Willis, Alfr., by). Honol. 712
— Browne, gem. (ID) 893
— Ch., lx.B. 764
— Ed. Coop., Q.C. 419
— Fras., dn. Worc. 473
— Fras., U.S.S. 226
— Fls. Arth., gen. (D) 909
— Geo. Harry Sm. and Sir G.,
gen. (D) 906; IS.C.B. 781
— Jas., C. Cus. 276
— Rd., bp. Glr. 438; bp. Sal.
467; bp. Winch. 471 ; dum.
Tilnc. 448
— ltd. A., gem. (D) 878
— Wm., Q.C. 419
Willmore, Grah., C.C.J. 401;
Q.C. 417
Willmot, see Wilmot
Willock, sir Hy., Chn. E.I. Co.
645
Willoughby, Wilughby,
and Wyllughby
— —, K.B. 755
— Chr., K.B. 758
— Ed., dm. Exr. 437
— Hy., G. Bdoes, 719
— Jas. Beaut., adm. (IHI) 851
— Jno. de, K.I.S. 755
— Jno. Poll., M.C.I. 646
— Michl. Fr., gem. (ID) 895
Sir Nesbit Josiah, adm. (D)
827; K.C.H. 788
(or Williby), Ph. de, dm.
Linc. 448; B. Ex. 382
— Rd. de, C.J.R.B. 369 ;
J.C.P. 377; J.K.B. 371
— Th., dn. Roch, 461
— Sir Th., J.C.1°. 378; S.L. 408
— Wnn, de, IX.]3, 755
Willoughby de Broke, lds.
— Rt., 1st là., K.G., 737; L.S.H.
289
— Rt., 2nd lå., K.B. 759
— Geo., 4th lä., dm. Winds.
474
Comp.
I'o). List of Abbreviations, sce pp. 944-952,
74 *
1164
INDEX OF NAMES
Willoughby de Eresby, lds.
— Wm., 5th lä., K.G. 734
— Rt., 6th lá., K.G. 735
— Rd. de Welles, ld, (husband
of Joan, dau. of Rt., 6th lá.
W. de E.), K.B. 759
, 10th (11th) lil.,
aft. E. of Lindesey, q.v., K.B.
761 ; I.G.C. 287
— Mont., ld., aft, 2nd E. of
Lindesey, q.v., B.T. 263
— Rt., ld., aft. 3rd E. of
Lindesey, q.v., C.D.L. 242
— Prisc, Barb. Eliz., 17th
(18th) lady, L.G.C. 288
— Pet. Bt., 18th (19th) 16.,
form. li. Gwyder, q.v., L.G.C.
288; L.L. Carn. 314
— Alberic, 19th (20th) lä.,
L.G.C. 288
— Clema. Eliz., 20th (21st)
lady, form. lady Aveland,
q.v., L.G.C. 288
Willoughby of Parham, lds.
-Hºrus, 5th lil., G. Bdoes.
— Wm., 6th lä., G. Bdoes.
719 ; G. Leew. Isl. 727
Wills, see also Willes
— Alf. and sir A., J.Q.B.D.
374; Q.C. 419
— Ch. and sir C., gem. (A)
857; L.G.O. 259; P.C. 197
Willshire, see also Wiltshire
— Th. and sir T., gem. (D)
882; K.C.B. 777
Wilmington, Sp., 1st lá, and
E. of, form. hon. Sp. Compton,
q.v., K.B. 764 ; K.G. 741;
L.P.C. 188; L.P.S. 240; L.T.
157; Prem. 142
Wilmore, see Willmore
Wilmot and Willmot
— Arth. Parry Eardley, adm.
(E) 835; (E) 839
— Eardl., gem. (ID) 896
— I'k. Marr. Eardley, gem. (D)
903
— Jno., M. Chy. 397
— sir Jno. Eardley (No. 1),
C.G.S. 357; C.J.C.P. 376;
#B. 373; P.C. 202; S.L.
41
— sir Jno. Eardley Eardley
(No. 2), C.C.J. 404
— Sir Jno. Dardley Eardley
(No. 3), G. V. D. li. 708
— Lemuel All., G. N. Brk.
69
96
— (or Willmot), Nich., S.L.
410
— Rt., G. N. Sc. 695
— (or Willimot), Rt., L.M.
Lond, 491
— Rt. Dunc., G. N. Brk. 696
Wilmshurst, Arth., adm. (H)
85
1.
Wilmund, abp. Yk. 485
Wilson, Archd. and sir A., º
gen. (D) 891; G.C.B. 770;
F.C.B. 778
— Bedf. H. and Sir B., Amb.
135; Amb. V2a. 134;
R.C.E. 782
— Benj. Fras. Dalt., gen. (D)
892
— Ch. Riv., R.C.M.G. 797
— Ch. Wm. and Sir W., K.C.B.
781; K.C.M.G. 797
— Chr, bp. Brl. 439
— Daml., bp. Calc. 653
— Fras. Ed. Edwards, gen,
(D) 926
Wilson—comt.
— Fras. Wrm., gen, (D) 878
Geo., adm. (A) 816
— Geo., gem. (A) 862
— Geo., K.C. 415
— Geo., S.L. 412
— Geo. Alfr., gen. (D) 934
— Geo. Ja.s., gem. (D) 887
— Geo. Knyv., adm. (IH)848
— Giff. and sir G., J. Chest.
387; K.C. 416; M. Chy. 397
— Gl., C. Cus. 276-7
— Hy. Mein, gem. (ID) 912
º' a.S., bp. Crk, Cl, and R,
— Jas., dn. Trn. 613
— Jas., P.C. 216 ; Paym. G.
245; Sec, B.C. 254; Sec. Tr.
163; V.P.B.T. 269
— Jas, and sir J., gen. (I))
877; K.C.B. 775
— Sir Jas. Milne, K.C.M.G.
797
— Jno., adm. (IHI) 847
— Jno., C.C.J. 403
— Jno., dn. Rip. 482
— Jno., gen. (D) 916
-: no. G. Ceyl. 672; gen, (C)
8
— Jno. and sir J., C.G.S. 357;
J.C.P. 379; S.L. 412
— Jno. and sir J., gen. (A)
863; K.C.B. 776; K.H. 791
— Jno. Cracr., K.C.S.I. 803
— Jno. Crawf., adm. (E) 837
— Jno. Mord], IK.H. 789
— Jno. Newb., gen. (ID) 931
— Natham, K.H. 790
— Nathl., byp. Limk., A.
and A. 639; dim. Rph. 602
— Nichs., R. H. 791
— Rd., b.p. Mth. 599
— Rt., dm. Ferns, 623
— R. G. B., gem. (ID) 889
— sir Rt. Th., gen. (A) 862
(C) 873; G. Gibr. 670
— Rog. W., gen. (D) 888
— Saml., L.M. Lond. 492
— Sylv. W. F. M., gen, (D)
928
— Th., adm. (E) 835; (F)
839
— Th., bp. S. and M. 484
Th., dm. Carl. 476
Th., dn, Dham. 479
Th., dn. Drom. 606
Th., dn. Lism. 629
Th., dn. Worc. 473
* Poss. Some same pers.
Comp. dates.
— Th., gen. (ID) 878
— Th., S. St. 223
— Th. Fourn., gen. (ID) 922
— Th. Maitl., gen. (ID) 898
— sir Th. Sp., gen. (A) 859
Wm. Ch. Fahie, adm. (IHI)
852
Wm. Grey, G. St. Hel.
682
— sir Wm. Ja.s. Erasm., Pres.
Coll. Surg. 939
— Wm. Sc., bp. Glasg. and
Gall. 544
— sir Willshire, gen. (B) 869;
K.C.BI, 789
Wilton and Wylton
— (or Wyltone), Wm.
C.J.C.P. 375; J.C.P. 376
— Gilb. de, bp. Carl. 475
— Laur. de, J. It. 367
— Rd. de, J. It, 365
-ºwn. de, Ch, Jr., 363; Jy.
:k
>k
:k
2:
::
#:
de,
Wilton, E. of
— Th., 2nd. E. of, form. hon.
Th. Grosvenor, q.v., Amb,
Sxy. 120; G.C.H. 787; L.S.H.
290; P.C. 213
Wiltshire, E. of 4.
Scroope on Le $ºp" Family.
— Wrm., 1st E. of, form. Sir
W. Scroope, or lä. Scrope,
q.v., L.H.T. 153
Lºwtler Family.
— JaS., 1st E. of, also 5th E.
of Ormond, q.v., K.G. 736;
L.H.T. 153
Stafford Family.
1st Creation,
— Jno., 1st E. of, form. Jno.
Stafford, q.v., K.G. 736
— Ed., 2nd E. of, K.B. 757
2nd Creation,
— Hy., 1st E. of, form. Hy.
or lòl, Stafford, q.v.
IBoleym. Family.
— (and Ormond), Th., 1st E.
of, form. Sir Th. Boleyn and
visc. Rochford, q.v., L.P.S.
248; Tr. H. 291
Paulet Family.
See also Paulet,
— Wm., 1st E. of, form. 1st
ld. St. John of Basing, q.v.,
aft, 1st M. of Winchester, q.v.,
L.H.T. 154
— Chas. Ing., E. of, aft. 13th
M. of Winchester, q.v., L.L.
Hants, 311
Wilughby, see Willoughby
Wimer, —, J. It. 365
Wimbledon, Ed., 1st visc.,
form. Sir Ed. and lå, Cecil,
q.v., L.L. Surr. 312
Wimbush, see Wymbysh
Wina, bp. Lond. 450; bp.
Winch. 470
Wincelaus, El, Sxy, 77
Winch and Winche
— Hy., Q.C. 420
— Humfr. and Sir H., C.B.
Ex. Ir. 583; C.J.K.B. Ir. 578;
J.C.P. 378; S.L. 409
— sir Humph., L. Admy. 175-6
Winchecombe, Tideman de,
bp. Llff. 449; bp. Worc. 472
Winchelsea, and Winchel-
sey, see Winchilsea
Winchestede, Jno.,de, J. It.
367
— Hy., L.M. Lond. 492
— Jno., bp. Mor. 534
— Rt., R.H. 790
Winchester, E. and M. of
De Quincey Family.
— Saher. de, E. of (1211-2)
Jy. 364; L.H. Const. Sc. 507
— Rog., 2nd E. of, L.H.
Comst. Sc. 507
Pawlet Family.
— Wm., 1st M. of, form. li.
St. Jno. of Basing, and E. of
Wiltshire, q.v., L.H.T. 154
— Wm., 3rd M. of, form. W.
Paulet, q.v., L.L. Dors. 307
— Ch., 6th M. of, aft. 1st D. of
Bolton, q.v., P.C. 191, 193
Ch., M. of, aft. 2nd D. of
Bolton, q.v., L.J. Ir. 555;
P.C. 194
— Ch. Paulet, M. of, aft. 5th
D. of Bolton, q.v., P.C. 200
— Ch. Ing., 13th M. of, Gr. St.
304; P.C. 209
— Jno., 14th M. L.L.
Hants. 311
of,
For List of Abbreviation.6, 866 pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1165
Winchilsea, and Winchil-
Sey
— Rt., abp. Cant. 430
Winchilsea, E. of, see also
Nottingham and Paulet
— Heneage, 3rd E. of, L.L.
Kent, 309
— Ch., 4th E. of, L.L. Kent,
309; P.C. 196; Pres, B.T. 264
— Daiml., 7th E. of, form. 1d.
Finch, q.v.
— Daiml. 8th E. of, K.G. 742;
L.H.A. 178; L.P.C. 188
— Geo., 9th E. of, Gr, St. 304;
IS.G. 743; L.L. Rutl, 311;
P.C. 207; Pres. R. Inst. 940
Winchingham, Wm. de,
J.C.P. 378
Windebank, sir Fras., L.
#my. 175; L.T. 154; S. St.
– Jas, L.P.S. 240
Windell, Rt., bp. Emly, 625
Windham, see Wyndham
Windlesore, see Wyndlesore
Windsor, Andr., K.B. 759
— hon. Dixie, St. O. 260
— Th., Const, W. Cast. 322
— Th., K.B. 760
— Wm., K.B. 760
-- Sir Wm. de, L.L. Ir. 551
Windsor, lds, and visc.
Th. 6thii.º.B.º.
— Th., 7th lä., G. Jam, 712
— Th., visc. (son of Th., 7th
ld. W. and 1st E. of Ply-
mouth), form. Th. Windsor-
Hickman, q.v., gen. (B) 864
windy (or Wendy), Th., K.B.
Wineffe. See Winniffe
Winfride, bp. Lich. 443
Wing, Jno. Wm., C.C.J. 403
Wingate, Andr., C.I.E. 806
— Ed., C. Exc. 278
— Geo., K.C.S.I. 802
Winger, see Wyngar
wingfield, sir. Amºny, C.Y.G.
298; Compt. H. 292; V.C.H.
296; K.G., 738
Ch. Jno., Ch. Com. Oudh.
654; K.C.S.I. 802
Ch. Wm., gen. (D) 896
— Ed., U.S.C. 236
— Fras., S.L. 410
— Jno., dn. Kilmacd, 637
— Jno., K.B. 757
— Jno., Yk, H. 334; Ptc. P.A.
337
— Jno. Hope, gen, (D) 906
— sir Rd., C.D.L. 242; K.G.
7
— Sir Rd., aft. 1st visc.Powers-
court, q.v., L.J. Ir, 554; L.L.
Ir. 554
— (or Wyngfelde), Rt., K.B.
— Wm., K.C. 416; M. Chy.
7
39 -
Wingham (or Wengham), Hy.
de, bp. Lond. 451; L.K. 353
Wingrove, Geo. Presc., gen.
(D) 880
Winn, see also Wynn
* Rowl., L.T., 162
Winne, Jno., adm. (D) 823
Winniett, Wm. and sir W.,
G. Gºld. CSt. 686
Winniffe (or Wineffe), Th., bp.
Linc. 447; dm. Glr. 440; dm.
St., P. 453
winnington, Sir Ed., St. O.
0
Winnington—cont.
— Fras, and sir F., K.C. 414;
S.G. 401 i
— Th, and sir T., L. Admy,
177-8; L.T. 156; P.C. 198;
#m. G. 244; Sec. at War,
Winram, Geo., Ld. Sess. 519
Winsey (or Winsius), bp.
Lich. 443
Winslow, E., G. N. Brk, 695
— Th. Ewing, Q.C. 419
Winson, Wm., gen, (D) 924
winter, Jas. Sp., K.C.M.G.
7
— Rt., gen. (IB) 868
— Sank., dn. Kild, 619
— Th., dn. Cloy, 633
— Th., dn. Wells, 429
Winterbotham, Hy. S. P.,
U.S. Home, 228
Winterbottom, Th., L.M.
Lond. 492
Winterburne, see Wynter-
burne
Winthrop, Geo. Teale Teb.,
adm. (IHI) 852
— Rt., adm. (A) 819
wºthrope, Saml., G. Antig.
728
Wintle, Alfr., gen. (I)) 911
— Edm. Hy. Cull., gem. (D)
Fras.
914
Winton, Walt, de,
K.C.M.G. 798
Winton, E. of, see E. of Win-
. chester
Winwood, sir R., S. St. 223
Wircestre (or Whitchester),
Rog. de, J.C.P. 377
wife, Dav. Wms., L.M. Lond.
49
Wiro (or Wirus), St., b.p. Dbln.
615
8)
Wisdom, Rt., K.C.M.G. 798
Wise, see also Wyse
— Ch., adm. (E) 835; (E') 838
— Ed., IS.B. 763
— Th., K.B. 761
— Wrm. Furl., adm. (ID) 826
Wisebex, Regd. de, J. It. 366
Wise heart, and Wisehart
see Wishart
Wiseman, Capel, b]p. Drom.
605; dm. Rph. 602
Sk Sir Rt., C. Exc. 278
*— Sir Rt., D. Arch. 420
*— Sir Rt., J. Adm. Ct. 423
× Sir Rt., Vic. Gen. 421
* 2 same pers.
— Wm., sir Saltonst., adm.
(E) 835; K.C.B. 779
Wishart, Wisehart,
Wiseheart;
— Geo., b.p. Edinb. 533
— Sir Jas., adm. (A) 813; L.
Admy, 177
— Jas., L.J. Clk, 516; Ld.
Adv. 525
— Jno., b.p. Glasg. 536
— sir Jno., Compt, Sc. 498;
Ld. Sess. 517
— Rt., bp. Glasg. 536
— Wm., bp. Glasg, 536; bp.
# Andr. 529; Ld. Chanc. Sc.
1
Witchester (or Wircestre),
see Whitchester
Witefeld, see Whitefeld
witham, sir Jno., G. Bdoes.
7
— Wm., dn. Wells. 429
Withernius, bp. Winch. 470
and
wiſherington, Jno., S.L. Ir.
9
Withers, see also Whithers
— Hy., gen. (B) 864
— Rd., Guis. P.A. 343; Ptc.
P.A. 337
— sir Wm., L.M. Lond. 491
Withlafe, R.E. 3
With red, bp. Lindisf. 478
Witiza, K. Sp. 85
Witta, bp. Lich. 443
Witter, Daml., bp. Killoe. 634;
dm. Ardf. 640; dn. Down, 605
Wittlesey, see Whittlesey
Witton, Jonn., G.I. Man, 666
Wivill, see Wyvill
Wo-, see also Woo-
Wode, Jno., Sp. H.C. 249
Wodeford, see also Woodford
— Th. de, dn. Lism. 628
Wodehouse, see also Wood-
house
— Ch., C.I.E. 808
— Edm., gen. (ID) 906
— hon. Ed. Thornt., adm. (G)
842
— Geo., adm. (HI) 849
— Jno. de, M. Chy. 393
— Jno., see la. W., infra,
— Jas. Hay, Amb. Sd. Is. 137
— Nichs., gen. (D 883
— hon. Ph., adm. (A) 819
— Ph. Edm. and sir P. Amb.
Vza. 134; G. Bbay. 659; G.
IBr. Gu. 715; G. Br. Hond.
714; G. C.G.H. 679; G.C.S.I.
801; K.C.B. 783
— (or Woodhouse), Rt. de,
B. Ex. 383; L.H.T. 153
Woodstock, lds.
— hon. Jno., aft, 2nd ló. W.,
L.L. Norf. 310
— Jno., 3rd ló., aft. 1st E.
Kimberley, q.v., Amb. Dk.
127; Amb. Russ. 126; L.L. Ir.
558; P.C. 217; U.S.F. 230
Wodestoke, see also Wood-
Stock
— — Jas de, J.C.P. 377
Wodewyk, Rd., K.B. 756
Wodhele, Rog., dn. Bgr. 426
Wodington, Ad., Ld. Chanc.
Ir, 574
Wogan, Jno. and sir J., J. It.
368; L.J. Ir. 550
— Jno., IK.B. 759
— Rd., Ld. Chanc. Ir. 575
Wogham, see Woogen
Wolesley, see Wolseley
Wolfe, see also Wolff
OUUIC
— Arth., aft. visc. Kilwarden,
q.v., A.G. Ir. 588; C.J.K.B
578; S.G. Ir. 589
Ed., gen. (B) 865
— Geo., gem. (ID) 922
— Jas., gen. (C) 871
— Jno., C. Cus. Ir. 565
Wolfehelm, bp. Her. 441
Wolferstan, Ch., G. Bdoes.
719
Wolff, see also Wolfe and
Woulfe
— Hy. Dr. and sir H., Amb.
Eg. 130; Amb. TRy. 130;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B. 783;
K.C.M.G. 796; M.G.K.A. 799;
P.C. 220
Wolfi, bp. Cnwall. 436
Wolfius, bp. Lich, 443
Wolfstan, see Wolstan
wºmanton, Arth, Nayl,C.I.E.
and
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
I166
INDEX OF NAMES,
Wollaston—comt.
— Ch., adm. (A) 820
— Sir Jno., L.M. Lond. 491
- Wm. Hy. de, Pres. R. Soc.
Wollaveston, Hy, de, J. It.
368; Jy. 365
Wolley, see also Wooley
— Ed., bp. Clonf. and K. 636
—isoat. Lampl., adm. (H)
— Th., adm. (A) 818
Wollore (or Wallore), Dav. de,
. L.K. 354; M.R. 357
Wolman, see Woolman
Wolmerstown, Jno., ld,
form. Jno. Lindsay, q.v., K.B.
(1603) 761
Wolocus, bp. Cnwall. 436
Wolphelm or Wolpheimus
(2), bp. Wells, 427
Wolrige, Wm., adm. (H) 846
Wolseley and Wolesley
— Ch., adm. (A) 815
— Garnet Jos., see lil. and
visc. W., infra,
— Jno., dn. Rild. 619
— Ralph, B. Ex. 383
— Wnn., adm. (A) 817
— Wrm., L.J. Ir. 555
Wolseley, lds, and visc.
— Garn. Jos., aft, sir G., and
1st là. and visc. W., Amb.
Gmy, and Pr. 116; G. Cypr.
671; G. Nat. 680; G.C.B. 771;
G.C.M.G. 795; gen. (ID) 905;
IK.C.B. 780; K.C.M.G. 796;
IK.P. 752; M.C.I. 647
Wolsey, see also Woolsey
— Rd., b.p. Down and Cnr. 604
— Th., abp. Ylc. 486; bp. B.
and W. 428; bp. Dham. 478;
bp. Tinc. 447; bp. Winch.
471; din. Her. 442; dim. Linc.
448; dm. Yk. 487; Ld. Chanc.
355; Regr. Gart. 746
Wolsius, abp. Yk. 485
Wolstan and Wolstanus
— (or Wolfstan) (2), abp. Ylº.
485; bp. Worc. 472
— bp, Lond, 451
Wolstenholme, sir Jno., C.
CuS. 273
Wolston, Guy de, K.D. 758
Wolton, see Woolton and
Walton
Wolveden, Rt., dn. Lich, 445
Wolveridge, Jas. or Jno., M.
Chy. 395
Wolverton, G.co. G., 2nd ló.,
form, hom. G. G. Glynn, q.v.,
P.C. 218; Paym. G. 245;
Postºm. G. 239
wºmach, Lawr., bp, St. Dav.
46
Wombwell, Arth., gen. (ID)922
— Geo. and sil: G., Chm. E.I.
Co. 644
Woo-, see also Wo—
Wood, Alex., D. Fac. Sc. 527;
Jy. Sc. 523; Ld. Sess. 520
— Alex., gen. (IB) 867
— Alex., K.C.M.G. 796
— Andr., b.p. Chess. 532; bp.
Isl. 540
— Andr., Compt. Sc. 498
— Andr., L.H.A. Sc. 499
— Ch. and Sir C., aft. visc,
Halifax, q.v., Ch. Ex. 165;
G.C.B. 772; L. Admy. 183-4;
L.T. 161; P.C. 215; Pres.
B.C. 254; Sec. Adm. 186; Sec.
Ind. 236; Sec. Tr. 163
Wood—comt.
— Ch. Wm., Q.C. 419
— Corn., gen. (B) 864
— Dav., Compt. Sc. 498
— Dav. Ed. and sir D., gen.
º 902; G.C.B. 771; K.C.B.
7
— Attiwell, S.L. Ir. 592
— Geo., K.C.B. 775
— Geo., S.L. 408
— Geo., and sir G., B. Ex.
385 ; S.T. 412
— Geo. and sir G., gen. (C)
874; K.C.H. 787
— Hy. Evel. and sir H., gem.
º 924; G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B.
781
— Hy. Hast. A., gen. (D) 922
— Hy. Jno., gem. (D) 891
— Jas., dm. Ely, 435
— Sir Jas., gen. (C) 871
— Sir Jas. Ath., adm. (A) 819
Jas. Cr., gen. (ID) 915
— Jno., C. Exc. 282; C.I.R.
285; C, St. 284; C. St. and Tx.
285; C. TX. 285
— Jno., G. I. Man, 666
— Jno., gem. (C) 873
— Jno., Ld. Sess. 517
— Jno. Sul., gem. (A) 862; Lt.
T L. 322
— Jno. Stew., K.C.B. 783
— Matth., L.M. Lond. 492
Tºd. and sir R., Amb. Tun.
132 ; G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.M.G.
79
97
— Sir Rd., L.H.T. 153
— Rt., U.S.S. 226
— Rt. Bl., gen. (ID) 895
— Rog., G. Brmda. 701
-— Th., C.J.C.P. 375;
378; S.L. 407
— Th., gem. (ID) 892
| — Th., b.p. Lich. and Cow.
444; dim. Lich, 445
— Wrm., adm. (IHI) 851
— Wrm., gen. (ID) 879; R.H. 791
— Wnn., K.C.B. 779
— (or Bosco), Wm. de, Ld.
Chanc, Sc. 514
— Wnn. Leight., IK.H. 792
— Wm. Mark, gen. (T)) 902
— Wrm. Page and sir W., aft.
| 1st là. Hatherley, q.v., Jud.
Com. P.C. 361; L.J. App. 389;
i Ld. Chanc. 358 ; P.C., 217;
§” 417; S.G. 402; V. Chanc.
|
Woodall, Wm., S.G.O. 260
wºgaburn, AleX., gem. (D)
J.C.P.
88
| Woodcock, Ch. Saml., gen,
i (TD) 911
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 489
Woodford, see also Wode-
ford
— Alexr. and sir A., F.M.856;
G.C.B. 769; G.C.M.G. 794; G.
Ch. Hosp. 936; G. Gibr. 670;
gen. (A) 863; K.C.B. 776; L.G.
Ch. Hosp. 936
— sir Geo., gem. (C) 875
— Jas. R., bp. Ely, 435
— Sir Jno. Geo., K.C.B. 776;
IK.C.H. 788
— Ralph, Amb. Dk. 127 ;
Amb. H. ThS. 120
— sir Ralph J., G. Trim, 722
wºgatorae, Woodf. F., C.C.J.
40
Woodhouse, see also Wode-
house
— capt—., G. Brmdal, 701
Woodhouse—comt.
— Jno., C.D.L. 242
— Jno. C., dm. Lich. 445
— Rt., See Wodehouse
— Rt. I&uss., gen. (ID) 925
— Th., K.B. 759
— Wm., gem. (D) 878
Woodley, Wm., B. and Gl.
R.A. 330; Bath K.A. 785;
Han. H. 340; G. Antig. 728;
G., Berb. 715
Woodloke, Hy., b.p. Winch. 470
Woodrofe, sir Nichs., L.M.
Lond. 490 :
wººdruffe, Ch. Lorr., gen.(ID)
931
Woods, Alb. Wm. and sir A.
(No. 1), Fitzal. P.A. 343;
Gart. K.A. 328; Lanc. H.333;
M.G.K.A. 799; Ptc. P.A. 337;
Regr. Cr. I. 810; Regr. I.E.
808; Regr. S.I. 804; Regr, and
Sec. Bath, 785
— Alb. Wm. (No. 2), R. Dr.
P.A. 338
— Eug., dn. Arm. 597
— Hy. Geo., gem. (D) 921
— Wm. and sir •y * * *** * *
P.A. 337; Clar. IS.A. 328;
Gart. K.A. 328; K.H. 790 ;
NOrf. H. 341
— Wrm. Geo., gem. (ID) 916
Woodstock, see also Wode-
Stoke
— Wm., 1st. visc., form. Wm.
Bentinck, q.v., aft. 1st D. of
Portland, q.v.
Woodvile, Woodville, Wyd-
vill, and Wydville
— Ed. and sir E., K.B. 757;
I.G., 737
— Jno., IK.B. 757
— Lion., bp. Sal. 467; Chanc.
Gart. 745; dm. Exr. 437
— Rd., IK.B. 757
Woodward, Rd., dm. Clr. 598;
bp. Cloy, 631
— Rd., M. Chy. 394
— Rt., din. Sal. 468
— Th., dn, Down. 605
Woogen (or Wogham), Wm.,
S.L. 411
Woolcombe and Wooll-
Combe
— Geo., adm. (H)847
— Hy. Bedf., adm. (H) 852
Wooley and Woolley,
also Wolley
— Sir Jno., Chanc. Gart. 746;
dn. Carl. 476
— Rt., gem. (D) 917
Woollcombe, see Woolcombe
Woolley, see Wooley
Woolman, Rd., dn. Wlls. 429;
M. Chy, 394
Woolmore, Sir Jno., K.C.H.
788
Woolnough, Jos. Ch., K.H.
790
Woolrich, Toby, M. Chy. 396
Woolridge, . Thornb.
gen. (D) 882; K.H. 791 -
wººlrych, Humphry W., S.L.
13
S60
Woolsey, see also Wolsey
—ºp Bºyen Bell., gen. (ID)
9 -
*Woolton, Jno., b.p. Exr. 437
*— Jno., Wöln, Chr.
Manch. 481
* * same pers.
wºganam, Jas. BOW., gen,(D)
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
INDEX OF NAMES.
1167
Worcester, Wm. Kenn., gen.
(D) 909
Worcester, E. and M. of
Percy Family.
— Th., 1st E. of, form. Th.
Fºey and Sir T., q.v., L.H.A.
17
Tiptoft Family.
— Jno., 1st E. of, form, ld.
Tiptoft, q.v., Const. T.L. 320;
K.G. 736; L.H.T. 153; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 575; L.L. Ir. 552
Herbert Family.
— Ch., 1st E. of, form. Sir C.
Somerset and lói. Herbert,
º Chanc. Gart. 745; L.C.H.
— Wm., 3rd E. of, form, ld.
Herbert, q.v., K.G. 738
— Ed., 4th E. of, E.M. 326;
R.G. 739; L.H. Const. 289;
L.P.S. 240; M.H. 302
— Hy., 3rd M. of, aft. 1st D.
of Beaufort, q.v., K.G. 740;
L.L. N. and S. Wales, &c.
314; P.C. 191-2
— Hy., M. of, aft. 7th D. of
Beaufort, q.v., L. Admy. 181
Worcheley, Jno. de, Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 574
Wordsworth, Ch., b.p. St.
Andr., Dkld., and Dnbl. 545
— Ch. F. F., Q.C. 417
— Chr., bp. Linc. 447
— Jno., b.p. Sal. 467
— Wm., C.I.E. 808
— Wrm., P. Laur. 301
Worgan, Jno., gen. (D) 916
worge, Rä. gèn. (G) sº
Wormald, Rt. Cr., gen. (D) 898
— Th., Pres. Coll. Surg. 939
Worm eley, Ralph Rand.,
adm. (ID) 828
Worms, bar. Hy, de, Sec. B.T.
259; U.S.C. 235
Woronus, bp. Cnwall. 436
Woromzow, Count, G.C.B
767
Worrall, Hy. L., gem. (ID) 887
Worseley and Worsley
— Ed. Vaugham, gem. (B) 870
— Hy., G. Bdoes. 720 -
— Hy. and sir H., G.C.B.769;
K.C.B., 776 *
— Rd., adm. (A) 820
— Sir Rd.; Amb. WCe. 116;
Compt. H. 292; P.C. 203
— Wrm., dm. St. P. 453
Worth, Ed., bp. Rilloe. 634;
dm. Crk. 632
— Jno., dm. Kild. 619; dri. St.
Patlº. 618
— Jno., See Wrothe
— Wrm., B, Ex. Ir. 584
Wortham, Hale Young, gem.
(D) 892
— Hy., gem. (D) 930
Worthington, Sir Wim., L.M.
Dbln. 641 -
Wortledge, Jno., C.C.J. 404
Wortley, Ch. Balt. Stuart-,
U.S. Home, 228
— hon. Jas. Archb. Stuart-,
J.A.G.937; P.C. 215; Q.C. 417;
Rec. Lond. 494; S.G. 402
— hon. Jno. Stuart-, aft. 2nd
ld. Wharncliffe, q.v., Sec. B.C.
254
Wotton, Ed., see id., W., infra,
— Nichs., dm. Cantº. 431; dim.
Yk. 487; S. St. 223
— Nichs., L.M. Lond. 489-90
–– Wm., B. EX, 383
Wotton, lds.
— Sir Ed., aft. 1st là. W.,
Compt. H. 292; Tr. H. 291
Woulfe, see also Wolfe and
Wolff
— Jno., gen, (D) 878
— Steph., A.G. Ir. 588; C.B.
Ex. Ir. 583; S.G. Ir. 590; S.L.
II. 593
Wrangham, Digby C., P.P.
417; S.L. 413
Wratislas I. and II, D. Brma.
59
{}
Wratislau, Hy. Rushw., adm.
(E) 837
Wray, Bourch., K.B. 763
Chr., L. Admy. 175
— Chr. and sir C., C.J.Q.B.
370; J.C.P. 378; J.Q.B. 372;
S.L. 408; Sp. H.C. 249
— Ed., gem. (D) 916
Too Hy., G. Jsey, 668; gem. (D)
925
Wrede, Pr. Ch. Phil., G.C.B.
767 4.
Wren, Chr., dm. Winds. 474
— Sir Chr., Pres. R. Soc. 940
— Jord., gem. (IB) 866
— Matth., bp. Ely, 435 ; bp.
Her. 441; bp. Norw. 455; dim.
Winds. 474
Wrench, Flº. S., Land Com.
Ir. 588
Wrenfordsley, Hy. Th., G.
W. Austr. 707
Wrexworth, Jno., Gart. K.A.
327
*Wright, Ch., gen. (D) 895
*— Ch., K.H. 789
* 2 same pers.
—— Ch. Ja.s., gem. (D) 904
— Geo., gen. (A) 863
— Hy. Rd., gem. (ID) 894
— JaS. and Sir J., Amb. Vce.
116
— Jno., gen. (ID) 884; R.H. 790
— Jno. All., gen. (D) 923
— Mart. and Sir M., B. Ex.
385; J.R.B. 373; S.L. 411
— Nath. and Sir N., L.K. 357;
P.C. 194; S.L. 411
— Rt., b.p. Brl. 439; bp. Lich.
and Cov. 444
— Rt. and Sir R., B, Ex. 384;
C.J.C.P. 375; C.J.R.B. 370;
J.K.B. 372; S.L. 410
— Th., gen. (D) 891
— Th., gen, (D) 923
— Th., L.M. Lond. 492
— Wrm., gem. (IB) 867
— Wnn., M.M. 246
Wriothesley, see also wºnder
Wrythe
— Jas., c.c. Id. Wr., K.B.
(1616) 762
— Jno., see Wrythe
— Th., see lá. Wr., infra,
Wriothesley, lds.
— Ja.s., see Supra,
— Th., ld, aft. E. Of South-
ampton, q.v., R.G. 738; L.K.
and Ld. Chanc. 355 ; S. St.
223 *.
Writhe, see Wrythe
Writheseley, see Wrythe
Wroe, Rd., Wùm, Chr. Ch.
Manch, 481
Wroth, -, S.L. 410
— (or Worth), Jno.,
Lond. 489
— Rt., gen. (C) 871
Wrothani, Wm. de, Jy. 364;
W.C.P. 317
smºs-
L.M.
Wrottesley, sir Hugh, K.G.
733
— sir Jno., gen. (C) 872
— Sir Rd., dn. Worc. 474
Wrottesley, lds.
— Jno., 2nd lå., Pres. R. Soc.
940
Arth., 3rd lá., L.L. Staffs.
312
roughton, Th, and sir T.,
Amb. Pld. 126; Amb. Sw, 126;
K.B. 765
Wrythe and Writhe
— Ch., Berw. P.A. 341; R.
Cr. P.A. 335; Winds, H. 331
— (or Writhesley), Jno., Amt.
P.A. 341; Gart. K.A. 327 ; R.
Cr, P.A. 335
— (or Wriothesley), sir Th.,
Gart. K.A. 327
— (or Wriothesley), Wm., Yk.
H. 334
Wrythens, Fras., K.C. 414
Wsewolod I. to III., R. Russ.
89
Wuffstan, bp. Lond. 451
Wuldham (or Suthflete), Th.
de, bp. Roch. 459
Wulfehard, bp. Her. 441
Wulfelm, abp. Cant. 430
Wulff, Geo., gen. (B) 869
— Hy. Pow., gem. (D) 894
Wulfgar (or Alfgar), bp. Witn.
466
Wulfhere, abp, Yk. 485
— K.E. 3
Wulfine and Wulfillus
— bp. Shbn. 466
— bp. Dorch. and Sidr. 446
Wulfius, abp. Yk. 485
— bp. Lond. 451
Wulfred, abp. Cant, 430
Wy—, see also Wi–
Wyatt, see also Wyott
— Alex. Hy. Lewis, gem. (ID)
90
904
— Edg., gen. (D) 880
— Edwim, S.L. 410
— (or Wyotte), Hy.,
— Jas., Pres. R.A. 941
Wyche, see also Wich
— sir Cyril, L.J. Ir. 555; Pros.
R.C. 940
— Hugh, L.M. Lond. 490
— Jno., B. Ex. Ir, 583
— sir Pet., Compt. H. 292
Wychingham, Wm. de, S.L.
R.B.
40
Wychyngham, Geoffr., L.M.
LOnd. 489
*Wyckham, see Wickham
Wydvile and Wydville, see
Woodville
Wye, Rd., b.p. Cloy. 630
wºorde, Nichs., L.M. Lond.
Wyke, Ch. Lenn. and Sir C.,
Amb. C. Ann. 133; Amb. Dk.
127; Amb. Hinr. 120; Amb.
Mex, 133; Amb. Pgl. 125;
G.C.M.G. 795; K.C.B. 783;
JP.C. 220
Wykeham, see also Wick-
hann -
— Wm. de, bp. Winch. 470
Ld. Chamc. 354
Wykehampton, Rt, de, bp.
Sal. 466; din. Sal. 468
Wykford and Wikeford
— Rt. de, abp. Dbln, and Gl.
616; Ld. Chanc. Ir. 574; M.
Chy, 393
For List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
1168
INDEX OF NAMES.
Wyld and Wylde, see also
Wild
— Ed. Andr., gen. (ID) 913
— Th., C. Fix.c. 279-80
— Wm., gen. (D) 886
— Wm., see Wilde
wºe, Walt. de la, bp. Sal.
Wylie, see Wyllie
winton, Italph de, K.B.
Wyllie, Wm. and sir W., gen.
º 888; G.C.B. 770; K.C.B.
79
9 Wm. Alexr. Patr., gen. (D)
— Wnn. Hutt. Curz., C.I.E.
807
Wyllughby, see Willoughb
####"ºnenby
wymburne, Walt. de, J.K.B.
371
wºmbysh, Nichs., M. Chy.
— Geo. Petre and sir G., gen.
(ID) 884; IK.C.B. 778
Wymond, abp. Yk. 485
Wymundham, Th. de, see
Wyndham
Wymundus (or Reymundus),
% Isl. 539; bp. S. and M.
48
Wynard, Wm., S.L. 407
Wyndham, Wymundham,
and Windharm.
— Ch. Ash, gen. (ID) 890;
K.C.B. 779
— Fras., J.C.P. 378; S.L. 408
— hon. F. W., Amb, Tusc. 115
— Geo. H., Amb. Bzl. 135;
Amb. Swa, 128
-i. Hyº gen. (A) 863; K.C.B.
77
— Hugh, gen. (B) 864
— Hugh and sil: H., B. Ex.
384; J.C.P. 379; S.L. 409-10
— Jno., S.L. 410
— Th., C. Tx, 284
— Th., see la. W., infra
Th. de, B. Ex. 382; L.H.T.
152
Th. Nort., gen, (IB) 868
— Wadh. and Sir W., J.K.B.
372; S.L. 410
— Wm., L.G. Ch. Hosp, 936
Wm. (No. 1), Ch. Sec. Ir.
562; P.C. 206; Sec. at W. 234;
W. and C. Sec. 231
— Sir Wm. (No. 2), Ch. Ex.
165; P.C. 196; Sec. at W. 233
— Wm. Luk., adm. (A) 819
Wyndham, lds.
— Th., aft. 1st là. W., C.J.C.P.
Ir. 580; L.J. Ir. 556; Ld.
Chanc. Ir. 576
Wyndlesore, Hugh de, Const.
T.L. 320; W.C.P. 317
Wynford, W. D., 1st là., form.
Sir W. . Best, q.v., Jud.
Com. P.C. 360
Wyngar (or Winger), Jno.,
L.M. Lond. 490
Wyngfelde (or Wingfield),
Rt., K.B. 756
Wynklegh, Rog. de, dn. EXr.
437
Wynn and Wynne, see also
Winn
— Ed. Wm. Ill., gen. (D) 92
— Ch. Watk. Wms., C.D.L.
243; P.C. 210; Pres. B.C. 253;
Sec. at W. 234; U.S. Home,
227
Wynn and Wynne–cont.
— Hy. Watk, and sir H.,
Amb. Dk, 127; Amb. Swz.
113; Amb. Sxy. 120; G.C.H.
786; K.C.B. 782; P.C. 210
— sir Watk. Wms. (4th bt.),
L.L. Mer. 314
— sir Watk. Wms. (5th bt.),
º Denb. 314; L.L. Mer.
— sir Watk, Wms. (6th bt.),
L.L. Mer. 314
— Geo., gen. (D) 903
— Jno., U.S. Ir. 563
— Owen, gen. (IB) 864
— Owen, S.L. 410.
— Rd., S.L. 411
— Rt., C. Cus. Ir. 565-6
— Th., aft. 1st ld, New-
borough, q.v., L.L. Carm, 314
— Wm. and sir Wm., B.T.
268; Ch. Lond, 422; D. Arch.
421; J. Pr. Ct. 421; K. Adv.
422; P.C. 205; S.L. 412; Vic.
Gen. 422
— Wm. Hy., dm. Drom. 606
Wynterburne, Th., dn. St.
P. 453
wynyard, Ed. Buck, gon. .
(D) 880
— Ed. Geo., gen. (IO)905
— Hy., gen. (A) 860
— Hy. B. J., gem. (ID) 919
— Jno., gen. (B) 865
— Rt. Hy., G.C.G.H. 679;
G. N.Z. 709; gen. (D) 893
— Wm., gen. (IB) 866
— Wm., gen. (B) 867
Wyott, see also Wyatt
Ph., dn. Lism, 629
Wyredus, bp. Elm.
Dunw. 454
Wyrley, Wm., R. Cr. D.A. 335
Wyse, See also Wise
— Andr., V. Treas. Ir. 559
— Th, and sir T., Amb. Gr.
128; K.C.B. 782; L.T. 160;
P.C. 215; Sec. B.C. 254
Wyseman, Rt., see Wiseman
Wythens, sir Fras., J.K.B.
372; S.L. 410
Wyther, Wm., J. It. 368
Wytter, Daml, see Witter
Wyvil, Wyvile, and Wy-
ville
Maj. —, M.M. 247
Chr., adm. (ID) 831
Chr., C. Exc. Sc. 505
* 2 same pers.
— Chr., dn. Bip. 482
— Jno. de B. l. x. 382; J.C.P.
377; Jy. 365
— Sir Marm., C. Exc. 279
— Rt., bp, Sal. 467
and
sk
Sk
X.
Xerri, Gius. Bart., Prel. M.G.
799
— Raph. Cr., G.C.M.G. 794
Xerxes I. and II., K. Pers. 99
xiiian, Anast. Tip., K.C.M.G.
2Cimenes, Sir Dav., gen. (B)
870; K.C.H. 788
— J., Pres, C.R. 106
Y.
*Yale, Th., D. Arch. 420; Vic.
Gen. 421
*— Dav. or Th., M. Chy. 395
* Prob. same pers. ,
Yarborough, see also Yer-
borough
— Ch.A. W., 3rd E. Of, L.L.
Linc. 810
Yard, Rt., M. Chy. 396
— Rt., U.S.S. 225
wººley, Sir Wm., C.J. Bbay.
66
xºford, Sir Jas., L.M. Lond.
49
Yarmouth, E. of
Pastom. Family.
— Wrm., 2nd E. of, Tr. H.
291
Seymown' Conway Family.
— Fras., 1st E. of, aft. 1st M.
of Hertford, q.v., form. Visc.
Beauchamp, q.v.
— Fras. Ch., E. of, aft. 3rd
M. of Hertford, q.v., Amb.
Fr. 112; G.C.H. 786; L.W.S.
323; P.C. 209; W.C.H. 297
— Hugh de Grey, E. of (son
of 5th M. of Hertford), Compt.
H. 293; P.C. 219
Yaldwyn, Jno., gen. (D) 888
Yates, Hy, Peel, gem. (D) 922
— Jno., K.B. 760
— Jonn., gem. (A) 863
— Jos. and sir J., J.C.P. 379;
J.K.B. 373; S.L. 412
— Jos. St. J., C.C.J. 403
— Rd, Augs., adm. (GF) 841
— Rd. H., gen. (D) 878
Yatington or Yattenden,
Nichs. de, Const. W. Cast.
322; Jy. 365
Yaxley, Jno., S.L. 407
Yeamans, Jno., G. Antig. 728
Yeard, Jno., dn. Ach. 614
Yelverton, Barry, aft. 1st ld.
and visc. Avonmore, A.G. Ir,
588; C.B. Ex. Ir. 583
— Chr. and Sir C., J.Q.B. 372;
S.L. 408; Sp. H.C. 249
— Hast. Reg. and sir G., adm.
(D) 833; (E) 834; G.C.B. 770;
K.C.B. 780; L. Admy, 185
— Hy, and sir H. A.G. 399;
J.C.P. 379; J.K.B. 372; S.G.
401; S.L. 409
371; K.B.
— Wm., J.K.B.
757; S.L. 407
xº, Sir Jas. Lucas, K.C.B.,
I'or List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952,
INDEX OF NAMES.
1169
Yerborough, see also Yar-
bºº
— Sir Jno. De, C.D.L. 242
zºward, Griff. ap, bp. Bgr.
Yester, lds.
— Jas. (? Jno.), Hay, ld,
K.B. (1603) 761
— Jno., Id., aft 2nd M. of
ºyeedaale. q.v., L.H.T. Sc.
Yonge, see also Young
— Edmd., adm. (G) 842
— sir Geo., G. C.G.H. 678;
K.B. 765; L. Admy. 179; M.M.
247; P.C. 203; Sec. at W. 234;
V. Treas. It. 560
— Gust. N. K. A., gen. (D) 918
*— Jno., dn. Chich. 434
>k Jno., dr. Yk. 487
#: Jno., M.R. 387
* 2 same pers.
— Jno., L.M. Lond. 490
— Ph., bp, Brl, 439; byp. Norw.
455
— Th., see Young
— Wnn. and Sir W., Coff. H.
293; K.B. 764; L. Admy. 177 ;
L.T. 156; P.C. 198; Sec. at
W. 233; V. Treas. Ir, 560
— Wnn. Lamb., gem. (D) 934
York almd Yorke
— Ch, and sir C., Const. T.L.
321; F.M. 856; gem. (D) 884;
G.C.B. 770; K.C.B. 778
— hom. Ch., aft. 1st Id. Mor-
ton, q.v., A.G. 399; IS.C. 415;
Ld. Chanc. 357 ; P.C. 202;
S.G. 402
— hon. Ch. Ph., H. Sec. 226;
L. Adımy. 181; P.C. 206; Sec.
at W. 234; Tell. Ex. 168
— Fk. Augs., gen. (D) 901
— hom. Gr. M., dm. Worc. 474
— hom. Ja.s., bp. Ely, 435; bp.
Glr. 438; bp. St. Daw. 465;
dc. Linc. 448
— Jno., dm. Down, 605; dim.
Killmacd. 637
— Jno., gen, (D) 901
— Jno., M.M. 246
— hon. Jno., B.T. 265; L.
Admy, 179
— hom. Jos. and Sir J., aft.
1st là. Dover, q.v., Amb. Nds.
&c. 122; B.T. 267; gen. (A)
858; K.B. 765; P.C. 202
Sir Jos. Sid., adm. (A) 818;
R.C.B. 774 ; L. Admy. 181
— Sir Ph., aft. 1st ld, and
E. of Hardwicke, q.v., A.G.
399; C.J.K.B. 370; P.C. 198;
S.G. 401 ; S.L. 412
— hon, Ph., aft. visc. ToySton
and 2nd E. of Hardwicke,
q.v., Tell. Ex. 168
— Reg., adm. (H) 848
— Rog., S.T.u. 408
— Wrm, de, bp. Sal. 466; Ch.
Jr. 363; J. It. 367
— Wm. and Sir W., C. Acc.
Ir. 567; C.J.C.P. Ir. 581; Ch.
Ex. Ir. 562; J.C.P. Ir, 582
York, D. of, see also Albany
Plantagemet IFamily.
— Edm., 1st D. of, form. E.
of Cambridge, q.v.
— Ed., 2nd D. of (g, Son of
Edw. III.), form, Pr, Edwd,
E. of Rutland and D. of
Albemarle, q.v., Const. T.L.
; G. Ch. Isl. 667; W.C.P.
31
York, D. of cont.
— Rd., 3rd D. of, K.B. 756;
IK.G., 735
— Rd., D. of (2nd son of Edw.
IV.), also E. of Nottingham,
and D. of Norfolk, q.v., E.M.
326; K.B. 757; K.G.736; L.L.
Ilº. 552
— Hy., D. of, aft. Hem. VIII.,
q.v., E.M. 326; K.B. 758; K.G.
§ ; L.L. Ir. 553 ; W.C.P.
— Ch., D. of, aft. Ch. I. q.v.,
K.B. 761; K.G. 739
k., D. of (son of Geo.
III.), see Pr. Fredk.
— Jas., D. of, aft. Ja.s. II.,
q.v., H.C.P. Sc. 507; K.G.740;
L.H.A. 175; L.H.A. Sc. 499;
P.C. 189; W.C.P. 319
— Ed. Aug., D. of (bro. of
º: III.), adm. (A) 814; P.C.
2
— FR. D. of (son of Geo.
III.), C. Ch. 855; Capt. Gen.
855; F.M. 856; G.C.B. 766;
G.C.H. 785; gem. (A) 858; Gr.
; Bath, 754; K.B. 765; P.C.
4
Yotton, Jno., dn. Lich. 445
Young and Younge, See also
Yonge
Ad., C.I.R. 286
— Alexr., bp. Edinb. 533; bp.
IöOss. 536
— Aretas Wm., G. Pr. Ed. Isl.
699; G. Trin. 722
— Brooke, gen. (C) 874
— Ch. Becher, gem. (D)
89S
— Ch. G. and sir- C., Gart.
IK.A. 328; R. Dr. P.A. 338;
Yk. H. 334
— Ch. Metc., gen, (D) 920
— Ed., b.p. Drom, 605; bp
-ms
Ferms and L. 622; dil. Că.
598
Ed., C. Tx. 284
— Ed., dm. EXT. 437
— Ed., dm. Sal. 468
— Ed., S.W.F. 271
— hom. Ed., B. and Gl, K.A.
330 Bath K.A. 785; Han. H.
340; Regr. Bath, 784
— Fras., gem. (D) 922
— Flc., gen. (D) 886
— Flº., K.C.M.G. 799
— Geo. (? hom.), P.C. 218;
Ild. Adv. 526; Ld. Sess. 521;
S.G. Sc. 527; Jy. Sc. 523
— sir Geo., adm. (A) 816
— Geo. Saml., gem. (D) 922
— Hor. Beaum, adm. (G)
843
— Hy. Ed. Fox and Sir H., G.
C.G.H. 679; G. S. Austr. 706;
G. TaSm. 708
— Jas., adm. (A) 814
— Jas., adm. (A) 819
— Jas. Now., gem. (D) 924
— Jas. Rt., gen, (D) 893
— Jno., bp. Arg. 538
— Juo., b.p. Llïm, 621
— Jno., b.p. Roch. 460
— (or Morgan), Jno., bp. St.
Dav. 464; Chanc, Gart. 745;
drl. Winds. 474
mo., Bl, M.P.A.336; Som.
H. 332
— Jno., dn. Sal. 468
— Juno., dum, Winch. 471
— Jno., see Yonge
•-º-º-º:
Young and Younge—cont.
— Jno., and Sir J., aft. 1st 1d.
Lisgar, q.v., Ch. Sec. Ir. 563;
Com, Io. Isl. 129; G.C.B. 773;
G.C.M.G. 795; G.G. Can. 692;
G. N.S.W. 703; G. Pr. Ed.
Isl. 699; K.C.B. 778; L.T. 160;
P.C. 216; Sec. Tr. 163
TgMath, bp. Clonf. and K.
3
— Plomer, gen, (D) 891;
.H. 791
— Ralph, gen. (D) 916
— Rd., bp. Athab. 697
— Rd., b.p. Bgr. 426; bp.
Roch. 460
— Rt., gem. (C) 874
→ The abp., 486; bp. St. Daw.
— (or Yonge), Th., J.C.P. 378;
J.K.B. 371; S.L. 407
— Sir Walt., C. Cus. 274-5
— Wm., adm. (ID) 824
— Wm., G. Gren. 724; G.
TOb. 723
— Wrm. and Sir W., adm. (A)
816; G.C.B. 767; K.P. 766 ; L.
Admy. 180
— sir Winn. (bt.), G. Dnca. (d.
1788) 730
— Sir Wim. (bt.), G. Tob. (d.
1811) 723
— Wrm. Alexr. Geo., G. Br.
Gu. 715; G. Gld. Cst. Col.
§ G. Jam. 713; G. Trin.
7
3
Younghusband, Ch., gen.
(D) 880
— Ch, Wr., gen. (D).908
— Jno. Wm., gen. (D) 919
— Rt. Rom., gen. (D) 901
Yugworth, Rd., bp. Suff.
DOW, 431
Yule, Geo. Udm., K.C.S.I. 802
— Hy., M.C.I. 647
— Patr., gen, (D) 890
Yung-ching, Emp. Ch. 100
Z.
Zacharius, P. Ro
zºua, F. J., Pres. U.S.C.
107
Zammit, Gius. Nic., K.C.M.G.
796
Zanzibar, Sult. of, G.C.M.G.
79
Zapolski, J., K. Hgy. 60
Zavala, J., Pres. Nic. 106
Zavo, Bas, K.C.M.G. 796
Zemb, J., Pres. SW. C. 31
Zeno, Emp. E.E. 50
Zephirinus, P. Ro. 32
Zerrondacchi, Const. Geo
R.C.M.G. 798
IFor List of Abbreviations, see pp. 944-952.
75
1170
INDEX OF NAMES.
Zetland, Thos., 2nd E. of,
form. 1d. Dundas, q.v., K.G.
745; K.T. 749
Ziemomislas, D. Pld. 90
Ziemovitus, D. Pld. 90
Zieten, Count, G.C.B. 767
zºab, Ed. Pasha, K.C.M.G.
Zosimus, P. Ro. 33
Zouche, Alanla, seeld.Z., infra
— Ed. la, see lö. Z. infra,
— Jno. de la, bp. Llff. 449
— (or Souwche), Jno., K.B.
(1559) 761
Zouche—cont.
— Rd., J. Adm. Ct., 423
Wrm., bro. of Jno., 8th lá.
Z. of Haryngworth, K.B.
(1483) 758
— Wrm. la, or Wm. déla, abp.
# 485; dri. Yk, 486; L.H.T.
15
— Wm. la, see lá. Z., infra,
Zouche of Ashby, lds.
— Alan la, aft. 4th 1d. Z. Of
A., Const. T.L. 320; J.K.B.
371; Jy. 264; . Ir. 550;
L.M. Lond. 489
zºne of Haryngworth,
S.
*— Wnn, la, Const. T.L. 320
*— Wrm, de, J. It, 369
* Most likely same pers., .
and also 2nd lå. Z, of H.
— Wm., 4th lä., K.G. 735
— Ed., 12th lä., G. Gsey. 668;
W.C.P. 319
Zuinski, R. Russ. 90
Zulestein, Wm. Hy. Nassau
de, aft. 1st E. of Rochford, q.v.
Zulfika, Pasha, K.C.M.G. 799
Zuloago, F., Pres. Mex. 104
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The Buried IRoman City in Britain. IEarly Warnings,
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Vivisection. A Day with the Coroner.
The New Eſotel Systom. The English in Paris.
The Restoration of our Soil. The Times Newspaper in 1798.
Half-Hours at the Kensington Museum. The Under-Sea, Railroad.
Mudie's Circulating Library. Oh, the Roast Beef of Old England.
Fraudulent Trade Marks. • Physical Education.
Superstition : Where does it End? Advice by a Retired Physician.
The New Counterblast to Tobacco. The Clerk of the Weather.
Air Traction, Portsmouth Dockyard.
Illuminations, Village Hospitals.
Boat-Building by Machinery. Railways, the Great Civilisers.
The lºſſects of Iłailway Travelling upon On taking a House.
IIealth. Photographic Portraiture.
The Working-Men's Flower Show. Doctor's Stuff.
Messages under the Sea. Smallpox in London.
Town Telegraphs. Hospital Dress.
The Bread Wo Eat. Excursion Trains.
“Altogether ‘Subtle Brains and Lissom Fingers’ is about the pleasantest book of
short collected papers of chit chat blending information with amusement, and not over-
tasking the attention or the intelligence, that we have seen for a good while.”—London
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Eighteen Hundred Miles in a Burmese Tat, through Burmah, Siam,
and the Eastern Shan States. Illustrated. Crown 8vo, 5s.
“There is a good deal of jocular description in this book, which, as the reader will
easily soo, has been introduced with an eye rather to amusement than to accuracy; but
after all the volume will have repaid the reader for the fow hours which may be spent
in its perusal if it conveys to him, as it is calculated to do, a fair impression of the
diſſiculties which beset the wayfarer in a strange land who, when in search of the
pleasuros of travel, begins his journey where he should leave off, and ends it where he
should have started.”—Athenaeum. - -
“Mr Younghusband's account of his adventures is written simply and without
exaggeration, but on the whole we think we would rather read about the Shan country
than travel in it.”—Literary World.
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§cientific (Cloth.3 : incluoing JBotany, Flatural
Thistory, &C,
A. BOAVA V/A, M. D., Brigade-Surgeon, Zndian Medical Serzice.
The Cultivated Oranges and Lemons of India and Ceylon. Demy
8vo, with oblong Atlas Volume of Plates, 2 vols. 3Os.
A'. BAA/THWAZZZ, M. D., F. L.S., &c.
The Sphagnaceae, or Peat Mosses of Europe and North America.
Illustrated with 29 Plates, coloured by hand. Imp. 8vo, 25s.
“All muscologists will be delighted to hail the appearance of this important work.
. . . Never before has our native moss-ſlora been so carefully figured and described,
and that by an acknowledged authority on the subject.”—Science Gossip.
“Mosses, perhaps, receive about as little attention from bota.uists as any class of
plants, and considering how admirably mosses lend themselves to the collector's
purposes, this is very remarkable. Something may be due to the minuteness of the
size of many of the species, and something perhaps to the difficulties inherent in the
systematic treatment of these plants; but we fancy the chief cause of comparative
neglect with which they are treated is to be sought in the want of a good illustrated
English treatise upon them. In the work which is now before us, Dr Braithwaite aims
at placing the British mosses on the same vantage-ground as the more favoured classes
of the vegetable kingdom ; and judging from the Sample lately issued, he will succeed
in his endeavours.”—Popular Science Review.
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British Hepaticae. Containing Descriptions and Figures of the Native
Species of Jungermannia, Marchantia, and Anthoceros. Imp. 8vo,
sewed, Parts I to 4, plain plates, 2s. 6d. each ; coloured plates,
3s. 6d. each.
M. C. COO KE, M.A., L.L. D.
The British Fungi : A Plain and Easy Account of. With Coloured
Plates of 40 Species. Fifth Edition, Revised. Crown 8vo, 6s.
“Mr Cooke writes for those whose education and means are limited, and with pre-
ominent success. It is really a pleasure to read the manuals which he has published,
for they are up to the mark, and so complete as to leave hardly anything to be desired.
The new work on the fungi appears to be equally valuable with those which he has
already printed. It contains descriptions of the esculent fungi, the manner in which
they are prepared for the table, how to discriminate the nutritious from the poisonous
species, details of the principles of their scientific classification, and a tabular arrange-
ment of orders and genera.”
Handbook of British Hepaticae. Containing Descriptions and Figures
of the Indigenous Species of Marchantia, Jungermannia, Riccia, and
Anthoceros, Illustrated. Crown 8vo, 6s.
“It is very creditable to Mr Cooke that the drawings in his book are all sketches
from nature made by his own pencil. This shows work, and is more respectable than
the too common practice of copying engravings from the authorities in the particular
branch of science. This little book is valuable, because in some respects it is certainly
a good guide-book to a number of edible fungi unknown to the public.”—Popular
Science Review.
“Probably no group in the British flora has received so little attention as the
Hepaticae. Dr M. C. Cooke has now filled up the gap by producing a ‘Handbook of
the British Hepaticae, containing full descriptions of all the species, about two hundred
in number, known to inhabit the British Islands.”—Wature. -
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Our Reptiles and Batrachians. A Plain and Easy Account of the
Lizards, Snakes, Newts, Toads, Frogs, and Tortoises indigenous to
Great Britain. New and Revised Edition. With original Coloured
Pictures of every Species, and numerous Woodcuts. Crown 8vo, 6s.
CONTENTS.
Reptiles and Snake-stones. The Blind Worm. The Common Frog.
The Common Lizard. The Common Snake. The Edible Frog.
The Sand Lizard. The Smooth Snake, The Common Toad.
The Green Lizard. The Viper, or Adder. Common Smooth Newt or
The Natterjack. Great Water Newt, Eft.
Palmate Nowt. Gray's Banded Newt. The Hawk'S-Bill Turtle.
The Leathery Turtle. Amphibia or Batrachians. Appendix.
“Mr Cooke has especially distinguished himself as a student of the fungi and the
fresh-water algae, his works on these orders being the standard treatises in English.
He has also paid some attention to zoology and chemistry, his education in these as in
other sciences being obtained by persistent self-instruction.”—Celebrities of the Century.
Rust, Smut, Mildew, and Mould. An Introduction to the Study of
Microscopic Fungi. Illustrated with 269 Coloured Figures by J.
E. Sowerby. Fifth Edition, Revised and Enlarged, with Appendix
of New Species. Crown 8vo, 6s.
Those of our readers who are the happy possessors of microscopes would welcome
this book with delight, as opening the way to a definite study of a most interesting
branch of plant life. The minute fungi, here so faithfully depicted by Mr Sowerby,
and so carefully described by Dr Cooke, have not only beauty of form and colour, but
wonderful life-histories. Every hedge or lane or piece of waste ground, even in the
suburbs of largo towns, will provide specimens, which may be easily preserved on the
plants which they attack or mounted as microscope slides.
Zmportant to Bolands/s and Students of AWałural AE/istory.
European Fungi (Hymenomycetum) — Synoptical Key to. Cooke
(M. C.) and Quelet (L., M.D., &c.)—Clavis Synoptica Hymenomy-
cetum Europaeorum. FCap. 8vo, 7s. 6d. ; or, interleaved with ruled
paper, 8s. 6d.
“Without pretending to high scientific quality, the work throughout is well fitted to
instruct and to attract a class of readers who might shrink from grappling with a
scientiſlo text-book.”—Saturday Review.
AAA’O/W COWV/AEA’.
The Animal Kingdom. With considerable Additions by W. B.
Carpenter, M.D., F.R.S., and J. O. Westwood, F.L.S. New
Edition, Illustrated with 500 Engravings on Wood and 36 Coloured
Plates. Imp. 8vo, 21s.
J. HUNTER, ſate Hon. Sec. of the British Bee-keepers’ Association.
A Manual of Bee-keeping. Containing Practical Information for
Rational and Profitable Methods of Bee Management. Full Instruc-
tions on Stimulative Feeding, Ligurianising and Queen-raising, with
descriptions of the American Comb Foundation, Sectional Supers,
and the best Hives and Apiarian Appliances on all systems. Fourth
Edition. With Illustrations. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d.
“We cordially recommend Mr Hunter's meat and compact Manual of Bee-keeping.
Mr EIunter writes clearly and well.”—Science Gossip.
“We are indebted to Mr J. Hunter, Honorary Secretary of the British Bee-keepers'
Association. His Manual of Bee-keeping, just published, is full to the very brim of
choice and practical hints fully up to the most advancod stages of Apiarian Science,
and its perusal has afforded us so much pleasure that we have drawn somewhat largely
from it for the benefit of our readers.”—Bee-keepers' Magazine (New York).
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A Handy Book of Rock Names. Feap. 8vo, 4s
“This will prove, we do not doubt, a very useful little book to all practical geologists,
and also to the reading student of rocks. Whom a difficulty is incurred as to a
species of deposit, it will soon vanish. Mr Kinahan's little book will soon make it all
clear. The work is divided into three parts. The first is a classified table of rocks, the
second part treats of the Ingenite rocks, and the third part deals with those rocks which
are styled Derivate. JDana's termination of yte has been most generally used by the
author, but he has also given the ile terminations for those that like them. The book
will be purchased, for it must be had, by every geologist; and as its size is small, it will
form a convenient pocket companion for the man who works over fleld and quarry.”—
Popular Science Review.
Professor Æ. ZANA/EST/EA'.
The Uses of Animals in Relation to the Industry of Man. New
Edition. Illustrated. Crown 8vo, 4s.
Silk, Wool, Leather, Bone, Soap, Waste, Sponges, and Corals, Shell-fish, Insects,
Furs, Feathers, Horns and Hair, and Animal Perfumes, are the subjects of the twelve
lectures on “The Uses of Animals.”
“In his chapter on “Waste,' the lecturer gives startling insight into the manifold
uses of rubbish. . . . . Dr Lankester finds a use for everything ; and he delights in
analysing each fresh sample of rejected material, and stating how each of its com-
ponent parts can be turned to the best account.”—Athencewm.
Practical Physiology: A School Manual of IIealth. With numerous
Woodcuts. Sixth Edition. Foap. 8vo, 2s. 6d.
CONTENTS.
Constitution of the Human Body. Breathing, or the Function of Respira-
Nature of the Food supplied to the Human tion.
Ody. The Structure and Functions of the
Digestion, and the Organs by which it is Skin.
performed. The Movements of the Human Body.
Nature of Blood and its Circulation by the The Brain and Norves.
IHeart. . The Organs of the Senses.
“Writing for schoolboys, Dr Lankester has been careful to consult their tastes.
There are passages in this little work which will make it popular, and the instructor
will probably be hailed by a name which is new to people of his class, that of a
“regular brick.’”—Athenaeum.
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Talks about Health : A Book for Boys and Girls. Being an Explana-
tion of all the Processes by which Life is Sustained. Illustrated.
Small 8vo, Is.
The Late EDWARD AWE WA/AM, F. Z.S.
British Butterflies. With many Illustrations. Super royal 8vo, 7s. 6d.
“The British butterflies have found a good friend in Mr Newman, who has given
us a history of their lives—from larva to imago, their habits and their whereabouts—
which is one of the most perfect things of the kind. And we are glad to read the
author's statement that his work has attained, while in progress, a sale that is almost
unattainable in English scientific works. Firstly, the work consists of a series of
notices to the young who may be disposed to go butterfly-hunting. And in them we
find the author's great experience, and we commend this part of his work to our
readers. The next part deals with the subjects of anatomy, physiology, and embryo-
logy of the insects; and finally we come to the separate account of each species. This
latter is admirably given. ... First comes a capital engraving, life size, of the species,
and then follows in order the life, history, time of appearance and locality, occupying
from a page to a page and a half or two pages of a large quarto (or nearly so) volume.
All this is done well, as we might expect from the author; it is clear, intelligible, and
devoid of much of the rubbish which abounds in books of this kind generally. We
must conclude by expressing the hope that all who are interested in insects will make
themselves aquainted with the volume.”—Popular Science Review.
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My Hundred Swiss Flowers. With a Short Account of Swiss Ferns.
With 60 Illustrations. Crown 8vo, plain plates, 12s. 6d. ; coloured
plates, 25s.
“The temptation to produce such books as this seems irresistible. The author
feels a want ; the want is undeniable. After more or less hesitation he feels he can
supply it. It is pleasantly written, and affords useful hints as to localitics.”—
Athenaewºn.
S. L. Z2O///PA/A2/E V.
A Little Brown Pebble, with Io full-page cuts. Feap. 4to, 3S. 6d.
“In the story of “A Little Brown Pebble,” its writer endeavours to introduce geo-
logical science into the nursery, showing what strange creatures lived in the ancient
seas, what monsters inhabited the primeval forests, and how our country alternated
between torrid heats and an arctic cold. The accuracy of the information is guaran-
teed by compotent authorities, and the illustrations are spirited. There is no reason
why tho attempt should not succeed.”—Academy, 21st December 1889.
A'. A'ſ/W/WEAE, A. Z.S.
The Land and Freshwater Shells of the British Isles. Illus-
trated with Io Photographs and 3 Lithographs, containing figures of
all the principal Species. Second Edition. Crown 8vo, 5s.
“This handsomely got up little volume supplies a long-folt want in a very ingenious
and trustworthy manner. The author is an enthusiastic conchologist, and writes
both attractively and well, and in a manner so simple and natural that we have no
fear that any ordinarily educated man will easily understand every phrase. But the
feature of this book which strikes us most is that every species of British land and
freshwator shell has been photographed, and here we have all the photographs, natural
size in the albertype process, so that the merest tyro will find no difficulty in identi-
fying any shell ho may flnd.”—Science Review.
J. S///7/7, A. Z.S.
Ferns : British and Foreign. Fourth Edition, revised and greatly en-
larged, with many illustrations. Crown 8vo, 7s. 6d.
“Each genus is described, and the technical characters upon which it is founded
are shown in the accompanying illustrations, and the indispensable technical terms
are explained by examples. The meaning and derivations of the botanical names of
ferns are also given in sufficient detail and with sufficient accuracy to meet the wants
of amateurs, if not of scholars. But perhaps the most valuable part of the work is that
devoted to instruction in the cultivation of ferns, which occupies some seventy pages
of the book. A bibliography of the subject and an excellent index make up the
remainder of this useful volume, which we recommend to all persons desirous of know-
ing something more about forms than being able to recognise them by sight.”—I’ield.
“Mr Smith's work entitles him to admiration for his industry and for the manifest
care with which he has studied his subject ; and his present enlarged work will certainly
become and be a standard library book of reference for all pteridologists and orna-
mental gardeners (whether professional or amateur) who devote attention to filiculture.
And there really is no family of plants which is more elegant than are ferns. Indi-
genous British ferns alone afford a most interesting scope, of research and collection.”
—Whitehall Review.
“This is a new and enlarged edition of one of the best extant works on British
and foreign ferns which has been called for by the introduction, during the interval
of ten years which has elapsed since the issue of the first edition, of a number of exotic
species which have been collected and arranged under their respective genera and
tribes as an appendix. There are thus introduced 234 entirely new species. The sixty
pages devoted to a treatise on the cultivation of ferns are invaluable to the fern-grower,
professional or amateur, describing the conditions under which ferns, grow in their
native country—knowledge which is e88cntial to their really successful cultivation
in this.”—Rural World.
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J. E. 7A VZO/8, F. L.S., F. G.S.
Flowers: Their Origin, Shapes, Perfumes, and Colours, Illus-
trated with 32 Coloured Figures by Sowerby, and 161 Woodcuts.
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 7s. 6d.
- CONTENTS
The Old and New Philosophy of Flowers—The Geological Antiquity of Flowers
and Insects—The Geographical Distribution of Flowers—The Structure of Flowering
Plants—Relations between Flowers and their Physical Surroundings—Relations
between Flowers and the Wind—The Colours of Flowers—The External Shapes of
Flowers—The Internal Shapes of Flowers—The Perfumes of Flowers—Social Flowers
—-Birds and Flowers—The Natural Defences of Flowering Plants.
“This is an altogether charming book, full of wisdom, cheerful, simple, attractive,
and informed throughout with a high purpose. Its object is to place within reach of
the general public in an agreeable form the results of the most recent and compre-
hensive botanical research. The author is so bold as to ask why flowers were made,
and is not without means to answer the question reverently and truthfully. He
connects them by the aids that science supplies with the history of creation, and the
records of the rocks, and with the history of man, and the progress of the agricultural
and horticultural arts. He tells us how they are influenced by soil and climate, how
changed and multiplied by insects and other agencies, how their seeds are blown
about the world, and how by in numerable divine appointments it at last comes about
that the life of a man is environed and beautified with flowers. The work is rich in
the results of travel, and it happily connects the vegetable products of the globe with
the conditions that favour them and the wants they satisfy. It is therefore a book
for all ages, and for botanists and gardeners, as well as for such as rather too gladly
confess they know nothing about plants. We should like to see it on every
family table in the whole length and breadth of the United Kingdom.”—Gardeners'
Magazime.
The Aquarium : Its Inhabitants, Structure, and Management.
Second Edition, with 238 Woodcuts. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d.
“Few men have done more to popularise the natural history science than the late
Dr Taylor. The work before us, while intended as a handbook to public aquaria, is
responsible for many attempts, successful and otherwise, at the construction of the
domestic article. The book is replete with valuablo information concerning persons
and things, while the directions for making and managing aquaria are very clear and
concise. The illustrations are numerous, suitable, and very good.”—Schoolmaster'.
“The ichthyologist, be it known, is not such a fearful or horrific ‘sort of wild-
fowl' as his name would seem to argue him. The prevalence of the breed, the extent
of its knowledge, the zeal of its enthusiasm, and the number of the aquaria it has
built for itself in town or country, are all part and parcel of that “march of science '
which took its impetus from Darwin and the “Origin of Species.” Those who do not
already know that useful book, ‘The Aquarium,' by Mr J. E. Taylor, Ph.D., F.L.S.,
&c., should procure this new edition (the sixth). It forms a convenient handbook or
popular manual to our public aquaria. The aquarium, its inhabitants, its structure
and its management, are the author's especial care. And with the help of well-k- a
works and a wide experience he has managed to put together a most praisewortny
book.”—Science Sifting.8.
Half-Hours in the Green Lanes. Illustrated with 3oo Woodcuts. Fifth
Edition. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d.
“A book which cannot fail to please the young, and from which many an older
reader may gleam here and there facts of interest in the field of nature. Mr Taylor
has endeavoured to collect these facts which are to be recorded daily by an observant
country gentleman with a taste for natural history; and he has attempted to put them
together in a clear and simple style, so that the young may not only acquire a love for
the investigation of nature, but may also put up (by reading this little book) an im-
portant store of knowledge. We think the author has succeeded in his object. He
has made a very interesting little volume, not written above the heads of its readers
as many of those books are, and he has taken care to have most of his natural history
observations very accurately illustrated.”—Popular Science Review.
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Half-Hours at the Seaside. Illustrated with 250 Woodcuts. Fourth
Edition. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d.
“The love of natural history has now become so prevalent, at least among purely
English readers, that we hardly meet a family at the seaside one of whose members
has not some little knowledge of the wonders of the deep. Now, of course, this love
of marine zoology is being vastly increased by the existence of the valuable aquaria
at the Crystal Palace and at Brighton. Still, however, notwithstanding the amount
of admirable works on the subject, more especially the excellent treatisés of Gosse
and others, there was wanted a cheap form of book with good illustrations which
should give a clear account of the ordinary creatures one meets with on the sands
and in the rock pools. The want no longer exists, for the excellent little manual that
now lies before us embraces all that could be desired by those who are entirely ignorant
of the subject of seaside zoology, while its mode of arrangement and woodcuts, which
are carefully drawn, combine to render it both attractive and useful.”— Popular
Science Review.
Tribing, ljeterinary), alto Elgriculture.
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How to Ride and School a Horse. With a System of Horse Gym-
nastics. Fourth Edition. Revised and Corrected. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d.
“He is well worthy of a hearing.”—Bell’s Life. -
“Mr Anderson is, without doubt, a thorough horseman.”—The Field.
“It should be a good investment to all lovers of horses."—The Farmer.
“There is no reason why the careful reader should not be able, by the help of this
little book, to train as well as ride his horses.”—Land and Water.
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The Horse, as he VVas, as he Is, and as he Ought to Be. Illustrated.
Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d.
“Written with a good object in view, namely, to create an interest in the im-
portant subject of horse-breeding, more especially that class known as general utility
horses. The book contains several illustrations, is well printed and handsomely
bound, and we hope will meet with the attention it deserves.”—Live Stock Journal.
|WZZZZAA/ PROCZ'OA”, Stud Groom.
The Management and Treatment of the Horse in the Stable, Field,
and on the Road. New and Revised Edition. Crown Svo, 6s.
“There are few who are interested in horses will fail to profit by one
portion or another of this useful work, Coming from a practical hand the
work should recommend itself to the public.”—Sportsman.
“There is a fund of sound common-sense views in this work which will be
interesting to many owners.”—Ficló.
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The Diseases and Disorders of the Ox. Second Edition. Demy 8vo,
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“This is perhaps one of the best of the popular books on the subject which has been
published in recent years, and demonstrates in a most unmistakable manner the great
advance that has been made in Bovine and Ovine Pathology since the days of Youatt.
. . . To medical men who desire to know something of the disorders of such an
important animal—speaking hygienically—as the Ox, the work can be recommended.”
—The Lancel. 3.
“It is clear, concise, and practical, and would make a very convenient handbook of
reference.”—Saturday Review.
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AROA'AºSSOA' SAMAZZLOOM.
The Future of British Agriculture. How Farmers may best be
Benefited. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d.
“Fortunately Prof. Sheldom has no mind to play the part of a prophet,
'but from the plenitude of a long experience gives sage counsel how to farm
abreast of the time and be ready for whatever may ensue. . . . This little
book is well worth reading, and it is pleasant to find that the professor by
no means despairs of the future of agriculture in England.”—Academy.
‘‘We welcome the book as a valuable contribution to our agricultural
literature, and as a useful guide to those branches in which the author
is especially qualified to instruct.”—Nature.
“In this beautifully printed and well-bound little book of 158 pp.,
Professor Sheldon, in his usual happy style, surveys the agricultural field,
and indicates what he thinks is the prospect in front of the British farmer.
Like a watchman he stands upon his tower—and when asked, What of the
might 2 he disavows not that we are in the night, but earnestly declares that
the morning cometh a pace. The professor is an optimist ; he does not believe
that the country is done, and still less does he favour the idea that, taking a
wide survey, the former days were better than these. On the contrary, he
urges that the way out of the wilderness is not by any by-path, but by going
right ahead; and, ere long, the man who holds the banner high will emerge
triumphant.”—Scottish Farmer.
JOHN WA ZSOAV, F. L.S.
£)rnithology in Relation to Agriculture and Horticulture, by various
writers, edited by John Watson, F.L.S., &c. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.–Miss Eleanor A. Ormerod, late Consulting
Entomologist to the Royal Agricultural Society of England; O. V. Aplin,
F.L.S., Member of the British Ornithologists' Union ; Charles Whitehead,
|F.L.S., F.G.S., &c., author of “Rifty Years of Fruit Farming ”; John
Watson, F.L.S., author of “A Handbook for Farmers and Small Holders ”;
the Rev. F. O. Morris, M.A., author of “A History of British Birds"; G. W.
Murdoch, late editor of The Fariner, Riley Fortune, F.Z.S. ; T. H. Nelson,
Member of the British Ornithologists’ Union; T. Southwell, F. Z.S. ; Rev.
Theo. Wood, B.A., F.I.S.; J. H. Gurney, jun., M.P. ; Harrison Weir,
F.R.H.S. ; W. H. Tuck.
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a * It is a book that every agriculturist should possess.”—Land and
Water.
“It is well to know what birds do mischief and what birds are helpful.
This book is the very manual to clear up all such doubts.”— Yorkshire Post.
“In these days of agricultural depression it behoves the former to study,
among other subjects, ornithology. That he and the gamekeeper often bring
down plagues upon the land when they fancy they are ridding it of a pest is
exceedingly well illustrated in this series of papers.”—Scotsman.
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SURGEON-MA/OR Z. A. WADA).EZZ, M.B., F. Z.S., F. R. G.S.,
Member of the Aoyal Asiatic Society, Anthropological /nstitute, &c.
The Buddhism of Tibet, with its Mystic Cults, Symbolism, and Mytho-
logy, and in its Relation to Indian Buddhism, with over 200 Illustra-
tions. Demy 8vo, 31s. 6d.
SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS:—Introductory. Historical : Changes in Primitive Bud-
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Lamaism. Doctrinal : Metaphysical Sources of the Doctrine—The Doctrine and its
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The Portuguese in Europe and Asia.
Portugal and the Portuguese.
Portuguese Discoveries in the Fifteenth
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Portuguese Conquests of India in the
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The Portuguese Empire in the Sixteenth
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The Portuguese Missions in Southern
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Early History of the Church in India.
First Meeting of the Portuguese with the
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Pioneers of the Portuguese Missions.
The Rise of the Jesuits.
The Jesuits in Portugal.
St Francis Xavier's Mission in India.
Subsequent Missions in the Sixteenth
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Roman Claim of Supremacy.
First Attempt, by the Franciscans.
Second Attempt, by the Jesuits.
The Struggle against Rome.
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The Synod of Diamper.
The Triumph of Rome.
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Badiation of Mission of Goa.
The Madura Mission.
Portuguese Missions in the Carnatic.
Syrian Christians in the Seventeenth
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