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An Exact CATALOGUE OF THE Nobility of England, AND LORDS SPIRITUAL, According to their Respective Precedencies; With all their TITLES of HONOR, (Whether by Creation, Succession, or Office,) And the Particular Times of their SEVERAL PROMOTIONS: Together with their Paternal Coats of Arms; And also those of the Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Sees In Blazon.

By Robert Dale, Gent. Blanch-Lion Pursuivant, and Dep. Register of the College of Arms.

— Inest sua gratia parvis.

LONDON Printed, and to be sold by Geo. Grafton, in the Middle-Temple-Lane, Fleetstreet. 1697.

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Du tres-haut, tres-puissant, et tres-illustre Prince GUJLLAUME Fils de la Princesse ANNE par le Prince GEORGE de DANEMARC; Chevalier du tres-noble Ordre de la JARTJER [...] Installé au Château de WJNDESORE le 24.me jou de Juillet, l'an MDCXCVI.

TO THE Most Illustrious and High-born Prince, WILLIAM Duke of Gloucester, &c. KNIGHT and COMPANION Of the Most Noble Order of the GARTER.

May it please your Highness;

YOUR near Relation to the Imperial Crown of England, whence those HONORS compris'd in this ensuing Treatise are deriv'd, in­duced [Page] me, with all Submissive Deference, to lay these First-fruits of my poor Endeavours at Your Highnesses Feet, as an humble Ob­lation of my Dutiful Service, in a modest Assurance of Your Fa­vourable Acceptance and Patro­nage; an Encouragement able to put Life into the Meanest Un­dertaker, and without which it must never have appear'd in Public, the Author being every way too Inconsiderable to afford it the least Protection.

The much-lov'd Name of Favourite GLOUCESTER, is alone sufficient to Guard it [Page] against the Censures of the Pre­judic'd and Envious, who, thro' a lazy Malignity, decry many very Useful Performances, rather than take the Pains of out-doing 'em by any Commendable At­tempts of their Own.

That Noble Disposition and Generous Condescension, Mighty PRINCE, so eminently Conspi­cuous in Your Highness, is too well Known, and justly Celebra­ted, to receive an Additional Lustre from any faint Enco­miums of mine: I shall there­fore readily acknowledge my own Inability, by declining the [Page] Custom of such Addresses, and on­ly Presume to make it my Con­stant and most Ardent Prayer, That Your Great Birth and Glo­rious Endowments may be further Ennobled by Your yet Greater and more Glorious Atchieve­ments; And that, as You are now in Your Blooming Youth, the Dar­ling Object of Great Britain's most Promising Hopes, so, in Your Riper Age, You may be the De­lightful Subject of its Loftiest Pa­negyrics, and Europe's united Admiration: That so, after You've attain'd the Highest Step of Earthly Grandeur, and nume­rous [Page] Years prosperously enjoy'd the Happy Honor, You may from thence have the easier Ascent to a Celestial Throne: Which, as 'tis the NATIONS Universal Wish, shall in a more especial manner be sincerely offer'd up to Heaven by,

Illustrious SIR,
Your HIGHNESS's Most humbly Devoted, and most Faithful Servant, ROBERT DALE.

☞ Note. The King of Sweden is very lately Dead, whereby the First Stall on the Prince's Side, in the Scheme of the Knights of the Garter, (inserted after the Preface) is become Void.

And, That the late PROMOTIONS, with the Alterations made at Court, upon His Majesty's going beyond Sea, are all carefully observ'd in the Supplemental Addenda, &c. following the Index.

THE PREFACE.

MY PROFESSION obliging me, in some measure, to acquaint my self with these Matters of HONOR, I began this Collection purely for my own pri­vate Satisfaction, and having finish'd it, was per­swaded to make it Public, in hope 'twould not prove altogether Unacceptable to the Curious, who rather want the Leisure than Convenience for a more Perfect Information, by consulting those large and elaborate Volumes Sir William Dugdale Knight, late Garter Principal King of Arms, (and some time Blanch-Lion Pursuivant Extraordinary) hath written on this Subject, I mean his BARONAGE and SUMMONS to PARLIAMENT, which I've chiefly follow'd, ex­cepting where by the Light of other Approv'd Authors, it may reasonably be Presum'd those BOOKS are mistaken.

What was further Requisite for Accomplishing this Work, is taken from the best Authorities and Intelligence that could well be had, and therefore I dare be Answerable 'tis less Erroneous than any [Page ii] Thing of the like kind yet extant; altho' it must fall short of Absolute Perfection, that (the Diffi­culties consider'd) being almost Impossible in such an Ʋndertaking.

The METHOD I've pursu'd herein, is so appa­rently easie and natural, it needs no Explanation: However, lest any may Except against the orderly Distribution of the Accidental Official Titles, 'twill notwithstanding be necessary for me frankly to acknowledge, That I could never yet observe there was any constant settl'd Rule for the due Regulation of 'em, but that every Writer on this Subject manifestly appears to have been gui­ded by his own particular Fancy, with some little Regard to the smoother Currency of Stile: So that having in this Composure first set down in order the Hereditary, and then subjoin'd all the other Temporary Honors, which occurr'd to my Knowledg, with respect to their closer Connexion and Affinity; I shall not here in the least Endeavour to Justifie (much less Impose) my Opinion, but freely afford every one (as Occasion requires) the liberty of ranking them according to their various Judg­ments and Discretion.

I may rationally suppose NONE can be so wil­fully Blind, as not to perceive, That the CREA­TIONS for the most part have Reference to the [Page iii] nearer or more remote Ancestors or Ancestor of the respective Nobleman to whom they are im­mediately apply'd, and generally concentre in Him, as the Heir by Lineal or Collateral Succession, ac­cording to the Prime Entails, unless in some of the latest Promotions, which are therefore both Ob­vious and well enough Known to've been Conferr'd on the present Possessors.

But the Baronies by Writ being many times de­riv'd thro' several Heirs general successively, seem'd (I confess) to exact a more Intelligible Deduction; for notwithstanding the Different Summons of the Families by whom they Descend, to those who now enjoy the Titles, be punctually recounted, some Persons (it's probable) may expect I should have been more Express; yet that will be soon Answer'd for, if't be consider'd, I propose not a full and per­spicuous Illustration of their Genealogical Se­ries, (as being already Perform'd by Able Hands) but only a Slight Glance at the Intermedial Course of such Honors (by Female Heirs) from one Sur­name to another, for the more certain Passage to their Original Source and Rise.

Nevertheless, in some sort to Excuse my self, and partly remove that Inconvenience, I shall gratifie the Reader with a summary Account of all the Barons call'd to Parliament by Writ, treated of in [Page iv] this small Piece, as they present themselves to View in the several Pages thereof, whereunto the Num­bers foregoing 'em exactly refer, viz.

  • Pag. 10. Howard, (Duke of Norfolk, Num. 1.) Baron Howard by Writ; And also Baron Mowbray by Sum­mons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Mow­bray; Duke of Norfolk, and Baron Mowbray, the First Earl-Marshal of England.
  • This Illustrious Family came to the Earldom of Arun­del (a Local Honor) by Inheritance of Arundel-Castle (and Summons to Parliament, in right of an Heiress) from Fitz-Alan, to whom the Title descended by one of the Heirs Female of Albini, whose Ancestor had the Earl­dom of Arundel, with the Castle, by Marriage of Queen Adeliza Dowager to King Henry the First, as her Dowry, it having been forfeited to the Crown by the Rebellion of Robert de belismo Earl of Arundel, whose Father Roger de Montgomery was advanc'd to this Earldom by William the Conqueror.
  • 18. Butler, (Duke of Ormond, N. 8.) Baron Butler of Moor-Park, by Writ.
  • 19. Somerset, (Duke of Beaufort, N. 9.) Baron Her­bert; by Summons, upon having married the Heiress of Herbert Earl of Huntingdon, and Baron Herbert.
  • 24. Talbot, (Duke of Shrewsbury, N. 15.) Baron Talbot, by Writ.
  • 36 Stanley, (Earl of Derby, N. 3.) Baron Strange of Knokyn, by Summons, upon having married an Heiress of the Baron Strange of Knockin.
  • 37. Maners, (Earl of Rutland, N. 4.) Baron Roos [Page v] of Hamlake, by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Roos of Hamlake. And also Baron Maners of Haddon by Writ.
  • 38. Hastings, (Earl of Huntingdon, N. 5.) Baron Hungerford by Summons, upon having married an Heiress of the Baron Hungerford.
  • 40. Clinton, (Earl of Lincoln, N. 7.) Baron Clinton by Writ. And also Baron Say by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Say.
  • — Howard, (Earl of Suffolk, N. 8.) Baron Howard of Walden, by Writ.
  • 44. Compton, (Earl of Northampton, N. 14.) Ba­ron Compton of Compton by Writ.
  • 48. Fane, (Earl of Westmorland, N. 19.) Baron Le Dispenser by Descent (thro' an Heiress of Nevil, Baron Bergavenny, who married the Heiress of Beau­champ, Baron Bergavenny, to whom the Title of Le Dispenser came) from an Heiress of Spenser Earl of Gloucester, and Baron Le Dispenser.
  • 52. Bertie, (Earl of Lindsey, N. 23.) Baron Wil­lughby of Eresby, by Summons in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Willughby of Eresby.
  • 53. Mordaunt, (Earl of Peterborough, N. 24.) Baron Mordaunt by Writ.
  • 57. Tufton, (Earl of Thanet, N. 30.) Baron Clifford in right of Descent from an Heiress of Clifford Earl of Cumberland, and Baron Clifford.
  • 68. Lennard, (Earl of Sussex, N. 46.) Baron Dacres by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Fienes, to whom the Title descended (by another Heiress) from the Baron Dacres.
  • [Page vi]72. Berkeley, (Earl of Berkeley, N. 51.) Baron Berke­ley (a Local Honor) by Tenure and Writ.
  • 74. Bertie, (Earl of Abingdon, N. 54.) Baron Norris by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Norris.
  • 76. Darcy, (Earl of Holderness, N. 56.) by Writ, in right of Descent. And also Baron Conyers, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Conyers, and by Writ.
  • 77. Windsor-Hickman, (Earl of Plymouth, N. 57.) Baron Windsor by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Windsor.
  • 79. Stafford-Howard, (Earl of Stafford, N. 60.) Ba­ron Stafford in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Stafford.
  • 92. Fiennes, (Viscount Say and Seal, N. 3.) Baron Say and Seal by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Say.
  • 94. Yelverton, (Viscount Longueville, N. 7.) Baron Grey of Ruthen by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Longevile, to whom the Title descend­ed (by another Heiress) from Grey Earl of Kent, and Baron Grey of Ruthen.
  • 119. Nevile, Baron of Bergavenny, (N. 1.) by Pos­session of the Castle of Bergavenny and Summons, upon marrying an Heiress of Beauchamp, Baron of Bergavenny, to whom the Title came by Entail from Hastings Earl of Pembroke, whose Ancestor had Bergavenny by an Heiress of Cantilupe, to whom it descended (by another Heiress) from Marshal Earl of Pembroke, who came to it by an Heiress of Braose, [Page vii] who likewise had it from Bruere by another Heiress.
  • 120. Touchet, Baron Audley, (N. 2.) by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Audley.
  • — Bertie, Baron Willughby of Eresby, (N. 3.) by Writ; being Son and Heir apparent to the Earl of Lindsey, Baron Willughby of Eresby, by Descent and Summons.
  • 121. West, Baron La Warr (N. 4.) by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron La-Warr.
  • 122. Berkeley, (commonly call'd Viscount Dursley) Ba­ron Berkeley of Berkeley, (N. 5.) by Writ; being Son and Heir apparent to the Earl of Berkeley, &c. Baron Berkeley by Summons and Tenure.
  • 123. Parker, Baron Morley (N. 6.) by Summons in right of Descent from an Heiress of Lovel, to whom the Title descended (thro' the Issue of a younger Son) from the Baron Morle, whose Ancestor married the Heiress of Marshal, Baron of Rye. And also Baron Monteagle by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Stanley, Baron Mont-Egle.
  • 124. Shirley, Baron Ferrers (N. 7.) by Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Devereux Earl of Essex, &c. and Baron Ferrers, whose Ancestor had the Title upon Marriage of another Heiress of the Baron Ferrers, anciently Earl Ferrers, and of Derby.
  • — Mildmay, Baron Fitz-Walter (N. 8.) by Sum­mons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of Rad­cliff Earl of Sussex, &c. and Baron Fitz-Walter, to whom the Title came by Descent, from an Heiress of the Baron Fitz-Walter.
  • 125. Sutton, Baroness Dudley (N. 9.) originally by [Page viii] Summons, in right of Descent from an Heiress of So­mery, to whom the Castle of Dudley (a Barony by Tenure) descended (by an Heiress) from Paganel, and was anciently the Possession of Fitz-Ausculph.
  • 126. Verney, Baron Willughby of Broke (N. 11) by Summons, in right of Descent (thro' an Heiress of Grevile) from Sir Robert Willughby, Knight of the Garter, Baron of Broke.
  • 127. Wharton, Baron Wharton (N. 13.) by Writ.
  • 128. Paget, Baron Paget (N. 15.) by Writ.
  • 130. North, Baron North (N. 17.) by Writ. And also Baron Grey of Rolston by Writ.
  • 132. Sydney, (commonly call'd Viscount Lisle) Baron Sydney (N. 20) by Writ; being Son and Heir appa­rent to the Earl of Leicester, &c. Baron Sydney by Patent.
  • 134. Stuart, Baroness Clifton of Leighton Broms­would (N. 24.) by right of Descent from an Heiress of the Baron Clifton of Layton Bromswould.
  • 145. Boyle, Baron Clifford of Launsborough (N. 42) by Summons, in right of Descent from the Baron Clif­ford of Lanesborough, (his Father) summon'd by Writ; being Grandson and Heir apparent to the Earl of Burlington, &c. Baron Clifford of Launsburgh by Patent.
  • 146. Granville, (commonly call'd Viscount Landsdown) Baron Granville (N. 48.) by Writ; being Son and Heir apparent to the Earl of Bath, &c. Baron Gren­vile by Patent.
  • 153. Osborne, (commonly call'd Marquis of Carmar­then) Baron Osborne (N. 54) by Writ; being Son and Heir apparent to the Duke of Leeds, &c. Baron Osborn by Patent.

Having with all possible Brevity thus far clear'd my way, I shall next proceed to Remark, That in the ARMS I've carefully noted where the Mo­dern Usage varies from the strictness of the An­cient Bearing, whether by Augmentation or otherwise; So likewise where the Maternal Coat hath been Assum'd, and the Paternal either Disus'd or entirely Relinquish'd.

By the Hints under this Head, 'twill not be dif­ficult to guess whose Natural Issue those were, who are either Illegitimate, or descend from such An­cestors; as for instance, in the Duke of Berwick, The Arms of King James the Second are describ'd within a Bordure Componé Gules and Azure; the First charg'd with Lions of England, and the Last with Fleurs de Lis of France, (the Distinction give him by that King) denoting both his Illegiti­macy and Father.

In the Proper Coats of several LORDS SPI­RITUAL, for default of Constant Entries in our Visitation-Registers, I was under a necessity of ha­ving Recourse to Seals and Sculptures, where the Colours not appearing, or being (at best) very dubi­ously distinguish'd, I thought 'twould much better be­come me (in so great an Incertainty) to acquiesce with giving some Notice of the Charge, and leave the Blazon deficient, than unadvisedly hazard the not doing their Lordships Right, or (perchance) Injur­ing [Page x] any other Families of their or another Name.

It remains now I should suggest but One Thing more to inform the Reader, That for rendring my DESIGN complete, I have Prefix'd a SCHEME which by Inspection shews him the Installations of the Knights of the Garter respectively, and likewise Affix'd a Perfect INDEX, Alphabetically digested, whereby he may certainly find what TITLES of HO­NOR exist in any of the Nobility, as also in what Counties those Places lie from whence they are as­sum'd; most especially Useful to such as may be Unacquainted, who are really PEERS, or only Titular Lords, by the Courtesie of England; as the Eldest Sons of Noblemen, bearing their Fa­ther's Inferiour Title.

To conclude; As neither my Years nor Reading furnish'd me with any great Advantages for this ESSAY, wherein too I've been wholly destitute of all foreign Assistance; So, no Pains hath been spar'd, which might conduce to make it Correct: Therefore, I hope, 'twill find the more Candid Con­struction from the Ingenuous Perusers: And to such as may Dislike it, I shall Address my self on­ly with an Apology borrow'd from Horace;

— Si quid novisti rectius istis,
Candidus imperti: Si non, his utere mecum.

A True LIST of all the present KNIGHTS of the most Noble ORDER of the GARTER, in a SCHEME of the STALLS of the SOVERAIGN and KNIGHTS COMPANIONS of the said most Noble ORDER, as they now stand in the ROYAL CHAPPEL of St. GEORGE within the COLLEGE in the CASTLE at WINDSOR; shewing the TIMES of their respective INSTALLATIONS.

The SOVERAIGNS Side.3. CHRISTIERN the 5th, King of Denmark, &c. 22 Apr. 1663, 15 Car. 2, being then Prince Royal.1. The SOVERAIGN WILLIAM the 3d, King of ENGLAND, &c.2 CHARLES the 11th King of Sweden, &c. 29 Maii 1671, 23 Car. 2.4. Prince GEORGE of Denmark, &c. 8 Apr. 1684, 36 Car. 2.The PRINCES Side.
5. Frederick the 3d, Marquis of Brandenburgh, Prince Elector, and Great Chamberlain of the Sacred Roman Empire, &c. 5 Jun. 1694, 6 Will. & Mariae.6. George-William Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg-Zell, Prince of the Sacred Roman Empire, &c. 5 Jun. 1694, 6 Will. & Mariae.
7. Prince William (Duke of Gloucester) Son of the Prin­cess Ann, by Prince George of Denmark, &c. 24 Jul. 1696, 8 Will. 3.8. Auberie Earl of Oxford, &c. 5 Apr. 1661, 13 Car. 2.
9. Henry Duke of Beaufort. 3 Jun. 1672, 24 Car. 2, being then Marquis of Worcester, &c.10. William Duke of Bedford, &c. 3 Jun. 1672, 24 Car. 2. being then Earl of Bedford, &c.
11. Charles Duke of Southampton, &c. 1 Apr. 1673, 25 Car. 2. being then Stiled Earl of Southampton, and Heir in Reversion to the Duchy of Cleveland, &c.12. John Marquis of Normanby. 28 Maii 1674, 26 Car. 2, being then Earl of Mulgrave, &c.
13. Thomas Duke of Leeds, &c. 19 Apr. 1677, 29 Car. 2. being then Earl of Danby, &c.14. Charles Duke of Richmond, &c. 20 Apr. 1681, 33 Car. 2.
15. Charles Duke of Somerset, &c. 8 Apr. 1684, 36 Car. 2.16. George Duke of Northumberland, &c. 8 Apr. 1684, 36 Car. 2.
17. Henry Duke of Norfolke, &c. 22 Jul. 1685, 1 Jac. 2.18. Henry Earl of Peterborow, &c. 22 Jul. 1685, 1 Jac. 2.
19. Laurence Earl of Rochester, &c. 22 Jul. 1685, 1 Jac. 2.20. Loüis Earl of Feversham, &c. 25 Aug. 1685, 1 Jac. 2.
21. Robert Earl of Sunderland, &c. 23 Maii 1687, 4 Jac. 2.22. James Duke of Ormond, &c. 5 Apr. 1689, 1 Will. & Mar.
23. William Duke of Devonshire, &c. 14 Maii 1689, 1 Will. & Mariae, being then Earl of Devonshire, &c.24. Charles Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, &c. 24 Feb. 1691, 4 Will. & Mariae.
25. Charles Duke of Shrewsbury, &c. 5 Jun. 1694, 6 Will. & Mariae.26. William Earl of Portland, &c. 25 Mar. 1697, 9 Will. 3.

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AN Exact Catalogue OF THE NOBILITY OF ENGLAND, &c.

DUKES, Of the Blood-Royal.

THE most High, Puissant,Dukes. By K Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. and most Illustrious Prince, WILLIAM Duke of Gloucester, only surviving Child of her Royal Highness the Prin­cess Ann, by Prince George of Den­mark, and Knight Companion of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

BIRTH, &c.

This Prince was born at Hampton-Court, on Wednesday the 24th of July, 1689, (1 Will. & Mariae) about Four [Page 2] of the Clock in the Morning, and Baptiz'd on Saturday following, the 27th of the same Month, in the Even­ing, by the Right Reverend Father in God Henry Lord Bishop of London: the King's most Excellent Majesty, with the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, Lord Chamberlain, being Godfathers; and the most Noble Lady Gertrude, Mar­chioness of Halifax, Godmother.

HONORS.

His Illustrious Highness, when Christn'd, was then immediately de­clar'd Duke of Gloucester, by his Un­cle King William the Third, and ele­cted into the most Noble Order of the Garter, at a Chapter of the Order held at Kensington 6 Jan. 1695, (7 Will. 3.) in the Evening, by the Soveraign and eleven Knights Companions of the said most noble Order; and having been first Knighted by the Soveraign with the Sword of State, was afterwards Invested with the Garter and George, (the two principal Ensigns of the Or­der) [Page 3] with the usual Ceremonies: and Install'd at Windsor on Friday the 24th of July, 1696, (his Birth-day) by the Dukes of Norfolk, Devonshire, and Shrewsbury, Commissionated by His Majesty for that purpose; his Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, with the Dukes of Southampton and Northumberland, the Earls of Rochester and Dorset, Knights Companions of the said Order, being present at the So­lemnity.

ARMS.

The Arms of the Four Kingdoms, viz. First; Quarterly, 1st and 4th France; Azure, three Fleurs de Lis Or. 2d and 3d England; Gules, three Lions passant guardant in pale Or. Secondly, Scotland; Or, a Lion rampant within a double Tressure counter story Gules. Thirdly, Ireland; Azure, an Harp Or, stringed Argent: and Fourthly; Quarterly, France and England, as the First; with a Label of three Points Argent, the middlemost charg'd with the Cross of St. George, (i. e. a Cross Gules) and an Inescocheon of his Paternal Coat of Denmark.

Note. The King's Sons, the King's Brothers, the King's Uncles, the King's Nephews, or the King's Brother's or Sister's Sons, have Precedency before all other Dukes; and are Princes of the Royal Blood of England.

Of the Royal Family.

THE most High, Puissant, and most Illustrious Prince GEORGE, Hereditary Prince of Denmark and Nor­way, and of the Goths and Vandals, Duke of Schleswick, Holstein, Stormar, Dith­march, and Cumberland, Earl of Olden­burgh, Delmenhorst, and Kendal, Baron of Wockingham, (only Brother to Chri­stiern the Fifth, King of Denmark, &c.) Knight Companion of the most Noble Order of the Garter, and one of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Duke of the County of Cumberland, Earl of Kendal (in Westmorland) and Baron of Ockingham (in Com. Berks) 6 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Or, Semè of Hearts Gules, and three Lions passant guardant in pale Azure, Crown'd of the First.

ARCHBISHOPS and GREAT OFFICERS, Arch-Bps, and Great Officers. By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. who take Place above all Dukes not of the Blood Royal.

But note. By a Special Act of Parliament, for the Naturalization of the most Noble Prince GEORGE of Denmark, and setling his Precedence, it is enacted, That Prince George of Denmark, from and after his be­ing created Duke and Peer of this Realm, shall Take, Hold, and Enjoy, during the term of his Natural Life, the Place and Rank in and out of the Lords House of Parliament, before the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and all other Great Of­ficers, and the Dukes, and all other Peers of this Realm, any Law, Statute, or Custom whatsoever to the contrary notwithstanding. Which Bill had the Royal Assent, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

I. Archbishop of Canterbury.

1. THE most Reverend Father in God, THOMAS TENI­SON, D. D. by Divine Providence [Page 6] Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, his Grace, Primate of all England, and Me­tropolitan; one of the Lords of his Ma­jesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Lincoln, 10 Jan. 1691. and Translated to Canterbury 16 Jan. 1694.

ARMS.

The Archiepiscopal See; Azure, a Pasto­ral Staff in pale Argent, ensign'd with a Cross patè Or, surmounted by a Pall of the Second, edged and fringed as the Third, charged with four like Crosses fitched Sable. His Grace bears as his Coat; three Leo­pards heads [...] jessant Fleurs de Lis [...] over all a Bend ingrail'd

II. Lord High Chancellor, or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England.

1. The right honourable Sir JOHN SOMMERS Knight, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England, and one of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

III. Archbishop of York.

2. The most Reverend Father in God, JOHN SHARPE, D. D. by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of York, his Grace, Primate of En­gland, and Metropolitan.

CONSECRATION.

Archbishop the 5th of July, 1691.

ARMS.

The Archiepiscopal See; Gules two Keys endors'd in Saltire (the dexter surmount­ing the sinister) Argent, in chief an Imperial Crown Or. His Grace's Coat; Azure, a Pheon Argent, within a Border Or, charg'd with eight Tor­teauxes.

IV. Lord High Treasurer of England.

3. This Office is now executed by Commissioners.

V. Lord President of the Council.

3. The high, puissant, and most noble Prince THOMAS OSBORNE, Duke of Leeds, &c. Lord President of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council. See more among the Dukes, Num. 16.

VI. Lord Privy Seal.

4. The most Noble and Puissant Lord THOMAS HERBERT, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, &c. Lord Keeper of His Majesties Privy Seal. See more among the Earls, Num. 6.

Other DUKES and DUCHESSES.

Dukes. By K. Rich. 3. and K. Hen. 8.1. THE High, Puissant, and most Noble Prince HENRY HOWARD, Duke of Norfolke, He­reditary Earl-Marshal of England; Earl of Arundel, Surrey, Norfolk and Norwich, Baron Mowbray, Howard, Segrave, Brewse (of Gower) Fitz-Alan, Warren, Clun, Oswaldestre, Maliravers, Greystock, Fur­nival, Verdon, Lovetot, Strange (of Blackmere) and Howard of Castle-Rising: After the Princes of the Royal Blood, First Duke, Earl and Baron of England, Chief of the Illustrious Family of the Howards, Constable and Governor of his Majesties Royal Castle and Honor of Windsor, Lord Warden of Windsor Forrest, Lord Lieutenant of the Coun­ties of Norfolk, Surrey, and Berks, of the City of Norwich and County of the same, as also Custos Rotulorum for the said Counties of Norfolk and Berks, one of the Lords of his Majesties most [Page 10] honourable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter, &c. Fellow of the Royal Society.

CREATIONS.

Baron Howard, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, per Hen. 6. 15 Octob. (1470) in the 10th Year of King Ed­ward the 4th, and also 19 Aug. (1472) 12 Edw. 4. Earl Marshal and Duke 28 Jun. (1483) 1 Ric. 3. Earl of Surrey, 28 Jun. (1483) 1 Ric. 3. Con­firm'd 3 Nov. (1492) 8 Hen. 7. And again, 13 May (1509) 1 Hen. 8. A­gain Earl of Surrey, and Duke, 1 Febr. (1515) 5 Hen. 8. Earl of Arundel [a Feudal Honor, or Local Dignity, as anciently adjudg'd in Parliament, 8 July (1433) 11 Hen. 6.] by Inheritance and Possession of that Castle only, without any other Creation, and summons to the Par­liament 16 Jan. (1580) 23 Eliz. by De­scent; originally as well before as after the Conquest, by K. Will. 1. and by Maud the Empress (temp. Steph.) confirm'd by K. Hen. 2. and also 27 Jun. (1189) 1 Ric. 1. Earl of Norfolk, 6 Jun. [Page 11] (1644) 20 Car. 1. Baron Howard of Castle-Rising, by Letters Patent, 27 Mar. (1669) 21 Car. 2. Earl of Nor­wich and Earl-Marshal Hereditary, 19 Octob. (1671) 24 Car. 2. Baron Moubray by Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 6 Mar. (1678) 31 Car. 2. And likewise 21 Mar. (1639) 31 Car. 1. by Descent; originally, 8 Jun. (1294) 22 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, a Bend between six Cross-croslets fitchè Argent; with an Augmentation, Scilt. In medio Bendae Armorum prae­fati Ducis proprii Nominis, viz. Scuto de Howard, integram medietatem supe­rioris partis Leonis rubei, sagittâ ore con­fossi, depictique rectis Coloribus Armorum Regni Scotiae, [or as the learned Cam­den explains it; In media area illa Ar­gentea transversa (Bendam vocant) scu­tum aureum cum dimidiato Leone rubro, sagittâ ore transfixo, intra ejusdem coloris Limbum duplicem utrin (que) liliatum.] That is to say; In the midst of the Bend on an Escocheon Or, a Demi-Lion rampant [Page 12] (pierced thro' the Mouth with an Arrow) within a double Tressure counterflory Gules.

Note. His Grace the Duke of Norfolk hath Precedence of all the other Dukes, not only by his Creation, but likewise in re­spect of his Office; for, as Earl-Marshal of England, he is to take place with the Lord Great Chamberlain, Lord Great Constable [but after them] and Lord High-Admiral of England, Lord Steward and Lord Chamberlain of the Kings Houshould, next after the Lord Privy-Seal, above all other Personages being of the same Estate and Degree.

Great Of­ficer.WILLIAM CAVENDISH, Duke of Devonshire, &c. Lord Steward of His Majesties most Honourable Houshold. See more among the Dukes, Num. 18.

By K. Edw. 6. 2. CHARLES SEYMOƲR, Duke of Somerset, Earl of Hertford, Vis­count Beauchamp, Baron Seymour, Beau­champ of Hache, and Seymour of Troubridg, Chancellor of the University of Cam­bridge, [Page 13] Dukes. By K. Edw. 6. and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter; Lord of the Ho­nours of Cockermouth and Petworth in right of Elizabeth his Duchess, who is Heir to the Baronies of Percy, Lucy, Poynings, Fitz-Payne, Bryan and Lati­mer, being sole Daughter and Heir to Josceline the eleventh and last Earl of Northumberland, of that most Illustri­ous Family.

CREATIONS.

Viscount, 5 Jun. (1536) 28 Hen. 8. Earl, 18 Octob. (1537) 29 Hen. 8. Baron Seymour by Letters Patent, 15 Feb. (1546) 1 Ed. 6. Duke, 16 Feb. 1 Ed. 6. Baron Beauchamp, and again Earl, 13 Jan. (1558) 1 Eliz. Further Grant of Baron of Parliament, and of Earl, 14 May (1608) 6 Jac. 1. And Ba­ron Seymour of Troubridge by Letters Patent, 19 Febr. (1640) 16 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Quarterly; 1st, an Augmentation, viz. Or, on a Pile Gules, between six Fleurs de Lis Azure, three Lions of England, [Page 14] 2dly,Duches­ses. the Paternal Coat of Seymour Scilt. Gules, two Wings conjoin'd in Lure Or.

By K. Cha. 2.3. BARBARA VILLIERS, Duchess of Cleveland, Countess of Southampton, and Baroness of Non-such.

CREATIONS.

Baroness, Countess and Duchess, 3 Aug. (1670) 22 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Cross Gules, five E­scallops Or; with a Crescent for diffe­rence.

4. LOƲISE de QƲEROƲALLE, Duchess of Portsmouth, Countess of Fareham, and Baroness of Petersfield.

CREATIONS.Dukes. By K. Cha. 2.

Baroness, Countess and Duchess, 19 Aug. (1673) 25 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Barry of Six Argent and Azure.

5. CHARLES LENOS, Duke of Richmond and Lenox, Earl of March and Darnley, Baron of Settrington and Methuen, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron of Settrington, Earl of March and Duke of Richmond, (being English Honours) 9 Aug. (1674) 27 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King Charles the 2d, within a Bordure componè Argent and Gules; the Argent charged with Verdoy of Roses of the Second, barbed and seeded Proper.

[Page 16]6. CHARLES FITZ-ROY, Duke of Southampton (Heir in Re­version to the Dutchy of Cleveland, &c.) Earl of Chichester, and Baron of New­bery, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Earl and Duke, 10 Sept. (1674) 27 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King Charles the 2d, with a Baston sinister Ermin.

7. CHARLES FITZ-ROY, Duke of Grafton, Earl of Ewston, (Heir in Reversion to the Earldom of Arlington, &c.) Viscount Ipswich, and Baron of Sudbury.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 16 Aug. (1671) 24 Car. 2. And Duke 11 Sept. (1674) 27 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King Charles the 2d, with a Baston sinister Componè Argent and Azure.

8. JAMES BƲTLER, Duke, Marquis and Earl of Ormond, Earl of Brecknock and Ossory, Viscount Thurles, Baron Butler of Lanthony, and Butler of Moor-Park; Baron of Arclo; Chief Butler of the Kingdom of Ireland; Lord of the Royalties and Franchises of the County Palatine of Tiperary; one of the Lieutenant-Generals of His Majesties Army; Colonel and Captain of the Second Troop of the King's Guards; Gentleman of His Majesties Royal Bedchamber; Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset; one of the Lords of His Majesties most honoura­ble Privy Council in England and Ire­land; Chancellor of the Universities of Oxford and Dublin; High Steward of the City of Westminster, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter.

CREATIONS.

Earl of Ormond, 2 Nov. (1328) 2 Edw. 3. Again Earl of Ormond, as also Earl of Ossory, 13 Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. And Marquis, 30 Aug. (1642) 18 Car. 1. being Irish Honors. Earl of Brecknock, and Baron Butler of Lanthony in Wales, 20 Julii (1660) 12 Car. 2. Duke in Ireland, 13 Mar. (1660) 13 Car. 2. Duke in En­gland, 9 Nov. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

Baron Butler of Moor-Park, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 14 Sept. (1666) 18 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Or, a Chief indented Azure.

9. HENRY SOMERSET, Duke of Beaufort, Marquis and Earl of Worcester, Baron Herbert, Lord of Ragland, Chepstow, and Gower, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter.

CREATIONS.

Baron jure Uxoris, and by Letters Patent 26 Nov. (1506) 22 Hen. 7. Originally by Descent, and Writ of Summons to Par­liament, 26 Julii (1461) 1 Edw. 4. Earl, 1 Feb. (1513) 5 Hen. 8. Mar­quis, 2 Nov. (1642) 18 Car. 1. And Duke, 2 Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of Henry Beaufort Duke of Somerset, viz. Quarterly; France and England, within a Bordure componè Ar­gent and Azure.

10. GEORGE FITZ-ROY, Duke and Earl of Northumberland, Viscount Falmouth, Baron of Pontefract (vulgo Pomfret) and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 1 Octob. (1674) 26 Car. 2. And Duke, 6 Apr. (1683) 35 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King Charles the Se­cond, with a Baston sinister componè Er­min and Azure.

11. CHARLES BEAƲCLAIR, Duke of St. Albans, Earl of Burford, and Baron of Heddington, Master-Fal­coner to His Majesty, and Captain of the Honourable Band of Gentlemen Pensioners.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Earl, 27 Dec. (1676) 28 Car. 2. And Duke, 10 Jan. (1683) 35 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King Charles the Second, with a Baston sinister Gules, charg'd with three Roses Argent, seeded and barbed Proper.

[Page 21] 12. JAMES FITZ-JAMES,Dukes. By K. Jam. 2. Duke of Berwick, Earl of Tinmouth, and Baron of Bosworth.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Earl, and Duke, 19 Mar. (1687) 3 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of King James the Second, within a Bordure componè Gules and Azure, the Gules charg'd with Lions of England, and the Azure with Fleurs de Lis of France.

13. CHARLES POƲLET, By K. Will. 3. and Q Mary 1. Duke of Bolton, Marquis of Winchester, Earl of Wiltshire, and Baron St. John of Basing, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum for the County of Southam­pton, the Town of Southampton and County of the same, Lord Warden of the New Forrest in Hamshire, Colonel of a Regiment of Foot in the King's [Page 22] Service, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 9 Mar. (1538) 30 Hen. 8. Earl, 19 Jan. (1549) 3 Edw. 6. Marquis, 11 Octob. (1551) 5 Edw. 6. And Duke, 8 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Sable, three Swords, their Points in Pile Argent, the Hilts Or, with a Crescent for difference.

14. MEINHARDT SCHON­BƲRG, Duke of Schonberg and Lein­ster, Marquis of Harwich, Earl of Brentford and Bangor, Baron of Teyes and Tarragh, Lieutenant-General and Commander in chief of all His Ma­jesties Land-Forces within the King­dom of England, Dominion of Wales, and Town of Berwick upon Tweed; [Page 23] One of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy Council; Count of the Sacred Roman Empire, and Mertola, Grandee of Portugal, &c.

CREATIONS.

Baron of Teyes, Earl of Brentford, Marquis of Harwich, and Duke of Schonberg, (English Honors) 9 Maii (1689) 1 Will. & Mar. Baron of Tarragh, Earl of Bangor, and Duke of Leinster, (Irish Honors) 3 Mar. (1691) 4 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, an Inescocheon Sable, over all a Carbuncle of eight Rays Or, with a Cre­scent for difference.

15. CHARLES TALBOT, Duke of Shrewsbury, Marquis of Alton, Earl of Shrewsbury, Weysford, and Waterford, Baron Talbot, Strange (of Blackmere) Furnival, Verdon, Lovetot, Gifford (of Brimsfield) Comyn (of Bade­nagh) [Page 24] Valence and Mountchensey, Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of Wor­cester and Hereford, as also of the City of Worcester and County of the same; one of the King's Principal Secretaries of State, one of the Lords of His Ma­jesties most Honourable Privy Coun­cil, and Knight of the most Noble Or­der of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron Talbot, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 5 Jun. (1330) 4 Edw. 3. Earl of Shrewsbury, 20 Maii (1442) 20 Hen. 6. Earl of Weysford — and Earl of Waterford, 17 Julii (1446) 24 Hen. 6. both Irish Honors. Mar­quis and Duke, 30 Apr. (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Gules, a Lion rampant within a Bor­dure ingrail'd, Or.

16. THOMAS OSBORNE, Duke of Leeds, Marquis of Carmarthen, [Page 25] Earl of Danby, Viscount Latimer, Ba­ron Osborne of Kiveton, (vulgò Keeton) and Baronet, Lord President of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council, Lord Lieutenant of the East, West, and North Ridings in the County of York, of the City of York, and County of the same; as also Custos Rotulorum for the East Riding of York­shire, and the Liberties of Ripon and Cawood, in the said County; Governor of His Majesties Town and Fortress of Kingston upon Hull, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 13 Julii (1620) 18 Jac. 1. Baron and Viscount, 15 Aug. (1673) 25 Car. 2. Earl, 27 Jun. (1674) 26 Car. 2. Marquis, 20 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. And Duke, 4 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Quarterly Ermin, and Azure, a Cross Or.

[Page 26]17. WILLIAM RƲSSELL, Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Tavistock, Earl of Bedford, Baron Russel, and Ba­ron Russel of Thornhaugh, Baron How­land of Streatham, Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of Bedford and Cambridge, and during the minority of Wriothesly (commonly call'd Marquis of Tavi­stock) his Grandson and Heir apparent, Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex, as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County and the Liberty of Westminster, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Ho­nourable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron Russel, by Letters Patent, 9 Mar. (1538) 30 Hen. 8. Earl, 19 Jan. (1549) 3 Edw. 6. Baron Russel of Thornhaugh, 21. Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. Marquis and Duke, 11 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae. And Baron How­land of Streatham, 13 Jan. (1695) 7 Will. 3.

ARMS.

Argent, a Lion rampant Gules, on a Chief Sable, three Escallops of the First.

18. WILLIAM CAVENDISH, Duke of Devonshire, Marquis of Har­tingdon, Earl of Devonshire, and Baron Cavendish of Hardwick, Lord Steward of His Majesties most Honourable Houshold, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby, and Custos Rotu­lorum for the said County, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honou­rable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1. Earl, 17 Aug. (1618) 16 Jac. 1. Marquis and Duke, 12 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Ma­riae.

ARMS.

Sable, three Harts-heads caboched Ar­gent, attired Or.

[Page 28]19. JOHN HOLLES, Duke of Newcastle, Marquis and Earl of Clare, and Baron Houghton of Hough­ton, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham, and Custos Rotulorum for the said County, as also for the Town of Nottingham and County of the same.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 9 Julii (1616) 14 Jac. 1. Earl, 2 Nov. (1624) 22 Jac. 1. Marquis and Duke, 14 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Ermin, two Piles (their Points meeting in base) Sable.

Dukes are usually stiled by the King, Our Right Trusty and Right entirely Beloved Cou­sins; but when of His Ma­jesties most Honourable Pri­vy-Council, then with the addition of, and Councellors.

MARQUISSES.

Marquisses By K. Cha. 2.1. THE most Noble and Puissant Prince WILLIAM SAVILE, Marquis and Earl of Halifax, Viscount Halifax, Baron Savile of Eland, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron and Viscount, 13 Jan. (1667) 19 Car. 2. Earl, 16 Julii (1679) 31 Car. 2. And Marquis, 17 Aug. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Bend Sable, three Owls of the First.

2. WILLIAM HERBERT, By K. Jam. 2. Marquis and Earl of Powys, Viscount Montgomery of the Town of Montgome­ry, [Page 30] Baron Powys of Powys, Marquisses By K. Jam. 2. and Baro­net.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 16 Nov. (1622) 20 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 2 Apr. (1629) 5 Car. 1. Earl, 4 Apr. (1674) 26 Car. 2. Viscount and Marquis, 24 Mar. (1687) 3 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Per pale Azure and Gules, three Lions rampant Argent, arm'd Or.

By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2.3. JOHN SHEFFEILD, Marquis of Normanby, Earl of Mul­grave, and Baron Sheffeild of Butterwike, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 16 Febr. (1546) 1 Edw. 6. Earl, 7 Febr. (1625) 1 Car. 1. And Marquis, 10 Maii. (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Marquisses By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2.Argent, a Chevron between three Garbs Gules.

Marquisses are usually stiled by the King, Our Right Trusty and entirely Beloved Cousins; but when of His Majesties most Honourable Privy Council, then with the addition of, and Coun­cellors.

Other great Officers. By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2.Other GREAT OFFICERS who take Place (in respect of their Offices) above all of their Degree.

I. Lord Great Chamberlain of England.

1. THE most Noble and Puissant Lord ROBERT BERTIE, Earl of Lindsey, &c. Lord Great Cham­berlain of England. See among the Earls, ante Num. 1, and more Num. 23.

II. Earl-Marshal of England.

2. The High, Puissant, and most Noble Prince HENRY HOWARD, Duke of Norfolke, &c. Hereditary Earl-Marshal of England. See more among the Dukes, Num. 1.

III. Lord High Admiral of England.

3. This Office is now executed by Commissioners.

IV. Lord Steward of the King's Houshold.

4. The High, Puissant, and most Noble Prince WILLIAM CAVEN­DISH, Duke of Devonshire, &c. Lord Steward of His Majesties most Honou­rable Houshold. See among the Dukes, inter Num. 1, & 2. And more, Num. 18.

V. Lord Chamberlain of the King's Houshold.

5. The most Noble and Puissant Lord CHARLES SACKVILE, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, &c. Lord Chamberlain of His Majesties most Honourable Houshold. See among the Earls, ante Num. 1, and more, Num. 9.

EARLS.

Earls. Great Of­ficers.THE most Noble and Puissant Lord ROBERT BERTIE, Earl of Lindsey, &c. Lord Great Cham­berlain of England. See more after­wards, Num. 23.

CHARLES SACKVILE, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, &c. Lord Chamberlain of His Majesties most Honourable Houshold. See more after­wards, Num. 9.

By Maud the Empr. &c.1. The most Noble and Puissant Lord AƲBREY de VERE, Earl of Oxford, Baron Bolbeck, Saunford, and Badlesmere; one of the Lieutenants General of the King's Army, Colonel and Captain of His Majesties Regi­ment of Horse-Guards, Lord Lieute­nant of the County of Essex, and Cu­stos Rotulorum for the said County, [Page 35] Gentleman of the King's Royal Bed-chamber,Earls. By Maud the Empr. &c. one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Earl, in King Stephen's time, by Maud the Empress (anno 1137) sans date. Confirm'd by Henry her Son, right Heir of England and Normandy; also sans date: And again Confirm'd by the same Henry when he was King, by the Name of Hen. 3. sans date. The Baronies of Heirs general.

ARMS.

Quarterly, Gules and Or, a Mollet in the First quarter Argent.

2. ANTHONY GREY, By K. Edw. 4. Earl of Kent, Chief of the Ancient and Il­lustrious House of Grey, from which are descended and branched the Barons of Rotherfield, Codnore, Wilton, Ruthin, Groby and Rugemont; the Viscount [Page 36] Lisle, Earls. By K. Edw. 4. the Earl of Stamford, the Marquis Dorset, and the Duke of Suffolk, all of that Surname, deriv'd from the Castle and Honor of Grey in Picardy, their Pa­trimony before the Conquest.

CREATION.

Earl, 30 Maii (1465) 5 Edw. 4.

ARMS.

Barry of Six Argent and Azure, in Chief three Torteauxes.

By K. Hen. 7. 3. WILLIAM STANLEY, Earl of Derby, Baron Stanley, Strange (of Knokyn) and Mohun, Lord of Man and the Isles.

CREATIONS.

Baron Stanley, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 24 Maii (1461) 1 Ed. 4. And Earl, 27 Octob. (1485) 1 Hen. 7.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Bend Azure, three Staggs Heads Caboched Or.

[Page 37]4. JOHN MANERS, Earls. By K. Hen. 8. Earl of Rutland, Baron Roos, (of Hamlake) Trusbut and Belvoir, Baron Maners of Haddon, and Lord Lieutenant of the County of Leicester.

CREATIONS.

Baron Roos, by Descent and Writ of Summons to Parliament, 12 Nov. (1515) 7 Hen. 8. Anciently, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1. and 8 Jun. (1294) 22 Edw. 1. Originally, 24 Dec. (1264) 49 Hen. 3. Earl, 18 Jun. (1525) 17 Hen. 8. And Baron Maners of Haddon, by Writ of Summons to Parlia­ment, 29 Apr. (1679) 31 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Or, two Barrs Azure, a Chief Quar­terly of the Second, and Gules; the first charg'd with two Fleurs de Lis of France, and the last with a Lion of En­gland; which Chief was anciently Gules, and the Charge thereon is an Augmenta­tion.

[Page 38] 5. THEOPHILƲS HASTINGS, Earl of Huntingdon, Baron Hastings, Hungerford, Botreaux, Molins, and Moels.

CREATIONS.

Baron Hastings, by Letters Patent, (1461) 1 Edw. 4. Baron Hungerford jure Uxoris, and by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 15 Nov. (1482) 22 Edw. 4. By Descent; Originally, 7 Jan. (1425) 4 Hen. 6. And Earl, 8 Dec. (1529) 21 Hen. 8.

ARMS. Argent, a Maunch Sable.

By K. Edw. 6.6. THOMAS HERBERT, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Ba­ron Herbert (of Caerdiff) Ros (of Ken­dal) Parr, Fitz-Hugh, Marmion, St. Quintin, and Herbert of Shurland, Lord Keeper of His Majesties Privy Seal, one of the King's Plenipotentiaries for the Treaty of a General Peace; [Page 39] Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of Wilts, Monmouth, Pembroke, Earls. By K Edw. 6. Carmar­then, Cardigan, Breccon, Glamorgan and Radnor, of the Town and County of Haverford West, Town of Carmarthen and County of the same; as also Custos Rotulorum for the said Counties of Pembroke and Glamorgan, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honou­rable Privy Council, and Fellow of the Royal Society.

CREATIONS.

Baron Herbert of Caerdiff by Letters Patent, 10 Octob. (1551) 5 Edw. 6. Earl of Pembroke, 11 Octob. (1551) 5. Edw. 6. Baron Herbert of Shur­land, and Earl of Montgomery, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

The Arms of William Herbert Earl of Pembroke (temp. Edw. 4.) viz. Per pale Azure and Gules, three Lions ram­pant Argent, arm'd Or; with a Bordure compone Or and Gules; the last charg'd with Pesants, which Charge hath been long left off, and the Bordure since wholly disus'd.

[Page 40] Earls. By Q. Eliz. 7. HENRY CLINTON, Earl of Lincoln, Baron Clinton and Say.

CREATIONS.

Baron Clinton, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 6 Feb. (1298) 27 Ed. 1. And Earl, 4 Maii (1572) 14 Eliz.

ARMS.

Argent, Six Cross-croslets fitchè (3, 2, & 1) Sable, on a Chief Azure, two Mollets Or, pierced Gules; but of late the Crosses have been disus'd.

By K. Jam. 1.8. HENRY HOWARD, Earl of Suffolk, and Baron Howard of Wal­den, Commissary-General of the Mu­sters, and House-keeper of His Maje­sties Royal Palace of Audley-end.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Writ of Summons to the Par­liament, 24 Octob. (1597) 39 Eliz. And Earl, 21 Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Duke of Norfolk [Num. 1.Earls. By K. Jam. 1.] with a Crescent for Diffe­rence.

9. CHARLES SACKVILLE, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, Baron of Buckhurst, and Baron Cranfeild of Cranfeild, Lord Chamberlain of the King's most Honourable Houshold, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex, and Custos Rotulorum for the said County, High Steward of the Bo­rough of Stratford upon Avon, one of the Lords of His Majesties most ho­nourable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter.

CREATIONS.

Baron Buckhurst, by Letters Patent, 8 Jun. (1566) 8 Eliz. Earl of Dor­set, 13 Mar. (1603) 1 Jac. 1 Baron Cranfeild of Cranfeild, and Earl of Middlesex, 4 Apr. (1675) 27 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Quarterly Or and Gules, a Bend Vaire.

10. JAMES CECILL, Earl of Salisbury, Viscount Cranburne, and Ba­ron (Cecill) of Essingdon, Lord High Steward of the Borough of Hertford, elect.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 13 Maii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. And Confirm'd 13 Aug. (1603) 1 Jac. 1. Viscount, 20 Aug. (1604) 2 Jac. 1. And Earl, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Exeter next ensuing, [Num. 11.] viz. Barry of Ten Argent and Azure, over all six Escoche­ons Sable, each charg'd with a Lion rampant of the First, with a Crescent for difference.

11. JOHN CECILL, Earl of Exeter, and Baron of Burleigh.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 25 Feb. (1570) 13 Eliz. And Earl, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Barry of Ten Argent and Azure, over all six Escocheons Sable, each charg'd with a Lion rampant of the First.

12. JOHN EGERTON, Earl of Bridgwater, Viscount Brackley, Ba­ron of Ellesmere, and Knight of the Ho­nourable Order of the Bath, Lord Lieu­tenant of the County of Buckingham, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 21 Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. Viscount, 7 Nov. (1616) 14 Jac. 1. And Earl, 27 Maii (1617) 15 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

The Arms of Sir Richard Egerton of Ridley, in Com. Pal. Cestr. Knight, viz. Argent, a Lion rampant Gules, be­tween three Pheons Sable, with a Bor­dure ingrail'd of the last, which Bordure hath of late been disus'd.

13. PHILIP SYDNEY, Earl of Leicester, Viscount Lisle, and Baron Sydney of Penshurst.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 13 Maii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. Viscount, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1. And Earl, 2 Aug. (1618) 16 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Or, a Pheon Azure.

14. GEORGE COMPTON, Earl of Northampton, and Baron Com­pton of Compton, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick, City of Coven­try, and County of the same; as also [Page 45] Custos Rotulorum for the said County of Warwick.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Writ of Summons to Par­liament, 8 Maii (1572) 14 Eliz. And Earl, 2 Aug. (1618) 16 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, a Lion passant Guardant Or, be­tween three Helmets Argent, garnish'd Gold, which Lion is an Augmentation.

15. CHARLES RICH, Earl of Warwick and Holand, Baron Rich of Leighs, and Baron of Kensington.

CREATIONS.

Baron Rich, by Letters Patent, 16 Feb (1546) 1 Edw. 6. Earl of Warwick, 6 Aug. (1618) 16 Jac. 1. Baron of Kensington by Letters Patent, 8 Mar. (1622) 20 Jac. 1. And Earl of Ho­land, 24 Sept. (1624) 22 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, a Cheveron between three Cros­ses Botonè Or.

16. BAZIL FEILDING, Earl of Denbigh and Desmond, Viscount Feilding and Callen, Baron Feilding of Newnham-Padox, and Baron Feilding of the Caghe, Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons in the King's Army.

CREATIONS.

Baron Feilding of Newnham-Padox, and Viscount Fielding, 30 Dec. (1620) 18 Jac. 1. Earl of Denbigh, 14 Sept. (1622) 20 Jac. 1. being all English Ho­nors. Baron Feilding of the Caghe, Viscount Callen, and Earl of Desmond, (Irish Honors) 22 Nov. (1622) 20 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Fess Azure, three Lo­zenges Or.

[Page 47]17. JOHN DIGBY, Earl of Bristol, and Baron Digby of Shirburne, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset, and Custos Rotulorum for the said County.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 25 Nov. (1618) 16 Jac. 1. And Earl, 15 Sept. (1622) 20 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Azure, a Fleur de Lis Argent, with a Mollet for Difference.

18. PAƲLET St. JOHN, Earl of Bolenbroke, and Baron St. John of Bletso; Custos Rotulorum for the Coun­ty of Bedford, and Recorder of the Town of Bedford.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 13 Jan. (1558) 1 Eliz. And Earl, 28 Dec. (1624) 22 Jac 1.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Chief Gules, two Mollets pierc'd Or.

19. VERE FANE, Earl of Westmorland, Baron le Dispenser and Burghersh.

CREATIONS.

Baron Burghersh and Earl, 29 Dec. (1624) 22 Jac. 1. Recognition of the Barony of Le Dispenser by Letters Pa­tent, 25 Maii (1604) 2 Jac. 1. Ori­ginally by Descent; and Summons to Par­liament, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Azure, three left-hand Gauntlets, Or.

[Page 49]20. CHARLES MONTAGƲ, Earl of Manchester, Viscount Mande­vile, and Baron Montagu of Kimbolton, Captain of the Yeomen of His Maje­sties Guard, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Huntingdon, and Custos Ro­tulorum for the said County.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 19 Dec. (1616) 18 Jac. 1. And Earl, 5 Feb. (1625) 1 Car. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Montagu, [Num. 64.] viz. Argent, three Lozen­ges in Fess Gules, within a Bordure Sable, with a Crescent for Difference.

21. THOMAS HOWARD, Earl of Berkshire, Viscount Andover, and Baron Howard of Charlton.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 23 Jan. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. And Earl, 6 Feb. (1625) 1 Car. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Duke of Norfolk, [Num. 1.] with a Crescent upon a Cre­scent for Difference.

22. RICHARD SAVAGE, Earl Rivers, Viscount Colchester, and Viscount Savage of Rock-Savage, Baron Darcy of Chich, and Baronet, one of the Lieutenants-General of Horse in the King's Army, Captain and Colo­nel of His Majesties third Troop of Horse-Guards, Lord Lieutenant of the County-Palatine of Chester, City of Chester, and County of the same; as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County-Palatine of Chester.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Viscount Savage of Rock-Savage, 4 Nov. (1626) 2 Car. 1. Viscount Colchester, and Earl, upon the Death of Thomas (Darcy) Earl Rivers, &c. [21 Feb. (1639) 15 Car. 1.] who had been created Viscount, 5 Julii (1621) 19 Jac. 1. And Earl, 4 Nov. (1626) 2 Car. 1. Baron Darcy of Chiche by De­scent, and Writ of Summons to the Parlia­ment, 23 Jan. (1558) 1 Eliz. Originally by Letters Patent, 5 Apr. (1551) 5 Edw. 6.

ARMS.

Argent, Six Lions rampant (3, 2, & 1.) Sable.

23. ROBERT BERTIE, Earl of Lindsey, Baron Willughby of Eresby, Lord Great Chamberlain of England, and Forrester; Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln, as also of the City of Lincoln and County of the same [Page 52] City; Custos Rotulorum for the parts of Holand, Kesteven, and Lindsey in the said County of Lincoln, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honou­rable Privy-Council, and Fellow of the Royal Society.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 16 Jan. (1580) 23 Eliz. by Descent; Originally, 26 Julii (1313) 7 Edw. 2. And Earl, 22 Nov. (1626) 2 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, three Battering Rams bar­ways Proper, arm'd and garnish'd A­zure.

24. HENRY MORDAƲNT, Earl of Peterborow, and Baron Mor­daunt of Turvey, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 4 Maii (1532) 24 Hen. 8. And Earl, 9 Mar. (1627) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron between three Estoils Sable.

25. THOMAS GREY, Earl of Stamford, Baron Grey of Groby, Bonvile and Harington, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Devon, as also Custos Rotu­lorum for the said County and the County of Leicester, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honou­rable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron Grey of Groby, by Letters Pa­tent, 21 Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. And Earl, 26 Mar. (1628) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Kent, [Num. 2] viz. Barry of Six Argent and Azure, in Chief three Torteauxes, with a Label of three Points Ermin.

26. CHARLES FINCH, Earl of Winchelsey, Viscount Maidstone, Ba­ron Fitz-Herbert of Eastwell, and Ba­ronet, Lord of the Royal Mannor of Wye.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Viscount, 8 Julii (1623) 21 Jac. 1. Earl, 12 Julii (1628) 4 Car. 1. And Baron, by Letters Patent, 26 Jun. (1660) 12 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron between three Gri­phons passant Sable.

27. EVELIN PIERPONT, Earl of Kingston (upon Hull) Viscount [Page 55] Newark, and Baron Pierpont of Holm-Pierpont.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 29 Jun. (1627) 3 Car. 1. And Earl, 25 Julii (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, Semè of Cinquefoils Gules, and a Lion rampant Sable.

28. CHARLES DORMER, Earl of Caernarvon, Viscount Ascot, Baron Dormer of Wenge, and Baro­net.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 10 Jun. (1615) 13 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 30 Jun. (1615) 13 Jac. 1. Viscount and Earl, 2 Aug. (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Azure, ten Billets (4, 3, 2, & 1) Or, on a Chief of the Second, a Lion naissant Sable.

[Page 56]29. PHILIP STANHOPE, Earl of Chesterfeild, and Baron Stan­hope of Shelford.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 7 Nov. (1616) 14 Jac. 1. And Earl, 4 Aug. (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Quarterly Ermin, and Gules.

30. THOMAS TƲFTON, Earl of Thanet, Baron Clifford, and Baron Tufton of Tufton, Lord West­morland and Vescy, and Baronet; Lord of the Honor of Skipton in Craven, and Hereditary Sheriff of the County of Westmorland.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron Tufton by Letters Patent, 1 Nov. (1626) 2 Car. 1. Earl, 5 Aug. [Page 57] (1628) 4 Car. 1. And allow'd Ba­ron Clifford in Parliament, 12 Dec. (1691) 3 Will. & Mar. by Descent; originally by Writ of Summons, 29 Dec. (1299) 28 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, an Eagle display'd Ermin, with­in a Bordure Argent.

31. ROBERT SPENSER, Earl of Sunderland, and Baron Spenser of Wormleighton, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 21 Julii (1603) 1 Jac. 1. And Earl, 8 Jun. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Quarterly, Argent and Gules, in the Second and Third a Fret Or, over all a Bend Sable, charg'd with three Escallops of the First.

[Page 58] 32. ROBERT LEKE, Earl of Scarsdale, Baron Deincourt of Sutton, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 22 Maii (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron, by Letters Patent, 26 Octob. (1624) 22 Jac. 1. And Earl, 11 Nov. (1645) 21 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Saltire ingrail'd Sable, nine Annulets Or.

By K. Cha. 2.33. EDWARD MONTAGƲ, Earl of Sandwich, Viscount Hinching­brook, and Baron Montagu of St. Neots, Master of the Horse to his Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 12 Julii (1660) 12 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Montagu,Earls By K. Cha. 2. [Num. 64.] viz. Argent, three Lozen­ges in Fess Gules, within a Bordure Sable, with a Mollet for Difference.

34. HENRY HYDE, Earl of Clarendon, Viscount Cornbury, and Ba­ron Hyde of Hindon, Knight of the Honourable Order of the Batb, High Steward of the University of Oxford, one of the Governors of the Charter-house, and Fellow of the Royal So­ciety.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 3 Nov. (1660) 12 Car. 2. Viscount and Earl, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Cheveron between three Lo­zenges Or.

[Page 60]35. ALGERNON CAPELL, Earl of Essex, Viscount Maldon, and Baron Capel of Hadham, Gentleman of the King's Royal Bedchamber, Colo­nel of a Regiment of Dragoons in His Majesties Army, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hertford, Custos Rotu­lorum for the said County, as also for the Town of St. Albans in Hertfordshire, and Liberty of the same.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 6 Aug. (1641) 17 Car. 1. Viscount and Earl, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Lion rampant between three Cross-croslets fitchè Or.

36. ROBERT BRƲDNELL, Earl of Cardigan, Baron Brudnel of Stanton-Wivil, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 26 Apr. (1627) 3 Car. 1. And Earl, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron Gules, between three Morions Azure.

37. JAMES ANNESLEY, Earl of Anglesey, Viscount Valencia, Ba­ron Annesley of Newport-Painel, Baron Mount-Norris, and Baronet of Ireland.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, — Viscount in Reversion, after the Death of Hen­ry (Power) Viscount Valencia, who was Created so, 11 Mar. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. And Baron Mount-Norris, 18 Feb. (1628) 4 Car. 1. being Irish Honors. Baron Annesley of New­port-Paganel, and Earl, (English Honors) 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Paly of Six Argent, and Azure, a Bend Gules.

38. JOHN GRANVILLE, Earl of Bathe and Carboile, Viscount Gran­ville of Lansdown, Baron Granville of Biddiford and Kilkhampton, Lord of Thorigny and Granville, Lord Warden of the Stannaries, Chief Steward of the Dutchy of Cornwall, Ranger of St. James's Park, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron Granville of Kilkhampton and Biddiford, Viscount Granville of Lans­down, and Earl of Bathe, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2. Licens'd to use the other Titles of Honor, viz. Earl of Carboile, Thorigny, and Granville, by Warrant, 26 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, three Horsemens Rests Or.

39. CHARLES HOWARD, Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Howard of Morpeth, and Baron Dacres of Gillesland, Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of Westmorland and Cumberland, Governor of Carlisle, and Vice-Admiral of the Sea-Coasts adjacent.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as the Duke of Norfolk, [Num. 1.] with a Mollet for difference.

40. WILLIAM CRAVEN, Earl of Craven, Viscount Craven of Ʋffington, Baron Craven of Hampsted-Marshal, and Knight; one of the Go­vernors of the Charter-house.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 12 Mar. (1626) 2 Car. 1. Viscount and Earl, with a new Entail of the Barony, 16 Mar. (1663) 16 Car. 2. And a further En­tail of the Barony only, 11 Dec. (1665) 17 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess between six Cross-croslets fitchè Gules.

41. THOMAS BRƲCE, Earl of Ailesbury and Elgin, Viscount Bruce of Ampthill, Baron Bruce of Whorlton, Skelton and Kinloss, and Hereditary High Steward of the Honor of Ampthill.

CREATIONS.

Baron Bruce of Kinloss, by Letters Patent, 8 Jul. (1604) 2 Jac. 1. And Earl of Elgin, 21 Jul. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. being Scotch Honors. Baron Bruce of [Page 65] Whorlton, by Letters Patent, 1 Aug. (1641) 17 Car. 1. Baron Bruce of Skelton, Viscount, and Earl, (all English Honors) 18 Mar. (1663) 16 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Or, a Saltite and Chief Gules, on a Canton Argent, a Lion rampant Azure; which Canton is the Arms of Bruce of Skelton.

42. RICHARD BOYLE, Earl of Burlington, alias Bridlington, and Cork, Viscount Dungarvan, Baron Clif­ford of Lansborough, and Baron Boyle of Youghall.

CREATIONS.

Baron Boyle of Youghall, by Letters Patent, 6 Sept. (1616) 14 Jac. 1. Vis­count Dungarvan, and Earl of Cork, 16 Octob. (1620) 18 Jac. 1. being Irish Honors. Baron Clifford of Lans­burgh by Letters Patent, 4 Nov. (1644) 20 Car. 1. And Earl, (both English Honors) 20 Mar. (1663) 16 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Party per Bend Crenellè Argent, and Gules.

43. ISABELLA FITZ-ROY, (Duchess of Grafton, &c.) Countess of Arlington, Viscountess Thetford, and Baroness Arlington of Arlington, alias Harlington.

CREATIONS.

Countess, Viscountess, and Baroness, upon the Death of her Father Henry (B [...]net) Earl of Arlington, &c. who had been Created Baron by Letters Patent 14 Mar. (1663) 16 Car. 2. And Viscount and Earl, 22 Apr. (1672) [...]4 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of Fitz-Roy, as before, among the Dukes, Num. 7. impaling Benet, viz. Gules, a Mound Or, between three Demi Lions rampant Argent.

[Page 67]44. ANTHONY-ASHLEY COOPER, Earl of Shaftesbury; Ba­ron Ashley of Wimborne St. Giles, Baron Cooper of Pawlet, and Baronet; Vice-Admiral of the Sea-Coasts of Dorset­shire, as also of the Town and County of Poole.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 4 Julii (1622) 20 Jac. 1. Baron Ashley of Wimborne St. Giles by Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2. Baron Cooper of Paulet, and Earl, 23 Apr. (1672) 24 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, three Bulls passant Sable, arm'd Or, which properly is the Arms of Ashley.

45. EDWARD-HENRY LEE, Earl of Lichfeild, Viscount Quarendon, Baron of Spelsbury, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 5 Jun. (1674) 26 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess between three Crescents Sable.

46. THOMAS LENNARD, Earl of Sussex, and Baron Dacres of Herst-Monceaux.

CREATIONS.

Adjudged and declared Baron, 8 Dec. (1634) 2 Jac. 1. by Descent, and Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 5 Apr. (1614) 12 Jac. 1. Formerly accepted and declared by Letters Patent, 7 Nov. (1458) 37 Hen. 6. Originally Sum­mon'd by Writ, 15 Maii (1321) 14 Edw. 2. and — (1300) 28 Edw. 1. Earl, 5 Octob. (1674) 26 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Or, on a Fess Gules, three Fleurs de Lis of the First.

47. LOƲIS de DƲRAS, Earl of Feversham, Viscount Sondes of Lees-Court, Baron Duras of Holdenby, and Baron Sonds of Throwley, Lord Cham­berlain of her Majesties the Queen Dowager's Houshold, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter.

CREATIONS.

Baron Duras of Holdenby by Letters Patent, 19 Jan. (1672) 24 Car. 2. Baron of Throwley, Viscount and Earl in Reversion, after the Death of George (Sondes) Earl of Feversham, &c. who was Created so, 8 Apr. (1676) 28 Car. 2

ARMS.

Quarterly; 1st and 4th Gules, a Lion rampant Argent. 2d and 3d Argent, a [Page 70] Bend Azure, with a Label of three Points Or, for Difference.

48. CHARLES GERARD, Earl of Maclesfeild, Viscount Brandon, and Baron Gerard of Brandon, Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster, and of the Counties of Montgomery, Denbigh, Flint, Carnarvan, Merioneth, and Anglesey; Vice-Admi­ral of the Coasts of Cheshire and Lan­cashire, City of Chester, and County of the same, and Colonel of a Regi­ment of Horse in His Majesties Ar­my.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 8 Nov. (1645) 21 Car. 1. Viscount and Earl, 21 Jul. (1679) 31 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Saltire Gules, charg'd with an Imperial Crown Proper, which Charge is an Augmentation.

[Page 71]49. CHARLES-BODVILE ROBERTS, Earl of Radnor, Vis­count Bodmyn, Baron Roberts of Truro, and Baronet; Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall, and Custos Rotu­lorum for the said County.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 3 Jul. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 26 Jan. (1624) 22 Jac. 1. Viscount and Earl, 23 Jul. (1679) 31 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, three Estoils and a Chief Wavy Or.

50. WILLIAM PASTON, Earl of Yarmouth, Viscount Yarmouth, Ba­ron Paston of Paston, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 8 Jun. (1641) 17 Car. 1. Baron and Viscount, 19 Aug. (1673) [Page 72] 25 Car. 2. And Earl, 30 Jul. (1679) 31 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, six Fleurs de Lis (3, 2, & 1) Azure, and a Chief indented Or.

51. GEORGE BERKELEY, Earl of Berkeley, Viscount Dursley, Ba­ron Berkeley of Berkeley-Castle, Mowbray, Segrave, and Breaus (of Gower); Custos Rotuloram for the County of Surrey; one of the Governors of the Charter-House, and Fellow of the Royal So­ciety.

CREATIONS.

Baron Berkeley (a Feudal Honor) by Tenure of the Castle of Berkeley, and Writ of Summons to Parliament, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1. Viscount and Earl, 11 Sept. (1679) 31 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Cheveron between ten Crosses formè (6 above, and 4 below) Argent.

[Page 73]52. DANIEL-FINCH, Earl of Nottingham, Baron Finch of Daven­try, and Baronet; one of the Gover­nors of the Charter-house.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 7 Jun. (1660) 12 Car. 2. Baron by Letters Patent, 10 Jan. (1673) 25 Car. 2. And Earl, 12 Maii (1681) 33 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Winchelsey [Num. 26.] viz. Argent, a Cheveron between three Griphons passant Sable, with a Crescent for Difference.

53. LAƲRENCE HYDE, Earl of Rochester, Viscount Hyde of Kenil­worth, and Baron of Wotton-Basset, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter, one of the Governors of the Char­ter-house.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 23 Apr. (1681) 33 Car. 2. And Earl, 29 Novemb. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as his Brother the Earl of Clarendon, [Num. 34.] viz. Azure, a Cheveron between three Lozenges Or, with a Crescent for Difference.

54. JAMES BERTIE, Earl of Abingdon, and Baron Norris of Ri­cot, Chief Justice in Eyre of all His Majesties Forrests, Chaces, Parks, and Warrens, South of Trent, Lord Lieu­tenant of Oxfordshire, and Custos Rotu­lorum for the same County.

CREATIONS.

Allow'd Baron upon the Restoration of K. Cha. 2. by Descent, and Writ of Sum­mons to the Parliament, 6 Mar. (1678) 31 Car. 2 Originally, 8 Maii (1572) [Page 75] 14 Eliz. And Earl, 30 Nov. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as his Brother the Earl of Lindsey, [Num. 23.] viz. Argent, three Battering Rams barr-ways in pale Proper, arm'd and garnish'd Azure, with an Annulet for Difference.

55. BAPTIST NOEL, Earl of Gainesborough, Viscount Campden of Campden, Baron Noel of Ridlington, Baron Hicks of Ilmington, and Baro­net.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron Noel of Ridlington, 23 Mar. (1616) 14 Jac. 1. Baron Hicks of Ilmington, and Viscount, upon the Death of Baptist (Hicks) Viscount Campden, &c. [18 Octob. (1629) 5 Car. 1.] who had been created Baron and Viscount, 5 Maii (1628) 4 Car. 1. And Earl, 1 Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Or, fretty Gules, a Canton Ermin.

56. ROBERT D'ARCIE, Earl of Holderness, Baron D'Arcie, Meinel, and Coniers.

CREATIONS.

Declar'd and Confirm'd Baron Darcy and Conyers by Letters Patent, 10 Aug. (1641) 17 Car. 1. Baron Darcie likewise by Writ of Summons to the Par­liament, 8 Maii (1661) 13 Car. 2. An­ciently by Descent, temp. Hen. 4. Ori­ginally (1300) 28 Edw. 1. and 8 Jun. (1294) 22 Edw. 1. Baron Coniers also by Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 21 Mar. (1679) 32 Car. 2. by Descent, anciently, 17 Octob. (1509) 1 Hen. 8. originally (1506) 22 Hen. 7. And Earl, 5 Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, Semè of Cross-croslets, and three Cinquefoils Argent.

[Page 77] 57. HENRY-WINDSOR HICK MAN, Earl of Plymouth, and Baron Windsor of Bradenham.

CREATIONS.

Declar'd and Confirm'd Baron by Let­ters Patent, 16 Jan. (1660) 12 Car. 2. Originally by Descent and Writ of Sum­mons to the Parliament, 3 Nov. (1529) 21 Hen. 8. And Earl, 6 Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Saltire Argent, between twelve Cross-croslets Or; which properly is the Arms of Windsor, but of late the Cross-croslets have been left off.

58. KATHARINE SIDLEY,By K. Jam. 2. Countess of Dorchester, and Baroness of Darlington.

CREATIONS.

Baroness and Countess, 20 Jan. (1685) 1 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Fess Wavy between three Goats-heads eraz'd Argent.

59. EDWARD RADCLIFFE, Earl of Derwentwater, Viscount Rad­cliffe and Langley, Baron of Tyndale, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 31 Jan. (1619) 17 Jac. 1. Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 7 Mar. (1687) 4 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Argent, a Bend ingrail'd Sable.

60. HENRY-STAFFORD HOWARD, Earl of Stafford, and Baron Stafford.

CREATIONS.

Baron, upon the Death of his Mother Mary Baroness Stafford, &c. anciently by Descent, and Writ of Summons to Par­liament, 6 Febr. (1298) 27 Edw. 1. Originally by Tenure, temp. Ric. 1. Earl, 3 Octob. (1688) 4 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

The same properly as the Duke of Nor­folk, [Num. 1.] with a Crescent for Diffe­rence; but his Lordship bears his Mater­nal Arms, viz. Stafford, i. e. Or, a Cheve­ron Gules.

61. WILLIAM BENTINCK, By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. Earl of Portland, Viscount Woodstock, and Baron of Cirencester, Grome of the Stole to His Majesty, and First Gentleman of the King's Royal Bed-chamber, as also Privy Purse, one of the Lieutenants-General of His Maje­sties Army, Colonel and Captain of the Dutch Regiment of the King's Guards, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Azure, a Cross Moline Argent.

62. THOMAS BELLASSYSE, Earl of Fauconberg, Viscount Falcon­berg of Hentknowle, Baron Fauconbridge of Yarum, and Baronet; Custos Rotu­lorum for the Parts of the North Ri­ding in the County of York, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 25 Maii (1627) 3 Car. 1. Viscount, 31 Jan. (1642) 18 Car. 1. And Earl, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron Gules, between three Fleurs de Lis Azure.

[Page 81]63. CHARLES MORDAƲNT, Earl of Monmouth, Viscount Mordant of Avalon, and Baron Mordant of Ry­gate, Gentleman of the King's Royal Bedchamber, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Ho­nourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron, and Viscount, 10 Julii (1659) 11 Car. 2. And Earl, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Peterborough [Num. 24.] viz. Argent, a Cheveron between three Estoils Sable, with a Cre­scent for Difference.

64. RALPH MONTAGƲ, Earl of Montagu, Viscount Mount-Hermer, and Baron Montagu of Bough­ton, Master of the King's great Ward­robe, [Page 82] and one of the Lords of His Ma­jesties most Honourable Privy-Coun­cil.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 29 Jun. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. Viscount and Earl, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, three Lozenges in Fess Gules, within a Bordure Sable.

65. JOHN CHƲRCHILL, Earl of Marlborough, Baron Churchill of San­dridge, and Baron Churchill of Au­mouth.

CREATIONS.

Baron Churchill of Aumouth, (a Scotch Honor) by Letters Patent, —Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2. Baron Churchill of Sandridge, by Letters Patent, 14 Maii (1685) 1 Jac. 2. And Earl, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. being English Honors.

ARMS.

Sable, a Lion rampant Argent, on a Canton of the Second, St. George's Cross; which Canton is an Augmenta­tion.

66. ARTHƲR HERBERT, Earl of Torrington, and Baron Herbert of Tor-bay.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Earl, 29 Maii (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as Baron Herbert of Chir­bury [Num. 70.] viz. Per pale Azure and Gules, three Lions rampant Argent, arm'd and langued Or, with a Crescent for Difference.

67. RICHARD LƲMLEY, Earl of Scarborough, Viscount Lumley of L [...]ley-Castle, and Viscount Lumley [Page 84] of Waterford, Baron Lumley of Lumley, Gentleman of the King's Royal Bed­chamber, one of the Major-Generals of His Majesties Army, Colonel and Captain of the First Troop of the King's Horse-Guards, Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Durham and County of Northumberland, as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County of Northumberland, Vice-Admiral of the Sea-Coasts of Durham and Nor­thumberland, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Viscount Lumley of Waterford, (an Irish Honor) 12 Julii (1628) 4 Car. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 31 Maii (1681) 33 Car. 2. Viscount Lumley of Lum­ley-Castle, 10 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. And Earl, 15 Apr. (1690) 2 Will. & Mariae, being English Honors.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess Gules, between three Parrots Proper, each gorged with a Collar of the Second.

[Page 85] 68. GEORGE BOOTH, Earl of Warrington, Baron Delamer of Dun­ham-Massy, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 22 Maii (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron by Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2. And Earl, 17 Apr. (1690) 2 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, three Boars-heads erected and eraz'd Sable.

69. FRANCIS NEWPORT, Earl of Bradford, Viscount Newport of Bradford, and Baron Newport of High Ercall, Treasurer of the King's House-hold, and Cofferer to His Majesty; Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop, as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron, by Letters Patent, 14 Oct. (1642) 18 Car. 1. Viscount, 11 Mar. (1674) 27 Car. 2. And Earl, 11 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron Gules, between three Leopards-faces Sable.

70. HENRY SYDNEY, Earl of Romney, Viscount Sydney of Sheppey, and Baron of Milton; Gentleman of the King's Royal Bedchamber, Master-General of His Majesties Ordnance, Captain and Colonel of the First Re­giment of the King's Foot-Guards, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, and Constable of Dover; Lord Lieute­nant of the County of Kent, City of Canterbury and County of the same City; as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County of Kent; and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honoura­ble Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. And Earl, 14 Maii (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as his Brother the Earl of Leicester, [Num. 13.] viz. Or, a Pheon Azure, with a Crescent for Difference.

71. WILLIAM ZƲLESTEIN, By K. Will. 3. Earl of Rochford, Viscount Tunbridge, and Baron of Enfeild, one of the Ma­jor-Generals of the King's Army.

CREATIONS.

Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 10 Maii (1695) 7 Will. 3.

ARMS.

The Arms of Henry-Frederick Prince of Orange, within a Bordure Ermin; which are Sixteen Quarterings and Five Escocheons of Pretence, as followeth, viz. [Page 88] The First;Earls. By K. Will. 3. Four Coats quarterly, (1st) Nassau; Azure, a Lion rampant and Semè of Billets Or. (2d) Deitz; Or, a Lion rampant guardant Gules, crown'd with a Ducal Coronet Azure. (3d) Vian­den; Gules, a Fess Argent. (4th) Catse­nelboge; Gules, two Lions passant guar­dant Or; and over all the said four Coats an Escocheon of Pretence, (viz.) M [...]urs; Or, a Fess Sable. The Second; Four Coats quarterly, (1st) Challon; Gules, a Bend Or. (2d) Orange; Or, a Bugle Horn stringed Azure; the (3d) as the Second, the (4th) as the First; and over all the said four Coats an Escocheon of Pretence, viz. Geneva; Or, a Cross Azure, quar­terly pierced of the Feild. The Third, Four Coats quarterly, and Escocheon of Pretence as the Second. The Fourth; Four quarterly Coats and Escocheon of Pretence as the First; And in the midst of all the said Quarterings an Escocheon of Pre­tence, viz. Buren; Gules, a Fess counter embattled Argent. Which said Arms and Quarterings he may lawfully use and bear within a Bordure Ermin, as aforesaid, or so many of the said Quarterings as he [Page 89] shall think most necessary and conve­nient.

72. FORD GREY, Earl of Tankervile, Viscount Glendale, Baron Grey of Werk, and Baronet; one of the Lords of His Majesties most Ho­nourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 15 Jun. (1619) 17 Jac. 1. Baron, by Letters Patent, 11 Febr. (1623) 21 Jac. 1. Viscount and Earl, 11 Jun. (1695) 7 Will. 3.

ARMS.

Gules, a Lion rampant within a Bor­ [...]ure ingrail'd Argent.

Earls are usually stiled by the King, Our Right Trusty and Right Well-beloved Cousins; but when of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Coun­cil, then with the addition of, and Councellors.

VISCOUNTS.

1. THE most Noble, Potent,Viscounts. By K. Edw. 6. and Honourable EDWARD DEVEREƲX, Viscount Hereford, and Baronet; the Premier Viscount of England.

CREATIONS.

Viscount, 2 Feb. (1549) 4 Edw. 6. And Baronet, 25 Nov. (1612) 25 Jac. 1.

ARMS

Argent, a Fess Gules, in Chief three Torteauxes.

2. FRANCIS BROWNE,By K. Phil. & Q. Mar [...] 1. Vis­count Mountague.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 2 Sept. (1554) 1, & 2 Phil. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Viscounts. Sable, three Lions passant in Bend, between two double Cotises Argent.

By K. Jam. 1. 3. WILLIAM FIENES, Vis­count and Baron Say and Sele.

CREATIONS.

Baron Say and Sele, by Writ of Sum­mons to Parliament, 3 Mar. (1446) 25 Hen. 6. which Title was Recogniz'd 9 Aug. (1603) 1 Jac. 1. And Viscount 7 Julii (1624) 22 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Azure, three Lions rampant Or.

By K. Cha. 2.4. CHARLES TOƲNSHEND, Viscount Tounshend of Raynham, Baron Tounshend of Lynn-Regis, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 16 Apr. (1617) 15 Jac. 1.Viscounts. By K. Cha. 2. Baron, by Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2. And Viscount, 2 Decem. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Cheveron Ermin, between three Escallops Argent.

5. THOMAS THYNNE, Viscount Weymouth, Baron Thynne of Warminster, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 15 Julii (1641) 17 Car. 1. Baron and Viscount, 11 Decem. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Barry of Ten Or, and Sable.

[Page 94]6. CHRISTOPHER HATTON, Viscount Hatton of Gretton, and Baron Hatton of Kirby, Governor of the Isle of Guernsey, and Custos Rotulorum for the County of Northampton.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 29 Julii (1643) 19 Car. 1. And Viscount, 17 Jan. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Cheveron between three Garbs Or.

By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. 7. HENRY YELVERTON, Viscount Longueville, Baron Grey of Ruthen, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 30 Jan. (1641) 17 Car. 1. Baron by Descent, and Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 17 Octob. (1679) [Page 95] 31 Car. 2.Viscounts. By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. formerly allow'd in the Par­liament, 3 Nov. (1646) 16 Car. 1. Originally, — (1322) 16 Edw. 2. And Viscount, 21 Apr. (1690) 2 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, three Lions rampant and a Chief Gules.

8. EDWARD VILLIERS, Viscount Villiers of Darford, and Ba­ron Villiers of Hoo, His Majesties En­voy Extraordinary to the States-Gene­ral of the Ʋnited Provinces, and Pleni­potentiary in the Congress of the Mi­nisters of the Confederate Princes at the Hague; as also one of the King's Plenipotentiaries for the Treaty of a General Peace, Knight-Marshal of His Majesties Houshold, and Ranger of Hide Park.

CREATIONS.

Baron and Viscount, 20 Mar. (1690) 3 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as the Duchess of Cleveland [Num. 3.] viz. Argent, on a Cross Gules, five Escallops Or, with a Crescent for Difference.

By K. Will. 3.9. JOHN LOWTHER, Vis­count Lonsdale, Baron Lowther of Low­ther, and Baronet (of Scotland) Custos Rotulorum for the Counties of Cumber­land and Westmorland, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honou­rable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baronet of Nova Scotia — Baron and Viscount, 28 Maii (1696) 8 Will. 3.

ARMS.

Or, Six Annulets (3, 2, & 1) Sable.Viscounts.

Viscounts are usually stiled by the King, Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved Cousins; but when of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Coun­cil, then with the addition of, and Councellors.

LORDS SPIRITUAL.

I. Archbishops.

Archbps. By K. Wtll. 3. and Q. Mary 2.1. THE most Reverend Father in God, THOMAS TENI­SON, D. D. by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, &c. See more among the Archbishops and Great Officers, pag. 5.

2. JOHN SHARPE, D. D. Lord Archbishop of York, &c. See more among the Archbishops and Great Officers, pag. 7.

II. Bishops.

Bishops. By K. Cha. 2.1. THE Right Reverend Father in God HENRY COMP­TON, D. D. by Divine Permission, Lord Bishop of London, Dean of the [Page 99] Chappel Royal,Bishops. By K. Cha. 2. and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council; one of the Governors of the Charter-house.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Oxford, 6 Dec. 1674. And Translated to London, 18 Dec. 1675.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, two Swords in Saltire Argent, the Hilts Or. His Lordship's Paternal Coat; The same as the Earl of Northampton [Num. 14.] viz. Sable, a Lion of England, between three Helmets Proper, garnish'd Or, with a Fleur de Lis for Difference.

2. NATHANAEL CREWE, LL. D. Lord Bishop of Durham, and Count Palatine.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Oxford, 2 Julii 1671, and Translated to Durham, 22 Oct 1674.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Azure, a Cross Or, between four Lions rampant Argent. His Lordship's Paternal Coat; The same as the Baron Crew [Num. 50.] viz. Azure, a Lion rampant Argent, with a Crescent (but formerly a Mollet) for Dif­ference.

3. PETER MEW, LL. D. Lord Bishop of Winchester, and Prelate of the most Noble Order of the Garter; one of the Governors of the Charter-house.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Bath and Wells, 9 Feb. 1672, and Translated to Win­chester, 22 Nov. 1684.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, a Sword in Bend Argent, the Hilt (downward) Gold, interposed between two Keys endor­sed (the Wards upward, and Bows in­terlaced) in Bend sinister, the uppermost Silver, and the other Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; Paly of Six [...] , and [...] , on a Chief [...] , three Crosses formè [...] ; both within a Garter, for so doth the Prelate of the Order always bear his Arms.

4. WILLIAM BEAW, D. D. Lord Bishop of Llandaff.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 22 Jun. 1679.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Sable, two Crosiers in Saltire, the Dexter Or, surmounting the Sinister Argent, on a Chief Azure, three Mitres with their Labels of the Se­cond. [Page 102] His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , Massonè [...] , on a Chief [...] , a Demi-Lion issuant [...] .

5. WILLIAM LLOYD, D. D. Lord Bishop of Coventry and Lichfeild, Lord Almoner to His Majesty.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of St. Asaph, 3 Oct. 1680, and Translated to Coventry and Lichfeild, 20 Oct. 1692.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Per pale, Gules, and Argent, a Cross Potent, quadrat in the Centre, between four Crosses patè counter-chang'd of the Second, and Or. His Lordship's Paternal Coat, by lineal De­scent, from Llowarch ap Bran, one of the Fifteen Tribes of North-Wales; Argent, a Cheveron between three Crows Sable, each bearing in their Bill an Er­min-tip or spot.

[Page 103] 6. THOMAS SMITH, D. D. Lord Bishop of Carlisle.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 29 Jun. 1684.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Argent, on a Cross Sable, a Mitre with Labels Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Che­veron [...] , between three Crosses Pate fitchy [...] .

7. THOMAS SPRAT, D. D. Lord Bishop of Rochester, and Dean of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, Westminster.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 2 Nov. 1684.

ARMS.

Bishops.The Episcopal See; Argent, on a Saltire Gules, an Escallop Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Cheveron [...] , between three Sprats naiant [...] .

By K. Jam 2. 8. Sir JONATHAN TRELAW­NEY, D. D. Lord Bishop of Exeter, and Baronet.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Baronet by Descent, and Letters Patent, 1 Julii (1628) 1 Car. 1. Consecra­ted Bishop of Bristol, 8 Nov. 1685. And Translated to Exeter, 13 Apr. 1689.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, a Sword ere­cted in pale Argent, the Hilt Or, sur­mounted by two Keys endorsed, (the Bows downward) in Saltire, of the Third. [Page 105] His Lordship's Paternal Coat; Argent, Bishops. By K. Jam. 2. a Cheveron Sable.

9. THOMAS WATSON, D. D. Lord Bishop of St. David's.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 26 Jun. 1687.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Sable, on a Cross Or, five Cinquefoils of the Feild. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , on a Cheveron ingrail'd [...] , between three Martlets [...] , as many Crescents

10. GILBERT BƲRNET,By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. D. D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury, Chancellor of the most Noble Order of the Gar­ter, and Fellow of the Royal Society.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 31 Mar. 1689.

ARMS.

Bishops. By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2.The Episcopal See; Azure, Our Lady (the Virgin Mary) crown'd, holding her Babe in her right Arm, and a Scepter with her left Hand, all Or. His Lord­ship bears as his Coat; [...] , in Chief three Burnet leaves slipt [...] , and a Bugle-horn in base [...] , with a Mollet within the Circle of the Bawdrick [...] , both within a Garter; for so doth the Chancellor of the Order bear his Arms.

11. HƲMPHREY HƲM­PHREYS, D. D. Lord Bishop of Bangor.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 30 Jun. 1689.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, a Bend Ar­gent, Guttee Sable, between two Mol­lets pierc'd of the Second. His Lord­ship's Paternal Coat, by lineal Descent [Page 107] from Marchwithan, one of the Fifteen Tribes of North-Wales; Gules, a Lion rampant Argent, quartering (2dly) Wynne; Vert, three Eagles display'd in Fess Or. (3dly) Griffith ap Conan; Gules, three Lions passant in pale Ar­gent; and (4thly) Vaughan; Sable, three Childrens Heads (full faced) coupe at the Shoulders, each having a Snake en­wrapp'd about the Neck Proper, with their Perrukes Or.

12. NICHOLAS STRATFORD, D. D. Lord Bishop of Chester.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 15 Sept. 1689.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, three Mi­tres, with their Labels Or. His Lord­ship bears as his Coat; Gules, a Fess Hu­met [or rather Coupè, and as some have it, a Table] between three Trestles Ar­gent.

[Page 108] 13. EDWARD STILLING-FLEET, D. D. Lord Bishop of Wor­cester.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 13 Oct. 1689.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Argent, ten Tor­teauxes (4, 3, 2, and 1). His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , on a Fess [...] , between three Fleurs de Lis [...] , as many Leopards Heads [...] .

14. SIMON PATRICK, D. D. Lord Bishop of Ely.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Chichester, 13 Oct. 1689, and Translated to Ely, 2 Jul. 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, three Du­cal Coronets Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , three Pallets Vaire [...] , and [...] , on a Chief [...] , a Lion pas­sant guardant [...] .

15. GILBERT IRONSIDE, D. D. Lord Bishop of Hereford.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Bristol, 13 Oct. 1689, and Translated to Hereford, 29 Jul. 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, three Leo­pards Heads revers'd, jessant as many Fleurs de Lis Or. His Lordship's Pater­nal Coat; Party per pale, Azure and Gules, a Cross flory contre flory Or.

[Page 110] 16. JOHN HOƲGH, D. D. Lord Bishop of Oxford, and President of St. Mary Magdalen College in Oxon.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 11 Maii, 1690.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Sable, a Barr Ar­gent, between three Ladies Heads coupè at the Breast, array'd and veil'd in white, crown'd Or, in Chief, and an Ox of the Se­cond, passing over a Ford in Base Proper, arm'd and unguled Gold. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Bend [...] .

17. JOHN MOORE, D. D. Lord Bishop of Norwich.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 5 Julii, 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Azure, three Mi­tres with their Labels Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; Ermin, on a Cheveron [...] , three Cinquefoils [...] .

18. RICHARD CƲMBER­LAND, D. D. Lord Bishop of Pe­terborough.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 5 Julii, 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, two Keys endors'd (the Wards upward) in Saltire, between four Cross-croslets bottonè fitchè Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Cheveron [...] , and in Chief three Wolves-heads eraz'd [...] .

19. EDWARD FOWLER, D. D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester, and [Page 112] Vicar of St. Giles Cripplegate, in Lon­don.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 5 Julii, 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See (according to modern usage); Azure, two Keys endors'd in Saltire (the Bows downward) Or; which is the Arms of Gloucester-Abbey. The See being properly; Or, three Cheveronels Gules, the middlemost charg'd with a Mitre Gold. His Lordship's Coat; Par­ty per pale, Gules and Sable, on a Che­veron Or, between three Lions passant guardant Ermin, crown'd Gold, as many Quaterfoils Vert.

20. RICHARD KIDDER, D. D. Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 30 Aug. 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Azure, a Saltire quarterly quarter'd Or, and Argent. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Saltire embattled counterimbattled [...] .

21. JOHN HALL, D. D. Lord Bishop of Bristol, Master of Pembroke College, and Rector of St. Aldate's, Oxon.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 30 Aug. 1691.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Sable, three Ducal Crowns in pale Or. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , Crusulè [...] , and three Talbots-Heads eraz'd [...] .

22. EDWARD JONES, Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.

CONSECRATION, &c.

Consecrated Bishop of Cloyne in Ire­land, Mar. 1684, and Translated to St. Asaph, 13 Decemb. 1692.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See, (according to con­stant Ʋsage); Sable, a Key in B [...]nd (the Bow downward) Or, surmounted by a Crosier in Bend sinister Argent; but the Arms of this See have generally been accounted; Sable, two Keys endorsed (the Bows down­ward) in Saltire Argent. His Lordship's Paternal Coat, by lineal Descent from Brochwel Yscithroc, General of the Bri­tains, A. D. 603; Sable, three Horses Heads eraz'd, Argent.

23. JAMES GARDINER, D D. Lord Bishop of Lincoln.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 10 Mar. 1694.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Gules, Bishops. two Lions passant guardant in pale Or, on a Chief Azure, our Lady sitting upon a Tomb-stone with a Crown on her Head, holding her Babe in her right Arm, and a Scepter in her left Hand, Gold. His Lordship bears as his Coat; [...] , a Buck's Head caboched [...] , with a Mollet between the Horns [...] .

24. JOHN WILLIAMS,By K. Will. 3. D. D. Lord Bishop of Chichester.

CONSECRATION.

Bishop, 13 Decemb. 1696.

ARMS.

The Episcopal See; Azure, Prester John sitting upon a Tomb-stone, (or rather the Holy Sepulcher) with a Crown [not a Linnen Mitre as some have fancied] on his Head and Glory Or, his right Hand elevated, and holding in his left an open [Page 116] Book, [not an Orb, as commonly mista­ken] which rests on his Knee Argent, with a Sword cross his Mouth Gules.

Note. I call it Prester John, in compliance to the vulgar Blazon, but think the Conje­cture of the present Bishop to be more probable; That it is our Blessed Saviour, with a Sword in his Mouth, agreeable to Rev. 19.15.

His Lordship's Coat; Sable, a Dove Proper, between three Crosses patè Or.

Archbps.The Archbishop of Canterbury takes Place next after the Princes of the Blood-Royal, before all the Nobility, (Prince George of Den­mark only excepted, who hath Pre­cedence by a Special Act of Parlia­ment) and all the Great Officers of State and Court.

The Archbishop of York takes Place before all the Nobility (ex­cept Prince George of Denmark) [Page 117] and the Great Officers, next after the Lord High Chancellor, or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of En­gland.

The Bishops (whereof London, Bishops. Durham, and Winchester always precede the rest) take Place next after the Viscounts, before the Ba­rons, and are rank'd according to the Seniority of their several Con­secrations.

Note. The three Bishops before mention'd, have Precedence (as 'tis anciently remember'd) for the Con­siderations following, viz.

I. The Bishop of London, for that his See is the King's Chief Chamber.

[Page 118] Bishops. II. The Bishop of Durham, for that he not only in the King's De­fence, within his Diocess, weareth Armour as a Knight in the Feild, with his Power against the King's Enemies; but also hath his Pre­rogative, as his Exchequer and other Courts, as the King hath; whereby he is a Count-Palatine. And,

III. The Bishop of Winchester, [who hath anciently sometimes been stiled Count-Palatine of Hampton] as Prelate always of the most Noble Order of the Garter.

BARONS.

Note. His Majesties Principal Secretary of State, being a Baron, is to take Place above all Barons; and if a Bishop, above all other Bishops; not having any of the Great Offices before mention'd, pag. 5, & 32.

1. THE most Noble,Barons. B K. Edw. 1. and Right Honourable GEORGE NE­VILL, Baron of Abergavenny.

CREATION.

By Tenure of the Castle of Bergaven­ny, (jure Ʋxoris) 27 Hen. 6. (1448) and Writ of Summons to Parliament, 5 Sept. (1450) 29 Hen. 6. By De­scent; anciently, 23 Jul. (1392) 16 Ric. 2. Originally, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, on a Saltire Argent, a Rose of Lancaster, i. e. a Red Rose.

[Page 120] 2. JAMES TOƲCHET, (Earl of Castle-haven) Baron Audley of Heleigh.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Writ of Summons to Parlia­ment, 26 Feb. (1420) 8 Hen. 5. An­ciently, 20 Octob. (1403) 5 Hen. 4. by Descent; Originally, 26 Jan. (1296) 25 Edw. 1. And Earl, (an Irish Ho­nor) Sept. (1616) 14 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Ermin, a Cheveron Gules.

3. ROBERT BERTIE, Ba­ron Willughby of Eresby, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; Son and Heir apparent to the Right Honoura­ble Robert Earl of Lindsey, &c.

CREATION.

By Writ of Summons to Parliament, 19 Apr. (1690) 2 Will. & Mariae. An­ciently, [Page 121] 16 Jan. (1580) 23 Eliz. by De­scent; Originally, 26 Jul. (1313) 7 Edw. 2.

ARMS.

The same as his Father the Earl of Lindsey, [Num. 23.] viz. Argent, three Battering Rams bar-ways Proper, arm'd and garnish'd Azure, with a Label of three Points for Difference.

4. JOHN WEST, Baron La-Warr.

CREATION.

By Writ of Summons to Parliament, 15 Jul. (1427) 5 Hen. 6. [also 21 Jun. (1402) 3 Hen. 4. &c. and 25 Febr. (1341) 16 Edw. 3.] By Descent; ori­ginally, 27 Febr. (1298) 27 Edw. 1. And 8 Jun. (1294) 22 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess Dancettè Sable.

[Page 122]5. CHARLES BERKELEY, (commonly call'd Viscount Dursley) Ba­ron Berkeley of Berkeley, Knight of the Honourable Order of the Bath, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glou­cester, City of Bristol, and County of the same; as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County of Gloucester, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council; Son and Heir apparent to the Right Honoura­ble George Earl of Berkeley, &c.

CREATION.

By Writ of Summons to Parliament, 11 Jul. (1689) 1 Will. & Mar. Ori­ginally by Descent, and Tenure of the Castle of Berkeley, (a Feudal Honor) and Sum­mons to Parliament, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

The same as his Father the Earl of Berkeley; [Num. 51.] viz. Gules, a Cheveron between ten Crosses Patè (6 above [Page 123] and 4 below) Argent, with a Label of three Points for Difference.

6. THOMAS PARKER, Ba­ron Morley and Monteagle; Baron of Rye.

CREATIONS.

Baron Morle, by Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 15 Apr. (1523) 14 Hen. 8. By Descent; Anciently, 10 Aug. (1469) 9 Edw. 4. Original­ly; 29 Dec. (1299) 28 Edw. 1. And Baron Montegle by Descent, and Writ of Summons to the Parliament, 5 Nov. (1605) 5 Jac. 1. Originally by Writ, 23 Nov. (1514) 6 Hen. 8. to the Par­liament, 5 Febr. ensuing.

ARMS.

Argent, a Lion passant Gules, between two Barrs Sable, charg'd with three Be­zants, in Chief as many Bucks Heads ca­boched of the Third.

[Page 124] 7. ROBERT SHIRLEY, Baron Ferrers (of Chartley) and Baro­net, High Steward to Her Majesty Katharine Queen Dowager.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 22 Maii (1611) 9 Jac. 1. And Baron by Writ of Summons to Par­liament, 14 Decemb. (1677) 29 Car. 2. By Descent; anciently, 26 Jul. (1461) 1 Edw. 4. Originally, 6 Febr. (1298) 27 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Paly of Six Or, and Azure, a Canton Ermin.

8. CHARLES MILDMAY, Baron Fitz-Walter.

CREATION.

By Descent; and Writ of Summons to Parliament, 10 Feb. (1669) 22 Car. 2. [Page 125] Anciently, 15 Sept. (1485) 1 Hen. 7.Barons. Originally, 23 Jun. (1295) 23 Edw. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, three Lions rampant Azure.

9. FRANCES WARD, By K. Edw. 2. Ba­roness Dudley, and Baroness Dowager Ward of Birmingham.

CREATION.

By Descent; and Writ of Summons to Parliament, 15 Feb. (1439) 18 Hen. 6. Anciently, 25 Feb. (1341) 16 Edw. 3. Originally, 10 Mar. (1307) 1 Edw. 2. and by Tenure.

ARMS.

Ward; as afterwards, [Num. 40.] viz. Checquy Or, and Azure, a Bend Ermin: impaling Dudley; Or, a Lion rampant Quevè fourchè Vert.

[Page 126] Barons. By K. Hen. 6. 10. EDWARD STOƲRTON, Baron Stourton of Stourton.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 13 Maii (1448) 26 Hen. 6.

ARMS.

Sable, a Bend Or, between six Foun­tains Proper.

By K. Hen. 7. 11. RICHARD VERNEY, Baron Willughby of Broke, and Knight.

CREATION.

Allow'd in Parliament; by a Reso­lution upon the Question, 13 Febr. (1695) 8 Will. 3. by Descent, and there­upon summon'd by Writ, dated the 25th of the said Month. Originally; 12 Aug. (1492) 7 Hen. 7.

ARMS.

Gules, three Crosses Recercelè voided Or, a Chief Vaire Ermin, and Ermins.

[Page 127] 12. RALPH EƲRE, Baron Evre of Witton.By K. Hen. 8.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 24 Feb. (1543) 35 Hen. 8.

ARMS.

Quarterly Or, and Gules, on a Bend Sable, three Escallops Argent.

13. THOMAS WHARTON, Baron Wharton, and Lord of Helagh; Comptroller of His Majesties House­hold, Custos Rotulorum for the Coun­ty of Bucks, High Steward of the Borough of Malmesbury, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Ho­nourable Privy-Council.

CREATION.

Baron Wharton by Writ of Summon to the Parliament, 30 Jan. (1544) 36 Hen. 8.

ARMS.

Barons. Sable, a Maunch Argent, within a Bordure Or, charg'd with eight couple of Lions Paws Saltire ways eraz'd Gules; which Bordure is an Augmentation.

By K. Edw. 6. 14. HƲGH WILLƲGHBY, Baron Willughby of Parham.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 16 Feb. (1546) 1 Edw. 6.

ARMS.

Or, frettie Azure.

15. WILLIAM PAGET, Ba­ron Paget of Beaudesert, His Majesties Ambassador Extraordinary to the Grand Seignior, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford, and Custos Rotulorum for the said County.

CREATION.

By Writ of Summons to the Parlia­ment, 3 Dec. (1550) 4 Edw. 6. and Solemn Creation, the 19th of January ensuing.

ARMS.

Sable, on a Cross engrail'd, between four Eagles display'd Argent, five Lions passant of the First.

16. FRANCIS HOWARD,By Q. Marg 1. Baron Howard of Effingham.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 11 Mar. (1553) 1 Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as the Duke of Norfolk, [Num. 1.] viz. Gules, on a Bend be­tween six Cross-croslets fitchè Argent, an Inescocheon Or, thereon a Demi-Lion rampant, pierced thro' the Mouth with [Page 130] an Arrow,Barons. By Q. Mary 1. within a double Tressure [...] ­treflory of the First, with a Crescent for Difference; which Inescocheon is an Aug­mentation.

17. WILLIAM NORTH, Ba­ron North of Kirtling (modo Carthlage) and Baron Grey of Rolleston.

CREATIONS.

Baron North, by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 17 Feb. (1553) 1 Ma­riae, and Place in the House, the 7th of April ensuing. And Baron Grey of Rolston, likewise by Writ of Summons, 17 Octob. (1673) 25 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Lion passant Or, between three Fleurs de Lis Argent.

18. JAMES BRƲGES, Baron Chandos of Sudeley, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 8 Apr. (1554) 1 Mariae. And Baronet, 17 Maii (1627) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Cross Sable, a Leopards Head Or.

19. ROBERT CARY,By Q. Eliz. Baron Hunsdon.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 13 Jan. (1558) 1 Eliz.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Bend Sable, three Roses of the Feild.

20. ROBERT SYDNEY, By K. Jam. 1. (commonly call'd Viscount Lisle) Ba­ron [Page 132] Sydney of Penshurst, Eldest Son, and Heir apparent to the Right Honoura­ble Philip Earl of Leicester, By K. Jam. 1. &c.

CREATION.

By Writ of Summons to Parliament, 11 Jul. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. Originally; by Letters Patent, 13 Maii (1603) 1 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

The same as his Father the Earl of Leicester, [Num. 13.] viz. Or, a Pheon Azure; with a Label of three Points for Difference.

21. THOMAS PETRE, Ba­ron Petre of Writtle.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 21 Jul. (1603) 1 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, a Bend Or, between two Escal­lops Argent.

[Page 133] 22. CHARLES GERARD, Baron Gerard of Gerards-Bromley.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 21 Jul. (1603) 1 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Saltire Gules, with a Cre­scent for Difference.

23. THOMAS ARƲNDELL, Baron Arundel of Wardour, and Count of the Sacred Roman Empire.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 4 Maii (1605) 3 Jac. 1. And Count, by the Emperor Rudolph 2. by Letters Patent, 14 Dec. 1595. (38 Eliz.)

ARMS.

Sable, Six Swallows (3, 2, & 1) Argent.

24. KATHARINE WILLIAM­SON, Baroness Clifton of Leighton Bromswould, and Lady Williamson.

CREATION.

Allow'd Baroness by Descent, ann. (1674) 26 Car. 2. Originally; by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 9 Jul. (1608) 6 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Williamson; Quarterly, 1st and 4th an Augmentation; viz. Azure, a Sal­tire Argent, on a Chief Gules, a Lion passant guardant Or. 2d and 3d, the Coat of Williamson; scilt. Or, a Cheveron ingrail'd, between three Trefoils slipt Sable Impaling Stuart; Quarterly, 1st and 4th, an Augmentation, viz. France; i. e. Azure, three Fleurs de Lis Or, within a [Page 135] Bordure Gules, charg'd with eight Fer­meulx (or round Buckles) Gold. 2d and 3d, the Paternal Coat of Stuart; scilt. Or, a Fess Checquy Argent, and Azure, within a Bordure ingrail'd Gules. And in the midst of the said Quarterings an Inescocheon, viz. Napier; Argent, a Sal­tire ingrail'd, between four Roses Gules.

25. CHRISTOPHER ROPER, Baron Tenham.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 9 Jul. (1616) 14 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Per Fess Azure, and Or, a Pale, and three Roe-Bucks Heads eraz'd counter-chang'd.

26. FOƲLK GREVILL, Ba­ron Brook of Beauchamps-Court; Recor­der of the City of Coventry, and Bo­rough of Warwick.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 9 Jan. (1620) 18 Jac. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, on a Cross, within a Bordure ingrail'd Or, five Ogresses.

By K. Cha. 1.27. JOHN LOVELACE, Baron Lovelace of Hurley; Captain of a Troop of Horse in Colonel Windsor's Regiment.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 31 Maii (1627) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, on a Chief indented Sable, three Martlets Argent.

28. JOHN POƲLET, Baron Paulet of Hinton-St. George.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, Barons. By K. Cha. 1. 23 Jun. (1627) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, three Swords, their Points in Pile Argent, the Hilts Or.

29. WILLIAM MAYNARD, Baron Maynard of Estaines-parva; Ba­ron Maynard of Wickloe, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. Baron Maynard of Wicklow, (an Irish Honor) by Letters Patent, 30 Maii (1620) 18 Jac. 1. And Baron May­nard of Estains ad Turrim, otherwise call'd Little Easton, likewise by Letters Patent, 14 Mar. (1627) 3 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cheveron Azure, between three Sinister Hands erected, coupè at the Wrist Gules.

30. THOMAS COVENTRY, Baron Coventry of Ailesborough.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 10 Apr. (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, a Fess Ermin, between three Crescents Or.

31. CHARLES HOWARD, Baron Howard of Escrick.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 12 Apr. (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

The same as the Earl of Suffolk, [Num. 8.] viz. Gules, on a Bend be­tween six Cross-croslets fitchè Argent, an Escocheon Or, thereon a Demi-Lion ram­pant, pierced thro' the Mouth with an Ar­row, within a double Tressure contre­story Gules, with a Fleur de Lis for Diffe­rence.

32. CHARLES MOHƲN, Baron Mohun of Okehampton, and Ba­ronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 25 Nov. (1612) 10 Jac. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 15 Apr. (1628) 4 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Or, a Cross ingrail'd Sable.

[Page 140]33. THOMAS WENTWORTH, Baron of Raby, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 12 Jan. (1639) 15 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, a Cheveron between three Leo­pards Heads Or.

34. THOMAS LEIGH, Baron Leigh of Stoneley, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 29 Jun. (1611) 9 Jac. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 1 Julii (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Gules, a Cross ingrail'd Argent, a Lozenge in the dexter Chief of the Se­cond.

[Page 141] 35. THOMAS JERMYN, Ba­ron Jermyn of St. Edmunds-bury, and Governor of the Isle of Jersey.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 8 Sept. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Sable, a Crescent, between two Mollets in pale Argent.

36. WILLIAM BYRON, Ba­ron Byron of Rochdale.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 24 Oct. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, three Bendlets enhanced Gules.

[Page 142]37. JOHN VAƲGHAN, (Earl of Carberie) Baron Vaughan of Emlyn, Baron Vaughan of Molingar. and Knight of the Honourable Order of the Bath; Custos Rotulorum for the Counties of Caermarthen and Cardi­gan.

CREATIONS.

Baron Vaughan of Molingar by Let­ters Patent, — (1620) 18 Jac. 1. And Earl, by K. Cha. 1. being both Irish Honors. Baron Vaughan of Emlyn, likewise by Letters Patent, 25 Octob. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Or, a Lion rampant Gules.

38. FRANCIS SMITH, (Vi­scount Carrington of Barresore and) Baron Carrington of Wotton-Wa [...]

CREATIONS.

Baron by Letters Patent, 31 Octob. (1643) 19 Car. 1. And Viscount, (an Irish Honor) 4 Nov. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Cross Gules, between four Peacocks close Azure.

39. WILLIAM WIDDRING­TON, Baron Widdrington of Blank­ney, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 9 Jul. (1642) 18 Car. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 10 Nov. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Quarterly, Argent and Gules, a Bend Sable.

[Page 144]40. EDWARD WARD, Baron Ward of Bermingham, and Heir appa­rent to the Barony of Dudley.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 23 Mar. (1643) 19 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Checquy, Or and Azure, a Bend Er­min.

41. JOHN COLEPEPER, Baron Colepeper of Thoresway.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 21 Octob. (1644) 20 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Bend ingrail'd Gules.

[Page 145]42. CHARLES BOYLE, Ba­ron Clifford of Launsborough; Grand­son and Heir apparent to the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Burling­ton, &c.

CREATION.

Allow'd in Parliament, by Descent; and Writ of Summons, 20 Nov. (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae. Formerly, 16 Jul. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae. Originally; by Letters Patent, 4 Nov. (1644) 20 Car. 1.

ARMS.

The same as his Grandfather the Earl of Burlington, [Num. 42.] viz. Party per Bend Crenellè Argent, and Gules; with a Label for Difference.

43. ROBERT LƲCAS, Baron Lucas of Shenfeild; Chief Governor, and Commander in Chief of His Ma­jesties [Page 146] Tower of London, and Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 3 Jan. (1644) 20 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess between six Annulets Gules.

44. EDWARD WATSON, Ba­ron Rockingham of Rockingham, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 23 Jun. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 28 Jan. (1644) 20 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, on a Cheveron ingrail'd A­zure, between three Martlets Sable, as many Crescents Or.

[Page 147]45. ROBERT SƲTTON, Ba­ron Lexington of Aram; His Majesties Ambassador Extraordinary to the Em­peror of Germany, Gentleman of the King's Royal Bedchamber, Custos Ro­tulorum for the Liberty of Southwell and Scrooby in the County of York, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 21 Nov. (1645) 21 Car. 1.

ARMS.

Argent, a Canton Sable.

46. By K. Cha. 2. MARMADƲKE LANG­DALE, Baron Langdale of Holme.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 4 Febr. (1657) 10 Car. 2.

ARMS

Barons. By K. Cha. 2.Sable, a Cheveron between three Estoils Argent.

47. JOHN BERKELEY, Ba­ron Berkeley of Stratton; Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesties Navy Royal, and Colonel of the King's Se­cond Regiment of Marines; Grome of the Stole to his Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, and First Gentleman of his Bedchamber.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 19 Maii (1658) 10 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Cheveron Ermin, between ten Crosses formè (6 above, and 4 below) Argent.

[Page 149]48. CHARLES GRANVILLE, (commonly call'd Viscount Lansdown) Baron Granville of Kilkhampton, and Count of the Sacred Roman Empire; Eldest Son and Heir apparent to the Right Honourable, John Earl of Bath, &c.

CREATIONS.

Baron by Writ of Summons to Par­liament, 16 Jul. (1689) 1 Will. & Mar. Originally; by Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2. And Count by the Emperor Leopold, 27 Jan. 1684. (36 Car. 2.)

ARMS.

The same as his Father the Earl of Bathe, [Num. 38.] viz. Gules, three Horsemens Rests Or; with a Label of three Points for Difference.

49. CHARLES CORNWAL­LIS, Baron Cornwallis of Eye, and Ba­ronet; [Page 150] Lord Lieutenant of the Coun­ty of Suffolk, and Custos Rotulorum for the said County; one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 4 Maii (1627) 3 Car. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Sable, Guttee Argent, on a Fess of the Second, three Cornish Choughs Pro­per.

50. THOMAS CREWE, Baron Crew of Stene, and Knight.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 20 Apr. (1661) 13 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Lion rampant Argent; with a Crescent for Difference.

51. MARY GREY, (Countess of Kent) Baroness Lucas of Crudwell.

CREATION.

Baroness upon the Death of her Father John (Lucas) Baron Lucas of Shen­feild, &c. who had been Created Baron Lucas of Crudwell by Letters Patent, 7 Maii (1663) 15 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The Arms of Grey; as before among the Earls, [Num. 2.] viz. Barry of Six, Argent, and Azure, in Chief three Tor­teauxes: impaling Lucas; Argent, a Fess between six Annulets Gules.

52. JOHN ARƲNDELL, Baron Arundel of Treryse.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 23 Mar. (1664) 16 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Quarterly; 1st and 4th, Arundel; viz. Sable, six Swallows close (3, 2, & 1) Argent. 2d and 3d; Sable, three Che­veronels Argent; which Quartering hath sometimes been born in the first place as the Paternal Arms of Arundel likewise.

53. HƲGH CLIFFORD, Baron Clifford of Chudleigh.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 22 Apr. (1672) 24 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Checquy, Or and Azure, a Fess Gules; with a Crescent for Difference.

[Page 153]54. PEREGRINE OSBORNE, (commonly call'd Marquis of Carmar­then; Viscount Osborne of Dumblane, and) Baron Osborne of Kiveton, only surviving Son and Heir apparent to his Grace Thomas Duke of Leeds, &c.

CREATIONS.

Baron; by Writ of Summons to Parlia­ment, 14 Mar. (1690) 2 Will. & Mar. Originally; by Letters Patent, 15 Aug. (1673) 25 Car. 2. And Viscount Dumblane, (a Scotch Honor) Aug. (1673) 25 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as his Father the Duke of Leeds, [Num. 16.] viz. Quarterly Er­min, and Azure, a Cross Or; with a La­bel of three Points for Difference.

[Page 154] 55. SƲSAN FORTREY, Baroness Bellassyse of Osgodby.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 25 Mar. (1674) 26 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Fortrey; Argent, three Boars Heads coupè Sable; with a Crescent for Difference: Impaling Airmine; viz. Ermin, a Saltire ingrail'd Gules, on a Chief of the Second, a Lion passant guardant Or.

56. JOHN CARTERET, Baron Carteret of Hawnes, and Baro­net.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 9 Maii (1645) 21 Car. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 19 Oct. (1681) 33 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, four Fusils in Fess Argent; with a Crescent for Difference.

57. CHARLES BENET, Ba­ron Ossulstone of Ossulstone.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 24 Nov. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Besant between three Demi-Lions rampant Argent; with a Mollet for Difference.

58. WILLIAM LEGGE, Baron of Dartmouth.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 2 Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Azure, a Staggs Head caboched Ar­gent.

59. WILLIAM STAWELL, Baron Stawel of Somerton.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 15 Jan. (1682) 34 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, a Cross of Fusils Argent.

60. FRANCIS NORTH, Ba­ron of Guilford.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 27 Sept. (1683) 35 Car. 2.

ARMS.

The same as the Baron North and Grey, [Num. 17.] viz. Azure, a Lion passant Or, between three Fleurs de Lis Argent; with a Crescent for Diffe­rence.

61. SYDNEY GODOLPHIN, Baron Godolphin of Rialton, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Ho­nourable Privy-Council.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 8 Sept. (1684) 36 Car. 2.

ARMS.

Gules, an Eagle display'd with two Heads, between three Fleurs de Lis Ar­gent; with a Crescent for Difference.

62. HENRY JERMYN,By K. Jam. 2. Ba­ron of Dover.

CREATION.

Barons. By K. Jam. 2. By Letters Patent, 13 Maii (1685) 1 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

The same as his Brother the Baron Jermyn, [Num. 35.] viz. Sable, a Crescent between two Mollets in pale Ar­gent; with a Crescent for Difference.

63. JOHN JEFFREYS, Ba­ron Jeffreys of Wem, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 17 Nov. (1681) 33 Car. 2. And Baron by Letters Patent, 15 Maii (1685) 1 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Ermin, a Lion rampant, and a Canton Sable, with a Fleur de Lis for Difference.

[Page 159] 64. JAMES WALDEGRAVE, Baron Waldgrave of Cheuton, and Ba­ronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 1 Aug. (1643) 19 Car. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 20 Jan. (1685) 1 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Party per pale, Argent and Gules, with a Roundle counterchang'd for Diffe­rence; which Roundle hath of late been disus'd.

65. EDWARD GRIFFIN, Baron Griffin of Braybroke.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, 30 Nov. (1688) 4 Jac. 2.

ARMS.

Barons. Sable, a Griphon rampant Argent, beak'd and membred Or.

By K. Wtll. 3. and Q. Mary 2. 66. HƲGH CHOLMONDE­LEY, (Viscount Cholmley of Kelles, and) Baron Cholmondley of Wich-Mal­bank, alias Namptwich.

CREATIONS.

Viscount (an Irish Honor) 29 Mar. (1661) 13 Car. 2. And Baron by Letters Patent, 9 Apr. (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae

ARMS.

Gules, two Helmets in Chief Argent, garnish'd Or, and in Base a Garb of the Third.

67. JOHN ASHBƲRNHAM, Baron Ashburnham of Ashburnham.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, Barons. By K. Will. 3. and Q. Mary 2. 30 Maii (1689) 1 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Gules, a Fess between six Mollets Ar­gent.

68. WILLIAM FARMER, Baron Lempster of Lempster alias Leo­minster, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 6 Sept. (1641) 17 Car. 1. And Baron by Letters Patent, 12 Apr. (1692) 4 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Argent, a Fess Sable, between three Lions Heads eraz'd Gules.

[Page 162] 69. CHARLES BƲTLER, (Earl of Arran, Viscount Tullogh,) Baron Butler of Weston, and Baron of Cloghgrenan.

CREATIONS.

Baron Butler of Weston, (an English Honor) by Letters Patent, 23 Jan. (1693) 5 Will. & Mariae. Baron of Clo­ghgrenan, Viscount, and Earl, (Irish Ho­nors) — Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

The same as his Brother the Duke of Ormond, [Num. 8.] viz. Or, a Chief indented Azure; with a Crescent for Difference.

70. HENRY HERBERT, Baron Herbert of Chirbury.

CREATION.

By Letters Patent, Barons. 28 Apr. (1694) 6 Will. & Mariae.

ARMS.

Party per pale Azure, and Gules, three Lions rampant Argent, arm'd and lan­gued Or.

71. JOHN THOMPSON,By K. Will. 3. Baron Haversham of Haversham, and Baronet.

CREATIONS.

Baronet, 12 Dec. (1673) 25 Car. 2. And Baron by Letters Patent, 4 Maii (1696) 8 Will. 3.

ARMS.

Or, on a Fess dancettè Azure, three Estoils Argent, a Canton of the Second, thereon a Sun in Glory, i. e. Proper.

Barons are usually stiled by the King, Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved; but when of His Majesties most Honoura­ble Privy-Council, then with the addition of, Councellors.

AN Alphabetical Index, Of all the TITLES; Contain'd in the Foregoing Catalogue.

A.

  • ABERGAVENNY; (in Monmouth­shire) Baron, p. 119. n. 1.
  • ABINGDON; (in Berkshire) Earl, p. 74. n. 54.
  • Admiral of England; vide Lord High Ad­miral of England.
  • Ailesborough; vide COVENTRY of Ailes­borough.
  • AILESBURY; (in Buckinghamshire) Earl, p. 64. n. 41.
  • ALBEMARLE; (in Normandy) Earl, vide the Addenda.
  • [Page]Aldate; vide S. Aldates.
  • Almoner; to his Majesty (an Office) Lord, p. 102. n. 5.
  • Alton; (in Staffordshire) Marquis, p. 23. n. 15.
  • Ambassador extraordinary; to the Emperor of Germany, p. 147. n. 45.
  • — to the Grand Seignior, p. 128. n. 15.
  • Ampthill Honor; (in Bedfordshire) Here­ditary High Steward, p. 64. n. 41. See also Bruce of Ampthill.
  • Andover; (in Hantshire) Viscount, p. 49. n. 21.
  • ANGLESEY; (an Isle) Earl, p. 61. n. 37.
  • —Lord Lieutenant, p. 70 n. 48.
  • Annesley; (a Family) of Newport-Painel (in Buckinghamshire) Baron, p. 61. n. 37.
  • Aram; vide LEXINGTON of Aram.
  • Arcal, or Ercal; vide Newport of High Ercal.
  • Arclo; (in Ireland) Baron, p. 17. n. 8.
  • ARLINGTON, alias Harlington; (in Mid­dlesex) Countess, p. 66. n. 43. see also p. 16. n. 7.
  • —of Arlington; Baroness, p. 66. n. 43.
  • ARRAN; (an Island in Galway, Ireland) Earl, p. 162. n. 69.
  • ARUNDEL; (a Family) of Treryse (in Cornwal) Baron, p. 151. n. 52.
  • — of Wardour (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 133. n. 23.
  • Arundel; (in Sussex) Earl, p. 9. n. 1.
  • [Page]ASAPH; vide St. ASAPH.
  • Ascot; (in Buckinghamshire) Viscount, p. 55. n. 28.
  • ASHBURNHAM; (a Family) of Ashburn­ham (in Sussex) Baron, p. 160. n. 67.
  • Ashford, of Ashford; (in Kent) Baron, vide the Addenda.
  • Ashley; (a Family) of Wimborn S. Giles (in Dorsetshire) Baron, p. 67. n. 44.
  • Avalon; vide Mordaunt of Avalon.
  • AUDLEY; (a Family) of Heleigh (in Staf­fordshire) Baron, p. 120. n. 2.
  • Audley-end; a Royal Palace (in Essex) Housekeeper, p 40. n. 8.
  • Aumouth; vide Churchill of Aumouth.
  • Avon; vide Stratford upon Avon.

B.

  • BAdenagh; vide Comyn of Badenagh.
  • Badlesmere; (a Family) Baron, p. 34. n. 1.
  • BANGOR; (City) Bishop, p. 106. n. 11.
  • Bangor; (in Ireland) Earl, p. 22 n. 14.
  • Baronets of England; p. 124. n. 7. p. 58. n. 32. p. 85. n. 68. p. 50. n. 22. p. 140. n. 33. p. 54. n. 26. p. 80. n. 62. p. 140. n. 34. p. 75. n. 55. p. 29. n. 1. p. 60. n. 36. p. 56. n. 30. p. 137. n. 29. p. 67. n. 45. p. 91. n. 1. p. 139. n. 32. p. 55. n. 28. p. 92. n. 4. p. 89. n. 72. p. 78. [Page] n. 59. p. 25, vide p. 24. n. 16. p. 146. n. 44. p. 71. n. 49. p. 67. n. 44. p. 30, vide p. 29. n. 2. p. 149. n. 49. p. 130. n. 18. p. 104. n. 8. p. 71. n. 50. p. 94. n. 7. p. 93. n. 5 p. 161. n. 68. p. 143. n. 39. p. 159. n. 64. p. 154. n. 56. p. 73. n. 52. p. 163. n. 71. p. 158. n. 63.
  • Baronets of Scotland; p. 96. n. 9.
  • —Irish; p. 61. n. 37.
  • Barresore; vide CARRINGTON of Bar­resore.
  • Basing; vide St. John of Basing.
  • BATH; (City) Earl, p. 62. n. 38.
  • — and WELLS; (City) Bishop, p. 112. n. 20. See also Knights of the Bath.
  • Beauchamp; (a Family) Viscount, p. 12. n. 2.
  • —of Hache; (in Somersetshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Beauchamps-court; vide BROOK of Beau­champs-court.
  • Beaudesert; vide PAGET of Beaudesert.
  • BEAUFORT; (in France) Duke, p. 18. n. 9.
  • Bedchamber Royal; (of his Majesty) Gen­tlemen, p. 79. n. 61. p. 17. n. 8. p. 35, vide p. 34. n. 1. p. 60. n. 35. p. 81. n. 63. p. 84, vide p. 83. n. 67. p. 86. n. 70. p. 147. n. 45.
  • —of Prince George of Denmark, p. 148. n. 47.
  • [Page]BEDFORD; (County) Duke and Earl, p. 26. n. 17.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 26. n. 17.
  • —Custos Rotulorum, p. 47. n. 18.
  • —Town; Recorder, ibid.
  • BERGAVENNY; vide ABERGAVENNY.
  • Belvoir, or Beauvoir; (vulgò Bever in Lincolnshire) Baron, p. 37. n. 4.
  • BELLASSYSE; (a Family) of Osgodby (in Lincolnshire) Baroness, p. 154. n. 55.
  • BERKELEY; (in Gloucestershire) Earl, p. 72. n. 51.
  • BERKELEY; (a Family) of Berkeley-castle (in Gloucestershire) Baron, p. 72. n. 51. p. 122. n. 5.
  • — of Stratton (in Somersetshire) Baron, p. 148. n. 47.
  • BERKSHIRE; (County) Earl, p. 49. n. 21.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, and Custos Rotulorum, p. 9. n. 1.
  • Bermingham; vide WARD of Bermin­gham.
  • BERWICK upon Tweed; (in Northum­berland) Duke, p. 21. n. 12.
  • Biddiford; vide GRANVILLE of Bid­diford.
  • Blackmere; vide Strange of Blackmere.
  • Blankney; vide WIDDRINGTON of Blankney.
  • [Page]Bletso; vide St. John of Bletsho.
  • Blue Squadron; (of His Majesty's Navy Royal) Admiral, p. 148. n. 47.
  • Bodmyn; (in Cornwal) Viscount, p. 71. n. 49.
  • Bolbeck; (a Family) Baron, p. 34. n. 1.
  • BOLENBROKE; (in Lincolnshire) Earl, p. 47. n. 18.
  • BOLTON; (in Yorkshire) Duke, p. 21. n. 13.
  • Bonvile; (a Family) Baron, p. 53. n. 25.
  • Bosworth; (in Leicestershire) Baron, p. 21. n. 12.
  • Botreaux; (a Family) Baron, p. 38. n. 5.
  • Boughton; vide Montagu of Boughton.
  • Boyle; (a Family) of Youghal (in Cork, Ireland) Baron, p 65. n. 42.
  • Brackley; (in Northamptonshire) Vis­count, p. 43. n. 12.
  • Bradenham; vide Windsor of Bradenham.
  • BRADFORD; (in Shropshire) Earl, p. 85. n. 69. See also Newport of Bradford.
  • Brandon; (in Suffolk) Viscount, p. 70. n. 48. See also GERARD of Brandon.
  • Braybroke; vide GRIFFIN of Braybroke.
  • Brecknock, or Breccon; (County) Earl, p. 17. n. 8.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38. n. 6.
  • [Page]Brentford; (in Middlesex) Earl, p. 22. n. 14
  • Brewse, Breaus, or Braose; (a Family) of Gower (in Carmarthenshire) Baron, p. 9. n. 1. p. 72. n. 51.
  • BRIDGWATER; (in Somersetshire) Earl, p. 43. n. 12.
  • Brimsfeild; vide Gifford of Brimsfeild.
  • BRISTOL; (City) Earl, p. 47. n. 17.
  • —Bishop, p. 113. n. 21.
  • —and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 122. n. 5.
  • Broke; vide WILLUGHBY of Broke.
  • Bromley-Gerard; vide GERARD of Gerards-Bromley.
  • BROOK; (a Title derived from the Lord­ship of Broke in Wiltshire) of Beau­champs-court (in Warwickshire) Baron, p. 135. n. 26.
  • Bruce; (a Family) of Ampthil (in Bedford­shire) Viscount, p. 64. n. 41.
  • — of Kinloss (in Scotland) Baron, ibid.
  • — of Skelton (in Yorkshire) Baron, ibid.
  • —of Whorlton (in Yorkshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Brudnel; (a Family) of Stanton-Wyvil (in Leicestershire) Baron, p. 60. n. 36.
  • Bryan; (a Family) Baron, p. 13, vide p. 12. n. 2.
  • [Page]Buckhurst; (in Sussex) Baron, p. 41. n. 9
  • Buckingham County; Lord Lieutenant, p. 43. n. 12.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 127. n. 13.
  • Burford; (in Oxfordshire) Earl, p. 20. n. 11.
  • Burghersh; (a Family) Baron, p. 48. n. 19.
  • Burleigh; (in Northamptonshire) Baron, p. 42. n. 11.
  • BURLINGTON, alias Bridlington; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 65. n. 42.
  • Bury; (in Lancashire) Viscount, vide the Addenda.
  • Bury-St. Edmund; vide JERMYN of St. Edmunds-bury.
  • BUTLER; (a Family) of Lanthony (in Gloucestershire) Baron, p. 17. n. 8.
  • —of Moor-Park (in Hertfordshire) Baron, ibid.
  • —of Weston (in Huntingdonshire) Baron, p. 162. n. 69. See also Chief Butler.
  • Butterwike; vide Sheffeild of Butterwick.
  • BYRON; (a Family) of Rochdale (in Lancashire) Baron, p. 141. n. 36.

C.

  • CAghe; vide Feilding of the Caghe.
  • Ca [...]len; (in Ireland) Viscount, p. 46. n. 16. see also the Addenda.
  • [Page]Cambridge County; Lord Lieutenant, p. 26. n. 17.
  • — Ʋniversity; Chancellor, p. 12. n. 2.
  • Campden of Campden; (in Gloucester­shire) Viscount, p. 75. n. 55.
  • CANTERBURY; (City) Archbishop, p. 5. n. 1. see also p. 98. n. 1. and p. 116.
  • — and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 86. n. 70.
  • Capel; (a Family) of Hadham (in Hert­fordshire) Baron, p. 60. n. 35.
  • Captain of a Troop of Horse; p. 136. n. 27.
  • CARBERIE; (in Ireland) Earl, p. 142. n. 37.
  • Carboile; (in Normandy) Earl, p. 62. n. 38.
  • Cardiff; vide HERBERT of Caerdiff.
  • CARDIGAN; (County) Earl, p. 60. n. 36.
  • —Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38. n. 6.
  • —Custos Rotulorum, p. 142. n. 37.
  • CARLISLE; (City) Earl, p. 63. n. 39.
  • —Bishop, p. 103. n. 6.
  • —Governor, p. 63. n. 39.
  • —Sea-Coasts, Vice-Admiral, ibid.
  • Carmarthen; (County) Marquis, p. 24. n. 16. see also p. 153. n. 54.
  • —Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38. n. 6.
  • [Page]Carmarthen; (County) Custos Rotulorum, p. 142. n. 37.
  • —Town, and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38. n. 6.
  • CARNARVON; (County) Earl, p. 55. n. 28.
  • —Lord Lieutenant, p. 70. n. 48.
  • CARRINGTON; (a Family) of Barre­sore (in Connought, Ireland) Viscount, p. 142. n. 38.
  • — of Wotton Wawen (in Warwickshire) Baron, ibid.
  • CARTERET; (a Family) of Hawnes (in Bedfordshire) Baron, p. 154. n 56.
  • Carthlage, or Kirtling; vide NORTH of Kirtling.
  • CASTLE-HAVEN; (in Ireland) Earl, p. 120. n. 2.
  • Castle-rising; vide HOWARD of Castle-rysing.
  • Cavendish; (a Family) of Hardwick (in Derbishire) Baron, p. 27. n. 18.
  • Cawood Liberty; (in Yorkshire) Custos Rotulorum, p. 25, vide p. 24. n. 16.
  • Cecil; (a Family) of Essingdon (in Rut­landshire) Baron, p. 42. n. 10.
  • Chamberlain, of the King's Houshold; Lord, p. 33. n 5. see also p. 34. and p. 41. n. 9.
  • — of the Queen Dowager's Hou­shold; Lord, p. 69 n. 47. See also Lord Great Chamberlain.
  • [Page]Chancellor of the Garter, p. 105. n. 10.
  • CHANDOS; (a Family) of Sudely (in Gloucestershire) Baron, p. 130. n. 18.
  • Chappel-Royal; (of his Majesty) Dean, p. 99, vide p. 98. n. 1.
  • Charlton; vide HOWARD of Chalton.
  • Chartley; vide FERRERS of Chartley.
  • Charter-house; Governors, p. 59. n. 34. p. 63. n. 40. p. 72. n. 51. p. 73. n. 52. and 53. p. 99, vide p. 98. n. 1. p. 100. n. 3.
  • Chief Butler; of the Kingdom of Ireland (an Office) p. 17. n. 8.
  • Chepstow; (in Monmouthshire) Lord, p. 18. n. 9.
  • CHESTER; (City) Bishop, p. 107. n. 12.
  • —and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 50. n. 22.
  • —Sea-coasts; Vice-Admiral, p. 70. n. 48.
  • —County; Lord Lieutenant, and Custos Rotulorum, p. 50. n. 22.
  • CHESTERFEILD; (in Derbishire) Earl, p. 56. n. 29.
  • Cheuton; vide WALDGRAVE of Cheu­ton.
  • Chich; vide Darcy of Chiche.
  • CHICHESTER; (City) Earl, p. 16. n. 6.
  • — Bishop, p. 115. n. 24.
  • Chirbury; vide HERBERT of Chirbury.
  • CHOLMONDELEY; (a Family) of Kelles [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] in Ireland) Viscount, p. 160. n. 66.
  • Cholmondeley of Wich-Malbank, ali­as Namptwich (in Cheshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Chudleigh; vide CLIFFORD of Chudleigh.
  • Churchill; (a Family) of Aumouth (in Scotland) Baron, p. 82. n. 65.
  • —of Sandridge (in Hertford­shire) Baron, ibid.
  • Cinqueports; Lord Warden, p. 86. n. 70.
  • Cirencester; (in Gloucestershire) Baron, p. 79. n. 61.
  • Clare; (in Suffolk) Marquis and Earl, p. 28. n. 19.
  • CLARENDON; (in Wiltshire) Earl, p. 59. n. 34.
  • CLEVELAND; (in Yorkshire) Duchess, p. 14. n. 3. see also p. 16. n. 6.
  • CLIFFORD; (a Family) Baron, p. 56. n. 30.
  • —of Chudleigh (in Devonshire) Baron, p. 152. n. 53.
  • —of Lansborough (in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 65. n. 42. p. 145. n. 42.
  • CLIFTON; (a Family) of Leighton-Bromswould (in Huntingdonshire) Ba­roness, p. 134. n. 24.
  • Clinton; (a Family) Baron, p. 40. n. 7.
  • Cloghgrenan; (in Ireland) Baron, p. 162. n. 69.
  • Clun; (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 9. n. 1.
  • [Page]Cockermonth Honor; (in Cumberland) Lord, p. 13, vide p. 12. n. 2.
  • Codnore; (in Derbishire) Baron, p. 35. n. 2.
  • Cofferer to his Majesty; (an Office) p. 85. n. 69.
  • Colchester; (in Essex) Viscount, p. 50. n. 22.
  • COLEPEPER; (a Family) of Thoresway (in Lincolnshire) Baron, p. 144. n. 41.
  • Colonels; of the First Troop of Horse-guards, p. 84, vide p. 83. n. 67.
  • —of the Second Troop, p. 17. n. 8.
  • —of the Third Troop, p. 50. n. 22.
  • —His Majesty's Royal Regiment of Horse-Guards, p. 34. n. 1.
  • —Dutch Regiment of Guards, p. 79. n. 61.
  • —First Regiment of Foot-Guards, p. 86. n. 70.
  • — Regiment of Horse, p. 70. n. 48.
  • —Regiment of Foot, p. 21. n. 13.
  • — Regiments of Dragoons, p. 46. n. 16. p. 60 n. 35.
  • — Regiments of Marines, p. 148. n. 47. and see the Addenda.
  • Commissary General of the Musters, p. 40. n. 8.
  • Compton; (a Family) of Compton (i. e. Compton at the Vineyard, in Warwick­shire) Baron, p. 44. n. 14.
  • [Page]Comptroller; of his Majesty's Houshold, (an Office) p. 127. n. 13.
  • Comyn; (a Family) of Badenagh (in Scot­land) Baron, p. 23. n. 15.
  • Coniers; (a Family) Baron, p. 76. n. 56.
  • Cooper; (a Family) of Paulet (in Somer­setshire) Baron, p. 67. n. 44.
  • Cork; (County, in Ireland) Earl, p. 65. n. 42.
  • Cornbury; (in Oxfordshire) Viscount, p. 59. n. 34.
  • Cornet, of his Majesty's First Troop of Guards; vide the Addenda.
  • Cornwal Dutchy; Chief Steward, p. 62, n. 38.
  • —(County) Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 71, n. 49.
  • CORNWALLIS; (a Family) of Eye (in Suf­folk) Baron, p. 149, n. 49.
  • COVENTRY; (City) Recorder; p. 135, n. 26.
  • —and LICHFIELD; (City) Bi­shop, p. 102, n. 5.
  • Coventry City, and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 44, n. 14.
  • COVENTRY; (a Family) of Ailesborough (in Worcestershire) Baron, p. 138, n. 30.
  • Counts; of the Roman Empire; vide Empire.
  • — of Mertola; vide Mertola.
  • — Palatine; vide DURHAM and Hampton.
  • [Page]Cranburn; (in Dorsetshire) Viscount, p. 42, n. 10.
  • Cranfeild; (a Family) of Cranfeild (in Mid­dlesex) Baron, p. 41, n. 9.
  • CRAVEN; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 63, n. 40.
  • Craven; (a Family) of Hampsted-Marshal (in Berkshire) Baron, ibid.
  • — of Uffington (in Berkshire) Vis­count, ibid.
  • CREWE; (a Family) of Stene (in Northam­ptonshire) Baron, p. 150, n. 50.
  • Cripplegate; Lond. vide St. Giles Cripplegate.
  • Crudwell; vide LUCAS of Crudwel.
  • CUMBERLAND; (County) Duke, p. 4.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 63, n. 39.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 96, n. 9.

D

  • DAcres; (a Family) of Gillesland (in Cumberland) Baron, p. 63, n. 39.
  • — of Herst-Monceaux (in Sussex) Baron, p. 68, n. 46.
  • Danby; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p 25, vide p. 24. n. 16.
  • Darcie, or Darcy; (a Family) Baron, p. 76, n. 56.
  • — of Chiche (in Essex) Baron, p. 50, n. 22.
  • [Page]Darford; vide VILLIERS of Darford.
  • Darlington; (in the Bishoprick of Durham) Baroness, p. 77, n. 58.
  • Darnley; (in Scotland) Earl, p. 15, n. 5.
  • DARTMOUTH; (in Devonshire) Baron, p. 155, n. 58.
  • Daventry; vide Finch of Daventry.
  • DAVIDS; vide St. DAVIDS.
  • Deincourt; (a Family) of Sutton (in Derby­shire) Baron, p. 58, n. 32.
  • De-la-mer; (a Title, deriv'd from the Forrest of Delamer in Cheshire) of Dunham-Massy (likewise in Cheshire) Baron, p. 85, n. 68.
  • DE-LA WAR; vide LA-WAR.
  • Delmenhorst; (in Denmark) Earl, p. 4.
  • DENBIGH; (County) Earl, p. 46, n. 16.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 70, n. 48.
  • DENMARK; (Kingdom) Hereditary Prince, p. 4.
  • DERBY; (County) Earl, p. 36, n. 3.
  • —Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 27, n. 18.
  • DERWENTWATER; (in Cumberland) Earl, p. 78, n. 59.
  • Desmond; (County in Ireland) Earl, p. 46, n. 16. See also the Addenda.
  • DEVONSHIRE; (County) Duke and Earl, p. 27. n. 18. See also p. 12, and p. 33, n. 4.
  • —Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 53, n. 25.
  • [Page]Digby; (a Family) of Shirburn (in Dorset­shire). Baron, p. 47, n. 17.
  • Dispenser; vide Le Dispenser.
  • Dithmarch; (in Denmark) Duke, p. 4.
  • DORCHESTER; (in Dorsetshire) Coun­tess, p. 77, n. 58.
  • Dormer; (a Family) of Wenge (in Bucking­hamshire) Baron, p. 55, n. 28.
  • DORSET; (County) Earl, p. 41, n. 9. See also p. 33, n. 5, and p. 34.
  • — Marquis, p. 36, vide p. 35, n. 2.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotu­lorum, p. 47, n. 17.
  • — Sea-coasts; Vice-Admiral, p. 67, n. 44.
  • DOVER; (in Kent) Baron, p. 157, n. 62.
  • — Castle; C [...]nstable, p. 86, n. 70.
  • Dragoons, Regiments; vide Colonels.
  • Dublin Ʋniversity; (in Ireland) Chancellor, p. 17, n. 8.
  • DUDLEY; (a Family) Baroness, p. 125, n. 9. See also p. 144, n. 40.
  • Dumblane; vide OSBORNE of Dumblane.
  • Dungarvan; (in Waterford, Ireland) Vi­scount, p. 65, n. 42.
  • Dunham-Massy; vide Delamer of Dunham-Massy.
  • Duras; (a Family) of Holdenby (in Nor­thamptonshire) Baron, p. 69, n 47.
  • DURHAM; (City) Bishop, p. 99, n. 2. See also, p. 117, and p. 118, n. II.
  • — County; Count Palatine, p. 99, n. 2.
  • [Page]Durham; (County) Lord Lieutenant, p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67.
  • — Sea-Coasts; Vice-Admiral, ibid.
  • Dursley; (in Gloucestershire) Viscount, p. 72. n. 51. See also p. 122. n. 5.

E

  • EArl-Marshal of England, Hereditary; (an Official Honor) p. 9, n. 1. p. 32, n. 2.
  • Eastwell; vide Fitz-Herbert of Eastwel.
  • Effingham; vide HOWARD of Effingham.
  • Eland; vide Savile of Eland.
  • Elgin; (in Scotland) Earl, p. 64, n. 41.
  • Ellesmere; (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 43. n. 12.
  • ELY; (City) Bishop p. 108, n. 14.
  • Emlyn; vide VAUGHAN of Emlyn.
  • Empire; (Roman) Counts, p. 133, n. 23. p. 23, vide p. 22, n. 14. p. 149, n. 48.
  • Enfeild; (in Middlesex) Baron, p. 87, n. 71.
  • Envoy Extraordinary; to the States-General of the Ʋnited Provinces, p. 95, n. 8.
  • — to the Emperor of Germany, vide the Addenda.
  • Ercall; vide High-Ercal.
  • Eresby; vide WILLUGHBY of Eresby.
  • Escrick; vide HOWARD of Escrick.
  • ESSEX; (County) Earl, p. 60, n. 35.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 34, n. 1.
  • Essingdon; vide Cecil of Essendon.
  • [Page]Estaines-parva, otherwise call'd Estaines ad Turrim, and Little Easton; vide MAY­NARD of Estaines-parva.
  • EURE; (a Family) of Witton (in the Bisho­prick of Durham) Baron, p. 127, n. 12.
  • Ewston; (in Suffolk) Earl, p. 16, n. 7.
  • EXETER, (City) Earl, p. 42, n. 11.
  • — Bishop, p. 104, n. 8.
  • Eye; vide CORNWALLIS of Eye.

F

  • FAlconer, to His Majesty; (an Office) Master, p. 20, n. 11.
  • Falmouth; (in Cornwal) Viscount, p. 19. n. 10.
  • Fareham; (in Hantshire) Countess, p. 14, n. 4.
  • FAUCONBERG, or Falconberg, vulgo Fau­conbridg; (a Title deriv'd from a Family of that Name) Earl, p. 80, n. 62.
  • — of Hentknowl, (in the Bishoprick of Durham) Viscount, ibid.
  • — of Yarum, (in Yorkshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Feilding; (a Family) Viscount, p. 46, n. 16:
  • — of the Caghe, (in Ireland) Baron, ibid. See also the Addenda.
  • — of Newnham-padox, (in Warwick­shire) Baron, ibid.
  • FERRERS; (a Family) of Chartley (in Staf­fordshire) Baron, p. 124, n. 7.
  • [Page]FEVERSHAM; (in Kent) Earl; p. 69, n. 47.
  • Finch; (a Family) of Daventry (in Nor­thamptonshire) Baron, p. 73, n. 52.
  • Fitz-Alan; (a Family) Baron. p. 9, n. 1.
  • Fitz-Herbert; (a Family) of Eastwel (in Kent) Baron, p. 54, n. 26.
  • Fitz-Hugh; (a Family) Baron. p. 38, n. 6.
  • Fitz-Payne; (a Family) Baron. p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • FITZ-WALTER; (a Family) Baron, p. 124, n. 8.
  • Flint; (County) Lord Lieutenant, p. 70, n. 48.
  • Foot-Regiment; vide Colonel.
  • Forrester, to His Majesty (an Office) p. 51, n. 23
  • Furnival; (a Family) Baron. p. 9, n. 1 [...] p. 23, n. 15.

G

  • GAINESBOROUGH; (in Lincolnshire) Earl, p. 75, n. 55.
  • Garter; (a most Noble Order) vide Knights of the Garter; as also Chancellor and Prelate of the Garter.
  • Gentlemen-Pensioners; (Honourable Band) Captain, p. 20, n. 11.
  • GERARD; (a Family) of Brandon (in Suf­folk) Baron. p. 70, n. 48.
  • — of Bromley-Gerards (in Staf­fordshire) Baron. p. 133, n. 2 [...].
  • Gifford; (a Family) of Brimsfeild (in Glou­cestershire) Baron. p. 23, n. 15.
  • Gillesland; vide Dacres of Gillesland.
  • [Page]Glamorgan; (County) Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • Glendale; (in Northumberland) Viscount, p. 89, n. 72.
  • GLOUCESTER; (Colony) Duke, p. 1.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Castes Rotul [...]um, p. 122, n. 5.
  • GODOLPHIN; (a Family) of Rialton (in Cornwal) Baron, p. 157, n. 61.
  • Goths; (a People) Hereditary Prince, p. 4.
  • Gower; (in Carmarthenshire) Lord. p. 18, n. 9. See also Brewse of Gower.
  • GRAFTON; (in Northamptonshire) Duke, p. 16, n. 7.
  • Grandee, of Portugal, vide Portugal.
  • GRANVILLE; (a Family) of Biddiford and Kilkhampton (in Cornwal) Baron, p. [...]2, n. 38. p. 149, n. 48.
  • —of Lansdown (in Somerset­shire) Viscount, p. 62, n. 38. See also p. 149, n. 48.
  • Granville; (in Normandy) Lord, p. 62, n. 38.
  • Great Chamberlain of England; (an Office) Lord, p. 32, n. 1. p. 34. p. 51, n. 23.
  • Great Wardrobe; (an Office) Master, p. 81, n. 64.
  • Gretton; vide HATTON of Gretton.
  • Grey; (an ancient and illustrious House or Family) Chief, p. 35, n. 25.
  • — of Groby (in Leicestershire) Baron, p. 53, n. 25.
  • [Page]Grey; of Rolleston (in Staffordshire) Baron, p. 130, n. 17.
  • —of Ruthe [...] (in Denbighshire) Baron, p. 94, n. 7.
  • —of Werk (in Northumberland) Baron, p. 80, n. 72.
  • Greystock; (a Family) Baron, p. 9. n. 1.
  • GRIFFIN; (a Family) of Braybroke (in Northamptonshire) Baron, p. 159, n. 65.
  • Groby; Baron, p. 35, n. 2. See also Grey of Groby.
  • Grome of the Stole, to His Majesty; (an Office) p. 79, n. 61.
  • — to Prince George of Denmark, p. 148, n. 47.
  • Guards; (of the King) Colonels of the First Troop, p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67.
  • —Second Troop, p. 17, n. 8.
  • — Third Troop, p. 50, n. 22.
  • — Royal Regiment, p. 34, n. 1
  • — Dutch Regiment, p. 79, n. 61.
  • — First Regiment of Foot, p. 86, n. 70.
  • See also Yeomen of the Guard.
  • Guernsey; (Isle) Governor, p. 94, n. 6.
  • GUILFORD; (in Surrey) Baron, p. 156, n. 60.

H

  • HAche; vide Beauchamp of Hach.
  • Haddon; vide Maners of Haddon.
  • Hadham; vide Capel of Hadham.
  • HALIFAX; (in Yorkshire) Marquis, Earl, and Viscount, p. 29, n. 1.
  • Hamlake, modo Helmsley; vide Roos of Hamlake.
  • Hampsted-Marshal; vide Craven of Hamp­sted-Marshal.
  • Hampton, (i. e. Southampton in Hantshire) Count Palatine, p. 118, n. III.
  • Hardwick; vide Cavendish of Hardwick.
  • Harington; (a Family) Baron, p. 53, n. 25.
  • Hartington; (in Derbishire) Marquis, p. 27, n. 18.
  • Harwich; (in Essex) Marquis, p. 22, n. 14.
  • Hastings; (a Family) of Hastings (in Sussex) Baron, p. 38, n. 5.
  • HATTON; (a Family) of Gretton (in Nor­thamptonshire) Viscount, p. 94, n. 6.
  • — of Kirby (in Northamptonshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Haverford-West; (in Pembrokeshire) Town and County; Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • HAVERSHAM, of Haversham; (in Buck­inghamshire) Baron, p. 163, n. 71.
  • Hawnes; vide CARTERET of Hawnes.
  • [Page]Heddington; (in Oxfordshire) Baron, p. 20, n. 11.
  • Helaugh; (in Yorkshire) Lord, p. 127, n. 13.
  • Heleigh; vide AUDLEY of Heleigh.
  • Hent-knowle; vide FALCONBERG of Hent-knowl.
  • HERBERT; (a Family) Baron, p. 18, n. 9.
  • — of Caerdiff (in Glamorgan­shire) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • — of Chirbury (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 162, n. 70.
  • — of Shurland (in the Isle of Shep­pey, Kent) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • — of Tor-bay (in D vonshire) Ba­ron, p. 83, n. 66.
  • HEREFORD; (County) Viscount, p. 91, n. 1.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15.
  • — (City) Bishop, p. 109, n. 15.
  • Herst-Monceaux; vide Dacres of Herst-Monceaux.
  • Hertford; (County) Earl, p. 12, n. 2.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 60, n. 35.
  • — Borough; High Steward, p. 42, n. 10.
  • Hicks; (a Family) of Ilmington (in War­wickshire) Baron, p. 75, n. 55.
  • Hide-Park; (in Middlesex) Ranger, p. 95, n. 8.
  • High-Admiral of England; Lord, p. 32, n. 3.
  • High Ercal; vide Newport of High-Ercal.
  • High Steward; to Her Majesty the Queen [Page] Dowager, p. 124; n 7.
  • High Treasurer of England; (an Office) Lord, p. 7, n. 3.
  • Hinchinbrook; (in Huntingdonshire) Vis­count, p. 58, n. 33.
  • Hindon; vide Hyde of Hindon.
  • Hinton-St. George; vide POULET of Hin­ton-St. George.
  • Holand, (in Lincolnshire) Earl, p. 45, n. 15.
  • — Parts, Custos Rotulorum, p. 52, vide p. 51. n. 23.
  • Holdenby; vide Duras of Holdenby.
  • HOLDERNESS; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 76. n. 56.
  • Holm-Pierpont; vide Pierpont of Holm-Pierpont.
  • Holm, in Spaldingmoor; vide LANG­DALE of Holm.
  • Holstein, (in Denmark) Duke, p. 4.
  • Hoo; vide VILLIERS of Hoo.
  • Horse; Regiment, Troop; vide Colonel and Captain. See also Master of the Horse.
  • Houghton; of Houghton (in Nottingham­shire) Baron, p. 28. n. 19.
  • Houshold, (of the King) vide Treasurer and Comptroller of the Houshold.
  • House keeper, of the King's Royal Palace of Audley-end, p. 40, n. 8.
  • HOWARD; (an illustrious Family) Chief, p. 9. n. 1
  • — Baron, ibid.
  • — of Castle-Rising (in Norfolk) [Page] Baron, p. 9, n. 1.
  • HOWARD, (a Famil [...]) of Charlton (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 49. n. 21.
  • — of Effingham (in Surrey) Baron, p. 129. n. 16.
  • — of Escrick (in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 138. n. 31.
  • — of Morpeth (in Northumber­land) Viscount, p. 63. n. 39.
  • — of Walden (in Essex) Baron, p. 40. n. 8.
  • Howland; (a Family) of Streatham (in Sur­rey) Baron, p. 26. n. 17.
  • Hull; vide KINGSTON upon Hull.
  • Hungerford; (a Family) Baron, p. 38. n. 5.
  • HUNTINGDON; (County) Earl, p. 38. n. 5.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, and Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 49. n. 20.
  • HUNSDON; (in Hertfordshire) Baron, p. 131. n. 19.
  • Hurley; vide LOVELACE of Hurley.
  • Hyde; (a Family) of Hindon (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 59. n. 34.
  • — of Kenilworth, (in Warwickshire) Viscount, p. 73, n. 53.

I

  • JEFFREYS; (a Family) of Wem (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 158. n. 63.
  • JERMYN; (a Family) of St. Edmunds-Bury (in Suffolk) Baron, p. 141. n. 35.
  • [Page]Jersey; (Isle) Governor, p. 141. n. 35.
  • Ilmington; vide Hicks of Ilmington.
  • Ipswich; (in Suffolk) Viscount; p. 16. n. 7.
  • Isles; Lord, vide Man and the Isles.
  • Justice in Eyre, South of Trent, p. 74. n. 54.

K

  • KEeper of the Great Seal of England, Lord, p. 6. n. 1.
  • Kelles, vide CHOLMONDELEY of Kelles.
  • Kendal, (in Westmoreland) Earl, p. 4. See also Ross of Kendal.
  • Kenilworth; vide Hyde of Kenilworth.
  • Kensington, (in Middlesex) Baron, p. 45. n. 15.
  • KENT; (County) Earl, p. 35. n. 2.
  • — Countess, p. 151. n. 51.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, and Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 86. n. 70.
  • Kesteven-Parts; (in Lincolnshire) Custos Rotulorum, p. 52, vide p. 51. n. 23.
  • Kilkhampton; vide GRANVILLE of Kilk­hampton.
  • Kimbolton; vide Montagu of Kimbolton.
  • KINGSTON, upon Hull; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 54. n. 27.
  • — Town and Fortress; Governor, p. 25, vide p. 24. n. 16.
  • Kinloss; vide Bruce of Kinloss.
  • Kirby; vide HATTON of Kirby.
  • Kirtling, or Carthlage; vide NORTH of Kirtling.
  • [Page]Kiveton, vulgè Keeton; vide OSBORN of Kiveton.
  • Knights; i. e. Bachelor-Knights, p. 62, n. 38. p. 63, n. 40. p. 126, n. 11. p. 150. n. 50.
  • Knights of the Bath, p. 43, n. 12. p. 122. n. 5. p. 59. n. 34. p. 142. n. 37.
  • Knights of the Garter, p. 4. p. 1. p. 35, vide p. 34, n. 1. p. 18, n. 9. p. 26, n. 17. p. 16. n. 6. p. 3 [...]. p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16. p. 15. n. 5, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2. p. 19. n. 10. p. 10, vide p. 9. n. 1. p. 52, n. 24. p. 73, n. 53. p. 69, n. 47. p. 57, n. 31. p. 17, n. 8. p. 27, n. 18. p. 41, n. 9. p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15. see also the Addenda.
  • Knight-Marshal of His Majesty's Houshold, p. 95. n. 8.
  • Knockin; vide Strange of Knokyn.

L

  • LAncaster, Dutchy; Chancellor, p. 120. n. 3.
  • — (County); Lord Lieutenant, p. 70, n. 48.
  • — Custos Rotulorum; vide The Addenda.
  • —Sea-Coasts, Vice-Admiral, p. 70. n. 48.
  • Land-Forces, within the Kingdom of En­gland, Dominion of Wales, and Town of Berwick upon Tweed; Lieutenant-Gene­ral, p. 22. n. 14.
  • [Page]Landsdown; vide GRANVILLE of Lans­down.
  • LANGDALE; (a Family) of Holm (in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 147, n. 46.
  • Langley; (in Northumberland) Viscount, p. 78, n. 59.
  • Lansborough; vide CLIFFORD of Launs­borough.
  • Lanthony; vide BUTLER of Lanthony.
  • Latimer; (a Family) Viscount, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • — Baron, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • LA-WARR; (a Family) Baron, p. 121, n. 4.
  • Le-Dispenser; (a Family) Baron, p. 48, n. 19.
  • LEEDS; (in Yorkshire) Duke, p. 24, n. 16. See also p 8, n. 3.
  • Lees-Court; vide Sonds of Lees-Court.
  • LEICESTER; (County) Earl, p. 44, n. 13.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p 37, n. 4.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 53, n. 25.
  • LEIGH; (a Family) of Stoneley (in War­wickshire) Baron, p. 140, n. 34.
  • Leighs, vulgò Leez; vide Rich of Leighs.
  • Leighton-Bromswould; vide CLIFTON of Leighton-Bromswould.
  • Leinster; (in Ireland Duke, p. 22, n. 14.
  • LEMPSTER, alias Leominster; of Lemp­ster (in Herefordshire) Baron, p. 161, n. 68.
  • [Page]Lenox; (in Scotland) Duke, p. 15, n. 5.
  • LEXINGTON; (a Family) of Aram (in Nottinghamshire) Baron, p. 147, n. 45.
  • LICHFEILD; (City) Earl, p 67, n. 45.
  • — Bishop; vide COVENTRY and LICHFEILD.
  • Lieutenant-Generals, of His Majesty's Ar­my; p. 17, n. 8. p. 22, n. 14. p. 34, n. 1. p. 50, n. 22. p. 79, n. 61.
  • LINCOLN; (County) Earl, p. 40, n. 7.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 51, n. 23.
  • — (City) Bishop, p. 114, n. 23.
  • — and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 51, n. 23.
  • LINDSEY; (in Lincolnshire) Earl, p. 51, n. 23. See also p. 32, n. 1. & p. 34.
  • — Parts; Custos Rotulorum, p. 52, vide p. 51, n. 23.
  • Lisle; (a Family) Viscount, p. 44, n. 13. See also p. 131, n. 20, and p. 35, n. 2.
  • Little-Easton; vide MAYNARD of Easton-parva.
  • LLANDAF; (City) Bishop, p. 101, n. 4.
  • LONDON; (Metropolis) Bishop, p. 98, n. 1. See also p. 117, and vide ibid. n. I.
  • LONGUEVILLE; (a Family) Viscount, p. 94, n. 7.
  • LONSDALE; (in Westmoreland) Viscount p. 96, n. 9.
  • Lords, of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council; vide Privy-Councellors.
  • [Page]LOVELACE; (a Family) of Hurley (in Berkshire) Baron, p. 136, n. 27.
  • Lovetot; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1. p. 23, n. 15.
  • Lowther; (a Family) of Lowther (in West­moreland) Baron, p. 96, n. 9.
  • LUCAS; (a Family) of Crudwell (in Wilt­shire) Baroness, p. 151, n. 51.
  • — of Shenfeild; (in Essex) Baron, p. 145, n. 43.
  • Lucy; (a Family) Baron, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • Lumley; (a Family) of Lumley-Castle (in the Bishoprick of Durham) Viscount, p. 83, n. 67.
  • — Baron, p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67.
  • — of Waterford (in Ireland) Vis­count, ibid.
  • Lynn-Regis; vide TOUNSHEND of Lenn-Regis.

M

  • MACLESFEILD; (in Cheshire) Earl, p. 70, n. 48.
  • Magdalen-College; vide St. Mary Magdalen-College.
  • Maidstone; (in Kent) Viscount, p. 54, n. 26.
  • Major Generals, of His Majesty's Army; p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67. p. 87, n. 71.
  • Maldon; (in Essex) Viscount, p. 60, n. 35.
  • [Page]Malmesbury; Borough, (in Wiltshire) High Steward, p. 127, n. 13.
  • Maltravers; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1.
  • Man; (Isle) Lord, p. 36, n. 3.
  • MANCHESTER; (in Lancashire) Earl, p. 49, n. 20.
  • Mandevile; (a Family) Viscount, p. 49, n. 20
  • Maners; (a Family) of Haddon (in Derbi­shire) Baron, p. 37, n. 4.
  • March; (a Title deriv'd from the Marches of Wales) Earl, p. 15, n. 5.
  • Marine-Regiments; vide Colonels. See also the Addenda.
  • MARLBOROUGH; (in Wiltshire) Earl, p. 82, n. 65.
  • Marmion; (a Family) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • Marshal; vide Earl-Marshal and Knight-Marshal.
  • Master-Falconer; vide Falconer.
  • Master of the Horse, to Prince George of Denmark, p. 58, n. 33.
  • Master-General of the Ordnance; vide Ordnance.
  • Master of the Robes, to His Majesty; vide the Addenda.
  • MAYNARD; (a Family) of Estaines-par­va, otherwise call'd Estains ad Turrim and Little Easton (in Essex) Baron, p. 137, n. 29.
  • — of Wicklow (in Ireland) Baron, ibid.
  • [Page]Meinel; (a Family) Baron, p. 76, n. 56.
  • Merioneth; (County) Lord Lieutenant, p. 70, n. 48.
  • Mertola; (in Portugal) Count, p. 23, vide p. 22, n. 14.
  • Methuen; (in Scotland) Baron, p. 15, n. 5.
  • Metropolitans; p. 6, vide p. 5, n. 1. p. 7, n. 2. See also Primates.
  • Middlesex; (County) Earl, p. 41, n. 9. p 33, n. 5. p. 34.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotu­lorum, p. 26, n. 17.
  • Milton; (in Kent) Baron, p. 86, n. 70.
  • Moels; (a Family) Baron, p. 38, n. 5.
  • MOHUN; (a Family) Baron, p. 36, n. 3.
  • — of Okehampton (in Devonshire) Baron, p. 139, n. 32.
  • Molingar; vide VAUGHAN of Molingar.
  • Molins; (a Family) Baron, p. 38, n 5.
  • MONMOUTH; (County) Earl, p. 81, n. 63.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • MONTAGU, or Mountague; (in Somer­setshire) Earl, p. 81, n. 64.
  • Montague; (a Family) Viscount, p. 91, n. 2.
  • — of Boughton (in Northampton­shire) Baron, p. 81, n. 64.
  • — of Kimbolton (in Huntingdon­shire) Baron, p. 49, n. 20.
  • — of St. Neots (in Huntingdon­shire) Baron, p. 58, n. 33.
  • [Page]Mont-Eagle; (a Title in commemoration of the great Service perform'd by Sir Edward Stanley Knight, a younger Son to Thomas the first Earl of Derby, against the Scots at Flodden-feild, where he won the Hill, and vanquish'd all that oppos'd him: being deriv'd thence, and from the Eagle, &c. the Crest of that Family) Baron, p. 123, n. 6. See also the Addenda.
  • Montgomery; (County) Earl, p. 38, n. 6.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 70, n. 48.
  • — Town; Viscount, p. 29, n. 2.
  • Moor-Park; vide BUTLER of Moor-Park.
  • Mordaunt; (a Family) of Avalon (in So­mersetshire) Viscount, p. 81, n. 63.
  • — of Rygate (in Surrey) Baron, ibid.
  • — of Turvey (in Bedfordshire) Baron, p. 52, n. 24.
  • MORLEY; (a Family) Baron, p. 123, n. 6.
  • Morpeth; vide HOWARD of Morpeth.
  • Moubray; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1. p. 72, n. 51.
  • Mountchensey, or Munchensi; (a Family) Baron, p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15.
  • Mount-Hermer; (a Family) Viscount, p. 81, n. 64.
  • Mount-Norris, (in Armagh, Ireland) Ba­ron, p. 61, n. 37.
  • Mulgrave; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 30, n. 3.
  • Musters; Commissary-General, p. 40, n. 8.

N

  • NAmptwich; vide CHOLMONDE­LEY of Wich-Malbank, alias Nampt­wich.
  • Neots; vide St. Neots.
  • Newark; (in Nottinghamshire) Viscount, p. 55, vide p. 54, n. 27.
  • Newbery; (in Berkshire) Baron. p. 16, n. 6.
  • NEWCASTLE; (in Northumberland) Duke, p. 28, n. 19.
  • New-Forrest; (in Hantshire) Lord War­den, p. 21, n. 13.
  • Newnham-Padox; vide Feilding of Newn­ham-Padox.
  • Newport; (a Family) of Bradford (in Shropshire) Viscount, p. 85, n. 69.
  • — of High-Ercal (in Shropshire) Baron, ibid.
  • Newport-Painel; vide ANNESLEY of Newport-Painel.
  • Noel; (a Family) of Ridlington (in Rut­landshire) Baron. p. 75, n. 55.
  • Nonsuch; (in Surrey) Baroness, p. 14, n. 3.
  • NORFOLKE; (County) Duke and Earl, p. 9, n. 1. See also p. 32, n. 2.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 9, n. 1.
  • NORMANBY; (in Lincolnshire) Marquis, p. 30, n. 3.
  • [Page]Norris; (a Family) of Ricot (in Oxford­shire) Baron. p. 74, n. 54.
  • NORTH; (a Family) of Kirtling modò Carthlage (in Cambridgshire) Baron. p. 130, n. 17.
  • NORTHAMPTON; (County) Earl, p. 44, n. 14.
  • — Lord Lieutenant p. 81, n. 63.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 94, n. 6.
  • NORTHUMBERLAND; (County) Duke and Earl, p. 19, n. 10.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67.
  • — Sea-Coasts; Vice-Admiral, ibid.
  • Norway; (Kingdom) Hereditary Prince, p. 4.
  • NORWICH; (City) Earl, p. 9, n. 1.
  • — and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 9, n. 1.
  • — Bishop, p. 110, n. 17.
  • NOTTINGHAM; (County) Earl, p. 73, n. 52
  • —Lord Lieutenant and Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 28, n. 19.
  • —Town and County of the same; Custos Rotulorum, ibid.

O

  • OCkingham; (in Berkshire) Baron, p. 4.
  • Okehampton; vide MOHUN of Oke­hampton.
  • Oldenburg; (in Denmark) Earl, p. 4.
  • [Page]Ordnance; Master-General, p. 86, n. 70.
  • ORMOND; (in Ireland) Duke, Marquis and Earl, p. 17, n. 8.
  • OSBORNE; (a Family) of Dumblane (in Scotland) Viscount, p. 153, n. 54.
  • — of Kiveton, vulgò Keeton (in Yorkshire) Baron. p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16. and p. 153, n. 54.
  • Osgodby; vide BELLASSYSE of Osgodby.
  • Ossory; (in Tipperary, Ireland) Earl, p. 17, n. 8.
  • OSSULSTONE; of Ossulstone (in Middle­sex) Baron. p. 155, n. 57.
  • Oswaldestre; (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 9, n. 1.
  • OXFORD; (County) Earl, p. 34, n. 1.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotu­lorum, p. 74, n. 54.
  • — City; Bishop, p. 110, n. 16.
  • — Ʋniversity; Chancellor, p. 17, n. 8.
  • — High-Steward, p. 59, n. 34.

P

  • PAGET; (a Family) of Beaudesert (in Staffordshire) Baron. p. 128, n. 15.
  • Parham; vide WILLUGHBY of Parham.
  • Parks; vide St. James and Hide Parks.
  • Parr; (a Family) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • Paston; (a Family) of Paston (in Norfolk) Baron, p. 71, n. 50.
  • [Page]Pawlet; vide Cooper of Paulet. See also POULET.
  • PEMBROKE; (County) Earl, p. 38, n. 6. p. 8, n. 4.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • — College (in Oxford) Master, p. 113, n. 21.
  • Penshurst; vide SYDNEY of Penshurst.
  • Pensioners; vide Gentlemen-Pensioners.
  • Percy; (a Family) Baron, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • PETERBOROUGH; (City) Earl, p. 52, n. 24.
  • — Bishop, p. 111, n. 18.
  • Petersfeild; (in Hantshire) Baroness, p. 14, n. 4.
  • PETRE; (a Family) of Writtle (in Essex) Baron, p. 132, n. 21.
  • Petworth-Honor; (in Sussex) Lord, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • Pierpont; (a Family) of Holm-Pierpont (in Nottinghamshire) Baron, p. 55, vide p. 54, n. 27.
  • Plenipotentiaries; for the Treaty of a General Peace, p. 38, n. 6. p. 95, n. 8.
  • — in the Congress of the Ministers of the Confederate Princes at the Hague, p. 95, n. 8.
  • PLYMOUTH; (in Devonshire) Earl, p. 77, n. 57.
  • [Page]Pontefract, vulgò Pomfret; (in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 19, n. 10.
  • Poole; (in Dorsetshire) Town and County; Vice-Admiral, p. 67, n. 44.
  • PORTLAND; (in Dorsetshire) Earl, p. 79, n. 61.
  • PORTSMOUTH; (in Hantshire) Duchess, p. 14, n. 4.
  • Portugal; (Kingdom) Grandee, p. 23, vide p. 22, n. 14.
  • POULET; (a Family) of Hinton-St. George (in Somersetshire) Baron, p. 136, n. 28.
  • POWYS; (in Montgomeryshire) Marquis and Earl, p. 29, n. 2.
  • — of Powys; Baron, p. 30, vide p. 29, n. 2.
  • Poynings; (a Family) Baron, p. 13, vide p. 12, n. 2.
  • Prelate, of the Garter; p. 100, n. 3.
  • Premier Duke, p. 9, n. 1.
  • — Marquis, p. 21, n. 13.
  • — Earl, p. 9, n. 1.
  • — Viscount, p. 91, n. 1.
  • — Baron, p. 9. n. 1.
  • President, of His Majesty's most honourable Privy-Council (an Office) Lord, p. 8, n. 3. p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • Primate; of all England, p. 6, vide p. 5, n. 1.
  • — of England, p. 7, n. 2.
  • Principal Secretary of State; p. 119. p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 85.
  • [Page]Privy-Councellors, to His Majesty; Lords, p. 4. p. 6, vide p. 5, n. 1. p. 6, n. 1. p. 8, n. 3, & 4. p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6. p. 9, n. 1. p. 27, n. 18. p. 17, n. 8. p. 22, vide p. 21, n. 13. p. 23, vide p. 22, n. 14. p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15. p. 26, n. 17. p. 52, vide p. 51, n. 23. p. 41, n. 9. p. 35. vide p. 34, n. 1. p. 43, n. 12. p. 53, n. 25. p. 62, n. 38. p. 73, n. 53. p. 79, n. 61. p. 80, n. 62. p. 81, n. 63. p. 82, vide p. 81, n. 64. p. 84, vide p. 83, n. 67. p. 85, n. 69. p. 86, n. 70. p. 89, n. 72. p. 96, n. 9. p. 122, n. 5. p. 99, vide p. 98, n. 1. p. 127, n. 13. p. 147, n. 45, p. 150, vide p. 149, n. 49. p. 157, n. 61.
  • Privy-Purse; (of His Majesty) Keeper, p. 79, n. 61.
  • — Seal; (of His Majesty) Lord Keeper, p. 8, n. 4, p. 38, n. 6.

Q

  • QUarendon; (in Buckinghamshire) Vis­count, p. 67, n. 45.

R

  • RABY; (in the Bishoprick of Durham) Baron, p. 140, n. 33.
  • Radcliffe; (a Family) Viscount, p. 78, n. 59.
  • [Page]RADNOR; (County) Earl, p. 71, n. 49.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • Ragland; (in Monmouthshire) Lord, p. 18, n. 9.
  • Rangers, of Parks; vide St. James's and Hide Parks.
  • Raynham; vide TOUNSHEND of Rayn­ham.
  • Regiments; vide Colonels.
  • Rialton; vide GODOLPHIN of Rialton.
  • Rich; (a Family) of Leighs (in Essex) Ba­ron, p. 45, n. 15.
  • RICHMOND; (in Yorkshire) Duke, p. 15, n. 5.
  • Ricot; vide Norris of Ricot.
  • Ridlington; vide Noel of Ridlington.
  • Ripon; (in Yorkshire) Liberty; Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • RIVERS; (a Title deriv'd from a Family of that Name) Earl, p. 50, n. 22.
  • Roberts; (a Family) of Truro (in Corn­wal) Baron, p. 71, n. 49.
  • Robes; vide Master of the Robes.
  • Rochdale; vide BYRON of Rochdale.
  • ROCHESTER; (City) Earl, p. 73, n. 53.
  • — Bishop, p. 103, n. 7.
  • ROCHFORD; (in Essex) Earl, p. 87, n. 71.
  • ROCKINGHAM; of Rockingham (in Northamptonshire) Baron, p. 146, n. 44.
  • Rock-Savage; vide Savage of Rock-Savage.
  • [Page]Rolleston; vide Grey of Rolston.
  • Roman-Empire, Counts; vide Empire.
  • ROMNEY; (in Kent) Earl, p. 86, n. 70.
  • Roos; (a Family) of Hamlake (i. e. Helm­sley in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 37, n. 4.
  • Ros; (a Family) of Kendal (in Westmore­land) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • Rotherfeild; (in Oxfordshire) Baron, p. 35, n. 2.
  • Royal Society; Fellows, p. 10, vide p. 9, n. 1. p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6. p. 52, vide p. 51, n. 23. p. 59, n. 34. p. 72, n. 51. p. 105, n. 10.
  • Rugemont; (in Bedfordshire) Baron, p. 35, n. 2.
  • Ruthen; (in Denbighshire) Baron, ibid. See also Grey of Ruthen.
  • RUTLAND; (County) Earl, p. 37, n. 4.
  • Russel; (a Family) Baron, p. 26, n. 17.
  • — of Thornhaugh (in Northampton­shire) Baron, ibid.
  • Rye; (a Family) Baron, p. 123, n. 6.
  • Rygate; vide Mordaunt of Reygate.

S

  • SAINT-ALBANS; (in Hertfordshire) Duke, p. 20, n. 11.
  • — Liberty; Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 60, n. 35.
  • — Aldates (in Oxford) Rector, p. 113, n. 21.
  • [Page]SAINT-ASAPH; (City) Bishop, p. 113, n. 22.
  • —DAVIDS; (City) Bishop, p. 105, n. 9.
  • —Edmunds-bury; vide JERMYN of St. Edmunds-bury.
  • — George-Hinton; vide POULET of Hinton-St. George.
  • —Giles, Cripplegate; (London) Vicar, p. 112, vide p. 111, n. 19. See also Wimborne-St. Giles.
  • —James's Park; (in Middlesex) Ran­ger, p. 62, n. 38.
  • — John; (a Family) of Basing (in Hant­shire) Baron, p. 21, n. 13.
  • — of Bletso (in Bedfordshire) Baron, p. 47, n. 18.
  • — Mary Magdalen-College; (in Ox­ford) President, p. 110, n. 16.
  • —Neots; vide Montagu of St. Neots.
  • —Peter's; Collegiate Church, (West­minster) Dean, p. 103, n. 7.
  • —Quintin; (a Family) Baron, p. 38, n. 6.
  • SALISBURY; (City) Earl, p. 42, n. 10.
  • — Bishop, p. 105, n. 10.
  • Salop; (County) Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 85, n. 69.
  • Sandridge; vide Churchill of Sandridge.
  • SANDWICH; (in Kent) Earl, p. 58, n. 33.
  • Savage; (a Family) of Rock-Savage, an­ciently called Clifton (in Cheshire) Vis­count, p. 50, n. 22.
  • Savile; (a Family) of Eland (in Yorkshire) [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] Baron, p. 29, n. 1.
  • Saunford; (a Family) Baron, p. 34, n. 1.
  • SAY; (a Family) and SEALE; (in Kent) Viscount and Baron, p. 92, n. 3.
  • —Baron, p. 40, n. 7. See also the Ad­denda.
  • SCARBOROUGH; (in Yorkshire) Earl, p. 83, n. 67.
  • SCARSDALE; (in Derbishire) Earl, p. 58, n. 32.
  • Schleswick; (in Denmark) Duke, p. 4.
  • SCHONBERG; (in Germany) Duke, p. 22, n. 14.
  • Scrooby; (in Nottinghamshire) Liberty; Custos Rotulorum, p. 147, n. 45.
  • Seale; (in Kent) Viscount and Baron, p. 92, n. 3. See also SAY.
  • Secretary of State; vide Principal Secretary of State.
  • Segrave; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1. p. 72, n. 51.
  • Settrington; (in Yorkshire) Baron, p. 15, n. 5.
  • Seymour; (a Family) Baron, p. 12, n. 2.
  • — of Troubridge (in Wiltshire) Ba­ron, ibid.
  • SHAFTESBURY; (in Dorsetshire) Earl, p. 67. n. 44.
  • Sheffeild; (a Family) of Butterwick (in Lincolnshire) Baron, p. 30, n. 3.
  • Shelford; vide Stanhope of Shelford.
  • [Page]Shenfeild; vide LUCAS of Shenfeild.
  • Sheppey; vide SYDNEY of Sheppey.
  • Sherburn; vide Digby of Shirburn.
  • SHREWSBURY; (in Shropshire) Duke and Earl, p. 23, n. 15.
  • Shropshire; vide Salop.
  • Shurland; vide HERBERT of Shurland.
  • Skelton; vide Bruce of Skelton.
  • Skipton in Craven (Yorkshire) Honor, Lord, p. 56, n. 30.
  • SOMERSET; (County) Duke, p. 12, n. 2.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 17, n. 8.
  • Somerton; vide STAWELL of Somerton.
  • Sondes; (a Family) of Lees-Court (in Kent) Viscount, p. 69, n. 47.
  • — of Throwley (in Kent) Baron, ibid.
  • SOUTHAMPTON; (County) Duke, p. 16, n. 6.
  • — Countess, p. 14, n. 3.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotu­lorum, p. 21, n. 13.
  • — Town and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, ibid.
  • Southwell, (in Nottinghamshire) Liberty; Custos Rotulorum, p. 147, n. 45.
  • Spelsbury (in Oxfordshire) Baron, p. 67, n. 45.
  • Spencer; (a Family) of Wormleighton (in Warwickshire) Baron, p. 57, n. 31.
  • STAFFORD; (County) Earl, p. 78, n. 60.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, and Custos Ro­tulorum, [Page] p. 128, n. 15.
  • Stafford; (a Family) Baron, p. 78, n. 60.
  • STAMFORD; (in Lincolnshire) Earl, p. 53, n. 25.
  • Stanhope; (a Family) of Shelford (in Not­tinghamshire) Baron, p. 56, n. 29.
  • Stanley; (a Family) Baron, p. 36, n. 3. See also the Addenda.
  • Stannaries; (in Cornwal) Lord Warden, p. 62, n. 38.
  • Stanton-Wivel; vide Brudnel of Stanton Wivil.
  • States-General, of the United Provinces; vide Envoy Extraordinary.
  • STAWELL; (a Family) of Somerton (in Somersetshire) Baron, p. 156, n. 59.
  • Stene; vide CREW of Stene.
  • Steward, of the King's Houshold; (an Office) Lord, p. 12. p. 27, n. 18. p. 33, n. 4. See also High Steward.
  • Stole; (a Robe) vide Grome of the Stole.
  • Stoneley; vide LEIGH of Stoneley.
  • Stormar; (in Denmark) Duke, p. 4.
  • STOURTON; (a Family) of Stourton (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 126, n. 10.
  • Strange; (a Family) of Blackmere (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 9, n. 1. p. 23, n. 15.
  • — of Knokyn (in Shropshire) Baron, p. 36, n. 3. See also the Addenda.
  • Stratford, upon Avon (in Warwickshire) Borough; High Steward, p. 41, n. 9.
  • [Page]Stratton; vide BERKELEY of Stratton.
  • Streatham; vide Howland of Streatham.
  • Sudbury; (in Suffolk) Baron, p. 16, n. 7.
  • Sudeley; vide CHANDOS of Sudley.
  • SUFFOLK; (County) Earl, p. 40, n. 8.
  • — Duke, p. 36, vide p. 35, n. 2.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotu­lorum, p. 150, vide p. 149, n. 49.
  • SUNDERLAND; (in the Bishoprick of Durham) Earl, p. 57, n. 31.
  • Surrey; (County) Earl, p. 9, n. 1.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, ibid.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 72, n. 51.
  • SUSSEX; (County) Earl, p. 68, n. 46.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulo­rum, p. 41, n. 9.
  • Sutton; vide Deincourt of Sutton.
  • SYDNEY; (a Family) of Penshurst (in Kent) Baron, p. 44, n. [...]3. p. 132, vide p. 131, n. 20.
  • — of Sheppey (an Isle in Kent) Vis­count, p. 86, n. 70.

T

  • TAlbot; (a Family) Baron, p. 23, n. 15.
  • TANKERVILE; (in Normandy) Earl, p. 89, n. 72.
  • Tarragh; (in Ireland) Baron, p. 22, n. 14.
  • Tavistoke; (in Devonshire) Marquis, p. 26, n. 17.
  • [Page]TENHAM; (in Kent) Baron, p. 135, n. 25.
  • Teyes; (a Family) Baron, p. 22, n. 14.
  • THANET; (an Isle in Kent) Earl, p. 56, n. 30.
  • Thetford; (in Norfolk) Viscountess, p. 67, n. 43.
  • Thoresway; vide COLEPEPER of Thores­way.
  • Thorigny; (in Normandy) Lord, p. 62, n. 38.
  • Thornhaugh; vide Russel of Thornhaugh.
  • Throwley; vide Sondes of Throwley.
  • Thurles; (in Tipperary, Ireland) Viscount, p. 17, n. 8.
  • Thynne; (a Family) of Warminster (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 93, n. 5.
  • Tinmouth; (in Northumberland) Earl, p. 21, n. 12.
  • Tiperary, County Palatine; (in Ireland) Royalties and Franchises; Lord, p. 17, n. 8.
  • Tor-Bay; vide Herbert of Tor-bay.
  • TORRINGTON; (in Devonshire) Earl, p. 83, n. 66.
  • TOUNSHEND; (a Family) of Lynn-Regis (in Norfolk) Baron, p. 92, n. 4.
  • — of Raynham (in Norfolk) Viscount, ibid.
  • Tower of London; Governor, p. 146, vide p. 145, n. 43.
  • —Hamlets; Lord Lieutenant, ibid.
  • Treasurer, of the King's Houshold; (an [Page] Office) p. 85, n. 69. See also Lord High Treasurer of En­gland.
  • Treryse; vide ARUNDEL of Trerice.
  • Troubridge; vide Seymour of Troubridge.
  • Truro; vide Roberts of Truro.
  • Trusbut; (a Family) Baron, p. 37, n. 4.
  • Tufton; (a Family) of Tufton (in Sussex) Baron, p. 56, n. 30.
  • Tullo, or Tullogh; (in Caterlogh, Ireland) Viscount, p. 162, n. 69.
  • Tunbridge; (in Kent) Viscount, p. 87, n. 71.
  • Turvey; vide Mordaunt of Turvey.
  • Tyndale; (in Northumberland) Baron, p. 78, n. 59.

V

  • VAlence; (a Family) Baron, p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15.
  • Valentia; (an Island in Kerry, Ireland) Viscount, p. 61, n. 37.
  • Vandals; (a People) Hereditary Prince, p. 4.
  • VAUGHAN; (a Family) of Emlyn (in Car­marthenshire) Baron, p. 142, n. 37.
  • — of Molingar (in West-Meath, Ireland) Baron, ibid.
  • Verdon; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1, p. 23, n. 15.
  • Vescy; (a Family) Lord, p. 56, n. 30.
  • Uffington; vide Craven of Uffington.
  • [Page]VILLIERS; (a Family) of Darford (in Kent) Viscount, p. 95, n. 8.
  • —of Hoo (in Kent) Baron, ibid.

W

  • WALDEGRAVE; (a Family) of Cheu­ton (in Somersetshire) Baron, p. 159, n. 64.
  • Walden; vide HOWARD of Walden.
  • Wales, North; Lord Lieutenant p. 70, n. 48. See also the Addenda.
  • — South; Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6. See also the Addenda.
  • WARD; (a Family) of Bermingham (in Warwickshire) Baron, p. 144, n. 40.
  • — Baroness Dowager, p. 125, n. 9.
  • Wardour; vide ARUNDEL of Wardour.
  • Wardrobe; vide Great Wardrobe.
  • Wark, or Werk; vide Grey of Wark.
  • Warminster; vide Thynn of Warminster.
  • Warren; (a Family) Baron, p. 9, n. 1.
  • WARRINGTON, (in Lancashire) Earl, p. 85, n. 68.
  • WARWICK; (County) Earl, p. 45, n. 15. See also the Addenda.
  • — Lord Lieutenant and Custos Ro­tulorum, p. 44, & 45. vide p. 44. n. 14.
  • — Borough; Recorder, p. 135, n. 26.
  • Waterford; (County in Ireland) Earl, p. 23, [Page] n. 15. See also Lumley of Waterford.
  • WELLS; vide BATH and WELLS.
  • Wem; vide JEFFREYS of Wem.
  • Wenge, vulgò Wing; vide Dormer of Wing.
  • Westminster, City; High Steward, p. 17, n. 8.
  • — Liberty, Custos Rotulorum, p. 26, n. 17.
  • — Collegiate Church; Dean, vide St. Peter's Westminster.
  • WESTMORLAND; (County) Earl, p. 48, n. 19.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 63, n. 39.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 9 [...], n. 9.
  • — (Honor) Lord, p. 56, n. 30.
  • — Hereditary Sheriff, ibid.
  • Weston; vide BUTLER of Weston.
  • WEYMOUTH; (in Dorsetshire) Viscount, p. 93, n. 5.
  • Weysford, or Weshford, modò Wexford; (County in Ireland) Earl, p. 23, n. 15.
  • WHARTON; (a Family) of Wharton (in Westmorland) Baron, p. 127, n. 13.
  • Whorlton; vide Bruce of Whorlton.
  • Wich-Malbank; vide CHOLMONDLEY of Wich-Malbanc.
  • Wicklow; vide MAYNARD of Wickloe.
  • WIDDRINGTON; (a Family) of Blank­ney (in Lincolnshire) Baron, p. 143, n. 39.
  • Williamson; Lady Williamson, p. 134, n. 24.
  • [Page]WILLUGHBY; (a Family) of Eresby (in Lincolnshire) Baron, p. 51, n. 23. p. 120, n. 3.
  • — of Broke (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 126, n. 11.
  • — of Parham (in Suffolk) Ba­ron, p. 128, n. 14.
  • Wilton; (in Herefordshire) Baron, p. 35, n. 2.
  • Wiltshire; (County) Earl, p. 21, n. 13.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 39, vide p. 38, n. 6.
  • — Custos Rotulorum; vide the Ad­denda▪
  • Wimborne-St. Giles; vide Ashley of Wimborn-St. Giles.
  • WINCHELSEY; (in Sussex) Earl, p. 54, n. 26.
  • WINCHESTER; (City) Marquis, p. 21, n. 13. See also the Addenda.
  • — Bishop, p. 100, n. 3. p. 117, & 118, n. III.
  • Windsor, Royal Castle and Honor; (in Berk­shire) Constable and Governor, p. 9, n. 1.
  • —Forrest; Lord Warden, ibid.
  • Windsor; (a Family) of Bradenham (in Buckinghamshire) Baron, p. 77, n. 57.
  • Witton; vide EURE of Witton.
  • Wockingham; vide Ockingham.
  • Woodstock; (in Oxfordshire) Viscount, p. 79, n. 61.
  • [Page]WORCESTER; (County) Marquis, and Earl, p. 18, n. 9.
  • — Lord Lieutenant, p. 24, vide p. 23, n. 15.
  • — Custos Rotulorum; vide the Addenda.
  • — City; Bishop, p. 108, n. 13.
  • — and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p 24, vide p. 23, n. 15.
  • Wormleighton; vide Spenser of Worm­leiton.
  • Wotton-Basset; (in Wiltshire) Baron, p. 73, n. 53.
  • Wotton-Wawen; vide CARRINGTON of Wotton-Wawen.
  • Writtle; vide PETRE of Writtle.
  • Wye; Royal Mannor, (in Kent) Lord, p. 54, n. 26.

Y

  • YARMOUTH; (in Norfolk) Earl and Viscount, p. 71, n. 50.
  • Yarum; vide FAUCONBRIDGE of Ya­rum.
  • Yeomen, of His Majesty's Guard; Captain, p. 49, n. 20.
  • YORK; County, East Riding; Lord Lieu­tenant and Custos Rotulorum, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • [Page]YORK; County, North Riding; Lord Lieu­tenant, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • — Custos Rotulorum, p. 80, n. 62.
  • — West Riding; Lord Lieutenant, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • —City; Archbishop, p. 7, n. 2. & p. 116.
  • — and County of the same; Lord Lieutenant, p. 25, vide p. 24, n. 16.
  • Youghall; vide Boyle of Youghall.
FINIS.

Addenda & Corrigenda.

DUKES.
  • No 1. IN the Duke of Norfolk's Creations,
    Dukes.
    pag. 10, lin. 11, for (1515) lege (1513). P. 11, l. 5, for (1671) read (1672). And l. 8, for 31 Car. 1, lege 15 Car. 1.
  • 5. In the Duke of Richmond's Creations, p. 15, l. 3. for (1674) read (1675).
  • 6. In the Duke of Southampton's Creations, p. 16, l. 2, for (1674) lege (1675).
  • 7. In the Duke of Grafton's Creations, p. 16, l. 2. for (1671) read (1672). And l. 3, for (1674) lege (1675).
  • 12. In the Duke of Berwick's Creations, p. 21, l. 2. for (1687) read (1686).
  • 13. In the Duke of Bolton's Titles, p. 21, l. 4. after Basing, add, the Premier Marquis of England.
  • 17. In the Duke of Bedford's Creations, p. 26, l. 7, for 13 Jan. lege 13 Jun.
  • 18. In the Duke of Devonshire's Creations, p. 27, l. 2, for 17 Aug. read 7 Aug.
MARQUISSES.
  • 2. In the Marquis of Powys's Creations, p. 30, l. 5.
    Marquisses.
    for (1687) lege (1686). Ibid. after Arms, [Page] [...] [Page] [...] [Page] insert, The same as the Earl of Pembroke [Num. 6.] viz. Per paele, &c. and after arm'd Or, add, with a Crescent for Difference.
EARLS.
Earls.
  • 1. In the Earl of Oxford's Titles, p. 34, l. 6. after His Majesties, insert Royal.
  • 2. In the Earl of Kent's Creation, p. 36, after Edw. 4. add, Confirm'd — (1484) 2 Ric. 3. And again — (1486) 2 Hen. 7.
  • 3. In the Earl of Derby's Creations, p. 36, l. 2. for 24 Maii (1461) 1 Edw. 4, read, 20 Jan. (1455) 34 Hen. 6. and then insert, Baron Strange; by Descent, and like Writ of Sum­mons, 15 Nov. (1482) 22 Edw. 4. Originally, 29 Dec. (1299) 28 Edw. 1.
  • 5. In the Earl of Huntingdon's Creations, p. 38, l. 1. after Letters Patent, add, and also by Writ of Summons to Parliament, 26 Jul.
  • 6. In the Earl of Pembroke's Titles, p. 39, l. 1. for Counties of Wilts, lege County of Wilts; then add, and of South-Wales, i. e. the Coun­ties of Monmouth, &c.
  • 7. In the Earl of Lincoln's Creations, p. 40, l. 2. after Parliament, insert, 27 Jan. (1331) 6 Edw. 3. Originally; l. 3. after 14 Eliz. add, Baron Say; by Writ of Summons, 18 Feb. (1609) 7 Jac. 1. by Descent; anciently, 6 Hen. 4. (1404) Originally; by like Writ, 26 Jul. (1313) 7 Edw. 2. and 8 Jun. (1294) 22 Edw. 1.
  • [Page]9. In the Earl of Dorset's Creations, p. 41, l. 2. for (1566) 8 Eliz. read (1567) 9 Eliz.
  • 10. In the Earl of Salisbury's Creations, p. 42, l. 3. dele Lord.
  • 15. In the Earl of Warwick's Titles, p. 45, l. 1. for CHARLES lege EDWARD.
  • 16. In the Earl of Denbigh's Creations, p. 46, l 7. after (Irish Honors) add, in reversion af­ter the death of Sir Richard Preston Knight, then Earl of Desmond.
  • 20. In the Earl of Manchester's Creations, p. 49, l. 1. for (1616) read (1620).
  • 37. In the Earl of Anglesey's Creations, p. 61, l. 1. after Viscount insert, 11 Mar. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. and l. 4, for 11 Mar. (1621) 19 Jac. 1. read 1 Mar. (1620) 18 Jac. 1.
  • 41. In the Earl of Ailesbury's Creations, p. 64, l. 3. for 21 Jul. lege 21 Jun.
  • 46. In the Earl of Sussex's Creations, p. 68, l. 2. for (1634) read (1604).
  • 48. In the Earl of Maclesfeild's Creations, p. 70, l. 5. after and of, add, North-Wales, i. e. and l. 10, after the same, insert, as also Custos Rotulorum for the said County Palatine of Lan­caster.
  • 54. In the Earl of Abingdon's Creations, p. 74, l. 3. for the Parliament, 6 Mar. (1678) 31 Car. 2. read, to Parliament, 12 Apr. (1675) 27 Car. 2. and l. 4, after Originally, add, to the Parliament.
  • 57. In the Earl of Plymouth's Titles, p. 77, l. 1. for HENRY lege OTHER. In his Creations, l. 2, for 16 Jan. read 16 Jun. and after Car. 2, insert, and accordingly summoned by [Page] Writ to the Parliament, 8 Maii (1661) 13 Car. 2.
  • 60. In the Earl of Stafford's Creations, p. 79, l. 6. for 3 Octob. lege 5 Octob.
  • 63. In the Earl of Monmouth's Titles, p. 81, l. 6, 7, & 8. dele, and one of the Lords of His Maje­sties most Honourable Privy-Council.
  • To conclude the Earls, p. 89, add, 73. ARNOLD-JƲSTƲS van KEP­PELL, Earl of Albemarle, Viscount Bury, and Baron Ashford of Ashford; Master of the Robes to His Majesty.
  • CREATIONS.
    • Baron, Viscount, and Earl, 10 Febr. (1696) 8 Will. 3.
  • ARMS.
    • Gules, three Escallops Argent.
VISCOUNTS.
  • Viscounts.
    1. In the Creations of the Viscount Hereford, p. 91, l. 2. for 25 Jac. 1, read 10 Jac. 1.
  • 5. In the Viscount Weymouth's Titles, p. 93, l. 3. after Baronet, add Custos Rotulorum for the County of Wilts.
  • 7. In the Viscount Longueville's Creations, p. 94, l. 1. for 30 Jan. lege 30 Jun. l. 3. for 17 Octob. (1679) read 6 Mar. (1678). p. 95, l. 2. for 1646, lege (1640): and after 16 Car. 1. insert, and summon'd by Writ 6 Febr. next ensuing.
BISHOPS.
  • [Page]8. In the Bishop of Exeter's Consecration, &c.
    Bishops.
    p. 104, l. 2. for 1 Car. 1, lege 4 Car. 1.
BARONS.
  • 4. In the Baron La-Warr's Creations, p. 121, l. 5,
    Barons.
    for 27 Febr. read 6 Febr.
  • 6. In the Baron Morley and Monteagle's Crea­tions, p. 123, l. 7, & 8. for 5 Nov. (1605) 5 Jac. 1. lege 19 Mar. (1603) 1 Jac. 1.
  • 17. In the Baron North and Grey's Creations, p. 130, l. 6. for 17 Octob. read 27 Octob.
  • 30. In the Baron Coventry's Titles, p. 138, l. 2. after Ailesborough, add, and Custos Rotulo­rum for the County of Worcester.
  • 33. In the Baron of Raby's Titles, p. 140, l. 2. after Baronet, add, Cornet Major of the First Troop of His Majesties Life-Guards.
  • 42. In the Baron Clifford of Lanesborough's Ti­tles, p. 145, l. 2. after Launsborough, add, Gentleman of the Kings Royal Bedchamber, and transferr it into the Index.
  • 45. In the Baron Lexington's Titles, p. 147, l. 3. for Ambassador read Envoy; and l. 7, for York lege Nottingham.
  • 47. In the Baron Berkeley of Stratton's Titles, p. 148, l. 1. for JOHN [who is since dead, and succeeded by his Brother] read WIL­LIAM; and for Admiral, &c. lege Master of the Rolls in the Kingdom of Ireland.
  • 51. In the Baroness Lucas of Crudwel's Creation, p. 151, l. 1. for, upon the death, read, by the [Page] procurement; l. 3, & 4, dele &c. who had been created Baron Lucas of Crudwel.
  • 52. In the Baron Arundel of Trerice's Creati­ons, p. 152, l. 1. for (1664) lege (1663).
  • 54. In the Baron Osborn's Titles, p. 153, l. 4 after Kiveton, add, Rear-Admiral of the Red Squadron of His Majesties Navy Royal, and Colonel of the Kings First Regiment of Ma­rines: and transferr Red Squadron (of His Ma­jesties Navy Royal) Rear Admiral, into the Index.
THE END.

A SUPPLEMENT to the Addenda & Corrigenda.

Archbishops and Great Officers.
  • I. IN the Archbishop of Canterbury's Titles,
    Archops and Great Officers.
    N. 1, p. 6, l. 3. after Metropolitan, insert, one of the Lords Justices of England, and.
  • II. In the Stile of the Lord High Chancellor or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, (N. 1.) p. 6, l. 1, 2, & 3. for Sir John Sommers Kt. Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, lege John Sommers, Lord Sommers Baron of Evesham, Lord High Chancellor; and after one of, add, the Lords of.
Dukes.
  • 15. In the Duke of Shrewsbury's Titles, p. 24, l. 1.
    Dukes.
    after Mountchensi, insert, One of the Lords Justices of England.
  • 17. In the Duke of Bedford's Creations, p. 26, l. 4. after Thornhaugh, add, likewise by Letters Pa­tent; and l. 7. after Streatham, insert, also by Letters Patent.
  • 18. In the Duke of Devonshire's Titles, p. 27, l. 4. after Hardwick, add, One of the Lords Justices of England.
Other Great Officers.
  • 5.
    Other Great Of­ficers.
    In the Title of Lord Chamberlain of the King's Houshold, p. 33, l. 2, & 3, for Charles Sackvile Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, read, Robert Spenser Earl of Sunderland; and l. 6, for Num. 9. lege Num. 31.
  • Also before Earls, N. 1, p. 34, Sect. 2. make the same Alterations.
Earls.
  • 1. In the Earl of Oxford's Titles, p. 34, l. 7.
    Earls.
    dele Guards.
  • [Page]6. In the Earl of Pembroke's Titles, p. 38, l. 5. af­ter S [...]urland, insert, One of the Lords Justices of England.
  • 8. In the Earl of Suffolk's Titles, p. 40, l. 3, & 4, dele Commissary General of the Musters, and
  • 9. In the Earl of Dorset's Titles, p. 41, l. 4, & 5. for Lord Chamberlain of the King's most Ho­nourable Houshold, read, One of the Lords Ju­stices of England.
  • 20. In the Earl of Manchester's Titles, p. 49, l. 3. after Kimbolton, add, Ambassador Extraordi­nary to the Republic of Venice.
  • 25. In the Earl of Stamford's Titles, p. 53, l. 3, after Harington, insert, Chancellor of the Duchy and County-Palatine of Lancaster.
  • 31. In the Earl of Sunderland's Titles, p. 57, l. 3. after Wormleighton, add, One of the Lords Ju­stices of England, Lord Chamberlain of the King's most Honourable Houshold, one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy Council, and.
  • 37. In the Earl of Anglesey's Creations, p. 61, l. 5. after Mount-Norris, insert, by Letters Patent.
  • 40. The Earl of Craven, p. 63, is lately dead, and succeeded in the Barony of CRAVEN of Hampsted-Marshal only, (his other Honors being extinct) by William Craven Esq; eldest Son and Heir to Sir William Craven, late of Comb-Abbey in Com. Warr. Knight.
  • 54. In the Earl of Abingdon's Titles, p. 74, l. 3. dele Chief-Justice in Eyre, &c. with what follows.
  • 55. In the Earl of Gainesborough's Creations, p. 75. l. 2. after Ridlington, add, by Letters Patent.
  • 61. In the Earl of Portland's Titles, p. 79, l. 8, 9, & 10. for and Captain of the Dutch Regiment of the King's Guards, and, lege, of a Regiment [Page] of Dutch Horse in the King's Service; and af­ter Privy-Council, insert, and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter.
  • 65. In the Earl of Marlborough's Creations, p 82, l. 3. for (1685) 1 Jac. 2. read, Dec. (1682) 34 Car. 2.
  • 70 In the Earl of Romney's Titles, p. 86, l. 3. af­ter Milton, add, One of the Lords Justices of England; and l. 9, after Dover insert Castle.
  • To conclude the Earls, p. 89. after the Earl of Albemarle, &c. (mention'd in the Addenda & Corrigenda) N. 73. add, 74. THOMAS COVENTRY, Earl of Coventry, Viscount Deerhurst, and Baron Coven­try of Ailesborough; Custos Rotulorum for the County of Worcester.
  • CREATIONS.
    • Baron by Letters Patent, 10 Apr. (1628) 4 Car. 1. Viscount Deerhurst, (an Hundred in Glouce­stershire) and Earl of Coventry (City) 26 Apr. (1697) 9 Will. 3.
  • ARMS.
    • Sable, a Fess Ermin between three Crescents Or.
    • 75. EDWARD RƲSSELL, Earl of Orford, Viscount Barfleur, and Baron of Shingey; one of the Lords Justices of England, First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, Vice-Admiral of England, Admiral of the Kings Navy royal, Trea­surer of the Navy, and one of the Lords of his Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.
  • CREATIONS.
    • Baron of Shingey (in Cambridgshire) Viscount Barsleur (in Normandy) and Earl of Orford (in Com. Suff.) (1697) 9 Will. 3.
  • ARMS.
    • The same as the Duke of Bedford (N. 17.) viz. [Page] Argent, a Lion rampant Gules, on a Chief Sable, three Escallops of the First; with a Crescent for Difference.
Viscounts.
  • Viscounts.
    8. In the Viscount Villiers's Titles, p. 95, l. 2. af­ter Darford, insert, one of the Lords Justices of the Kingdom of Ireland.
Barons.
  • Barons.
    3. In the Baron Willughby of Eresby's Titles, p. 120, l. 2, & 3. dele, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
  • 4. To the Baron La-Warr's Title, p. 121, l. 2. add, Grome of the Stole to his Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, and First Gentle­man of his Bedchamber.
  • 13. In the Baron Wharton's Titles, p. 127, l. 3, & 4. after His Majesties Houshold, insert, Warden, Chief-Justice, and Justice in Eyre of all His Majesties Forrests, Chaces, Parks, and Warrens South of Trent, Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, and.
  • 15. In the Baron Paget's Titles, p. 128, l. 2, 3, & 4. dele His Majesties Ambassador Extraordi­nary to the Grand Seignior.
  • To conclude the Barons, p. 163, after the Ba­ron Haversham, N. 71, add, 72. JOHN SOMMERS, Baron Sommers of Evesham; one of the Lords Justices of England, Lord High Chancellor of England, and one of the Lords of His Majesties most Honourable Privy-Council.
  • CREATION.
    • Baron of Evesham (in Worcestershire) by Let­ters Patent, (1697) 9 Will. 3.
  • ARMS.
    • Vert, a Fess Dancettie, Ermin.
FINIS.

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