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 eng Nobility -- Great Britain -- Registers. Broadsides -- England -- London -- 17th century 2008-01 Assigned for keying and markup 2008-02 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2008-03 Sampled and proofread 2008-03 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2008-09 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
A True and perfect CATALOGUE of the Nobility and Great Officers of State and Court, Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the Kingdom of ENGLAND as they now ſtand, Feb. 1683/4. The Duke of the Royal Bloud. * JAMES Duke of York and Albany, onely Brother to his Sacred Majeſty. Archbiſhops and great Officers who in reſpect of their Offices precede all the Nobility except thoſe of the Bloud Royal. William Sandcroft Doctor of Divinity, Archbiſhop of Canterbury, and Primate of all England. Francis North Baron of Guilford, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal. John Dolbin Doctor of Divinity, Archbiſhop of York, and Primate of England. The Office of Lord High Treaſurer is now executed by Commiſſioners. John Earl of Radnor, Lord Preſident of the Council. George Marqueſs of Hallifax, Lord Privy Seal. Dukes and Dutcheſſes, 15. 1 Hnry Howard Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Arundel, and Earl Marſhal of England, &c. 2 * Charles Seymour, Duke of Somerſet, and Marqueſs of Hertford, &c. 3 * George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, and Earl of Coventry, &c. 4 * Chriſtopher Monke Duke of Albemarle and Earl of Torrington, &c. 5 * James Scot Duke of Monmouth in England, and Bucclough in Scotland, and Earl of Doncaſter in England and Dalkeith in Scotland, &c. 6 * Henry Cavendiſh Duke of Newcaſtle and Earl of Ogle, &c. 7 Barbara Dutcheſs of Cleaveland and Counteſs of Southampton, for life; with remainder to Charles Duke of Southampton and Earl of Chicheſter, her eldeſt Son, and for want of iſſue of him to George Duke of Northumberland, her youngeſt Son, &c. 8 Loviſa de Querovalle Dutcheſs of Portſmouth and Counteſs of Farham for life, &c. 9 * Charles Lenos Duke of Richmond in England, and Lenox in Scotland, and Earl of March in England, &c. 10 * Charles Fitz Roy Duke of Southampton and Earl of Chicheſter, &c. 11 * Henry Fitz Roy Duke of Grafton and Earl of Euſton, &c. 12 James Duke of Ormond in England and Ireland, and Earl of Brecknock in England, and Oſſory in Ireland, &c. 13 * Henry Somerſet Duke of Beaufort and Marqueſs of Worceſter, &c. 14 * George Fitz Roy Duke of Northumberland and Baron of Pontefract, &c. 15 Charles Beauclaire Duke of St. Albans and Earl of Burford, &c. Marqueſſes, 2. 1 Charles Paulet Marqueſs of Wincheſter, Earl of Wiltſhire, and Lord St. John, &c. 2 George Saville Marqueſs of Hallifax, Baron Saville of Eland, and Lord Privy Seal, &c. Other great Officers which in reſpect of their Places precede all the Earls. Robert Bertie Earl of Lindſey and L. Willoughby, Lord Great Chamberlain of England. Henry Duke of Norſolk and Earl of Arundel, Earl Marſhal of England. The Office of Lord High Admiral is at preſent executed by Commiſſioners. James Duke of Ormond, Lord Steward of the Kings Houſhold. Henry Earl of Arlington, Lord Chamberlain of the Kings Houſhold. Earls and Counteſſes, 67. 1 * Aubrey de Vere Earl of Oxford, and Lord Bolebec, &c. 2 Charles Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury in England Waterford and Weſhford in Ireland, Lord Furnival, &c. 3 Anthony Grey Earl of Kent, and Baron Grey of Ruthin, &c. 4 William Stanley Earl of Derby, and Baron Strange, &c. 5 John Maners Earl of Rutland, and Baron Roſs, &c. 6 Theophilus Haſtings Earl of Huntington, Baron Haſtings, &c. 7 * William Ruſſel Earl of Bedford, and Baron Ruſſel. &c. 8 Thomas Herbert Earl of Pembroke and Mountgomery, and Baron Herbert. 9 Edward Clinton Earl of Lincoln, and Baron Clinton, &c. 10 James Howard Earl of Suffolk, and Baron Howard of Walden, &c. 11 Charles Sackville Earl of Dorſet and Middleſex, and Baron Buckhurſt, &c. 12 James Cecil Earl of Salisbury, and Viſcount Cranborn, &c. 13 John Cecil Earl of Exeter, and Baron Burghley, &c. 14 John Egerton Earl of Bridgwater, and Viſcount Brackley, &c. 15 Philip Sidney Earl of Leiceſter, and Viſcount Liſle, &c. 16 George Compton Earl of Northampton, Baron Compton. 17 Edward Rich Earl of Warwick and Holland, and Baron Rich, &c. 18 William Cavendiſh Earl of Devonſhire, and Baron Cavendiſh, &c. 19 William Fielding Earl of Denbigh in England and Deſmond in Ireland, and Viſe. Fielding, &c. 20 John Digby E. of Briſtol, and Baron Digby, &c. 21 Gilbert Holles E. of Clare, Baron Houghton, &c. 22 Oliver St. John Earl of Bolingbrook, and Baron St. John of Bletſho, &c. 23 Charles Fane Earl of Weſtmerland, and Baron le de Spencer and Burgherſh, &c. 24 Charles Mountague Earl of Mancheſter and Viſcount Mandeville, &c. 25 Thomas Howard Earl of Berkſhire, Viſcount Andover, &c. 26 * John Sheffield Earl of Mulgrave, and Baron Sheffield, &c. 27 Thomas Savage Earl of Rivers, and Viſcount Colcheſter, &c. 28 Robert Bertie Earl of Lindſey and Baron Willoughby, &c. 29 Henry Mordant Earl of Peterborough, and Baron Mordant of Turvey, &c. 30 Thomas Grey Earl of Stamford, and Baron Grey of Greby, &c. 31 Heneage Finch Earl of Winchelſey, and Viſcount Maidſton, &c. 32 Robert Pierrepoynt Earl of Kingſton upon Hull, and Viſcount Newark, &c. 33 Charles Dormer Earl of Carnarvon, and Viſcount Aſcot, &c. 34 Philip Stanhope Earl of Cheſterfield, and Baron Stanhope, &c. 35 Richard Tufton Earl of Thanet, and Baron Tuſton, &c. 36 Thomas Weſton Earl of Portland, and Baron Weſton, &c. 37 * William Wentworth Earl of Strafford, and Viſcount Wentworth, &c. 38 Robert Spencer Earl of Sunderland, and Baron Spencer, &c. 39 Robert Leake Earl of Scarſdale, and Baron Daincourt, &c. 40 Edward Mountague Earl of Sandwich, and Viſcount Hinchinbroke, &c. 41 Henry Hyde Earl of Clarendon, and Viſcount Cornbury, &c. 42 Algernon Capel Earl of Eſſex, and Viſcount Maldon, &c. 43 Robert Brudnell Earl of Cardigan, and Baron Brudnell, &c. 44 Arthur Anneſley Earl of Angleſey, and Baron Anneſey, &c. 45 John Greneville Earl of Bath, and Viſcount Lanſdown, &c. 46 Charles Howard Earl of Carliſle, and Viſcount Morpeth, &c. 47 William Craven Earl of Craven, and Viſcount Craven of Uſſington, &c. 48 Robert Bruce Earl of Alesbury, and Baron Bruce, &c. 49 Richard Boyle Earl of Burlington in England, and Cork in Ireland, and Baron Clifford, &c. 50 * Henry Bennet Earl of Arlington, Viſcount Thetford, &c. 51 Anthony Cooper Earl of Shaftsbury, and Baron Aſhley, &c. 52 William Herbert Earl and Baron of Powis, &c. 53 Edward Henry Lee Earl of Litchfield, and Viſcount Quarendon, &c. 54 * Thomas Osborne Earl of Danby, and Viſcount Latimer, &c. 55 Thomas Lennard Earl of Suſſex, and Baron Dacres, &c. 56 Lewis Duras E. of Feverſham, Viſc. Sonds, &c. 57 Charles Gerard Earl of Macklefeld, and Viſcount Brandon, &c. 58 John Roberts E. of Radnor, Viſc. Bodmin, &c. 59 William Paſton E. of Yarmouth, Viſc. Paſton, &c. 60 George Berkley E. of Berkley, Viſc. Durſley, &c. 61 Elizabeth (Lady Dacres, Mother to the Earl of Suſſex) Counteſs of Shepey during her life. 62 Daniel Finch Earl of Nottingham, Baron Finch of Daventre, &c. 63 Laurence Hyde E. of Rocheſter, Viſc. Hyde, &c. 64 James Bertie E. of Abingdon, Bar. Norreys, &c. 65 Edward Noel E. of Gainsborough, Viſc. Campden, &c. 66 Conyers Darcy Earl of Holderneſs, Baron Darcy and Meynill, &c. 67 Thomas Windſor alias Hickman Earl of Plymouth, Baron Windſor, &c. Viſcounts 9. 1 Leiceſter Devereux Viſcount Hereford. 2 Francis Brown Viſcount Mountague. 3 William Fiennes Viſcount Say and Seal. 4 Thomas Bellaſyſe Viſcount Fauconberg. 5 Charles Mordant Viſcount Mordant. 6 Francis Newport Viſcount Newport. 7 Thomas Thynne Viſcount Weymouth. 8 Horatio Townſend Viſcount Towneſend. 9 Chriſtopher Hatton Viſcount Hatton. Biſhops, 24. 1 Dr. Henry Compton L. Biſhop of London. 2 Dr. Nathaniel Crew L. Biſhop of Durham. 3 Dr. George Morley L. Biſhop of Wincheſter. 4 Dr. Herbert Crofts L. Biſhop of Hereford. 5 Dr. Seth Ward L. Biſhop of Salisbury. 6 Dr. Edward Rainbow L. Biſhop of Carliſle. 7 Dr. Anthony Sparrow L. Biſhop of Norwich. 8 Dr. Peter Gunning L. Biſhop of Ely. 9 Dr. Thomas Wood L. B. of Lichfield & Coventry. 10 Dr. Guy Carlton L. Biſhop of Chicheſter. 11 Dr. Peter Mew L. Biſhop of Bath and Wells. 12 Dr. John Pearſon L. Biſhop of Cheſter. 13 Dr. Humphrey Lloyd L. Biſhop of Bangor. 14 Dr. William Lloyd L. Biſhop of Peterborough. 15 Dr. Thomas Barlow L. Biſhop of Lincoln. 16 Dr. John Fell L. Biſhop of Oxford. 17 Dr. Thomas Lamplough L. Biſhop of Exeter. 18 Dr. William Gulſton L. Biſhop of Briſtol. 19 Dr. William Beaw L. Biſhop of Landaff. 20 Dr. William Lloyd L. Biſhop of St. Aſaph. 21 Dr. Robert Frampton L. Biſhop of Glouceſter. 22 Dr. William Thomas L. Biſhop of Worceſter. 23 Dr. Francis Turner L. Biſhop of Rocheſter. 24 Dr. Lawrence Womock L. Biſhop of St. Davids. The L. Biſhops of London, Durham, and Wincheſter, precede all the other Biſhops, the reſt take place according to their ſeniority. Barons and Baroneſſes, 66. 1 George Nevill Lord Abergavenny. 2 James Touchet Lord Audley (and Earl of Caſtlehaven in Ireland.) 3 Charles Weſt Lord de la Warre. 4 Thomas Parker Lord Morley and Monteagle. 5 Robert Shirley Lord Ferrers. 6 Charles Mildmay Lord Fitz Walter. 7 Henry Yelverton Lord Grey. 8 Frances (Lady Ward) Baroneſs Dudley, Granddaughter and ſole heir to Ed. Sutton L. Dudley, Relict of Humble late Lord Ward, and Mother to Edward the preſent Lord Ward. 9 William Stourton Lord Stourton. 10 Conyers Darcy Lord Conyers. 11 Henry Sandys Lord Sandys. 12 Vere Cromwel Lord Cromwel (and Earl of Arglas in Ireland.) 13 Ralph Eure Lord Eure. 14 Philip Wharton Lord Wharton. 15 Thomas Willoughby L. Willoughby of Parham. 16 William Paget Lord Paget. 17 Francis Howard Lord Howard of Effingham. 18 Charles North L. North, & L. Grey of Rolleſton. 19 James Bruges Lord Chandois. 20 Robert Carey Lord Hunſdon. 21 John Petre Lord Petre. 22 Digby Gerard Lord Gerard of Bromley. 23 Henry Arundel Lord Arundel of Warder, (and a Count of the Empire.) 24 The Lady Catherine O Brien, Baroneſs Clifton (Daughter of the L. George Stuart, called L. D' Aubigny, Siſter and ſole heir to Charles late Duke of Richmund and Lenox, and thereby ſole heir to the Lady Catherine her Grandmother, Daughter and heir to Gervaiſe L. Cliſton) firſt married to Henry Lord O Brien (Son and heir of the preſent Earl of Thomond in Ireland) and ſince his death to Sir Joſeph Williamſon Knight. 25 Chriſtopher Roper Lord Tenham. 26 Fulke Greville Lord Brooke. 27 Ralph Mountague L. Mountague of Boughton. 28 Ford Grey Lord Grey of Warke. 29 John Lovelace Lord Lovelace. 30 John Paulet Lord Paulet. 31 William Maynard Lord Maynard. 32 John Coventry Lord Coventry. 33 William Howard Lord Howard of Eſcrick. 34 Carles Mohun Lord Mohun. 35 Henry Herbert Lord Herbert of Chirbery. 36 Thomas Leigh Lord Leigh. 37 Thomas Jermyn L. Jermyn of St. Edmondsbury. 38 William Byron Lord Byron. 39 Richard Vaughan Lord Vaughan (and Earl of Carbery in Ireland.) 40 Francis Smith Lord Carrington (and Viſcount Carrington of Barreſore in Ireland. 41 William Widdrington Lord Widdrington. 42 Edward Ward Lord Ward. 43 Thomas Colopeper Lord Colepeper. 44 Jacob Aſtley Lord Aſtley. 45 Carles Lucas Lord Lucas. 46 John Bellaſyſe Lord Bellaſyſe. 47 Edward Watſon Lord Rokingham. 48 Robert Sutton Lord Lexington. 49 Marmaduke Langdale Lord Langdale. 50 John Berkley Lord Berkley of Stratton. 51 Francis Holles Lord Holles. 52 Charles Cornwallis Lord Cornwallis. 53 George Booth Lord Delamer. 54 Thomas Crew Lord Crew. 55 Richard Arundell Lord Arundell of Treryſe. 56 James Butler Lord Butler of Moor Park (and Earl of Oſſory.) 57 Hugh Clifford Lord Clifford of Chudleigh. 58 Richard Butler Lord Butler of Weſton (and Earl of Arran in Ireland. 59 Suſan Lady Bellaſyſe Baroneſs Bellaſyſe of Oſgodby (Daughter and co-heir to Sir William Ermine of Osgodby in Lincolnſhire Baronet, Relict of Sir Hen. Bellaſyſe Knight of the Bath, Son and heir of John L. Bellaſyſe) for life. 60 Richard Lumley Lord Lumley. 61 George Carteret Lord Carteret. 62 John Bennet Lord Oſſuſton. 63 George Legge Lord Dartmouth. 64 William Alington Lord Alington. 65 Ralf Stawel Lord Stawel. 66 Francis North Lord Guilford.

Note that thoſe Perſons before whom are Stars prefixed *, are of the moſt Noble Order of the Garter.

LONDON, Printed for Chriſtopher Wilkinſon at the Black Boy againſt St. Dunſtans Church in Fletſtreet, 1684.