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 | Edinburgh - Page 46(s) The conjunction of the title of Gloucester with Edinburgh seems a tort of a recognition of it having been used by the lost Duke of Edinburgh, ... |
| Hertford - Page 223second wife) when possibly those Earldoms were settled un lier in which case ehe may be considered as luo jure Countess of Gloucester and Hertford. ... |
| Kensington - Page 244This does not include the valuable property nt Kensington (°), which (with Holland House, and the heirlooms therein) pussed, after Lady Holland's ... |
More | Gloucester - Page 46(s) The conjunction of the title of Gloucester with Edinburgh seems a tort of a recognition of it having been used by the lost Duke of Edinburgh, ... |
| Caen - Page 38(") He is sometimes said to have been so called from having been born at Caen, but Mr. Nichols conjectures some " misapprehension" to have arisen from ... |
| Dublin - Page 591775, in Dublin. In Kaster, 1800, the outlawries of his ancestors the Cth and 7th Viscount were pronounced to bo void by the King's Cench [I. ... |
| Cambridge - Page 1701614. at Cambridge (Sidney Sussex Coll.), where he was reputed a great Scholar ; was a favourite companion of Henry, Prince of Wales ; KB., 5 Jan. ... |
| Oxford - Page 24Sandford's " Genealogical History " that there is " now remaining in tho signet office at Whitehall a bill under the Royal sign manual at Oxford (if a ... |
| Lyon - Page 247He m. Mary, da. of Sir John CARMICHAEL, of Caimichael, with whom he got 12,00 marks us a portion. He <?. Nov. 1809. Fuueral entry in Lyon oflice. ... |
| London - Page 305SHFSKX, having by will devised the whole of his estates (subject to certain charges thereon for his family) for 99 years to the city of London. ... |
| Canterbury - Page 248about 1491 ; went a pilgrimage to Canterbury, 1493 ; 'was one of the supporters of the claim of Parkin Warbeck to the English crown ; but was ... |
| Southampton - Page 1141600/1 for the trial of the Earls of Essex and Southampton ; was involved in the plot called the " Bye" or " Priests " plot ; arrested 12 July and ... |
| Preston - Page 3451715, and was in chief command of tlie insurgent forces in the south of Scotland, but was taken prisoner at Preston, 13 Nov. following, tried before ... |
| York - Page 120Chancellor and Vicar Gen. of York, 1877 ; expended large sums in the reparation and [а во called] restoration of St. ... |
| Greenwich - Page 53He dep, in Belgrave square, 28 May 1836, aged 66, and was 6nr. from Greenwich (where he was escorted by his regiment) in Scotland. ... |
| Paris - Page 130IRI was b. at Paris 1618, >». Gaspard de Champagne, COUNT DK LA SUZE (a Huguenot noble) from whom ehe separated 9 Aug. 1661, and, having become a ... |
| Leixlip - Page 8Eleanor, widow of Sir Arthur ASTON, da, of Sir Nicholas WHITE, of Leixlip. He d. intestate about 1667. Admon. to his widow. ... |
| Lancaster - Page 39(«) including Cornwall and Lancaster, and is often considered to have been E.VUL OF CORNWALL and sometimes EARL OF LANCASTER. ... |
| Northampton - Page 43Brook says " bee was made Earle of Buckingham and Northampton " which hist, Vincent only questions as a " creation,'' adding that he would " not ... |
| Coventry - Page 1001459, from Ludlow was attainted that year by tlie Pari, at Coventry. In nil probability he received a writ of summons as a Barou from Kd. ... |
| Windsor - Page 349He wss, however, made ill 1232 Justiciar of Ireland, as also (for life) Constable of the Tower of London and of Windsor. ... |
| Newport - Page 399Itrpnrt (in Unit note mentioned) about the state of this branch of the family is very extraordinary, r.;/., that of Palsgrave Williams, 6. at Newport ... |
| Cardiff - Page 37He was, n bout 1094, "slam between Cardiff and Brecknock by the Welshmen," when his honours reverted to the crown. ... |
| Rome - Page 320Thig was never obtained by the Duke of Sussex either in this case or in thut of Lady Augusta Murray whom titricc (4 April 1793, ut Rome, and again 5 ... |
| Brussels - Page 5321 Aug 1879, aged 65, at Brussels. His widow living 1890 at Edinburgh. GORDON OF GORDON CASTLE. ie, "GORDON OF GORDON CASTLE in Scotland," Dukedom ... |
| Wakefield - Page 169He d. я. pm and under age, being defeated and slain (together with his father) at the battle of Wakefield,(B) 31 Dec. ... |
| Lisbon - Page 34Tn 1790 he wintered at Lisbon for his health but d. num. on his return thence, at Falmouth, 30 Jan. 1791, aged 41, and was bur. in the church there. ... |
| Rouen - Page 17Lancaster, was knighted by the Earl of Essex before Rouen in 1591, tue. his father, 4 Feb. 1592/3 ; Knight Marshal of the Royal Household, ... |
| Ipswich - Page 217She, with whom he acquired the manor and estate of Christ- thurch in Ipswich, dspm(d) He m. secondly about 1672, Priscilla, da. of John CATCHPOLK, ... |
| Huntingdon - Page 286Iviii, who adds (under this Kin-Mom) "the dignity was granted without issues from the county of Huntingdon, and it waa probably beginning to be ... |
| Duku - Page 143Her right in heir at line to those Baronies would pass to her son and thence to the subséquent Duke», till the death in 1799 of the 8th Duku, ... |
| Salisbury - Page 352With a lew vaiiatious na to the name of the Ludy, some writers stating her tu have been lia Queen, others tho C'uinitcM oí Salisbury, and others the ... |
| Augusta - Page 46Frederick, Pinnen OK WALES, by Augusta, da. of Frederick, DUKK OK SAXE GOTHA, Ь. 14 Nov. [OS], 1742, at Leicester House, bap. 25th at St. ... |
| Corunna - Page 256at Alexandria ; was second in command to air John Moore in Spain, succeeding him in the command after the battle of Corunna, 10 Jan. ... |
| Bristol - Page 391214, be granted for a sum of 20000 marks the marriage of the said Countess, together with all lier estates (except the castle and forest of Bristol) ... |
| Stafford - Page 211's Glouc. and Stafford ; PC to Henry I. by whom he is sometimes said to have been cr. EARL OF HEREFORD which dignity, however, was certainly bestowed ... |
| Barking - Page 3Rutland, by Susanna, da. and h. of Sir Thomaa FAHSHAWB, of Jenkins, in Barking, со. Essex, which Baptist, was br. (of the half blood) to Edward, ... |
| Leicester - Page 289He was Lieut, of the Order of the Garter, 22 April 1549, and was nt various times Lord Lieut, of the counties of Leicester. ... |
| Naples - Page 69generally known as VISCOUNT IPSWICH till 1814, when till I860, lie was styled EABL OF EUSTON ; was attache to the legation at Naples, 1811 ; C'ol, ... |
| Doncaster - Page 279He was also Recorder of Cambridge : High Steward of Ipswich and Doncaster, 1590 ; Lord Chamberlain of the Household and Capt. of the Gent. ... |
| Glasgow - Page 69Mungo's Catholic Church, Glasgow, with л person who was living at the date of her marriage with Lord Euaton, rfc. ... |
| Brest - Page 195In 1759, being in command of the western squadron, ho held Brest from Mny to Nov. as a sealed fort and finally on 20 Nov. totally defeated the French ... |
| Plymouth - Page 82James [ — ] ; Col. of the Guards ; sometime MP for Cornwall, Launcestou, Fowuy and Plymouth : l,ord Warden of the Stannaries; Lord Lieut, of Cornwall, ... |
| Portsmouth - Page 398I Т aged 70 A ('•') That Lord styles him iu his will " his kinsman, John de Courcy, of Portsmouth, s. of his kinsman, Miles de С., otherwise called ... |
| Fermoy - Page 57VII., but, of these, Fermoy, since 1733, and JUuttevant, since 1823, became either dormiiit or extinct. (») The preamble to the patent is given in ... |
| Dover - Page 261ittryndn: liad Dover ben,1' yet, it is added, that i In • | и ' ivi-Mii of the snid act arc not to extend " for the said Tboinns to any honour, ... |
| Harrow - Page 111 March 1805, at Knuteford, Clufihiro ; al. at Harrow nml at Ch. Cli. Oxford ; inatric. (as О. К Л. Moncíton), 80 April 1821 ; HA, 1827 ; was MI', ... |
| Warrington - Page 3271685/6, at the trial of Lord Detoniere (afterwards r'nrl of Warrington) for high treason. He is sometimes (but probably only from the misunderstanding ... |
| Gibraltar - Page 202He was Commander in Chief in Ireland, 1774-75, but in 1775 was given the command of the fortress of Gibraltar, which he gallantly maintained during ... |
| Vienna - Page 308coat the Emjle of Silaia and this motto Kx bene mérito, and this grant was ratified by a diploma from the Empress Queeu, dat. at Vienna 29 Nov. ... |
| Montreal - Page 1He was b. at Montreal, in Canada, 4 March 1761, and served in the nrmy, being Capt. 26th Foot, Major 93d Foot, and finally Major-General. ... |
| Algiers - Page 166Harrow school and the Royal Naval College ; joined the Royal Navy in 1815, being at the bombardment of Algiers, becoming Post Capt, 1825, ... |
| Warwick - Page 288IM. l Lieut of thu counties of Rutland, Leicester, Derby, and Warwick. PO, I. Ml. to Kdward VI., and, tho' at first implicated in opposing the ... |
| Venlo - Page 291In the Karl dam, 30 May 1701; served (us a volunteer) under the Duke of MarlbimnifHi 17C2 and distinguished himself at thu sieges of Venlo and ... |
| Barnet - Page 185France, etc. ; wae of invaluable assistance to Kdward IV. during the events of 1470 and was in command for him at the battle of Barnet, 14 April 1471. ... |
| Pembroke - Page 288(>') lie was one of the four Lords (Arnndcl, Northampton, Huntingdon, and Pembroke), who with the 1'uke of Northumberland (her father in law) did ... |
| Manchester - Page 135(e) " The Countess Dow. of Manchester, wife of Mr. Chancellor Montague is dead, and her fortune of £l,!iOO per annum fallen to her son, ... |
| Münster - Page 372He tool: an active part ugaiiibt the rebels of Münster, aided by the Spanish, 1579-82, but was soon afterwards accused of treason and imprisoned in ! ... |
| Brighton - Page 1721829, aged 76, at Brighton. Will pr. Dec. 1829. (>') This John was s. and h. of John, the a. and h. of Sir John Stanhope, both of Elvastou afsd., ... |
| Hanover - Page 62iM da. of William Drogo (MONTAGU), 7th DUKE np MANCHESTER, by Louise Frcderica Augusta, «la. of Charles Francis Victor, COUNT VON ALTEN, in Hanover. ... |
| Florence - Page 208Kerry, by Florence, da. of William Монллк, of Llantarnan, со. Pembroke. She <!• 29 Oct. 1634 and was bur. in Montgomery church, lie d. at hi* bouse in ... |
| Milan - Page 364was 6. about 1-Ï02 ; served in the Imperial service iu the wars at Milan till he tue. to the peerage [I] in 1550 at which date he returned to Ireland. ... |
| Nottingham - Page 269.-it Eton; MP fur Nottingham 1758-80; having, in 1746, entered the army, in which finally, 1703, he became General; was in 1811. command at the Dnttlc ... |
| Cologne - Page 315iti'nt «Int. nt Cologne) 21 Oct. l(i>4,(') E.VIIL OFINOIIIQUIN [I.], PO He hud resided in France since 1650, was excepted from pardon by Pari., ... |
| Liverpool - Page 327Suffolk, Comptroller of the Household, by his first wife, Catharine, da. of Sir William KiLuanRW,(«) was 6. about 1604; MP for Liverpool, ... |
| Thurles - Page 8Elizabeth, da. of Theobald MATUEW, of Thurles, со. Tipperary. He dspms (>') 18 June 1740, aged 88, and was bur. at St. Paul's, Pans. ... |
| Salamanca - Page 258Served in the Peninsular war 1812-14 ; being wounded at Salamanca, and was present at the battle of Waterloo. Ho am: tu Hie ptf.ni/e [I. ... |
| Madrid - Page 1031734, at Madrid, when the issueof his father as also the Barony of Grey de JioUctton became extinct. ' UJ ñ С! RE Y DE ROTÍTERFIELD. Barony by 7. ... |
| Tipperary - Page 741299, 1281, he received large grants of land, including the town of to Tipperary. In 1 289, being then Secretary to the King, he was sent 1305 ? on an ... |
| Kendal - Page 340(b) "It may be doubted if this John do Foix wae ever regularly created Earl nf Kendal in £iif/latid; for though Dugdide cites the linll.s of 1'ail. ... |
| Lome - Page 2491638 to 9 Sep. 1641, (directing her burial to be with her husband), pr. 9 April 1658, by Lady Mary Stewart, alias Lome, grandchild and executrix. ... |
| Norwich - Page 361Margnret, dn. of Edward It>cON, of Norwich. He dep m. legit. (b) 14 Oct. 1361, when the Barony fell into abeyance.^) KERRY, and KERRY AND L1XNAW. ... |
| Islington - Page 354She was foundress of almi- nouses, now at Islington, for tho widows of poor Cloth worker.). (ll) He ia called therein " Sir Henry Qrey, Knight, ... |
| Copenhagen - Page 16Abbey, Alice Florence, BARONESS DE BRETTON, of Sweden, da. of BARON JOSEPH DE BRKTTON, of Copenhagen. Family EOatei. — These, in 1883, consisted of ... |
| Hackney - Page 126I 1796 Kent, 1st в. of Peter Bun-ell, Commissioner of Excise, by Elizabeth, du. and h. of John LEWIS, of Hackney, со. ... |
| Dunboyne - Page 365by F.llen, dn of James lli'TLRR, of Dunboyne, со. Menth. He d. (in rebellion) 12 Aug. ItiOO, nt Downlngh, nnd was bur. (in the Mno Carthy burial ... |
| Mitchelstown - Page 4031750, at Ufton Court, and was bur. at Mitchelstown. (•) He m. Becondly, 9 Dec. 5751. at Pangbourne, Berks, Isabella, widow of Admiral Sir Chnlloner ... |
| Berlin - Page 204the investiture of the Duke of Saxe Qotha with the Order of tho Garter which took place at Qotha 18 April 1791 ; Minister to Berlin, 1791-93 ; nom. ... |
| New York - Page 5225 Mitrch 1756), Staate Long MORRIS, nt that time of New York in America, aged 25 and n bachelor, but afterwards a Gen. in the Army, Cul. of th« Oint ... |
| Blackburn - Page 157In 1882 (4) Fitz Gerald was appointed, vice Gordon deceased ; in 1887 (5) Macnagliten nee Blackburn resigned and in 1889 (6) Morris vice Fitz Gerald ... |
| Lambeth - Page 352feast of 1388 and nt every subsequent feast down to 1399. She was living 20 April 1411, and probably d. in 1416. Her admuii. at Lambeth 20 May 1416. ... |
| Lübeck - Page 165He d. num. vp, being accidentally drowned, near Memel, off Lübeck, 7 April 1808, in his 24th year.] [CHARLES JAMES YORKE, ftyM VISCOUNT ROYRTON, ... |
| Palermo - Page 348been defeated by tbe Kins; at Rochester in May 1083 he was again deprivtd of •his Karldom, He joined the Crnsnde and d. num. at Palermo in Sicily Feb. ... |
| Boston - Page 286but these Icttfrt patent were cuncrlled and others grunted 10 Dec , giving him per annum £1,OOU out of the itsues of the porU of Kingston and Boston. ... |
| Rathangan - Page 15931 Oct 1785, Esther, let da. of James SPENCER, of Rathangan, со. Kildare. He d. 4 July 1833. His widow d. 3 Jan. 1810. Will pr. March 1840. ... |
| Louth - Page 194Inn chapel, Fitzwilliam WHITE, of Louth, со. Lincoln, widower. She m. (fourthly), 12 March 1750/1, at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Sumuel Аншшьт, ... |
| Andover - Page 41811, aged 26, at Andover, and was bur. at Exton, but afterwards removed to Tes ton, со. Kent. Ho m. secondly, 13 May 1817, by spec, lie., ... |
| Ayr - Page 30Ayr,. s. 1 1488 :""' ''" "' si' J{"'"'rt C- "' ll"' same, by Anne, da. of Sir John MONTOOMKHIK, of Ardroaean, was ч: л Lord of Pari. [S. ... |
| Epping - Page 109She was bur. at Epping, со. Eesei, 1 Feb. 1667/8. He was tur. there 7 Aug. 1674. Will dat. 4 Jan. 1668/9, to 23 Slay 1674, pr. 11 Aug. ... |
| Waterloo - Page 82Guards, being present at Quatre Brae and at Waterloo where he was wounded ; PSA, &c. He sue. U the peerage, 1822. He m., 26 July 1825, Charlotte Karle ... |
| Calcutta - Page 109Lancaster, by Hetty, da. of Peregrine Trêves, Postmaster Oen. of Calcutta. ('') Shirland, со. Derby, was part of the property of t his family. ... |
| Perth - Page 414Owing to his efforts a bridge (completed in 1771 after Smeaton's designs) was built at Perth over the Tay " [Nat. ... |
| Cleveland - Page 66(0 " A Docket of the Signed Bill for the creation of this dignity, as well as for tho Dukedoms of Southampton and Cleveland, granted to bis mother and ... |
| Albuera - Page 163Quarter Master Gen. of the Portuguese Army he distinguished himself greatly during tho Peninsular war, the victory (22 May 1811) of Albuera (caused by ... |
| Killeen - Page 3761445, and was but: at Killeen.(*} MI II. 1446. 2. CHRISTOPHER (PLUNKETT), LORD KII.LKEN [I.], grandson und h., being я. and h. of John PLUNKBTT, ... |
| Charlotte - Page 218His widow, who had Ьевп Maid of Honour to Charlotte, the Queen Consort, d. 28 June 1817. Will pr. 1817. XIII. 1783. IS. ... |
| Berkeley - Page 155His widow d. in Berkeley eq., 26 June 1829, aged 78, and was also bur. at Glynde. Her will pr. July 1829. HAMPDEN OF GLYNDE. Viecountcy. 1. "Tho Bt. ... |
| Delhi - Page 271Guards) 1838 ¡n which finally, 1880, he became General. having served in the Knffir war and at the siege of Delhi, and receiving the Kaffir Wiir medal ... |
| Havanna - Page 202at the capture of Havanna,(b) in 1763. He was Commander in Chief in Ireland, 1774-75, but in 1775 was given the command of the fortress of Gibraltar, ... |
| New Orleans - Page 333In Dec 1814 he made a successful attack on New Orleans, &c. ; KCB 2 Jan. 1816, being then Major Gen. ; Gov. of at Lucia, 1818-25; Commander in Chief ... |
Popular passagesThe bridegroom may forget the bride Was made his wedded wife yestreen ; The monarch may forget the crown ' That on his head an hour has been ; The mother may forget the child That smiles sae sweetly on her knee ; But I'll remember thee, Glencairn, And a' that thou hast done for me ! " LINES, SENT TO SIR JOHN WHITEFORD, OF WHITEFORD, BART. Page 34 This book is a preservation photocopy. It is made in compliance with copyright law and produced on acid-free archival 60# book weight paper which meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (permanence of paper) Preservation photocopying and binding by Acme Bookbinding Charlestown, Massachusetts m 1999 The borrower must return this item on or before the last date stamped below. Page 429 Impromptu SUGGESTED BY A VIEW, IN 1766, OF THE SEAT AND RUINS OF A DECEASED NOBLEMAN, AT KINGSGATE, KENT. Old, and abandoned by each venal friend, Here Holland formed the pious resolution To smuggle a few years, and strive to mend A broken character and constitution. Page 243 by walking to and fro with his hat on his head" in the presence chamber of William III. (no exact date is given to this exploit) is said to have attracted that king's attention, to whom he explained his conduct by stating that he did so to assert the ancient privilege of his family, " granted to John de Courci, Earl of Ulster, and his heirs, by John, King of England. Page 396 He wanted all sort of polishing : he was rough and sullen, but candid and sincere. His temper was boisterous, neither fit to submit nor to govern. He was mutinous when out of power, and imperious in it. Page 146 What's property ? dear Swift ! you see it alter From you to me, from me to Peter Walter; Or, in a mortgage, prove a lawyer's share; Or, in a jointure, vanish from the heir... Page 119 One of the finest gentlemen in the army, with a head fitted for the cabinet as well as the camp ; is very modest, vigilant, and sincere ; a man of honour and honesty, [in all directly otherwise;} without pride or affectation : wears his own hair, is plain in his dress and manners ; towards 60 years old. A deceitful, hypocritical, factious knave ; a damnable hypocrite, of no religion. Page 10 Hollis, the younger son and younger brother of the Earls of Clare, was as much valued and esteemed by the whole party as any man ; as he deserved to be, being of more accomplished parts than any of them... Page 245 If no Genius could be discovered in the Lines of his Face, there was in them, an Expression of serene and passive Fortitude which could not be mistaken. His Profile bore, indeed, a very strong Resemblance to the Portraits of George the First, from whom, by his Mother, he descended. She was the natural Daughter of that Prince, by his Mistress, Madame... Page 270 that if he had not understanding enough to know the uprightness of the cause, nor loyalty enough to inform him of the duty of a subject, that the very obligations of gratitude to the king, on the behalf of his house, were such, as his life was but a due sacrifice... Page 76 LessOther editions | by Peter W. Hammond, George Edward Cokayne
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