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 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 't is anciently remember'd for the Considerations following viz. I. The Bishop of London for that his See is the King 's Chief Chamber 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 Vxoris 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 2. JAMES TOVCHET 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 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 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 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 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. 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. Barons By K. Hen. 6. 10. EDWARD STOVRTON 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 12. RALPH EVRE 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. HVGH WILLVGHBY Baron Willughby of Parham CREATION By Letters Patent 16 Feb. 1546 1 Edw. 6.
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 SEYMOVR Duke of Somerset Earl of Hertford Viscount Beauchamp Baron Seymour Beauchamp of Hache and Seymour of Troubridg Chancellor of the University of Cambridge 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 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. LOVISE de QVEROVALLE 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 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 BVTLER 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 BEAVCLAIR 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 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 POVLET 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 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 SCHONBVRG 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 One
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. 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 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 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 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 Years prosperously enjoy'd the Happy Honor You may from thence have the easier Ascent to a Celestial Throne Which as 't is 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 't would 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 't is less Erroneous than any 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 Vndertaking 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 't will 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 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 t o'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 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 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 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 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 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