then with the addition of and Councellors VISCOUNTS 1. THE most Noble Potent Viscounts By K. Edw. 6. and Honourable EDWARD DEVEREVX 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 TOVNSHEND 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 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 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 Vnited 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 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 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 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
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 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 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. 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 utrinque liliatum That is to say In the midst of the Bend on an Escocheon Or a Demi-Lion rampant 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
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 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 BVRNET 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. HVMPHREY HVMPHREYS 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 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 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. 16. JOHN HOVGH 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 CVMBERLAND 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 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 Vsage Sable a Key in Bâ—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 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
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 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 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 6. In the Earl of Pembroke 's Titles p. 38 l. 5. after Sâ—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 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 RVSSELL 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. 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
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 AVBREY 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 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 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. 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 5. THEOPHILVS 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 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 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
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 63. CHARLES MORDAVNT 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 MONTAGV Earl of Montagu Viscount Mount-Hermer and Baron Montagu of Boughton Master of the King 's great Wardrobe 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 CHVRCHILL 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. ARTHVR 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 LVMLEY Earl of Scarborough Viscount Lumley of Lâ—â—ley-Castle and Viscount Lumley of Waterford Baron Lumley of Lumley Gentleman of the King 's Royal Bed-chamber 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 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 ZVLESTEIN 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. 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. Mâ—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 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 Borâ—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
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.